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ItELTON-MAON COUNTY
Rites
00fternoon
%' Valiant fighl for life,
!00Willi00m c;.1
) hemophiliac Mon-
i i' ' a Seattle hi',spital.
i ! allured in a boating
Fourtil on Ca fitol
Ji za ' I i
$' IANS answered lhe
ti for blood donations
Oflife giving fluid
: 'erred his sister Mrs.
i Of Oiy;npia.' She r,
nay that tte family
k all those who (h-
00d.
]rtlrvived by his wife,
"Year-old 'son, Will-
i .... :d daughter, Susan
:ee days after the
$ .... , all at the family
/ta; his mother, Mrs.
[ . I1 Mlsner a brother,
11, Olymp'ia.
0tes Will be held at
LkldaY, Thursday, in
Mortuary, Olym-
Will be in the
Munson
iturday
f01" Bertha V Mml-
• d. In the Bvrne and
lat Ii a.ni. Salur-
'ltev. Robert Rings
te.rraent will follow
lV[emorial I'ark.
. ml Who resided at
ts born November
;h '
, field, Mich., and
ason county since
iQPerated a gerleral
I Imany years ago.
'1
ed by two sisters,
ae Wilson, Wells-
a brother, Harry
}on Ohio. Her two
€1 '
i j. Munson and
II:lO preceded her in
Ask About 15-Day Trial Offer!
Farm
Saw
Community Club
Meets Friday
By Mabel Kidci
DAYTON. Conmnmiiv Club
will hold its next meeting (m Fri-
day, Oct. 9, at 8 o'clock at Day-
i[m Hall. Po!hwl( supper will be
serv(,d.
THE COMMUNITY Chlb has
cane,,lied :ill its dances during Oc-
hber dlle t() hlltltil/g sl,lison.
The Bell Fgiders will sponsor a
(l rice to he held at Dayton Hall
on Oct. 2,t. . "
On Tues(lay, Sept. 29, Mrs. Dick
Leonard, Mrs. Perry Rose, Sr., and
Mrs. Clifford Combs altended th(
Mason ((alnty Homemakers' meet-
ink held in the Armory. At this
time Mrs. Rose was elected sec-
retary-treasurer for the group.
The Henry Warnes family of
Shelton would like to take this
means of thanking all ommunity
nlembers who contributed ,)f their
tilne and/or money to make the
benefit dance for them a suc.cess
Mr. and Mrs. Byran Hart of
Calgary, Alberta, Canada, left on
Wednesday of last week for her
home after spending an enjoyable
ten (Jays as housegusts of Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. I,emke. While there,
they were taken to Neah Bay,
Hm'rican Ridge and eastern Wash-
ington to visit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stoner vis-
ited over the weekend in Poulsbo
anti on Sunday attended'a fam-
ily gathering in Renton at the
home of Mrs. Lova Marine wherc
they wished a farewell to cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Laccy who
were returning to their home in
Baltimore, Maryland.
Tommy Bumlell was a Friday
overnight gtmst of Sandhi Riet-
doff.
Sunday visitors in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Del Adams were Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Rickards and chil-
dren of Chehalis, Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Adams and children of Ta-
coma and Mr. and Mrg. J. C. Tib-
bits and children.
On Friday night, Geraldin
Schur had as guests, Erlene Wil-
son and Marie Warncs of Shelton
and Doris Hickson. The girls en-
joyed sleeping in their sleeping
bags.
On Tuesday of last week, din-
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Lemke were Mrs. Arthur Wolden
and Luann, Miss Lois Keirry and
M}:. Robert Lemke of Seattle.
Fred Lament spent Sunday
night with Richard and Bill Rob-
crts.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
William M. Brown was their small
niece, Shannon, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joc Duffey, Jr., of Shel-
toll.
Mrs. Mozellc Pearson and sons
of Seattle spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Scab
Combs.
MRS. HAROLD LcGarde, Mrs.
SALE
OCTOBER
15 - 16 - 17
Johnny's Music Box
429 Railroad
Local BoY Scouts Enjoy Outing
:;:'J'!"' ! !//I%o;N A' W: EpJi :- ,';' "" '.' rlOc--' "Lte i hI l !i ye week phlying, kids,bya scOreevenOf '-6if yOll---
master, Ernie Anderson enjoyed
an overnight outing last weekend
al tlleir scout camp on the north
shore of the Lake. Sunday was
spent eteaning up their grounds
and fixing on their shelter. Those
enjoying tile trip were Daryl and
Dean I)ewell, Bob and Doug War-
nasa, Joe Snyder, Lynn Perry and
Eddie lbawson.
'rllllll) llIST|{ICT Congress-
man Russell V. Mack dropped in
at the resort last Friday after-
noon for a very interesting infer
nml chat.
Tony Clinton of Bellingham, son
of Mr. Charles Clinton spent last
weekend visiting his father here.
Mr. Clinton is a teacher at the
Mary M. Knight School. Tony is
a stu(lenl at Bellingham Normal.
The Mary M. Knight P.T.O.
meeting will be held at the school
auditorium this Thursday, Oct. 8
at 8 p.m. After the regular busi-
ness meeting, Mr. Henry Sehoup,
Mary M. h:night teacher will show
films taken in the Olympic Moun-
tains. Following this refreshments
consisting of sandwiches, cake,
cookies and coffee will be served.
Supper committee this month is
Mrs. Nellie Chappell, Mrs. Archie
Kelly and Mrs. "Dec" Palmer.
Everyone is invited.
Other school affairs announced
by Supt. Gene French are as fol-
h)ws: Lunch tickets for the first
to the sixth grades to be cut to
20 cents a day; the shop class at
school is making good progress
on the new shower rooms they are
helping to build;
The first fresh dance will be
held in the school gym this Fri-
clay, Oct. 9; Mary M. Knight f0ot-
ball team lost their game at Wish-
Clifford Evans and a truckload of
chickens and a goose motored to
Puyallup on Monday where the
feathered friends of the Little
Egypt 4-H club members were en-
tered in the poultry exhibition to
be held this week.
Mrs. Gertrude Scott motored to
Quilcene on Sunday and visited
with her sister and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Garner Richardson.
Saturday evening guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Gary Cole were Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Schnader of Shelton.
The evening was spent visiting
and playing cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmo M. Brown
of Tacoma spent Monday visiting
in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ja rues Hickson.
Saturday evening callers in the
Robert Goldy home were Mr. and'
Mrs. George Puderbaugh of Agate.
NELLIE BUNNELL spent the
weekend at home from her studies
in Seattle. Houseguestg of the
family were Larry Nieto of Seat-
tle and Bud Valley of Shelton.
Sheri Chappel, small daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chappell,
spent the weekend in Satsop with
Mr. and Mrs. Verle York.
Ma..on county and City of
helton offices will be cl0.d
Monday, Oct. 12 for Columbus
l)ay. ........................... .......................
MT,. MORIAll MEETS
! Ills SATURDAY
Mount Moriah Lodge No. II F.
A. M. will meet October 10 be-
ginning' at 7:30 p.m. Anchor Grot-
to from Seattle will put on the
3rd Degree. The business session
including balloting will follow.
your Savings at
e-First National
• /
It pays to save
where you can do
LL yoUr banking
just dream about the fun
in your future-plan for them!
Saving now-bank your savings
; Seattle-First National-for the
on a new car or the'
other things in life that are
saving furY
AVAILABLE--The money you save
available to you, in an emergency
take advantage of opportunities.
AUTOMATIcALLY--If you wish, we'll
r a specified amount from your
ng to your savings account each
We take care of all details at no
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Briggs,
Jr. and family of Raymond and
Mr. and Mrs. MarshallBriggs, Sr.
of Olympia took advantage of our
beautiful weather and spent the
weekend at their cabin on the
Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Palmer and
children of Seattle spent Friday
and Saturday at their cabin here.
Grouse hunting Saturday was
very good as they both got their
limit of birds.
MR. AND MRS. Allan Hickson
and family were Snnday evening
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Trim-
ble at the Simpson Fish Hatchery.
Mrs. Kenneth Zillyette and
Mike and Mrs. Beryl Van Norman
were luncheon guests of Mrs. Ken-
neth Howard at Matlock last
ThursdaY'.
Saturday callers at the Kenneth
Zillyette home were Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Palmer of Seattle and Mr.
and Mrs. Ray L. Peterman and
daughter of Westport.
Happy birthday this week to lit-
tle Teresa Diggle who had her
first birthday last Sunday. On
hand to enjoy the birthday din:
her here at the home of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Diggle,
Jr., were the maternal grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Val-
ley and boys from Matlock and
the paternal grandfather, "Sam
Diggle, Sr. who resides two miles
west of the Lake. Grandpa Diggle
baked a very beautifully decorat-,
ed cake for his granddaughter:
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hanson
of the Lake gnd Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Papworth drove over' to
Moxee, Wash. last Saturday and
there joined other members of the
All Rock Hounds Pew Wow Club
fox' a weekend of digging for rock
and petrified wood. They brought
home about 500 pounds of pet-
fled.._woo nd bog.
MR. AND" MILS. John Fuller of
Tacoma are spending a few days
this week visiting Mr. and Mrs.
AXel Carlson'at latlock.
RAYiIOND and Roy Anderson
of Matlock retutaed Monday from
a two weeks moose hunting trip
to Canada. No moose. Tough luck
fellows.
Mr. and, Mrs. Robert Menden-
ball were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chappell at
Matloek. The occasion was the
Chappells' 13th wedding anniver-
sary.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph' Springer
and family motored to Brinnon on
Sunday and visited with Mr. and-
Mrs. Fred Springer and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Springer. They also
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Blenz of Spokane.
Dewey Bennett of Shelton was
at the Henry Chappell place on
Sunday to shoe three horses be-
longing to William Wright and
Hank and Walt Chappell.
Mr. Tom Blauvelt and son Jim
of Milton §pent the weekend at
their cabin west of Matlock.
I00iOLOR SLIDES OF ALASKA SEEN ON CANAL
By Maxine Peterson
HOODSPORT Coh)red slides:
and tape recordings sent by Faith
Gray fronI l(,)honak, Alaska, were
shown at the Hood Canal Conl-
nnmity church Sunday morning
and evening. The films showed the
people and children, the school
house, slimmer canlp, and scenic
views of the community where she
has been working the past year.
Plans are under way for the
church group here to send her a
return letter with slides "rod re-
cordings of this comnmnity. Faith
will soon be moving lo a new sta-
tion at Pedro Bay on Lake Illi-
anma.
THE TIN TIM Orthopedic Guild
met Wednesday evening in the
Lilliwaup home of Mrs. William
McKasson. The group made cone
and dried pod candle holders
which will be sohl at the Orthope-
dic Mart in the Winthrop Hotel in
Tacoma, with proceeds going to
the Mary Bridge Orthopedic ttos-
pital. Mrs. Amy Graves was co-
hostess for the meeting. Officers
Of the Tiny Tim Guild this year
are Mrs. Tom Seiger, president;
Mrs. Oliver Gray, secretary; Mrs.
Howard Thomason, treasurer; and
Mrs. Jim Dean, program chair-
nlan.
The second grade girls of
Hoodsport school have formed a
Brownie Troop under the leader-:
ship of Mrs. William McKasson.
Mrs. Wilbur Bolender and Mrs.
Charles Johnston will help witl
the group. The troop is sponsored
by the American Legion Auxiliary
and Mrs. Esther Christensen. Girls
who are anxious to have the year's
program start are Sandra Boro-
vesky, Vickie Pierce, Susie Mc-
Dowell, Julie Ann MeKasson, and
Wendy Bolender. Others are Char-
ell Johnston, Darla Bingley, Linda
Hovey, Ruth Lanning, Nadine
Larson, Sandra Pozorski, and Ter-
ry Stratton. Mrs. Ruth Schwab,
Girl Scout and Brow(tie Coordina-
tor for the Hoodsport area wishes
each leader to keep a sample of all
handwork done by their group to
display in the window during
Scout week in March.
The October 7th birthdays of
Jan Goodpaster, Danny Lee, and
Greg Michaels were celebrated at
the kindergarten session on Wed-
nesday when their mothers, Mrs.
Bill Goodpaster, Mrs. Carl Lee,
and Mrs. Robert Michaels brought
gaily decorated cupcakes for the
birthday children and their class-
mates.
Mrs. Bill Bryant, Mrs. ILudy
Schwab, Mrs. Earl Crmnb, and
Mrs. Ray Peterson attended an in-
formal gathering of Girl Scout
leaders in the Shelton home of
Mrs. Otto Goldschmidt on Tues-
day morning.
Mrs. Matt VanLaanen, Mrs. Joe
McKiel, Mrs. Gene Spauldtng, and
Mrs. Ruth Wilfis traveled to Se-
attle on Tuesday for a day of
shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gray, Mr.
lrs. Sid .nderson, and Mr.
and Mrs. F. O. McDowell attend-
ed a farewell party in honor of
A. L. Calahan.
OVEllNIGIlT guests in the
home ,)f Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mor-
l'is were Mr. anti Mrs. RHssell
"rhorpe, of Kent. Tile Thorpes
conlinlled on ftl'OllllC] the canal to
Neali Bay on a fishing trip,
Mr. and Mrs. Tex Shields, of
Tacoma s 1) e n t tile weekend at
their sum m er home at Indian
Beach.
Mrs. B.onnie Oakley was guest
of honor at a birthday dinner held
in the home of Mrs. Josie Peter-
son. Other guests were neighbors
of Indian Bench who gathered to
help celebrate tile occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Hill, of
Lake Cushman traveled to Boston
Harbor to visit in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Banner. Mrs. Rose
Banner, (if Shelton, accompanied
them to see the new waterfront
house the Roy Banner family is
building.
Mrs. Mamie Kaare traveled to
Seattle on li'riday and illen joined
a group of thirLy-two others on a
special bus to Paste where they
attended a reception for lhe Grand
Conduct rcss of the Amaranth,
Mrs. I)oris Bell. Mrs. Kaare re-
turned home Sunday from the
trip.
The Hood Canal Girls Club met
in the tlome of Mrs. Norman Gray.
The girls gave a going away par-
ty for Kitty Clark. In the leaving
of their president, Kitty, a new
election of off leers was held. New
officers will be LuAnne Kilbourne,
president; Kathy Gray, secretary;
and Carolyn Schwab, treasurer,
The Salty Sashayers Square
Dance club will meet Saturday
evening, October 10, at eight-thir-
ty ()'(:lock in the Hood Canal
\\;Vomen's Clubhouse. Fred Casassa
will be caller. A potluck lunch
will be held with members bring-
ing salad or sandwiches.
SEATTLE FRIENDS who vis-
ited in the A. L. Calahan and Ben
Morris home on Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Finnegan, and
Mrs. I, ester Stone.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burman and
family,, of Seattle, and Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Erhart and family, of
Sedro Woolley spent the weekend
visiting in the lome of Mrs.
Madge Erhart.
The Hoodsport Commercial Club
will meet on Monday evening, Oc-
tober 12 at eight o'clock in the
Hoodsport school. The program
will featm'e films on driving put
on by the Pacific Telephone Com-
pany. Everyone is welcome to
come and join the group and en-
joy the fine programs presented.
Mrs. Anna Johns, m and Mrs.
John Rodgeberg fray, led to Shel-
ton and visited in the home of
Mrs. Jo Sisley.
Mark SellrnMt, o'[ Shefton, spent
the weekend visitin;, h the home
of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Max Schmldt, Sr.
MISS ANDY DALEY, of Olym-
pia was a Kuest in the Emery
\\;Vint ers h,)me.
Sandra Simons was elected to
serve as president at recent sixth
grade class elections in Mrs. Helen
interesting natm'e pictures taken
in Idaho, Montana and the Olym-
pic Peninsula.
Mary Daly, of Boston spent four
days visiting in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Mm'phy, (ff Pot-
latch. She is a cousin of Mr. Mur-
phy and was enttmsiastic about
our h/rely country, and boating on
the eanal.
A I,ARGE (;ROUP of parents
gathered in the Lower Skokomish
school on Thursday evening for a
metting of the P.T.A. The room
count was won by Mrs. McDow-
cll's room. Mr. Merryfield, psychi-
atric examiner for the Mason
County schools was speaker for
the evening and told of the child
guidance and testing program
being set up in the county, with
tim help of teachers, principals
and guidance directors. Refresh-
ments were served by Mrs. Rudy
Schwab, Mrs. Harrison Devoe, and
Mrs. Earl Crumb.
Ed Murphy and a friend from
Hollywood, Cedric Lannan enjoy-
ed good fishing on the canal when
they caught two nice fish. Later
in the week Mm2ahy caught a 12
pound hooknose near DeWatto.
Charles Chester
Dies in Seattle
Death claimed Charles Rooney
Chester, 69, Grapeview, on Wed-
nesday of last week in King Coun-
ty Hospital, Seattle.
Mr. Chester, a resident of
Grapeview for the past 40 years
was born May 2, 1890, in Che-
halts. He was a failer and buck-
er in the logging industry.
Surviving are his wife, Ruth,
Grapeview; two sons, Charles and
Harold, Tacoma; a step-son, How-
ard Landon, Shelton; two sisters,
Mrs. Dora Taylor and Mrs, Elsie
Hinkle, CentraIIa, and five grand-
children.
Ftmeral services were held at
11 a.m., Saturday, in Byrne and
Batstone Funeral home, by the
Rev. Eugene C. Knautz. Burial
W/S in the Odd Fellows CemeteT.
Pall bearers we Sophus Han-
sen, Joe Tschida, Ted Depoe, Ed-
ward Kent, Roy and Kelsey Tan-
ner,
FF-DEAL DE'POSIT iNSURANCE CORPORATION
Mr. and Mrs. George Clark, in the
AMONG Y0 Neff Evander home in Shelton.
The Weight Watchers are meet-
ing each Wednesday at eleven
MERCHANTS o00,oc00 in the morning in the
school lunchroom, Anyone inter-
ested in some help on calorie
• counting is invited to join the
group.
POWDER BOX OPENING Mr. and Mrs. James Robertson
WINNERS LLrED of Stanwood spent ten days visit-
Door prize winners at the Octo- ing in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
ber 3 grand opening of the Pow-
der Box Beauty Salon have been
announced. Winner of the per-
Cook's room. Virginia Johnson will
serve as secretary and Frances
Ross as treasurer.
John Acre was presented his
WoLf Badge and gohl arrow, and
Don Bearden a gold arrow aL a
Pack meeting of Cub Pack 11 in
the Hoodsport school on Friday
evening. Skits were presented by
Dens 1 and 2 under the direction
of Mrs. Floyd Hovey, Den Mother.
Packmaster Tom Seiger showed
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Fireplace Screens and
Accessories
Franklin Stoves
and Flrehoods
manent wave was Sylvia Fonzo;
Mabel Berg wo a hair cut and
Ethel FOX a shampoo and set.
PEIRONNEL CHANGES
IN PENNE¥'S STAFF
Buddy Smith, long associated
with the J. C. Permey store in
Shelton, has received a romotion
that moves him to the Bellevue
store near Seattle. His new job
will,be in the shoe department.
Rep|acinff Smith in the Shelton
store is Victor Olsen, a native of
Olympia.
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PREPP'S TO FEATURE
SCHOOL MENU IN AID
A very popular feature, the
Shelton school lunch menus, will
now be found each week in the
Prepp's R e x a I l advertisement.
P'epp's is sponsoring the ad as a
srviee to the many, families who'
tlrly refer to the menus.
SURPRISES AND GIFTS
AT LM FURNITURE SALE
' Iee gfftg coffee and donuts
Will await those shopping at the
fttriture sale in the L.M. this
Thh. rsday, FHday and Saturday.
Dtwing the sale a bell wLII ring
geriodically signaling a free gift
award. Twenty times the bell Will
ring allowing anyone roaring a
purchase a $10 bonus on the Sale.
Surprise gifts will alb be awarded
at intervals during the event.
111"t;I NNIVERSARY SALE
At" 20TH €trNTU RY
Orchids for the ladies will be a
feAtur at the 11th, anniv¢lar
Celebration ' in prog*ress f r o m
Thursday noor through Saturday
at the 20tl Century Thrifway
store on H111eest. During the an-
niversary observance interesting
demonstrations will be conducted
in the store and surprises await
shoppers; Cotton candy will be
available at the store for 5¢, All
proceeds from the sale of the pop*
ular confection will go to the Rog*
ers School for Retarded Children
at the airport.
JIM NEEDHAM NAMED
ASSOCIATION DIRECTOR
Jim Needham, of Needham's
Food Center, was reelected to the
board of directors of the Wash-
ington State Food Dealers Assoc-
iation at the 60th annual conven-
tion held in Spokane September
27 and 28.
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NEW MANAGER
AT BURGER PIT
Peg ZilIioX will take over the
management of the Burger Pit,
drive-in just outside the city lim-
its on the highway to Olympia, to-
day, Thursday. Peg is vell known |
to catomers of tfi'e rger lt, lI
having worked t, f0? h,I
time,
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ASK FOR YOUR FREE GOLDEN GUERNSEY WEIGHT
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ItELTON-MAON COUNTY
Rites
00fternoon
%' Valiant fighl for life,
!00Willi00m c;.1
) hemophiliac Mon-
i i' ' a Seattle hi',spital.
i ! allured in a boating
Fourtil on Ca fitol
Ji za ' I i
$' IANS answered lhe
ti for blood donations
Oflife giving fluid
: 'erred his sister Mrs.
i Of Oiy;npia.' She r,
nay that tte family
k all those who (h-
00d.
]rtlrvived by his wife,
"Year-old 'son, Will-
i .... :d daughter, Susan
:ee days after the
$ .... , all at the family
/ta; his mother, Mrs.
[ . I1 Mlsner a brother,
11, Olymp'ia.
0tes Will be held at
LkldaY, Thursday, in
Mortuary, Olym-
Will be in the
Munson
iturday
f01" Bertha V Mml-
• d. In the Bvrne and
lat Ii a.ni. Salur-
'ltev. Robert Rings
te.rraent will follow
lV[emorial I'ark.
. ml Who resided at
ts born November
;h '
, field, Mich., and
ason county since
iQPerated a gerleral
I Imany years ago.
'1
ed by two sisters,
ae Wilson, Wells-
a brother, Harry
}on Ohio. Her two
€1 '
i j. Munson and
II:lO preceded her in
Ask About 15-Day Trial Offer!
Farm
Saw
Community Club
Meets Friday
By Mabel Kidci
DAYTON. Conmnmiiv Club
will hold its next meeting (m Fri-
day, Oct. 9, at 8 o'clock at Day-
i[m Hall. Po!hwl( supper will be
serv(,d.
THE COMMUNITY Chlb has
cane,,lied :ill its dances during Oc-
hber dlle t() hlltltil/g sl,lison.
The Bell Fgiders will sponsor a
(l rice to he held at Dayton Hall
on Oct. 2,t. . "
On Tues(lay, Sept. 29, Mrs. Dick
Leonard, Mrs. Perry Rose, Sr., and
Mrs. Clifford Combs altended th(
Mason ((alnty Homemakers' meet-
ink held in the Armory. At this
time Mrs. Rose was elected sec-
retary-treasurer for the group.
The Henry Warnes family of
Shelton would like to take this
means of thanking all ommunity
nlembers who contributed ,)f their
tilne and/or money to make the
benefit dance for them a suc.cess
Mr. and Mrs. Byran Hart of
Calgary, Alberta, Canada, left on
Wednesday of last week for her
home after spending an enjoyable
ten (Jays as housegusts of Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. I,emke. While there,
they were taken to Neah Bay,
Hm'rican Ridge and eastern Wash-
ington to visit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stoner vis-
ited over the weekend in Poulsbo
anti on Sunday attended'a fam-
ily gathering in Renton at the
home of Mrs. Lova Marine wherc
they wished a farewell to cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Laccy who
were returning to their home in
Baltimore, Maryland.
Tommy Bumlell was a Friday
overnight gtmst of Sandhi Riet-
doff.
Sunday visitors in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Del Adams were Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Rickards and chil-
dren of Chehalis, Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Adams and children of Ta-
coma and Mr. and Mrg. J. C. Tib-
bits and children.
On Friday night, Geraldin
Schur had as guests, Erlene Wil-
son and Marie Warncs of Shelton
and Doris Hickson. The girls en-
joyed sleeping in their sleeping
bags.
On Tuesday of last week, din-
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Lemke were Mrs. Arthur Wolden
and Luann, Miss Lois Keirry and
M}:. Robert Lemke of Seattle.
Fred Lament spent Sunday
night with Richard and Bill Rob-
crts.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
William M. Brown was their small
niece, Shannon, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joc Duffey, Jr., of Shel-
toll.
Mrs. Mozellc Pearson and sons
of Seattle spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Scab
Combs.
MRS. HAROLD LcGarde, Mrs.
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Local BoY Scouts Enjoy Outing
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master, Ernie Anderson enjoyed
an overnight outing last weekend
al tlleir scout camp on the north
shore of the Lake. Sunday was
spent eteaning up their grounds
and fixing on their shelter. Those
enjoying tile trip were Daryl and
Dean I)ewell, Bob and Doug War-
nasa, Joe Snyder, Lynn Perry and
Eddie lbawson.
'rllllll) llIST|{ICT Congress-
man Russell V. Mack dropped in
at the resort last Friday after-
noon for a very interesting infer
nml chat.
Tony Clinton of Bellingham, son
of Mr. Charles Clinton spent last
weekend visiting his father here.
Mr. Clinton is a teacher at the
Mary M. Knight School. Tony is
a stu(lenl at Bellingham Normal.
The Mary M. Knight P.T.O.
meeting will be held at the school
auditorium this Thursday, Oct. 8
at 8 p.m. After the regular busi-
ness meeting, Mr. Henry Sehoup,
Mary M. h:night teacher will show
films taken in the Olympic Moun-
tains. Following this refreshments
consisting of sandwiches, cake,
cookies and coffee will be served.
Supper committee this month is
Mrs. Nellie Chappell, Mrs. Archie
Kelly and Mrs. "Dec" Palmer.
Everyone is invited.
Other school affairs announced
by Supt. Gene French are as fol-
h)ws: Lunch tickets for the first
to the sixth grades to be cut to
20 cents a day; the shop class at
school is making good progress
on the new shower rooms they are
helping to build;
The first fresh dance will be
held in the school gym this Fri-
clay, Oct. 9; Mary M. Knight f0ot-
ball team lost their game at Wish-
Clifford Evans and a truckload of
chickens and a goose motored to
Puyallup on Monday where the
feathered friends of the Little
Egypt 4-H club members were en-
tered in the poultry exhibition to
be held this week.
Mrs. Gertrude Scott motored to
Quilcene on Sunday and visited
with her sister and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Garner Richardson.
Saturday evening guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Gary Cole were Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Schnader of Shelton.
The evening was spent visiting
and playing cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmo M. Brown
of Tacoma spent Monday visiting
in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ja rues Hickson.
Saturday evening callers in the
Robert Goldy home were Mr. and'
Mrs. George Puderbaugh of Agate.
NELLIE BUNNELL spent the
weekend at home from her studies
in Seattle. Houseguestg of the
family were Larry Nieto of Seat-
tle and Bud Valley of Shelton.
Sheri Chappel, small daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chappell,
spent the weekend in Satsop with
Mr. and Mrs. Verle York.
Ma..on county and City of
helton offices will be cl0.d
Monday, Oct. 12 for Columbus
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MT,. MORIAll MEETS
! Ills SATURDAY
Mount Moriah Lodge No. II F.
A. M. will meet October 10 be-
ginning' at 7:30 p.m. Anchor Grot-
to from Seattle will put on the
3rd Degree. The business session
including balloting will follow.
your Savings at
e-First National
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It pays to save
where you can do
LL yoUr banking
just dream about the fun
in your future-plan for them!
Saving now-bank your savings
; Seattle-First National-for the
on a new car or the'
other things in life that are
saving furY
AVAILABLE--The money you save
available to you, in an emergency
take advantage of opportunities.
AUTOMATIcALLY--If you wish, we'll
r a specified amount from your
ng to your savings account each
We take care of all details at no
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Briggs,
Jr. and family of Raymond and
Mr. and Mrs. MarshallBriggs, Sr.
of Olympia took advantage of our
beautiful weather and spent the
weekend at their cabin on the
Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Palmer and
children of Seattle spent Friday
and Saturday at their cabin here.
Grouse hunting Saturday was
very good as they both got their
limit of birds.
MR. AND MRS. Allan Hickson
and family were Snnday evening
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Trim-
ble at the Simpson Fish Hatchery.
Mrs. Kenneth Zillyette and
Mike and Mrs. Beryl Van Norman
were luncheon guests of Mrs. Ken-
neth Howard at Matlock last
ThursdaY'.
Saturday callers at the Kenneth
Zillyette home were Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Palmer of Seattle and Mr.
and Mrs. Ray L. Peterman and
daughter of Westport.
Happy birthday this week to lit-
tle Teresa Diggle who had her
first birthday last Sunday. On
hand to enjoy the birthday din:
her here at the home of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Diggle,
Jr., were the maternal grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Val-
ley and boys from Matlock and
the paternal grandfather, "Sam
Diggle, Sr. who resides two miles
west of the Lake. Grandpa Diggle
baked a very beautifully decorat-,
ed cake for his granddaughter:
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hanson
of the Lake gnd Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Papworth drove over' to
Moxee, Wash. last Saturday and
there joined other members of the
All Rock Hounds Pew Wow Club
fox' a weekend of digging for rock
and petrified wood. They brought
home about 500 pounds of pet-
fled.._woo nd bog.
MR. AND" MILS. John Fuller of
Tacoma are spending a few days
this week visiting Mr. and Mrs.
AXel Carlson'at latlock.
RAYiIOND and Roy Anderson
of Matlock retutaed Monday from
a two weeks moose hunting trip
to Canada. No moose. Tough luck
fellows.
Mr. and, Mrs. Robert Menden-
ball were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chappell at
Matloek. The occasion was the
Chappells' 13th wedding anniver-
sary.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph' Springer
and family motored to Brinnon on
Sunday and visited with Mr. and-
Mrs. Fred Springer and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Springer. They also
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Blenz of Spokane.
Dewey Bennett of Shelton was
at the Henry Chappell place on
Sunday to shoe three horses be-
longing to William Wright and
Hank and Walt Chappell.
Mr. Tom Blauvelt and son Jim
of Milton §pent the weekend at
their cabin west of Matlock.
I00iOLOR SLIDES OF ALASKA SEEN ON CANAL
By Maxine Peterson
HOODSPORT Coh)red slides:
and tape recordings sent by Faith
Gray fronI l(,)honak, Alaska, were
shown at the Hood Canal Conl-
nnmity church Sunday morning
and evening. The films showed the
people and children, the school
house, slimmer canlp, and scenic
views of the community where she
has been working the past year.
Plans are under way for the
church group here to send her a
return letter with slides "rod re-
cordings of this comnmnity. Faith
will soon be moving lo a new sta-
tion at Pedro Bay on Lake Illi-
anma.
THE TIN TIM Orthopedic Guild
met Wednesday evening in the
Lilliwaup home of Mrs. William
McKasson. The group made cone
and dried pod candle holders
which will be sohl at the Orthope-
dic Mart in the Winthrop Hotel in
Tacoma, with proceeds going to
the Mary Bridge Orthopedic ttos-
pital. Mrs. Amy Graves was co-
hostess for the meeting. Officers
Of the Tiny Tim Guild this year
are Mrs. Tom Seiger, president;
Mrs. Oliver Gray, secretary; Mrs.
Howard Thomason, treasurer; and
Mrs. Jim Dean, program chair-
nlan.
The second grade girls of
Hoodsport school have formed a
Brownie Troop under the leader-:
ship of Mrs. William McKasson.
Mrs. Wilbur Bolender and Mrs.
Charles Johnston will help witl
the group. The troop is sponsored
by the American Legion Auxiliary
and Mrs. Esther Christensen. Girls
who are anxious to have the year's
program start are Sandra Boro-
vesky, Vickie Pierce, Susie Mc-
Dowell, Julie Ann MeKasson, and
Wendy Bolender. Others are Char-
ell Johnston, Darla Bingley, Linda
Hovey, Ruth Lanning, Nadine
Larson, Sandra Pozorski, and Ter-
ry Stratton. Mrs. Ruth Schwab,
Girl Scout and Brow(tie Coordina-
tor for the Hoodsport area wishes
each leader to keep a sample of all
handwork done by their group to
display in the window during
Scout week in March.
The October 7th birthdays of
Jan Goodpaster, Danny Lee, and
Greg Michaels were celebrated at
the kindergarten session on Wed-
nesday when their mothers, Mrs.
Bill Goodpaster, Mrs. Carl Lee,
and Mrs. Robert Michaels brought
gaily decorated cupcakes for the
birthday children and their class-
mates.
Mrs. Bill Bryant, Mrs. ILudy
Schwab, Mrs. Earl Crmnb, and
Mrs. Ray Peterson attended an in-
formal gathering of Girl Scout
leaders in the Shelton home of
Mrs. Otto Goldschmidt on Tues-
day morning.
Mrs. Matt VanLaanen, Mrs. Joe
McKiel, Mrs. Gene Spauldtng, and
Mrs. Ruth Wilfis traveled to Se-
attle on Tuesday for a day of
shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gray, Mr.
lrs. Sid .nderson, and Mr.
and Mrs. F. O. McDowell attend-
ed a farewell party in honor of
A. L. Calahan.
OVEllNIGIlT guests in the
home ,)f Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mor-
l'is were Mr. anti Mrs. RHssell
"rhorpe, of Kent. Tile Thorpes
conlinlled on ftl'OllllC] the canal to
Neali Bay on a fishing trip,
Mr. and Mrs. Tex Shields, of
Tacoma s 1) e n t tile weekend at
their sum m er home at Indian
Beach.
Mrs. B.onnie Oakley was guest
of honor at a birthday dinner held
in the home of Mrs. Josie Peter-
son. Other guests were neighbors
of Indian Bench who gathered to
help celebrate tile occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Hill, of
Lake Cushman traveled to Boston
Harbor to visit in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Banner. Mrs. Rose
Banner, (if Shelton, accompanied
them to see the new waterfront
house the Roy Banner family is
building.
Mrs. Mamie Kaare traveled to
Seattle on li'riday and illen joined
a group of thirLy-two others on a
special bus to Paste where they
attended a reception for lhe Grand
Conduct rcss of the Amaranth,
Mrs. I)oris Bell. Mrs. Kaare re-
turned home Sunday from the
trip.
The Hood Canal Girls Club met
in the tlome of Mrs. Norman Gray.
The girls gave a going away par-
ty for Kitty Clark. In the leaving
of their president, Kitty, a new
election of off leers was held. New
officers will be LuAnne Kilbourne,
president; Kathy Gray, secretary;
and Carolyn Schwab, treasurer,
The Salty Sashayers Square
Dance club will meet Saturday
evening, October 10, at eight-thir-
ty ()'(:lock in the Hood Canal
\\;Vomen's Clubhouse. Fred Casassa
will be caller. A potluck lunch
will be held with members bring-
ing salad or sandwiches.
SEATTLE FRIENDS who vis-
ited in the A. L. Calahan and Ben
Morris home on Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Finnegan, and
Mrs. I, ester Stone.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burman and
family,, of Seattle, and Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Erhart and family, of
Sedro Woolley spent the weekend
visiting in the lome of Mrs.
Madge Erhart.
The Hoodsport Commercial Club
will meet on Monday evening, Oc-
tober 12 at eight o'clock in the
Hoodsport school. The program
will featm'e films on driving put
on by the Pacific Telephone Com-
pany. Everyone is welcome to
come and join the group and en-
joy the fine programs presented.
Mrs. Anna Johns, m and Mrs.
John Rodgeberg fray, led to Shel-
ton and visited in the home of
Mrs. Jo Sisley.
Mark SellrnMt, o'[ Shefton, spent
the weekend visitin;, h the home
of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Max Schmldt, Sr.
MISS ANDY DALEY, of Olym-
pia was a Kuest in the Emery
\\;Vint ers h,)me.
Sandra Simons was elected to
serve as president at recent sixth
grade class elections in Mrs. Helen
interesting natm'e pictures taken
in Idaho, Montana and the Olym-
pic Peninsula.
Mary Daly, of Boston spent four
days visiting in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Mm'phy, (ff Pot-
latch. She is a cousin of Mr. Mur-
phy and was enttmsiastic about
our h/rely country, and boating on
the eanal.
A I,ARGE (;ROUP of parents
gathered in the Lower Skokomish
school on Thursday evening for a
metting of the P.T.A. The room
count was won by Mrs. McDow-
cll's room. Mr. Merryfield, psychi-
atric examiner for the Mason
County schools was speaker for
the evening and told of the child
guidance and testing program
being set up in the county, with
tim help of teachers, principals
and guidance directors. Refresh-
ments were served by Mrs. Rudy
Schwab, Mrs. Harrison Devoe, and
Mrs. Earl Crumb.
Ed Murphy and a friend from
Hollywood, Cedric Lannan enjoy-
ed good fishing on the canal when
they caught two nice fish. Later
in the week Mm2ahy caught a 12
pound hooknose near DeWatto.
Charles Chester
Dies in Seattle
Death claimed Charles Rooney
Chester, 69, Grapeview, on Wed-
nesday of last week in King Coun-
ty Hospital, Seattle.
Mr. Chester, a resident of
Grapeview for the past 40 years
was born May 2, 1890, in Che-
halts. He was a failer and buck-
er in the logging industry.
Surviving are his wife, Ruth,
Grapeview; two sons, Charles and
Harold, Tacoma; a step-son, How-
ard Landon, Shelton; two sisters,
Mrs. Dora Taylor and Mrs, Elsie
Hinkle, CentraIIa, and five grand-
children.
Ftmeral services were held at
11 a.m., Saturday, in Byrne and
Batstone Funeral home, by the
Rev. Eugene C. Knautz. Burial
W/S in the Odd Fellows CemeteT.
Pall bearers we Sophus Han-
sen, Joe Tschida, Ted Depoe, Ed-
ward Kent, Roy and Kelsey Tan-
ner,
FF-DEAL DE'POSIT iNSURANCE CORPORATION
Mr. and Mrs. George Clark, in the
AMONG Y0 Neff Evander home in Shelton.
The Weight Watchers are meet-
ing each Wednesday at eleven
MERCHANTS o00,oc00 in the morning in the
school lunchroom, Anyone inter-
ested in some help on calorie
• counting is invited to join the
group.
POWDER BOX OPENING Mr. and Mrs. James Robertson
WINNERS LLrED of Stanwood spent ten days visit-
Door prize winners at the Octo- ing in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
ber 3 grand opening of the Pow-
der Box Beauty Salon have been
announced. Winner of the per-
Cook's room. Virginia Johnson will
serve as secretary and Frances
Ross as treasurer.
John Acre was presented his
WoLf Badge and gohl arrow, and
Don Bearden a gold arrow aL a
Pack meeting of Cub Pack 11 in
the Hoodsport school on Friday
evening. Skits were presented by
Dens 1 and 2 under the direction
of Mrs. Floyd Hovey, Den Mother.
Packmaster Tom Seiger showed
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A very popular feature, the
Shelton school lunch menus, will
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srviee to the many, families who'
tlrly refer to the menus.
SURPRISES AND GIFTS
AT LM FURNITURE SALE
' Iee gfftg coffee and donuts
Will await those shopping at the
fttriture sale in the L.M. this
Thh. rsday, FHday and Saturday.
Dtwing the sale a bell wLII ring
geriodically signaling a free gift
award. Twenty times the bell Will
ring allowing anyone roaring a
purchase a $10 bonus on the Sale.
Surprise gifts will alb be awarded
at intervals during the event.
111"t;I NNIVERSARY SALE
At" 20TH €trNTU RY
Orchids for the ladies will be a
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Celebration ' in prog*ress f r o m
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shoppers; Cotton candy will be
available at the store for 5¢, All
proceeds from the sale of the pop*
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at the airport.
JIM NEEDHAM NAMED
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Jim Needham, of Needham's
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board of directors of the Wash-
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