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Norman Jensen, son of Mrs. Selma Jensen "raduatcd from the university '.a. . of Washmgton Seh~ol ~f D_ent1stry June 9, standmg third m !us class. He was voted a membership jn the '.honorary dental fraternity, Omicron Kappa Upsilon. ,.. · · · f l J'orn1an is a native o Par dand and attended PLC high school. He grad· . · uated from Whitman college m Walla Walla before enrolling at the univer· 1 l · stty. He pans to start dcnta practice a.b out A ugust 1.
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DRIVE SLOW! SCHOOL'S OUT! I Children are going to play; you couldn't stop them if you would. At school a ball is thrown, strikes a fence, and is quickly, safely re c o v e red. There's no fence now to keep that child within hounds. He is going into the street to retrieve tbat hall. Beware! That hall could '.ic a trag"dy with you it one end. A child's mind is ctivc, so arc his legs. de pursues a thought Trav JJ:ryer without inhibitions; if ·it takes him into the path of our car , .. well, he prepared to stop, quick. Have )'Qu t.:n;r tried to fig1ire out the flight-plan of a butterfly? It is 'ak plan is to give that chilcl a wide lwrth, with one 'foot on the brake and
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Children of Elk Plain area ·had a busy day Memorial day when they attended the hig Elk Plain school picnic. Everyone had fun, from the youngest to the oldest, and there were
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p•cI NIC .SU NnIJ AY . . . p· C J C l 1 1ie terce ,aunty ersey att e club is holding its annual picnic next Sunday, June 17, at Kirsten Farm,
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h. d' ... · f t . h , k e 1sluss1on o wo- ou1 par mg regulations and the installation of OmlC! eseall'C a stop light at 82nd Street Louis John L. Swanson, former Parkland Barrett is president. man, graduated from Reed college m Portland, Ore.'' Sunday, June 10. He is employed rn the atomic research · · ·. ' · department at Recd college until September when he starts work at Han' ford. . He is the son of Mrs <\.lfred Grod- I . , · • vig of Parkland. Grandparents are theff home rn Parkland.
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regular meeting at 8:30 Wednesday evening, June 20, in the Watkins bldg., · · Ave. Items of business\ 8408 Pacific
Mr.. and Mrs. :'\'. A. Gellatly of Corvallis Ore. and Mr. and Mrs John · ' ' · · . P. Swanson. of Parkland. Attendmg . . J the graduation exercises were Mr. and Drl Totten, shcnff of things fol' the parent club. l\f G d c, ,, . . . rs. ro vig, Mr. and Mrs. L. I. t h c i\.Oundup, ~nd Jack Brown, pres'.- . D'.1rmg the mornmg~ pnor _to the Hedlund and Gerald Hedlund, all of dent of the busrncss club, added a bit p1c111c, Judge Ewalt will classify the Parkland. of. extra fun to the ~ccasion by deliv- J herds of Root and B. F. Peabody and cn~g the bank deposits of some of the Sons, in Kitsap county. These herds busmess fll'ms of the area to the bank will he completed in time to proceed by horseback. to the Kirsten Farm by noon. The Accompanied hy that master of thief picnic will start at 12 and cla;sificadetcctors, Del Totten, Jack Brown, tion to follow shortly after the picnic seated on that fugitive from a mink is mer. Better come on down for a farm horse of his, straining under the great time. extra weight of all the gold bullion Our Nllw Phone Number Is was met at the bank doors by the top GRanite 868H wheels ·of tlrnt establishment, A1:t LUCKY SALES & SERVICE Swindland and Howie Snowden. While 1 '.15th & Pacific Avenue ihc bewildered hundreds of patrons Used Cars looked on the gruup made their pony Our New Phone Number Is express deposit and departed in a ~ GRanitc 3683 cloud of dust. PIERCE COUNTY REFUSE 11004 PACIFIC AVE. ONE BLOCK NORTH OF BANK 135th & Pacific Avenue Oh well, we !tad lun . . . even jf Weekly G<!rbage Collection 1t 1s11 t a good story.
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The_ annual Str~wbcrry Festival, a lot of them there, too, to have fun. Mr. V. R. Selle, former owner of one of the outstandmg events of the A feature of the picnic was the the Parkland Fuel Oil Service, js a year on Waller road, will. be held in contest held for the younger set to busy man in Parkland these days helpthe Waller Road,_Comrnun.ity hall FnI determine Mr. and Miss Elk Plain jn i'.1g. a l~t with the Pa:·ldand Round~~' day, June ~5. The affair is sponsor.eel two age groups. ndmg m the Sheriffs Posse, partlc1by the Mane Hazen Orthopedic Guild In the one to three year class little p~tmg rn horse shows a~d now b~sy and J'unmy Ch ar b onrau, 3, took t h c h on- with a group . proceeds arc used fur the wmk of . of . young. .nders helpmg the group.. . · . ors as Mr. Elk Plain. In the girls'· them organize mto a ndmg group. The ladies rn charrre spendmg . . · The new grou]J called The Parl·land 0 are . . class as Miss Elk Plain \Vas Norma . ' .' \. many hours 111 preparation fo1· the J M ' Junior Horsemen, was . or~amzcd by . . ean oun, age 3 . . • event, thus assurmg the public of a Tl . d M Mr. Selle m order to given the youth "b tt . th , "' f ( , 1 D ·!' .· . 1e JU ges, rs. D. Andrews of f ti h h h . d 1 e e1 an C\CI es i~ a., e 1c10us BEAMING at the nhotorrraohcr arc these cute little winners of the Elk Plai Graham Mrs Betty Shaw of Orting o 1e are.aw o ave orses _a~ w 10 strawberry shortcake w1ll be served school picnic contest t;, determine the t'tl of'"l\1 d M' Ell Pl . nf d ' ' . '· want to nde the best superv1S1on and f · · i c r. an tss < am o an Mr Clarence La Crosse of the · , rom 0~ to ..1 o_ dock. .1951. On,.thc left is Jimmy Charboneau 3, Norma Jean Moon 3. Linda . - . . . chance possible. Like he so modestly As m previous years, a style show Kay McKmsey, 4, looks happy as she stands next to Jimmy Hecker, 5, who Tun~s Journal h_ad a tough iob m says, "Shucks, I just help them out a will be presented by a local sportswasn't a bit abashed at all the publicity. pickrng the wrnnmg group of the four rttl, 1 d 't d •th. , " Of ... ,. . . . - .. ' . . (Times- Journal hoto b . La Crosse) and five year old class since there were t e,. o? o an} mg. cou1se and an attrnct1ve prngiam · P -,. . that lS qmte an understatement, but •wem1 shop d f . h · · f h so many entrants. As usual everyone h . . . is p anne or t c enjoyment o t osc , . . '. t at JS Just the way Mr. Selle hkes d. 'l'l 1 I • 2 wasn t happy with the dcelSlon d . . atten mg. 1e sty e s 10w starts at · J to o thmgs, iust help people out. o'clock in the afternoon, to be followed ~V~nners in th~dgirl class of the ~our Meeting on -Wednesday nights the by the program. an ive y_ear o s was pretty Lmda group gathers at seven at the corner The evening hours arc from 6 to 9 Kay McKrnsey, ·age 5. As her mate of Allison and East F. where they do · o·cl~ck, the style show and progra,nl was Junm'y Hecker;age 4. He simply some drilling, receive instruction and gcttmg under way at 7 :30 ·p.m. . . . . stole the show when Jt came to the have their brief meeting. ~rogram fratures jnclude songs by .. . . . . boys' class: . F~rnishing the instruction for the Ca10l Fer.ch:. accordion numbers by Friday evening an epthus~ast1c. ~roup_ met at the Parkland Sponsonng the event was th~ P-TA, dnlhog of this young g'.oup is the Michael ~Jmstcns_cn; a tap dance by ~cho'?l and formed the Franklin P1;rc,e High Booster club. The W. L. Gilstrap, president, which was very capable ·Mrs. ~- W1cklme~ forPamela ."''eeks; piano solo by. Penny 1'.1eetmg. had been called by the P-1 A s of c;=entral A venu;~ Col- run by the Preschool group under the mer member of the la coma Lanettes. Silverna1l, and several selectwns b'y hns, M1~land and P_addan~ to form a high school P- 1 A to leadership of Leonard Cook. Barbara Br:•ant is the club captain, the Rhythm Sparks, Waller Roads v:ork with tl;ie admm1strat1on durmg and afreT the construeSharon Ellmgson holds the title of '.cen-agc Miss Anna Lee t1on of the high sc_hool. However, the state of P;,T j\ I secretary-trcasur:r of the group. 1sh will smg a solo. Added attractions .;tres.tnct the use of P-T A m Mr. Selle pornts out that anyone for the festival will be a fancywo~k such a capacity_ and so, in reund~r 2_0 who has a ~l~rse and able booth and games. The. door prize will. ~po?se to the WI~!) of the group, I to ndc is welcome to _1om_ the group. 1 be a _flat. of. strawbcrnes. . , H,1gh Boosters was formed. At present th: group i_.s bcm_g trarn:d. Mis: Ja':k general chair1 he of the C\'Cnrng was .they will m outside man, ;s berng ass1.ted by the follow. . Supt. Morns Ford who explarncd the activ1t1cs, have summer ndes and othc.~m.mrttecs_: k 1 t ch en, Mrs. H. A. limitatio_ns. on the use of state money crwise have fun with their muunts. \\eeks, Mrs. C. A. Benson, ~rs. H. for furrushmg kitchens and other non. , Gustafson, Mrs. H.F. Kukowski, Mrs. . I I I classroom buildings and the need of\ Three hundred twenty-f1ve_ pupils Godfrey Berg and Mrs. Homer Haney; The Rev. Roy E. Olson, prominent some group to assist in checking O\•Cr ?ad enrolled ~y Tu~sday of this w~ek tickets, Mrs. C. E. Sanbeck and Mrs. in Lutheran circles in the Northwest plans of the proposed high school so ~n th~ Vacallon Bibi~ .school which C 0 CllB'S 1p ll'H'lfe&'S George Hazen; strawberry and past 0 r of Central Lutheran as to ~eguaint the neighborhood with ~~ b~m~ held. at _Tnnity Lutheran Spanaway may well be proud of Mrs. H. Gustafson. church Tacoma has accepted the what is being done. He also explained ur h m Paikland, l 7 teacheis, plus two of her young women, former 0f f I ' ' se Tral s · . 10 · 1 . Games arc 10 _chai·g_e ~. Mrs. Jae'. . position. of director of public relations the need of an organization to as~ist ~h' ·ar'a. SISta~ts:. WC.IC .. e Jal gc graduates of Spanaw.ay. school, who Health and Mrs. Gilbert Carlson, at Pac1fic Lutheran collene lo assume m staamrr e "' ious classes. Mis. Kdme1 N. last Wednesday c'-emng won hono,·s 0 b proper ocrround-brenkmcr r • · t:i ' ' · u R · .. -. . . . . . fancy work, Mrs. JO;. \; alcn.tme and his new duties Sept. 1. He has re- and cornerstone-laying ceremonies, It oe is supervisor of the Pnrna1y de- at then' graduat10n ·with the Class of i Mrs. Homer Haney; pubhc1ty, Mrs. signed his pa'turat'" is ex1wrted that the hi"h school w1'll partment. Dr. Steen, the pastor, holds '51 from Clon·r Park high school. 0 • • " ...... • • . • .._ J Donald Aherns. Mrs. Johnson has The Rev Olson replaces the Rev be able to operate the 9th and 10th 1 a sumlar position for the upper classes. Alice-Lenore Scearce and Joyce Matt• • Th I I · · 'd charge of decorations and Mrs. Gilbert M·ilton Nesdg present director who oTadcs by September of 195? adding c sc 100 contmues until Fn ay. sen received Acti,-ity placqucs for their • . be the commentator for_ is returning to' active duty · Tl ~ ,rnnud! . . p1cmc ·. · an~ pla1-day , · · · · . Carlson will as· a ' chap- ·~the 11th grade in '53, and -,the' 12th . ''.'. many actint1cs durmg high school the style show. Piano music for the lain in the U. S. Navy about the first grade in '54. Construction is expected festi,v1ties of the church will be held years and both were awarded scholshow will be played by Mrs. Alvin of August. to start in the late summer. on ~unday on the church grounds, fol- arships for further education. Ferch. . Re\'. Olson has ser\'ed as pastor of Bob Sharpe was elected tcmP'!lxary lowmg the regular p~·ogram of ·Sun.Joyce Mattsen was awarded a $1 DO Everyone knows of the splendid Ccntnl church since January 19 4 7 'd t f th . . day school and services. A potluck scholarship to the School of Nursing· . . ' ' . ' : prcs1 en 0 c llC\i\' organ1zatlon, d. .· b ' . "' . . ' by the Or- T.Tc has been acti·,,e 1·11 local ch r·cl 'ti F. k S lk f. . . mner v.ill e sen cd at noon 111 the at 1 a coma Gene ml hospital g·1ven by \ work that . is accomphshed . . ·. . ,;--i ' , u 1 WI l 'ran · c · as irst v1cc-prcs1. ·· . ' , . , tlrnpcd1c ~ssociat10n and i_ts p;~1id' · irrtd c.ivic nffairs. He is a member of ·dent; Mrs.· C. P. Johann, second vice-'· t~e Pierce Count'.'_ !Yfrdica.l A~socra• groups. This ts the manner m wluch the Kiwanis club . tion Womens auxrhary · µn.:s1'd en t ; M rs. H . E . N us b aurn, secthe Marie Hazen Guild finances its Prior to his Tacoma service Rev. rctary and Mrs R 0 b 01·t G 0 tt ·h ll· Alice-Lenore Scearce was the rcpart of the work-now you may do Olson had sen-eel parishes in I\.etch- ! trcasu:-cr. · sc a ,, who ha\'e done supcri.01: :-vork in Sun- cipicnt of a freshman scholarship CO\'· yours by attending. "Tickets arc 50 jlrnn Alaska Minncap 0 rs . day school. The frstint1es mad< the cring room rent and also an Applied 1 'and St · . ' ' A bv-laws comnuttee was selected d f h S d Th . . . cents each and everyone 1s assured of Cloud Minn Froin 19'3'> t 0 1936 h . · en o t c un ay sc11001 year. c 1\..fus1c scholarship both to Ccntra] ' · ·e and mstructed to draw up a set of S d I .I .1 . ' a real value for the money. A very was national prisons director for the . un ay schoo w1l recess unti Sep- Washmgton College of Education- and . . . guvernrng rules to be presented at the b . . . . ' . cnioyable time awaits you at the Corn- Evangelical Lutheran church and , . .. tem e1. a third an Applied Music scholarslup · . · · ' ' next mcetrng. Servmg on thts corn· ' , mumty hall, 54th and Waller road, from 1936 to 1939 he was national . .11 b C · . to Western Washmgton College of e · Melvrn McKenney, , MRS ANNA ARTHUR 74 f 770 · , on F'n.cl ay, J une 15 , o_ to 4· and 6 to executive secretary of the Lutheran mittee wi • , ,o - Education. ' ' Don Eastvold, Mrs. John Gorow, Mrs, 108 h S · h S 1 R d d. .· 9 p.m. Brotherhood of the E L C . . . t t., rn t c a es oa 1st11ct, · · · · Emil Ripoli and Mrs. Robert Lvnd d. T . I . I He is a graduate of Luther ThcoM . . . icd ucsday 111 a ocal hosplla . She · 1 snrunary · . St . !' au 1 M.inn. Plans are bcmg,forrnulated for the 1og1ca 1n . . was a native of Indiana and had lived Wh'l . ' . M'inM ground-breakmg ceremony. late~ this in the community since 1926 • She i e ·serving as pastor 1n · d f or I11s · out- summer cind for other meetmgs. Everywas a member of Bethesda Baptist neapo l'IS h f' was ntr . . . ..
Who says there isn't somcthino· new All members and everyone intcn::stcd • • . . .. , '.'] . v . • • 1• 01 old rn Parkland: Durmg the recent j 1~ Jc1sey cattle aic mv1tcd. Th_e pieParkland Roundup everyone had fun. me lunch will he a potluck affair and Sharing in the fun was the stnff of a very intcrestjng program is schedthe >lational Bank of Washington in uled. · farkland, wh~ sponsored a contest for The feature of the day will be the k.d " · · f · ·1 c1cs, g1v1ng aw~y our pair of co\v- herd classification of Kirsten Fann, boy boots to the lucky-winners. in which Prof. Harold Ewalt of OreAl · · · . . ong with all the Jun went a little gon State college will be official clasextra horseplay, of course, with Art sification juclge. Twenty-one head of c · di d J k · . . . .~wm an , Jan· manager, and Howie these fme registered Jersey cattle wJll ·d ~ .· t JI b . . . S • noVY en, ass1s ant n1anagcr, rea y e scored according to the ofhc1al 1 nettin · t o th c splllt . · .· o f t h'mgs b e- sea1e of pomts . ~ g m as spec1.f.1cd by the · . l h . d cc ke d m rea onest to goodness Amencan Jersey Cattle club, and such .. appare . I f or ti1e occas10n. · · . . we·st ern c1ass1·f·reatwn rntmgs are entered with
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mcrvik B c Niesin Lloyd Larson "'NO IT''" NOT A HOIDU" I' · Wilbur Roberts . James Slater A. r ; . . ts F;st t 1lO;Se c1rnra~ters from out of the . ' ' , . . Old West for a hit of fun rn connection with the first annual Parkland .l'ruitt, RnhPrt D. Marshall, Edwm ! Roundup. Pictured above with ~un in hand is "Sheriff'' Del Totten, guardBit:tz, Ole Rogness, Leonard Atwood, ing the _loot as deli.vcred .hy _Club President Jack Brown to Bank Managers John Bullion, Arne Pederson, Rufus Art Swn~cllam! ann Howie Snowden, hands in pocket ready to receive the e1, W . W . .1..rann11, O Uo J opp, .... heavy sh1pment.-(T1mrs-Journal photo bv, LaC:rossc). p a1·k·· . '
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'Vhile there, th~y \V. 1-'odd \VilS gi\·cn F~·iday cve1~ing at J Visit in Portland Trolius: E,-rlyn Haakenson. staved at the Dominion hotel and vis- the home of her cuusm, :Mrs. Charles Mrs. Robert HoO\·cr (Betty Taylor) 1 II. DECORATIVE itcd the Buchard Gnrdens. They re- Harris, on Enst 'l'lth and Adams. The and children, Bobbie Lee and Gregory, Arran!-{Cllll'ntsturned hon1c the follo\ving Sunday. e\·cning \Vas_ spent pla~.:ing ga1ncs and of Purtl.-ind, Oregon, visitrd hrr pnr1\nalgous, l\.'1rs. Roscoe C. Lane. ALL FLAVORS Lost a Dou-? tlie honored guest rccr1vcd many love- rntsJ ?vfr. and Mrs. Carl Taylor, frozn Co111plc111cntZJry, Mrs. Roscoe (~. . ti c 1J l nc l( f en1:i Ic ",,o"l·ot' A Iv o;ifts. Those present were Mesd~mcs May ?7 to June I. She visited manv La ne. 1it· ri. - •- "1- "I'nni'c·l .~ was faun«! near 9 Jst and McKinley I Charles Williams, Elvin Harris and of her friends before returning home. Monochromatic: Mrs. R. L. RcnBARBER SHOP 8Vcnuc last \Vcck. 'l'o clai111 the puppy, Michad and Judy,, Edward J. I-folloTheater Party wick, Mrs. Clarence B. Srnith. Tisch's Corner I sec Marj01ic Huver at Rt. 'l, Rox 971, wny, Harold Sta,·1g, Herbert Piper, NAmsco Misses Rnth Bagger, Donna Taylor, All Green: Mrs. Ross Le Master. 12-o'Z. PKG, JIJICE Allen Peter, Isaac Zook,_ Edward Hen- Nurre Le Mar, Nita. Stf'inbock, and Miniature: Mrs. J. C. IIikc, Mrs. Hours: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tacoma, or phone GR. 53 J 4., ORANGES •• 'lb. 7c drieks, Herschel Pnync, Alex Thomp- Sally Alstead enjoyed a dinner at Vern Tuttle. Children's Haircutting a Specialty A1t<>nrl Rose Festival 1 ~ I! I RUBY GEM Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cook ·nnd Mrs. son, Charles Treakle, Walter Ganigan Crawford's, Friday, Juuc 8. After th.e Dinner Table: Mrs. Max Q~iirncttc. and the hostess and her two cluldrcn, dinner, the girls W<'nt to see "The Rhythm: Mrs. Harold Peterson. TOMATOES, 21c LGE. GIANT KAY Y, LB. J\nn and Chucky. Great Caruso.~' Narro\v~ncck Container: Mrs. lloss WINESAP 9-LB. BAG Altar Society Meeting Boby Shower / LeMastcr. . ANOTHER MEMBER OF THE GREAT NAMES / The Allar s?cic:ty ufll'.c St. John. of A baby shower was give~ for Mrs. Crescent Design: Mrs. J. C. Hitch. FAMILY the Woods pansh arc having a mretmg Wm. Weaver hy Mrs. Eilts Walker, Cup and Saucer: Mrs. Harold Pt+ this Thursday at the Frank Redings' Thursday, June> 7, at 12 noon. They crson. summer lwrne at St. Clair lake near pfoyed bingo. The table was dccornted Plate: Mrs. Harold G. Peterson. : Olympia. with a miniature baby cradle with a 'Weeds: Mrs. R. L. Rcnwiek. Members of the parish whose last doll in it on a mirror bordered with Driftwood: Mrs. R. L. Renwick. n:imes begin with initials L through rosebuds. Two small storks were lookz are sponsoring the last social before ing into the cradk. The napkins were Novelty: Mrs. Vl'rn Tuttle. 1 JUNIOR DIVISION 72ND & PORTLAND AVENUE HI. 7200 fall, Friday evrnir.1g, June 15, at th.e folded in the shape of miniature diaArrangements-Age 6-12 PRICES El'FECTIVE June .15 & 16 Midland Cornmumty hall from 9 ~mtll pers. Those present were Mesdames Leslie Pederson, Linda Healy, Su12. Everyone is asked to wear either Maude Weeks, Lillian Bartle, Roberta san Smith, Sigrid LeMaster. overalls or house dresses and a good Glover, Lois Johann, Leona Hartley., BIRD HOUSES, HORTICU.LTURE BLADE CUT m· I time is promised all those who nttend. Rosella Freeman, Patricia Lewis, Edith Brownie Troup 178: Judy Leraas, Honors at Lincoln Cook, Ila Cook, Virginia Cook Gad- Morgaret Ronning, Jwyla Mcint~sh, Peggy Eaton and Patricia Johnson wa, Delores Holbrook, Mabel Cook, Barbara Duffey, Cathryn Damme!. FINE FOR SEASONING of Midland graduated from Lincoln Estella Cook, Estelle Brown, S;irah Cub Scouts: Leslie Pederson, Paul high school in the upper 12 of the Bright, Elos Ahlstrom, Ethel Wartrn- Flatness. J he, Ruby Montgomery, Eva Clarke, a m Gladys Sharkley, Ann Staffer, Leota I Cook, P.atricia We.eks, Addie Church, Beth G1sbert, Josie Damon, Ma r y Program R e a I "Vitolized Oil" Madsen, Maude Brightman, and the Improvement of county ronds by base paint !hat covers Misses Margold Hamilton, Marilyn the district road crews and the county most any surface in one Madsen and Barbara Madsen. L0CKER MEATS enginccr~s office are ir1 the news this coat Can be washed re• Cub Scouts AVAILABLE \veck, the Pierce county commission peatedly - and painted The Cub Scouts, Den 7, met Thurshaving given the green light to con" over without streaking. day afternoon at the home of Mrs. siclerable ¥. urk in a recent meeting. Try !t once-you'll never CUSTOM CUTTING Allen Zook, their leader. This was the Approw·d we1T projects for the use any other. Comes. in and WRAPPING last n1ccting to be held until sun1n1cr in1provcn1cnt of roads in the Eaton~ Flat, Semi-Gloss and Gloss vacation is over. The boys had a vvicnville area at a cost of $6, 798; in the er roast. Those attending the meeting Parkland area at $3,270.30; in the PFC, JOHN WILLIAl'vf l'OLK, were Bobby Zook, Allen Zook, Earl Our New Phone Number Is Spanaway area at $5,483.50; in the . f lv1,1. an . cl .LY '1 1s. .. J 0111 ·l , $ . U' .S .MC . ,., son o VVuud, Dun Arneberg, Paul- Stavig, GRanitc 8633 Harts and m I" o II.;: o f R t. ._,, o Box (']!· PIERCE COUNTY REFUSE .• Lake. area at ,$7,788, _, >, 1'. trya II up, ts today for FREE booklet, "Color Dynamics for Your Home" ., Gary Rnssf'.l, Jack Thom.pson, and Ray 9 the Kapowsm . . cl a l108-rcl t·l H~ lJ , ,S . ,S . I_,os :\n~ ' I 35th & Pacific Avenue . area cl at ' l J._09. , . _ stattone Sharpe, den chief. On June 24 the Al so approve \Vccldy Garbage CoHcction . . If you'd cut down on my spinach was a project to , 1 . gc cs, cruiser no\v on its way to l'J...orea. Cub Scouts and Scouts will have a widen the curve at the Blondo prop'· . you'd have more money to spend . llc 1s a gradu;ite of Puyallup high • pot luck supper at the Dawson Com- . . Our circle includes: eJty on the Ohop valley. mad at a school in 1 'l!H. j rnunity field. The main C\'Cnt will be at the - , . cost of $1,000; and a project for the . the Ser\'ice Scouts' graduation. Frigidaire, General Elecfric and Gibson improvement of the Sunrise Beach . _ , . ., , , _ , , roacl at a cost of $3,000. l MAR1UAGh LIChNSI•, AI .PLJCAAppliances; Admiral, General Eledric TIO NS lrnvc. been filed in the office A bricbl shower for Miss Shirley and Zenith Television. ~ of the Pierce cou11ty auditor l>y <3cne Balmer was held Thursday, Jnnc 7, Serving 1 IT'S VACATION TIME HOURS S. 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lnipi·oving Mae Milici-, who formerly lived on Carlson road, is' reported in1proving following a month's illness and a stay in the hospital. She is now on the ~oad to recovery and has rcforned to her home at 523 So. 49th St., Tacoma, where she would be' glad to hear from friends by note or tele! phone. Her number i., HA. 5593. I Moved to Lakebay Mr. and Mrs. H. Rouse have sold their home on Vickery road and have moved to Lakebay. They were oldtimc. residents of the Waller Road
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BARNEY McFADDEN, 87 years the Woods church, with burial in Caldircction of the
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Joining Husband Mrs. Ray Wing (Dixie Heinz) last. week for E.l Toro, Calif., where she is joining her husband, who is stationed there with tht U. S .. Marines.
Natlll"e laid .011 color with a heavy lland in Zion National Park It took her millions of years but the sight to summer visitors is worth the .seeing. Carved. almost a half mile deep in the vari-colored sandstone by the Virgin River, the canyon exhibits some pf the greatest natural stone monuments in the world. On tile floor of the canyon is Zion Lodge with cpmfortable accomnwdations, which can be reached. easily from Cedar City where .busscs. meet Union Pacific ail'-conditioned. tl'ains. ill southem Utah.
Our New Phone Number Is GRanite 3688 PIERCE COUNTY REFUSE 135th & Pacific Avenue Weekly Garbage Collection
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Patronize Your Advertisers Mr. and Mrs. Glen Schanck entertained a· few friends Friday evening '1 t a farewell dinner honoring Mrs. Blanch Thomas, who left Saturday for Anderson, Ind., to inake her hon1e with her son Ward. She has been in ill heal.th for some time and her 'son has finally persuaded her to come cast. The Thomas family lived on Canyon Ro::id fo_r n1orc than 35 years, Dinner guests' ,.vcrc ~.1Ir. and 1-1rs. . Hans Halverson of Puyallup, Mrs. Minnie Grout of Tacoma, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Woodrjng of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. Goodale of Enumclaw and i Mrs. _Mable Zin1_111cr of San Francisco, forn1er 'Sun1'111it r~sident \Vho is, a house guest of the Schancks.
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the addition of fresh merchandise and the rearranging of floor displays for! the convenience of euSton1crs. Future plans call for so1nc I'cn1odeling, new fixtures and ne\V floor cases, looking to the complete modernization of the store. Feeling as he docs about the community, Mr. Jacobs declares tlrnt N cw arrival in the bminess life of nothirig is too good for his store. The new owner of the store is a the South End, as of June 1, is.Hown~g_istt:red pharu1[tcist and ;vill be able l! ard L. Jacobs, who on that date took , over the ownership and management to give prompt atkntion to filling all j of the drug store at 8'1th 'and Padfic prescriptions.
Mr. Jacobs made his .choice of location after long study and careful consideration, arriving Bt the conclu~ sion. that this section holds a fine .future fo1· its people, both in a business: \Vay and as an ideal horrlC spot. He .has been. in the Pacific Northwqt for 16 years, traveling out of Seattle for a large drug firm, so lrn.s had ample opportunity to appraise many localities before settling on this one. In addition to the many details of his--be,v--business, he is concentrating on selling the family home in Seattle a11d buying a residence near his business. Thee family consists of his wife, a daughter, Gretchen, in hf'.r freshman year at the University of Wash'-------'"---,...;.-...;.___--'-1 ington, and a son, Philip, eight and a half.
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day c~venin'g· in hon'or of their daughter. Marlene's ninth birthday. Con-
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Next Sunday, June 17, the Elk Plain ·Sunday. school will have a special Father's Day program with Marilyn Ockfen in charge. Gifts will be SPANA WAY Jcrylyn Patrick, daughter of Mr. presented to the oldest father, .the WOODS and 1Vfrs. Fred Patrick, i's recuperating youngest father and the father with at her. home on East 72nd strret after Awnings Keep House Cooler the rnost children present 'it church. her recent tbusillectomy. Jtrylyn had J(EEP Olcl ·Sol from healing through Everyone is invited to attend. the .windows this sum1ncr, and yQ,u~Jl a rugged tln1e bl.-lt \VC are .glad to find home a much cooler place. Perma· Conference Held report that she is rapidly hecoming ncnt awnings not orily ure. aU:ractive, hut Wednesday evening, June 13, the · tl~ey_ have a .coolin.g _function. her usual sunny self. Elk Pfain church board and workers' There are several advantages to makOpen .House ing your ·ffwn. Constructing the awning conference was held at the Fred AnAn open house was held at the illustrated is simple and h is cheaper dcrson'8lrnrne. Prcse'nt at the meeting home of Mr. and Mrs. John Folk on than purchasing the·· ready-made. You . was ths Rev. Loyal Vickers, executive may paint the awning any <lesired colqr. Canyon Road last Sunday night to Each av/ning should have a s'imple secretary of the Tacoma Council of }1onor the: graduf1tions of their son framework of .1 by 2-inch dressed lum· Qlrnrchcs. The problem of obtaining and daughter from high sch.ool. Tom a pcniiancnt, ,full-ti1nc pnstor f0r tl!e 1, graduated. from ·Bellarmine high, Ta-• Elk Plain church was discussed. coma, and Frances from Puyallup Gleaners high. Many friends and relatives called The Elk Plain Gleaners have canto congratulate To1n and Frances. Re~ celled their June and July meetings. frcshments were served to all callers. The date of the next meeting will be. N cighborhood W others anriounccd later. At the recent meeting of the NeighHome From Korea borhood .Workers 4-.H club, held on Mrs. J. Dowdy of Elk Plain Jcft last Friday, June 8, at the home of Mr. \\•eek for San Frnnc:isc:o vvherc she and Mrs. Norman S')ther, pfans were ·,vill meet her husbaud, Sgt. Dowdy, n1adc to.hold a ('bakci' and cnn.dy sale upon /his return fronl Korea, where to raise fonds so that a vjsit lo County he has been serving with the U. S. Camp will be made. possible. Details "'Anny. as. to the date and place of this sale Piano Recital will appear in this column. Watch for her, with cross-pieces 16 inches apart. Miss Betty Lorine Castle of Elk It should be covered with a bui!tling Plain took part in a piano recital this announccr.ncnt. panel that will lasl as.long as the house. Auxiliary June 28 Recommended is. l\fosunite Ternpered Tuesday, June 12, at Parkland. We wish to remind all members of Presdwpod, either %" .or 3/16" thick. Visiting Grandparents the Ladies auxiliary of the Canyon The panels may form a solid cover over Rae Marie and Kathrine Edwards I BEST QUALITY HWITS AND VEGETABLES AT LOWEST Road Community club that the final the fran1cyvork,. o~ th.ey.111uy be.cut into, of Renton arc spending two weeks MARKET PRICES strips four. to ·si:X inches. wide (ns iUus~ 1necting· .before the sumrncr vacation trated) and nailed to the framework with their grandparents, Mr. and will be held Thursday, June 28, Keep with a small spa.cc between. If strips are used, use pieces of Tem- Mrs. A. B. Howe. In Summer School ' pered Presdwood of. the same width Elk Plain teachers attending school , under the framing too, spacillg them to cover the openiiigs above in the slanting at Pacific Lutheran college .this snm' Contents Hauled Away portion of the awning. mer are Mrs. Bertha Ingalls, Mrs., HUTSON TANK CLEAN.ING If the solid-type covering is used, pro· GR 5467 GA 7033 vide a couple of vent slots at the top of Vera Ferguson, Mrs. Dorothy Ockfcn, the awning to permit heated air to es' Mrs. N or m a Brown and Clifford I ~ cape. Bo~~ . 1 Finish the awnings with a good primer LEGAL PUBLICATION and two fii1ish coats of the same brand. Use of different colors on alternating IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF GR 5772 HI 1261 Our New Phone Number Is strips of the Tempered Presdwood will THE STATE OF WASHINGTON GRanitc 363B give a pleasing effect. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY PIE.RCE COUNTY REFUSE like this will keep the inside Awnings Our New Phone Number Is OF PIERCEl 135th & Pacific Avenue ten1peratur&; of. your home five t'o ten GRanite ll683 W cckly Garbag;c Collection degrees r(Joler on a scorching day. LUCKY SALES & SERVICE No. 111601 135th & ·Pacific Avenue SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION e:rfy date, conflicts with large organWrecker Service izations,planning to use the san1e pic- BETTY JEAN CATLETT, Plaintiff, vs. JOHN JACOB CATLETT, De .. nic area. at the sa1nc: th11e can be fondant. avoided. Many organizations planning FOR FATHER Sun1111cr use of .Spana\vay, Wnpnto, lo pby host to more than 1,000 parWe Have a Fine Selection THE STATE OF WASHINGTON, of Gifts Titlow beach or Pt. Defiance µarks is, ticipants hav' already scheduled pie· To the said JOHN JACOD CATno\.v being outlined and organizations nics .for varimrn dafrs throughout the LETT, Defendant: . . .. d · ~- · dd" You are hereby summoned to applanning to schedule picnics arc re- s:imme1.- L aige .grnups csmng a l· ·pear within sixty (60) days after the 7025 Pac. Ave. Open till 7 :30 p.rn. quested to register with th(, Metropoli- t10nal tables will be accommodated date of the first publication of this Phone HI. 2275 or GA. 6998 tan park district, 212 City Hall annex, whenever possible. Summons, towit: Within sixty (60) as soon as possible. Fires ma)' be built in ]Jicnic ovens days after the 17th day of _May, 1951, defend the above entitled acl1on Facilities at these parks .include and not at any other place jn the and in the above entitled court and a.nswcr stoves, firewood, shelter, and swimthe Complaint of the Plaintiff an<l ming. Lifeguard supervision will also serve a ·cojJy of your ansv.icT upon the undersigned attorneys'for the Plaintiff be madecnvnilable <if all of the ab.o,•e at their..office below statr,d, and in .uu case of your failure so fo do, judgment will be ;rendered against you according to the demands of the complaint which has been filed with the Clerk of the said Court. Our New Phone Number .Is The purpose of the above entitled GRanitc · 36Bll action is to obtain a divorce on the LUCKY SALES & SERVICE ground of burdenso1ne hon1e life aqd l 35th & Pacific Avenue to recover tcn1porary support money General Repairing soon as possible. together with attorney's fees and costs, Additional information may be obPETER L .. STERBICK, Ken Bruce FOR SALE-Welsh baby buggy, bluc- tained by calling MAin 0195. Of Stcrbick & Stcrbick, BROWN and GAMBILL grc•f·n, nlmoSt new, $15. UR.. G420. · Attorneys for Plaintiff. J5d'l 1750 9th St. S. W. Puyallup Office and Port Office Address: FOR SALE--12-wcek-old pigs, $20. Our New Phone Number Is '.l~05!;', South _Yakima Ave., LA. 2990. T. E. Mitchell, Rt. l 0, GRanite 8G8B 1 a coma, Wash11'.gto;i. , Box 800, Tacon1a. l 5c'.l9 LUCKY SALES & SERVICE ~ub. May 17, 24, Sl; June 7; 14, 21, 6-0T. PRESTO COOKER kss than 19:il. 13'.'i1h & Pacific Avenue ·)~enr old, $1 O; other pans; good perUsed Cars 1 colator, $2. LA. 7410. !5d9 REWARD-'-Lost, man's wrist watch between Airport, Burnett ·and Midland. Owner will identify. GR. 5fi'.l0.
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GRAVEL, bank run, good for driveway;-4 yards, $61' Crushed rock and drainficld gravel.. GR. 8095, GR. 8259. 15ctf
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1941 Plymouth Coanpe 1941 Chevrolet. C~niib Couh>e
WANTED - Typing to do in my home; experienced legctl typist. Call GR. 7289. . 15ct£
Weekly GARBAGE Collections Phone GR. 8688
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Pierce County Refuse Co. .
1949 F@rd C~st@m 2°door 1947 Ply. Spedal De~i!i1'e 4-dcor 1950 $tude 4~«.:~©©ll' c~~lmpion • 1941 Stude Sedan
. MOTOR REBUILDING Shop: GR 7450 - Res: HI 6190 Pacific Avenue at Brookdale MACHINE SHOP & GARAGE
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED-Con. tents hau.led away.. Don Redford, 82'.>D So. Fawcett.· GA 7334. If no answer call BR 1153. 15ctf
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$595 Ford 2-door $525 Dod~e Sedan $395 f lymouth 2-d©@r $395 Mercury 6~pass. Coupe $1995 C&levrolet 4~door $1095 • Clhl~,wr@let 4mdocr $995 Chev. Sedan Delivery • • $995 Chev. Aero Fleetline Sed•• $1395.20 . . . $1050 Chevrolet Coupe Chevrolet Coupe . • . $1050
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313, GR. 8251, Tacoma. Or, Mrs. Holmes says, anyone wan~ in,o;. to make a contribution for the, well may leave it at John Rohr'i.1' Hardware at Spanaway, stating it is Due to the efforts of Nancy Holmes for the Spanaway cemetery well. on Memorial Day at· the Spanaway cemetery, a nice start was 1nade to Our New Phone Number Is raise funds to drill a well .at the ceme.GRanite 8688 LUCKY SALES & SERVICE tery and put in a pump. Anyone 'wish135th & Pacific Avenue ing details of the plan is .asked ,to Wrecker Service contact Nancy Holmes, RFD 7, Box
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Large or SmallCore Blocks, $8 ed. in 2 ed. Loads, $10 ed. in Single Lds. HEAVY PLANER ENDS SAVE$$ BUY NOW( $$SAVE
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