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Fred V. Linton
Fred V. Linton, 88, died
Saturday in a Port Townsend
hospital. He had lived in Brinnon
for approximately 27 years, and
was a member of the Brinnon
Booster Club.
He is survived by his wife,
Mildred, to whom he had been
married for 60 years; a son, Lyle,
of Hoodsport; four grandchildren;
ten great-grandchildren; a sister,
lna Hayes of Kansas City, Kansas;
and by several nieces and
nephews.
No services were held.
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Severt Garethun
Severt O Garethun, 86, of
427 North Eighth Street, Shelton,
died in a'Tacoma area hospital on
Friday.
Mr. Garethun was born in
Norway December 22, 1886 and
had lived in Washington since
1918. He was a veteran of World
War 1 and a member of the Eagles
No. 2097 in Shelton.
Survivors include his wife,
Rachel, of the home.
At his request, no services
were held. Cremation and
inurnment in the Sanctuary of
Love, Forest Memorial Gardens,
was under the direction of Forest
Funeral ttome
Inga O. Leathers
lnga Olive Leathers, 78, of
High Low Precip. Route 10, Box 61, died in a
August 9 84 53 --
August 10 69 53 - Shelton area hospital last
August 11 66 52 -- Thursday.
August 12 74 52 --
August 13 89 50 trace Mrs. Leathers was born in
August 14 68 52 trace Seattle September 29, 1894, and
August 15 70 50 --
moved to, Shelton in 1957. She
Partly cloudy weather is forecast had been a beauty operator until
for Friday with a clearing trend retirement.
on Saturday and Sunday. Survivors include her
Temperatures will continue to be husband, James, of the home and
cool with highs ranging from 65 a sister, Mrs. lngrid Martin of
to 75 degrees and lows from 45 to Seattle.
55. At her request, no services
wcrc held.
Too Late to Classify
'63 CHEV 6. Repairs made
(brakes, shocks, front end, valve
JOb, retread tires). $450.
426-3294. E8/16
CHILD CARE my home, Island
Lake - airport area. References.
Call 426-8680. H8/16-23
LICENSED CHILD care in my
home near Bordeaux School. Hot
meals and supervised play.
Reasonable rates, 426-1709.
C8/16-9/6
RUMMAGE SALE portable
dishwasher, furniture and misc.
12-6 on Thursday, 10-6 on
Friday, also '58 Chevy automatic,
best offer over $100. 503
Bellevue. C8/16
FOR SALE '62 Corvair, good
engine, needs tires, $75. Call
877-5856 Hoodsport. F8/16
LOST TRAILBLAZER fiberglass
canoe near Harstine Island bridge.
Green outside, camouflaged
inside. 426-3991. Z8/16
MILL RUN 8 ft. 2x4 sawed to
dimension, 75c. Call 426-5421.
58/16
WANTED EXPERIENCED
waitress 21 or over. Hoodsport
Care. 877-5264. H8/16
WE JUST listed this exceptionally
fine 3 bedroom home on
Angleside and want to make an
appointment with you to show it.
Above averaqe size bedrooms, 11/z
baths, fireplace, built-in range
and dishwasher are but a few of
its features. $24,200 and several
ways of financing can be
arranged, including assumption of
a 6% mortgage. Also just listed, 3
bedroom home on 3 acres, about
3 miles out Arcadia Road. Plus a
10x52 two-bedroom mobile home
complete with appliances and air
conditioner. Highly motivated
owner will sell the complete
package for only $18,000. Believe
us, it s a bargain. Mann Real
Estate, 121 Railroad, 426-6592.
M8/16
CARD OF APPRECIATION
The kindness and sympathy
of neighbors and friends in our
recent sorrow will always remain
with us as a precious memory.
Our sincere thanks and gratitude
for all those comforting acts. '
Mrs. Robert,(Dottie) Sheetz
Mike, Rick, tareg
FREE ONE four-month-old
long-haired white female kitten. 3.
toms, all 1-year-old, 1 white, 2
black and white. 426-6113.
M8/16-23
1960 VW engine, good condition
$75. All stainless steel built-in
range and oven, $25. 426-4988.
W8/16-23
TREE RIPE TABLE READY
"Like nothing you ever tasted
before." Fresh Frozen
20-1b ............ $9.00
2½-1b ............ $1.35
Frozen 4½ Ibs ..... $2.29
Open 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Closed Saturday
Located 2 miles west of Purdy,
and V2 mi. N of the Arco
station on Horseshoe Lake Rd.
Miller Berry Farms
Phone 857-2250
1911, in Bayone, New Jersey, and
served 36 years in the Army. He
was a member of the Sumner
Catholic Church and the Oblates
of St. Benedict at St. Martin's
Abbey, Olympia
The couple made their home
in Olympia from 1960 until they
moved to Sumner two years ago.
Survivors of the couple
include two sons, Richard,
Shelton, and Ronald, Sumner;
one daughter, Mrs. Carolyn
Broneke, Sumner, and six
grandchildren.
Survivors of John Peregrin
include a brother, Mike Peregrin,
Portland, Oregon and a sister,
Mrs. Anna Miller, Rochester, New
York.
Mary Peregrin was born
November 28, 1915 in
Pennsylvania. She was a member
of the Sumner Catholic Church
Survivors of Mrs. Peregrin
include two brothers, Julius and
Michael Krizan, Rochester, New
York, and two sisters, Mrs. Teresa
Van Darn and Mrs. Anna
Percgrin, Portland, Oregon.
Robert L. Rowe
A memorial service will be
held in Batstone Funeral Home at
I p.m. Friday for Robert L. Rowe
of Potlatch who died Monday in
Mason General Hospital at the age
of 83 years. The Reverend Wesley
Gain will officiate.
Mr. Rowe was born December
13, 1889 in Newport, Oregon,
and in 1900 moved with his
family to Aberdeen.
He was for many years
employed as an engineer in Grays
Harbor and Aberdeen. In 1936,
he founded the Rowe Engineering
Company of Aberdeen, which he
owned and operated until his
retirement in 1955. Since that
time he had resided in Potlatch.
A veteran of World War I, Mr.
Rowe was a member of the
Aberdeen American Legion, the
Aberdeen Elks Lodge and the
Shelton Post of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars.
Survivors include his wife,
Anne, of the home; a son,
Norman, of Los Angeles,
California; a daughter, Mrs. June
Milette of Seattle; three
grandchildren.
Forest fires burn
more than trees
Mary, John Peregrin
Funeral services will be held
at Saint Edward's Catholic
Church here at 10 a.m today for
a Sumner couple killed in a traffic
accident near St. Louis, Missouri,
Th u rsday.
They are John Peregrin, a
retired Army master sergeant, and
his wife, Mary.
Their son, Richard, is a Mason
County resident and a Washington
State Patrol trooper assigned to
the detachment here.
John Peregrin died Friday in a
St. Louis hospital and his wife
died Saturday.
Mr. Peregrin was born July 5,
Attention!
Saturday, August 18
Work Party at Moose Property 8 a.m.
Potluck 1 p.m. Closed Evening
Sunday, August 19
Annual Potluck Picnic at Property, 1:30 p.m.
Saturday, August 25
Work Party 8 a.m. -- Dance 9:30 p.m.
SWIMMING AT AIRPORT POOL
every 3rd Thursday, Moose members only.
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Freezers, TV s, Dishwashers, Ranges, etc.
See us for hundreds of
items in our catalog.
AI Browning, Owner
417 Railroad
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW
SHIPMENT OF SILVER GIFTS FROM THE MANUFACTIJ
ANNUAL
YIELD
"(4-YR. CERTIFICATES--MINIMUM DEPOSIT $1,000)
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F. Water Pitcher
• ~i¸
G. Covered Silver Casserole
C. Centerpiece Bowl
D. Compote
A. Silver Bowl
E. 1 5" Gallery Tray
B. Round Tray
H. Slice 'N Serve Set
L. Carafe
I. Salt & Pepper Set
M. Shell Dish
K. Decorator
Here, for the first time, is the
rich elegance of beautifully
crafted silverplated holloware
created by the artisans of Inter-
national Silver Company in the
world famous quality of Rogers
silversmiths.
THURSTON COUNTY FEDERAL
SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OLYMPIA. SHELTON ' LALf.Y
COMPARE AND SEE. You'll find we're making it possible
for you to acquire fine silver at truly substantial savings. At
these prices you'll probably want more than one item. They
make great gifts, too!
Choose one
with $300
deposit
A 4" Bowl ......... FREE!
B 10" Tray ......... FREE!
C Centerpiece Bowl ..... $ 4.00
D Compote ......... $ 4.00
E 15" Gallery Tray ..... $10.00
F Water Pitcher ....... $10.00
G Covered Casserole .... $10.00
H Slice 'N Serve Set ..... FREE!
I Salt & Pepper Set ..... FREE!
J Relish Dish ........ $ 4.00
K Decorator Bowl ..... $ 4.00
L Carafe .......... 110.00
M Shell Dish ........ $10.00
Choose one
with $1,000
deposit
FREE!
FREE!
FREE!
FREE!
17.50
$7.50
$7.50
FREE!
FREE!
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$7.50
$7.50
Choose one
with $2,500
deposit
FREE!
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In appreciation !
your past depOS!
can still buy the
piece of your
this special
only a
deposit:
$ 3.50
$ 3.50
$ 5.50
$ 5.50
$12.50
$12.50
$12.50
$ 3.50
$ 3.50
$ 5.50
$ 5.50
$12.50
$12.50
(All/terns must bq, ~onsldered free giffJ because you rece/ve comp/ete or partial reduction from our I
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