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o presents gavel
|llation of Eagle
ght new Madam
from installing
nic For
loose
kend
e Lodge No. 1684
he Moose, Chapter
tare their annual
I outing Saturday
Dyhut State Park
,res. This event is
Family as well as
;is of Moose mem-
HOW
'IONS
many sum-
al'e
r a.nnual vaca-
here. The
populated
arriving
they built
fine
their
as on beau-
Bobby
enjoying
for clam
combing.
(better known
DUgdals) has
and two girl
Kathy, all of
of La Hebra,
their first
several years
on the south
Olympia are
of time at
visiting
are Mr.
Auburn and
and Mr. and
i 'i Dollif. They
g and wa-
she tried
has decided
C !r , from now
e a s had
a :aets' the Nell
ue• Thursday
,guests were Mrs.
i Children Cathy,
Hosiery , ' il o eattle. TGh]
'N,il, and JUliee for
Wedding dat
• all ofreg'3 r h:'" .Spent'#
or box raip, t ? the°neworldday
eautely thrilled
' sveryone who
captured b her
. y •
e *l!ty, and thour-
" eils choice for
Benefit Concert Raises s63 For Grapeview School Kitchen
The melodies drifting out into
lhe quiet evening from the school-
lmuse last Wednesday originated
1rein tile nimble fingers and golden
lhroat of balladeer Earl Robinson
who donated bis talents for a one-
man concert. A composer, singer,
conductor, teacher and folklorist,
Earl Robinson has the rare quality
of a true balladeer and the envi-
able ability to gal:tler tits audience,
whatever the size, into an intimate
troop and hold it in his spell. He
certainly had his Grapeview audi-
ence of about 100 captivated for
an hour and a half in which he
and his guitar entertained with
several of his own compositions as
well as other American songs.
The money donated, amounting to
$63, will be added to tile kitchen
l emodeling fund. Since Robinson
had used the school building and
its piano for practicing and com-
:osing during his stay here, the
evening's concert was his thought-
ful way of saying "thank you" to
ql.e community. He was the guest
of his pa:'ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J•
Robinson, between engagements
on his current concert tour. He left
for Seattle on Thursday for an
appearanae at the University Uni-
tarian Church. Fair Harbor Grange
ladies served coffee and cookies
et tile conclusion of the program.
WE ARE IIAPPY to report that
Mrs. Henry Gatlin. who underwent
urgery last Thursday at Bremer-
ton Naval Hospital is "getting
along just fine" taccording to her
husband) and was expected to re-
turn home Tuesday of this week,
Also recuperating satisfactorily
falls. They returned home Satur-
day evening.
SUMMER GUESTS at the Mar-
tin Goetsch home are Mrs. Eld-
ing Laur and children, Junior, Bet-
ty, Wanda, Darlene and Donna,
trom E1Paso, Tex. Esther reports
that often having had grandson
Schuyler White with her for three
H nd Bags :i ays the house is sure empty.
contests, volley- a Reinhart and Della Goetsch f
u'se-shoe pitching or f 0rl'! Des Moines spent one day last
s and contests for week visiting friends and relatives
ill b enjoyed by here. Della is a former correspon-
'ire on tile beach Belier of the Journal and wrote this
:ral attraction for lins Jrs. are column for quite a while.
)n Saturday eve- |)ortsWlrl the senior Everett and Helen Simons and
for clam digging son Frank attended the Dilly
Belle Carson and Show in Seattle last week.
Sunday. r Cindy an
asked to bring MRS. LILLIAN Knox and
silver for their Green- daughter Gigi have returned to
a dish or two for Belier ua stay
California
after
a
two
week
stay
:e picnic. Coffee, located with her mother, Mrs. Olive Shun
}p, ice cream, and War- tes. They also attended the fair.
nts will be furn. NEW of schools Saturday afternoon guests
of
ose Lodge. ave pretty Mrs. Dale Peugh were Mr. and!
g to attend are mess left Mrs. Kenneth.Rose and girls Mar-
m either George ring win- tha and Janice. The girls were
Orlons, bulk)' the overnight • guests of the
) or Gerry Hart sizes 36
26-3047) of the is va- Peughs.
:ms in his group. $3 99 to and The Stan Yates have as their
:rs a;so if further ' this week. houseguest Stan's sister, Lena
sired. Sarger at- Coffman of Sultan, Wash., and
.'s at a regular of the joining them this weekend was
ore Mr. and Mrs. at Austrids Stan's brother, Faust, of Tacoma.
' Lead, South Da- 0reek, near Sunday the H. V. Glasers and
cw, .Terry Cowan. Evergreen .Ansi- children were the guests of Mr.
f Shelton Moose from and Mrs. Francis Cooper for a
........ Pay Pa( 32 mere- clam bake on Squaxin Island. Fri-
.; • Another day Donette made a trip to Hoq-
ad P at Lake uiam to visit her parents, the
,nt ...s .ay members Donald Eddys. Mrs. Eddy trader-
Mrs. Sae- went surgery last week on her
Will be at- hip and needed Suzie to be her
of Wash- legs for a week.
majoring Mrs. Jerrells, Mrs. Waite and
minoring M:rs. Glenn Yates went to Olympia
on a "Strawberry pic'lin party"
"W. Streck- last week. Heard via the grapevine
they got 90 pounds of berries.
to Willa Sunday Mi Moor's sister, Mrs.
boarded Russel Pearson and son Jan (sta-
te the tioned with the Air Force in Cole-
drove rado) spent the day on Harstine
met Zelda for a family visit.
then- Harstine Island Grange meets
Friday night at 6:15 for a potluck
at- dinner. Business meeting follow-
of the ins.
Morgan Eacrell' Harstine Island grocery store
, S has new hours: It will be closed
Mondays; Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Sunday, 11 a.m. to
az,.s New 6 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 11
a.m. to 8 p.m.
DIRCTORY
0000tllNU
DOMBINATION u.o
)OR
REX FLOOB COVEING
i,ges from Storm Mt. Vhav Ph. 426.2292
Door fo Screen
Door... Baator Rellr
]BoLlbx out
IN SECONDS : S0tdermg
• New eox
BOON6 PLUMBING
HEATING, SHEET METAL
42e-4832 623 s. st. Ph. 426.3483
ONLY
2995 oo.
426-6283
" THICK o,.
426-3327
OPerated
• l=lemta
for all ocoason
• lowe
EYERGREEN FKORIBT$
4th & Birch 8 to 8 426-8479
Auto Glass
• Expert
• I nstmllmtlon
JIM PAULEY, INC.
5th & Railroad Ph. 426.8231
Bike Shop
• Sales and Repair
I • Locksmith - Keys Made
• Hobbies
SLEYSTEI'8 BJKE ;8HOP
Roy Clinton 223 Cote. St.
Draperies
• oustom made
• fRe estimates
• work guaranteed
Jj C, PENNJE.Y O,
305 R R Ave, Ph, 426-8283
SPACE-All inserts stay on door all Y eCr
WORK--Sliding Panels tilt out for
ATTLES--Panels cushionedin wool
ing
ENTILATE TOP OR BOTTOM
• SOLID, HEAVY ALUMINUM
for years of trouble-free serv|ce
IGAN, EAGRETT
ST Phone
ffter majbr :urgery in Seattle last
week was Howard Padden of
Treasure Island. Mrs. Padden, who
had been staying near bim in
Seattle, returned home Sunday
evening with her daughter Pat
who came np from Porthmd to be
with her. Expecting to be dis-
charged from Providence Hospi-
tal Friday, Padden should retnrn
l:ome tile santo day.
Sad news comes to us trom our
friends and weekend neighbors,
"Buck" and Ruth Price this past
week. Ruth and daughter Peg,
with college friend Jayne Rucker,
were invMved in a two-ear acci-
dent neat" Tumwater last Friday
evening in which one nn was
killed and Ruth, Peg and Jayne
were hospitalized with severe cuts
and bruises. We were so orry to
bear of this and hope that by
now, all three are "on the mend".
Mrs. Les Souie had an enjoya-
ble visit with her niece, Miss
Gayle Cockburn in Tacoma last
Saturday before bidding her a
fond goodbye at the train depot,
Gayle, who left for Button Bay,
Vermont, with 16 other Tacoma
girls had been selected by her
Girl Scout troop to represent
them at the Girl Scouts' 50th An-
niversary Roundup. About 10,000
girls from all over the world are
expected to attend. Faye remained
v. guest of Gayle's folks, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Cockburn, until Sunday
evening•
LONG-TIME FRTEND of Mrs.
John Stevens visiting here for
several days recently from her
home in Eu'eka, Calif., was Miss
Mabel LynCh.
friend of Carolyn's.
Last weekend at tbeir summer
beach cottage on Stretch Island
was enjoyed by the Art Ables of
Tacoma.
Two of our most enthusiastic
bowling belles, Ann Westberg and
daughter Marcclla, just missed
|aking first place in the "Morn
Census To Seek
HomeRepair,
Food Information
Information on eating habits
and expenditures for residential
alterations and repairs will be
sought in the July Quarterly
Household Survey,
Sltelton is one of the 323 samp-
ling areas in the nation in which
the information will be sought.
Mrs. Polly A Swayze, at. 3, is in
charge of the local interviews.
The surveys are taken by the
Bureau of Census.
Information on the amount of
beef, bread, lettuce, milk and
$pples consumed over a three-day
period will be asked. The resi-
dential alterations and repair
questions will deal with expendi-
tures for painting, repair and re-
placement of heating and air con-
ditioning systems, phnnbing, roof-
ing, flooring and related home
repair projects.
and Sis" League at \\;Vest.parle
Lanes ill Bremerton Monday night
by a scant but dlsappointing one-
half game• They brought home
,m impressive trophy anyway .....
Ann's frst of the year and Mar-
C(!]la's second.
Miss Leslie Anne Rice nd The-
odore Carl Linde were united in
marriage aL a simple ceremony
held Sunday afternoon at the BeN
fair Community chat'oh with mere.
bers of their immediate families
present. Acting as Leslie's Matron
of Honor was her sister, Mrs. Jim
Frost, while Byron Linde served
as his brother's Best Man. Leslie
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Les Rice, Grapeview residents for
many years. The son of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul C. Delaney, Ted is from
Gilberton (near Bremerton ). Since
tile bride and groom are both
,ttending summer quarter at Wes-
lcrn Washington College in BeN
lingham, honeymoon phms were
posfponed.
IMPROVEMENT CI,UB
TO MEET TUESDAY
A special meeting of the Hood
Canal Improvement Chtl) Ila.s
been calh, d for next Tuesday,
July 24, at 8:00 p.m. in the
Union :,ommunity hall.
On tim agenda are the topics
of the new fire district, the com-
mnnity water situation, the
ehtl)'s two I)a,rth,s, and other
I)usiness.
I like to walk down Bond street,
titinking of all the things I don't
desire. ---Logan Pearsall Smith
Retirement Pay
Higher Locally
NEW YORK, (Special) ....... The
larger incomes that Mason Comi-
ty residents earned over the years
are now producing added benefits
for tbem.
They are generating extra divi-
dends in the form of larger pen-
ion checks for those who have re-
tired or have become disabled.
The size of these clecks, which
are going to former workers and
their families under the insurance
program of the soci'l security
system, is in proportion to the
wages earned during a period of
years prior to retirement. Because
their earnings were greater, their
contributions to the l)ension fund
were greater.
The net result, for local resi-
dents, is retirement cheeks that
are bigger, on the average, than
those going to people in most parts
of the United States.
The facts and figures were made
public in the annual report of the
Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors
Insurance, just released. They are
based on the payment schedules in
effect at the beginning of this
year.
Recipients in Mason County,
they show, were getting checks
amounting to $837 a year, as com-
pared wiLh $779 a year elsewhere
in the United States. In the Pa-
cific States the average was $819.
The overall amount being col-
lected by local residents has been
going rip, year by year, as tile
scale of benefits has been boosted
md as more people have become
eligible for coverage.
As of January 1, 1962, total,pay-
ments were at i:be rate of $1,583.
940 a year. On the receiving end
were some 1,892 retired workers,
disabled workers, their spouses,
widows and widowers, children and
parents.
i LOYD GIBSON
Call Hoodsport TR. 7-5237
Our Hood Canal
Representative
KIMBEL MOTORS
I Chrysler-Plymouth Cars
i International Trucks
Les Joslin
SUGGESTS/
Vacation Time is accident time.
More accidents occur during sum-
mer when people are enjoying va-
cations. A West Coast Life Acci-
dent Policy can help provide
against financial loss.
--I| • A¢CIDIINlr • NIIAL,,__
1627 SUMMIT DRIVE . PHONE 426-6373
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hoskins
(Joanne Stevens} are settled in
their new apartment in Seattle,
according to Joanne's mother,
},rs. Stevens. Ineidently, the love-
]y string of pearls worn by Jo-
anne for her wedding was the
gift of good friend and neighbor,
Miss Jasmine Britton.
It was a real pleasure to be in
the "Doghouse" last weekend
Bianchis' that is. At least Dom-
inic and Lyl thought so, with
Lyl's mother, Mrs. Clara Free-
stone and son Jim and family
there for the weekend. Jim is the
proud owner of that beautiful
:ew "Pacific Mariner" we've
admiring as it whizzes around the
island. After a 4-month illness
Lyl is looking fotvard to a week's
vacation with her family at their
waterfront cottage on Treasure
Island.
Miss Susie Fulmer returned to
Grapeview last Thursday evening
with Lloyd Richey after a two-
week visit with friend Pam Rich-
ey at the Richey's home in Seat-
tle. Touring the World's Fair and
other points of interest in the
"big city" made a vacation long
to be remembered by Susie.
MR. AND lER& HAROLD Retz-
man offered their home and hos-
pitality to long-time friends from
Seattle last Sunday. They were
My. and Mrs. Dndley Daneman,
son David and daughter Darcy,
logether with Daneman's mother,
Mrs. David Daneman, who spent
most of the day at the Retzmans'
Stadium Beach home. Accompany-
ing them was Mrs. Myrtle Mocker
who had worked for several years
with Mrs. Retzman for David
Daneman, Sr., at Sunde and d'-
Evers in Seattle. The Danemans
were enjoying their first visit to
Grapeview since 1950 when they
were present at the l=Letzmans'
well-drilling.
Mrs. Kay Sanford managed to
keep from getting too lonesome
in the absence of son Danny by
entertaining her daughter Sue Ann
and adorable 10-month-old grand-
daughter who came up from Eu-
gene, Ore., for a few days. They
were here with Kay at her Stretci
Island home from Wednesday un-
til Saturday of last Week.
In the past week the Walter
Claytons, Sr., have played hosts
BONELESS HAM
"Fiesta" Fully
Cooked, Whole
or Half
85 c
IDEAL FOR SANDWICHES
Full *Gut, U. S.
Choice, Verifine
RUMP ROAST u.s. choice 79
Verifine .... lb.
BOLOGNA 39'
BY THE PIECE
LB.
FRYERS Grown,Fresh WashingtOncutup, 43'
SHUR-FRESH ........ LB,
VEAL STEAK ""°&. 6/69*
Hawaiian Wan!
, !::'
PRICES EFFECTIVE JULY 19.20-21
Right To Limit!
APRICOTS
WHITE ROSE POTATOES
CANTALOUPES
TOMATOES
CUCUMBERS
ROMAIN
U. S• No. 1 Wash. Grown
JUMBO 45 SIZE, CALIFORNIA
FIRM RED RIPE FOR SLICING, CALIFORNIA
LMP
.. !0/39 €
5159 c
19'
LONG GREEN SLICERS, CALIFORNIA
E Crisp, Green, a Tonight, Fresh from
Serve
Salad
Local
Fields
to two Hoquiam cofaples. Last
Thursday'Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
WiIson aId daughter CloAnn spent '":)"?:' " IA:KLaA K | NE
joying short local tours and the
ladies :latin" passing the time wor- .:'..C:
king on fancy work and visiting.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Pal- :.' 2
mer,. also of Hoquiam, enjoyed SALAD
lunching and visiting With the
GRATED TUNA
,, REUSEABLE
| COPPERTOHE ,.....,e:t.
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.. OR PERFEC SA-,OSl MAXWELLHOUSE
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COFFEE 00:ii
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NNEAPPLE JUICE Tns 77
DOLE "Flavor Spun" /=7(€ ,"
46-oz. Tins .................. ,/i .
TOMAT0'' JUII)E
TASTEWEL L Tsngy A/$1
& Thick, 46-oz. Tins ........ iP/
TASTEWELL
Half
Tins
TASTEWELL
• 1 Pound
Cartons
Claytons.
COOL WEATHER seems to
have no discouraging effect on
visitors to Griggs' Acres. Week-
end guests enjoying the nice fat
qysters and cool green woods were
M'. and Mrs. Terry
Berkeley, Calif., who have been
visiting Mr. R. B. Franklin (Mrs.
Dearborn's father) in Tacoma.
A Sth birthday was the cause
for celebration at the Oscar Sund
home last Sunday and "man of
the hour" was none other than
Oscar h!mself: About 50 people
were on nand o congratulate him,
including son Warren with wtfe
Lorraine and two daughters and
con John with wife Jennie and
children. Lorraine's mother, Mrs.
Andrews came from Yak-
.to attend the affair. Oscar's
cousin, Bill Sand, Stretch
nd brother Arthur Sand and wife
visiting here from their home in
were there to participate
in the fun, too. Grapeview friends
attending were :Mr. and Mrs. Web
Etherton, Sofas ttansen, :Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Parks and Mrs. Anne
HI.C ORANGE
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Westberg with daughter Marcel-
la.
MR. AND MRS. VERNON Pu-
das and two Children were guests
Ofberg,Vernon'Sfor sister, Mrs. Ann West-
dinner last Saturda
evening at Ann ..... Y
• . - [recch Island
home. AJSO present
.^., ^,._. were .trs PU-
uu, B S,LUUtr and
- amer Mr. and
wrs. pencer Collins, Sebeka, Min-
resoa alia her st-'- - -
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band, Mr. and :Mrs. Melvin Olson
and two children, also of Sebeka
Bill Sund and IV[-- - - "
• - _ r. an(1 Mrs Ar
;nur un joine-, - " "
• . , u cnem.
Vmtors thin week at the Stretch
Island home of Mr arld iV[rs Llovd
ihYmf; /MI rs. Richey's nephew
.... . r. and Mrs. Jim Mc-
Glocnnn Wth their two children,
BM::;i%a'darolyn, from North
• • n vacation, the faro-
- .., -- eatle urin the
worza S a, -- g
:"- - " mgoyng the tri
wit;n ne tamil,, ;. " P
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BIG 46-OZ,TINS _ 4/001
FROZEN FOODS!
PATIO STEAKS Sunnee €.€
15-oz. froz.v
,RSH STICKS BOOTH'S 59¢
14-oz. froz.
SHUR-FRESH
FRENCH FRIES 16o 4/$1
• Frozen
?p! ? Shur-Fresh
M e Bar 6-pack 29
Chun King, 16-oz. =-/---,°/°°€ ,
Shur-Fresh
Ra,sln Snails 4pack 31 ,BEAN SPROUTS
Ch'un King, 23 -lb.
DATE nllffJlll Shur-Fresh 4elA BEEF CHOP SUEY i€
NUT Dncm# 15-oz. loaf "
SERVE-U SAVES-U DOLLARS1
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OPEN ON SUNDAYS
Where Satisfaction is a 'Buy' Word
Chun King 2 3/4-1b. n
Chicken CHOW MEIN (]:"
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Chun King 16-oz. &W¢ I[
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CHEESE FOOD "
Outch Tat 49 ¢
2'LB. BOX