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September 14, 1967     Shelton Mason County Journal
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Hoodsport: Community Church Here Ob serves Anniversary Sunduy By IX)IS PIERCE HOODSPORT -- The down- pour of rain Sunday morning failed to keep people from church. A capacity crowd filled the Hood Canal Community Church, hon- oring the 25th Anniversary of its founding, and to hear former Pastor Rev. Paul Sweeney, The Dalles, Ore., deliver the morn- ing message. Rev. Lloyd Kil- gore, Seattle who followed Rev. Sweeney as pastor, was present and warmly greeted. With Rev Sweeney were his wife, two daughters, son-in-law and Mrs. Sweeney's mother, Mrs. Hansen. Here also to attend the day's commemoration were John Boyce Mayo. near Dawson, Yukon Ter- ritory, C:mada, who traveled the farthest to be present, Karl Linseott, Seattle; Ernest Worl, DeMoincs, Mr. and Mrs. Ken- neth Graves, Marble Mount, Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Mason, Olym- r, ia, Mr. and Mrs. Al Chase, Auburn, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Parrott, Sao Paulo, Brazil, who have been spending the summer with Mrs. Parrot's mother, Mrs. Lem Roe and Mr. and Mrs. James Radtke, Seattle. Open-house was held between 3-5 [).m. followed by refresh- ments. At the evening service Mr. and Mrs. Parrott showed pictures of their mission work in Brazil. An estimated 200 guests were present to help Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kaare celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary and to wish them many more happy years to- gether, Sunday afternoon at the Hood Canal Woman's Clubhouse. Relatives came from California and friends signed the guest book from several Oregon cities and from Seattle, Tacoma, Milton, North Lake, Auburn, Olympia, Bremerton, Belfair, Poulsbo, Gardner, Port Townsend, Port Angeles, S h e 1 t o n, Lilliwaup, Hoodsport, Union and Potlatch. In charge of the guest book were, Mrs. Michael Stolen and Mrs. Dess Haines. At the gift table were Mrs. Bob Pederson, Port Angeles and ]rs. Iris Gulseth, Port Town- send. Mrs. Evelyn Nicholson not only cut and served the beauti- fully decorated cake, but also baked it. Presiding at the punch bowls were Mrs. Dea Chatham, and Mrs. George Moake Pouring were MYs. Chris Madsen, North- Lake and MYs Oscar Jensen, Ta- coma. Kitchen hostesses were Mrs. Roland Willson and Mrs. Fred Martin. Hosting the celebration honor- ing their parents and grandpar- ents were the Kaare's sons and their wives, Mr. and Mrs. Mau- rice Kaare, Potlatch and Mr. and Mrs. George Kaare, Poulsbo, Mrs. Bob Pederson, Port Angeles and Jerry Kaare, Potlatch. The clouds that brought the heavy rain in the morning and early afternoon broke away and the sun shone beautifully remind- ing one of the song, "The End of A Perfect Day." The Hood Canal Real estate announced Monday that Mr. and Mrs. Ivan E. Taylor and son, of Issaquah, have bought the Clar- ence Hicks lots on the Lake Cush- man road. The Taylors plan to put three mobile homes on the lots. They will occupy one and rent the other two. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Roberts, San Francisco, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Williamson, Centralia, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anderson, Seattle and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wilber, Seattle have purchased lots at Holiday Beach. All plan to build sum- mer homes on the lots immedi- ately. The Hood Canal Garden Club members gathered last Thursday at the Woman's Clubhouse grounds but the day being so sunny and warm, instead of meet- ing inside, held their business meeting outdoors, then adjourn- ed to Mrs. Anna Runacre's in Shelton for a potluck patio lunch. The afternoon was spent admir- ing Mrs. Runacres' lovely flow- ers and taking pictures. The next meeting of the club will be Sept. 28, at the Woman's Clubhouse, Potlatch. Guest speak- er will be the son County Extension Agent, who will speak on "Preparing Plants for Win- ter." Anyone interested is wel- come. Potluck lunch at 12:30. Outboard boat racing Sunday afternoon at the resort at Lake Cushman was very poorly at- tended due mostly to lack of advertising. The Seattle Club who raced at Union in August put on the races. Mrs. Clark Beal's mother, Mrs. Lena Hancock fell the first part of August and broke her right hip. After surgery in Olympia Mrs. Hancock is being cared for at the Shelton Manor Home, Rt. 1, Shelton. David Kilbourne is attending Olympic College. This is David's sophomore year. The Star Spangled Banner was written Sept. 14, 1814. Mrs. Yocom's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nuhs, St. Mary's, Idaho, came for a visit as did Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Phillips, Cuplutino, Calif. and Mr. and Mrs. Emery Bliven, Mrs. Phillip's parents from Grand Forks, N. D. Cecil Bowen and son, Rodney, Kenmore, were visi- t,:rs and George's nephew, Doug- las Kurtz, a jet pilot, whose home is in Chicago, Ill. Ernest Worl was their guest for almost two weeks and last Sunday the Lloyd Kilgore's. Enthusiastic users will tell you Your warmest friend is natural gas There's no better fuel for heating than natural gas; that is, if you are interested in adequate warmth-- the fully fresh-air-circulated kind that will provide total comfort in every square foot of your home. And there's more to the story. It has a happy end- ing. You won't pay more. for the proper, health- giving heat of natural gas. You'll have better, more easily controlled heat, but you'll probably pay less for it. May we send the Cascade Man--the one with the sharp pencil--to see you? It could be a most important step toward a happier home. If you heat, heat water and cook with natural gas you'll earn ] Cascade s money-saving All-Gas Rate, the lowest basic util- I ity rate in all the Northwest. It's well worth investigating. J Distributors of Naturalgasatisfaction Page 22 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, September 14, 1957 The MONEY SAVERS Ad Effective September 14th through September 20th, 1967 120 Cota Street Shelton, Washington Year @ , Money SAVE AT MONEY SAVERS EVERY Footballs Reg. 79¢ & $1.98 Now 49 c & $1z9 / I BAN Deodorant Spray i 4-oz. size 0 Reg. $1.00 (Id[ Now! 63 ea. Crest TooTH[ I Family Reg. Price Now Clearasil TALC  1.15-oz. size $1.19 Value 7 C ea, Vitalis Hair 7-oz. 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