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December 9, 1965
ttELTON--MASON COUNTY JOI_TRNAE--Publisliecl in "Ohridfmasf , U.B.,{.", Shelton, Wash|ng on
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Cooperation with other
stores will be
RIDAY NIGHT
Monday we will be open
NIGHT 'TIL 9
Cllristmas 'Shopping
Closed Sundays.
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Census To Ask About Li
Hunting And Fishing
The Census Bureau's ammal
survey of hired farm work and
the first phase of a survey on
hunting and fishing will be taken By FRANCES CATTO
during December in this area as LILLIWAUP -- IL will be the
part of the Bureau's monthly Cur- monthly potluck supper night for
rent Population Survey, accord- the Lflliwaup Community Club
ing to Director Johu E. Tharald- members and friends Dec. 10, in
son of the Census Regional Office the Lilliwaup Community Hall.
in Seattle. Following the 6 p.m. supper
The farm work survey, to de- there will be a short business
termine the number of l~ersons in meeting and then an evening of
the nation doing full and part- pinochle playing.
time farm work for hire, is being Plans for the next pinochle par-
done for the U. S. Department of ty will be discussed at the business
Agriculture. The hunting and fish- meeting, states President Evclun
ing survey, to get national sta-Nicholson, as the regular card
tistics on each activity, is for the party schedule date falls on Christ-
U. S. Department of the Interior. mas eve. Some members have sag-
BOTH SURVEYS will supple- gcsted a New Year's eve party
regular monthly inquiries on instead.
emente ployment asked by the Bureau Hostesses for Friday night's
to furnish information for the card party will be Mrs. Oran B.
's Bu Lee and Mrs. Roland Willson.
IT. S. Department of Labor " There are prizes and refreshment.~
reau of Labor Statistics. and the public is in;cited. Card
m QUwe~l~ions on hunting and fish- playing starts at 8 p.m., following
• g ' be asked about all survey
familYinmembers in the area Whothe business session.
are •' e years of age and over.Saturday night game parties
The ?n~estions seek to determine hosted by members of the Hood
Canal Lions Club in the woman's
how ny persons hunted or fish- club house at Potlatch have been
ed du~ng 1965, their ages, how well attended. Starting at 8 p.m.,
often ey engaged in these acLivi- these social game evenings will be
ties, and approximately how much held each Saturday with the ex-
they spent on them. ception of the coming Christmas
The information will be collect- and New Year's Eve holiday
ed during the work week starting nights. A turkey door prize is to
Friday
guests of honor, arc being made
by members of the garden club.
They are to meet Friday at 1 p.m.
to plan and make the Christmas
decorations for the woman's club-
house at Potlatch, where the poL-
lack dinner will be held at 6:30
p.m: Dec. 17.
Mrs. Elizabeth B6aznis, Renton,
daughter of Jack Johnston of Lil-
liwaup, became the bride of Glen
Bradley in a ceremony performed
Saturday afternoon in the home
of the officiating minister. Mrs.
Beamis and her ,l.hree daughters
have been frequent guests here at
the Indian Beach home of the
Johnstons.
Weekend guests at the home of
Lewis and Faith Evans were Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil Crosby and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Baughn of Seat-
LleLARRY-- SIiND, son of the Har-
old Sands, is due home the last
of this week for the Christmas
holidays. Lain'y, with his brother,
David: has been a student at the
Western Washington State College
in Bellin, gham. David is working
and won t be home until he comes
for Christmas eve. A senior, Da-
vid will be doing student teaching
during the winter quarter in the
Shoreline school district.
Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson
Dec. 13 from scientifically select- be given this Saturday night, were in Lilliwaup Sunday after-
ed samp e households in this area AT A CEREMONY in the little noon and had dinner with John's
as well as other sample areas community church in Brinnon,
throughout the U.S. Mrs. Robin PoiLras became the mother, Mrs. Frank Robinson, and
Census Bureau interviewers who bride of Sven Bragstad Thursday the Jack Cattos. They had spent
will visit families in this area dur- evening. The Rev. Drake, pastor their Thanksgiving holiday in Palo
ing December include Mrs. Pollyof the church, officiated aL theAlto, Calif., the guests of friends,
A. Swayze, Shelton. wedding which united the two Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roberts• Ac-
companying them on their trip
Hood Canal residents, by air were their children, Eliza-
Wearing an aqua lace short
TEEN DANCE DRAWS gown, the bride was attended by beth, Jo, I~ rances and Jim. Eliza-
CAPACITY CROWD her d~ughter Elizabeth (Mrs. Wil- beth is a U. of W. student and
• A capacity crowd of teenagers liam Baxter) in a pink ribbon inJ° Portland,a freshmanore.at Reed College
gave the Town Kryers SUlcport at knit dress.
their first dance held last Satur- W.L. Lhamon, who was best To celebrate the birthday of
man, is a long-time friend of the their daughter, Mrs. Farrell Glen
day night aL the Pool Nuotare. groom, having known him when of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs• Fred Mar-
The dance was chaperoned by soy- tin were hosts to their son-in-law
both were residents of Alaska•
en adults. Larry Baxter, grandson of the and daughter Sunday at a dinner
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bride, was the ring bearer and
granddaughters, Susanne and Ros-
ylan Baxter, were flower girls.
A reception followed the cere-
mony. Those present included the
bride's sons, Richard and Law-
rence Poitras and the William
Baxter family, all of Seattle.
Among local people attending
the wedding were Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Lhamon, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ham-
baugh .and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A.
Reeve.
After a trip, the couple will be
at home aL Longwood Beach.
Plans for the Dee• 17 Christ-
mas party, under the .joint spon-
sorship of the Hood Canal Wo-
man's Club and the Hood Canal
Garden Club, occupied the atten-
tion of members attending the gar-
den club's meeting last Thursday
in the Lilliwaup Community Hall.
Decorations for the party, to
which husbands are invited as
2226 Olympic Hey. No.
Lake Ballanger.
Saturday afternoon guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Nell Vance were Mr.
and Mrs. Roland Aldrich and two
sons and Allan Aldrich, a nephew
of NeWs with his family. All were
from Portland, Ore.
Mrs. E. R. Ogg, sister of Mrs.
H.~rry Smith, was a house guest
at the Smith's Beacon Point Re-
sort home during the Thanksgiv-
ing holiday week. Mrs. Ogg is from
Vancouver, Wash.
Mrs. Smith, with Mrs. Lulu
Smith, entertained the bridge lun-
cheon group Wednesday of last
week. This week's hostess was to
be Mrs. H. J. Range at her Ayock
Beach home.
Friends here will be pleased to
know that Mrs. Ernest Campbell
will be home in Shelton for over
the holidays and will resume her
Seattle medical treatments at Uni-
versity of Washington Hospital
after the first of the ytar•~o The
Campbells joined the L. J. Evans
of Hoodsporl: in a trip to Seaside
Ore., last weekend•
Their son Bill, engineering stu-
dent aL Olympic College in Bre-
mcrton, spent the weekend with
his uncle and aunt, Mr. and :Mrs.
Starr White and aided Start in his
construction work on their new
beach home. Work has been slow-
ed by an eye condition, caused
by Starr's getting some lime into
his eyes.
Among the holiday comings and
g'oings we missed last week was
the Thanksgiving Day family par-
Ly attended by Dr. and Mrs. H. E.
()degard at. the home of his bro-
ther, Ed Odegard, in AubuFn. Pre-
sent also aL the dinner was their
son Richard, just recently out of
U.S. Navy sol.ice and presently
I~i i I w°rking in Seattle"
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16: ,
the sons of God came to "present
themselves before the Lord, and
Satan came also among them."
Job 1.7~
"And tl e Lord said unto Satan,
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lll~b~gJ 41j the time" H°wever' there's an°thor
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Gift Sets
Hallmark
Cards
Wrapping
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for those who
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Lanvin (Arpege, My Sin)
Cresendo (Spanish Geranium)
Revelon (Intimate, Aqu,amarine)
Houbigant (Chantilly; Flatterie &
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Coty (Emeraude; L'Origan; L'Amaint
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Jean Note' (Soaps; Bath Oil; Bath Powder
Bubbles & Friction Cologne)
Du Barry (7-Winds)
Faberge (Tigress & Woodhue)
Prince Matchabelli (Wind Song &
Golden Autumn)
Amity Bill Folds
Butane Lighters
Electric Razors
. RonsOn " Shick "
(Sun.bea~ ex . ~em,n~;~o~)
Norelco ....
Wren Sets bY
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Biackwatch " curt
Kits
Sets .._ l=rave-
pipes &pipe
Russell Stover
Chocolates
Whitman Chocolates
Applets & Cotlets
Almond Roea
Novelty Xmas
Candies by Rogers
KODAK
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Agfa 150
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$14.95 & $17.95
POLAROID
$19.95 to $59.50
Christmas
Decorations
LIGHTS
TREE DECORATIONS
TINSEL TREE STANDS
ORNAMENTS
Gifts
BED LAMPS--TABLE LAMPS
FLINT CUTLERY SETS
FLINT COOK & SERVE TOOLS
TOASTERS--- PERCOLATORS
WAFFLE IRONS (Teflon)
STEAM IRONS--- HAIR DRYERS
FLAME COAT ELECTRIC KNIVES
SNOW (Sunbeam - G.E. - Hamilton Beach
STYROFOAM & others)
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Cornmg Ware
Single Pieces or Sets
Sparl.et Syphons
Playing Cards STUFFED ANIMALS '
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