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Thursday,
13, 1962
SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL-- Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A.," Shelton, Washington
Page 13
AA LARGE
day Morning Nips
ensln MatiockArea
I}0ra Hearing
ii, We had a frost
@lty Saturday morning
pe SOme folk's gml.
range held their rcg-
. 6 riday ni ht and de-
then Booste Night
Mrs. Larry Chamberlin in Olym-
pia.
Mr. and Mrs. William Harris of
Montesano were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin
Hearing.
MIL AND MILS. EDWARD Val-
ley spent Sunday niglt with Mr.
iests of Mr and Mrs. and Mrs. Hiram Kingery of Bra-
Ward were lIrs. Doyle
geae, Ore. lz'. and
n of Montesano, and
s. Harry Rickert of
3daas, Ogden,
la!e, w days with Utah,the Ken-iS
I: . m family
.g8. Lud'Iossmaier are
£)07 :IN",'- again. A son was
. and
lie.man
B :@orating
,.oo,o 69 !Operation
rP are happy to
_ • J. W. Rayson
h,;, rapidl from sur-
.......... - ........... '(a. last eek at the
CORN, PEAS ...Hope to see you
'al soon, Mrs. Ray-
OR MEXICORN
t s, Darl Goldy en-
Hiblets 5 ? h aY visit on Sunday,
I.' lesday of last week
Green ,.u ias " " "
, . Mr. and Mrs.
Giant.. Tin , aa and Duane, Cor-
---'-- ........ -----:=-- h L a.eSday, the group
r Waup with Mrs.
tMS or Chowdersnow,s ..... fini S • ..,,t L'rhis was, the first
A I K. . Zoyer with her
it ees were really
l:,a: chance to dig
C ', lip oysters for the
Jutherfords have been
lting their house a
White Looks real
in the
I-IcR-
Mrs, Don
Shelton, and
son.
Ad-
Tacoma, were
1 n the home of
Adams.
,.':: ..... ....:..;..:z. family, Long-
..." • ] parents, Mr.
: ".:!.:::.. i Sunday.
"::':" With Bill Kidd
L Steve Rezniscek
Morris Rebman
Valley.
der, Juicy Nelson and
? Well.Aged called on Mr.
Sunday.
Meats--VNF visited Sat-
Valley
Finest Quality rs. A. 2¢[. Ev.
Lowest Prices With Mr. and
motored to
A SHOP-RITE to visit her
EXCLUSIVE! M,.. a,d Mrs.
A-=, a Sunday eal-
tN 5 TINS300 $ I 'S 'Jrlapman home.
King and
!l ' Visited
Monday
; ' z'. barl
. ndersons had as
' ra. and children
Wayne Clary,
de luncheon guests
&OZ. h ,i:.a Scott were Mrs.
1 Mrs. Elizabetl
Afternoon drop-
TINS I; l.,.s. Rose Phil:
:lli, t(Ighters, Helen and
la, an, Shelton, was
3ZEN
0 "o guest of Mrs.
6-OUNCE TIN ae illness of his
|
,. ,
b arid lussell Ste-
let rb°r were Friday
a-the Jesse Alcl-
ITOES
:" hez , motored to
]! a. 'e Darlene regis-
€€. te Washington
°ie,-,
ay ,u registered for
, at St
. Martins
Ittllberts are ver
.! ",I€ ell, ' Y
r lVl*--W Hammond
i' ,'% yc :Mr. and Mrs.
i'lley ctacl Mr and Vrs.
.Kt.a kokomish VaN
I evening of
IONS ,, 'ITS. I|E]ILI_ N R/c.
POUND
00RAPES I 0
Ilil%_ lazde Mch'vins
POUND :i.k¢ Sad Mrs. aes Bi:
,l'.a tUlday at the
'li]]:' " lianl L. Brown
I[!.)'a'm.. ,aelt°n, called on
;L@:%y'', C. Rrown and
.i1: .Pa.l,[. veaing.
i iqay - .ga thel'cd Sal,ur-
i]%' "t the L. A. Todd
.I;: &lr l,,,,,so. Those
t ]%1' l'r,,..erry, Mr and
IIV# _ rCii ,,, cl,nd-
ik I'L ,'". Shclt..on, Mr.
'l*Vha,, old, Donald and
I't p0(|u, aIld Mr. and
V ,,, , Manchester.
..... r:} II'III'2NIII, motored
tt lhc Forestry
hfficld ",ml D'tr
;tll(l Mrs. l,es
r d d
REE
v--: oor.i to 'i',,-
'Y of slmp-
2. :I,O,Vlt 3nd
S RESERVED Sun-
sister, Mr.
slid
dy.
Mr. and Mrs. Lad Rossmaier
spent Saturday with the Arthur
Sharps, Olympia and visited Mrs.
] Larry Chamberlin and new grand-
son at the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gribble
and son Don were Friday evening
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Brehmeyer Jr. Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Helin were drop-in
Dmsts.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pollard,
Camp Grisdale spen't Sunday with
the Herbert Brehr0eyer Jr., and
Sunday evening. Harvey Singleton,
Livermoor, Calif., Mrs. J. R. Sing-
leton and Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Ford,
were callers at the Herbert Breh-
meyer Jr., home.
MR. AND IIS. Arthur Sharpe
and family, Olympia, were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Lud Rossmaier.
Harvey Singleton, Livcrmoor,
Calif., spent the weekend with his
grandmother, Mrs. J. R. Singleton
and his aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. I. C. Ford. Harvey goes back
to Berkley, Calif., to enter the
University.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Pierce, Shel-
ton, and Mr. and Mrs. Blain Bunce,
Olympia, called on the I. C. Ford
family Saturday.
MR. AND MRS. KERMIT Smith
of Vancouver spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs I. C. Ford.
Friends here are saddened by
the sudden death of Erik Fors-
ber, Olympia, Saturday after-
noon. He had lived many years
at Friskens Y, and leaves three
daughters, who all are graduates
of Mary M. Knight school.
Denny and Ricky Hopkins, Shel-
ton, spent a few days last week
with their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Breimeyer Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dawson and
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Haddock and
family spent Saturday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crabtree.
SUNDAY GUESTS of the Fred
Crabtree' were Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Caulfield, Shelton.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wood, Lan-
caster, Calif., are spending a few
days with their nephew and niece
Mr. and Mrs, Jake Trimble of
Simpsons Salmom Hatchery.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trenck-
mann spent the weekend in Seat-
tle with their daughter Joan
Trenckmann.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Brown spent
the weekend with Mrs. Brown's
folks, Mr. and :Mrs. Merl Potter,
Port Townsend. They also visited
th¢ Jick Dennis family there.
THE GENE BROWN spent
last week Monday at the World's
Fair in Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Ener Lackstrom
Seattle, and Mrs. :Mary Cash and
daughter, :Betty Ann, and boy
Union Woman Finds Business Continues After Try At Retiring
By Ethel Dalby ('nts, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Timm Sr., taking advarlLage of wat may be who is pa.'t 80 and a trifle lame,
UNION - ..... When Mrs. Howard Brenler[;on. Ihe last. of the bright sunny days mtrehcd ,tvound :lie room of the
Walters closed shop after Labor The llood Canal Woman's Club ot' this season, community hall along with her
Day, and as she hought to retire convenes Thursday at the club- Byron Winne made a lone-man older brogher Mr. Krise, she still
to her home, she was mistaken, imuse at Potlatch. No program is trek to the mountain area, of the carried much of the earlier hand-
The orders for doll clothes which scheduled, this being a meeting upper Dosewallips last Fridays' some features. She and Mr. Krise
had come to her "Button and"'o£ the executive board, and spent, two days in the wilds, both being membe:s of the Shaker
Bows Shop" operated by herself Local friends, and members of end noting trailsways blue with faith wecc presented with lighted
tar five successful years, then lhe Hood Canal Woman's Club the luscious mountai'n blueberry, candles as they entered the church.
came to iaer home address, from and the Garden Club wish to ex- oh the downtrail, and no recepta- They both stood during the cere-
California and other distant plae- mony, she on the women's side,
press their deepest sympathy to cle to pick them in.
es. At the present time she has • and he an the men's side of the
had to (:all on a daughter, Joan, Carl Linscott and members of the Mrs. Annie Whitner (Mrs. Dave church as is typical of the old-time
Bremerton, to lend a hand in help- family on the passing of Vera Whitner fifty years ago)and one Quaker Church members.
Linscott last Friday. Mrs. Ltns- of Union's early residents now liv- Mrs. Clara Gwin had as house-
ing tnrn out the doll clothes in colt had been a very active and ing at Kamilche was a visitor guest last week her friend Lucille
order to fill orders, faithful member of both groups along with her bzother Mr. Krise Thornton, Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Nilson left and had through the past many and attending the dedication cere-
for Victoria Saturday morning to
years of her membership contri-many of the Skokomish Shaker r ]I4|I|M u]0ur "----'-6;;--
!spend an early fall weekend va- buted much of her talents and Church Saturday evening. The
cation in the picturesque old Ca-
nadian City. ability. She will be greatly missed .Whitner family lived here for She if[' 0ffi0e[
Mrs. Lucille Wojohn, assistant by her .friends along the Canal many years, the children attending r s s
and clerk at Union postoffice, was and throughout Mason County.. ihe old time Union City school. Arrests by the Mason County
in charg'e while Wands Nilson, UNION CITY Masonic Lodge When the family left Union their Sheriff's Office this week included
postmaster, wa attending a re- No. 27 met Thursday at Union large old home stood vacant for Raymond O'Brien, exceeding post-
tresher course for instructor of Masonic Eall. Some 70 members! many years, and was later put- eded speed limit; Jerry M. Lures-
Key postoffices heid in Seattle being present to enjoy the eve- chased by the late Charles Lewis, den, drunk in public; Thomas B.
last week. ]ling with visiting Masons from Shelton. Brown, drunk in public; Herbert
At the Robert Butler home over other lodges. A highlight of the WHEN THE famous artist pho- B. Johns, driving in violation of the
the weekend was their grandson evening was the presentation tel tographer and author of the noted S ale ty Responsibility Act and
Rabble Goodwin of Island Lake, Steve Ahl of his "fifty-year pin i collection of Indian protographs Michael O. alien contributing to
and who is also starting his first in Masonry". District Deputy and data collected for the volumes the delinquency of a minor.
year in school. Rabble is a son John Wing Huson, District No. 12, "Indians of the, Northwest", one Johns was fined $100 and sen-
of Mr. and :Mrs. Mmky Goodwin Tahuya, gave an inspiring address set of which is ow in possession of tenced to 10 days in jail with nine
of Shelton. on Masonry. Refreshments from the U of Washington library, was suspended Oll the condition that the
MR, AND MRS, A. C. Mercier the Stcwarts department rounded in Union years ago with the late fine is paid.
made the drive to Seattle last out the evening, and were served Edwin J. Dalby who acted as his -
Friday spending the day visiting by Thomas Turner and Lud An- int'erpreter and also staff-w.riter
!friends and former neighbors of dcrsen, i traveling about the Northwest
that place. At the Mercier home Robert Gwin-Master of Union with him, Mr. Curtis saw and also
at the present time as house City Lodge presided, appreciated the youthful beauty
guests are Mr. and Mrs. A. Kayat Waldo S. Chase and a friend of Mrs. Whitner and talked her
:of Salvang, Calif. tram Seattle are off to the hills, into petitting him to photograph'
Alderbrook Inn filled over the bent on camping out, monntain her.
weekend with members of the climbing and sketching trip are Salurday night as Mrs. Vhitner'
Liberal Arts Seminar of the Uni-
versity of Washington.
The Hood Canal Parent-Teacher
Association will hold their first
meeting of the year Monday, Sept.
17 at 8 p.m., at Hood Canal Jun-
ior Higil school. This will be an
occasion for parents to meet the
new members of the teaching
staff. Mr. and Mrs. John Dennl-
,,:on as joint Presidents will pre-
side. Mrs. Dick Buechel, who is
a member of the program com-
mittee will have santo interesting
suggestions to present along the
way of entertainment.
MARY BUECItEL, who left last
Tuesday week ago to enter the
Academy of Holy Names in Se-
attle, was home over the week-
end, and brought with her a class-
mate, Cathy Brock,
who is a niece of Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Smith. Uriion. Also regis-
tered at the Academy is Linda
Hale of HoodsporL
Helen and Bill Tnnm have a
busy two week schedule ahead of
them when they will be foster
parents to seven month old Jeff
Timm, their nephew, while the
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Timm,
Bremertoq. arc on vacation in CaT-
ifornia.
Guests at the Timm home Sun-
day were Mrs. Agnes Larson, Bill's
aunt from Wisconsin, and his par-
friend of Woodin,,ilie, were week-
end guest of the Max Cash fam-
ily.
, Mr. and Mrs. O. Pinnerspet, Ab-
erdeen, called Satm'day on Mr.
and Mrs. Max Cash.
A New" Shipmenl Is Just In . . .
Lovely, Lively
BREAKFAST FURNITURE
Adjustable
4 and 6
0NAIRS
,,om'49SO
METALcRAFI:
EI00LLS z VALLEY
i
The Best Deal,
-wt SERViCe ALL THAT We SELL" By George
Building Permits Get
Commission Approval '
Building permits were approvecl
by the Mason County Commission
Monday to Stanley J. Sushak, gar-
age, $150; Helen A. MeCann, car-
port, $100; O. R. Taylor, garage,
$300; Howard D. Ellison, concrete
bhmk residence, $1,5[)0; E. G. Tet-
reault, 1)iling, $150 and H. E. Pen-
no, piling, $300.
A new phase of waterfowl stu-
dy involves examination of duck
wings mailed in by ttunters.
FLOYD GIBSON
Call Hoodsport TR. 7-5237
Our Hood Canal
Rc prcsentaUve
KIMBEL MOTORS
Chrysler-Plymouth Cars
international Truokll
BEDDING HEADQUARTERS
BEDROOM SETS
BEDSTEADS
Twin and Full Size Regular and Bookcase
HOLLYWOOD FRAMES --
HOLLYWOOD HEADBOARDS
ROLL-A-WAY BEDS BUNK BEDS
SPRING AIR BEDDING
KOYLON LATEX FOAM BEDDING
ANY SIZE BEDDING
30 in.--3/.TwinF'.::!QueenKtagSup er King
• Furniture Departmcnt---2nd Floor •
IfnmJ M I:IICAIITILI[
TENDER
AND TASTY
PORK SHOULDER ROAST ....... 33"
PORK STEAK LEAN 49*
BLADE CUTS .................................... LB.
":':'@':' IIID @Tl:lll' u, S. CHOICE VERIFINE,
n,u o,,=-n ................................ ". 95'
A
......... ru.a oRuo.uc 00OON,.00 ................
'b
.'! :: ":: Jl , LEAN,
" .... " PORK HOCKS ECONOMICAL ........................ LB. 19'
CORHED BEEF ................................ LB. 79"
CUTS FOOD COSTS
PRICES EFFECTIVE
SEPT. 13-14-15
HT TO LIMIT
PEACHES S|S9
. %2 o
ronF= t: ELBERTAS --= The best quality,
n large size blushing beauties.
SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE AT SERVE-U. 26-LB. BOX
CABBAGE
LOCAL FRESH LARGE HEADS
€
APPLES
EY, TRA FANCY JONATHANS, First of the Season t.B.
FRESH GINNAMON ROLLS S.0R-FRES. 29.*
6 Roll Poly Bag
PULLMAN SANDWICH LOAF Shur-FreShDark or 22V2-OZ.Light 34€
SEEDLESS GRAPES
2/29 ,c
FREESTONE PEACHES 4/'1
PURE CANE SUGAR CB].I'I;]) 002.49
EVAPORATED MILK ORITE 8/Sl
LUNCHEON MEAT PERFECIo:PNE'DWICHES 39'
BATHROOM TISSUE4R:IIP kZEE ASS'T 3/'1 II [COhu '' FFEE 1.17
, ALCOA ac -- ,* |II -- -- '1 i11'iI51 hTCIS -
ALUMINUM FOIL FOOT ROLL 29 II @DADI(II: !£ PDl::Alill ll Q L "'"
, II I IIIr i1 I SWANI;N'S -II I, 15
, , , SWIFTS ,* SERVE-U SAVES-U DOLLARS! T;';teSr, yr';;"o,;Wi'':;'e'.::
,,,,....,,,...,o. s " I RALPH'S
Illl:eefill hil EA.Y POUR .18-oz. Q'¢ I =.-.. .... . %/]W .,...,. :/,/
.'OOVnV'L ,oo-, on Irkl||cresr .%1) ,:;:: i!,}
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POST GRAPENUTS 29 I '-
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