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ns Win Football Game From Mary M. Knioght
• " " " mountains this
COSTA AND are the Pirates of Southside. hospital until the end of this he
' The School Band program is week. past week and brought home the
progressing well. It's still not too The Howard Southworths were pheasants and ducks that make
down to their place on Lake all the trip worthwhile.
late to become a band member. Spencer over the weekend. A1- There will be a Cider Pressing
!lER--Pioneer School's
oa their football game
G?Y M. Knight with a Dorothy Costa is recuperating ways lots of cleaning up to do party going on at Ella Studers
<L'..Core. Next opponents from an operation performed last around the place after the land Friday. Volunteers to help press
for our young athletes Thursday. She will be in the has been cleared. Ihe apples to make the cider for
Alice and Bernie Lutu's were the youngsters' Halloween Party
F: up foom Longview to check tlle are asked to call Barb Hasbrouck
: progress of the new home they're 426-6577 or Sally Cook, 426-2396 or
having constructed at Lake Spen- just show up Frida3 morning
0 k Will cer. They hope to be in by the at Ella's! Also--if you have any
' In nem{ ers holidays• apples you'd care to donate for
G H II H ThelmaandEdTuffswereSun- the kid's cider please call Sally
f | day visitors at the R. i c h a r d Cook, 426-2396 and Mrs. Cook will
!
n range ere Brooks. They were joined later make arrangements to pick up
by John Raymond for a rainy the apples.
!OTTo Caker) moved from the Michials afternoon of visiting. The Brooks'
County Homemakers
twill meet at the Pro-
nge Octl 31. Kamilche
Ib Will act as hostess.
ti0ti will be at 10:30
tluck" luncheon will
at noon. Table service
ed.
d ;. Percy Adams
ew great grandson
tY to Mr. and Mrs.
rbaugh of Shelton.
joins a sister, Tam-
:ats are fOrmrer Ka-
y. Mr. and Mrs.
llry of Quilcene and
I of California.
t Marshalls have as
Caroline Stew-
ldaughter Stacey
Will visit for about
While Mr. Stewert
ol in California.
'tmity was saddened,
I th last week of long
,eat "Canute" Henry
'. Bremer came here
aany about 61 years
early to start gather-
for the rummage
by the P.T.O. for
;' You can leave items
t or call Betty Mar-
k up.
-nts of Kamilche Val-
, are. enjoying many
i r this year. There are
*ry books as well as
!ks for all of the
iia'Y Marshall has
i OCcupahon to trans-
itory, who is stationed
, Tex., likes driving
.t than cooking
21Ks. Rodney lV[ichials
i;ed to their home here
tit.° a, Ore. Sister Jean
(Mr. and lxs. Bob
home into the "Hump" Nelson
home on the bay.
We all wish to express our
deepest sympathy to the family
of Edwin Petty. We have just
learned of the death, Saturday
night of this long time resident.
Mr. and Mrs. Hadley Villines
report two well travelled sons.
Son, Tommy, worked last sum-
mer in Alaska and is now tour-
ing Mexico.
PFC O. D. Villines left in Sept-
ember for a new assignment in
Germany. Wife, Melainie, left
last week, to join him there.
The building of the addition to
the Kamilche Valley Assembly
Church is progressing at a re-
markable rate. Built almost en-
tirely by volunteer help it will be
ready for dedication in Decem-
ber.
Rev. Mr. Moe, with only the
help of Mr. Rose and two boys,
Randy 1V[oe and Harvey Krise,
was able to raise the steeple
last week. The cross rises 25 ft.
above the church.
Three children of former resi-
dents, Cecil and Joan 1VeHen-
ry visited here this weekend.
Dianne and Margaret were
guests of their aunt, Mrs. Rose
Ellis and son, Rex, visited Jeff
Otto, son of the Martin Ottos.
The McHenrys now live in Quil-
cene.
Mrs. Wayne (Louise) Clary
flew to Phoenix, Ariz. last week.
Her sister, Mrs. Lucile Lewis has
returned here with her two sons
for an indefinite stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Shown Johnston
have recently moved into "the
little house" on the Harry Sim-
mons place.
Florence Taylor, Emma Mc-
Donald, Carrie Durand and Mac
Roberts attended a Birthday Re-
ception in Olympia in honor of
Ray Ellison.
son-in-law, Steve Faulkner, is on
a two week leave from Madigan
Hospital and is spending a few
days with them. He reports back
for further eye treatment Nov. 6.
Irene Mmin of Bremerton is
spending a few days with her
brother, Charlie McGonagle. Also
visiting with them is Hammh
Soderstrom, Charlie's sister-in-
law from Seattle.
A card from Kay and Winston
Scott told us they were at a
convention in Washington, D.C.
While there they visited with
their daughter-in-law, Pat and
grandchildren Julie and Kevin.
They took the youngsters on a
trip to New York City and went
as far as Mystic, Conn. The
Seotts expect to be home by this
weekend.
Gals don't forget! You again
have the opportunity to join a
group where you have nothing to
gain and everything to lose. The
weight watchers meet Monday
mornings at 9:30 a.m. at Estelle
Bunnell's.
The Pioneer P.T.O. Executive
Board meets tonight at 8 p.m.
in the school library. Tim next
P.T.O. meeting has been ad-
vanced to Nov. 2 because of elec-
tion day Nov. 7. Speakers for
the P.T.O. meeting will be two
candidates for school board posi-
tions, Ruth Probert and Sterling
Rhodes• An open house is also
planned so parents may visit
their youngsters rooms and talk
to the various teachers•
Charles Lisk and Margaret Eu-
banks o'f Clallam Bay, longtime
friends of Orville and Betty
Moran were down for a visit with
them this past weekend. Betty
reports the crop of mushrooms
are great this year.
Ray Walker and a friend, Hank
Ringe, Golf Pro. from Willapa
Harbor Golf Course in Raymond,
It's been a long time since a
racoon has been seen around
Lake Spencer but Joe Cameron
found one the other morning
sneaking food out of his dog,
Rags, dinner dish. The racoon
wasn't at all bashful and it took
Joe some time to get rid of it. It
might be wise to keep a good
eye on young pets or chickens
if a family of racoons are around
again.
Herbert Jackson, son of Verna
and Art Jackson of Lake Spencer,
has been assigned to Navy duty
in San Diego. Chief Jackson has
been stationed at Whidby Island
but next month he and his family
will leave for California. Herbert
is a Chief Pharmacist Mate.
Codg and Ann Brooks spent
last Tuesday in Seattle doing a
little shopping and some visiting
with Codg's mother, Mrs. Ann
Cavanaugh.
Mrs. Don Gates, Pioneer P.T.O.
M:embership Chairman, wishes to
remind those parents who have
not returned their membership
envelope to please do so as soon
as possible. There are several
worthwhile projects which will be
of benefit to the school children
under consideration and the dues
money is urgently needed.
The lunch menu is as follows
for the coming week.
SCItOOL LUNCH MENU
MONDAY--Spaghetti with meat,
lettuce wedges with dressing,
garlic bread, peaches, and milk.
soup, crackers, hot buttered muf-
fins, topioca pudding and milk.
WEDNESDAY--Turkey, mashed
potatoes, gravy, bread and butter,
celery and carrot sticks, fruit
cocktail and milk.
TIIURSDAYBaked beans with
wieners, buttered corn, bread,
plum cobbler and milk.
FRIDAY--Clam chowder, crack-
ers, egg salad sandwiches, oat-
meal bois, ice cream and milk.
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$
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Now
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Now
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Suggested Price $1.19 NOW 96 ¢
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