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96' 1965 L ON--MA ON COD'N' JOURNAL-- Published in t .6" hW mastow , U.S.A." helton, PAGE l,
Is Honored On
nny/ was a joy bors are again anticipating help-
lldren and grand- ing celebrate the birthday of the
7htly esteem her redoubtable Mrs. Allie Ahl. This
ted mother a~ld year, the anniver.'ary's, party at
he opinion of her the home of her son and dangilter,
d win prizes in in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lon K• Webb,
as well as in will observe her 98th birthday!
l daughter. WithAll friends of the long-time Ca-
Petite energeticnal resident are invited to attend
kept up the con-the party at the Hamma Harems
fasssociated with river home of the Webbs Sept. 4.
arnily includingHer birthdate is Sept• 5. The fam-
idren and grand-ily has requested, "no gifts,
iof illness• Along please""
L,LL,WA ,P Community Club
& "is entertaining members and the
"a ..... public wilt1 a pinochle party Fri-
.~ [Ly.was m tneday evening in the Ltlliwaup Com-
~Pmnm at Mason mr'ratty Hail. These parties have
mree ~nelmn been given twice a month on the
uene l-lulbert, Mrs. second and fourth Friday nights,
n a and Mrs. Troy continuing throughout the sum-
e~ng. there was mer, and have been well attended.
.... teams nome,Playing starts at 8 p.m., and there
• ~a~Omed .by Mrs. are ref.reshments and prizes for
waeU-rzanmy'~:om oth the pinochle players•
fl ..... two . - Business sessions will begin
id wauace in _~as again in September, with the first
~hter~etrom .~ewone following the monthly potluck
•~t ~. ~^.,rr marus tmrs. supper Sept. 10.
J~.~ ,~--"~'ff~'e~'~"rned MRS. MATTIE Baekhmd of
~eek from ~ trinLiliwaup will be installed as pres-
Whe,,~ . ,~ ,~.,~ ,dent at the first fall meeting of
---, ~,~,a ~,~,~• aid
arid Mrs Lillianthe Hood Canal G • en Chlb Sept.
td attended can-2. The meeting at ll a.m. is plan-
Americ~a, r.~tnnned to be held in the Hood Canal
- ~'~'~ ' " bho
~ht & Fn~tv ~h, Woman s Chlb clu use at Pot-
mm Mas~¢:~,,~'~~latch and if the weather is favor-
........ - "11 o t '
, Eight and Win•iv able, the group wl g o the Pot-
....... ~ - -- nch ' "
e meetin~ latch State ParK. Lu eon is pot-
been active in the luck.
>~an's Club, theOther officers are w~rs. George
rden Club, Lilli- Moake, first vice president; Mrs.
Club, Eight and Frank S. McIntyre, second vice
American Le ion resident; Mrs Edward H. Jenner,
se g P •
rved as presi-secretary, and Mrs. Verne L. Hill,
Canal Garden treastwer.
su(~c~ls:i(~nm- to I.~o~er~feedar~°nmenglreatli~w.tee'
come from Las l~Ir. and Mrs. Pat McGrady were
Sunday dinner guests at the Har-
h
stine Island .summer ome of the
:,]~: ~ Murray Morgans. Dr. and Mrs.
i ~ ~ Otto Goldschmid, next-door neigh-
~ bors were co-hosts at the barbs-
..._ cued salmon dinner. I± was the
VALLEY first visit to Harstine Island for
the McGradys, who were surprised
HALL at the sandy beach on the island.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Erickson of
Tacoma spent last weekend in Lil-
[]
Iy THE
liwaup, guests of Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Cheatham,
Mrs. Cheatham reports that her
brother, Victor Richardson in Port
Angeles, is now recovering well
from his recent serious illness and
surgery. They were planning a trip
MASON COUNTY'S
al
--EAT OUT OFTEN--
& COFFEE BAR
entlon Fishermen and Early Risers
Open 6 a.m. for Breakfast - Luncheon Special Daily
Elevator Launching - Any Tide
Tackle -- Gas --- Storage Phone 877-536:!
& June Fredrickson owners Next to Aquarium
DINER
Canal near Potlatch on Hwy. 101 near power hous~
LUNCH -- DINNER
--- Our Specialty --
• BROASTED CHICKEN (finger-lick,n' good)
We feature SEAFOOD, toni
Phone 877-97~ --- Take-Out Orders!
T'S ROBIN HOOD LODGE
8outh of Union on Beautiful Hood Canal
Open 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.
LUNCHES -- DINNERS -- BANQUETS
Featuring: Steaks, Seafoods and ,~outhern
Fr~d Chicken
Try Our Fabulous Homo Baked Pies
RESTAURANT 7th & Railroad
FeattJring Flavor Crisp Chicken
Homo Made Pastries and Bread
Open 6 - 10 Daily
Courteous Service and Good Coffee
For Orders To Go Call 426.2441
SHELTON HOTEL
Dining Cuisine at Its Best
Spe~lalizing in
PRIMJ~ RII~ OF BEEF
open 6.10 Weekdays
6-12 Friday & Saturday
CAFE
101 6 miles So. of Shelton
Special --- 8-oz. New "fork Cut Steak $1.75
Home Made Pie -- Manila Clams -*-
From Bay
Crocketts for the small fry
I;)aY 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Phone 426.8S0~
GRILL
North on Mountain View
~PeclBl~al -- LUNCH -- DINNER
Dinners Dalty --- Fried Clams '£ Oysters
• Buckwheat Hotcakes Anytime ,
WE MAKE OUR OWN PIES!
GOOD COFFEE
Open Sunday dr, ring the ~mmev
CUSHMAN RESORT
ed to perfection by our own chef ~_~
=• In the Liars' Den Banquets--Parties i~
hone 877-5388 for reservations
6-10 p.m. Daily--Closed Monday
Sunday 1-6 p.m. Tex Payton
TAVERN & CAFE
hi ~Iood~port on Hwy. 101
We Feature Steaks & Seafoods
)~n¢lng on, The Water After 9 p.m.
. STER HOUSE RESTAURANT
on Hood Canal
H- We Take Pride in Our
~ ~ OMEBAKED BREAD and PASTRIES
• ~~lallze in a wide variety of homec(>oked meals.
*i~rvl
, ng---Breakfast--- Lunch --- Dinner
~eafo'ods ~ Steaks -- Ghlcken, etc.
ayWith i i
7:7Z::
ing county fairs and a barbecue,
as well as a Mt. Rainier sight-
seeing trip made a happy and busy
weekend for Mr. and Mrs. "Jack"
Leirnback. They attended the Ma-
son County fair Friday night and
Saturday went to Wilkerson,
where l!hey were housegalests of
Jack's brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold MeCaeken.
They went to a barbecue in Wil-
kerson and on to the King County
fail' in Enumelaw, where they en-
joyed watching the $olk dancing
festival with dances from all na-
tions. Sunday they drove up to
Sunrise Park, wh'ich the Leim-
backs found beautiful, despite
some overhanging fog.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bum'nan from
Bellevue, were here for the week-
end at the home of Mcs. Burman's
mother, Mrs. Allie W. Robinson.
They took home with them their
daughter, Julie, who has been vis-
iting her grandparents here dur-
ing the past week. Robin Erhart,
another granddaughter from Clear
Lake, has gone from the Robinson
home to spend some time with her
maternal grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. A1 Dickinson of Hoodsport.
Mr. and Mrs. Giles Com'oy of
Seattle, brother-in-law and sister
of Fred Martin, are visiting them•
Miss Claudia Corson, also of Seat-
tle, granddaughter of the Martins,
was with them for the weekend.
Miss Corson will be a first-year
student at the University of Wa-
shington this fall•
Mrs. Robin Poitras of Seattle is
continuing her stay at her sum-
mer cabin here.
Coming Monday of last week,
Mrs. Ida Greer, a friend from San
Jacinto, Calif., has been a ~house
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter S.
Allison. Mrs. Greet came up from
Wilmington, Calif., by boat, a
freighter with well-appointed cab-
ins for 60 passenger, making an
enjoyable and leisurely trip• She
is delighted with the Olympic Pen-
insula scenery and climate•
Virginia and Walter Allison have
been spending their winters in San
Jacinto, where they always have
a trailer home and their bicycles
awaiting them when they return,
usually in November.
Weekend guests of the John
Robinsons at their cabin were Mr.
and Mrs. Gomer Davis and daugh-
ter, Diane, of Portland, Ore. Eliz-
abeth, Jo, Frances and Jim Rob-
inson were here for the weekend
with their parents. Elizabeth, who
has spent several weeks on a U.
.of W. archeological project in
Okanogan County, will be return-
ing to her studies at the univer,
sity this fall• Jo will be entering
Reed College at Portland as a
freshman.
Fishing from their boat, the
Jimmie-John, family and guests
boated a large number of rock cod
over the weekend.
Mrs. Elizabeth Beemis, daughter
of Jack Johnston, and her three
children of Renton, came Friday
for a few days visit at the John-
ston Indian Beach home.
SEATTLE FRIENDS of the
George Reids occupied their beach
cottage from Friday until Tues-
day of last week• They were Mr•
and Mrs. Barney Hill with their
three children, John, Diane and
Joan. They experienced salt water
fishing and oyster gathering and
shucking for the first time under
the tutelage of Jack Johnston, next
door to the Reids• The swimming
weather was good and the Seattle
family thoroughly enjoyed the
pleasures of life on Indian Beach.
Lilliwaup was represented at the
Mason county Fair when Jaimie,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Smith, took their two horses for
Friday and Saturday events. On
Friday,Jaimie showed her horse,
"Rebel,, (part Morgan and part
quarterhorse), riding him in the
show. On Saturday she rode her
Welsh-Shetland pony, "Magoo',
for the "play day" activities.
A recent arrival at their Lilli-
waup Falls home, a 10-week-
old burro, named Annie, has been
receiving considerableattention
from the Smith family•
MISSIONARY FILM
Everyone interested is invited to
attend the colored showing of a
missionary film "Martyred Men"
Friday evexdn@ at 7:30 p.m. at the
Skokomish Community Church•
The film concerns the five mission-
aries who gave their lives in Ecua-
dor. Refreshments will be served
following the film.
P!oneer Youngsters
O,splay. Projects At
The Fan Last Week
By Nadlne Rhode~
PIONEER --- Local 4-H naem-
bers lind a chance to display tl~eir
talents during the Mason County
Fail• last weekend. Blue ribbons
were the highly coveted honor for
many exhibits"
It is at Fair time" that enthus-
iasm. for and pride in community.
projects reaches a peak. The 4-H
program is high on the list• Credit
and appreciation go to leaders and
parents who •give of their time so
freely. Mrs. Martin ~useth, leader
of the Agate Tip-Top Club, is one
of these.
Tim Mason County Fail" is ob--
viously expanding l:apidly. Three
new buildings tiffs year added con-
siderably to the success of the
three-day Fail.. No do.ubt others
are in the planning, stage. Martin
Auseth and Clive Troy are among
those also who have worked many
long hours for the continued im-
provement of our County Fair.
Jay Taylor was home for 10
days, ha:ring completed Basic
Training in the U.S. Coast Guard
at Alameda, Calif. Returning to
San Francisco where he now will
be stationed, Jay will be a Seaman
Apprentice.
THERE WILL be an all-Arab
horse show at Greenacres Riding
Stables Sunday, according to Jim
Taylor, co-owner. The first one
held in this area, more than 100
horses are expected to be entered
in 23 scheduled events• Halter
classes will begin at 9 a.m. and
performance classes will be held
at 2 p.m. Greenacres is located
on Littierock Road in Olympia.
Jim Taylor played in the polo
match last week at Olympia. The
Tacoma Polo team played the
Greenacres Polo team• After the
match, Greenacres hosted a pot-
luck dinner.
Carolyn Rhodes and Tracy Ham-
ltn came home from Big Trees
Twirling Camp at Santa Cruz,
Calif., with exuberant accounts
of their week in training,
Some of the classes attended
were Fire batons, HOOp batons,
High School Majorette class, and
"How to Teach Baton"• About 120
students attended the camp, some
coming from as far away as
Japan, Alaska and eastern ILS.A.
The girls spent one evening on
the famous Board Walk on the
Santa Cruz beach, and also went
through the Mystery House at
Santa Cruz.
VFW POST NEWS
Post 1694 picnic was held Sun-
day at Delight Park. A potluck
luncheon was served by the Aux-
iliary at noon. Games were held
Elltson, Cacey Ell,son, Vicky
Stroche and Dins Stroche; shoe
race for women, MemmT Smith;
shoe race for men, Darrell Sparks;
balloon contest, Merle Gates and
Josephine Sparks; shoe kicking
contest, Josephine Sparks; egg-
tossing contest, Shelby Rice and
Allan Swops; crab race, Dallan
Gunter and Ross Godwin; paper-
plate race, Deans Strocke and
Laurie Godwin; egg-tossing for
girls, Laurie Godwin and Deans
Strocke; egg tossing for boys,
Ross Godwin and Dallas Gunter;
nail driving for boys, Ron Hen-
ley, and nail driving for girls,
Laurie Godwin.
Nail driving for women, Mere-
cry Smith; nail driving for men,
Howard Swope; plate throwing.
Diane Swope.
All the children received balloons
and everyone had all the pop and
ice Cream they would eat.
The next regular meeting of
the Post 1694 will be Sept• 3.
At the last meeting Larry God-
win won the small jackpot and
George Neal's number was called
for th~ large jackpot, but wa~,
not present to receive it.
Commander Howard Swops pre-
sented Quartermaster Larry God.
win a distinguished service Din fm
hein~ one of the outstanding
:Quartermasters of the Deparffnen~
:of Washington.
The difference between failure
and success is doing a thing nearly
right and doin~ it exactly right.
---Edward C. Simmons
f
Somebody, somewhere
would love to ,answer
the phone right now and
have it be you.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST BELL
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ning at 8 pm a meeting fol• me- am breakfa:t were Mr and Mrs Bv % iss , ' n Lake Vv~mtnnm
........ .. R~tty Cr . at thew home o ...................
ti~ers of Kindergarten pupils will Grant Meyer and Mike Mark and ~,-¢~r ........... in Bellln~ha~- las+ ~h-•rsd~- ""...
' "" ' a ' ' a.~IG'L~Y'AIg --- ~'l~nlCS meeungs s ,- . t ~ u . a.v• ~,,."
be held at the holne oi Mrs. Win. Katlw of Bellevu ~. Mrs.Mmhaels . '. .- , , , , • : .
Bryant on .~,ul.~hine H~i~hts Mrs t~ M,:~ Pim'('e's si~tor M,.sM ..... r and a wedding receptmn kept tlilp.l)ega~l on ~Vcdnesda.3 m()~nlng
Richard En(hcott will take regm-Mrs Pierce s nmce ........... : ----, ............
....... ~ last ~nn(lay Tne ~oclal t31UD or- I ~'~M~:~(l(2~ ~rllel•e "~ve ooaroe(i LI10 ii21'-
trations at the meeting and if you Mrs Bee Williams I, ortworth, ~.;.. c,~,'o~,+:, ~nt,, oa~ t~ "w
o I 'v C( ha' tn Viotc, i~
register your child then it will Tex came m)rth to visit her son .... ~ ..... E ..... v. *'~[ .....
o e nec --- " " s ..... "_U' .....i-I ..... • _ met at Lue ~Oll~n ~n()re home oi.i lne trip across was enlivene(l
n t b essary to uo ,'o again and clallgllter- n- axV Mr allcl l¥1rhi .. -- n ...... ' I -- , --[. *~ •..
• " ~ . ' ' '~ars. Em ]a riammona at noon tor uy slgnung a tew ot "r~amu's
the first day of school. ~ or moti]- Fred Wilhams..Soon after she ar-,,.,,,,¢..,.,.,,~,,,,~,~.,~.~,,. • • . e..,~a. • . •
ers who are uuable to atteu( yo,rived s ~heart attae, ,nade it 'nec- a ~.~ ~..~ --~ .~,. ,~.., ~- .,~,.]':m"~:ot::a:'::J':~n::i'~m:h=~':. ,~,.,,,,~ ~, ,,.i~:::,s A,?nd
rc]hLt 1 ve.,.q
spo~t}llg
..... " ~)~e , - • - - .• " " : ' -I ) el' mgnl-scemg m vie-
may register your CUll(1 Dy i)l] I essal'5 iornor to speno Tilt'co O [ r .....
• • . . • • • . . ~bers of the Belfair i ire Dept and ,~onm ~e boardod another, ferry
it you wmh 0r ff you have ques- weeks m a SeattleHospitalFred _ _-: ........ ~. - -~helir- ~ "' - I . .~' ,. . ....... : '
• " ' , " ". . ' ' 2~l.Ixnl~ry were gnu ." I~ at tile H ~ana(llan one ironl Scuwartz
Lions or need further reformation has now moved her to a Shelton ............... [ ..... :. ~•
.. -- .. ........... r. ....... ~ o~... ;n ~... ~ .^ ..~ iNorm ~llore nome el tne walter t ~ay for vaneonver Lnciuentl~ ~t
Call Mrs ";nQICO[.L, ~II-031,). ~Iospu.RI wner...e vv,, ~ovt: ~u ,,.- 1~':' ' .......... " * ' ' " • " " " - " '
.~ ." ................. , ......... "~ IGofay S Ior a sLnlllar type oi ou~-I new ~erry tel'min,~l is unoer eon-
~Jues£s O[ ~ne Wlulam ~.~IIDel•I:S mare IOl• a. %Villi,% we wlsn nor a . " ............. ~ ,u• • ' " ~" • •
.... ~ . ,., . ...... , .... , rag, A ~gmU'lCt i meeung ot vet-I . truc~lon at ~enwartz Bay which
weonesoay ano YUllTSOay were speeoy recovery Ln:U: She may en- el___ of World Wm I Au--iliat"' shou'd '- ........ " , he,,
• s's . " . • ' . " . "~,~ ' ' X 'y] * ue very acu'acuve ,,,,~.,
Mr Gilbert's brother and .-l.'ter- joy a race visit wiih her family • " , '
. : .......... ,, - _• " • ~as held m Shelton, presided over~c(nnpleted. Aftert~o fort5 t.r.ps
~,~aW,ia~e ~::II ~L~e}~ts off l~a~e nerve.^..,a ,xr ......... a ~.. ~=~ by Mrs. Nellie Castlelnan, First] we felt we were on a "B{lsman'i
._ .. L .... : ........ "~ .. 72. . -District premdent. A potluck dm-I Holiday . The next day in %v.n-
' her noon started off the meet- oouve,•: we took the S enic D.v
Ray Emmot(at H~]lsboro, Ore." 'Bible Camp ~t Lu~her;and,'near in~ ..... I ~h;ot~gahS:]~nloeY tPharl~,?n:e~h:,:oug¢:~
has been working for Weyerhaeus- ing with her cousin Mrs. Richard An announcement was made re- I ..._ _~"_:_, ..... , .......~..
er Timber Co John leaves today Endicott eently Dy Mr ann Mrs Tyman~ lee•e- ( "o ) ' " :
• , ~ " • " " , g" t a Dy a o wnpt ur (ramtnat
for Le-Tourneau College in Texas.At Black Lake Bible Camp nearStephens of Port Orchard ot the [ it) While in Bell' - ' ' "
' .... . lngnanl We also
,on is a 1964 graduate of Irene S Olympia last week were 13 Junior marriage of the,r daughter Lynda J 's"e" % c " ' -"•"
• • " " ' " ' Vl. ll: a LI e anlpus OI %Testern
Reed High School and this willHigh young people from the Hood to Fred Gruber math teacher at [ ......... ' . . _
' - " . ............ :,:.', _;" ,~ ..... . I wasnmgton uouege si~uate~ er(,se
be his second year at Le-Tour- Canal Communii:y unurcn, anQ lJ~lS ~or~n w~ason r~gn ~rvao~. ! :. +~ +....,~ . :,,. ' ~,., __.~ Z"
" IJl bu tuw I1 v~t LII ()ILl llIl (1 IIO~V
neau week Tommy Eastgard Beth Ann Members of the Auxiliary to | ........' .... , - :
• . .:~ . .. . DlUtolngs Dlen(Iln • [o gl%e a oefi-
• A HAPPY occasion for Vern and Virginia Crumo Merril vigorNuel Curtis Post No 5372, VFW[ .-, -- - g - -
.... ! nlt~ couege atmospnere to tne
Hill was catching a 28 pound sal- and RoseAlm Gain of the Senior wiU be busy this weekend when [ ~,t~-
men from the Canal in front of High group are enjoying life atthe Retrievers Club hold their] .... "
the Gilbert residenceSaturday the same camp. field trials• For the past eight] ......
evening• Mrs. Herb Boeck and grand- years, the Auxiliaryhas served~| , -- |
Sunday at 3:30 a•m., Bernard daughter, Wendy Jaiwis, left oncoffee and doughnuts in the morn,]| | ,~=,,~, ~,~,_,.. |
Snyder and his brother, Vern Thursday for Enchanted Valley ing and a midday dinner during]l [,~lwrR~ ~[~r~][~]~ |
Snyder heard a big splash and horseback. Herb took them up the field trials 'President, Mrs. II vJ ~sl~tm!lV I
thump• Neither inve;~igat~ t~l~tinl to the end of the road, in the Grace Hunt has appointed MrS. [| , -- --ov [
just before b eakfas . Ve Olympics and went back after Gordon Squiee ~hail~ma~ ~for thi~]| | ~a~aa~ ~fl~.~ |
took a tux~ out on the dock, at The them Monday. event Assistin~ her will be Mrs'l|I~ I~~ ~r~ I
Gi~ve, to make sure all was well. Mrs. Georgia Miller entertainedBert 'Fisher, ~Irs Hannah Mat:[[ ISl, lrlll V] • il41111~l~lP I
To his surprise a 28 pound salmon Aug. 22, honoring her son, Johnson, Mrs Hunt, Mrs, Jackll ,A,.=, .... ':I
had commandered their boat• How and daughter-in-law, Peggy's 13th Schlange Mrs. Chet Matthews, [| .|I[IHII~FJV~.I~ '/|
lucky can people get? Wedding Anniversary. Forty mem-Mrs Rebecca Macomber, Mrs. Ha~:- [| .~ .....,= v :.|
Tiny Tim Orthopedc Guild is bers of the family were present to tie Brooks, Mrs Kenneth Grandy [[ nAY 7,[
having their first meeting of the help John and •Peggy celebrate.Mrs. Emil Gaetana and "Mr. UlEIO|t$ I UA ,[
year Sept• 1, 8 p.m., at the home They were Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs Myron Polk /I i,I
of Mrs. Ron Goes on Sunshine Miller and family; Mrs. Charles'T'h{~ .... ,o.,o" ~o,, ,~./I 205 Cots I
Heights.. , - Longshore and claildren; Fredrick plea'su're %;"v s]ti -i-' r "'a" Shelton- Wash.
~t the ~att Kaare nome Tues- Casey and children; ~ar. and Mrs. hn~.~ wtfh fho C~.~1 M~n f.~milv// "'~
day were Mr. and Mls. Oscar Jen, Robert Plant and children; Mrs. . " ' ,. . ~=
sen and Mrs. Katy Jorgensen, all Ann Pavel and children; Mr. and ' ' ..
of Tacoma, and Mr. and Mrs. Criss
H~nsen of North Lake• Also ar-
riving Tuesday for a two day
stay wele the Kaare's son, George,
daughter-in-law, Doris and grand-
son, Walter of Poulsbo. Tuesday
evening Alf, son of Mrs. Katy
Jorgensen Joined the group for
dinner. Alf Jorgensen is supervisor
on the new road being built be-
tween Hamma-Hamma and Lake
Uena. Thursday and Friday guests
of the Kaares were Mr. and Mrs.
M. M. Petersen of Auburn.
Mrs. George Yocom boarded a
Jet at Seattle, July 28, for Colum-
bus, Ga., to visit Marc Phillips,
Mrs. Yoeum's cousin and the Yo-
c0m's foster-son, Marc, a 1964
graduate of Irene S. Reed, is serv-
ing in the 27th Maintenance Bat-
ta]ion, :First Calvalry Divisfonof
the Army and was stationed at
,Fort Benning, Ga.
Mrs. Yocom spent three days
visiting Marc, then went to Pot,s-
town, Pc., for a two week visit
with George's sister and brother-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kurtz.
Back in Seattle Aug. 15, she
visited a day with Mr. and Mrs.
C~cil Bowen at Bethel. George met
her there and together Monday
they visited Ernest Worl at Wes-
lya Garden's. Monday night they
spent with friends in Tacoma and
arrived home Tuesday just in time
to receive a call from Marc saying
he was on his way overseas.
GUESTS AT the D. H. Pierce
home Friday night were Mr. and
~rs. Guy Michaels of Seattle. Be-
Mrs. Ned Miller; Mrs. Leona Smith
and children; Archie Adams,
John's uncle; honor guests, Mr.
and Mrs. John Miller's childrem,
and the hostess. One sister, Mrs.
Luella Hanson, Washington D.C.
was unable to be present•
Friday afterm)on Georgie head-
ed the salmon bake at the Mason
Cmmty Fair. Saturday she attend-
ed the wedding of her granddaugh- i
ter, Georgia Jean Plant and af-I
terwards helped serve the weddingI
feast• Whose busier than Georgie ? I
Loin Pierce enterLained her of-i
ficms and committee chairmen i
who served with her during her
four years as President of the
Hood Canal Garden Club, at a lun-
cheon at Millo's Diner, Thursday
afternoon at 2 p.m.
Telephone chaiwnan Cecil Gil-
bert was not able to be present.
Those who attended were Mattie
Backhmd, Ilma Jenner, Bernice
Leimback, Ella Lang, Alice Dor-
man, Zoe Sceva, Lillian Hough,
Maude Crosby, Alice Hill, Ilene
Ager, Vera Shoetsleeves, and the
hostess.
Miss Georgia Jean Plant and
Michael Twidwell were married
Aug. 21 at high noon at the Shaker
Church at Lower Skokomish. Thi~
was the first Shaker Wedding in
tile cimrch here since 1910. Mrs.
Twidwell is the daughter of Sgt.
and Mrs. Robert Plant, grand-
daughter of Mrs. Georgia Miller
and the late Fred Miller, and great
granddaughter of the late George
and Lela Adams.
K~P$ OUT COLD,
HOLDS IN
Savesupb 40s0nhel
PROOf,"
• LAb-1"8 FOR YEAR@
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--WE HAVE ~G~,blUINE FLEX-O-GLASS--
Plus Such Other Winter Protectors as: ......
Aluminum Windows • Storm Doors
Storm Window Kits
Insulation • Weather-Stripping
EAORETT LIER
ON HILLCREST
PHONE 426-4522
and
LOT and
$250 down buys this Beautiful Lot and
cabin in this recreational paradise. Lo-
cated in the "Heart of The South
Shore" on famous Hood Canal. Only
one mile east of Twanoh State Park.
A roomy 20' x 24' cabin with sun deck,
aU glass view wall, 11' x 16' balco!ny for
added sleeping and storage space, with
lifetime hand split shakes, built on
your lot.
Full Price
Lot & Cabin
REPRESENTATIVES
ON PROPERTY THIS
SAT., AUG. 28th
and
SUN., AUG. 29th
DRIVBG DIREGTIONS
From Sh lton --Drive 1 mile past
Twanoh State Park. Watch for signs.
Evenings Call, CR 5-2038
GIG HARKOR
Days Call, CR 5-2736