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PACIE lfi
, head Fishing
At Lake
By ,Is:urn Tupper
LAKE NAFI\VATZEL .....Sports-
men are enjoying duck hunting
and sleelhead fishing now that
deer and elk season are closed.
Well, Lake Nahwatzel and sur-
rounding areas received their first
snow on Thanksgiving day, a good
four inches fell during the day
and evening. South Mountain was
a beautiful sight all covered with
sno',v.
Thanksgiving day was enjoyed
by all the Lake residents with
their family and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ford en-
joyed having Mr. and Mrs. Denny
Reed of Emmett, Ida., spent a few
days with them. They left last
Sunday morning for home.
Thanksgiving day dinner guests
at the Ford home were Mr. and
Mrs. Denny Reed, Mr. and Mrs.
Mac Whyte and daughter, Jane~
of Toutle, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Booth of ,Seattle and Steve Crape,
attending college at Centralia.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Page and fam-
ily of Kingston.
KATIE IIICKSON'S guests over
the weekend were Miss Sheila and
Elizabeth Hickson, of Dayton.
Bill and Cris Hickson enjoyed
spending a few days at their un-
cle's home, James Hickson of Day-
ton.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Amel
Trait last Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. John McGarvie of Matlock.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Springer and
family were Thanksgiving day
guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. L. F. Cook of Montesano.
Also, guests at the Cook's home
were Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cook
of Hilsboro, Ore., Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Howard and Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Cook, all of Matlock.
Spending the weekend as guests
of Judy and Janice Springer were
Karen and Denise Cook of Hills-
bore, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Watson and
son, Dickie, Mrs. Donna Watson
Weekend guests at the Fords and daughter, Susan, all nf Seattle
were the Reeds and Mr. and Mrs.and Mri'~and Mrs. Marvin Paps-
Leroy Booth of South Bend .......
MI d "'is --l" "" i~" wortn oI lssaquan were omner
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"o ed " s~ --- ' ....... guests last Thursday at the l~ me
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Mrs. James Hiekson slid girls of. " . "' ....
Dayton as dinner guests. Thanksgiving Day dinner was
Friday and Saturday drop-inlenjoyed at the home of Mr. ann
g~msts at the Hickson home were Mrs. Hector Barbour by Mr. and
Rev. and Mrs. R. K. Myers and
family of Beaver Creel(, Ore., and
at
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119 Fifth AVE. Olympia
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Mrs. Ray Peterman and Miss Mir-
iam Peterman, all of Westport and
Miss Peterman's fiance, Leroy Sil-
va of Aberdeen.
Sunday visitors at the Barhour
home were Mrs. Everett Sellers
and Mrs. Jerome Anderson and
sons of Seattle.
Mr.
I and Mrs. Sam Diggle en-
joyed
having Mrs. Diggle's parents
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Valley and boys,
of Math)el( as dinner guests last
Thursday evening.
IV[r, and Mrs. Archie Kelley vis-
ited at the home of Mr. and" Mrs.
Larry Case anti Mr. Albert Kuhn-
le ai: Canyon River'. Miss Betty
Kelley was home for Thanksgiv-
ing v)eekend from her position in
Aberdeen at St. Joseph Hospital.
:Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooper were
overnight guests at the home of
Mrs. Marilyn O'Donald of Lynn-
wood lasL Saturday. '~
Sunday the Coopers were dinner
guests at the ho~e of Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Cw]cklinski of Ta-
coma.
LAST SATURDAY Mr. and
Mrs. James Bleeker retnrned home
after spending a couple of weeks
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Oille and Mr. and Mrs. Grant New-
land of Pacifies, Calif.
Last Thursday evening Mr. and
Mrs Lee Dawson had as evening
guests Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Reed
of Emmett, Ida., Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Booth of Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Adsero and
children motored to Seattle to the
home of Mr. and Mrs. James Peltz
and enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner.
Thanksgiving day the resort was
closed and ~he Tuppers all enjoyed
dinner together with Mr. and Mrs.
Al Tupper's daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. John Sommer-
feld of Anaheim, Calif.
Sunday evening visitors at the
Adsero home were Mr. and Mrs.
A1 Tupper and Mr. and Mrs. John
Sommerfeld, all of the lake.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Hewson had
as Thursday dinner gnmsts Mr. and
.Mrs. Phil Parker and children of
Olympia and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Clift of Matlock. Liz and Hap
Parker spent a few days with
their grandparents,
Spending a few days at the
home of Mr. and :Mrs. Clifford
Reeve was Mr. and Mrs. E. R.
Young of Rockaway, ore.
Enjoying Thanksgiving dinner
Sunday at the Reeve home was
the Young family, Cap Waho of
the lake, Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Caldwill and Jim of Tacoma, and;
Mr, and Mrs. R. H. Thomas of
Puyallup.
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By Frances Shnm}ms
KAMILCHE .... The basketball
season ;~tarts this week for Ka-
milehe school when Griffin sehool
comes here Friday. Two teams
will be playing, one comprising
the 4th, 5th and 6th grades, and
one front the 7th and 8th grades.
Every hey in the school from the
third to the eighth g~ade is prac-
ticing basketball and will play in
the games this season. A team
will also be selected from the
girls who play basketball.
Tile boys and girls are prepar-
ing a program for Christmas. A
movie projector has been loaned
to the school for the showing of
movies to the school.
There will be installation of the
officers of the various granges of
Masor~ County at the Shelton Val-
ley Grange Hall Saturday at 8
p.m.
There will be a dance at the
Dec. 7
By Mrs. Ray Knttcha
SOUTHSIDE ..... Sout hside PTO
meeting will be December 7 at
7:30 p.m. and Floyd Towell will
be the gnest speaker.
Southside Grange will have its
reg~flar meeting Friday evening.
Six men of the fire department
of Areadia Loop wenL to Cornelus
to visit Western State Apparatus
Companyto look over fire equip-
ment tot' the district. Those going
were Don Clark, Russell Rickalxis,
Carl Emsley, Lea Collins, Bill Mar-
cy and Henry Unger.
BROWNIE TROOP 109 met at
Mrs. Hoff's last Tuesday. New
members of the Troop are Kathy
Mercer, Carolyn Dyson, Virginia
Dundas, Debbie Swayne, Cindy
Hutchins, Patty Stites and Carol
~errick. Election of officers was
held for the two months are: pres-
ident, Kristi Heft; vice president,
Ann Quimby and secretary, Shar-
on Johnson. Treats were brought
by Carol Herrick. Troop girls de-
cided to ask Mrs. Paul Everett
this week and have her tell sortie
of her stories.
MI¢. AND MILS. DON Clark are
Expecting their son-in-law, Lloyd
Holtman of Honolulu, Hawaii this
Wednesday.
Busy Bells 4-H club met last
Tuesday. JoAnn Cole acted as
president and Shirley Sykoya:
acted as secretary. Eight mem-
bers attended, the meeting. Mrs.
Rhoades was a guest of the Busy
Bells, Marlene Schmidt led the
flag salute. The treasurer report*
ed they have $17.61. Soft drinks
and brownies were served for re-
freshments. Club members are
planning ~ bake sale for Dec. 19.
Southside Eagles 4-H club mere-"
bet.s met at the home of their
leader, Catherine Bracy Wednes-
day. Southside Eagles are hav-
ing their Christnms party with
the Thunderbirds at the swim-
ming pool. The next meeting will
be Dec. 10. After the meeting
club members played a game,
"I Spy".
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Swayze
and fanfily spent Thanksgiving
Day with Mr. and Mrs. John Sway-
ze of Oakvile also spending the
day were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Sway-
ze.
First graders of Southside
school baked pumpkin pies at
school the day before Thanksgiv-
ing and toot( them home.
GUESTS OF MR. and Mrs.
Verne Schuffenhauer and family
spending Thanksgiving Day were
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Schuffenhauer
and family.
Stopping at the Ray Kratcha's
Saturday evening were Mr. and
Mrs. Walter' Krateha and Susan.
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|Electra 225's and sleek Rmeras.The Buitks
are roUmg again.
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First Basketball Game Of
Kamilehe grange hall Saturday,
Dec. 5.
Those who travelled away from
home for the Th'mksgivinK holi-
day had to drive thronKh t.he l~irst
snowfall of tile season which was
unusual in that the snow didn't
blanket the whole area but certain
areas ill tile beginning, at least.
So, for the happy holiday, we had
four inches which lasted only a
short time.
Traveling away front home were
the Harry Simmons' who had din-
ner at the Ed Johnson home in
Olympia; the Richard Durkin's
drove to Tacoma to the George
O'Malley home; the Ed Perry's
to the J. W, Jordan home in
Olympia; the Cecil Blackwelders
Lo the W. H. MeFie's in Twisp;
the Phil Simmons' to the Rev.
A. W. Graham home in Tacoma;
"and the Michael Buckner's to the
Preston Lewis home in Porthtnd.
TIt[OSE STAYING home and
entertaining guests for the he)It-
day were the Eugene Taylm's who
m~tertained the Procter Heffing-
tows of Tacoma and the Edwin
Taylor family; the Martin Otto's
served dinner to Mr. and Mrs.
Jess Huskey of Olympia; the
Bmme Nelson's of Shelton came
to the Herb Nelson home; coming
to the Lloyd Clark home were
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cart and
family of Shelton, the William
Jones family and the Gary Clarks
of Shelton and Mrs. Mabel Bishop
of Kamilche point; the Wesley
Whiteners sel~,ed dinner to Rev.
and Mrs. D. D. Pooler of Shelton,
the Robert Whitener family and
the David Whitener family and
he e son
Randolph l(rise; con]inK to the
Dan Wood home were the Rev.
Don Mainwaring family of Grants
Pass, Ore.; and many other hap-
Py gathering's to() numerot]s to
mention.
S[INI)AY Tile Herb Nelsons
entertained three duck hunters in
a different manner;after the hun-
ters boat overtmned in the Nar-
rows and they rescued themselves
from the icy water. They were
weighted down with boots and
hunting clothes; one lost his gem
which was found on low tide; and
they lost all but three of their
ducks, which they expressed ,,vere
very expensive ducks.
Drop-in guests Thursday evening
at the Ed Petty home were Mrs.
Maritm White, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Stephens and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Petty.
Sunday afternoon the C. Blaek-
wehters, the Eldon Todds and tile
I. Stansbury's motored to Olym-
pia for dinner, returning to the
Blackwelder home where in the
evening Om Harry Simmons' and
the Leonard Cole's joined them
for an evening visit.
Thanksgiving day the Orville
Taylm's entertained the E. C.
McMonagles of Seattle and the
Roy Taylors of Shelton.
Coming Lo the home of Mrs.
Percy Whitener for Thanksgiving
were the William Koenig family
of Olympia and the Roy West fa-
mily.
Miss Ettamae Hartman spent
the holiday and weekend at the
home of her parents, the• John
Krise family.
The Claud PeLereits received an
interesting letter from their son,
Nornran, which will inh,rcst bib
many friends here. In part, he
writes: Nov. 18, 19(;,1. "News from
Operation 1)cal) Freeze, Ross ~ea,
enroute McMurdo Solln(I. Temp-
erature 28 degrees helow zero.
Right now we are some 300 miles
from MeMurdo Sound in tim Ross
Sea. We've heen in the ice now
for four days. We entered pack ice
Sunday night. Nov. 10 we left
~Jrellington, New Zeland, em'ouLe
Lyttleton wlmre we loaded stores
and refueled; then Nov. 11 at 2
p.m. we left, destination McMm'do
Som~(1, Antarctica.
"We crossed the Ross Sea.
That's where all the major oceans
of the world meet. It was fairly
rough but not too bad. Then Nov.
14, we saw oar first iceberg and
began to enter the ice. Now all
you see is ice and penguins.
"Outside or t.psi(le you must
wear Polarized sun glasses or yml
will become snow blind. I have all
sorts of foul-weather gear, sun
glasses, long johns, boots, etc.
"The weather outside is cold
but different than any cold I've
been in. The humidity is very low
here and tile cold sneaks np on
you all at once. It's so cold, even
the ice is blue and green in places,
"We have a ham radio aboard
which wc can make telephone
patches back to the States with,
so some day or night you might
geL a call.
"I've now been away 49 days
and have 164 more days to go,
then I'll be home. Being in the
ice is really something. Now it
sounds inside the ship as if you
Thur. day,
, hristian Science
3ervices Are Set
"God the Only Cause and Cre-
:LL0I"' is tim subject of the Bible
l,esson to he read in all Cluistian
~:;cience churches this SmKlay.
Gohlen Text: "Have we not all
one father ? hath not one God
created us? (Mal. 2:10).
Selections front the denomina-
tional textbook will include: "The
great I AM made all 'that was
made.' Hence man and the spirit-
ual universe coexist with God"
(Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker
Eddy, p. 267).
Your Choice
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Nut Shell
New Scasson
at
:were in a big barrel and someone
outsile is rolling barrels up against
you. The ship ~hakes ,rattles and
sometimes you think the ice is
coming right on in. Signed Norm,
Antarctic Explorer".
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