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uth Gets Army
:tion Letter
OOgTA came Rita Gray with her daugh-
BOOK8 ter, Erin.
Monday night, the Brook's
Walker, son youngsters, Jill, Bonnie, Rick
Walker, has and Ann, along with two of their
of recomenda- friends from. Seattle, Colleen and
for graduat- Erin Penich, spent the night
ten of his as guests of that man of erect
ii°mpleted his carriage, military bearing and
ted States dignified appearance, Charles
Signal MCG0nagles. His sister, Irene
Georgia. n, who is visiting from
holdover, Bob Brerern, acted as hostess for
specialist school the gala affair.
• Herbert Jackson, son of Verna
alker spent and Art Jackson, is now home
t Westport. Ray from his tour of duty in Viet-
and two silvers nam. He is presently stationed
two sil- at the Whidby Island Naval Base.
of their He and his family have just
a good day spent a week visiting with his
Betty and mother and father at Lake Spen-
golf' pro, cer. The Jacksonsstili have their
and star b o a r d e r, granddaughter
Vic.ki Firth., from Tacom with
tho§e fish, them.:
Nell spent Traveling Mary Cook::is in the
le with their
" news again. Mary arrlVed home
sister Saturday after spending a week
: ROsemary with her brother and family, :the
three Willard Robinsons, at Aldor
Manor. A family reunion Was
and held at Swauk Recreation .Cen.
Euphrata, ter near Cle Elum July:15th
the and 16th. It was a campUt.
There are 10 brothers and Si;ters
;cott spent in Mary's family and eight Were
at able to attend the reunion among
cabin and 150-175 other relatives. $.n2a,
Saturday Mary went .with her son,. John
to the Cook, and family to the Ocean
for an overnight camping ,trip.
place on They dug clams.
a youth David Sushak returned last
Rita Saturday from Norvegian Lan-
their four gtmge camp at IAake Riley near
Katie and Arlington.
from Mer- Wayne Sushak is on the staff
Were closely at Camp Thunderbird Boy Scout
and Bud Gil- Camp at Summit Lake for the
Bill, duration of the camp.
At the Jerry Thurman spent Saturday
and Chariie and Sunday at Westport and
youngsters, reports that fishing is great as
Piper, he brought in his four dandy
dinner silver salmon.
Will Hold Meeting
On Friday Nigh÷
Skokomish
its regular
evening at
one., meet:
a mis-
.Will speak
C0nrmmity
at the 11
and
Marsha,
home at
a three
" Porter's
Arthur
and
spent a
Mr. and
and
with
and Mrs.
for
daugh-
Sunny.
of Mr.
Dur-
trip
of Shel-
and
dinner
Don
home
Way up
days in
on the
to va.
have
IrtOnth's
In Clark,
qerge Wolf of
Quilicine and Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
bur Peterson of Oregon called
at the Don Ragan home Satur-
day.
The community extends their
condolence to: Herbert ahd Nor-
man J ac0b0n in the death of
their sister; 1Vfrs." Myrtle Brown.
The Jacobsons have been long
timle residents of the Valley.
Rev. William. Dugger and son,
Paul, of Graham were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Dugger.
A number of young people
from the Skokomlsh Community
Church will leave this Saturday
morning for Bible camp at Mos-
syrock. Those planning to go are
Sandy Bollinger, Betty Crossan,
Linda Smith, Sharon Clark,
Chuck Bearden and Stanley Wil-
son.
Carl Dugger has accepted a
job as guard at Fir Creek Fed-
eral Forestry during the sum-
mer.
Cheryl and Peggy IYIahiendorf
of Sheboygan, Wis. are spending
the summer with their., parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Mahlendorf.
Mrs. Virginia Bourgault: left
by train for Nebraska to attend
a family reunion. She expects
to be gone for three weeks and
will return by car with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Pierce.
Mrs. Carol Hunter and a num-
ber of the 4-H group are at
Panhandle this week.
WATCH ouT FOR
THE OTHER GUY
NOTES
FROM
NElL
In A Word...
Dope
Today's newspaper reader
know, when they see the word
"dope" in newspaper headlines.
that the story deals with narcotic
peddlers or addicts. This wasn't al-
ways the meaning of the word
however.
In earlier days, the term re-
fer/'ed to a thick liquid or grease.
Thai i=hov it came to be applied I
to the viscid gum opiuml i'rom
there, it was only a matter of time
before the Word became a sort of
"generic" designation for all nar-
cotic drugs.
Nell's Pharmacy
I]nergency Ph. '426-2165
klftll & Franklin St.--426-3827
Open Daily 9:30 to 7:30 T:
, Saturdays -- 9:30 - 6:00 i
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Lilliwaup:
Local Man Returns Home After Long Hospital Stay
B, 'RANCES CATTO
• LIIA2WAur--,-r quite a
long session as a patient at a
'racoma hospital and a week re-
cuperating at the Frank Morris
home in Olympia, Lon Webb is
at horrm in..Eldon and gaining
in strenh .ti'f,te r a surgical oper-
ation.
Incidentally, his: mother, 99-
year-old Mrs: &Uie Ahl,: is : get-
ting along briskly, z' thankyou, in
her walker and walting"6n her-
self in every way possible,i a
tribute to her courageous and
cheerful spirit. Mrs. Ahl, who
reaches her century mark Sept.
5, had a fall earlier this year,
but suffered no fractures. Her
many friends are looking for-
ward with pleasure to her annual
birthday party, to be the great-
est yet !
Friday night the Lilliwaup
Community Club hosts its sec-
ond pinochle party of the month
to be held at 8 p.m. in the
Lilliwaup Cornmunity Hall. The
public is invited to these parties
and there are prizes and refresh-
ments at the close of the eve-
ning of cards.
'Elmer and Lucille Edwards
'are expecting a summertime two-
week visit from his son and
daughter-in-law with their two
children from Fridley, Minn. Mrs.
Edwards will meet their train
next Sunday morning in Edmonds
and introduce them to Lilliwaup
via the Hood Canal bridge and
a ride 'south along the Canal.
• Acc .on[)anYing her to Edmonds
cSaturday will be Mrs. Winifred
Fredell of Seattle who was to be
her house guest from. Tuesday
,mtil the weekend.
Pierpont Robinson of Tacoma
stayed from Tuesday until •Fri-
day at the home of his mother,
Mh-s. Frank Robinson and his
sister, Mg's. Jack Catto. He came
especially to be with his mother,
who was released July 13 after
a 2-week period at the Shelton
General Hospital. He also played
some rounds of golf during his
stay. Mrs. Robinson's condition
is reported to be improving.
Announcement is being rrmde
of the engagement of 1iss Nora-
lee Hockman of Port Angeles
to Rick Lanning of Hoodsport,
now in the Air Force. Miss Hock-
man, who has been making her
home with her uncle and aunt,
M'. and Mrs. Ray Morris at the
Beacon Point resort, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. How-
ard Hockman:of Port Angeles.
She was a 1967 graduate of
Irene S. Reed high school.
• A September marriage is plan-
ned. by the voun couple.
A vacation trip with her nmth-
er,. Mrs. Cha.rles. , Baldwin . ot
La Verne, Calif., was enjoyed
by Mrs. Harry Hays ("Jerry")
of the Lilliwaup Motel. She re-
turned to IAlliwaup with her
mother, after a trip to Chewelah,
where they visited at the home
of an aunt, Mrs. Floyd Barnhart.
To stay with his parents, the
Pat MjcGradys, while her colum-
nist-husband is reporting from
Vietnam, Mrs. Mike l.cGrady
and three children from North-
part, N. Y. arrived in Lilliwaup
Friday. The children are Sean,
Siobhan and Liam; and the
names, by the way, are the
Gaelic form for John, Joan and
William.
Mike, a syndicated columnist
for News Day, is writing a series
entitled, "A Dove in Vietnam,"
appearing locally in the Sunday
edition of the Seattle Times. He
is expected to return in August
and have a vacation before re.
turning to their home in North-
port, Long Island.
Pat and Colleen lVGrady, an.
other son and daughter-in-law of
the summer here while he is
completing a book on rejuvena-
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CARS
'64 Dodge
4-Door- Radio Heater
Automatic- Low Mileage
s1395
tion The couple drove to Seattle
Monday to stay with friends
there and be their guests at a
performance of the Royal Ballet.
Mrs. MeGrady, who has danced
in opera and ballet with various
European groups, has a teach-
ing certificate from the Royal
Ballet.
Salmon fishing is picking up grandparents in Edmonds, Mat- her daughter, Virginia, had a
again, says Nancy Morris of thew, infant son of lye'. and Mrs. pleasant Sunday in Portland with
Beacon Point resort. Among the John Hays, was to come back old family friends. Her son, Wal-
fish boated over the weekend Wdnesday with his mother for ter, of Seattle came to drive
was a 25-pound king Saturday another stay with his other grand- them down.
by Harry Jensen of Bellevue. parents, lVr. and 1Was. 'Harry Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin had
Jensen caught two others the fol- Hays of the Lilliwaup Motel. He a weekend visit from their son-
lowing day. was five weeks old'Monday, in-law and daughter, Mr. and
After visiting his maternal Mrs. Warren H. Stewart and Mrs. Farrell Glenn of Seattle,
'59 Olds
2-Door Hardtop
Nice Clean Car
$49S
'S8 Cadillac
2;Door Hardtop
s49S
Pauley
Motors
Dodge
Front & Railroad
Phone 426-8183
who left for home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nell Vance re-
turned Monday from Tacona
where they had been since Thurs-
day at the home of her sot
John Burg. John and son Pau,
had visited at the Vance's last
week for a couple of days.
SKINLEss
Pancake Flour OENTENNIAL 4-lb.
51'
NALLEY'S 21 uz.
tuber ack rup L.BEL S00ze 32
sl 17
Highland Coffee .
Salad Dressing =oz.
MIRACLE WHIP Size 49
MORE LOW, LOW
EVERYDAY PRICES
Cucurnber Chips NALLEY'$ Size48°z''8 ICE CREAM
Nalley's Relishes
SWEET, HAMBURGER Size 25 ¢
I n s÷a n÷ B re a kfa " TAN° DRINKsT 15¢ OFF SizelS°z" 73' FR ES H I E IICI €
Canned Bacon DAN,S. SL,CED 1/2 GAL
HAFNIA OR DAK BRAND lb. 68 €
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