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By CORKY DORN
HOODSPORT - The holiday
season is upon us once again, and
has already been well greeted by
several gatherings in the Hoodsport
area. Arnold and Leona Tahja,
were honored at a dinner attended
by Gene and Betty Johnston,
Mabel Anderson, and Martha
Marshall to celebrate the 22nd
wedding anniversary of the Tahjas.
Herb and Viola Piedt's 32nd
anniversary was celebrated by the
twosome last Wednesday by a
dinner for two at The Old Mill
and was followed by an evening
out and about with several well
wishers on hand to listen while
Herb entertained with music Piedt
style, played on local pianos.
Another party gathered for
dinner and dancing to really
welcome home Bob Reed, after
his long stay in the hospital
following a car accident which
took the life of his wife, Lois, and
left Bob hospitalized for some
time. Everyone was happy to see
Bob, and his son Rick. Needless
to say the dinner table, was a very
popular place with many friends
stopping by to say hello. Those
attending the dinner were Lou
and Lila Spaulding, Alice and
Mort Godding, and Lorna and AI
Pile.
Stdl another gathering which
was a joint birthday party
celebrating as they do annually,
the birthday's of mother and son
whose date of birth fall very close
together. At this dinner table
were seated Mr. and Mrs. Whitley
Rogers of Shelton, with daughter
Linda Densley and son and
daughter-in-law Ron and Sharon
Rodger from Olympia.
IN HOSPITAL
Upon receiving word lhat
Vivian Bladel was ira the Mason
General, a phone call to ext. 251
let yours truly have a short chat
with her. Vivian was taken to the
hospital Oct. 30 and after several
tests then medication is on her
way out, however not for a
couple of more weeks, so there is
still time for a visit, phone call, or
a card.
William Gilbert was taken to
the hospital this week, but is
expected home in time for
turkey. Gilbert was taken in for
observation. It was not due to his
recent heart attack, but for
symptoms of dehydration.
Gilbert is still under tleavy
sedation with visitors limitcd
however cards are welcome.
Jeannne Everndon had
surgery Monday to start repair
work on broken limbs from a
recent auto accident. Jeanne is
improving rapidly, and all visitors
are more than welcome.
Pat Noreen is wished a speed?,,'
recovery after her recent surgery,
and her team along with all others
at Timber Bowl are anxiously
awaiting her return especially this
gal, who hates to keep score.
('ol. Jefferies has almost
completed his visit to Mason
General and will be able to return
to his abode as soon as a live-in
housekeeper can be acquired,
Slippery pavement and black
ice were the cause of two minor
accidents over the weekend. The
vehicles of Bob Moore, and l)on
tiooven both went into the ditch
in separate accidents in almost the
same area north of Itoodsporl.
By CARMEN YATES
HARSTINE - With the arrival
of two new families as permanent
residents last week the population
of the Island has increased by 19.
A week ago this past weekend the
Dale Hinchcliff family and the
Bert Campbells completed their
transaction. As of last Monday
Bert and (;race officially became
the new owners of the Spencer
Lake Tavern. At the same time
Dale and Audne Hinchcliff moved
their 1 2 youngsters to the
Campbell home. Bet there's one
thing many of the early morning
commuters will miss as they pass
the Tavern nowadays; the sight of
10 or so assorted small-fry lined
up at the bar having breakfast just
bcfore bus time. For the daily
commuter the familiar sight
caused just a passing amused
smile, but for a stranger it was
enough to produce a real double
take and his car to swerve a bit as
he looked back to make sure he
wasnt't seeing things.
As for the island bus, one of
the Pioneer staff expressed it best
when watching the extra kids
climb aboard, he remarked "It
looks like an overpopulated roller
Matlock
By DORA HEARING
MATLOCK -- The Mary M.
Knight Alumni will have their
annual dance this Saturday night
at the Matlock Grange Hall.
Many relatives and friends
attended the wedding of Janice
skate". Four boys, Rollie, Wayne,
Roger and Corky wait at the Hall
for the run which meets the high
school bus at the Bridge. On the
return four more brothers,
Rodney, Buster, Chris and Tim
along with their sister, Debby, are
ready on the return trip.
And down on the low road
the five members of the A1 Nagel
family after waiting three long
months since they originally had
hoped to be Islanders finally
accomplished that goal last week.
Besides A1 and Alberta there are
three children, Andy who
graduated last spring and is now
employed in Shelton, Gerry a
freshman and Tammy who is in
the third grade at Pioneer.
One lucky Islanders and his
partner came home with a cow
elk for their efforts a little over a
week ago. Martin Goetsch and his
newphew Jim Thompson
accompanied by their wives
headed for their favorite hunting
grounds in the Ellensburg area.
Since then the two men have
done a bit more elk hunting in the
Matlock area hoping for a second
animal to split between the two
families.
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Sandy Bridges and daughter spent
Sunday at the I. C. Ford home.
Mr. and Mrs. David Smith
and children of Aberdeen and
David Davis of Whiskaw were
weekend guests at the Archie
A week ago this past weekend October birthd:~},.
Lila Peugh and Mirja Bridges were Time and space being at a
the victims of a fender-bender on premium this week due to the ME. View
the Spencer Lake Road. Both the Holiday we'll have to save a
gals emerged from the collision couple of the stories for next Alliance Church Church
pretty shakey but otherwise time. We hear via the grapevine Washington & "l" Sts. 910 East DearbOrn
uninjured, that the John Niemis are back Earl Evers, Pastor LEWIS B.WYSONG,Paa°
A few Islanders witnessed a after a lenghthy stay up north. Hear The 45a|
sight last Sunday which Also we will have a report on "CHALLENGERS" Sunday School ..... 9:_^a,'
heretofore hasn't been an ttelen Lammers recent trip down ofPortiand, Ore.-Arefreshing MornJngWorship .. l l:U.U.'i
approach to gospel music. C.Y.'s & Cadets .... 6"~).V'l
everyday sight. Two Continental south. Evening Service .... 7:0 ~.I
Trailways buses came on the This one last time which will SUN., NOV. 29 Bible Study (W~
Island last Sunday morning be of interest to Pickering 7 P.M.
apparently headed for Hartstene residents as well as Islanders, JimNORTHSIDE BAPTIST CHU ]
Pointe. and Orvaline Olds accompanied
The Grange held its electionby A. J. (Robe) Robillard and
here last week without too many Janice Thurman headed for Phone426-2488
changes. Phil Chapman was eastern Washington amidst some 123W. C.St. at Olympic Hwy. Rev PaulButterfield.,J
elected Master for the third term very convincing winter weatherBible Study ......................... : ..... 7--'.--..9.~g1
and his wife, Dorothy, who does early last Sunday morning to visit Worsbip ............................... 11 a.m.& I:~.~,~11
such an excellent job was retained their close friend Marie Tanasse Midweek Service ~......Tues.,7"~
as secretary. The main changes who underwent surgery in
was Helen Olsen taking over the Yakima last week. They found
Home Ec department for the her in good spirits and looking
coming year. forward to spending the ttoliday FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH [
Bert Campbell agreed to let at the home of her daughter, Arcadia and Lake Boulevard 1
ED CHAMBERLAIN, Minister .^,,
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the gels take his combination Esther h~,ward. Bible School ....... 9:45a.m. Family Service ..... ,'~'00t
electric and wood cook stove on a Worship ...................................... 1~:- l
trial basis, since they were talking ~- ----- -------- Wednesday -- Bible Study and Prayer -- 7:30 p.m.l
about getting something else for Child Care Service Available at I I:00 Service
the Hall.
Pat and John Dunlap recently
attended a birthday party for First Church of Christ, Scientist
Pat's step-father, D. Amich of
Tacoma. The scene of the 302AIderSt.,Shelton,Wash.
celebration was at Pat's sister's Saturday, Dec. 1 2 Sunday School I I :00 a.m. -- Church I I :00 a.m.
home at Lakebay. Penny and Don Wednesday evening testimony meetings 7:30 p.m.
Richards has recently added |0:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Reading room located in church. Reading room hours
twenty new thoroughbred horses 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Mon. & Fri. j
to their farm which we'd bet TIMBERS MOTEL j
probably was one of the main
topics of converstation. Coin exhibits will be on she 'Club
Other news from the Dunlaps display and your exhibits are Fi rmen s
is that a piece of their talented welcome. Also, there will be
work now graces the Governor's dealers ready to buy your From 9: lS a.m. to l0:30 a.m. every Sunday
Mansion. It seems some of the coins in largeor small
staff purchased a plaque madc of amounts. Sunday, November 29, 1970
weathered oak which has a For Information
dogwood motif and presented it Call George Booth Bible Study: keland Wilkinson
to Gov. Daniel J. Evans for his 426-4719 Speaker: To Be Announced ' "---
Gwinnett, the daughter of Mr. Kelley home. Sunday drop in ~------------------':
---.--~_-_-_-_-_-_-_-._-_-_- and Mrs. Stanley Gwinnett, and callers were Mr. and Mrs. John I
Ll~ John Tupper at the Mount Olive Summerfield of Edmonds. '
PubJklltiONS Lutheran Church last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Gene Brehmeyer St. David's Church
Southside night in Shelton and children and Mr. and Mrs
NOTICE OF Mr. and Mrs. Lud Rossmaier Mike Brehmeyer and son of Fourth & Cedar,Shelton,Washington J~,]~
PRIVATE SALE OF a n d Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grisdale spent Sunday at the n G
REALESTATE Homel Trenckmann from Matlock HerbertBrehmeyerSr. home. r_ur
rode to
8:00 A.M.- Holy Communion k
NO. 4127 Grange attended Mason County Expert Services In Mason County 10:00 A.M.- Family Service ~
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT CI b H O~ 7 70~
O F T H E S T A T E 0 F U Pomona Grange last Friday night. "'~-"'--"~"
WASHINGTON FOR MASON M ti The TwanohGrangewashostfor Red Cross Aut
CO NT ,NPROBAT a0: 0 pm dinner Election of I I IHOL,DA MA ,C COSMET'CSI
ee ng for a two year term was
ESTATE OF CHAR LES H. I Expert Installation I I Free Demonstrations on l
SHEEDY, Deceased. in order. From Matlock Grange Is Taking , ,, Skin Care , '1~
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN By MRS. RAY KRATCHA Mrs. Melba Trenckmann was f F d I ,,M PAULE*,,NC. I I Basic/Corrective Makeup. I I CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST LATTER DAY SA#I
that pursuanttotheOrderofthe SOUTIISII)F Southside elected Chaplain, Nellie Relie un S MtView
Court2Oth nayenteredof November,in this estate1970, the°n the 1f omemakers met Tuesday. Rossmaier. Home Activities, and Kneeland Center Ph. 426-8231 428 Henry St 426 1317 Pr " .... "
undersigned will, on or after the November 17 at the home of Joan Lud Rossmaier, Gate Keeper. The Thurston-Mason County Sunday School . ~ ....... ll!~t~.
7th clay of December, 1970, at Herrick. Matlock Ladies Club met last Chapter American Red Cross is . ~:,- i
Sacrament Meeting . ... : ..... . ..................
Shelton, Washington, ~1| the Attending were Monna Heinis, week,Wednesday at the Grange accepting voluntary contributions
following-described real property: Ruth Chambers. Vcta Ilolh~rf, ttall with 12 members out. Sadie from local residents who wish to Automotive i Drugs
Real estate situated in Mason
County. Washinqton, described as Evelyn Kriefels and Joan llerrick, Dawson was hostess. Members assist with relief to victims of theTune u" * Brakes I J --Helena Rubinstein " " J
follows: A tract of land in theRuth Chambers had gone to answered the roll call, with what cyclone which devastated parts of - v I I --Cosmetics
Tires * tube
NWII4 of the SEII4 of Section 32, one of the council meetings and they were thankful for using the Pakistan. " I | --Prescriptions
CHURCH t fe
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Township 20 North, Ranqe 3 told of care and handling of food first initial of their two names. Pakistan officals fear the Free Pickup & Delivery J J --Hypo-AllergicCosmetics SHELTON NAZAREN:
West W.M., particularly described
as follows: The North 150 feet ofand preparation of turkey. Danny Goodburn of Shelton death toll from the disaster, TOM'S RICHFIELD l l NEIL'S PHARMACY
the South 991 feet of the West Me m be rs discussed the spent a few days last week with which struck Thursday night, may i 1,~,t & Railroad 426-3930 I [ 5th & Franklin Ph. 426-3327 Located in Memorial Hall, 2nd and Franklin ,~
half of the following described Christmas Open tlouse they had Mr. and Mrs; R. E. Bradberry. run into the hundreds of Lowell Keene, Pastor Phone 426"=~-
tract of land to w=t Commencing seen
, - : " ' . Mrs. Augusta Portman and thousands.
at the East quarter corner of the T " o were T Sunday School ........................... 9:45 a';:!
said Section 32- run thence . . hey made. plans for the Carl P rtman hursday In response to the urgent plea Floor Covering , Morning Worship ........................ 11:0_0"~.|
Westerly alonQ the auarter section Clmstmas party m December atluncheon guests of Mrs. Marie of the East Pakistan Red Cross, Auto Repairing
line 19.'38 chains to an iron pipe Evelyn Kreifels. McKay of Shelton. through the League of Red Cross I -- Major Overhauls J --Linoleum --Carpeting j I Evening Service . . . 7-0Or'0.|
atl/16thfenCecornerCOrnerofmarkingth~ SEl/4theofN°rthsaid ma MemberSe discussed~ , proiects, to Mr and Mrs Fay Hopkins .... of Societies, the American Red Cross II --Welding-- Brakes && Tune-ups Ignition I --Tile --Formica I
..... t- nee southerl "k for the Christmas ()pen Tacoma were Sunday droner has made an mthal allocation of
~X~crrl°;2~egrr~s ff~') 172 feet tYo ltouse next fall. guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. $25,000 for aid to the victims. I -- Special Winterizing
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the "existing South right-of-wayFriendship Club met Nov. 18 Bradberry. Drop in guests were Contributions may be sent to I ED'S SERVICE i REX FLOOR COVERING I
line of the County Road (Cole at the home of Martha Wood.Road) and the pomt of begmnmg Mrs. MerlandGoodburnandJeff the Red Cross chapter, P.O. Box 1219So. lst 426-1212 IMt-view Ph'426"2292I " 1,. ronChrII
thence continue" sout e y'h ~1 o~ There were eleven members ..... Barnes of Shelton They took 1547 Olympia They should be Faith .-u,.e u ch
same variation 112] feet. more or present. Danny Goodburn home. marked, "For Pakistan Relief."
7the dn Franklin
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less, to the SE corner of the NWV4 They discussed their Mr. and Mrs. Larry Health and welfare inquiries |
of the SEV.4 .of sa!d S.ection 3.2,,; Christmas party which will be Chamberlin and family of Port about Pakistani citizens in the Beauty , Masonry ,
t.nence.west {~ha;in~/37r~e~qu/~;,] held at the home of Julia Bare Orchard spent Sunday at the Lud disaster area should be addressed I - Complete Hair Care J --Fireplaces I WORSHIP: 8:30and 11:00 a.m. |
along me sou s Dec 1 6 " e
of SEV4 160 feet; thence North '. • Rossmaier hom . to the Embassy of Pakistan, 2315 I -- Wigs - Wiglets - Switches I --All Brick and I CHURCH SCHOOL: 9:30 am. _ _.., J
I -- Merle Norman Cosmetics I --Block Work I
more(Var" 22or lessdegreeSto 21)a pomtI144onfeet'the luncheonH°Stess Martha Wood served Mr. and Mrs. John Massachusetts Avenue N.W., j -- Free Demonstrations Ch "~mn'S-e'rvi-c~A~dq
. .:, ..... f " . Summerfield and girls and Mrs. Washington, D.C 20008. I ELAINE'S BEAUTY SALON j Phone426-2278 J
existing soutn r0gnt-or-way nne o ....... ! MASON'S MASONRY I
th= foe Road- thence easterly ~n e y celeorated the Jessie Tupper of Edmonds and Inquiries about U.S. citizensliving 16th & Laurel 426-4582
(Mar "~ 10 degrees 45'1 167 feet November birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Tupper, Boise, in the affected area of Pakistan
-more or-less, to point of Four Leaves 4-H Club met at idaho, were weekend guests at the should~ be directed to Special
beginn~nu~[i TOaGseEmTHnEtRfoWrlTHa~ the home of Mrs. Bakke Nov. 14. Dick Tupper home, Consular Services, Department of
pe pe a ............... Lisa Wheeler calledthe Mr and Mrs LeRoy Boothe State, Washington, D C 20520 Bicycles Rawleigh Products .
purposes over aria dcros~ [ne F_d~t , * ....
10 feet of the land conveyed by the meeting to order. I New and Re-Built | I
Grantor, Turner , to Redman, by Vallerie Rains gave a -, ~ ~ I Factory Trained Mechanic
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deed recorded in Vol. 155 of d mun trat]on' on " a er jm I Complete Line of New Parts | In Shelton CallI
• r' P P ~ I and Accessories
Deeds, page 439, under Audrto s flowers" nm o o I 426-6150 I
File No. 152982 being the same Judy" Hurst led the fla- salute B Cut The Hlgh Cost Of Housing! I SWANSON'S BIKE SHOP I Food Proclucts, Extracts, Spices, I
easement as reserveo in the saio "e, " 1 I Open 7 clays week, 8 a.m.-9 p.m. I Meclicines, Cosmetics. I
deed to Oliver J. Redman and wife. Oct- 31 members had a 1 .... = J 3 bl°ckseast °f Airp°rt Gr°cery °n I Earl Westman -- Dealer I [ MT. OLIVE M J
TO HAROLD F. HOPKINS and Halloween party. I P J I B P | S,ringRoacl Phone426-4989
AMY V. HOPKINS, husband and The next meetin- is Nov ~81 L Jl I JW ~-
wife for the sum of $3 500 00 ...... ~ LUTHEIU~,. CHURCH
c -' ' " Mr and Mrs John (ookson • ~ ~~
aSn's//Jack B. Sheedy and Jackie, Mr. "and Mrs. John 1 --~ ~l~ __ll Cable TV Rental Service ] J MISSOURI SYNOD .... ,.~Cl41~,t
Personal Representative Kratcha of Silverdale and Mr. and 1 | I Almost Anything Anywhere] I ~ -EDWIN C. zscHOCr'~' !
Glenn E. Correa Mrs. Glen Kratcha, Michael and • 1W. ,h &e W'nu Wa.t qifh,_ I For Service Call Bulldozers-Loaders-Pumps
Attorney at Law .............. 1 z~i~ ~..ss~,~s ~-~.= ~v ~=~ ~ ".~,~kl,,_
I Folding Banquet Tables [ I Sunday N, ovember 29, 1970 !
121 S 4th Street bneney visited Mr. an(] Mrs. Kay • ._ .a~K..'~lk
Shelton Washington Kratcha on various days last li [ 426 ]69] | &Chairs, Hospital Beds, Etc. li SundaySchoo al ndB'bl_~.~s a,t~ Divine Service at 10:30 1,5,,-- |0 I
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