Times journal v 12 no 51 aug 29, 1957 by Pacific Lutheran University Archives

Sec. gum P.L.&R U.S. Postaee Paid Parklan:l Branch racoma, V.'ash. Permit No. 9P •

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HELP CAMiE QUICKLY -- When L. R. Fisher, 926 South 13/ith sti-ect, discovered that his home was on fire Thursday morning, Aug. 22, he probably foresaw the loss of ail family possessions. His wile was away at work and he and the five children were indoors, so did not know that a spark hml ignited the roof until the !lames hud a good start .. Neighbors noticed the fire, called the Parkland Vclntecr Fire Dc[Jartment and then rushed over to help the Fishers save what they could. The 11rnmpt arrival of the faemen. and their efficient handling of the situation stopped the fire practically at the ceiling line, though some furniture was damaged by heat and water; there was considerable !11ss of clothing and personal effects. Tbe Fisher family -- Mr. and Mrs. Fisher, sons 10, 13 and 14, mnl daughters fl and HI-arc presently living in a small cottage on the McCormack place on East l 2 l st street. Anyone wishing to contact them may call LE 7-6191. Mr. and Mrs. Fisher are deeply grateful to the Parkland firemen, to the friends and neighb'.n·s who have helped in many ways and also to their insurance company, whicb bad trucks deliveri.ng material to repair their home before sundown on the day of the fire. It will be another week before the family can again occupy the McKewen Studio Photo house.

lacamas Fair Set Sept. 7th

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The 22nd · nnnual , Lacamus Community Fair wil be held SatFarmers Mutuul Ins. Co. urday, Sept. 7. The Fair comAuto - Fire - Liability mittee, headed by Dick ThursJ. J. GUNNS Agency ton, has planned a full and 'inand BARBER SHOP teresting day for those who atrin:{ Ea. 1'16th St. LE 7-775'1 tend. Beginning with judging of ex2 Blocks East of Trtmsformers, hibits at J l:OO a. m., a partial Spanaway list of on tries is as .follows: Comnmnity display, individual farm CLU'FORD M. KORSMO displays, cattle, hay, grains, v~g Lutheran Brotherhood etablcs, eggs, poultry, rabbits, ~ Life Insurance ~ The last word in automo~il~s ~ fruit, canned foods, bakcd,,goods, LEnox 7-5644 ~ is usually • . . the wiles ~ fancy work and flowers. :(

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'The ·1-H clubs from surrounding communities will enter their val'ious proje~·ts. A recently added attraction ls th<e horse show headed by Teel Lant?., beginning at 1:00 p. n1. Sho\:\'l11Hnship and Htting-_Ul'O fca:.-1).1"(;d: a~.:.:.~1;{--\1/lth- fiv2 }p:i::•s':dJack games, all riders to be 18 or under. An abund.011cc of rsnod food will be served by the ladfos of the food committee. An in Lcretillng evening progran1 beginning nt 8:30 o'clock an<l featuring local talent has been planned by M:·s. L. A, Peterson. Complete premium lists and rules for tl11' horse show may be obtained from the nwm hers of the Fair committee: Dick Thurston, E. D. Larson and Ted Lantz.

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Considerabl a concern is being felt in the Parkland-Spnnaway area because of a threat to Tacoma Transit bus service to those communities. Some _time ago a suit against the Cjty of Tacoma was filed by Robert F. Vilright, ownc1·-operator of Nisqually Valley .Lines, '\rho maintains ·that Tacoma Transit Co. is owned by Tacoma and that a municipality cannot legally opemte h.us service outside the city limits.' On August 19 judge Frank lfale denied u demurrer proposed by the City of Tacoma and in effect ruled that this matter could and should proceed to trial. The City's demurrer was based on the proposition that inasmuch as Robert F. Wright's privilege to operate bus service between Yelm and Tacoma gave him no permit or certificate ·allowing him to make the turn-around service in Parkland and Spnnaway, that .the City (Tacoma Transit Co.) was not infringing on any established right of Mr. Wright's and should, therefore, be allowed to continue without interference .from Mr. Wright by.way of this suit. Consequently, '.the matter will go t6 trial and,. should1~r. :Wright i.vin· .··~~s s1:1it,_ Tac6:11n· _T-r~n~it b:1s serviCe will be' elin1inated not only: in the Parkland-Spanaway section but might ;llso be Jost for Day Island, University Place a.Qd a few other fringe are·as which m·e tec)lnfoally outside the city limits. ·In .the local case, Tacoma Transit buses will stop at· South 96th .street at Park avenue and Pacific avenue. A Nisqually Valley Lines bus goes into Tacoma weekday .mornings, ah-iving at 8:00 o'clock, leaving on its return ti-ip at 5:00 p. 111. Because the continuation of Tacoma Transit Co. bus service is or great importance to the pub-

It's the innocent by-stander who gets th c worst of it, they say. But how was Duane Christian, Fort Lc\:vis ~:;nldier 1 to hno\v that he was going to got clobbered hy a boat, running wild without. anyone in it, while he was standing on the dock, holding in his arms the tiny daughter of a friend? It all happened this way: Last Saturday afternoon Mt. and Mrs. Don Johnson had guests at their Spanaway Lake home - Mr. and Mrs. Christian and Mr. and Mrs . Herman V!inbcrry and daughter, Rickie Jo, three and a hall years old. All were enjoying the beautiful day at that beautiful spot and everything was fine. V/inberry \V:.-is cruising about in the Johnson's boat, \Vaving to his friends as he passed the Johnson dock. All too ]ale he renlized thcit tbc Bill Williamson dock, right next to Johnsons, extended out farther with some floats at the end. He swung the controls over hard, but too late, and the boat hit the Williamson dock and flipped him il1to deep water. But. the boat. kept on going, steering Jn a crazy circle which brought it right back to th<0 John.son dock where Christian stood holding little .Hickie Jo Winberry.

TRADING YESTERDAY FOR TOMORROW-Old timers of the Parkbnd !lrea view with nostalgic regret the pile of rubbish which this week marks the site of the first unit of Trinity Lutheran chnrch, erected in l 908 and now to he replaced by a handsome new. sanctuary. The above picture shows the affects of the first few "bites." of the huge. wrecking equipment. Photo by McKewen

Fait·h Chapter Is Due School Buses Fletcher's To n New Center A~·e Scheduled ' 2 At Lakewood .bus. service, and we. furthe1'. request, thaJ if necessary comply 1\-ith the law of the State -of Washington, that the ·Tacoma Transit Company itself resume operation of the lines serving the- said Spanaway and Parkland area, 1.o. the end .that continued and uninterupted service will be available between these ·.said co~munities and the city of Ta-

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Then the impossible thing happened! The speeding boat hit the dock nnd \.VHS flung upon it, ~~trikingChristian ·with such force that his leg was broken and he was thrown into the lake 1vhilc Riekie Jo fell into the st.randed boat. The outboard motor, still revolving wildly fell over into the boat, pinning 'Rickie' Jo under it, its wicked blades spinning within inches of her face. Christin~1 1

too shoeked to realize that he was hurt, ptilled himself up on the dock and in( Continued on page 8 l .

local Dance BeJnd Playing Each Week Ray Bartley and his \"lestern Rhylhmeers, a well known dance band of the area, arc giving out wit.h popular swing tunes of the tim2s evcl'y Saturday evening at tho Clear Lake Inn, eight miles 5outh of Graham on Meridian. Dancing is from 9:00 1.ill 2:00 o'cloek. The Rhythmcors hcn-c always been generous in giving i..hc~ir time anrl 1Hlrnts lo tbc 111a11y com111unity projects and their music has appeal for everyone.

One thing leads to another at Fletcher's! First, for a number of years, Fletcher's Market has offered the Parkland area a complete food service, especially featuring tho meat department. Now the volume of business of the concern will be greatly stepped up with the opening of :a second unit at Villa Plaza, Lakewood. The formal opening this weekend will be a gala event with plenty of special featmcs and extta goorl hargaii:is. The Villa Plaza Fletcher's is primarily concerned with selling meats of nil kimh fidt, cheese

apprecin_tc persona] service, enjoy huving the sc1ccfdd tTient purchase prepared just the way they like it by a trained meat cutter who wants to please them. As in the Parkland Fletcher store, the interested help of friendly personnel will be an important factor in food buying. Vi!la Plaza Fletcher's wi!I employ 15 people in its several departments. Many of the employees at the Villa Plaza arc well known at Parkland. Sears Marshall will be the manager. Robert Gehrke, brother of Mrs. Maurice Fletcher and for years a· member of the Fletcher houschol d, will be working as a mwt cutter. Harry Splane of Spanaway, an expert sausage maker, will be in charge of the back room operation. (Continued on ·page 8)

Faith Chapter will hold its first mcet:ing of the season at the Fern Hill Masonic Temple, 84th and _Park Avenue at 8:00 p. rn. Sept. (Labor Day). Presiding will he· Mrs. Rohe rt C. Christen, Worthy Matron, assisted by Travers F. Dryer, Worthy Pat run. Chairman of the Hostess committee is Lucille Mashaw who will be assisLed by Miss Ann C'into11, Mrs. Harold Abelson and Mrs. Robert Groene. All Eastern Star members are Invited to attend.

Bns routes in the Franklin Pierce school drn'trict will be n bout the sa1ne as last year except the routes to the new Brookdale school. Bus servire for kindergarten through tho 6th grade wil be available to Brookdale students starting September 3rd at 8:20 a. m. R.ot1tcs will be: Starting al Park and Wheeler, west to Spannway Loop Road, south lo 136th and cast to the school. Pickups will also be made at R.1.unmage Sale 14.3rd and Pacific starting nt 8:35. 'l'he Ri-,erside Vnlley Grange The bus will go east on Orchard is holding a rummage sale this Hi11 Road, cast lo Golf Course, Thursday, Friday and Saturday ~.nd return Lo EroDkrlale schooL at· rn For furtlwr information, call TvIT: lJ-21.so11, Franklin Piei·ce

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petitions have been drawn up reflecting the viewpoint of the hundreds of people who use the buses daily in going to and from their jobs, for shopping transportation or fcir many other reasons. These petitions will be found in all business houses of the district ' and anyone interested in the matter may sign at any time. The petitions naturally have no. legal status in the controvel·sy. but will demonstraLe to the officials of the City of Ta· cm:na. the great hardship which would result from cancellation of T~Coma Transit Co. service. 'I'he. petitions re.ad as follows ;ro: The City of Tacoma; Tacoma Transit Company; Pierce County Commissioners and Washington State Public Service Com·

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SUMMIT VIEW

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Bill, and their families, who live at Kosmos. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Rahier and family attended a family reunion on Saturday, Aug. 17, at Wapato lake, There were relatives present from Minnesota, California and Washington, with a good size crowd and a pleasant gathering, Mr, and Mrs. Lee Fisk of Onalaska spent some time last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fisk; also Mrs. Frank Chamberlain and daughter of Centralia were their guests. Mrs. Pearl Engel is home after a week spent visiting relatives ih Everett and Alderwood Manor. She was accompanied home by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Weaver and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cox, who later went on to Paradise Valley. They had lived in Washington for 22 y011rs and it was their first trip to tho Mountain. M;·s. Mary Thompson has enjoyed a fortnight's visit with her son Nels and family at their homo in Powers, Ore., and also with a··daughter. Guests of the Ted Kirkpatricks last weekend were Frank and Edith Savage from New Mexico, George Kirkpatrick of Arcata, Ore., and Rolan<l Kirk from Roseburg, Oro. They took a trip to Mt, Adams over the weekend; also the young people-Anita and the three Merlin Kirkpatricks' daughte1·s and Polly Hall-joined the crowd and enjoyed together a grand outing of picnicking and huckleberry picking. Mrs. Patty Kirkpatrick returned home from Ketchikan, Alaska, whore she spent several. days with her husband. She than took the children and left for .,home at Fresh Water, Calif., to. prepare them for school, which opens next week. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Whitney and family and his mother, Mrs. Bertha Klumb of Seattle, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Bloom and othe1· relatives and friends last week.

Horde Burns, Frie~1ds

r:rho true con1munity spirit was shG\Vn here I\1.:onday evening, Aug. 19, when friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelly gathered at the Elbe Ci-range ha11 for .a miscellaneous shower, the Kelly home having burned to the ground Aug, 10 while they were vacationing at vVestport Beach. About 50 persons were present at the shower. The shower was a real thrill for the Kelly family as they received many useful gifts to help them as they start housekeeping again. It truly was a great encouragement to this family who had lost everything to receive such sympathy from their neighbors and friends, Sewing Circle The Community Sewing Circle will meet Sept. 10 at the home of Mrs. Rebekah Auvil in Mineral. A new project will be undertaken an<l all members are urged to attGn<l, A shower for Mrs. Basher highlighted the Aug. 13 meeting, which was held at the home of Mrs. Loma Bickford, Visits, Trips Mr. and Mrs. John Clary have returned to their home at Montebello, Calif., after spending two weeks here with Mrs. Clary's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gaut, and her two brothers, Albert and

Complete

Stock Prescriptions CareluHy Prepai·ed ~

McAuley

S1J1mmit Drugs Airport & Canyon Roads LEnox 7-0668

FOR BOYS AND GIRLS

BACK TO SCHOOL SHOES NOW IN COMPLETE STOCK AT

HAR.OLDS SHOE SERVICE

Or.H~n

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GEORGE'S PASTY SHOP Try A PASTY! Dee-licious AIRPORT & GOLDEN GIVEN ROADS MIDLAND

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CLOSED GREEN

CONES

For Picldng Instructions See: MANNING SEED COMPANY PLANT NO. 1 ROY, WASHINGTON PHONE: ROY 146

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Coi1u111tn1iiy Fair

OR CARSTEN'S

1 GRADE

Plans t\H Set Once more, it's time for the Waller Road Community Fair, to be hold in the Waller Road hall, 64th and Waller Road, Friday and Saturday, Sept. 6 and 7. The Fair is by no means a new idea, having first been organjzcd 31 years ago when for lack of a suitable hall the exhibits were held in a horrowe<l chicken house and barnyard. Each year the Fair has been improved until now it is one of tho important events of the year for this area. All clubs and groups of the Waller Road community combine forces in its management and the citizens support it with fine exhibits in the many classes, Waller Road women being famed for their cooking skill, the two big dinners are always very popular. This yenr the Fl'iday

OR AME.!IUCAN (SANDWICH SIZE)

KRAFT

LESS THAN SzlB. LOAF

L SWsFi FRESH FULLY DRAWN AND CLEANED

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evening dinner, fenturing either

roast beef or salmon, will be served by the Waller Road P-TA; the Waller Road Grange Auxiliary will serve a roast turkey din·· ner Saturday evening. Serving starts at 5:00 o'clock each evening. E. D. Constantini, general clmii·mnn, with Mrs. N. Myers Wheeler as co-hostrgs; T\.fr!=l. Con-

stantini, secretary; Mrs. Kenneth Aarhaus, treasurer: Earle Thompson, ticket chairman. For further information WA' 2-7767. Entries will be received at the Community hall Sept. 5 from 7:00 to 9:00 p. m. and Sept. 6 from 9:00 ·a. m. till noon, Exhibits may not be removed before 9:30 Saturday evening, Sept. 7. Physicals Re<1uh'ed First grade and kindergarten stude.,,ts entering Walle1· Road school for the first time Sept. 4 will be required to have a physical check-up, A card signed by the doctor must be brought by the parents. Registration is being held this week at the school. Reporter-Mrs. Verne Fogle, LE 7-5210. SPANAWAY ••••

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Because of the Labor Day holid11y, the Spanaway Progressive Community dub has postponed its regular monthly meeting to Thursday, Sept, 10, in the Community halL After the business meeting a social hour and refreshments will be enjoyed. Everyone in the community is invited. Son Weds In East Harry Randall flew to New York City to nttend the wedding of his son, Harry Randall, Jr., to Miss Dorene Cacalicr, nn English girl who has lived in the United States two years. The cernmony was in the First Unitarian church, Aug. 17. Mr. Randall remained in New York for a week's sightseeing. Firemen, Auxiliary The Spanaway Valunteer Firemen and Auxiliary will meet Tuesday, Sept. 3, at 8:00 p, m. in the fire hall. Hos,tesses will be Mesdames Gene Siscel, Clyde Slater@ Bob Steidel, George Stephenson, Matilda Symmons and William Walin. Visits Parents Harold Tarpenning, son of Mr. and Mrs, Emerson Tarpenning, spent a few days with his folks and left Thursday for Technical Training School in New Jersey. Best Wishes Get Well wishes go to Mrs. George Schnelle who underwent surgery in a Tacoma hospital on Monday. ' Reporter-MJ's, Oliver Omat, LE 7-6466.

EXTRA

US FOR

FRUIT SELECTED IN YAKIMA VALLEY SY US PERSONALLY

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T.. BONE

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Camps No. 2 Tins

BEANS

. 6 for $1

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Nalley"s

Reg. 39c Pkg.

POTATO CHIPS

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29c Peanut Bulter . Breast O" Cllicken Chunk Tuna 3cans13t 8 Lb. Bag f ms bury Panc:ake Flour 89c

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Ea. 5c

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1-Lb. Jars

Nalfey"s

Large Crisp Heads

ROMAlf~E LETTUCE

Kraft

Extra Fancy Lady Finger

GRAPES

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No. 1 Grade Golden

BANANAS

20-0z. Jar

S11nn11y Jim

Fresh Produce

Wheaties ..

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2/45c 12..oz. Pkg. 2/45c

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Nest Fresh 1 l~rge Gra~e AA'

EGGS All Eggs Received

Fresh Daily From One Local Farm

CIJANI AIRPORT &. 'CANYON ROAD

DOZEN the purpose of gathering cones.

Protect Our Forests - They Are Your Wealth

ING SEED COMPANY

FOR SAVINGS AT

Summit F Home of Fishers Quality Feeds Knapp & Canyon Roada Next to Summit Trading Co. LE 7-7136 We lllleii""r

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BOX HALES AND IEU3ERTAS

Community Meets Sept 10

RECEIVING HOURS: 12:00 NOON TO 6:00 P.M. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY

Do not limb, top or otherwise damage trees for

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Store Hours: 9:00

9:00

Sundays 9:00

Lob Of 'Frei!' 'Pm!"kini',! SpacP

7:00

MIRACLE \\~Hfim. ml 1ran~r

Quarts

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49c

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Sand\vich Bags Pkgeof 30 9c SUNSHINE

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5.. l,b. Basket 49c Steak

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Electrical Supplies

Italian Prunes •.. J. H. Hale Peaches Cantafou·pe · •.. Golden improved Elbertas

®. Charcoal Briqnets @

Glass

YAKIMA RIPE AND READY FRlHT

"· Hardware • Ph.1mbing

Mrs.. Ethel Hanson went l\[o>yport, Ore., last weelo to see her ~on •vho is in the Coast Guard.

30m32 !Lb. Box $1.'19

Paint

96th And Pacific:: Avel;l.ue

School Clothes for Boys and Girls

f IRST. Tlri!E lN HISTORY!

--. Dress Special!!--·

..,REAL GOLD'" «ZONCENTRATIED

Perfect for 'sending that young mi,ss

only

TRIP'? BEFORE YQU LEAVE, STOCK UP

Well Designctl - Good. Quality

TB]S -·Vef/'EEK'S

SPI~C!i.AL

SERVED FOR YOUR PLEASURE FREE All DAY THURSDAYu FR~DAY

Sp~naway

GIRLS BUTTONFRONT

SWEATERS

AND SATURDAY

Full line of colors • sizes

Cfi':..l.iF0R'1>4I.('5:.,

COME IN AND TRY IT AT THIS .WEEK'S l,'IEW f.{..ASTIC MODEL

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10% off

ANKLETS

ALL

ALL SIZES " COLORS

I Tennis Shoes I 3 prllll

THRIFTWAY 9662

328 Garfield St.

$1~00

Check These Early Fall Values!!

Molokaj, tb,e leper colony in the Hawaiian Islands, is supported by the U. S.

COTTON CREPE

SUMMER

Sun Dresses

Cotton S~<dr·ts

Reduced To

Now Only

$2 . 5'0

$3JJO

COTTON AND NYLON

Girls Blouses . . . S1~75 ,. 79c Bow Ties .. Sweat Shirts $1 ~50 ~ $2~00 l!I

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FREE LITTER ~ , BAGS l

"TRAVELING" FLOOR HEAT

INTRODUCE

BOY'S

We Carry a Complete Line

HOURS:

9 A. M.

LEE'S OVERALLS

MEL

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W~OFfER

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PARKLArHJ FUEL OIL SERVICE

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Here are the best holiday vodues to be found cmyM where. Come in for these bargaim;wa!lftd more! Y.tm"H find why it always pays to shop at Big Bear, where vah!ies are bighest and prices are the lowest hn .town.

el A new shipment vine-ripened sugar~ sweet melons. Crisp, iufoy 9ric:I a real

holiday treat. Save at Big Bear's special mone'f-savin9, price.

YELLOW CUBE

HIGHEST QUALITY

MARGARINE

U&I SUGAR

WESTERN MAID-Vita·

PER POUND

min Rich. A Red Hct Big Bear bargain buy.

1eO09'

26-Lb. Box

I ~POUND PKGS

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W ashingfonCo-op. First of the '57 crop. These choice birds average 10 to 14 lbs., ready fer the oven!

PER 'POUND

Pure, fine textured, perfect for canning. A Northwest favorite

lOMLB. BAG FOR

FULLY~

CO.OKED HA

Per Lb•.

CAR.STEN'S-West Virginia. No shank, no fat, 7-10 lbs.

}i!ales. Perfect for canning!

Extra

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Nl.YON

ANKLETS \LUNCH BOXES

CARSTEN~S

WEINERS HYGRADE-Plump, juicy, seasoned j1.lst right. A buy! . . ··· .

fa~~yfi.nn ripe, juicy. 28-Lb. ~ox $~.79

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Per

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Refreshe119, nof!l~carbonated, and enriched with Vitamin C. Sure to be a wirmer on your Labor Day picnic or any day. An.other real buy!

TAC

A~s OYJr~ SPECIAi. BlJEND .,,,,.,.~

J Coffee np.se iu ..

Vacuum Packed to seal the flavor and freshness in. Regular or drip grind - A real buy!

Fresh

ottage

heese

MEDOSWEET ·High in energy protein, low in calories. It's the creamy texture and better taste that has made it a Northwest favorite. Always fresh, always good! ONE POUND CTN.

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CHIPS

BLUE BELL - Crisp, fresh, tasty. A low, low price and triple packed for less waste.

15c VALUE

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LIBBY'S FAMOUS QUALITY

·,SLICED PINEAPPLE ~J

l Delicious in salads; Serve with tasty Medosweet j.

!;; cottage

cheese on special!

I;, large

,., No. 21h

can only

Thursday, August 29, 1957 The TIMES - JOURNAL AUTO GLA88, .Scat covers; upholstery & convertible tops installed. Open 9:00 a.m, to 1:00 p.m. Saturdays. ART'S GLASS & UPHOLSTERY SHOP, 816 So. Tacoma Ave. MA 7-2200. 3ctl

leveling;

LE 7-7201.:

WELL

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FAST PHOTO SERVICE In at 10:00 out at 5:00. QUALITY PHOTO SERVICE, 9818 Pa cific Ave., LE 7-7271. 3ctf

Home Wiring

SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Contents hauled away. Dou Redford, · 8232 So'. Fawcett, GR 2-7334. If no answer call GR Seti 2-9222.

CENTRIFUGALS

·57 l'ORDS t.vholesale

® TURBINES

Call LE 7-7281 Tacoma Pump &

anytin;..e,

evenings, l 2r~ti

qunda.~rs

Chevrolet SIJllesman

GR 2-7628 6314 McKinley Avenue

WEBB ELECTRIC

Estate

ljil50 DOWN Move in today; payments $45 POWER MOWERS sharpened and· serviced; pick-up and de- per month. Two bedrooms, 3SPANAWAY ELECTRIC-Con. livery; Baldwin & Son, 947 piece bath, large living room, tracting a.nd appliances; free Tacoma Ave., MA 7-3431. 3ctf kitchen 'wired 220, with nook engineering service for electric -------------·---- - -------- space; fenced yard. Call Ralph heat; LE 7-7064. 3ctf HAY CUTTING, side delivery Decker, GR 4-9579. rake, plowing and discing. Baler $·150 DOWN GEORGE PURDUE - Plumbing, available. LE 7-4444. 93rd and Immediate possession. Two 3ctf Heating. New work, remodel- Vicker,y Road. -------·------ -----bedrooms, hardwood floors, good ing, Repairs .. Phone LE 7-4477. ----3ctf RILEY'S APPLIANCE SERVICE- built-ins in kitchen, wired 220; We repair electrical appliances- automatic hot water; 2-car gareoffee pots, irons, mixers, heat- age, 2 lots, fenced back yard; ers, etc. Call LE 7 -0323. 3ctf l block to bus. and stores. Call Ralph Decker, GR 4-9570. Days: LE 7-7463 EVE: 7-4437

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South End Auto Wreckers USED PARTS Motors - Transmissions Tires - Batteries We Buy Junk Cars Also Cu.stom Welding by Joe's Welding 1 Mile East Roy Yon Mt. Hy. Spanaway LE 7-6534.

SOUTH TACOMA Take .over . G. L equity, 4'/,, interest on balance. Built in 1954; good kitchen with noek space; 3 bedrooms down; floored up for two more; utilities wired for \\rasher and dr;ier; ~a:rage;; -)~ block to hus; sewer and sidewalks. Call Ralph Decker, GR 4-9579.

CORNELL PLUMBING & HEATING GRanite 7293

Don Flowers 1954 CHEVROLET Bel Air 2door sedan; auto1natic transmission; 1 owner; low inileage; $1245. 1954 FORD VS %-ton pick-up like new throughout; $1095. New Chevrnlet Cars & Trucks Used Cars & Ti'l!,.Cks Come to

Puyallup Valley

SEPTIC TANK PUMPING - Replace and repair work. 3 years to pay; JU 8-873.4 - GR 4-5945. 3ctf -------------CANYON ~OAD GRAVEL. & SUPPLY; trailers loaded 01· pick-ups we haul; an~ LE 7-7586

SEPTIC TANK CLEANING Prompt Servi,ce

C. Y. Hutson GR 4-3980

GR 2-7038

CUSTOM HAY BALING 7-8375.

FOUNDATIONS-New additions; free estimates, financing; work guaranteed; GR 4-2002. 3ct.f

TOP SOIL and fill dirt; crushed LE rock, Utah coal; LE 7-3536 or 3ctf Puyallup TH 5-2038. 3ctf

FOUNDATIONS, additions, remodeling. Free estimates. Financing, no down payment. Phone GR 4-7000 anytime. 3clf ·--

SEPTIC

ACE SEPTIC TANK SERVICE

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TANKS

12605 Pacific

O. B.ACKLEY LE 7-4343

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LE 7-7882

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:FOR SALE-Fresh sweet apple cider. Will pl'occss your fru.it or vegetables. if dC'sircd. Health inspected; LE 7-0::in, 10015 ur l 1cJC,•) na ll er r:·,oac. ~- ~ _ PARKLAND FURKfTUHE -New and used miscellaneous; Airport & Pacific Ave. Rco1dence ph;'r~e 1..>c ..f ,LE 7-37<18. WANT TO BUY-PorLable 'l'ypc\\Titer in good con<lit-iun. JU

8-2112.

15c~J

LE 7-3501

PARKLAND

CYCLE

& KEY

11021 Pacific Ave.

LE 7-5772

11!

COMPLETE

BEAUTY SERVICE

B 82371/z Park Ave.

II!. FOR

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GR 4-3177 e.

~''"'"'"'"'"""'"""""" .. "'"'ll!!"'"'"'"'.. "'"'>'l STA.K'S SUPER SOIL SERV. ICE: Top soil, sandy loam, peat fertilizer; GR 4-2305 or LE 7 3ctf 8259.

RENT-Clean 2-bedroom house; oil furnace, electric range; wired for. dryer; $60.00; Rt. 7, Box 469; LE 7-8241. 10p51

FOR RENi~Po~vcr

mowo1:;;: EVINRUDE l\10TORS, hnnd tools, ga~dcm tools, spray boa~s; wago~1. wh::els for ~ale. guns sa1~ders • plumbing tools, Dent ca:Ty it.--dnv" nght mto ' ' • our cornplete out-board motor power . tools, e,c .A to~ol for repair service shop. MAJOR every ]Ob. Phone LE 1-4100. OIL & MARINE m.TFPLY, 7517 10ctf Pmtland Ave., LE 7<>644. l5r:ti

THE GE

TAGE HOME ADDITION TO 'l'HE CI'l'Y OF TACOMA WASH-

mE~E

WOLZ PIAlW & HAMMOND OEGAN STUDIO, 9895

FOR SALE Siegler heaters at Parkland Fuel Oil 801·\-'ice~ Pu;;d Sound Bank Building, TaLE 7-0256; 129th & Pacific Ave: l'.tnna, Pjerce Conn!:y, Vv-ashineton. 15ctf All bids fo1· s;_1id real propcety 1:1ust he in \Vriting, anJ addresliJRBY SERGEAN'T' Jnf•· f . Alfl>ii'a and sed to the uncl0r::;Jgn8<l Ad.n1inis-: • . ' · - . ,,' · '' ,. ~ 1 '· : : rnturned this ~· f .>O outfit. You tratrix. care of Nor.roan E. Bradcnn pay off $40 balance at $5 ley, .Attnrn(;y at Ln\v, and directeach month and get free home ed te him at Room 1107 Puget demonstration. UPTON ELEC- Sound Bank Building, Taco1na TRIC CO ll48 l\.farket St., FU Vv ashington, 01· filed with the _ " . c l 0 0 .,.2.,e>l. 15 5 Cle:·k of the above Court befurn noon on the 10th day of Septen1ber, 1957. SAVE $S$$ Said sale will b8 for cash nnd RUGS or wall-to-wall carpeting; Mohawk, Bigelow, Hiqhtscown, shall be subject to the confirBarwick, U narne it. Guarant~ed mation of the above entitled installaticn by experts. Nothmg Court., This sale is necessary to down ' 35 months to pay (Bank pay claims of the estate and • Terms). Get a bid-you'll be costs of administration herein. glad you did! Quality furniture DATED at Tacoma, Washingsame terms. PARKWAY ton, this 15th day of July, 1957. 011 FURNITURE, 14lst c% Pacific JEANETTE L. MELLO A. ~"41 . OPEN TTLL ve., LE 7- .J;; Ad111i.nistratrix, 9:00. 15ctf 1107 Puget Sound Bank Building, Tacon1a 2, y,T ashing ton. NORMAN K BRADLEY Too 1

3-25~l.

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Lc•ts Elovcn (11) and Twelve <12), Block One 0), COT-

Direct From Mill Grahan1., V\7 ush, 'TI 7-222H

'l'RIC CO.,

Rentals

fER.N HILL BEAUTY SHOP

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Jennie L. Grodvig

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LO-\Vit;

Rough or Finished Lu1nber

Parkland Realty Co.

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AEUIFYING & FERTILIZING; RAY GOGAN Landscape Con· give your lawn a treat; JU 8- struction. Puyallup sandy loam Insurance of All J;{inds 2111. 3ctf . top soil, new lawns; nothing Notary Public down, 30 months to pay. LE 7---·-.--·---·------·--Est. in Parkland Since 1041 3ctf Parkway Furra!ture ROTOVATlNG & TRACTOR 3127. LE 7-8609 Office WORK; Rt. 3, Box 167, Tacoma lHst & Pac. Ave. LE ·•-3911 502 Garfield St., Parkland Chesney-Etter· Road). LE 7-7559 DON'T 'e.ncourage dishonesty: Open Till 9:00 p.m. keyed, combinations "Deal with the people who give 3ctf locks changed; Parkland Cycle & you their personal attention." SPECIAL ORDERS CA.KJCSKey; 11021 Pacific Ave. LE 7MOWERS Phone LE 7-3330. Patty Ann 5772. 3ctf @ 10 Bakery 1.5cLf ~·•••••••mn:Ml'i!lrmim:wrmmmmmd Serviced and Stored Power Mowers A Specialty Free Pick-up & Delivery

u S c11nc1uer, · _, d aug h . d a lY.a.ary L n.1 tor of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Schneider of 11105 East Pennsy]yania Avenue, has completed nine i.vccks of training nt the 8423 P/-i.ClFIC United Stfltcs Navnl Training Brainbridge, Maryland. EASTERN WAST4INGTON HAY, by the ton or truck load; J. A. Dove, phone LE 7-6709. 1'\ctf LEGALS

H.ome &: Farm Bureau

Septic Tanks Cleaned

WATER LINES INSTALLED. Rile) Brothers. Phone LE 1-0987 or LE 7-3204. 3ctf &

E]ectric

In just a few short days, fom· to be exact, Elvis Presley, the idol of millions of teenagers throughout the country, will arrive for a series of public appearances throughout our Northwest area. Elvis, his sideburns and guitar will be present Sunday, September 1, in a starstudded performance at the Lincoln Bowl. . Ever smce the announcement of his scheduled engagement, Ta~oma. and ".i~inity has been astir with activity. The stand2rd question seems to. be, "Are you going to see Elvis?" The downtown area is plastered with full color photographs of Presley in. a gold . . satin suit, completed with seqit.med cuffs and lapels; the Bon Marche, local ticket headquarters, has been swamped with requests and the record shops have been selling Presley's waxings like hot dogs or should I say hound dogs. 'Teddy Bear," his latest single, is still maintaining its volume of sales while his prior recordings and albums have suddenly increased tremendously. His "Loving You" album is one of the high soil ers in our area and his previous two albums, particularly "Elvis", are also doing well. His olde1· singles and extended play albums are being requested by many and it's a sure fire bet that the sales of his recordings will increase even more after his appearance.

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NEW:; BR. 15x20 Living rm, fireplace, birr:h cabinet kitchen, 4-pc. tile bath, G.E. auto; furnace, only 1 .b~ock to, hbus $ 111 dParklancl. l'IIA $U, 150. wit 900 own. ' · · NO DISCRIMINATION !j;300 DOWN FHA 4 DR Cape Cod type home, large sunny living rm., 4-pc tiled bath Garage. A very beautiful home for $9950. Close to Portland Ave. at 341.h St Shown b:v appt. only. Mr. Cheetham, LE 7·3501 days or LE 1-1204 eves.

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Ace Dirt Moving Co.

SEWING alternations, mending, ironing;' rcason:cblc; quick service; LE 7-5636. 14ctf _ RETIRED Civil Suvicc employee ;vani.s maintenance work, Pm·kland mea, days; LE 7-6967. 14p51. --··---·-·-···--·- .... - - - ., · r • M1scel!aneou~ I:;)

Bulldozing - Ditching TOP SOIL - GRAVEL SEPTIC TANKS and DRAIN FIELDS Phone TH 5-2452

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By Mickey Hamlin

are reporbd on Clyde McPhattcl''s "Long Lonely Nights" . . . . Billy Waril, tbe singer wl10 brought bnr:k '' St..-:1r Dust, 11 is trying his luck at revisicn n11n1. ~ bcr. t\VO "Deep Purple.ll liis "Sea of Glass" spiritual album is most unusual. Give it a spin s0ri1etim2. . . . . La Vern Baker of ';Ji111 Dandy" fa:rae hns a r.:lever release with "Humpty Dumpty Heart" . . . . . Pat Boone's latest E. P. entitled "Four by Pat" contains son1e very nice tunes, especially "Cathedral In 'l'he Pines". . . . . I\1any artists are covering the 110\V lune "Fraulein." l\fo single version hns shown the majority of int.er<ost as of yet. . . . . Mackey and Sylvia, whose Inst rclcnse, ' Lovc Will Make You Fail In Schab!," didn't live up to expectations, arc bouncing back quickly \vith a no'\V set '(Love Is A Treasare" and "Let's I-Iave A Picnic)) . . . . Tommy Leonitte, \vho \viJl np pear on 'jYour Hit Parade" this fall, is trying to create a hit single of 'Td Climb The Highest Mountain. The tune was previously included in "The Platters, Volume II" albun1 and there is a possibility that their version may be released as a single . . . . Coral's nGw fall album releases include no lees than five by Lawrence W ellc ... Sammy Kaye and Nick Nobel are sharing the hono:c·s for jjl'-lfoonlight Swim" . . . . . Bob Jax.en's novelty "Gotta Have Something In The Bank, Frnn kn is destined to become fabulously successful.

TACOMA UPHOLSTERY NORMAN E. BRADLEY Special on rcuphobtcring davAttorney enport, chair, as low as $129. For The Best Deal 1107 PSN Bank Bldg. Davonos $49.00. Rocker, $29; Opposite Postoffice Tacoma, Washington Free estimates; GR 2-6955, LE 7PUYALLUP, WAS!-1. 0327. 15ctf !n . The Superior Court of the BR 2-0734 State of Washington in and TH 5-1766 TH 5-13B2 for the County of Pierce. in Prcbate, No. 62,166 1951 4-DOOR CHEVROLET se- BULLDOZING - DITCHING dan; 1952 FORD 2-door sedan; GRAVEL - TOP SOlL - SEPTIC NOTICE OF PrtIVATE SALE OF REAIL PROPERTY both with automatic transmisTANKS - DHAIN FIELDS IN THE lVIATl'El't OF THE ESsion. ANDERSON CHEVRON, 1750 9th St. S.W., Puyallup 1l'li...'1'g ()J? Spanaway; LE 7-6<165. 12c51 VIOLA L. DURHAM, Only perso;~s who have been Dccec.sed. * * * * NOTTCJ~ IS HEREBY GIVEN: Half-Notes: Jodies Sands, dead for ten years can qualify That. in compliance vcith the whose waxing of "With All My for election to the Hall of Fame. BREED YOUR COW ARTlFIC15pS1 order ol Court heretofore enterIALL Y to sires proved g1·eat. Washington Proved Sire Service. TAP Dl'.NCING LESSONS. Be- eel in the above entitled cause, George Lytle, technician, phone Yelm 3031, or Graham VI 7- ginning and advanced. Call Jim the unde:·signed Administratrix 15ctf will on or after the 10th day of 7 417 before 9:00 a.m. 13ctl Nylander, LE 7-0571. Septen1ber 1957, sell the Iollowi.i.1g described reaJ estate located t) in Pierce County, Vlashington,

<ITCHEN CABINETS, comer shelve.~. b<Jok cases; birch, fir

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By L. W. Gilbert LA GRANDE ALDER NEWS The J\ f0rton Rock and Gem shovv vvas reported a success by the hoses, the Morton Rockologists, 1vith nearly 2000 attending to view the first display of }ts kind i:n this area. Those part1c1pating fro111 the Nisqually Canyon Club ".Vere Joe Kearney, Nirs. Lars Lofquist, George and Virginia Battles, Claribel Nordstrom, Lloyd Gilbert and Mr. rrnd Mrs. Earl Marro\v. Interest is now focused on the Rock show to be held at the Armory in Tacoma over the Labor Day weekend T~vo former schoolmates arc visiting family and friends this month: Mnrtha Rotter Fox and bcr · husband from New York, and Ida Heclhorg Naglcy d · · an fan1ily fron1 Chicago.

Chevrolet

CHILD CARE in my home; 114J!Y Soulh L St., LE 7-5778. 14c3l

2 ACRES or knotty pine; built to your EAST 80'fH; 3 BR older-type specifications; get the best for home witl; ffrcplace. Fine soil, iess-my prices are the lowest. lots of frmt trees, fenced. Large HOOVER'.S CABINET SHOP, barn, chicken house, garage. LE 7-5514. 3ctf $fl750. with $1500 down. ..____ _ AC S SNAP ON TOOLS Johnny a RE 9 Hall, 1012 South 110th, Leno~ CANYON RD., . near . M:'plc. "' 1-0856. 3ctr BRs, newly pamt~d ms1dc and ----------· • out. Good soil, rnce yard, fenAc.e Dirt Movnnn cod. $6850. with $1800 down. ':I

FOR SALE-Mrcp!c davcno, gocid condition, ~)50; 11-cuhic-l'oot Frigidaire refrigerator V1rith aOlb. freezer spar~~, Enod condition, $100; LE l-11'19. 15c5l

SALE -

McKinley Hill

Home & Farm Bureau

LE ''-802•1

BRIDE & GROOM RPECli\.L SxlO tinted portrait, $2.50. 8411 So. Park Ave. Family Portrait Studios. 15ctf

PARKLAND HEATING CO. -All makes of furnaces for sale; NOW IS THE TIME; have your WILL DO BABY SITTI?JG IN MY specializing in Williams OIL 'O' baby's shoes bronzed today. ReaHy HOME, Parkland district; LE MATICS; Oil, Gas, Hot Water Preserve forever the memories 6311 McKinley Ave. GR 4-9;)79 7-5340. l4c52 Instalfations, Service; reason- of those tiny foet. All work Roal Estate able; 755 South 108th, LE 7- guaranteed; free pick-up and de- l\fomber of Tacoma Board WILL DO HOUSEWORK; also 3ctf livery. TINY '!'OT METALIZING 4045. ironing in yonr hnme or n1ine; CO., LE 7-7922 p o Box ~? 3 Member Multiple Listing Service $1 an hour; Belle Maulsby; LE I " ' . . . u ..... , Hot Water Heating 14ctf 7-5398 or LE 7-742:3. Spnna\yay.-3ctf.

Residential and Remodel. Work

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PEARL ELECTRIC WANTED - Woman for child care LE 7-3563 2:30 till 5:30, James Sales distPLOWING, discing, ;rotovating and lawn work. D. R. Beeler, ' ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - : - · rict; phone LE 7-3796 ofter 6:00 5c5l LE 7 -4940. 3ctf BRICK WORK --, House le\>eling and foundations, retaining ________.... ___________ WE BUILD HOMES - Remodel, walls, sidewalk and patios, fire- w ANTED-Salesgirl with experlevel buildings; cabinet work, place and stone work. LE 7 • ience in dry goods or departconcrete work. Reasonable; 3ctf mcnt store. Apply between LE 7-3550. 3ctf 4291. SCREENED TOP SOIL No 10:00 and noon except Saturrocks or roots. Crushed Rock, day. SHOP-ETTE Department ESTIMATES FOR Drain Gravel, Fill Dirt and Store, 133rd and Pacific Ave. ELECT.RICAL Screened Road Gravel that 5c51 packs. Hilltop, Gravel Co., 23rd SERVICE Ave. S.E., Puyallup, TH 5-2198. • 3ctf Home ·Wiring - Remodeling Dryers ~ Electric Heat LOST - Groen Parakeet, Band No. 56A57133; call LE 7-4275. Emergency Service 6c51 Call

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Hen rt" is still very popuh:r, .is trying to do it again \vjth "Sayonara" a nevv tune very sirnilar to her previous srnash. . . . . The Bobbettos are curruntly causing a happy sensation vvith jjMr. Lee" . . . . , Strong nntionn1 sales. i

TeG~lng

Well Drillir!9 Co.

• Help Wanted

PBeitter Chatter

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9 JETS 9 SUBMERSIBLES

CUSTOM KILLING, poultry of all kinds; WA 2-6952. 3ctf

Free Estimates Guaranteed Satisfaction Emergency Service

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CERAMIC TILE - Drain boards, bath rooms; store fronts; etc. Remodel and patch work; free estimates; phone LE 7-4795; 1230"1 East F St. Sctf

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sizes; top soil; deliveries; 3ctl WASHING MACHINE PARTSLargest stock in town. Repair .. ing th11t pleases. BB's Waoohcr DRU.UNG Service, 3727 So. G. GH 4-!.l409 llctf P~mps

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1081(; Pm·i!and Ave. LE 7-ii?fliJ 1 u~1ms1m NUR§!i;S ON 1 DUTY 24-HOURS A DAY

Trc3.surcr ol' Pierce County, for th£; purpose of ~;~'!ling th(~ general ohiir;ation serial bonds voted on the 21st day of I'vi.:1y, 1o;J1, elc~c-

tion.

Each new "age" is dear to you , •. but they go so fast, grow so fast---only a portrait can keep this time-for keeps. Let us make your child's portrait now. Come in or phone for an appoint~ ment-todayf

This noi ice is subn1ittcd as re.,,, quired by Chapter 216, La'";::; uf UJa3, of Lhc: ~:ilale o[ vVashingto.:,i.

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S1nnmit Youth

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ivfr ..~nd }..irs. Lcuis Vleir have '1. he t.:·t1.i.i.'fl flight \yi11 arrive .·.:e:.'n n:J.rned vdn:b.eTS of a I-Ia\vai .. hack in Sea'yt.12 on 81µ-.1.day, 8e:Pt. i·iJ1 IIo1Jd:.1y in the IsLu1ds begin .. 8 i'ollc.nVing a full ogi?nJa o.f din= rilng i~u1~ust 3!]. fl\:t5 1 iSland tl'lJ)Ll, deep Seu fishd rrhc CDntc:~t, ~\}JOilSO.t'0d l1y ing and other ·-soeial events ::.n· . . Cc'Df1'£ll Blcctric Corporntion of r~1nk';f::d cspe:Chilly by (1:'~. J\ir. nnd l\1rs, V"1'-leh· fii:e 6v.;rtcrs of Vleh· s Gc·n0ral Rlc,C:trie Cor·~ Ja.llnicr !~.er, 85th nnd Pol'tlund Av·e. The ELori?- \Vill be closed during the Bootery \Vciir's absence fa·orn A1ig. 31 LAKEWOOD CENTER JU lJ.4181 through Sept. 9. Coatest 1Yin·

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While the Summi~ Youth C&nt1.:•rt01· Building Cornrniltee does nbt expec·ti t.o lfrerrk aily con .. struc:Uon Tccord~. it is Well silt;; isfied i.Vith th~ cqnt]n1lnns progress :mnd:::: so r01· on i_·-he br'.i1cli~E:"-· ~Joe I--Iofti'.) 1·cf16rtr-c'\ E'.atnrdny. '\V1') potire<l the found:.1Hcrri. ,:.:tails la:it f.Jovem1x:-r, rust1ed lui-nb2rJ designed and built 28 roof trusses, erected tho frainc, rit1s2d fio'i'S :in this ev(~nt \Vere dulet;- the trus:;cs, to say nothing or mined On it liisis of vulumo ~:ale:.;. rnhh18' enougl1 money for supp1 ics rrnd mntc·rh1]s/' ~loc s3.ld. 1

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Fmer PC!lper 100 SIIEETS

:Zipper Binders $1 J)O to $4.95 JOTTER BALL PEN AND

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The Financial committc~ has heid bake sales, rtunmage snlcs, ~Jquure dances and benefit clan .. ces, to raise the money necessrn·y to continue progress. u\\T e rrdsP ns \VP: ncr:d it," Serle IIEtrt, Financial CornJnittcc Ch~ir1nan tol<l us. 'fhe fiue support of this oncrgetic group has the rer:.pcct of the community as well ns tht> cnopcr:ition in their efforts to r;ivo the Youth Center the financial dd which hc,s furthered tho building in the past year. Other contributions given the Ccntcl' in the past few months include> Foss Launch 'l'ug Co., Baskett Lumber Co .. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Forristal, Labor Advocate, and others interCSted in s0eing the 'Y ou~h Con tcr built.

Everything For The Back To Schooler FARM FRESH

Prescription Service

HOMOGENIZED AND

Open 7 Days a Week 9:30 a.m. - 9:30 p.m.

PASTEURIZE'\) MILK

AND CREAM l:CE CR.EAM

Walgreen Agency Pay Light & Water Bills Here 84TH & PACIFIC AVE.

GRcenfield 2-6445

FOR CANNING

EXTRA FANCY " ~ng

BART!.ETT PEARS

LUSCIOUS YAKIMA P~ODUCTS. IDEAL FOR YOUR CANN:ING & EATING

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Miss 8h11ron Eshi;eter and hzr rh.oth8r,_ Aird. ·~/.lctOr __ EShpeter, 'verc 110·.dtesSes ~it ·a. bridal ~bo;ver at fh~h: borne Tu0stlay e\ielling, h.11gl.1st 13-, hbnoting N!h::s Ma1;line f31lear:ri1t'ti1, \vho \Vill bi': inarriecl Au;;hst :n in John of 1he vVoolb church to John Zawislak. After p]ny)i1g Somb ii1t,_erl'lstii1g ~~£11i~·2S, -fhi:- .flteStq \VOtch9d t}u~ bi>i<le-to-be open h2Y many eifts. Ri?freshments i.vefe f.heil Served from a beautiful table c0nter<2<l with a lovely decornt<:>d nkc, all in y01loi.v and ~\\'hitc., '!'hose present w,;i·e Mcsdamt's M. Zawislak and daughter Gene, Arthur Speanmm, Carol Christiansen and daughter Wendy, Hina Spearman, William McMichael, Ployd Ayers, Edward I-Iendrh:ks, Ii'1orence Robinson1 Ann E1·ay, ·walter Corrigan, Fred Sir!hl, Marylynn Curtis, Joan Ho1m:1n,

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'l'umer, Janet Cudahy and Mrs. Victor Eshpeter and Frankie and Judy; and the Misses Joanne Morud, Rosalee Brown, Nina Ayers, Lorraine Beshalci-, Janet Spearinan, Marilyn Siehl and Sharon Eshpeter. Extended TI'ip Going 6n an extended trip through the Ea!it for. a month are )\Ill'. and Mrs. Walter Cori·i· gan and their daughter, Marlene. They are going on the trah t.o St. Paul, . then down to Eau Claire, Wisconsin, where Mrs. Corrigan was bo1•n and they will visit her aunt and godinothcr who is 85 years old. 'l'hen on to Chicago and Plymouth, Indiana, where they plan to spend most of their time with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Michael Jeffirs and their new granddaughter and niece, Mar-

Over 20,000 Arthritic and Rheumatic Sufferers have taken this Medicine since it has been on the market. It is inexpensive, can be taken in the home, For Free information give name and address to P.O. Dox 2535, Tulsa, Oklahoma.

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CJr.~~t:on. _i.3,tra.;r:iclP:.~~ of. T~c9.ina nr..d ClifforLl C.ra:num o.f Gold-en-thlc, \.Vashititton, i:;nd Eight £""n1"1rhildren .

V:i5i·~~-ng \,7jsif.inrr fro1n Concordin, J\'an~ sns, \VCl'C" Jvtr. and Tuil·s. V'ict(-i1·

I'0nc:rnlt and thr.'ir daughter, Gloria. They spent their time hetn·een the fan1ilie~ of :Ivirs. L~cnGau1t 's sisters, 1Vti·s. .,J oh11 Daig niHl Mrs. Vernon De\'[4)Jcl. T'hey \·i:.:ited Brexnertun - and Olym1)i.'1 i;.~hcrc they rnet and talked i,-i;ith Cn·vr:;rno1· A 1bert

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The fourth annunl V\TatfT CD.r.,, nivnl will be held ht Clear ]Etke. neai· Ratu11\1 ill0, Stin<li1y, SDpt. 1. rfhe C01'0n.:Ltion of QU['i'.'n Shnl·on Butg(:'.1:~, daughtei'. cU 1/Ir. nnd t.Irs. Bo.HJ Burge.s:.1 of Clear L:ikc. and King 'fc.Ll Thomld:~cm, ""n bf Mr. nnd Mrs. 'l'cd Thor· a]dSon hf T11f'omn vvill stnrt the so c-loauent fr:sfr<ilie.'' at '11·00 n. m. This tttiL . \\"1H be folJO\YE·d hy the ncjU!:l

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CAMP DESERT ROCR, NEV. ( AII'rNC)-'-Sgt .. Doo W. Brown, 21, \'>'hose -\v.ife,_ Patric.in, lives at !J71!J Croft SL., Pa;·klaml, Wash., is t.Uking part in th_e 1957 s·um~ mer nuclear test series at the A torrde Encl·_gy · C_omn1issiori:s N cv11d11 Test Site neo.r Las Vegas. Brown is participating _in an indoctrination program to fomiliaf"ize. military personnel with the effects of atomic \Veapons. 'l'he son of Mr..and Mrs. John E. Brown, Baileysville, W. Va., he is "· squad leader in Company B the Division's 12th Infanti·y at Foi-t Le\vis, Wash. Brol\'n en-. tercd the Army in Febrnary 1953.

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Yidcd by residents of the lake ar.ea. Le:ding the p:u-ade will be QuG0!1 Sharon and King 'fed with iheir altondants, the Princesses B<0rnadine. Klu;re, Ruth Ehsey nnd tJanet f1ess. During the afternoon there i,,vill be sv~1 .in11ning races, l'O\V bnii.t mccs for young and old nnd spr:od boat tr.iuls. Jim Benne is generul chair .. mnn of the \vat.er carnival.

Mil ton ft Ctist! a Mcthod.l.:t chn.Plain fi-i:\m Ja~a:6, will be the gL~<?st :ipf?f!,b1r M pie fh-:1t foil rm;eting or tlw Woman's Sncir:;f,y of ·Ch1:·is.tish Se~Vitd_ 6£ ihe Pal'l:lan<l Methodist chlll'ch, sc·t fo1· 1:00 p. m., vVcdncsday, Sc-pt . .-1, il1 the social l1illl of the church. GlklPs and filfus 'viii be foC"ttitred ahd -Re\'. Crist. \vill teil of the wod; he is doi.iig ln Jirp· an. . A siiver fo:'I \\'il] folio;\• the tn·og1•n'fn, th<> sriiitii Gh'cie in chal'ge. Memb~i·'l or t.hc .?:!2ecu· 1.ive bom·d \viH '!l1eet f2:00 z_i.o"n:. ,IYhs .. _Cliafies•. :Pet~!'sil11. is president; 'Mfs. \1tHbui'._E. iio,hc·rts, ;,'iCc pfosldi:nt; :M~ .• Cf~de Southall, .. i·ecording ~ecretliry; r11rs. Travers .Dryi!r, treasiifef.

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PRESCRIPiioNS DRUGS & SUNDRIES Open 9:30 ws \.veekd~ys (Closed Sunday)

SPANAWAY

Hcrse Shoeing av

AN EXPER"!'

DRUG

J, R. YOUNG 11l5ih

t'E 7"5998

Pacific

LIKE NEW! SPECIAL!

Singer Featherweight Portable Reg~ $129~5'0.

NOW $89~50.

NECCHI ZIG-ZAG PORTABLE REG. $189.50 NOW $159.150

611 MT, TACOMA DRIVE S.W.

JU 8-?.331

SCH l EVENT! SubsteintiaHy Reduced Prices on Mlllsical lnstrt!llments

Complete S110pplng Servlc<B . At Comefl:ti.tiv.11 Pri~ee

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LA KEW D MUSIC CENTER

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JU 8-4222 On Feb. J.9, J.821 the board oi Trustees of University of Pennsylvania published its rules co.ve1~ing the examination of Druggists and Feb. 23, 1821 the Philadelphia Apothecaries and Druggists hel<l there first meeting, this being the first united action of this profession in America.

LAl\EWOOD

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Shops

OPEN MONDAY & FRIDAY

Free Parking • Come As Y01.11 Ara

EVENING JU 8-5100

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Pai·kle!nd Pharmacy guarantee complete purity and accuracy in the compounding of your doctor's prescription.

84th & Pacific

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ho;;~~ ;CC> ,,s_~P~\ct_,_~ c~up_l~. c_f a.o.ys in New ).'ork Gity. takin~ in the si;;rh"\s. Then on the \Ya'.\' bck throllgh Ell!ffuio, tb.s;r t;hn to stop a~n'd1 at ~'lyinouth, on to Chicago nnd wiil take ihe Souih·f1'11 ronh: home through Su1! Lnkl" City nnd Drnvr,r nn<l Snn 17rancisco \vhere thc:y ~\;•ill st.ny ovE>rnighl:, then up the con<it tn Pot'tbml nnd home. Pajatnn Party Georgi:l Gemmell ent.:ort.nincd severul of }wr girl fri:?nds ro· cently with a 1mjama party at the homcof her parents, Mr. nm\ lvfrs. Frnnk Baskett. rrhc girl:; spent most_ of their thne s\vhnming in the new outside po ~. rrhose attendin.g·\VC::i'e ,Jri.n~_I_,ft\V kr, Janet Bombardier, l\Jarlrne Matilinen, Nadine Olson, Sandra 11/IcE!roy, Bonnie Christensen, Diann Perryman, Sharon Bruck~ enbui·y, Madeline Heitz, Cory! Wagaman, Saudra Chrislilnw and the .hostess, G-eorgia. Sympathy Many friends and relntivrn; from Tacoma o.nd Orting wero ve1'y so!'ry to hear of the death of H. E, Bos~, stepfather of Mrs. Victor :Eshpeter, in. Phoenbr, Arizona n t the Veteran's Hospital. Mr. Boss died July 23 after ailing since a heart attack he had. on. July 5. The funeral was held in Orting. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lula Boss; his

The first law regulating retnil srrlo of drugs was first passed in Rhode Island in 1870 . . . now all states have their laws protecting the health and welfare of its people.

Yakima Boys fruit St ,,""

Shower Honors

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Pacific Ave. & Airport Road LEnox 7-8636 Copr. 1\).'57 United Features Syndicate

NOW IS THE TIME

TO PAINT

Re~d

• • • Values , . "Convenient Parking . ". Friendly Merchants To Serve You

IT GOES TO YOUR HEAD •••

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AND VERY FASHIONABLE - THOSE NEW FALL HAIR STLYINGS AT

THE LAKES HOME FURNITURE

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FINE FURNITURE

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REASONABLY PRICED F""

Is there a difference in banking? Yes, v;e think there is. Our policy is to offer complete banking services . . . We operate on a friendly, easy-to-do-business-·.vith basis. Our staff kno-vvs our customers and welcomes new oneR. Come sec us soon, you'll be glad you did.

JU QUART ONLY .. $2.97

a. 6675

• • • in Lakewood

Located Ne~t To Albertscm's Food Store

\VE ALSO CARRY SCHORN

VARNISHES, HIGH GLOSS ENAMEL, MARINE, FLAT ENAMEL, STAINS, EXTERIOR PAINT, SHAKE PAINT, ETC.

RALPH HUBBARD, Manager 84th & Pacific Branch

PAINT SPRAYERS FOR RENT

NOW

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OPEN

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TOP GRADE EXTERIOR

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MAIN OFFICE! AND CONVENIENT NEIGHBORHOOD BFIAMCHES • FREE CUSTOMe_;-;. >'WW!MBER: FEDERAL DEPOSIT rNSURANCE CORPORATION

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HOUSE PAINT Reg. $7.95 per 9cd ... Sale Price

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LE 7-41QO

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C.RAFT and MODEL SUPPLIES HOURS: LAKEWOOD SQUARE 10 :00 to 5 :30 BY ALBERTSON'S Mon. & Fri. till 8 :00

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PAINT CO" Lakewood Square

Prices are as follo\vs:· 30c '"PE!!' lunch for high school students, 20c for students grades 1 ·through 4, and 25c for students in grades 5 through 8. The District sta!l; is complete with the exception of kindergartern teachers. · Kindergarten will not officially begin until Monday, September 9th. This is due to .. the fact that not all teachers. have been employed. Kindergarten pupils not previously registered will be registered on Thursday and Friday, September 5th and 6th in the offices of the principals. Proof of birth should be presented at the time of registration. The Bethel District is · cooperating with the Pierce County Board of Education with regai·d to age of entrance. The County rule is 5 years of age by September 10 for Kindergarten entrance and 6 years of age on· September 10th for grade 1. Due to tlie heavy class loads, no exception will be made tci this County rule.

JOURNAL August 29, 1957 Important Goal In Page 8 The TIMES -Thursday, Summer Project Fletchers i oOpen Bethel District New Center School Schedule At Lakewood Is Now Complete

. How certain hormones affect O:yarian tissue is the subject of r.esearch Richard Nicholson of cpiirkland is doing this summe1'. at the University of Washington :iiiedical. school, where he is a third-year student. ::..• Importane(/ of the study is i;hat it may help increase medical I>howledge abo11t reproduction,

Bethel District schools will Others of the crew are equally familiar to patrons of the Park- open their doors to more than land market. Maurice Fletcher, 2,000 students at 8:45 a. m. "Fletch" to his many friends, Wednesday, September 4th. will divide his time between the School will operate a full day on opening day and hot lunches two stores. The cheese department will will be served in all schools. stock the largest assortment of this food to be found in the Northwest; A complete line of fish prodncts will be offered, both frozen and fresh. "If it swims, they'll have it." to the hoat to shut off the motor. Medosweet Dairies, Inc., will Rickie Jo suffered only bruises stock the cases with the fine and and the scare of her young life. varied products so long popular In the meantime, Winberry TWer>+~· ::;:.a hlls routes apin the state. was in bad trouble as he can't proved by the State Department The Villa Plaza Fletcher's is swim. Johnson tried to throw of.Education will cover 992 miles housed in an attractive new ce- him an oar but it broke; tried to daily and transport an estimated ment block structure, offering reach him with a pole - it was 1945 students including kinder3500 square feet of floor space. too short. There was no other gartcn. Two new modern 73Interior decoration features pas- boat near so Johnson jumped in passenger Kenworth Trans it tel colors, with candy,stripe pat· and caught Winberry as he was Coaches have been added to the tern floor covering of asphalt going under for what he is sure present fleet. Buses will operate tile. • would have been the last time. on the same time schedule as The refrigeration display cas- . When things ~aimed down a last year. ~ additional high es! a long 170 feet of· them were bit it was discovered· that Chris· school bus will leave the Spaninstalled by the Jack Frost Co., tian's leg was broken. and som . away grade school, travel to the o~ Tacoma. In building and equip- body called Fort Lewis to .se:d Roy Y, south to. the Michell pmg the new market,.Mr. Fletch- an ambulance It didn't come road, to the Pole Lme road, east er has in all cases given prefer- .. and didn't co~e so after wait~ to the Mountain Highw,ay and ence to local labor and techni- ing well over a~ h~ur th Re south. to the Elk Plain grade c~ans; s~milar pref:rence is i!l· C. C. Wilcox volunteer~d t~ ta;~ school. and high school. Another dipated m contractmg for prodc Christian to Madigan hospital, bus will ~e added to transp~rt lits to be sold. the ambulance arriving w'thi students m the Graham-Thrift All friends of the Fletcher or- minutes after their depart:U.e.n area to the Kapowsin g;ade ganization _ and thc.y m. ay be Th J hn b . school. Any necessary adiuste · o son oat wil1 never ' · b will b e made fouiid in all parts of the Puget b h . . ments m. us routes e t . e same agam. 'bl Sound area _ are cordially in· as soon as poss1 e a ft er sc h oo I vited to drop in and see the fine ;r'here. should be a moral to opens. new market this weekend and ~his thing but there proba~ly Any new families desiring inhelp "Fletch" celebrat.e this new is.n't. After :'ll, why moralize formation on transportation may milestone in his merchandising over somet~mg. that couldn't phone the school principal career. _happen agam in a thousand ·his. area or call Mr. Olson years? .Vinewood 7-2144.

Accident .Nets

Broken Leg,

i'.J;?Ulation and the action of pituitary hormones on. their "target" cells'. .. . . Usmg experrmental ammals, N~cholson . stimulates an ovary with a hormone. . Then he removes the ovary to observe . . tl1e s t rue . tu re . o f th e c. h anges m ovarian cells and to find out which cells in the· ovary secrete their own hormones. Forthese studies, he uses one of the University's electron nucroscopes, which magnify up to 20,000 times. Enlargement of photographs taken through the iD.icroscope give a total magnification of over 200,000 times. :Nicholson's·, research is ·one of the first electron microscopic studies of this subjet. This study could reveal the true process of the ovarian cycle a\1d may help.clarify mechanisms now poorly understood. It also could help .doctors to better understand the various relationships betw.een pituitary and ovarian hol·mones and the target· cells they affect . .. ; Nicholson's research is financed by· an· Anatomy. T1;~ining Fellowspip. .Bis work. is being supervised by ::Qr. ·.Rich•ud J. Blandau, assi.stant dean oLthe School of 11.1ediCine. Nicholson is . one of about· 60 UW ·.medical ·. students who. have summer grants .from v.arious institutes and · foundations. Purpose of the fellowships is to give students experience and interest in research while providing sum111er earnings to help with school-year expenses. The \;icreasing importance of research to the field of medicine has resµIted in the University's policy of encouraging students to learn i'esearch techniques whether or not they ·plan to specialize in· the field after graduationO ., '., Nicholson, a graduate of Pac)fic Lutheran College, is the son ql' Mrs. Helen Nicholson of Parkfond,

PIERCE COUNTY REFUSE CO.

Puyallup Rainbow Girls arc liaving car wash Saturday, iugust 31, 9;0 Oa. m. to 5:00 p. m. at the following stations: Spencer's, Lewis', Phair's and Waite.'s Texaco Service. Girls working are Gail Rinehart, Jacky Nunn, Gail Gitt, Virginia ()'Briant, Linda Savage, Karren :Hanson, Sharon Lyman, Joanne Sorenso1i. Phyliss Longabaugh, Janet Diseth, Nedra Jordan, Gayle Kessler, Betty Taylor, Carol Peterson a11d Verlail18 Quist.

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Weekly

FENCING

Garbage Collections Phone LE 7-8688

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BASKET WEAVE

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GATE ARBORS

GRADE&A'lARGE STR~CTL YFRESH

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ANNUAL SALE

PACKAGE

SHEEN VELVET CLEANSER $2.00 SIZE - ·FOR $1.00

DRY SKIN CREAM

$2.25 SIZE • FOR $1.25 $4.00 SIZE • FOR $2.00

Not a Whisper of Bad Breath

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REVERE WARE TEA KETTLE Regular $5.95 • Special $3.98 It's Copper Clad Stainless Steel

L SUPPLIES *

LUNCH Bl'Cl{'ET (Plaill) With Thermos

lotion ban.deodorant

Special $1.79 *

CW\!

FINE QUALITY 3 RING BINDER BY MAJOR - HANDLES AND HEAVY PLASTIC BOUND EDGES $5.98 For Only $3.98

HI itkles TUNA FIS STARKIST CHUNK

NO, ONEwHALF CAN

ea nut Uffer ~!Roz.

Aim Efedive 1lml Cmmm!

Regular $1.00 Two Layer ·

De>;Js Food With Nut Fudge Icing. V\Thite With English Toffee Icing. Mocha.

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MINUTE MAID FRESH FROZEN

SPECIALS

OLYM'PIC

$2.25 SIZE • FOR $1.25 $4.00 SlZE • FOR $2.00

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SALON COLD CREAM

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M. D. ALL COLORS

DOROTHY GRAY CLEANSING CREAMS

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FRESH CUT-UP PETERSON'S OR PIGGLY WIGGLY'S OWN WASHINGTON GROWN

PACIFIC AVENUE ~IJ~IER COMPANY 84th & Pacific Avenue· GR 4-9515

GROUND

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Winnie Martin - Nola Clowers

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SHOP NO\V - NE'W MERCHANDISE is COI\l!.ING IN DAILY-IF YOU WANT ANY $5.00 OR HIGHER ITEI\f BUT WOULD RATHER PAY LATEB. - WE'LL HOLD IT FOR. YOU FOR A SMALL DOWN PAY~ '' MEN'L

GAR.FIELD

: ltii PARKLAND

PUBLISHED AT PARKLAND, WASH.

Tl!UllSDAY, AUGUST 29TII, 1957 - PAGE 9 - SECTION TWO --~~~~~,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-'

iJI:ST

V../1SI~1ES

G~·a111d Opening O'f R~dy'~ Feed and I i Seed s~tMrday

merchandise, That paint section )s quite an important one, offering full line of Parker .pnints - interior,: exterior. barn, roof, shake, porch and deck; also the high gloss l\1arine enamel for jnterior \\~ork and tl"im. The val'ious supplies Marking a b',g step forward in used in painting are Rlso avail· the operntion of his business, able. Rudolph E, (Rudy) Engebretson invites the public to share with N~turally_ a feed and seed store him the frn'ma! opening of the specializes m that sort o(. thmg n>ew home of Rudy's Feed & and it is amrrzing how many Sc,ed Co, at 14GGO p,;cific Avenue items are included: Exper!ly preSaturday, Au"ust 31. pared or blended feed for every c· · b ,•h b .animal on the farm, together with . . . . . . omcc u}mg " 8 usmcss m n aces ·ies , d utensils EVERYBODY WF;LtOME SATURDAY-The fine new home of f formerly kn cm n as Stewart Hay a y. "c sot , an · .· Rudy's Feed & Seed Co. pictured above will be the scene of a & Grain Co.} some three years used m_ the fee.dmg of a:innals. neighborly gathering Saturday when Rudo1ph E. (Rudy) ago, Mr. Engebretson has made There ts a wide selection of wefom:n"s his many friends to share with him the many friends. in the community g1~ass seeds f?r lawns.and an even opening of his business in its r~ently com1ileted"'·modern and has increased. the volume of. wider.. selectio11 pf. m\x.~s for pashis ehterp,iise to the point where tures, these stored long line he needed more room hence the of neat, handy bins .. There tire fine new structure 'which has all 'kinds of sprays, ·fertilizers, been built just south of the ori- peat moss, insecticides and preginal store. The r,ew building is paraf.ions to crndicnte botherof frame canstruction with con- some varmints (Rudy's got a crete floors, with 50-foot front- wonderful powder to kill moles) and the hundred and one small age on Pacific Avenue at 14660 items needed around the farm. and a depth of 48 feet The ex'l'he building is well planned terior is painted in an attmctive shi1de of gray with green trim for quick and convenient service, and touches of yellow. Across the stocks being grouped !or the front is a ·wide canopy SQ that easy selection - - a place for customers ar.e always protected everything and evcrylhing in'. its from i·ain or sno\V in storm:'/ place - - saving the time of salesweather. The building is placed man and customer alike. Lending gala atmosphere to well back from the pavement, as now required by the Planning Saturday's formal opening, cofCommission, leaving a large black fee will be served with cookies from t.he · Patty Ann Bakqrics, topped parking area. with balloons and suckers for The feed store is divided into the kiddies. Small packages for three sec:tions: 'I'be north one is Sturdy Dog Food will be given used for hay, the middle one away t.o all visitors. for sacked feed and the south There will bo several very one cont,,ins the business office, plus the paint department an<F special awai·ds. Of interest io the Indies will be a beautiful. stocks of several other lines ol hand made wool throw rug. Young farmers, hoys or girls, will be excited over the fine WISHING MY GOOD whiteface calf which will be aFRIEND RUDY warded during the opening event. And a gift suitable to anyone SUCCESS IN HIS .YA•.. who has a home is the gallon FINE NEW STORE of Parker paint. There will be three awards. of Trainglc fced.s. Martin Gibbons Saturday will be a fine di>Y to visit this modern foed store and congratulate Rudy Engebretson on his successful business.

RUDY'S FEED AND SEED COMPANY IN YOUR NEW MODERN BUILDING

VERN~ ASHFORD INSURANCE AGCY. 1 ;fl(Jl PACfF{C AVENUE

c~ngra'hdtJtions

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FEED & SEED COu O:\ YOUR FINE NEW. BUILDING PLUMBING INSTALLED BY ....

FOX PLUMBING VI 7.. 7674

9312 So. Tac. Way

SINCERE BEST 'WISHES TO

FEED & SEED CO~

Your new store is a welcome addition to our area

1 ACOMA. PUMP & WELL. DRU.LING CO. LE 7-7281

14619 Pacific Avenue ~if6i&¥Rl<Pf!'fS!f'i"YVS?'..26F

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BEST WISHES TO OUR NEIGHBOR ••

HUDY~S

FEED & SEED

BARN

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CONGRATULATIONS . . .

FEED & SEED CO~

CONGRATULATIONS RUDY

COMPANY 'WE'RE HAPPY TO ADD .OUR BEST WISHES TO

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PARKLAND· CYCLE & KEY·

RUDY'S

CONGRATULATIONS .

FEED "

SEED CO.

11021 P:tc. Ave.

PAUL'S SHOES

We are proud to have had a part in the completion of this fine new store.

Congratulations and Best Wishe;; To RUDY'S FEED & SEED

PACIFIC AV!Ef~UE LUMBER. COMPANY 84th & Pacific Aven~e GR 4.. 9515

Doug's MIXING BOWL

WE ARE PROUD TO HAVE HAD THE OPPORTUN~ri

TO ACT AS GENERAL CONTRACTORS

BEST WISHES FOR CONTINUED GROWTH AND SUCCESS TO

1n a

BROOKDALE MOBIL SERVICE

CONGRA'I'LiLATWNS AND BEST WISHES 'fo

RUDY'S FEED & SEED From ·

Greenacres Exchange 146th & Pac. Ave. LE 7-6184 And

Prettyinan Heating Serv

GR 2.;?Q48

146th & Pac. Ave. LE 'l'-786fl s

LE 7-5722

RU DY'S

65% Egg Production in 20 Weeks with TRIANGLE'S Pullet Growing PROGR~M

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HOW MANY ~ . . TRIANGLE l ~. TURKEY PELLETS IN THE l t JAR. COME IN AND MAKE : t A GUESS. l

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PRIZE: 80 LB. SACK OF ~ TRAINGLE FEED - Your Choice :\

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$2.37

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A recent field test on Netti Hampshire iruIJets, feel a program of Triangle's Chick Starter, Developing Feed and 16% Egg Layer, produced this economy record;

IDADS

Shake Paint $5.17

STUDIO \VISHING THE BEST

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25 LB. SACK OF :I FEED - Your Choice : .\'

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FREE Pint Parker'"' Enamel To ht GO People

FEED AND SEED CO.

'McKEWEN

WHITE FACE

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JUDGES WILL CHECK ALL CONTEST CA,RDS AT 6 P.M. SATURDAY AUGUST 31ST AND NOTIFY 'VINNERS BY PHONE AT THAT TfME. IN CASE OF A TIE DUPLICATE PRIZES VVILL BE A Vil ARD ED.

4.05 GARFIELD STREET LEnox 7-383.'l

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5223 So. Junett St.

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FEED & SEED CO.

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BOYS AND GIRLS TO 16 YEARS

RUDY'S

13106 Pac. Ave.

HI NEIGHBOR!

General C.ontractors

SERVED AND DELICIOUS ·~oo· K•r~. nc~[[ u~ ~ PATTY ANN U IL() All DAY

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144th & Pac. Ave.

BEST WlSHES l't)R SUCCESS

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GUESS THE NUMBER OF TRIANGLE ~AB.BIT PELLETS IN THE JAR AND YOU WILL .WIN A BEAUTIFUL MA.DE l 1it 1'1HICK HAND STITCHED \i'VOOL THROW RUG. A·$25 VALOETOBEAWARDED. ALSO TO 1 GAL. PARKER PAINT. 3RD PLACE 1 QT. PARKER PAINT.

TAVERN

RUDY'S FEED & SEED

BUILDING

ATTENTION! YOUNG FAgMERS

SPANA WAY

augnan's

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BA1LtOO.NS AND SUCKERS FOR Al.al TH

FOOD CENTER

DISTRIBUTING

140th & Pacific Avenue

SPANKING

30z Pkgs@ STURDY DOG FO D

SPANA.WAY

ON YOUR FINE NEW BUILDING

TO !l;:'!'·~.~,"E !or" I'll' ·~ o· Iii~.

BRAf~D

OF OUR

Your new store is a real asset to our district. Otff congnltulations

SPAr~A V:4' AYAUCTHlN

he served and there will he treats several valuable awards presented that a whole lot of people will take the new location and i_ts attractive, Photo by McKewen

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building. Refreshments will for the. kiddies as well as during the day; Rudy hopes iih1e to drop in and inspect convenient facilities.

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WE EXTEND OUR

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FJJEBER BASE

QUART

GAL.

$1.12 $6.42

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F1rt1i·;:lnT1rl JU"v0ni1e C-1· n n'f, 0 r:n-.:nJ.:.ers C:.1thy nn<l_ TedJy Iviu}... 1in:3,- Jnn:::·t ~-\v6l:1i1d2r and Dr,dc C1rc ene -\''i'l?·1'c n.v,1 a1·~,fr·,d 14 blue i·ilibons and sL~.: red. 'Their entries incllldt'd_ corsages, seqnin plnf;, f3afety scra:pbooks, yarn oc~ top11s, Yo-Yo dolls, morocco, clown pihct1shion, clown laundry bnz, book mark, guest towel and c:rndle holrlcrs. Ribbon_ \Vinncrs _of Evergreen 4-H club were: Janet Hollnnd, red and blue fo1· Jersey heifer; Mike vVade, red and: blue for Holstein heifer; Robert Reed, blues for Holstein ·• heifer; Skippe1· Wade, blue. on hens; Richard Reed, reds

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SALE STARTS Ai

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and \vhite 011 chiekens; llobortn Reed reds on chickens; IJouglus Bergstroin, b]ue and red · 01 ~ Chickens· IVIarty :rvlcMahon reds on Aberdeen Angus steer;' Stan]ey Capp, red and blue on Aberdeen Angus heifer; Mike Wade, blues 011 Duroc Jersey gilt, Duroc Jersey sow and cross-breed litter; Mike Ridge,. red and white on Chester White sow; Leroy Van Pevenngc, blue and white on vegolables; Skippei· Wade, blu~ 1

Evergreen 4-H members will be busy selling Christmas cards to P'-'Y for club equipment and. will also colleet broken toys to be repaired for gifts to needy chil· dren. Anyone wishing to contribute should phone Puyallup TH 5-8039 The next club meeting will be at 7:00 p, m. Sept. 7 at the home of Danny 'fhomas, Fruitland 1-H club members won i;ibbons as follows: Karon Keil, reds on cake, pie crust and cookies; Gerleth Hoffman, reds on cake~ pie crust and cookies; Patty Snider white on cookies, Marion Lundregon, whi·tc on cookies; Gail Kesler, white on banana bread and biscuits; Cheryl Hoffman, white on banana bread and muffins; Earon Keil, blues, rntls and white on canned fruits and vegetables, 'Ihc next meeting ol the I<rnitland 4-H will be at Pa-Lty Snidcr s horne at 7:30 p. m. Sept, 10, Tho Fruitland Grange operated a box lunch booth during tho fair, also selling short orders and coffee. Mrs. Helena Keil,

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At ~, e~t Site CAMP DESERT HOCK, NEV. (AHTNC)-Army Specialist Third Class Wesley P. Venne, 21, whos~ wife, Betty, lives in Spamnvay, Wash,, is taking part in. the 1957 summer nuclear test series at the Atomic Energy Commission's Ne~ . vada Test Site near Las Vegas, Specialist Venne is participating in an indoctrination program to fan1i1iarizc military personnel with the effects of f!tomie weapons.

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AAA group of F'or the fourth consecutive day the McChord-based golfers increased their lead, winding up the .. 72"hole toumumcnt with a totc.1 of 1342. The 26th had 1376, fo'l1owed by the 5th group from IIanford \Vith 1417. The 10th. /~_4..A JYiissilc Battalion finished last with 1537. PlcI)i'vid "Webster, 26th group, won medaHst honors and the to p four day score. Vi ebstci; posted a tourn.an1ent score of 30·1 for the 72 holes. Finishing four strokes back of Vvebster was Sgt. David Evans. Webster's superlative '74 on the tough ATmy ]ayout ena_bled hi111 to '\Vin individual honors.

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Four rharnpi.onshlp Parkland area teams 'Nere fotcd last ·wcdncsday evening at the Top of the ()cean. The banqt1et0ts :ineluded membeTS of be Rich's Wolves, F'rankfo1 Pierce, Spanawccy Auctione2rs and the M.idland Mites Learns. . Rich s VVolves'· \Von the city Bnntr.m league' title while (;he Franklin Pierce nine won the junior tournament playoff afLer capturing second in regular league play. 'T'}1e Auctioneer::; took the Bethel Pee Vfoe league play an<l the Midland Mites grnbbed the Franklin Pierce title. Coaches Df the ;,vinning Franklin Pjerce juhio1· tea1n \v0re Bud. Gn1ucha and !{arl Strand. The team had a 13-3 ov~rall record for league. arid post-season play. The Junior nine had-the enviable record of making 24 double plays throughout the season which paved the way for victory. Members of the team included: cateher, ·calvin Goings; pitch"'" Ken Southhall; first base, Denn is Ljpke; second base, Tom Lumsden; third base, Jerry ,Larson; Short.stop, Bob Strand; outfielders, Joe Mancuso, Jay Kin1

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Bowmen Washington State Bow Hunters' Assodation will present its annual championships at the Tacc1na Sportsn1en's Range (Chateau) this Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The Mt. Tahoma Bowmen are the host club. Competition in six events is slated for the three-day affair. Divisions include men, women, juniors and childrcm under 11. The six events are the 28-target blackfaco round, 28-target animnl ~face round, 56 target field round, flight championships __.in· the various divisions, clout championships .and tho novelty competition. Parklanders will be represented by Mr. and Mrs. ·George McNett and Don Norris. Officers of the WSBA are Carl Burke, president; Torn Jones, vice president; Bill Neve, secretary-trensurer. Mt. Tahoma Bowmen officers include Leo J. Marx, president; Georgt'l McNett, vic0 president; Maxine McNett, secretary-treasurer and Bill Brexeton, publicity chairman.

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Parkland's busy summer time slate of activities came 'to a halt last weekend for deserved rest until the footballs start flying in the first weeks of September. Franklin Pierce and Bethel high schools as well as Pacific Luthei:an will serve up, enough football this fall to fill the appetite of most Parkland area fans. PLC has been tabbed as one of the favorites in the Evergreen Conference by several football yearbooks on the :hewstimds. Of course, head coach Marv Harshman probably doesn't app1;eciate this fact, prderring tho typical dark-horse role which so many college coaches prefer. But one thing is for certain, fans can expect th.-ii!s gala.re when Tommy Gilmur, Li'! AllAmerican candidate, unlimbers his vaunted throwing ann against the opposition. Gilmm· is· one of the to11 defensive players in the .league besides and can ramble from the qb post .as well. One mustn't forget his mastery of the lost art of drop-kicking either. 1 It's difficult to tell about the high schools this early. The Cardinals and Bethel, however, are expected to give a good account of themselves in their respective leagues. The Puget Sound Confrenco and the West Central league are two of the toughest lqp.gucs in the state which makes for. top. flight play. Elsewhere on this page you'll

see the names ;Jr the players which competed on the championship teams in boys baseball from the Parkland-Midland area. These boys and their coaches proved that the county boys can hold their own with their Tacome cousins. Here's a dreamy idea of how to make i>ure that all boys will be able to play the various recreation sports all. through the year with the assurity of having enough financial supp~rt. "We ought to have a civic-owned race horse running at Lo11gac1·es." Although the possibility seems remote, take a look at our neighbors, Su~'ner .. Have you heard of Cold Steel? Well Cold Stool has picked 'up a tidy sum of over $7000 at Longacres thjg summer. All proceeds have gone to support Little League baseball. _ The hor'se is owned by :).0 Sumner residents who put up $100 apiece to buy the racing thoroughbred. Recent winner of the Governor's Handicap, Cold Stoel has beaten such outstanding horses as Tacoma's North End and .Hollywood's Afternoon. The idea probably seems fanciful but it. sure would be nice to see Parkland's united colors every weekend at the Renton track. Besides it would make nice copy. Sumner received a 2-page plug in a recent issue of Sports Illustrated. Anyone got a horse which would be a surt'l winner for the community at Longacres?

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Pro football comes to the Pacific Northwest this Saturday afternoon at the University of Washington football Stadium. The San Francisco 49ers led by Hugh lVIcElhermy, fo1·mer UW grid great, will meet the Chicago Cardinals at 2 p. m. The pro grame is annually sponsored by Greater Seattle Inc. for the enjoyment of .Pacific Northwest fans, It will be the only appo;arance in the Puget Sound area this year of the play·. for pay boys. Saturday's game will pit two fleet footed backfields against each other and several of the top passing experts in the league. Pa;·kland fans attending will get to see star quarterbacks Y. A. Tittle, Earl Morrall and newcomer John Brodie directing the offense for the 49ers. 'l'he Cards" will counter with vet Lamar McHan and Paul Larson. Brodie, last season's Stanford pass master, was recently chosen the outstanding . player for the College All-Stars in the annual Chicago charity classic. 'l'ittle is expected to start for Frisco as the reliable veteran has been playing outstanding ball in exhibition. games thus, far. It seems that McHan is a certain starter in the split T attack of the Cards since he is an able runner as well as having passing abilities. Larson should see some action in spelling lVIcHan off. While at the University of California, Larson chalklild up a passing record of 64.. 2· completions. The rest of the starting· backfield for the Cards will fca ture Ollie Matson and Dave Mann from Oregon at the halves and

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