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)ctobe 29, 1959
,ken From
i ly
712 Harvard, re-
theft of about $175
tools fr,)m his b,)me
to the Sheltor
Irtment.
a man tried to
earlier in the day
tlnsuceessful in his ef-
thinks the same person
later anti to(,k tile
tbe things taken
box, sevlq'al vvro,lches
drill.
I=! HITS PORCH
:lriwm by Carl Kazin-
ran int(i tho porch
'tpartments last
ea tlsinf da ill-
lear at $250 and about
! porch.
WRECK
Collided (m Sew,nth
Drive last week
estimated at $,100
driven by R. B. AIs-
$150 to the ca, of R.
Tllel'e vcel'e no ill-
ORDER OF
; MOOSE
Lodge No. 1684
Savage, Governor
HA 6-4815
Tyynismaa, Scy.
HA 6-3292
IGS HELD EACH
Simpson Of!totals
Meet..in I)al,!orn,a
Simpson Logging Company for-
esters met with their Siml)S(m
l<eclwo(al Company counterparts
in Area,a, Calif., Oat. 26 and 27.
Pm'p, lse of the meeting wns to
discuss land lllallag('lYleD[ l)r()b-
It)IllS.
.Iollrnoying from Shelt(nl wore
}l. (). })llhn, hind and linlDer lll:m-
;IgoF: J. G. RucRer, chief forester;
A. (). Petzohl, teehnical forester;
Max Schmidt. Jr., logging manag-
er. all(I Ed R[)l)itlsoll, associate
foroster.
Nickel Alloys in Nuclear Reactors
Nickel-containing stainless steels
and nickel-ba,e alloys are among
tim few metals and alloys that
meet the stringent physical, me-
chaneial and metallurgical require-
ment:s of nmterials for use in nu-
clear power reactors.
Too Late To Classify
'l'|lt,lql,] IIbJI)RO()MS. firel)hwe. GE
I'll I'IIH C(% h:lOIIl'll [ with plll'l[y fill-
i:4|1('(1 ['l*('l ,*/ltillIl I'()ql,l I. (lollh]l! g'll l'-
aP. COI'iIPI" h,I. g.,,d laWll tllld Ialid"
4CIllliilg . h.:aD'd till Angh'Nhh'. l)h OllO
}Ih (i-(;:10l flit' ll|,l)oJnllliql|.
M 10/21t tfn
- MUST-SEi]If -21 " 3 bi!(iF;;';iil ii{ill(',
dlwIIhIWIl. 1 I/, |llllhs, livinK l'l)illil,
diuing 1'€1o111, I "-9' ill IV. fi'l ('Pd
v41'd $5,50(I'.00. el .V $5(( I Wil. $|5
ll('r month. Cnll Kurt Mann, Walvr-
fronl Rally, HA 6-535 or IIA 6-
11228 ev,'n Jiii4s. 10/29
ii'l)It SALE _2L ()iii: ir{;iiii]ii-sewing. ,n:i-
('h[ilo. Ii'ol ' ftlrlhl!l' iilfil'lillitillll /iholll'
I1A 6-,164t+ tt i0t29 Ifn
D4(SR ]/ENT -22: 'f;{{i"Ti "ff-iT;}ii {71i2
[U vnisllt'(| houso, ] tl I'1.(! gel'ago Iilld
WtlS)ll'lll)lll plus ll'uck shod illiit V¢ol'k
sh,,p. Phon*, IIA 6-464.1.
IiIIil
WITCHES AND GOBLINS appeared early at the Shelton Pre-
School Playschool, in fact as early as Monday afternoon and Wed-
nesday morning. Mrs. Don Daniels, playschool teacher, had her
problems with the tiny gremlins, who insisted in taking off their
costumes before the Journal photographer arrived. (Ztegler prtnt.)
Dance Slated Saturday in Victor Hall
fl 10/29 tfn
4th
Tuesdays WANTieb----:'--diTrstnms t,.,,b i:CiiG,i'.4;
the Month l?,,h. I0tisslo. P. O. let(ix lll, Union,
of llhlnle [lnion 452 sifter li p.ln.
10/29
lrpor WIi]I, TRADl--194-Ci{}tv-'{,-fe{--fi t?lii o'clock. MUSIc will be furnished
flat bed for je.p in good condition, by Julte Stock's Combo. Proceeds
Call HA 6-.15,'11. S 10/29-11/5 will go toward the new North
Bay Emergency First Aid car
fund.
EARING AID Mrs. F. L. Noble recently re-
turned from an extended visit
with her mother, Mrs. Eva Hood
in Patterson, Calif.
By Marlene Burgeson to join a little sister and a hap-
py coincidence is that the little
ALLYN.--Saturday night there sister celebrated her first birth-
will he a masquerade dance at day October 25. also.
the Victor Hall from 10 until 2 Mr. and Mrs. Jewel VonOaten
CLINIC Sunday Mr. Reggie Engman eh-
joyed a visit from his sister ahd
husband, Mr. and Mrs. George;
Manthie, now of Seattle. i
i Have your Aid cleaned FREE Mr. Engman's nephew, Larry l
Balcom, has returned to his home
10% Discount on Batteries in Springfield, Ore., for a few
months where he will be picking
10% Discount on Earmolds
10% Discount on Cords
and packaging mistletoe for the
holidays.
MR. AND MRS. Ashton Wat-
son are glad to announce the ar-
rival of their second great-grand-
daughter, born Sunday morning,
Oct. 25, to their" daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Brown
of Ohio. The new baby comes
MATERNITY WEAR
Nylon Slips .............. $1.99-$2.99
Hclenca front briefs ........ $1.00
Smocks ................... $2.95-$5.00
Capris ..................... $3.99-$,t.99
Sail cloth pedal pushers .. $5.00
Skirts .................................. $5.00
The Little and Big Shoppe
126 Cots Street
have as house guests Mr. and Mrs.
R. Bur,. of Denver, Colo,, who are
here on an extended visit:.
Sunday dinner guests in the
home of Mrs. Margaret Davis
were her sister and her husband
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Mojean of
Tacoma.
Mr. L. A. Allen returned Sun-
day from a hunting trip tn Town-
sehd, Mont., where he and his
hunting party, were able to tag
three deer and one elk to their
credit.
SPENDING SUNDAY with Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest McKean was her
sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Cable of South Bend and
three children, Cinder, Johnny and
Jimmy.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stock were
happy to have their son, Wesley,
and his bride, spend the weekend
at home with them.
It is a pleasnre to announce a
new Brownie and Girl Scout group
are meeting every Monday at the
home of Mrs. Pat Paris. There are
about fifteen members active i R
this group. Last Monday they
made marshmallow men and pre-
sented them to Sarah House as
tray favors.
LAST WEEK the Allyn Birth-
day Club met at Mrs. Carl Izetts
with sixteen members present.
Mrs. Harvey Rice was the hon-
ored guest.
FREE HEARING TEST
One Day only -- Men., Nov. 2
!Urther information
• Call or write
lACK CONNER
0ic Peninsula Rep.
Weslon Place
remerton, Wash.
In the office of
DR. H. M. TOKES
417 Railroad Ave.
Shelton, Wash.
10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
"!i i: x _
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i iTi!iiii;i!:i !. !:
to the dogleg in the doorwayl L(ave it to Ford
SWeep that annoying windshield pillar frward, out of
t Way. No more bum, ped knees or s,laged hose!
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Oh, say can you see, with 55% greater sky-to-road vision. That sleek, sloping hood
reveals more road than you've ever seen before. New Wide Angle windshield gives you
up to 17')£, greater glass area. Wider angle of vision through rear window, too,
i
Even 3 padded shGulders have plenty of move.around space! You let up to 5 ineh I ashlld m Iofl'_ t trunk, thanks its bW Ilvdl
more shoulder room, inches more hip room in the 1960 Fords. PosturiLperf$ct seti|ing The trunk sill is peffecUy placed , . . just 27" above the
makes long-distance fatigue a thing of the past. The man in the middle has as mild strwt. Trunk holds 3 weeks' supply of luglage! Ford la
COmfort as the rest, thanks to full-width seat padding. , ]bilt for peoplet
Nothing fits YOu like a Ford l
I
any po;nt of view--from
point "t alue-- The Fittest
of a Lifelime. No other cars
are so completely, wonderfully
Like the way they fit people.
Ford's all-new, gracefid lines
[it all your ideas, clean through.
The 60 Fords fit your budget beal-
tifully, too. More news! There'll be
three completely new kin&" of Ford
cars--a Ford to fit every family. You
can select a new Ford Falcon, or a 60
Ford or a Thunderbird. (Joille ill and
make your choice!
60
FORDS
FORD--The Finest Fords of a Llfetlmef
FALCON--The New-size Fordl
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501 Railroad - Shelton
Pa
Harstine (iranp Plans imorpsbord
Dinner For This Saturday Night
By Donette Glaser
HARSTINE ISLAND. - ..... This
Saturday night is not only the
night that the witches ride, but the
night that the Harstine Grange is
putting on their' smorgasbord din-
ner. We mistakingly advertised
movies of a trip to the Holy Land
and to Rome. These are colored
slides. Also will he a card party,
hinge and the award of an elec-
tric clock plus a door prize. There
promises to be something for ev-
eryone. This is the Harstine
Grange's 0nly money making
event of the year. We all hope that
everyone will attend. Money from
this event stays in your commun-
ity f0f the betterment of the com-
munity. So come one and all. A
midnight ferry has b(.n arranged
so all you folks cart come over
from the mainland and join the
fun. See you then.
THE HARSTINE Island Wom-
en's club is now In the process of
selling some very lovely packages
of ribbon. Some is strictly Christ-
mas ribbon while others are all oc.
casion ribbon. The money raised
from this project will go into the
well fund. And speaking of well
fund, hids have been received from
several well digging companies.
The well is supposed to be drilled
by the end of November. Don't
forget that the next meeting of
the Women's club will be at the
home of Paul Chaffee at lovely
Point Wilson. Also all ladies
whether members of the Women's
club or not are invited to journey
across the ferry to visit the Pick-
ering Women's club Nov. 12.
All Harsttne Island Grangers
who have ..no a yet joined the
Pomona Grange are asked to do so
this Friday, Oct. 30. We plan 0n
crossing on the six p.m. ferry and
having dinner in town. Then tra-
vel out to Progress Grange where
we will receive the 5th degree,
then home on a special ferry. We
think we'll have a very nice time
visiting and also receiving the
degree. Anyone interested is asked
to meet the 6 p.m. ferry on Fri-
day night where we will form a
caravan for the trip.
Mr. C. W, Streckenbach, coun-
ty commissioner, will attend a
meeting on Thursday of the Pen-
tnsula District Commission. The
meeting will be held in Jefferson
county for the purpose of discuss-
ing problems of county govern-
merit.
Miss Cindy WaRe attended a
friendship meeting at the Tacoma
Bethel of Jobles. She reports that
they had a very nice meeting fol-
lowed hy a swimming party, very
nice supper and then hy a slumber
party. Want to know who slum-
bered ? Cindy, right through
breakfast. Cindy Is now selling
Christmas cards, so anyone wish-
ing to buy thin can contact her
at HA 6-4063.
Miss Suzie Bingelsdorf of Ta-
coma Is staying with the Glenn
Yates while her parents lre pn a
hunting trip in eastern Washing-
ton. Suzie is almost two years old.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Yates were
two very happy people that were
glad to see grape harvesting sea-
son over. The main reason is tliat
they motored to Seattle to the
home of their son, Warren, and
parked their little BUick in his
garage and took the bus for a trip
to Bartley, Nebraska, where they
will have a family reunion of
Ann's brothers and sisters and
then on to Mulvane, Kansas, to
visit their son, Harley, and fam-
ily. They plun on being gone the
better part of a month provided
they can stay away from good
old Harstine that long. Son, Glenn
is going to keep his eye on the
old homestead and the George
Waites are tending to the chores
while they are gone. Have a won-
derful time, you two.
The Harstine school program
will be this Friday at one o'clock
sharp. The children will serve re-
freshments. Everyone is invited
to this affair whether they. have
children in school or not. This is
a community affair. All persons
pay taxes to help support the
school and we do wish you would
come and see how your money is
helping the children of th cOm-
munity.
CAPTAIN AND Mrs. Gortz'are
receiving congratulations upon thq
birth of their grandson. Mr. and
Mrs. James Conners (Bernide
Gortz) became the proud parents
of a son Friday. Little James
William Conners weighed into this
big ide world weighing 8 pounds
12 ounces. He was born In Sdna
.na, Calif. Esther is down there
ow gettting acquainted with her
grandson, Capt. Gortz is staying
on the island as he has carpenters
hard at work remodeling the
house.
CongreSYnan and Mrs. Thor
Tollefsou spent aturday on Hat.
stlne viiltJng with Mrs. Tollef-
son' ister, Mrs. Anna Glaser.
Thor Is sixth district congressman
and has Just rettirned ft'dm a 6-
week trii to, the Orient where he
looked irlto the merchant marine
and fisheries problems.
Al and Monies Prtdham are
vel' busy picking grapes for Hll
ma and Irvie Wingert. In their
spare time they are busy palnt-
ing and papering their guest room.
Mr. Larry Saeger has returned
from Enumelaw where he was
working in the woods, The oyster
season 1 beginning and Larry is
very busy lining up his equipment
for the season's harvest.
Mr. Joe Male of Seattle, long-
time friend of the Andy Stambor-
skeys, was very lucky or else a
good hunter as he got his buck
on Saturday. The Morrisons got
two nice bucks, and Larry Holt
got a nice one. The ferry crew
reports that 15 have crossed the
ferry nicely draped over the front
have purchased the Johnny John-
son place from the Meeks. Mr.
and Mrs. Williams have two of
the loveliest race horses we have
ever seen. The children of Har-
stine Island are snre excited and
all are begging to g,) visit these
new people and their lovely pure-
blood h(,rses.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bache of Ab-
erdeen, were Sunday callers at the
home of H. Vincent Glasers. The
Baches come up each year for
grapes.
Gunner and Helen spent one day
shopping in Tacoma this past
week,
Ernie and Marie Crouch report
that this past Sunday was the
busiest day yet in the store.
Hunters as well as visitors and
islanders joined in to make this
a very big day.
THE JOHN Budd home Is sure
coming along nicely. He is busy
putting on the primer coat of
white paint. It sure looks nice
sitting there among the autumn
scenery. They have the fireplace
in now. The same man put the
fireplace in the Bassendale home
recently.
ALVIN AND Peggy Anderson
spent the week working on their
place getting the utility room fin-
shed. Alvin is also in the pro-
eess of moving his sawmill to a
new h)cation. We understond Mr.
Scott was on the Island this Mon-
day, but he never ease to see us
and our feelings are hurt.
Weekly Services
Midweek service is held each
Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the
Seventh Day Adventist church.
Sabbath school hour will start at
9:30 a.m. Saturday. Worship serv-
ice follows at 11 o'clock.
On Oct. 31, it is expected that
Ralph Hartnell of Elma, will be
the speaker. There will be a meet-
ing of the church board on Mon-
day evening, Nov. 2. There will be
a "White Elephant Sale" at the
PUD building on Thursday and
Friday, Nov. 19 and 20. Church
members are asked tO watcll "It
Is Written" on KTNT-TV, channel
11, each Saturday evening from
7:00 to 7:30.
MT. OLI¥1 LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Sunday school and Bible ctass
at 9:45; worship seTice at 11:00.
Church leaders dinner at Trinity
Lutheran church of Olympia, Sun-
day evening at 5. A!I officers of
Mt. Olive and their wives are urg.
ed to attend.
Walther League meets Sunday
evening al 7 in the parish hall.
Choir rehearsal evecy Thursday
at 8 p.m.
Sunday school teachers meet
Tuesday at 7:30 in the parish hall.
Religious instruction every Sat-
urday morning at 9 in the parish
hall for children of the seventh
and eighth grades.
Mary j. Way, 84,
Succumbs Thurs.
Funeral services were held at i1
a.m., Monday in Byrne and Bat-
stone Funeral Directory for Mrs.
Mary J. Way, 84, Route 3 Box
504, who (lied last Thursday in
Olympia. The Rev. Lewis Wysong
ofifciated. Interment was in Shel-
ton Memorial Park.
Mrs. Way was born Dec. 19,
187.t, in Dubuque, Iowa, and had
made her home in Mason eounty
for the past 25 years.
Mrs. Way is survived by her
two sons, Clifford and Sylvester,
one daughter, Mrs. Lnlis Asche,
all of Shetton; six grandchildren
edna eight great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Grandnm Dugdale had
company this weekend. Her sis-
ter, Mrs. Ruth Sherler, and friend,
Mrs. Peele, all of Seattle, spent
*he weekend at the Dugdale home-
stead.
Marriages
Jimmie L. Messer, 20, Fort
Lewis, and Linda J. Barnett, 17,
Shelton, were the only couple ap-
plying for marriage license in the
Mason eounty auditor's office this
: week.
-- i= i
You Can Own
this Mac D-30
SHi:LTON M l00iNi °
SUPPLY
Fairmont & Olymplo Hiway
(Formerly Hill(rest Hardware)
i ii i ul i i
......... ! .... SPECIAL ...................
WILD BLACKBERRY SHAKES
at
THE BURGER PIT
Mile South of City Limits on Olympia Hiway
i i N I I I I . I
NOW OPEN
The Powder Box Beauty
Salon
COMPLETE BEAUTY ERVICE at
212 South Second
Beverly Phone Mildred
Mailett HA 6-8673 Schneider
BLU| OX TII|AT.| ....
Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Oct. 30'31 - Nov. 1
Starring James Stewart, Julia
Adams and Rock Hudson
The Oreatness.,. th e Glory, the
Fury of the Northwest's fron-
tier filmed in our own.Glorious
Northwest on the slopes o
Beautiful "Mount Hood" in Ore-
gon.
PLUS
"THE WORLD IN
HIS ARMS"
Starring Gregory Peck
and Ann Blythe
They stormed the gale lashed
!seas with all Alaska as the
;prize. In beautiful Technicolor.
i Also a feature of our lovely
Northwest country.
NEXT WEEK: November 6-7-8: "THE REMARKABLE MR.
PENNYPACKER" Starring Clifton Webb.
t,
I
mF .. are more Interested in buill.l q.ality than exterlor frills . ..
IF you want the joy el a conshteutly cle, llnt.fi.ee wash . . .
IF you prefe r simple, easy.lo.uerstmd controls that glee you accurate
dialing for all fabric and soll conditions . , .
IF you'd like a dryer that can be cycled either (I) to stop when clothes
are dry, or (2) according zo speff tie , , .
IF yo. want the most Irouble.re¢ home laundering service you can pos-
sibly get...
Then, beSore you buy, new washer o, dryer, DO SEE the .ew
fenders of cars.
Claire and Arthur Wingert are
anxiously awaiting a nice heavy
frost to set the nee¢lles on the
Christmas trees. She says they
hope to start cutting between the
7th and 10th of November.
Paul and Odoyne Chaffee have
returned from a two day visit to
the home of their daughter in El-
ma. Odeyne very much enjoyed
a shopping trip to Aberdeen.
We want to welcome Mr. and
Mrs. Williams to Harstine. They
II LOWEST CARRYING CHARGES in Shelton or ANYWHERE II
We Finance all our contracts and Service Products we sell
Omsen Furniture Co.
328 Cots StPeet Phone HA 6.4702
i i i i
)ctobe 29, 1959
,ken From
i ly
712 Harvard, re-
theft of about $175
tools fr,)m his b,)me
to the Sheltor
Irtment.
a man tried to
earlier in the day
tlnsuceessful in his ef-
thinks the same person
later anti to(,k tile
tbe things taken
box, sevlq'al vvro,lches
drill.
I=! HITS PORCH
:lriwm by Carl Kazin-
ran int(i tho porch
'tpartments last
ea tlsinf da ill-
lear at $250 and about
! porch.
WRECK
Collided (m Sew,nth
Drive last week
estimated at $,100
driven by R. B. AIs-
$150 to the ca, of R.
Tllel'e vcel'e no ill-
ORDER OF
; MOOSE
Lodge No. 1684
Savage, Governor
HA 6-4815
Tyynismaa, Scy.
HA 6-3292
IGS HELD EACH
Simpson Of!totals
Meet..in I)al,!orn,a
Simpson Logging Company for-
esters met with their Siml)S(m
l<eclwo(al Company counterparts
in Area,a, Calif., Oat. 26 and 27.
Pm'p, lse of the meeting wns to
discuss land lllallag('lYleD[ l)r()b-
It)IllS.
.Iollrnoying from Shelt(nl wore
}l. (). })llhn, hind and linlDer lll:m-
;IgoF: J. G. RucRer, chief forester;
A. (). Petzohl, teehnical forester;
Max Schmidt. Jr., logging manag-
er. all(I Ed R[)l)itlsoll, associate
foroster.
Nickel Alloys in Nuclear Reactors
Nickel-containing stainless steels
and nickel-ba,e alloys are among
tim few metals and alloys that
meet the stringent physical, me-
chaneial and metallurgical require-
ment:s of nmterials for use in nu-
clear power reactors.
Too Late To Classify
'l'|lt,lql,] IIbJI)RO()MS. firel)hwe. GE
I'll I'IIH C(% h:lOIIl'll [ with plll'l[y fill-
i:4|1('(1 ['l*('l ,*/ltillIl I'()ql,l I. (lollh]l! g'll l'-
aP. COI'iIPI" h,I. g.,,d laWll tllld Ialid"
4CIllliilg . h.:aD'd till Angh'Nhh'. l)h OllO
}Ih (i-(;:10l flit' ll|,l)oJnllliql|.
M 10/21t tfn
- MUST-SEi]If -21 " 3 bi!(iF;;';iil ii{ill(',
dlwIIhIWIl. 1 I/, |llllhs, livinK l'l)illil,
diuing 1'€1o111, I "-9' ill IV. fi'l ('Pd
v41'd $5,50(I'.00. el .V $5(( I Wil. $|5
ll('r month. Cnll Kurt Mann, Walvr-
fronl Rally, HA 6-535 or IIA 6-
11228 ev,'n Jiii4s. 10/29
ii'l)It SALE _2L ()iii: ir{;iiii]ii-sewing. ,n:i-
('h[ilo. Ii'ol ' ftlrlhl!l' iilfil'lillitillll /iholll'
I1A 6-,164t+ tt i0t29 Ifn
D4(SR ]/ENT -22: 'f;{{i"Ti "ff-iT;}ii {71i2
[U vnisllt'(| houso, ] tl I'1.(! gel'ago Iilld
WtlS)ll'lll)lll plus ll'uck shod illiit V¢ol'k
sh,,p. Phon*, IIA 6-464.1.
IiIIil
WITCHES AND GOBLINS appeared early at the Shelton Pre-
School Playschool, in fact as early as Monday afternoon and Wed-
nesday morning. Mrs. Don Daniels, playschool teacher, had her
problems with the tiny gremlins, who insisted in taking off their
costumes before the Journal photographer arrived. (Ztegler prtnt.)
Dance Slated Saturday in Victor Hall
fl 10/29 tfn
4th
Tuesdays WANTieb----:'--diTrstnms t,.,,b i:CiiG,i'.4;
the Month l?,,h. I0tisslo. P. O. let(ix lll, Union,
of llhlnle [lnion 452 sifter li p.ln.
10/29
lrpor WIi]I, TRADl--194-Ci{}tv-'{,-fe{--fi t?lii o'clock. MUSIc will be furnished
flat bed for je.p in good condition, by Julte Stock's Combo. Proceeds
Call HA 6-.15,'11. S 10/29-11/5 will go toward the new North
Bay Emergency First Aid car
fund.
EARING AID Mrs. F. L. Noble recently re-
turned from an extended visit
with her mother, Mrs. Eva Hood
in Patterson, Calif.
By Marlene Burgeson to join a little sister and a hap-
py coincidence is that the little
ALLYN.--Saturday night there sister celebrated her first birth-
will he a masquerade dance at day October 25. also.
the Victor Hall from 10 until 2 Mr. and Mrs. Jewel VonOaten
CLINIC Sunday Mr. Reggie Engman eh-
joyed a visit from his sister ahd
husband, Mr. and Mrs. George;
Manthie, now of Seattle. i
i Have your Aid cleaned FREE Mr. Engman's nephew, Larry l
Balcom, has returned to his home
10% Discount on Batteries in Springfield, Ore., for a few
months where he will be picking
10% Discount on Earmolds
10% Discount on Cords
and packaging mistletoe for the
holidays.
MR. AND MRS. Ashton Wat-
son are glad to announce the ar-
rival of their second great-grand-
daughter, born Sunday morning,
Oct. 25, to their" daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Brown
of Ohio. The new baby comes
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The Little and Big Shoppe
126 Cots Street
have as house guests Mr. and Mrs.
R. Bur,. of Denver, Colo,, who are
here on an extended visit:.
Sunday dinner guests in the
home of Mrs. Margaret Davis
were her sister and her husband
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Mojean of
Tacoma.
Mr. L. A. Allen returned Sun-
day from a hunting trip tn Town-
sehd, Mont., where he and his
hunting party, were able to tag
three deer and one elk to their
credit.
SPENDING SUNDAY with Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest McKean was her
sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Cable of South Bend and
three children, Cinder, Johnny and
Jimmy.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stock were
happy to have their son, Wesley,
and his bride, spend the weekend
at home with them.
It is a pleasnre to announce a
new Brownie and Girl Scout group
are meeting every Monday at the
home of Mrs. Pat Paris. There are
about fifteen members active i R
this group. Last Monday they
made marshmallow men and pre-
sented them to Sarah House as
tray favors.
LAST WEEK the Allyn Birth-
day Club met at Mrs. Carl Izetts
with sixteen members present.
Mrs. Harvey Rice was the hon-
ored guest.
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remerton, Wash.
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Harstine (iranp Plans imorpsbord
Dinner For This Saturday Night
By Donette Glaser
HARSTINE ISLAND. - ..... This
Saturday night is not only the
night that the witches ride, but the
night that the Harstine Grange is
putting on their' smorgasbord din-
ner. We mistakingly advertised
movies of a trip to the Holy Land
and to Rome. These are colored
slides. Also will he a card party,
hinge and the award of an elec-
tric clock plus a door prize. There
promises to be something for ev-
eryone. This is the Harstine
Grange's 0nly money making
event of the year. We all hope that
everyone will attend. Money from
this event stays in your commun-
ity f0f the betterment of the com-
munity. So come one and all. A
midnight ferry has b(.n arranged
so all you folks cart come over
from the mainland and join the
fun. See you then.
THE HARSTINE Island Wom-
en's club is now In the process of
selling some very lovely packages
of ribbon. Some is strictly Christ-
mas ribbon while others are all oc.
casion ribbon. The money raised
from this project will go into the
well fund. And speaking of well
fund, hids have been received from
several well digging companies.
The well is supposed to be drilled
by the end of November. Don't
forget that the next meeting of
the Women's club will be at the
home of Paul Chaffee at lovely
Point Wilson. Also all ladies
whether members of the Women's
club or not are invited to journey
across the ferry to visit the Pick-
ering Women's club Nov. 12.
All Harsttne Island Grangers
who have ..no a yet joined the
Pomona Grange are asked to do so
this Friday, Oct. 30. We plan 0n
crossing on the six p.m. ferry and
having dinner in town. Then tra-
vel out to Progress Grange where
we will receive the 5th degree,
then home on a special ferry. We
think we'll have a very nice time
visiting and also receiving the
degree. Anyone interested is asked
to meet the 6 p.m. ferry on Fri-
day night where we will form a
caravan for the trip.
Mr. C. W, Streckenbach, coun-
ty commissioner, will attend a
meeting on Thursday of the Pen-
tnsula District Commission. The
meeting will be held in Jefferson
county for the purpose of discuss-
ing problems of county govern-
merit.
Miss Cindy WaRe attended a
friendship meeting at the Tacoma
Bethel of Jobles. She reports that
they had a very nice meeting fol-
lowed hy a swimming party, very
nice supper and then hy a slumber
party. Want to know who slum-
bered ? Cindy, right through
breakfast. Cindy Is now selling
Christmas cards, so anyone wish-
ing to buy thin can contact her
at HA 6-4063.
Miss Suzie Bingelsdorf of Ta-
coma Is staying with the Glenn
Yates while her parents lre pn a
hunting trip in eastern Washing-
ton. Suzie is almost two years old.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Yates were
two very happy people that were
glad to see grape harvesting sea-
son over. The main reason is tliat
they motored to Seattle to the
home of their son, Warren, and
parked their little BUick in his
garage and took the bus for a trip
to Bartley, Nebraska, where they
will have a family reunion of
Ann's brothers and sisters and
then on to Mulvane, Kansas, to
visit their son, Harley, and fam-
ily. They plun on being gone the
better part of a month provided
they can stay away from good
old Harstine that long. Son, Glenn
is going to keep his eye on the
old homestead and the George
Waites are tending to the chores
while they are gone. Have a won-
derful time, you two.
The Harstine school program
will be this Friday at one o'clock
sharp. The children will serve re-
freshments. Everyone is invited
to this affair whether they. have
children in school or not. This is
a community affair. All persons
pay taxes to help support the
school and we do wish you would
come and see how your money is
helping the children of th cOm-
munity.
CAPTAIN AND Mrs. Gortz'are
receiving congratulations upon thq
birth of their grandson. Mr. and
Mrs. James Conners (Bernide
Gortz) became the proud parents
of a son Friday. Little James
William Conners weighed into this
big ide world weighing 8 pounds
12 ounces. He was born In Sdna
.na, Calif. Esther is down there
ow gettting acquainted with her
grandson, Capt. Gortz is staying
on the island as he has carpenters
hard at work remodeling the
house.
CongreSYnan and Mrs. Thor
Tollefsou spent aturday on Hat.
stlne viiltJng with Mrs. Tollef-
son' ister, Mrs. Anna Glaser.
Thor Is sixth district congressman
and has Just rettirned ft'dm a 6-
week trii to, the Orient where he
looked irlto the merchant marine
and fisheries problems.
Al and Monies Prtdham are
vel' busy picking grapes for Hll
ma and Irvie Wingert. In their
spare time they are busy palnt-
ing and papering their guest room.
Mr. Larry Saeger has returned
from Enumelaw where he was
working in the woods, The oyster
season 1 beginning and Larry is
very busy lining up his equipment
for the season's harvest.
Mr. Joe Male of Seattle, long-
time friend of the Andy Stambor-
skeys, was very lucky or else a
good hunter as he got his buck
on Saturday. The Morrisons got
two nice bucks, and Larry Holt
got a nice one. The ferry crew
reports that 15 have crossed the
ferry nicely draped over the front
have purchased the Johnny John-
son place from the Meeks. Mr.
and Mrs. Williams have two of
the loveliest race horses we have
ever seen. The children of Har-
stine Island are snre excited and
all are begging to g,) visit these
new people and their lovely pure-
blood h(,rses.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bache of Ab-
erdeen, were Sunday callers at the
home of H. Vincent Glasers. The
Baches come up each year for
grapes.
Gunner and Helen spent one day
shopping in Tacoma this past
week,
Ernie and Marie Crouch report
that this past Sunday was the
busiest day yet in the store.
Hunters as well as visitors and
islanders joined in to make this
a very big day.
THE JOHN Budd home Is sure
coming along nicely. He is busy
putting on the primer coat of
white paint. It sure looks nice
sitting there among the autumn
scenery. They have the fireplace
in now. The same man put the
fireplace in the Bassendale home
recently.
ALVIN AND Peggy Anderson
spent the week working on their
place getting the utility room fin-
shed. Alvin is also in the pro-
eess of moving his sawmill to a
new h)cation. We understond Mr.
Scott was on the Island this Mon-
day, but he never ease to see us
and our feelings are hurt.
Weekly Services
Midweek service is held each
Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the
Seventh Day Adventist church.
Sabbath school hour will start at
9:30 a.m. Saturday. Worship serv-
ice follows at 11 o'clock.
On Oct. 31, it is expected that
Ralph Hartnell of Elma, will be
the speaker. There will be a meet-
ing of the church board on Mon-
day evening, Nov. 2. There will be
a "White Elephant Sale" at the
PUD building on Thursday and
Friday, Nov. 19 and 20. Church
members are asked tO watcll "It
Is Written" on KTNT-TV, channel
11, each Saturday evening from
7:00 to 7:30.
MT. OLI¥1 LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Sunday school and Bible ctass
at 9:45; worship seTice at 11:00.
Church leaders dinner at Trinity
Lutheran church of Olympia, Sun-
day evening at 5. A!I officers of
Mt. Olive and their wives are urg.
ed to attend.
Walther League meets Sunday
evening al 7 in the parish hall.
Choir rehearsal evecy Thursday
at 8 p.m.
Sunday school teachers meet
Tuesday at 7:30 in the parish hall.
Religious instruction every Sat-
urday morning at 9 in the parish
hall for children of the seventh
and eighth grades.
Mary j. Way, 84,
Succumbs Thurs.
Funeral services were held at i1
a.m., Monday in Byrne and Bat-
stone Funeral Directory for Mrs.
Mary J. Way, 84, Route 3 Box
504, who (lied last Thursday in
Olympia. The Rev. Lewis Wysong
ofifciated. Interment was in Shel-
ton Memorial Park.
Mrs. Way was born Dec. 19,
187.t, in Dubuque, Iowa, and had
made her home in Mason eounty
for the past 25 years.
Mrs. Way is survived by her
two sons, Clifford and Sylvester,
one daughter, Mrs. Lnlis Asche,
all of Shetton; six grandchildren
edna eight great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Grandnm Dugdale had
company this weekend. Her sis-
ter, Mrs. Ruth Sherler, and friend,
Mrs. Peele, all of Seattle, spent
*he weekend at the Dugdale home-
stead.
Marriages
Jimmie L. Messer, 20, Fort
Lewis, and Linda J. Barnett, 17,
Shelton, were the only couple ap-
plying for marriage license in the
Mason eounty auditor's office this
: week.
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fenders of cars.
Claire and Arthur Wingert are
anxiously awaiting a nice heavy
frost to set the nee¢lles on the
Christmas trees. She says they
hope to start cutting between the
7th and 10th of November.
Paul and Odoyne Chaffee have
returned from a two day visit to
the home of their daughter in El-
ma. Odeyne very much enjoyed
a shopping trip to Aberdeen.
We want to welcome Mr. and
Mrs. Williams to Harstine. They
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