4 SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAIL- Published in "Uhristmastown, U.S.A.", Shelton. Washington Thuracay, January
ill ....... :
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LETTERS
To The Editor
RISE IN DEFENSE
Dear Mr. Dickie:
Tilts is the first time I have
ever, so strongly, felt the urge to
write a "Letter' to the Editor"
concerning an article in the
paper, but last week's write uo
about the previous weeks' two
basketball games made me do a
slow burn
I would imagine that if the
hoys on the team read the write
up, and I'm sure they did, their
morale must haxe dropped to
somewhere down }t rOll nd tlleir
shoe laces.
Although I didn't see the Sat.
night game at No. Ttmrston. as
both of my children were ill, I
did nee the game Friday evening
lind as fal' as I was concerned.
even though they didn't win they
played a mighty good game.
Granted. they just couldn't seem
to sink those shots in the second
half but does this make them a
"bunch of chumps"? After all.
they are just high school boys
participating in sports for fun and
sportsmanship not showmanship.
I'm sure that Coach Doherty's
disappointment was no stronger
lhan that registered on the faces
of our learn at the end of the
game and I'd be willing to bet
that he is \\;veil aware of this and
"ItERE RESTS AN HONEST
SHERIFF OF THE PROHIBI-
TION ERA."
And. we all know that it is
l;rue,
Sincerely,
Albert D. Pinney.
BACKS GREEN STAIPS
Editor.
Shelton-Mason county Journal:
In the Jan 10 issue of the Jour-
nal Mr. Charles Savage, State Rep.
made the statement that the
Green Stamp people only gave
cheap cut glass trinkets in retm'n
for yo,lr stamps.
This statenlent s lar from
true as I have two fine bed blank-
ets each blanket cost one book of
stamps or 1.200 stamps, however,
you ran buy eheap trinkets if yon
want to jllst as you can in any
other store you get merchandise
at. a S&H store according to the
nunber of stamps you have to
lrade in
i am very nauch in favor of
S&H Green stamp venders being
allowed to trade their stamps but
without any unreasonable tax that
we, the people, cannot afford to
pay t.o the state.
Signed,
.Jack Smith
a r' Rt. 3, Box 394
,I De++oCtaiS -
It- "
that bis fcelinIs were not to go
"jlmlp off a bridge" but to work 0C
even tavder lo overcome tills prob- A! State Meeting
The Slate Democratic Central
Committee rid the "eorganization
meeting in Tacoma at the New
rDoric Hotel Jan. 12. State offieer,'
lela,
MV hat is off o our "Itighclimb-
el's" I think they have what it I
takes to eonle o/It Jinllel's and I'll
bet they prove nay statement as
the season progresses. Even if
they don't they still need our sup-
port and to know we're behind
them all the way!
Mrs. Cliff Starkey,
Shelton. Wast
ONE OF TIlE RARE ONES
.Mr. Iiil] Diekie. Editor.
The Journal. Shelton,
Dear Mr. Diekie:
Re---.Memorial to the Late Eu-
gene F. Martin.
I am glad to know- there is pub-
lie request for' a suitable mentor-
ial for our Comrade. named above.
During the major portion of our'
living under the noble experiment
prohibition, I held down a Fed-
eral job which permitted me to
know who were our honest peace
officers, he they Federal. State.
County or City. And Bill. please
believe me when I say that the
1.00 per rent honest sheriffs were
all too few.
It wouldn't cost too much to add
the following to 'Gene's epitaph:
]A!
Committee held the reorganization
elected were: Frank Keller of Kit-
sap County, chairman, Pat Merrill
of Benton County, wee chairwo-
man. Evelyn Rosellini of King
Cmmty, secretary and Rosen Jon-
es of Whateona County, Treasurer.
Representing Mason "County were
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ritner," State
Comnaitleeman and State Commit-
l;eewonlan, VLMLOlS from Mason
Cm ntv were Mr. and Mrs. John
Sells. blr. and Mrs. Clarence Cor-
I nell. Carman Sarkowitz and Helen
Savage.
At the last meeting of the Ma-
son County Demoeratie Central
Committee which was held Dee.
28. delegates were elected to the
Nine Cotmty League. The offieers
are automatically delegates.
The next meeting of the Mason
County Democratic Central Com-
mittee wil be Jan. 24 aL 8 p.m. in
the Shelton Court House.
JOURNAL WANT ADS
GET RESULTS!
Library Has Books For The Bedding Sdentist
l]ven very ,vonng children can they live. build their nests grad films; the second, written by Don-
be interested in science these days. (.nre foT their young, aid Clllross Peat.tie has colored
Perhaps this is one of the benefits "Caterpillars" and "\\;Vestern paintings as well as drawings, and
of television! Certainly there ,re Butterflies" are two of the color- talks about such fascinating sub-
many attractiw, books for tllern lul books about the inserts which jeers as "The Colors of Life". "The
to read. usually draw the fh'st attention. .
Animal life in usually an early These are for fairly expert read- Forms of Life", "Hours and Sea-
interest. "Natu!'e detective" tells ers. The youngest children will ] sons" and "Living Together".
like "Catch a Cricket" and "I Like
you how to nnderstand what you utt.erflic,/'
see outside iootprinLs m sand
lraeks in snow. , dropped teethe]'. "I'LANTS THAT CHANCEl)
"How lo tmderstand animal talk" the \\;¥orlid" and "This is a Leaf"
has some of the same kind of in- ar two ()1" lhe outstanding books
terest, but is for older children or about plants for children.
even a(hllts, "Robilns m the gard- "World's of Nature' 'and "'Rain-
on" is about a year in the life of bow Book of Natuie" both have
familiar bird "Birds in Lheir wonderful illuslrations. The first
homes'.' describes fitly-fern birds is ilh,strated with plmtographs
el city, country and garden, how fFon? the Walt Disney nature
"TI{ROUGH TIlE N[AGNIFY-
ING Glass" gives a glimpse into
lhe world of tiny things. "The
Book of Sea Shells" brings a wel-
come reminder of sumnter fill] on
lhe beach. "Underwater Zoos"
tells how 1.o have an aquarium ana
some of the things you can learn
from one.
Man is the subject of "The Hu-
man Body", "Links of Life. the
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Production Credit
Association To Have
Annual Mee! Jan. 26
The Southwest YVashinKton Pro-
duction Credit Association wilt
hold its 29th annual stockholder'
meeting for the northern section
Story of Heredity" and "Conquest
of lJisease' .
"The Story of Atomic Energy",
"Probing th, Atmosphere, the
Story of Meteorology", "The
\\;Vorhl of Carbon". "Comets', "The
Story of Flight". and "Men of
Science and Invention" suggest
some of the other scientific fields
JbOtu \\;vhicla there are interesting
books in the libr-ry.
of the Association at the Chehalis
high school, Jan. 26, Eugene E.
Taylor, Director, announced this
week. The southern sectional meet-
ins will be held Jan. 25, at Van-
eouver.
Taylor, Shelton eattleman and
oyster grower, annmmeed tbat it
was expected that approximately
500 farmer members will attend
lhe two meetings from all of
Southwest "Washington, the area
x, erved by the association. Farm
organization leaders in the area
have also been invited to attend
the meetings.
Registration for the meetings
will brae'in at 11 a.ln. followed by
dinner el. noon, and a business
nmeting and program to begin at
1 p.m. and eonctude at 3 p.m.
\\;,,,ill hear reports of
Lion and its progress
M. M. Oliphant of
soeiation seerel
ing 1962, $4,420,000 was
agricultural production
There are 984 farmers
west "Washington
Association membership.
percent dividend will be
539 Class A stockholderS.
Guest speaker at both
halts and Vancouver
be g. M. Sorensen,
Lewis- Pacific Dairymen'S
lion,, Chehalis, who will
"'Cooperation".
Stockholders will
rectors to fill the ex
of Eugene E. Taylor,
Members attending the meetingsNvans S. Blankinship,
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