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El'eat smcess ;i'hirteen tables daughter and family Mr and Mrs Friday evening after office clos-vised to a, open house for•Mrs added glass doors which 'rally aria ,'Jnlp.w)'e(!l. ]2.1 &msKa. lvl's. ; --,u at- c ,-, • • , • ' . , • ....  . "'  ,'o. • " o ..... • , ,.  i%()(lX(q'N LLIaLLIe I l(rce) MJroLe tile out tile afternoon. ; lZ a.m., and of pinochle were played, with hgh Bud Buttacavoh and children mg hours, a trelnendous feat of Alhe Ahl, Sept. 5, from 2 to o i,]tsht.cn thln.% dud LhL outside g ........ "rickson serves one asked for friends. Dill Plc,kles ere and fill jars cucumbers). Add dill, stock and :love of garlic to water, one cup we cups vinegar. mbers, hot. Seal. is left over, save aore pickles. g' Service beginning at -----.,d-Week prayer meet- , n WIN.' ' • ur begimxing Mrs. Ar, illa wtG. .n II U =. - t-n. ESsex 7-6464 Sat. • 1 • HITS • Will Pay Delinquent" • Sack" • or Sept. 2, 3, 4• 1909 S A Car • 1910 S g Kong" • 1911 S ...r."!' Crosby • 1912 S ....... ::11 me" • 1913 S ...... ;"•  Connors • 1914 S ........ "! 1914 D .,.."'*' SEPT. 5 • 1915 S lht Out" • 1922 D ........  Garner • 1924 D : ........ 'i gh Country" • 1926 S Joel MeCrea • 1931 S 1931 D ."'"* 1933 O .... , 1939 D ...... "* BRUCE Gall HY DID )NSOR A BIL XMAS TRE HBE HE YOUR . cal advertisenlent paid by Labor ;ommittee, Wayne Burnett, VALLEY 'OMATIC WA liOW Hotpoint gives you pushbutton wash every washable l.lite goods-:heats, towels, dlaper, 2. Bright goods-plaids, prints, spread/, s 3. Sturdy wash 'n wears-dresses, shiNS, &Delicate wash 'n wear 5. Special wool wash-blanketS, SweaterS'i 6. Special soak wash-work tlOthes, CUde You Can Own This ,--or As $250 Little As W.W.T. 2nd & Cola Phone 426.4fi61t score going to Mamie Kaare and Neff Vance; low to Nadine Chris- tenscn and Lee *ndrus; 300 pin- nchle to Mamie Kaare and Hen- ry Mourik. Letha Pollock of Arcata, Calif., was the lucky winner of the door prize. *nna Johnson and Pearl Schmidt were hostesses for tile evening. Another potluck dinner n(1 card party will be held Sept. ]lOOt) (?ANAL G'n'den Club will t'old their next meeting Sept. 6 with their annual pmnic at the new state park at Minerva Beach at Potlatch. *li husbands are in- vited. Potluck dinner'will be ser- ved at 12:30. Another "fun night" wili be held Friday evening, Aug. 31. at Union. The public is invited to attend• Just a reminder to the many friends of Mrs. Allie Ahl of the "open house", to be held at the Lame of her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Webb, Sept. 5, in honor of Mrs. Ahl's 95th birth- day. The open house is from 2 to 5 p.m. Mrs. Jean McKasson 'and chil- dren, Julice and Billy, spent sev- eral days last week in Port An- geles, where Jean visited her me- , REALIZE - - - SIX of ihe NINE People the Citizens of Washington Within 50 Miles of Seattle? Here's the Story: TACOMA 1 Congressman SEATTLE 2 Congressmen EVERETT 1 Congressman SEATTLE 1 Senator EVERETT 1 Senator LersKeep West Side Congressman Away This Centralized Areal MAY HELP BY VOTING FOR PETERS ON REPUBLICAN CLARK COUNTY Resid#nt ...... ,. . ' '(Paid tent') TACOMA Mike, Toni, and Gina, akso Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Mauro and son Jean, all of Seattle. The men folk returned home late" Sunday evening. Mrs. Buttacavoli and chil. dren and Mrs. Mauro and son vis- ited the Lees until Friday. The children had the ime of their lives boating, swimming, digging clams and picking up oysters. All regreted having to return home after a week spent on Hood Canal. The same weekend Oran Lee's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Cm'tis Lee and son Garry, also of Seattle, enjoyed tile weekend with the group. THE CURTIS LEES have pur- chased property at Ayock. Beach md are building a cottage. In the future they will make their home on Hood Canal. :Mr. and Mrs. Don Berge and children Suzanne and Tommy of Seattle spent th weekend with /V[: and Mrs. Oran Lee. Mrs. John Arro and son John are visiting two weeks in California with friends and relatives. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Vic Richardson of Sequim will be glad to know Vic is home lrom the PorL Angeles hospital after undergoing an operation, and xs recovering niqely. They were the former owners of Sunrise Mo- tel at Hoodsport. Mr. and Mrs. Nell Vance are enjoying a visit from NeWs bro- ther and wife of Arcata, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Pollock. This is the first time the Pollocks have visited on the Canal. They are en- joying the beautiful weather, fi- shing, digging clams and picking up oysters. The Vances have taken them on several beautiful trips on the Canal. Marion Johnston, daughter of the Vanees, is spending a few days in Shelton General hospital. We are hoping she will be home this week. Mothers need not provide hmch- es for children attending any Hood Canal schools next Tesday, open- ing day, as they will be home by one o'clock, Supt. John Pill an- nounces. LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE SheRon Lodge No. 1684 Gerry Hart, Governor Phone 426-3047 Russ Morken, Secretary Phone 426-4071 MEETINGS HELD EACH 2nO and 4th Tuesdays of the Month 8 p.m. Airport f Vlde variety of Northwest fruits ace d, processed and packed at their fla- _ I best. Then they are rushed to refrig- erator cars where constant temperatures re maintained while they are speeded to astern markets. =C - tronically controlled equipment, com- mications and data processing, super- d by skilled employees, monitor each Giant turbine and diesel Iocemo- keep freight rolling dependably on Pacific--the automated rail way. Fruits from the Northwest move to market dependably... 2 UNION PACl FIC For expert Freight or Passenger information, ca//: FL 7-$345 Olympia manpower coordination and engin- eering skill will take place, Pac- ific Northwest Bell manager John M. Doyle announced today. On that date, teletypewriters across lhe nation will, aL tim same in- stant, change from manual to dial operation. *ftev August 31, TWX attendants will be able to send their own messages direcLly to other machines, instead of placing them through a teletypewriter op- erator. "Never before, since the inven- tion of the telephone instrument itself, has the communications in- dustry attempted a nationwide cutover at one siugle moment," manager Doyle said. Some 60,000 teletypewriters in the United States will be affectea, and telephone companies through- cut the country are busy now making final tests. In Washington arid Northern Idaho, about 1,300 teletypewriters will be placed on the same nation- wide dial network that served the country's 76,000,000 telephones. Some la TWX's located in this vicinity are ready for the change, the manager noted. QUICKER SERVICE, of course, will be the chief result of the switch from manual to dial ser- vice. TWX messages dialed direct- ly from machine to machine over the existing nation-wide long-dis- tance network will go much fas- ter. Besides speeding messages, dial TWX will pave tim way for other future improvements. In 8L Louis, Mo., a giant in- formation center will serve all Bell System dial TWX customers. It will be reached from any mach- ine in the country without charge. Here in the Pacific Northwest, 12 assistance operators, located in Portland, Ore., will stand ready to aid in dial teletypewriter prob- lems, also without fee. Formerly about 45 TWX operators in Se- attle, Wenatchee, and Spokane re- layed TWX messages from the in- dividual teletypewriters. With the changeover, these operators will go into other company positions. The nation-wide service xm- provement program rpresents an overall Bell System investment of more than $300 million. Hood Canal Club Bake Sale Saturday Women of the Hood Canal Im- provement club will sponsor a bake sale Saturday, at Flagwood. The sale will be from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Helen Timms will be in charge, assisted by Mesdames Beckman, O'Berry, Gardner, Coles and Elaine Cool(. t : Fm. in the iaome of Mr. and Mrs. Lon Webb in Eldon. V[rs. Ahl will he celebrating her 95th birthday nd 5;’ of those years have been spent in Mason County. Callers in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marius Kaare Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. Arton Ness, Taco- ma. Saturday tile Kaare's enter- tained her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Vince Maragno and (laughter Gini. MILS. BOI$ VINZANT from Tokyo, Japan, is vtsiting with John Vinzant at tile Grove, await- ing Bob's reiease from the *]'nay in the fall. Lawrence Marston, Pal Cedro, Calif., is visiting with the Tom Matye far(lily. The Matye boys are busy fiing their land on Sun- rhine Heights in preparation for moving the trailer up there this week. Rodney and Roger Matye and Ricky Peterson toot( time off from their duties for a hike up Nine Streams to Home Sweet Home. Jack Smith spent a few days with Darrell Peterson at PiehsanL Har- bor while Rick was gone. Mr, and Mrs. Bud McDowell with Mike and Site and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dickinson and chil- dren also made a four-day trip to Nine Streams and Home Sweet Hmne. The men and boys of the families went on for a day's hike up to MS. Hopper. Even Julie Dickinson made the trip and didn't hardly groan at all. Mr. and Mrs. John Shortsleeves and the four McCann girls were back in Hoodsport after spending some time in Seattle taking care of their mother, Barbara, and new baby broLher, William Peter'. Bill and Barb and Peter spent a. few days in HoodsporL and Wednesday Barb was pleasantly surprised when ten of her Shelton neighbors dropped in with presents and all the trimmings for a baby shower. That evening Mr. and Mrs. John Shortsleeves (Morn and Dad), and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dickinson were treated to dinner at Alder- brook by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mc- Cann, all glad to see Barb back cn the road to recovery. MR. AND MRS. E. C. Winkler and son Ed of E1 Cerrito, Calif., are visiting with her mother, Mrs. Hazel McDowell. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Schmidt, Tacoma, were Sunday callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mille. Those fishermen you see up and down the Canal these days are really catching fish. Lots of the local people are also trying their luck at Westport. Mauriee end Marie look a dreadful beat- .ing on a charter deal at Westport so tool( off in their own boat Lo LaPush and limited both Satur- day and Sunday, with Marie pul- ling in a 29 pound King. They left their boat at Forks with the Emery Winters aud can hardly wait to get back there next week- end. I had to look twice the other has been painted. Dimmr guests at the John Pill , holn( SulLday wu'e hft's. *nna L:evg(, and a friend Mrs. Johnson, Shell.on, and M]'. and Mrs. John Parsons, it()qtlianl. Ms's. \\;Villiam Jasper and Lonise Lave just returned from a trip 1.o Reno, Nev. First they travelea lo California and met Gerald Jas- per who goes to ET "A" school on Treasure Island. Then the three of them went on to Reno and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davies (Barbara Jasper). Bob is with the Sheriff's department there. Tiey had a chance to visit in Virginia City, ad swim in Lake Tahoe, w]lere Louise said it: was warm conlpared to the Canal. They also spent some time in Salt Lake City, Utah, with Mrs. Jasper's brother, Lee Mowry. MR. AND MRS. JIM Stntmate, Jane and Judy Shumate, and Jim Smith and Doug Bishop spenJ: four days aboard the "Bataan" sailing to the San Juan Islands. They docked ;It Friday Harbor, Deer Harbor, l:{oehe Harbin" and had l)lanned to go as far as Sueicia Island but because of foul wea- ther had to ttlrn back. Mrs. Emery Winters with Mrs. Bill Johnson and boys slopped in Hoodsport for a brief visit on their way to Olympia. Mrs. Nell Simons Jr. and Julie reLtu'ned to Forks with her mother for three days and returned Sunday wiLh Nell. IL gets kind of lonesome way up there away from the kids and grandkids. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith (Mardel Stmmate) and son Brier visited with her' folks for a few days. Bill will be reporting for ills tea- ching duties at Castle Rock this week. MEMISERS OF TtiE commun- ity were deeply shocl(ed to hear of tke sudden passing of C. H. "Ike" Palmer while fishing at Westport. Ike will be ]msse, around-" the place as he was al- wtys ready with a hearty lattgh. a,nd had been actiw in the fire departnlent and skin divers, and many other local acivities that one be(antes involved in after living in one lo(mlity for many years. Our deepest sympathy to his wife Dorottly and daughters Martha Michaels and Judi Manke alld their families. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Jensen and children and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sandvig and children atLended tile Christian Converttiou in Olympia over the wee](end. Mr. and Mrs. Nell Simmons lravcled to Puyallut) Lo attend a wedding reception for a eou'dn, I)ennis Nell. She also had a chance to visit, with the family, and cou- vins by the dozens. MR. AND MII. PETE Borg attended the funeral of Itans Ar- neson In Renton. Mr. Arneson has been owner of a cabin near 1:'of latch for a number of years and has made many friends around. Mr. and Mrs. John Kneeland spent the weekend fishing at Se- kiu. Southside Auxiliary, Grange 'Plan Meetings Next Week :meets on Sept. 7. Friendship Club meets at the home of Elsie Bnining Sept. 5. Mr. and Mrs. Lutler Rodgers and Trudy returned home from a trip to Wyola, Mont., where they visited 5Ire. Rodger's sis- ter and relatives, and visited Yel- lowstone Park in Montana, and ether points of interest. BUSY BELLS 4-H Club mem- bers are to have tbeir record books turned in by Sept. 10. Guests arriving at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Drake of Mill Creek Thursday were Dean Drake and Betty McManigill of Bell- flower, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Doug McIntyre, daughter and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Castle left Fri- day for Brookings, Ore., wlmre Mr. McIntyre will. be stationed with the Coast Guard. Mr. and Mrs. McIntyre have been visiting the Harold Castles. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Emsley, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence LaMent, Irene Emsley, Carol Emsley, Glo- ria Walker and Sandy Anderson spent the weekend at the ocean between. Grayland and Tokeland clam digging and surf fishing with a good digging of clams arm caught some perch. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jackson, Cindy, Becky, Rabble, Wally and Chris returned home from their vacation trip to Baker, Ore, Lew- iston, Ida., and Pomeroy, where they visited relatives. VISITORS OF Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Swayze and family, who spent the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Miller of Presser. Mrs. LaChance and four chil- dren left for Sitka, Alaska Sun- day after spending some time vis- iting Mr. and Mrs. Ben Drake. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Avery, Mr. and Mrs. Noelen Avery, Susan and Helen finished a trip to South- ern California where they visit- ed relatives and spent one day in Mexico. MR. AND MRS, BEN Drake, Dean Drake and Betty McMani- gill attended the World's Fair in Seattle Sunday. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Castle Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. John Korzeniouski, Cioquallum. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin wayze and tamily Sunday for dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rowlands and family. -Visitors at the Ray Kratcha's Monday were their niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Wally Small, Terry, Vicky and Larry of Anoko, Minn., and Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Kratcha. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs, Walter Kratcha, Linda and Susan Mon- day evening were Mr. and Mrs. Wal]y Small, Terry, Vieky and Larry of Anoka, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kimball, Jolm KraLcha Jr., and Kathy of Bremerton, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kratcha and Janice. article. The cont)ie live on the ]Jaranoff Islands. MM],'3rd class I,:en Simons is l=oule on lc,av( fronl Qtlonset Point, Rhode Island, where he is station- ed aboard the USS Chanlplain. Ken drove along with several oth- er fellows hut dropped them off at their home;; along the way. PAI{EN'rS O1 e children wishing to enter kindergarten are nrged to bring Lhem for registration Sept. 4 at 9 a.m. in the Hoodsport School lcindergarLen room. Mrs. [ Kudy Schwab will be the teacher i tgain this year. Four and Five- year-aids will be accepted. Sehool-.-that is all schools--will start on Sept. 4 and children are eminded to catch the right bus for the school they will be at- tending. The first day of school will be dismissed by 1. p.m. so a hmeh will not be required. Regis- tration for new students will be takeu care of on the first day and last year's report card would be a help in registraUon. Fourth gra- ders and new students are re- quired to pay  $2 book deposit ee. Loans on furniture; automobiles, equip- ment, livestock, or other security and take up to 48 mane lie: to repay. Credit Life Insurance is avail=, able. Phone, stop in  or write: ...... SERVICE FINANGE GO. 124 Railroad Ave. Shelton, Washington Phone 426-4447 Ii l I II QUALIFIED FROM PAST EXPERIENCE II III FAUBERT Republican Candidate for COUNTY CLERK00 -* 15 YEARS SHELTON CITY CLERK • Shelton Hotel manager over 41 years • Veteran of both World Wars • Charter Member Mason County Forest Festival As='n., Chairman Paul Bunyan Parade 10 years • Charter Member American Legion Post, 40 8, 8 Voiture, Kiwanis Club, Chamber of Commerce, Shelton Golf Club • Graduate University of Washington. • Mem- ber of Elks Lodge. (Paid Political Advertisement) I II  THE FOLLOWING STORES WILL BE FRIDAY NIGHT FRIDAY NIGHT AUGUST 31 AND SEPTEHBER 7 LUMBERMEN'S MERCANTILE SPROUSE-REITZ GO, PENNEY'S MODE O'DAY MeGONKEY'S The UTTLE & BIG SHOPPE PARKER'S THE POLKA DOT (McConkey Drug Center open every nite 'til 8:30 except Sun.) []