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December 30, 1965     Shelton Mason County Journal
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December 30, 1965 u--PuN: U.&A." PAGE 11 ort Has tt By LOIS PIERCE OODSPORT--lt was a White out onr way and looks it woukl be a WhiLe New coming up. Tim rain chang- to snow Sunday afternoon pil- up fast, keeping the road busy. Mrs. Carol Radtke was thrown tile windshield, when the driven by her husband, Jim, with another at 106th S.W. in Seattle, about noon Both Mr. and Mrs. Radtke were to West Seattle General for treatment of cuts and Jim was released a few later but Mrs. Radtke was for observation and treat- for shock, until Christmas Radtkes two children, Rex- and Jimmy were not injured. were taken to their aunt's, Daisy Neun, who lived near the accident occurred. Radtkes were on their way to to spend ChristllmS relatives, finding they must for a ferry they decided to the Neuns while waiting. The interrupted all their ~oth cars were severely dam- The two women, alone, in other car were shaken, one a few slight scratches. !]ecause of the accident the an- pleasure of Roxann's and great-grandparents, Mr. Mrs. D. H. Pierce of having f o u r great-grandchildren them for the first thne on a Eve, was unavoidably )oned. H ow ev e r, at the s were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nich- and sons, Harry IV and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Will Pierce, Miss Tammie Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pierce sons, Allenr Mark and Brian; and Mrs. Terry Pierce and and Mrs. H. C. Pierce. and Mrs. Matt Kaare eter- at a Christmas Eve dinner. were Mr. and Mrs. George and sons, Terry and Wal- of Poulsbo; Mr. and Mrs. 'ice Kaare; Mr. and Mrs. Bob men and daughters, Debbie Cindy of Port Angeles; Mr. Mrs. Jerry Kaare and daugh- Karen and Mrs. Mac Dean. On day for dinner all were ;the Maul'ice Kaare's home. BUNDAY WAS Mrs. Gertine birthdayI Her family to wish her a happy as did a few close friends. Jacobsen is the mother of Kenneth Simons and Mrs. 3 Jarvis. ~. Ernest Carlson is home ring a long stay in a Shel- hospital. Coming to spend Lmas with her mother was Jerry Maury, with her hus~ and children of Olympia. 'aid Lanning, son of Mr. and a. Albert tanning is home from lsburg AFB, N. Y.,.,~0~l~-' ] ~.ys. '! + l e Richard Addleman's enter- ed Christmas, Mr. and Mrs. r Addleman and children; and Mrs. Emil Rauscher, ot .ton and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest l~ons, of Twin Falls, Idaho. ;er Dickinson Mrs. Addle- Ps father, traveled to Port An- s to have dinner with his son family, the Floyd Dickinson's. 4nday guests at the E. T. Arn- home were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Old and family of Seattle. t the Don Sutton home Christ- were Mr. and Mrs. Art Indahl N[r. and Mrs. Tom Cole of ~pia. 18S MELANIE PARROTT e from Portland, Dec. 17, and brother, Donald, drove up Dec. rand Christmas with their Mrs. Lem Roe. Also Lem Roe's were Mr. and Andrew Scott and Cliff Howard Lockwoods' spent stmas in Tacoma at Mrs. :Wood's sister's, Mrs. Dorothy :tag's. The Lockwoods' dough- son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. and MI'~. Session' son also guests of their aunt Perkings. Bertha Crumb came up Comas to be with her son Baplisi Church Adull Classes Hergert will begin a of discussions on the theme Science Mdde Parts of ]ible Obsolete?", at the Shel- Baptist Church Jan. 2. study will be devoted to the conflict between modern and the historic Christian Class members will be ca- to participate in class periods. Mary Mell will bring a the Book of Romans. members should read this as advance preparatiou for discussion. are to assemble at 9:30 each Sunday morning in the t011 First Baptist Church audi- and will run for a period "weeks. Public is cordially invited to VEW CONSTR+UCTION PURCHASE 6% On Reducing Balances No Commission Charges 8HELTON m g ' . f , ,J "~ , " +, " "'~ Rosemary Crunlb from Seattle and Miss VirginiaCrmnb from ?ulhnan. The Emil Lauber's spent Christ- mas in Portland, white Mrs. Jane %Verner went to Seattle to be with children there. Mr. and Mrs. George Riker were in Olympia at Mrs. Riker's sister's. Mr. and Mrs. Ing Gronvold enjoyed Christmas at the Charles Dillon's, while the John Kneelands entertained Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Kneeland and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Goes and children. At the Stephen Hales were Fred Noad and the Hales' daughter, Miss Linda Hale fronl Pullman. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray and son, Carl, spent Christnlas Eve at Frank's brother's, Oliver Gray's, Christmas morning with Frank's sister's, the Richard Endicotts and tllen left for Beaverton, Ore., to have Christmas dinner with Mrs. Gray's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wit- liam Hays. At the Roy Pierces for Christ- mas dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nieholson and sons, Harry IV and Kent; Mrs. Evelyn Nich- olson and Miss Judy Nicholson. Mr. and Mrs. Dess Haines went to Sacramento to spend the holi- days with thetr son and family. THE BOB BINGLEYS enter- rained Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gwin and Frank Deemer and children Dianna, Pat and Larry, all of ~nion, Christmas day. At the Lowell Jarvis' were Mr. and Mrs. Herb Boeck and Mrs. Mamie Durand to enjoy Christmas dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pierce niotored to Bremerton to enjoy their Christmas dinner with Mrs. Pierce's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weems. The Robert Beardens enjoyed the company of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bearden mid Wilfred and Mrs. Elaine Nikkelsen and sons, Billy and Randy Essex, Christmas. An added pleasure was a call from their son Gary, who is in the Navy. by DORA HEARING MATTOCK - + Due to tile h~tqvv ~now fall Sunday night. Our phone lines are down'and rnt not able to get in touch with all the I)0P- ple. I wish all my readers an~' friends a very happy and pros, perous New Year and also want to thant~ all that contributed items for my news. The Matlock Community Church will have a watch party and a. pot luck supper New Yea, re Eve. Starting at 8 p.m. Everybody is welcome, there will be a film latel' in the evening. The Matloek Grange will have its anntlld Ne\v Year.~ Eve Party and pot luck lunch bv invitation. Mr. and Mrs. Jahles Freden- burg of Hoquianl and Mrs. Norma .Iacobson of Aberdeen were Ct:rist- mas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, Elvin Hearing. MR. AND MR,~. Harold Clift spent tile Christmas weekend with the loiters sister and family Mr. and Mrs. Art Osburn of Tillamook, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. BradbertT hud Christmas Eve supper with My. and Mrs. Tom Rowe of Shel- tom and then they all attended church and visited the Tunmr family and spent -1 few hours at the Wee Goodburn family all near Shelton. Mrs. Augusta I'ofl, man and Carl Portman spent Christnlas weekend with Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Port- man of Shelton. Mr. and Mrs. Curt Sell and daughter Margo spent the Christ- mas weekend with relatives at Sedro Wooley. Mr. and Mrs. Thorn and chil- dren are the owners of a new car. They spent the holidays at Mount Vernon with relatives. David Valley spent Tuesday ay Robert evening with Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Hea ring. Mr. ana Z~rs. LeRoy Boothe and family of South Bend and Mr. and ~Irs. Herbert Brehmeyer Jr. and children spent Christmas Eve with their folks, :Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Ford. MR. AND MRS. J. D. Simpson of Br~mmlq.on spent Sunday with Mrs. J. R. Singleton and Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Ford. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mat$in of Ehna Mr .and Mrs. Floyd Sher- wood and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hoskins of Satson were Christmas Eve dinner garnets of Mr. and Mrs, Herbert tlelin, Mr. and Mrs. Max Nilsson of Seattle were week- c+nd guests of the Helin home. N MR. AND MRS. Arthur ,.harp and cllildren and Mr .and Mrs. ,lame:; Rossmaier and girls of Olympia and the Carl Goodburn familv of Shelton spent Christmas Eve \;,,ith tlleir folks. Mr. and Mrs. Lud Roasmaier. Christmas dinner guests at the Lud Rossmaier home were the Eugene Rossmaier ~amily of Olym- pia and the Carl Goodburn fanlily and the Larry Chamberlin family of St~elton. :Mr. and Mrs. Carl ~Valker spent Christmas in Tacoma with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Robet~ Trimble and fmnily enjoyed Christmas \. ', Imagin Only.... Mr. and Mrs. Arehie Calahan along with Archie's sister, Mrs. Gable and niece, Pam, and his ........ father, Kelley Calahan, enjoyed a . ~i ~i,+ Merry Christmas at Arelfie's sis- So delicious"---'toppeu with.... Let" and brother-in-law's the Ben Morris at Redondo Beach. Mr. and Mrs. George Bryden had their two daughters with thetr children at home Christmas, Mrs. ~"~+~ Sandra Winters and Tony, Tim and Kim, of Lacey and Mrs. Ag- Snoboy Frozen. nes Dyment, Eddie and Pat of Lil- Raspberries_...._ .................. 10 size liwaup. ~ 0 r .... 0 Z, Christmas Eve at the Kenneth Connally's were Mrs. Elsie Sey- mour. Mr. and iVh's. Bob Weather- ~i~!::~! ~i~:~~!~:::~ .::~!~::::...:..-~: "~ ~ II I~ Bill Seymour and children, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alexander and LENNON,s " Chuck Mr. and Mrs. Roger Mad- leon and Mr: and 1Vfrs. Tom Con- S~8 £1~e.~o~ne U.~;DI:. nally and children. L ssROo~/~~&~-" "- ~,1: ! The ~reathcrleys will remain .4glJ~ij Vfednesdav visiting relatives CH;i ' 'e;;+:'+;; ..... '+" 69" 'b=e?°~re +tu'~in~ + Peace Park at ' U.S: ~?, ~C h o~i¢~e Ao~nTe ?:b~t ¢ /~lafne: ~ ! .^N,S ~:ULL~ cOO~.ED CHRISTMAS DAY Mrs. Sey- LENNu s""'" mour hadmostof her family at IIl$ ! "'-...- .... : .... "- + ,. home, the Art and Roy SeymoursMrs. '~JkR,~..-- i" .,i. ''.' k--Jn'ess Fresh Loan"".. -'' "''--," ............ • " Tin 'b 6 ¢"" "-- 7 ~ONE ~ ~t ; from Bremerton, Mr. and Mrs. GROUND " ........... . 9 Bryan Schulky of Bremerton, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Weatherly and S Wift's Pr"--" ~UgK -- daughters, Mr. and Mrs. B,ll Sey- ;:::?i~17' less, FUll~+." e~d,,~ recur and'children and M'r. and fl4/~lNP~,Eb"Hik:~e C::0k Mrs. Kenneth Connally and chin Sha~k PO~liO~ dren. =m .. r S ~ *~ "~ 10. +-- 8 Rule Dickinson and Mr. u'lU, I?./li~ll~.k _ .~9 and Mrs. John Shortsleeves had ~ Rath,s o,wl|l/~¢U ~AM ,,. Christmas dinner with their chil- dren, the Gordon Diekinsons. Sun- -- . . I.. 13c ,:.IVERe --. ,' u day the Gordon DickinsonSMrs. Bill wereRbn. '", --__0~ ' ' " , • Ib, 98C Sa `-O±s+ • • • t. tb" s9¢ guests of Mr. and ,.." podi ........... , oo, Cu .... tier in Tacoma. SlUS4~,~, ~o~ u~ .............. ,~. 49, Since his birthday falls on Christmas, Harold Drakeandfam- ,G~I~~ SI~ • • 6~U~¢ ily spent Christmas Eve at Har- " ............................. lb. old's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Drake's of Shelton and enjoyed birthday cake as well as a Christ- mas tree. Christmas morning Mr. and l~rs. Ben Drake arrived at their son's home in time for a Christmas breakfast and to watch their grandchildren open presents. MR. AND MRS. William Gilbert enjoyed their family at their home Christmas. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hansen and Chris, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Roberts, Seattle, Dean Gilbert, Spokane, Mr. and .... 10 OZ, Mrs. Jim O'NeI1, Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O'Neil and Paige and SNOBOY FROZEN pkg. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis O'Neil and Dennis Junior. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Connally and weekend visitors, the formers folks, Mr .and Mrs. ~obert Tfl~- ble St'. m~l daughter Karen 'of Cathlamet and a" brother."Deirll Trimble of Minneapolis, Mifln. Rev. and Mrs. mxmes Everest and son Bobby were' Christm~ts dinner guests of Mr. and i~fz~s. Steve Brown. Mt~. and Mrs. Herbert Brehmey- er Sr. and sons Michael and BH- an and Mrs. Ray Kimmerly and family, the iatter of Shelton, had Christmas dinner with Mr. arid Mrs. Paul Johnston of Ehna. Jim and Da~ell Kimmerly are spendt~g this week with their grandparents. Rev: and Mrs. James Everdst and son Bobby left Monda.y fol~ W~e- Minnville, Ore. to vmit Mrs. Ever- est folks a few days. MEDIUM YELLOW 4 LBS. ¢ s ,¢ LB. BAG MINCED CLAMS 4 N°'4 s$1 TRADEwELL COFFEE S & W Small l-lb. '"~' WHOLE YAMS ........................................ • ,.. 89¢ .,o .,o S&W TITLE INSURANCE BUILDING Coudy Savings g Loan Association Mrs. Van Overbeck spent Christ- mas at the home of Mrs. Betty Basher's in Bremerton. Mrs. Bertha Visser was a guest of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. LeslieMcGhee, Christmas. 6 OZ, Bruce Miller arrivedhome in time to spend Chlstmas with his SNOBOY FLORIDA FROZEN 3 12 oz. tins $1.00 Tins mother, Mrs. Georgia Miller, Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, Mr. and MrS. George 1Vflller, Mrs. Don Smith, --;;------~-----;-; Mrs. Charles Longshore, Fredrick Casey and Mrs. Benny Noonan as well as many nieces and nephews, gtm~hv S& W 6mall Mr. and Mrs. Edward RadtkeFealty went to Seattle Christmas day toCOCKTAIL .................................... 5 303Tins$1 WHOLE ONIONS 303 ........................................ , __¢ be with her daughter, Mrs. Daisy Arden Neun and family and the Jim ~ai66n'~6r~[ES Radtkes. All were able to be to- 32 oz. 39¢ TOM & JERRY BATTER Pt. ........................................................ Bt,. ......................... ____¢ 69 aether for dinner at the Neuns. Betty Crocker A happy New Year to you all, Tradewell - 3 Bag Box and many thanks for your pa- POTATO CHIPS .................... tience and for your news in 1965. Box 49`.¢ CINNAMON ROLLS 3 9Y~i;:" 89+ .................................................. Party Tyme - 10 Varieties Nalley's - 8 Flavors 24 oz. .......................................... s,,o 89`¢ + CHIP DIPS o=. s,,o 45' COCKTAIL MIXES .... . ............................................................. 25 ct. Aa¢ Planters ................................................ pkg. ="11" ~W~- OOCKTAIL PEANUTS 6.+,+ o,. 37¢ Minute Maid Blended o,r Grapefruit .................................... +,ze FROZEN JUICE 6 6=. $1 • ....................................... Tins -- REMODELING B a M BAKED BEANS 3 o,. • ................................... T+.s 89¢ ,,~,~Coffee Corner Standby Large Pitted Manning's RIPE OLIVES 3 No., $ ........................................ Ta,l Tins 1 ,$, 29 .Pacific Pearl ........ 2 lb. Tin GRAB MEAT o, 69¢ l-,b. Tin 69c + ........................................................... Sze .. Prices effective thru Friday, Dec. 31, 1965. No sale to dealers. Reserve Right to Limit Quantity. Equal Opportunity Employer. LARGE SLICING LB. Smucker's: Butterscotch, Caramel, Choc. Fudge, Pineapple 12 oz. size 4/'1