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Poulsbo Mother
Dies In Accident
A service will be held at 11
a.m. Friday in the
Miller-Woodlawn Funeral Home
in Bremerton for Mrs. Dee L.
Sproed, Rt. 2, Box 260, Poulsbo,
who was killed Monday night in a
car accident occuring two miles
south of Poulsbo.
The Rev. Jake N. Knight of
the Seventh Day Adventist
Church will officiate and burial
will be in Woodlawn Memorial
Park.
Mrs. Sproed, born March 7,
1948 in Bremerton, was 23 years
old and is survived by two
children,Robbie, five, and
Rhonda Marie, three; her
husband, Barry; her mother,
Mildred Sherman of Port Orchard;
her father, William O. Griffith of
Belfair; and a sister, Judy A.
Griffith of Port Orchard.
A graduate of North Mason
High School, Mrs. Sproed
attended Olympic College. She
was a former Queen of Job's
Daughters, and was employed as a
waitress in The Poplars
Restaurant in Silverdale.
DOLED getaway car of Bonnie & Clyde
persons to downtown $helton Monday
sedan, along with a 7,500-pound
Was brought to Mason County by Miller's
Penney Co.
time of trial
an end
ol next
le, however,
les
an Mason
YOu can
them are..e
ITZ is wher
nag,r, has a
ection of
for fall.
even price
and get
Let of BOB'S
iShed prices
miss
Once a year
If so,
:he prices
PAINTS,
You'll
book...
as now
Rod
lug the prices
carpets by
price on
in today ..
the family
-abor Day
out the sale
now at
ave $21 to
the deal, so
drive safely
AUTO
time to
Your energy
Store for the
center for
now NYE
on the Cole
lager is
this
on of
;e it runs
hair
rnom to
SALON
at
is the
are in a
what
handle
or need,
milk and
Save $10 to $60 at SEARS
during the big sewing machine
sale. Manager Maxine Rhoades has
some top buys, so better hurry on
in and see 'em today...
Look to the YARN SHOP on
Mt. View for specialty kits by
Bernat. We think, when it comes
to yarn or specialty items, you'll
go a long ways before you top the
YARN SHOP...
Want a terrific meal in
pleasant surroundings, with good
service and at prices you can
afford? Then the TIMBERS
RESTAURANT is the place for
you. Managers Cecelia Clark and
Hazel Rickards strive hard to give
you the courteous service and
good food, that everyone is
talking about. But don't just talk
about going in... do it, today...
That's -30- for this week,
but remember what Voltaire once
wrote: "He who thinks himself
wise, O heavens! is a great fool".
-DL
ns For
Work started this week on
grading and .leveling Simpson
Timber Company's dry land
sorting yard near Matlock, said
Bruce Coombs, logging manager.
The Scalzo Thos. Company of
Seattle was awarded the contract
to do this phase of the
preparatory work.
A well has been drilled and a
water supply is available at the
site. Simpson engineers produced
the working drawings to be used
in preparing the dry land sort
area.
After the site is graded and
leveled, a complete drainage
system will be installed to insure a
firm surface for the location of
new railroad spurs and operation
of heavy log handling equipment.
The overall program when
completed will allow the sorting
and bundling of logs for each
plant in Shelton. Logs will be
sorted for all uses whether by the
company or for trade, said
Coombs.
New seedlings will be planted
where needed to protect the
esthetic values. A clean
ertvironment within the operation
witl be a must, said Max Schmidt,
maflager-timberlands.
Members of Faith Lutheran
will hold their worship service at
the Lloyd Goodwin home on
Harstine Island Sunday, at 10:30
a.m. There will be no services at
the church building.
Families are asked to bring
their picnic supper pot-luck style
and eating utensils. The worship
will be held outdoors in a
meadow with the picnic following
at noon.
Games, refreshment,
fellowship will mark the
afternoon hours. A map will be
displayed on the church door for
those who are uncertain of the
route. Signs on the island will also
point the way. Those desiring
transportation are asked to
contact Rev. Kenneth Robinson.
Livestock 4-H
Members Sought
Reorganization of the
Assorted Livestock Growers 4-H
Club is planned in September.
Any youngster in the county
who is interested in having a
livestock project is welcome to
join the club.
Additional information can be
obtained from Marge Ford at
426-6152.
MY FATHER was a creole,
his father a Negro, and his father
a monkey; my family, it seems,
begins where yours left off.
Alexandre Dumas
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Richard Pearson
Dies In Las Vegas
Richard Lee Pearson, a
two-month resident of Las Vegas,
Nev. died in Las Vegas on Sunday
as the result of an auto accident.
He was 24 years old.
He was a disabled veteran of
Viet Nam, and a member of the
Disabled American Veterans
Chapter No. 13, Seattle.
Mr. Pearson was born Aug. 4,
1947 in Tacoma, and he is
survived by his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George E. Pearson of Las
Vegas; a sister, Mrs. Judy Rue
Brown, Seattle; an uncle, Duane
Blackorby, Seattle; and a nephew,
Stephen Martin Holman, Seattle.
Full military honors will be
rendered by the U. S. Army at the
service to be held at 10 a.m.
today in Batstone Funeral Home.
Burial will be in Shelton Memorial
Park.
F. Bernard Ristine
Dies In Hospital
Mr. F. Bernard Ristine, 306 1
St., died Friday in Mason General
Hospital at the age of 63 years.
Born in Fortesque, Mo. on
Dec. 29, 1907, Mr. Ristine had
resided in Shelton since 1936. He
was a pipe fitter for ITT
Rayonier, and belonged to Mr.
Olive Lutheran Church.
He is survived by his wife,
Syble, of the home; a son, Gerald,
of Seattle; two daughters, Mrs.
Maxine Jacobsen of Bellevue and
Mrs. Dolores Thomas, lssaquah;
1 3 grandchildren; one
great-grandchild; four brothers,
Thomas of Shelton, Stephen of
Spokane, Rex of Florida, and
Clifford, Seattle; and two sisters,
Mrs. Hope Young, Shelton, and
Mrs. Erma Hall, Spokane.
Doris E. Nelson
Dies On Sunday
Mrs. Doris E. l~elson, 1411
Railroad Ave., died Sunday in
her home. She was 72 years old.
She was born June 4, 1899 in
Vancouver, B.C. Mrs. Nelson was
a retired nurse, and had lived in
this area for a year and a half. She
was the wife of the late Ernest J.
Nelson.
Survivors include her brother,
Dr. C. A. Dugan, of Napa, Cal.;
and two sisters, Mrs. Irene A.
Smith, Victoria, B.C., and Mrs.
Ethel Dinning of Shelton.
At 1 p.m. Wednesday a
graveside service was held in
Dougan Memorial Cemetery,
Cowichan Bay, B.C.
Young GaP
To Meet
An organizational meeting for
a Mason County Young
Republican group is set for 7 p.m.
Aug. 31 at the home of Tom
River, 1224 Thomas Ave. in
Shelton.
Interested high school
students, young voters and other
young people are welcome to
. attend.
Further information can be
obtained from Shelby Rice at
426-6108.
TO SELL
YOUR
HOME
Insurance on your car,
home, business,
lit, and everything
clsc vou value.
ROCKY HEMBROFF
AGENCY
Call
506 W. Franklin
426-3357 SAFECO
I~SU~ANCE
A COMFOI~TABLE career of
prosperity, if it does not make
people honest, at least keeps them
SO.
William Thackeray
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Pastor Roland Huber
ttl id officiated at a funeral held at 11
Sea e Res ent a.m. Monday in Mt. Olive
Taken By Death Lutheran Church. Burial was in
Shelton Memorial Park.
F. Earl (Bud) Fortnum, 73, of Donations were made to Mt.
Seattle, died Friday in Seattle Olive Lutheran Church and to the
General Hospital. Mason General Hospital Coronary
He was born in Shelton on Care Unit.
January 27, 1898, and was a
welder for Simpson Timber Co.
He was a Navy veteran of World
War I.
Surviving him are his wife,
Doris G. Fortnum, Seattle; a
daughter, Beth A. Fortnum,
Seattle; and two sisters, Mrs. P. R.
Finnegan of Seattle and Mrs.
Myrlle Livermore of Shelton.
Cremation followed a funeral
service held at 2 p.m. Monday in
Bonney-Watson Broadway
Chapel, Seattle. Remembrances
were made to the American
Cancer Society.
Dorothy Zickrick
Succumbs at 64
Dorothy J. Zickrick, 64, died
Sunday in her home at Rt. 10
Box 508, Shelton.
She was a school teacher, and
a member of St. Edward's
Catholic Church. She belonged to
the Altar Society and to the
Washington Education
Association.
is
Mrs. Zickrick was born
October 11, 1906 in Wheelock, N.
D. and is survived by three
brothers, Joe H. Lynch of Seattle,
William Lynch of Marysville, Cal.
and Connie Lynch of Seattle; two
sisters, Mrs. Lucille Dauer of
Witliston, N. D. and Mrs. Helen
Nelson of Seattle ......
Rosary wilt be recited ~S~
Edward's Catholic Church at 7:30
p.m. today and Mass will be said
at 10 a.m. Friday with Father
Gabriel Donohue officiating.
Burial will be in the Holy
Cross section of Shelton Memorial
Park.
O
Music Box
Will be Closed
August 23 thru 29th.
We will re-open
Monday, Aug. 30.
Staff Sgt. Bradley S. Metcalf,
son of Mr. and Mrs. James C.
Metcalf, 907 W. San Antonio St.,
San Marcos, Tex., has received the
U. S. Air Force Commendation
Medal for meritorious service
while assigned at Da Nang AB,
Vietnam.
Sgt. Metcalf, a telephone
equipment repairman, was
honored at Tyndall AFB, Fla.,
where he is now assigned to a unit
of the Air Force Communications
Service which provides' global
communications and air traffic
control for the USAF.
The sergeant attended San
Marcos High School. His wife,
Sharon, is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Ellingson, Shelton.
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