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.>9, 1903 SHELTON--MAS0N COUNTV ,!01JRNAL ,--pub!!l!fid, il!: "Ch!:i,tma,!tow!, U,,g.A?', ghe!t0n W ae, hington ......... PACE ]5
Residents Have Entries
|air Last Week
lnotion of the eral visits along the way, Lake
Xair and after Louise and Vancouver, I3.C. being
,Mason L2ounty especially interesting to "tel'. Not
, We found it, having leen here for five years,
excitement, in- the cousins look forward to an ex-
and friendly tended visit.
• The Orin Soules are happy to
'hrst" for our have granddaughter Gayle Soule
the convenient of Portland here with them fat'
south of the
aarvelous ira-
interest to
Was the St.
since this
county fair
exhibit by
Another
to oxw
Fair Harbor
Marge Hull
and Ethel
of con-
Lynn Sic-
very ca-
)reparations
Barnacles
their
served in the
pro-
Jody
search-
for veg-
and Cook-
by Georgia
UCky Query,
Pogreba,
Nick-
and Alice
ers. Entries in
by Jerri Hill
Art Nicklaus
to enter his
after many
L at leading
le grudging-
lea-
and Mrs.
time and
exhibits,
:erring in
;Ling with
horse
afternoon
to Grape-
of expert
who took
second place
nare "Dusty
president of
of Shel-
against the
Con-
summer
Island lVrr.
.qd an "'olen
at their
cottage,
new friends.
gath-
and cat-
of the Bells,
friends who
Mr.
are school
area.
-tUrn to CaN
jobs,
They
orward to
to the
they fell
and all !
Bell has
area
residents,
Pe-
and
Celebrated
Eaerett.
to visit
Stratford
another visit. Gayle, who arrived
last Friday evening plans to make
the most. of boating and skiing
before her departm'e Sept. 3.
Last Tuesday the Soules were
delighted to have as guests Mr.
and Mrs. Cleve Spinner of Elma.
The Spinners and Soules share
many memories for they were wed
on the same day and eeiebrated
their Golden Wedding anniversar-
ies together some time ago.
Taking advantage of this last
week of vacation Miss Catherine
Query is spending the week in
Bremerton with her uncle and aunt
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Query. Like-
wise, Georgia Clayton is spending
the week with her grandma in
Hoquiam.
Monday, little Virginia Query
celebrated her fourth birthday qui-
etly at home with her folks.'
There was lots of activity at
Mrs. Daisy Bush's Stretch Island
home over the weekend. Daughter
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Hagman, brought brother and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hagman,
daughter Barbara and friend, Ju-
lie Smith, along from Tacoma and,
as a result, Mrs. Bush's old ap-
ple tree was downed, the en,guing
trash burned in a lovely beach fire
and Daisy has a neat anaount of
fireplace wood for this fall and
winter. Upon returning to Grape-
view this year, Mrs. Bush was de-
lighted with the improvements
wrought by the Hagmans; paint-
zng, pa,pering and a lovely fire-
place lfilt into her house. Now
the wooer from the apple tree wilt
give double warmth.
LON(-TIME FRIENDS from
Aberdeea spent Friday afternoon
with the Walter Claytons. With
them, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Gustin
brought :Mr. and Mrs. "Babe"
Whitman of Sacramento. The
Whitman's, recent Milwaukee res-
idents, u/ewe fascinated with the
"pursuit" oi clams and oysters on
the beach and fully enjoyed the
entire afternoon.
On their way home from a trip
around "the :Loop", Stan and Glen-
na Hagedorn of Bremerton drop-
ped in on the Fred Lutzes Sunday
afternoon and enjoyed having Sun-
day dinner slmred with them.
Mary Jane Cook spent a quiet
weekend n Grapeview with broth-
er Dean and family.
Roy Carlson, former head of the
Washington State Patrol. now a
U.S. State Department Employee,
held his audience spellbound at
the ,Tacoma. USAR Center Mon-
day evening with tales of his ex-
periences while serving in Cambo-
dia helping to train their Inter-
hal Security Forces. In this aud-
MASON COUNTY'S
Hal
Ray and
a lovely
were
lering, toe
enjoyed . a
cruised
etts Sun-
alon
to take
opera-
of lo-
Sun-
from
la Tacoma.
h to talk
head
earer at
the Gen-
a Ki-
tour
north
Creek,
of the
approxi-
satisfying
"Web and
return-
Mak-
at Prince
Bar-
a popular
:th for a
Ar-
eve-
IV[on-
:Sirs.
lovely and useful items- among
them towels, apron, pot holders,
casserole dishes, to nanle a few.
She served a lovely dessert and
coffee. Ruth Nelson will be hon-
ored Sept. 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawson
of Port Orchard spent last Sunday
at the home of the Sam Clements.
I)AVII) IIROWN of Stockton,
Calif., son of Harold and Rachel
Brown, spent the weekend of Aug.
17 with his folks. He came up for
his class reunion Saturday night.
which was well wortb the trip up
for. He brought Norman, his bro-
ther, wife Norma and Sbelley and
Debbie with him. They will visit
both grandparents while here and
will return to California by train
this week.
Enjoying several days at Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Clements home was
their daughter Bey and Walt, Mar-
tgean and Judy and Walt's sister
and fmnily,: Natlie and Howard
Rossmussen and four children of
Missoula. Mont.
A bridal shower for Louise Wat-
son was held Friday, Aug. 16.
There were three hostesses. Elaine
Kowalcyzk won the door prize and
several other games were played
during the evening. Louise's moth-
er-in-law to be was also present.
Louise received many lovely use-
ful gifts for her new home. Re-
freshments and coffee were served.
SPENDING LAST Tuesday in
Seattle at Woodland Park Zoo and
Seattle Center were Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Greenfield, Mrs. Susie Von
Osten and Mrs. Judy Von Ostcn
Birthday Club At #e w Service Station Opens In Th! Kami!che Area This Week 1 T° accept g°°d advice is b''s '°
increase one's own abilit[:.Goethe
ml""ln Honors ,, Jem A nofSantaMoni-guesLs were Mr. and Mrs: Rich'-,
| I III1 ( N lnqlllO|lS [ that czt Con atul tmns and b( s
[ KAMILCtIE Another trust- wislles are exlended to the happy ca, Calif., is visiting at the home ard Hinehcliffe of Butte, Mont.,II
Pess d,)m' was opened last \\;reek coupic, of Mr. and Mrs Gene Tavlor. Mort- and Mrs. Della Buyer of Olympia:l| The American Legion
when tim Richfiehl service slat.ion! Visitors this week qi the Dan day Mrsl Allison and M)'s. Taylor They also called on the Roy Pet-![ ]1%,,4- a¢ i),ao'f*'-"
Four I['IILAL [1| II.II Meeifl " operated hv Dean \\;Vilcox opened \\;Voo(i h(;me ;re|, Mr and Mrs coiled at the.hmles Drahamhome ty family in Shelton. I[ ''l'u" u. ,,,,.
its doors. "The service station iS Itichar d Swanson (;f Xiasl;a (form-' ill Olympia. Oliver Petty is spending two ll lRln r XXrT;T'TT
located at the corner of the Lord er &mice Mainwaring). They are Mr. and Mrs. \\;V. I-I. MeFie of weeks 'w,th the" 'Natmnal" Ch,ard, I| _..e....._...._.. vv ,va:*.a*-*_
By Judy Yon Osien Road and the freewa.y intersection (,n their Way Io New York {vhere Twisp were Monday evening" over- Shelton Uait in Yakima.. /i POST 31
ALLYN - Birthday club this of the Aberdeen-McCleary road. !tliey will bolh enter school. Mr. night guests at the Cecil Black-
month was held at tlc home of \\;¢rilcox and his family have pur-l.wimson in a chaplin's mission welder home. The Philip Simmons family I| Oelbert Weston, Commander
Mrs. Vera Izett. Twelve mem;,ers chased a home in lhe locality and i school and Mrs. Swanson will I Mr and Mrs Don MeIntq-e of spent last week in Portlann visit: I| a Mel Dobson Ad;utant
have moved f|'om Brinnon and has leactl mlrsin " a d also study Her -- .... .. _... __ £ .. ing the Dave George and Roland [| . , a
and thre children and one guest ..... .... ; . ] .... s .... • ' " I Tacoma canes at me tene Toy|or
Mrs. Virginia Greenfield were pre- )een m t e msmess tin- the past xotk will be in Boston . ' 2 i- . Simmons families. II Next Meeting
,'" ': " . . I ...... inome bu| aav. Callers at, the home of Mrs. I| Tuesday, Sept. 3
sent. The usual delicious potluck 16 ye!u's. He s selling gasohne I Karen Mainwaring of Portland[ Mr. and ll:rs Walt Bloomfield
hmch was served. Four birthdays qnd off, (hesel, wh,te gas, premzx, ]visiled her g|'andparents tbe Dan Iham)ilv a,mo,me- "h- birth of a Annie Whiteiier Sunday were. Mr.l| A" --
• ' s ............ and Mrs. :Arthur Woodworth o00;tl - ,..o-
wilt do nmchamcd work and ha Wood's over tlie weekend and the H .; o ......
were celebrated ihis month, Mrs. 1 " = , granaaaugmer . to tne er'y
a wrecker In his o eratlon ]rn the ..... [ ' . - • Ur, ion and the Ray James famil 5/i: .... Memorial Hall--8 p.m,
Elaine Kowalcyzk, Mrs. Lucille I! o . ,. P:... " • I \\;Voods took he| back to t rutland. I (Kathy] Hemmmger home on Sat- ] of Tacoma. ' . '| .... "
Rice, Mrs. Susie Von Osten and near zuu re u(-,r wm e a grana - ' Elli funil left: - ' k 24 h it third child
. o " iz o. ),- - ? s' ' wne Tony son y . [ u 'say, . ug. , t e .... ' • I
Mrs. Judy Von Osteu. Birthday I pen ( t me mu mess. . Tuesdav fro" a Vacation trip which Ca'llers at the Oene Taylor home t
• Mr and Mrs I)an \\;Voou an: " '" • ,
club will be held at the home of " . ..: . ,. . I took them east of the mountains last week ere Mr and Mrs. Bob l
nolluee 1;he weDDing Or Lneir granG- . " "" - i n -" ...... '
Mrs. Kathy Neuzbatm] next month. ._ .-r ....... nrougn uKanogan and n[o wa - Scott ot aKzma. I
SOIl lflanllv '¢% ODd /o ,Jane l-lelln t , tan " " "
Harriette Chiplal was honored " -- " o" " --" , ada Thev spent a da at S, - (OMING FROII Shelton to ws -
this month for e Replenishing i - L.°na°n, pnd']n.. They \\;ve!'e!ley Park in Vancouve|','B,C. before it at the Dan \\;Vood home last!
lallle(l )n Jlll t) in a Cnlll C[l in
Shower Cluh. She received many ' " " -' " ] re'turning home on Friday. Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. Bob
VICTOR OTTO , son of Mr. and Hite and Mrs. Walter Moulh'op.
ience was USAR Captain Walter
Clayton, Jr., who was much in-
terested in the comparison of I,'ast
vs. West apects of out, Foreign
Aid program.
A familiar and ahvays popular
genlleman who is unable to resist
the lure of the vineyards when
the grapes begin to show color, is
back in the community again. Jotm
McGlothlin arrived by auto Sun-
day morning from Oklahoma, ac-
companying a friend, Joe HaP, of
Siloam Springs At¢. He missed
a visit here with his daughl.er
Alyee Cavanagh, claugl',ter-in-law
Bernice McGlothlin. grandson John
and granddaughters Lois and Car-
olyn who had left for their homes
in Oregon just the Wednesday be-
fore following a visit with the
Lloyd Richeys on Stretch Island.
DINERS GUIDE
--EAT OUT OFTEN--
m, I
WALT'S ROBIN HOOD LODGE v_, miles East
of Union on lhe Canal
AN ENCHANTING ATMOSPHERE
FEATURING--
, HOME MADE PIES AND PASTRIES
• QUALITY FOOD AT REASONABLE PRICES
• BREAKFAST SERVED ANYTIME
MILLO'S DINER o. Hood Canal near Potlatch
on Iighway 101
BREAKFAST LUNCH -- DINNER
-- Our Specialty --
. BREASTED CHICKEN (finger-licken' good)
We feature SEAFOOD, too!
Phone 877-9488 -- Take-Out Orders!
nTnWl N .1 North 1.t St.
DAIRY
in Shelton
Recognized as THE place for thick SHAKES
and smooth SUNDAES, and NOW from
DAIRY QUEEN'S kitchen -- i:tAMBUF1GER
and FRIES. Phone 426-8091
THE GROVE CAFE iy 101 less than a ,nile
South of Hoodsport
LUNCHES r..= DINNERS
STEAKS SEAFOOD CHICKEN DINNERS
OPEN 11 A.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT
Phone 877-5571 -- Fred Williams, Prop.
THE OYSTER HOUSE s miles West of Belfair
on Hood Canal
We Take Pride in Our
HOMEBAKED BREAD and PASTRIES
• Complete Variety of DINNERS
• SEAFOODS
GATEWAY CAFE mtle so.th o suo.
on the Olympic Highway
BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER
• Prime Rib and Steak • Seafood
• Homemade Pies
Dinner Parties Invited Open daily 6 a.m. to 10 p,m,
MAMIE'S GRILL 1934 Olympic Highway North
o :Mountain View
BREAKFAST- LUNCH DINNER
Special Dinners Daily Fried Clams Oysters
• Buckwheat Hotcakes Anytime •
WE MAKE OUR OWN PIES!
MINOR S A & W DRIVE-IN 1729 Olympic I-Iighway N.
on Mt. View
"COME AS YOU ARE, WE SERVE IN YOUR CAR"
• FOOD and DRINK ORDERS TO GO
HAMBURGERS & FRIES
FOOT-LONG HOT DOGS
,, • u
and children. Later in the evening
Mrs. G|'eenfield stopped to visit
a friend, Mrs. Norms Rich of Se-
attle, whom she hadft seen for
ahnost 20 years
We are happy to report Mrs.
Walter McCrady is home from
the hospital and feeling just fine•
The Howard \\;Vsmns are home
after spending several days camp 7
ing at lhe ocean. They dug clams
and canned them, ,also erabs, and
had a real good time.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Valley of
Crescent C{ty, Calif., returned
home this weekend after visiting
relatives ani friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Vince Angels of
Antioch, Calif., spent a few days
last week visiting friends in Allyn.
They staved at the home of Steve
Boyce W'hile here they showed
slidcs taken while they were in
Mexico, New York, Florida, New
Orleans and many other interest-
ing places: They visited with
f|'iends, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Terrell,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hirseh, Mr.
and Mrs. James Von Osten, Mr.
and Mrs. Jewel Von Osten, and Mr.
and Mrs. Sam elements.
Denise Wynn celebrated her 11 th
birthday Sunday with . a small
party and cake and ice cream.
IRENE %VYNN of Oaklantl,
CalTf., is up visiting relatives in
Allyn Her mother, and a friend
drove up with her. She was here
in time to help he|- niece Denise
celebrate he|, birthday
Mr. and Mrs. James Von Osten
took Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Von Os-
ten ont to dinner at the "Beach-
comber" restaurant on Friday ev-
ening. The occasion was Jewel and
Susan's birthdays.
Mrs. Martin Otto, reinlisted in the
Navy and=-left his home last week
for San Francisco for all assign-
merit of duty.
Mrs. Helen Hill and son Phillip
of. Sunnyside visited at the Clif-
ford Roundtree home last week.
They all enjoyed a trip to the
ocean While here.
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Waldrip spent
three days last week in Vancouver,
B.C. where they attended the Pa-
cific Coast Oyster Growers Assoc-
iation-meeting. They enjoyed a trip
tluough Chinatox\\;m aiso while-
there.
Kamilche Progress Grange won
third prize' in their exhibit at the
Mason County Fair last weekend.
Saturday the Edwin Petty's at-
tended the Governor's Review of
troops of the 41st Infantry Divi-
sion of Washington and Oregon
National Guard at Gray Field, Ft.
Lewis.
Sunday the Edwin Petty's drove
to Fort Worden for the Fouvtl
Annual picnic and parade of the
248th Coast Artillery Association.
Monday Antone Ellison and son
Marshall and Brady Whitener
drove to Westport for a day of
fishing.
i Wednesday hmcheon guests at
the Edwin Petty home were :Mrs.
Flora Jorgenson, Christie and
Matt, Mrs. Nelle Jordan and Diane
all of Olympia. Evening drop-in
LUMBER • HARDWARE • PAINTS
1 mile off highway on Cole Road
Cole Road Builder's Supply
Cole Road Ph. 426,8224
This cantanker0us Citizen, refusing to talk until he has some-
body tO talk to, sits beside the phone awaiting a long distance
call from his granddaughter. Have you called a lonely loved one
lately? How about this evening, after six, when long dis-
tance rates are even lower? PACIFIC NORTHWEST BELL
OPEN
LABOR
DAY
PRICES
EFFECTIVE
AUGUST 29-30-31
RIGHT
TO LIMIT
GROUNDBEEF
& t.ean ................. LB.
CANNED HAHS
Morre,,'s ........ 19
FRY RS ,
BONEL.ESS .... ,
A il ................ ...... ,,! " ;!![.2: .:!i :7,. kS" 83
h"l00R(iLi'00iNE. 1 "1 SKINLESS WlENERSAo,
SWIFT'S PREM 12-OZ. TINS , t;ql I .... """
WATERHELOH L2 thole 2 II :: ............... °2
Wa:2i.g;;;a'rowo " II A MARSHMALLOWS ,oo: 5/'1
2€2) h] tP : S L''k'l ......... C U *'''I' tll L mLL'S00,FEE 1Til:s59;T2i/'$117
Lc//Ut;I00 ............................................ Each LU p GHEER ,0, o,, 69*
-- m ' " " " ' " " L a e s " " :" " " ...... L B " I/ i0 SHRIMP ;:L: o, 3/sit
GREEH PEPPER : ........ ................