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MATLOCK-- This week there
is Daily Vacation Bible School at
the Matlock Community Church,
sponsored by the Student Mis-
si0nary Council. There will be a
program Friday, July 27 at 7:30.
The farmers tlere are trying to
hay, but it's very discouraging
hay weather. Just a few hours of
sunshine in the afternoons.
MRS. MARIE McKAY of Shel-
ton was a Sunday dinner guest
of Mrs. Augusta Portman and
Carl Portman.
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Morris
and daughters Jenny and Jill of
hong Beach, Calif., called on Mr.
and Mrs. Elvin Hearing Monday.
Paul Martin of Oklahoma spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Cockburn. The men were
old army buddies.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hoffman
of Tacoma spent Sunday after-
TV SETS
FOR RENT
Don't Mlu the Fun and
Entertainment of Television
TAYLOR RADIO
ELEGTRIG
4th & Cota 426-6602
Hearing.
MR. AND MRS. Edward Valley
and sons David and LeRoy spent
Sunday evening with the Rodger
Spakling family.
The LeRoy Boothe family, Ho-
quiam, were weekend guests of
their folks, :Mr. and Mrs. I. C.
Ford.
We are sorry to report that
Herbe't Brehmeyer, Jr., is in the
Clinic Hospital with an eye in-
jury, but hopes to be out in a
couple of days.
Mr. and Mrs. Lud Rossmaicr at-
tended the alumni picnic of Ro-
chester high school at Borst Park
in Centralia unday.
MR. AND MRS. WAYNE Evers
and family of Shelton, and Jeanne
and Sandra Calkins of Santee, Cal-
ifornia spent Friday evening with
IIr. and Mrs. Harold Clift.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walker and
son Pat spent Sunday in Tacoma
with re!atives.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hunter cal-
led on Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Hear-
hig Frklay.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Provo and
five children of Seattle are spend-
ing the week with their folks, Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. Hunter.
MRS. L. F. COOK of Montesano
and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Dwyer
and two sons of Whitter, Calif.,
spent last week Tuesday at the
Kenneth Howard home. The Dwy-
ers are cousins of Mrs. Howard.
Mr. arid Mrs. Herbert Helin
called on Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hun-
ter Sunday afternoon.
DON'T BE
DEAF!
Qoee that shock you? It is meant to do just that; to shock you
into doing something about your hearing loss.
/ Do you strain to hear what people say?
Do you have to ask people to repeat?
Do you find that others seem to mumble
and not speak up?
Do you stay home from good times because
hearing is hard work?
If your answer is "YES" to any of the foregoing you may need
hearing help. We can tell in just a few minutes, and it won't
cost you a penny. Conic to see our representative at
Eells and Valley Al)pliance Center
Friday, July 20
between 10 A.M. and 1 P.M.
Or, if you can't make it then, telephone 426-4663 and he will call
at your home. DON'T DELAY! This few minutes now may
change your whole life.
L
Daniel E. Bruner
BELTONE HEARING AIDS
106 E. 4th Avenue, Olympia
FL 7-3521
Montesano spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Howard and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Decker,
Aberdeen, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Max Cash.
MR. AND MItS. GEOR(]F At-
den of Calemisa, Calif., were drop
in guests of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Cash Friday evening. The Geor'ge
Aldens will visit the world fair
and friends in Seattle a couple
of weeks and spend some time
with the Cash family.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Dick of
Hoquiam called on Mr. and :Mrs.
Herbert Brehmeyer Sr. Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kimmerly and
family and Mrs. Richard Hopkins
and family and Mrs. Paul Johns-
ton and baby, all of Sbelton, were
Tuesday dinner guests of the
Herbert Brehmeyer, St. family to
help Michael Brenmeyer celebrate
Kitty Johnson
SATURDAY the Andrew Mc-
Garvic family had a picnic and
party in honor of their nephew,
Bob Geiger, who leaves to work
near Chicago soon. Those attend-
mg were Mr. and Mrs. A1 Taylor i
and family, and Mr. and Mrs.
Hank Geiger and family, of Ta-
coma, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Mitchell and family of Puyallup,
and the McGarvie family and Miss
Nan Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs.\\;Andrew McGarvie
accompanied by their company,
the Mitchell family went clam
digging Monday momling.
SUPT. AND MRS. Eugene
French and family left Tuesday
for a camping trip around the
Loop.
Supt. French reports the school
loard is busy lneeting with W. A.
Johnson, the architect for the new
school building and wants to state
lhere is no charge until the bond
issue goes through.
Southside 4'H
Auditor Aspirant Clubs Discuss
Plans For Camp
Katherine (Kitty)Johnson, will
be the Demoel;atic candidate for
Mason County Auditor in the No-
vember general election.
Mrs. Johnson has lived in Shel-
ton since 1931 and is a graduate
of h'ene S. Reed High School and
attended business college.
She is now employed by tim
Shelton Title Company doing title
search work.
She was employed for 5 /, years:
at Lumbermen's Mercantile as an
accountant.
Active in Democrat party af-
fairs in the county for a number
of years, Mrs. Johnson has served
as precinct committeewoman and
delegate.
Sire is past president of the
Mason County Orthopedic Asso-
ciation and former vice president
of the helton Girl Scout Coun-
cil ......
She and her husband, Delbert,
head of the State Highway De-
partment legal staff as assistant
attorney general, have two child-
ten, 17 and 13.
By Mrs. Ray Kratcha
SOUTHSIDE -- Time Watch-
ers 4-H club met Thursday and
decided on their date of leaving
for camp at the ocean at Kalaloch.
Linda Longacres gave a demon-
stration on cleaning an oven, and
Judy Rains gave a demonstration
on egg-fou-yung.
The club members decided on
the decorations for camp. The
Time Watchers discussed the fair
and food contest coming up in
August.
Thunderbirds 4-H.club met at
Mary Wetter's last Wednesday.
Robert Ktmbel gave a demonstra-
tion on the parts of a cow, and
Chuck Sheppard gave a demon-
stration on a rope to lead a cow
at the fair.
Thunderbirds are washing cars
to raise money for camp. Mary
Wetter served cup cakes for re-
freshments.
Busy Bells 4-H club is meeting
once a week to work on their pro-
ject work and skit for camp.
Busy Bells 4-H club along with
the Thunderbirds 4-H club had a
picnic at Twanoh last Thursday.
Cindy Jackson of the Time:
Watchers and Bob Spooner of
Grapeview are exchange campers i
with Thurston County 4-H .this
week at Millersylvania State park.
Four Leaves 4-H club met
Thursday for a short business!
meeting with the meeting called
to order by the president Lindt
Trotzer. Fair pamphlets were giv-
en out to the club members. The
4-H'ers discussed camp and work-
ed on their record books, and
praetied their camp skit. Mrs.
Vcta Holtorf and Bobby were vis-
itors at the meeting, and Bar-
bara Wolf's coushl, Tins White-
sides, also was a. guest. Robin
Vacationing Visitors At Homes
By Ethel l)alby
UNION -- Mr. and Mrs. Leon-
ard Aldrich have had as house-
guests last week, their cousins
Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Green of
Jackson, Mich., and also friend'
of the Greens of the same place.
The party left for Vancouver, B.C.
Sunday. After a visit in British
Columbia, they are returning to
Seattle to visit: the fair, leaving
Aug. 6 for their native state.
Mrs. Paul Schlosser joined a
party of some 16 members of her
:"Book Worm" study club friends,
and their husbands, of Shelton,
on a trip to Seattle last week.
The group enjoyed dinner at Ruby
Chow's Chinese Care, and later
attended the performance of the
dancers from the Philippines, at
the Opera House.
MRS. SCHLOSSER remained on i
in the big city an additional cou-
ple of days for a visit with son
Ralph and family before returnng
to her Union home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McConkey
were hosts Sunday afternoon for
a picnic at ,their Canal home to
the Shelton Rainbow Girls, Job's
Daughters and the DeMolay
group. Some 60 young people were
present to enjoy the afternoon
swimming, water skiing and boat-
ing, which kept the group enter-
tained. Assisting were Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Correa,, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Dewell,
Shelton, and the Mesdames Van-
Arsdale, J()slin, Wolf, Redmond
and Neuenschwander. Curtis
Grout, Union, was DeMolay Dad.
MR. AND MRS. REED Tindall
of Seattle, and their friends, Mr.
and Mrs. Eric Dahl, spent last
weekend at the Curtis Grout home.
Mrs. Tindall is the former Judy
Bakke served refreshments.
Guests visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Trotzer and family are
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Trotzer of
Wausau, Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Trotzer
and family of Arcadia and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Trotzer of Wau-
sau, Wis., spent last week visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Dick Goodwin
of Pendleton, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kratcha
and John Kratcha visited Mr. and
Mrs..Ray: Kratcha and Janice last
Tuesday evening.
(rotlt.
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Krienbaum
returned to tlleir Union ltome lasl
Thursday from their Seattle aprt-
ment, and arc remaining for the
season.
According to reports coming
irom the Bruce Hanleys (Supt.
of Twanoll State Park, the tall,
.trong metal fence along the lower
margin of the camp and trailer
park, bordering the Navy Yard
Highway, will protect children and
also adult pedestrians, who are
now forced to cross at designated
el;osswalks. Drivers of cars along
the Park area will also be able
to drive the stretch of highway
with less feat' of children dart-
ing out before them, and also less
worry with regard to jay-walkers.
ANNOUNCEMENT is made of
the engagement of Miss Kathleen
Keyes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Keyes of Olympm, to
Jerry Cowan, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Cowan of Union. Kathleen
(granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Mawson of Union) Is a
graduate of Olympia high school.
Her fiancee is a graduate of Shel-
ton high school. He •also attended
Western Washington State Col-
lege, later serving four years m
the U.S. Navy, and is presently
employed in Shelton. As yet, no
definite date is set for the wed-
ding.
Mrs. Douglas Grout had as re-
cent weekend visitors, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Mallory, relatives-In-
law, of Seattle.
Wands and Pat Nilson have had
ene round of house guests at ttJeir
Canal cottage the past few weeks.
Recent vmitors were Mr. and Mrs.
V. AuClaire and children of Eu-
rika, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Nilson of Waterman, Geraldine i
Olivet" also of Waterman, Mrs.
Doug Nilson and children of Gorst.
Mrs. William Orr and Erma Roes-
sel, and Mrs. Don Lorclace and
young daughtcr were also pres-
ent.
WANDA NILSON, Union Post-
master, was at Matlock Tuesday
and Wednesday of last week, busy
with her postoffice training work
as official instructor for the de-
partment.
Kenneth Dalby of Seattle is
spending his vacation wiLh his fa-
ther, Ed Dalby, on the Canal.
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Eugene D. Dennerline, circuit Puget Sound
supervising minister for 17 neigh- Camp on Lake
boring congregations of Jehovahs ning six weeks
Witnesses, and a frequent visitor July 15 through
to the local congregation, will be Three of the
a featm'ed speaker at one of the children enterin
hu'gest Christian conventions through six this fall
scheduled in the Pacific North- three for those
west this summer, it was announ- seven through
ced here this week. Dennerline Lutheran
will speak at the "Courageous and Tacoma
Ministers District Assembly" of deans.
Jehovah's Witnesses which is ex-
pected to attract about G,(00 den of at least six
egates from 100 eongregation to councelors.
Longview Aug. 3-5, acce:'ding to The camp
Gill, presiding mL-!:::::' cf 2he ble st'udy classes
Shelton Congregatiou. " recreation
The ci'cuit supervisor will also boating, games, hll
serve as head o1 the assembly skits and treasure
cafeteria department. His speak-
ing assigmnents include "Bene-
fits of the Theocratic Ministry following
school," Aug. 3, at 7 p.m., and Daniel
Aug. 4 at 3:50 p.m. "Subjecting
Ourselves to 'Every Human Cre-
ation.' "
Skokomish Ghureh
Looking For Bell
The Skokomish Community
Church is looking for a bell to
use to install on its church. The
church, being built by members of
the congregation, is about com-
pleted.
Bob Bearden, a member of the
congregation, said anyone who
might have a used bell thejr would
sell or donate can contact him.
Han00
][Fuchsias
H. I.
Rte. 2, Box 220
Spencer
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Our Thanks...
to all our wonderful friends
and customers who made our
12 years (and 38days )
at
LAKE NAHWATZEL ,RESORT
such a pleasure
and our best wishes
to the new owners "
MR. & MRS. AL TUPPEB
and
MR. & MRS. DICK TUPPIB
Lee & Mary
resident
Steve Vi-
for the
District
of the
here and la-
the insulat-
Simpson
Consultant for
to
Canada
astern United
L
ehool board
Dist-
the library
unexpired
as eommis-
city of
of the
of ,the Amer-
and
Muising,
Years at the,
Grand Rapids,
and later
f Local 161,
of' Sul-
Union
has been a life-
nd has been
Since his re-
one in the leg-
a first-hand
tion prob-
in-
For
and M
Wee
John ?
family
Young
Wed
Dick ]
day at
Peg
Thurs(
James
• Our sincere thanks for your nice
compliments about our new banking
home here in Shelton. If you have
not yet had an opportunity to see our
beautiful building, you're always wel-
come during banking hours: Monday
through Thursday, 10 to 3 p.m., and
10 to 6 p.m. on Fridays. We look
forward to seeing you, and serving
your banking needs with our more
than 70 Seafirst banking services.
The Officers and 5tail
FRONT ROW--Bill Holder, Bill/hlderson, Laurie Carlson, Warren Moe. MIDDLE ROW--Harriet Dewell, Mildred
Kempton, Agnes Anderson, Dorothy Phillips, Ernestine Furlong, Elsie Zehe, LeErma Kingery, Peggy Bennett,
Nancy Doak. BACK ROW--Linda Anderson, Phyllis Mc Fie, Jewell Crume, Sharon Huisingh, Shirley Pogreba, Pat
Smith, Ruth Toney, Laura Hermes. Missing---Wanda Stevens.
SHELTON BRANCH
5th & FRANKLIN
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Phone 426-89a
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION /
edu-
non-parti-
superin-
Shelton
former-
Elemen-
degree in
West-
of
and is
resident of
Associa-
ttors in
for the