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Salvation Army
appeal contribntions are coming
in well, accordirig to the commit-
tee treasurer, W. H. Anderson.
However, the local committee
wants again to bring to the atten-
tion of every citizen tile needs
which must be met by this great
organization. Am food, shelter
clothing and other acts of kind-
ness are given every day to those
less fortunate, the local Salvation
Army committee is asking for the
support,of every citizen.
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TV SE'
FOR RENT
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.... 4th & Cola 426 6602
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Recipe For Tragedy,
Combining Cleaners
With Bleach.Can Kill
Many "rock hounds" use acid
in cleaning specimens often in
laundry i;ubs where bleach is sis0
used.
Household bleach is a solution
of sodium hypo,chlorite and if any
acid substance is added it will
.release poisonous chlorine gas.
' Recently two housewives using
a well - known toilel bowl cleaner
added househoht bleach when not'
satisfied with the way the clean-
er was working ou stains, stirring
the mixture with a toilet bowl
brush. Death came in a few
minutes to one while the other
needed a hmg perlod of hospitali-
zation 'and treatment.
This could happen .to you or
any member of 3our family. To be
sure you NEVER cambine clean-
ers and bleach, keep them stored
in separate places and keep both
well away from food storage and
medical supply areas. Vinegar and
other acids ;will also liberate
chlorine, gas' fiom bleach, NEVER
let children play with such com-
pounds---they might aeeidentally
combine the two and add them up
to tragedy.
............ I. -From Lapidary Journal)
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Act NoW TO Help Make This Christmas
,, , S,H,LTON-MASON CQUNTY, ,JOURNAl>---Published in "Cl, ristmasown, UiN:A.", Shelton, Wastfington:
The Bed Ever For Someone
HARD. OF. HEARING
Let us sh0W you how Beltone may enable you or a
loved one to hear the glad sounds of Christmas---
be • part of family festivities.
COME TO SEE US AT . . .
Eells & Valley Appliance Center
Friday, ; 21 , tveen 10 a.m. and noon
if you can't come In 'phone 426-4663 and we will
ca(! at youe home.
BELT00E HEARING AIDS
Daniel E. Brunerl Certified Hearing Aid Audiologist
106 E. 4th, Olympia Phone 357-3521
Thtlrsday, December 20, 1
rsday, December
ill, iiii ..... ,,
Clubs At Allyn Holding Annual Christmas Parties I" "" '" "" "" "
flooo uanal 00ommunny t;nurcn I :00,)WaArS O00K
filled in with wrious goodies they, Archer, Karla and Karen Schil- A steady blast of 3 to 5 minutes
.( .. !-'(. '.i '!', '!., exchange took phlce. Everyone re-] t.h,'ee years old. " means probable attack ' *
pLl't. ] LesS for the Beach BunelTs Christ- in Shelton and the H. C. Commu- ' ]*-"---'-
Francis Jones (Baker), and[ miis t?arty. Mr. and Mrs. Melville
Blue Shower given for her last
Wedne.dav evening. Twenty-four
friends, ieighbm's and relaliws
gathered at the home of Mrs. Ruth
Nelson 1o help Jackle get ready
for the new arrival. Hostesses Mrs.
Ruth Nel:on, Mrs. Alfrt.da Lock-
wood, Mc;. Rae B;'own, Mrs. M ar-
gie Beeson, and Mrs. Judy Von
Oster: fixed Christmas cookies,
ice ceam snow bails, and coffee,
tea, m.d punch were served as re-
freshments, Mrs. Nelson had her
home decorated in lovely Christ-
man motif, One ganle was played.
Jackie received nlany lovely baby
gift& all of which I'm stu'e she'll
find very useful.
Mr. and Mrs. Einor Anderson
fl'onl Gig Harbor were callers at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Terrell last Sunday.
Allyn residents ' wish to extend
their sympathy to Mrs. William
Catder,'on the [leath of her mother
Mrs. Fauver of Portland, Ore Fu-
neral services were held Friday'
Dec. 7, in Portland. Other local
survivors include Mrs. Merrill Ison
granddaughter, and her children.
" MR. AND MILS. Sal Christel
and daughter, Carol, Tacoma, wiht
Mr. and Mrs. Bi 1 Stock and Henry
Stock all of Rocky Bay were vi-
sitors and dinner guesl., at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stock
last Sunday. Mrs. Margaret Young
and her children, daughter of Fred
Stocks, were also dinner guests.
The day had a rather upsetting
end as Margaret's son fell against
the hearth of the fire place and
had to rushed to hospital to have
eight stitches taken above his eye.
We hope Todd is feeling better and
doing fine now.
Wednesday afternoon Mr. and
Mrs. Roland Baker had a chimney
fire. Thank goodness not much
damage was done. All the 's
were gone at the time of the fire,
Thursday the Beachcomoe, r-
den Club met at the home of Mrs.
Vera Izetts for a short business
meeting and annual Christmas
Party. The meeting was presided
/
over by former premdent, Mrs.
Mildred Gaetana. President Mrs.
Ads Grigg had been called to Ca-
mas, to help her daughter welcome
the stork. Club members brought
individual decorated Christmas
trees for patients at Allyn House,
which were delivered after meet-
ing. Cedar swags were made for
Victor Cemetary Gate and the A1-
lyn Church.
Hostess Mrs. Izett, served a de-
and members
, , licious main dish
daughter, Terri, left for San Ped-
ro, Calif., to lrleet her husband who
is serving in the Navy there. Her
nlotller, Mrs. Rolard Bffker, ac-
con.lpartied her. Mrs. Baker plans
to retm'n home with son, Bob, who
will finish his trining with Navy
in time to Ue l10Dle for Cilristmas.
WE IINI)ERSTAN]) Elmer Bee-
SOIl i'Ki(1 a l(l[; of exerc,se rest
'i'tlu'sday afternoou. He was back
in woo¢l working on Chrisl.nlas
Lockwood and get their Christmas
Friday evening Birthday Club
met at the home of Mrs. Vera
Izett for their ammal Christmas
Party. Mrs. Izett had her home
decorated so lovely in Christmas
motif. Members brought cookies,
cakes and candies all of which
were ever so tasty and decorated
so pretty and Christmasy. As this
was the Christmas Party they met
in the evening instead of dmSng
the day. Each member brought a
gift for the Christmas exchange.
Names were drawn for the next
year and dues were paid. It was
decided the Mrs. Margret Rice
would be Hostess for January, and
Mrs. Elaine Kowalczyk would have
it at her home in February.
. AND . Kenneth Ouhl
of Tacoma, spent Saturday as
guests of the Howard Wynn's. La-
ter the 3ohn Doodigians of Port
Orchard joined the group for din-
ner. Ken and 3ohn go to school
with Howard.
Don Hatter and son, Eric, of
Seattle visited with Mrs. Grace
B. Wilkerson this weekend.
Miss Cathy Edwards, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Edwards of
• Victor, was guest of honor at a
Birthday Party given last week.
Her guests were Kim and Tam
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HOMES PAYROLLS GOVERNMENT ,,
SCHOOLS
GREETING DRAWN BY 3ANICE D ANIELS
Bordeaug School
Age 9
RELY ON
Hemphill and Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Boyce, Mr. and Mrs. Earl TelTell,
Mr. and Mrs, Jewel Von Osten,
and Mr. and Mrs. James Von Os-
ten and Karen were all tlerc.
Nanles had been exchanged ear-
lier in the month and it was inter-
9Strillg who had who's name and
the gift chosen tor each pe'tson.
Mrs. Clements had the outside of
her honn decorated as lovely as
the indool's and all tier Christraas
lrees when his eqtdpmenL became i.hings looked very h)vely. After
tuck and lie couldn't get. it. (sit so tile gift hmch was served.
lie llad to walk ou(. six miles fm ...................... ..............
help. Ghld lie was okay. " ,In"
lVh'. and Mrs. Earl otfe resl- UlilWIIUD
dents of Seattle and summer re- Im ........ r
sidents of Lakewood, were callers l II dI I_
at tile Earl Terrell honm Monday. iinmmiinll.U iiiII n
m. and Mrs. aeg Engman wereIVmIImUIIR00| vlUU
paid a visit b4V Reg's nephew, Way-
ne Caster, Iittusviile, Fla. He islU__ .... .J _,J..-
nOW visiting with tile Joc Eng'- I nRR zmrfl irarlv
nlall!'I of Paulsbo. I IgMy yqN[I g IHII h
Eugene Lockwood of Desmonds, B" Mrs Nerl Vance--
and daua'hters, Gall and Sllsan ¥ "
.." , -' LII,IWAUP ..... Liliwaup Corn-
came to visit r. and Mrs. I refl
munity Club met last Friday eve-
nifig. Thirty four members aim
tre'a last Sunday. frienff$ attended tile potluck din-
SIMPSON TIMBER COMPANY
i DOUGLAS FIR AND WESTERN HEMLOCK LUMBER, ACOUSTICAL,
INSULATING AND HARDBOARD PRODUCT, PLYWOOD & DOORS
FOUNDED IN 189'5
ffer. The meeting wan called to
older at 7 ip.m, by the president,
Jack Leimback. It was voted to
have a Christmas pothtck (|illnez'
at the next card party, which Will
be Dec. 28.
Nine tables of pinochle were
played Friday evening, high score
going to Ernesta Aaro and Byron
Miles; second high to Edna
Haines and Matt Kaare, 300 pin-
ochle to Esther Cristensen and
3ark Leimback. Henry Monzlck
won the door price, Edna Haines
and Cecil Gilbert were hostesses.
HOOD CANAL Womans' Club
and Hood Canal Garden Club will
hold their annual Christmas par-
ty tonight at the Woman's Club-
house at Potlatch. A Christmas
potluck dinner will be served at
6:30 p.m. Members' families will
be guests at the affair.
Mrs. Frances C. Akers of
Hoodsport is chairman, assisted
by Mesdames Cecil Gilbert, Ed
Hough, Bernice LeimbacR and
Marie Turner. A program will be
held later in the evening.
A Christmas potluck party was
held last week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Martin. Those at-
tending were Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Everett, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
By Joyee Scott
t=IOODSPORT Hood Canal Com-
munity Church Smlday Scimol pre-
sented their annual Christmas pro-
gram on Smday evening. The
small children delighted their
friends and loved ones with their
"pieces" and songs. The entire
Sunday School was represented
in the pageant "The Heart of
Christmas". A hush that could
be heard (is there such a thing?)
rose ft'oln the audience when they
realized the Babe in the Nativity
scelle WaS real, none otheI' than
tiny Stephen Gray. We wonder at
lhis season of the year what the
world's reaction wollld be if they
realized the 13abe was real!
The Scouts wish to thank the
conununity for their response to
the swag sale. Sonic ()lie said..,
they went like hot cakes!
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Grubb enter-
tained the Foresty folks at a Christ
mas party in their home on Satur-
day night. Those attending were
the Bert Tolers, the Crunlbs, the
Baskins, Bob Nesbitts, Jack Raes
and Bob Minty, Larry Lysen, John
Kwiatkowski and Janice Nyberg.
The parents of Bob Nesbitt are
house guests in their son's home
and attended the party with them.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Nesbitt live
in Silver Spring, Md. They left
home last week in ileal' zero wea-
ther so they are really enjoying
out' balmy days.
Mr. and Mrs. Terry h'iedman
are Iiarents of a baby girl. Mrs.
Friedman will be remembered by
former friends as Joanie Johnson.
MR. AND MRS. Jerry Sproge
and Rory and Mrs. Nola Hagen of
Tacoma spent Thursday visiting
the Bob Smiths. Sunday Brent
Hagen and Gene Maynard came
from Tacoma to spend the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Dolt Henry had
Open House for all the Cushman
employees and their wives on Sa-
turday afternoon between 1-5 p.m.
A steady flow of guests enjoyed
the lovely decorations and the
Christmas goodies.
Mrs. Henry entertained the mew-
'ing Club at her home Thursday
evening. Pollyannas for the past
year were revealed, gifts exchang-
ed and a time of Carol singing
nity Church are having a Holiday
Banquet at the Women's Club
House on Saturday night.
Lighted Clu'istmas scenes con-
tinue to appear in our little h)wn.
The H. I. Millo home tool( on a
new look this past week. Tbe yard
is filled with sheep, watched over
by the Good Shepherd.At the home
of Emil and Gert Lauber, a light-
ed cross has been added to the
coh)red lights that outline their
house. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Borg
arc again displaying their angel •
scene, enhanced with light. "With
all of this beauty about us we can
not help but be reminded of the
true meaning of Christmas.
To all the readers of this co-
lumn, I wish a blessed Christmas
and a happy New Year.
At least one salt block or salt
feeding box of loose salt should
be provided for every 25 head of
cattle in a feed lot. ,:;:.
Step up
ladder
Lawlon Lumber
Joe V. Simpson:
DRENGSON'S
Pk up those uninter
to whip up an
taste again.
00P/o//day is the time of
was enjoyed, salad ideas are welc(
The American Legion Auxiliary special salad
will have a Bake Sale at Walt Car- to prepare and
penter's Saturday morning: Vye whole meal.
Morris will be in charge of the joined a Junior C
sale.
MERLE SMITH had the Christ- school.(JOG)sheWhenis stillSh¢
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Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Pot- mas meeting of the Legion Auxili-
tras, Mr. Walter Allison, Mr. and ary at her home last Wednesday as a leader. She is
Mrs. Giles Conroy, Mr. and Mrs. night.
A1 Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Wig College young people from our ... and best wishes for health, happiness .:: ..!]
Jessup and Captain James Dick- community are arriving home for
son. the holidays. Jane Shumate drove and success in the year ahead, it has been
The evening was spent playing 1Lp from California with other i:
cards. Mrs. Virginia Allison, who student from Washington. Twin
has been ill the past two weeks Judy was home for the weekend
all her friends wish catching to be done. Dav'd i!:!i '
a speedy recovery. I Sund is home frmn V. W. C. E
Mr. Broton, father of Jenny Wayne Scott. was home for the 118 So. Third St. 426-4411 }i
Hoff is home t'rom the llospitallweekend before going to Olympia :;i!i{!:i!! 11 \\;\ I1
and getting along nicely. Mr. Sig'-I lo work this week. ::.:.:Z;?;;i!:!;!;;i!:::}::i::{!;.!!!7i:!:::.:!!::::;:;!!!i}!.!::::?:i}iiiiii!!i!`:!}!::!>` ill
CORNE
a real pleasure serving you...thank you!
, . g/* $/a,Ma.*d Ma ®
C. C. COLE & SONS; lfilc.
who underwent surgery in Vet-
erans' Hospital at Walla Walla.
is getting along nicely, and is
expected home soon. People trav-
eling on )ood Canal after dark
will see a beaLttiful display of out,
door Christmas trees. There are
fi,, in and near Litliw'mp.
MR. AND MRS. Maurice Kaare.
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Matt Kaare, motored to Auburn
Sunday to attcnd the 50th wed-
ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Peterson. Mamie Kaare
was maid of honor when the Pet-
rsons were married, so they are
very old friends of the Peterson's.
Mamie poured at the reception.
The Kaares got to see many old
friends they hadn't seen for years.
Mr. and Mrs. Des Cheatham.
granddaughter Sinda and Vic
,'ichardson of Hoodsport motored
to Seattle Saturday to attend the
wedding of Mrs, Cheatham's niece
M:aureen' Hoyt to Tom Nisson. It
was a beautiful wedding with 200
attending. Christmas decorations
ccorated the chm'ch. Mr. and
'{rn. Nisstm are honeymooning at
Harrison Hot Springs, British Co-
mmbia.
WINNER, AAA TIIAF
SAFETY POSTER CON
Grange News
When progress met Friday night
Santa was there to distribute gifts
to. the many bright-eyed children
who were sure they had been real
good all year. The lecturer had
prepared a program that was en-
joyed by all and after a gift ex-
change all enjoyed, a potluck sup-
:.}el'.
After a pothmk diuner Sk0ko-
llfish held a short usiness meet-
lag. The lecturer had prepared a
$0od program that gave each
:nember a chance to participate.
They were happy to have Mrs.
Charlotte Whitford, with thegn.
The Agate also started with a
sumptuous potluck dinner. After
everyones appetite was well saris-
fled the group repaired to the
main hall wllere everyone was
treated with candy canes, popcorn
balls ad oranges followed later
by a gift exchange. It was pleas-
ing to see so many children in at-
tendance.
Cloquallum announces that they
will have their Christmas party on
Saturday evening. Santa will be
there to see that all good children
are remembered. Mary Watko will
show slides and to finish the cele-
bration the home ec-chairman pro-
raises doughnuts and coffee.
GREETING DRAWN BY SHARI GRUVER
&gc 11 Evcrgreen School
GOTT OIL COHPANY-
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JIM DORAN
On Mountain View
HJELWICK'S STORE
MRS. E. K. HJELWICK
Brinnon
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MAPLE COURT SERVICE
SAM HANSEN
Matlock Road
BILL'S SHELL SERVICE
1ST & COTA STREETS
ALLYN SHELL SERVICE
FRANK KOWALCZYK
Allyn
MATLOCK STORE
MAX M. CASH
Matlock
GRAPEVIEW GROCERY
JULIUS STOCK
Grapeview,
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