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Union
in
Lots of Thanksgiving
Company Coming?
SIG WAHLSTROM, left, president of the Mason County Kiwanis Club of
Seniors, sells the first fruitcakes in the club's fund-raising project to
Mayor-Elect James Lowery, center, and Finance Commissioner-Elect Brad
Owen. The club is selling the fruitcakes as a fund-raising project.
"I'm All Right, Jack," an
English slapstick comedy about
labor-management relations in the
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welfare state, is the third film in corrupt uncle (Price) to install
the Movies/Take3series. Thecast him in a factory where the
includes Peter Sellers, Ian workers are cheerfully
Carmichael, Terry-Thomas, featherbedding under the
Richard Attenborough, Dennis supervision of a dictatorial
Price and Margaret Rutherford. Cockney shop steward (Sellers)
When an upper class twit who spouts Marxist jargon in a
(Carmichael) decides to go to painfully artificial accent. There,
work, he finds, through a series his newly-discovered talent for
of disasters, that he's totally efficiency attracts the attention
unfit for anything. As a last of the union, which has quite
resort, he allows his silkily different goals, and precipitates a
strike. (Running time: 105
minutes).
LAY-AWAY The film will be presented at
TOYS 7:30 p.m. tonight (November
Hamlin'$ Toy and 20) in the high school
auditorium. Children will not be
The latest word as to Karen
and Dexter McCulloch and small
son, who have been living in their
motorhome in North Dakota for
the past few weeks, and where
Dexter's occupation took them,
all is well and happy with them.
According to their caretaker, they
will not be able to return home
until later in December.
Meanwhile, Karen's parents, Dave
and Mafia James, will visit them
shortly in their new location.
Mr. and Mrs. David Dalby of
Sand Point, Idaho, made the long
drive over to the Waterwheel
place, as a pleasant surprise to his
mother, Ethel Dalby, over the
weekend. Brothers Fritz and Ed
Dalby also got in on the brief but
happy reunion.
The Ladies Civic Club meets
every second Thursday at the
Union Firehall, with Vera Zacny
as president. This is a social affair
for the ladies, with refreshments
also served.
On the second Tuesday of the
month, the Union Improvement
Club holds its meeting at the
firehall, with Rolland Walter
presiding at 7:30 p.m.
Mrs. Myrtle Himebough was
at her canal home the past week
and was able to enjoy the
sunshine of a couple days before
the downpour and chill winds set
in.
Postmaster Wanda Meek
returned Friday and was back on
the job after spending three days
in school in Seattle. Postmasters
of Hoodsport and Lilliwaup also
attended the session.
According to recent reports
the raccoon, though a cunning
smaller animal, is also cunning in
another sense and also crafty. He
apparently prefers to leave his
woodland home to move in closer
to humankind. Vernon Wyatt had
426-3971 Hobby Shop admitted unless accompanied by had his strawberries taken by the
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animal and also his vegetable
patches raided by them. The
animals also climbed up into his
grape arbors, cleaning up on the
grapes. Before his plums were
fully ripened, Bud had to pick
them and let them ripen indoors.
In another area three chickens
roosting up in a tree disappeared
during the night, with no outcry.
The next evening the faithful and
protective family dog took up the
chase and ran one large raccoon
up into a tall tree nearby about
11 p.m. The dog kept its vigilance
all night under the tree and
barked loudly when the animal
started to try to descend. This
drew the attention of the man of
the house who, with flashlight in
hand, also picked up his shotgun.
At 3 a.m. one blast and the large
wild animal which was hit but not
mortally wounded, fell from his
tall perch and started to take off.
However, the old dog took up the
chase and a real fight took place
- the raccoon hissing, snarling
and biting at the dog, who was
fighting it. The dog finally killed
the raccoon when it crawled
under a cabin.
A couple sprays of native
rhododendrons all beautifully in
bud, brought home from the hills
November 10, were indeed
something to see and also enjoy.
Robin Hood Cafe, which has
been closed the past couple of
weeks, is to reopen as we have
been informed some time in early
December, with the owner's, Mr.
Henderson's, two daughters in
control. Meanwhile, Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Baker who have so
successfully operated the cafe for
the past few years are able to
enjoy a vacation and traveling.
Robin Hood Cafe was first built
and later operated for many years
by the late Don and Helen
Backman. The cafe was built
about 1931. Mrs. Rose Millo
leased the cafe a couple of seasons
while the Beckmans were in
California. Tillie Sherman also
had the cafe one season.
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Please phone to reserve furniture.
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Our Best-selling Fiber
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Witnesses
to gather
in ;helton
Eleven congregations of
Jehovah's Witnesses will converge
on the city of Shelton this
weekend to begin their
semi-annual circuit assembly.
Michael Johnson, presiding
overseer, reported that the
meetings are to be held in the new
Shelton High School gym.
George Hewitt, acting district
supervisor, will deliver the
keynote address, "How the
Kingdom of God Affects You,"
November 30 at 2 p.m. The
address is open to the public.
The Saturday program will
include a ministry school along
with Bible talks and
demonstrations which will
highlight the assembly theme, "As
For Us We Shall Serve Jehovah."
Johnson stated that the
25% OF
Shelton congregation is looking |
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great anticipation and that several Satisfactt'on Guaranteed
in the congregation are involved
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in the assembly operation.
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Warms, defrosts, simmers, roasts,
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SHELTON
24-Hour Shopping Service
For your convenience three
drive-in windows are open at
Seattle-First National Bank.
You'll like the
convenience of 24 hour
banking at our
cash machine.
New Drive-In Window hours:
10 am to 5,p.m, Monday through
Thursday, til 6 om on Friday.
Bank hours: 1O am to 3 pm Monday
through Thursday, til 6 pm on Friday.
MEMBER F
425 Franklin St., Phone: 426-8295
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