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.Imerick
Kissler, immediately named
!LIMERICK-GeorgeJ. Clevinger chairman of the
was Security Committee.
Lake Limerick Kissler's appointment last
Inc., at Saturday's month of Executive Secretary
0 f T r u s t e e s Norman F. Schreck as treasurer,
fill the seat of Duane an officer vacancy created by
Damen's resignation, was
Anthony F. confirmed by the board. A1 Hill
in the absence was elected assistant secretary.
of President Everett Like Damen, Clevinger's lot is
in Division 3 where he and his
wife, Gena, enjoy weekends and
vacations in their camper. He will
continue as an active member of
the Architectural (Building)
committee.
All present including
representatives of the
Architectural Committee and Mrs.
Olie Bieniek, an owner-member
from Division 5, participated in
SSO
' ltEARING
- The Mary M.
Association will have
and pot luck
p.m. Friday night at
Hall. The
furnish coffee and
Grange had its pot
Friday night and
The charter
tn memory of two
Bozarth and
and State Master
They took in five
and Mrs. Gene
and Mrs. riley
~nd Patricia Stuck.
is Nov. 5 and will
officers.
Lud Rossmaier
house guests last
a
CI
Ion
week their uncle and aunt Mr. and
Mrs. Edmund Duehler of Oberon,
N.D.
Denise Avery and April
Henderson spent last weekend
with their folks, the William
Averys and the Henderson family.
The girls are attending Mr. Lee's
Beauty School.
Carl Portman spent from
Monday to Friday with Mr. and
Mrs. L. D. Portman of Tacoma.
Mr. and Mrs. William Avery
and Mrs. Essie Rebman were
Wednesday evening dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Max Cash to help
Max Cash celebrate his birthday.
Mrs. David Chamblin and
children of Alderwood Manor
spent Friday at the Max Cash
home.
Gordon Palmer of Shelton
ida
HA
!IDE Bachelors 4-H
evening with
and one new.
,'re Mike Wheeler,
Arney Swenson,
Chris Buchanan,
Eric Johnson,
and one new
"cted officers and
Project they will
are president,
vice president,
Secretary, Rodney
treasurer, Chris
reporter, Todd
Ricky Nault;
S w e nson ;
Service, Roger
Murray; refreshmentsl Mike
Wheeler; telephone, Chris
Buchanan; junior leaders, Chris
Rickards and Teresa Murray;
project leaders, Mr. Swenson,
small engines, Mrs. Murray, food
and Ann Wheeler, other projects.
Their next meeting will be
Nov. 1 and will be the Halloween
party•
T. A. Weston of Seattle was a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Weston and family last week for
five days.
Friendship club met Oct. 13
at the home of Grace Wright.
There were 15 members and
one guest present.
They celebrated the October
birthday.
The next meeting will be Oct.
27 at the home of Ester Horton.
visited the Max Cash and Elvin
Hearing homes Saturday
afternoon.
Capt. and Mrs. Gerald Shaw
are parents of a daughter born at
Topeka, Kan. Oct. 6.
Grandparents here are Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Shaw and Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Landis.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walker
spent the weekend with their
folks Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Walker
of Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Lud Rossmaier
and Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
Duehler spent Friday at the Ralph
Neer home in Chehalis.
The Paul Rossmaier family of
Tumwater and the Carl Goodburn
family of Shetton were Sunday
guests at the Lud Rossmaier
home.
Mr. and Mrs. William Barnes
Sr. spent Saturday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ford.
Friday Mrs. Dick Tupper and
Susan and Mrs. Alan Tupper spent
in McCleary and Olympia
shopping.
Miss Susan Tupper and Mr.
and Mrs. Alan Tupper spent the
weekend in Edmunds with Mrs.
Jessie Tupper. The Alan Tuppers
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Dick Tupper home.
Mr. and Mrs. David Smith and
family of Humptulips and David
Davis of Wishkaw were weekend
guests at the Archie Kelley home.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Ralph
Pauley was a visitor at the Kelley
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Brehmeyer
and baby of Grisdale spent
Sunday with their folks the
Herbert Brehmeyer Sr's.
There will be a Pinochle Party
this Saturday night at the Matlock
Grange Hall.
Mrs. Dick Cockburn returned
from Penticton, Canada, last
• week Tuesday after spending 12
dayS there with her church group
at a c6fivention.
New Forest... Same Lands
Providing jobs and recreation
Mason County residents for years.
to
Hunters are welcome to Simpson
forest lands and each should practice
Caution to protect the woods from
fire while driving or hiking. With the
increased use of logging roads by the
"Public, both the men driving the
logging equipment and visitors must
increase their driving caution.
Remember litter is everyone's
Problem, so please carry a litter bag
While traveling in the forest or on the
highways.
an informal discussion of
measures to improve sanitary
disposal of all sewerage and sink
drainage. Protection of the
community's two lakes and
numerous streams from pollution
is the goal. By mutual agreement,
all proposals were tabled until the
regular Board meeting in
November, as Paradise described
it, "to give more time to think it
over". Any new regulations
finally adopted would be designed
to assist the Thurston-Mason
County Health Department and
the State's ecological agency and
would be enforced with their
cooperation.
Manager Bob Kern announced
winter Limerick Inn food service
hours, effective immediately, are
10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Fridays and
Saturdays; I0 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Sundays. Except for maintenance,
business office and security, the
Inn will be closed the month of
January.
Mrs. Roy J. (Josephine)
Brown of 52 Dunvigan Place is
satisfactorily gaining strength at
home following her open heart
surgery at a Seattle hospital•
Mrs. James (Helen) Ellis of
Saint Andrews Drive has agreed to
act as historian for the Country
Club.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Schindele
and Mr. and Mrs. Myrvin
Dimmitt, both Burien families
and both of Division 3, were
among those who took home
their trailers for the season this
past weekend.
Local
oman
By NANCY BLOOMFIELD
HOODSPORT - A trip to
Palm Springs, Calif. by way of
Sparks, Nev. with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert McManemy of Aberdeen,
recently ended at Potlatch State
Park for Mrs. George Carlson.
The trio left by auto, traveling
to Sparks where they spent the
night with Clara's daughter and
granddaughter, Nancy Hollinger
and Janet. From Sparks the
McManemy's, Clara, Nancy and
Janet drove to Palm Springs for
the weekend.
Sunday, the girls left the
McManemy's in Palm Springs and
returned to Sparks, where Clara
spent the remaining four days of
her vacation with her family.
One evening she was the guest
of the family at the Circus Room
in the Nugget• They enjoyed the
Carol Channing act during the
floor show and as an added
surprise a birthday cake appeared
at the table especially for Clara.
While sparklers atop the cake
burned, Waitresses and busboys
surrounded the table singing
Happy Birthday. Clara said it was
a birthday she would never forget.
The Tiny Tim Orthopedic
Guild members say thanks for
making their Hunters Bake Sale a
whopping success.
A family get together took
place over the weekend at Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Shumate's residence.
Judy, of Medford, Ore. and Jane,
their twin daughters were both
home to celebrate their 27th
birthday.
Last Friday's family potluck
dinner, held at the Hood Canal
Community Church, had a big
turnout.
During the evenings
entertainment, Phyllis and Roy
Pierce showedpictures of their
recent trip to Connecticut. The
scenery pictures were all beautiful
but the viewing audience agreed
the one taken on the return trip,
entering Hoodsport was the best.
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy
Schwab had as guests, Mrs. Harry
D. Larson and her son and
daughter-in-law, Rick and Kathy.
A letter exchange between the
Schwabs and the Larson's brought
both families up to date on all the
happenings of their kids in
Australia.
Lance Williams and family,
eldest son of Red and Lavern
Williams, former Hoodsport
Alex
residents, spent two days in the
area last week visiting friends. The
family left for San Francisco,
where Lance is stationed with the
navy.
After five weeks, Garfield and
Stella Johnston are back home
from Blynn, where they have
been house sitting for Garfield's
brother Leonard• During the five
weeks they enjoyed the climate in
Blynn, while Leonard and Mary
made a trip to Van Buren, Me. to
see the old home town.
This first weekend of deer
season passed with few deer being
reported. Jerry Hanson and Bob
Smith were hunting in the South
Mtn. area, where Jerry downed a
2 point buck. Field dressed it
weighed in at 150 pounds.
Jerry Kaare, brought home a
spike the second day of season.
Fishing is on the upswing
1817 Olympic Hwy. No. -- Mt. View
Complete Automotive Service
For Appointment Call
according to the Hoodsport
Marina. Gary Peterson, Ray
Danielson and Mike Donahue of
Bremerton, caught a total of
seven salmon last Wednesday.
Sunday morning Gary
Peterson and Frank Noel caught
six salmon with 4 of them kings.
Sunday afternoon, Steve
Dahlquist rigged his pole with the
same flat fish the men had used
and soon he too had one of the
up to now elusive fish.
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