PAGE 12 SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAIfi-Published in "Christmastown, U.g.A.", Shelton, Washington Thursday, ]
Nice Weather Brings Out Boaters,
Swimmers And Traffic To Canal
HOODSPORT -- W'hat a beauti-
flxl weekend. The traffic on the
Canal highway was thick and the
trailer campers thicker. There
were quite a. few skiers and swim-
mers braving the cold waters and
I bet a lot of sunburns will be noti-
ced ill the next few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Gone. Spaulding
launched their new 14 ft. runabout
and treated the Bill Bryants to a
ride. The VanLaanens and McKiels
are having lots of fun in their new
boat, too.
Mrs. George Yocum and Mrs.
Andy Scott spent the weekend at
"The Firs" in Bellingham at a
Conference sponsored by the Cof-
fee Cup program on KGDN. radio
station.
Newly weds in our community
are Mrs. Jeanne Bass and Walt
Carpenter. Her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bx.Tan Miles held a reception
in their home at Potlatch for a
few close friends of the couple. The
Miles have left for an extended
visit to their home in Colorado.
1MJ’. AND MRS. Harry Nichol-
son and son, Harry IV, are home
on a 15 day leave from Idaho Falls.
Idaho. The grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Pierce and' Mrs. Evelyn
Nicholson are really enjoying the
chance to become better acquaint-
ed with this young fellow.
It really is a shame to realize
that robbery has come into the
picture on the local scene. A con-
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siderable amount of money was
stolen from the Treasure Chest
while Mrs. Claire Boarder was
gone on aa overnight trip to Seat-
tle.
Things are happening fast in
Hoodspor these days. Mr. and
Mrs. Emery Winters Jr. have mov-
ed their trailer in next to the Sid
Jarvis Garage and will be taking
over the managemen soon.
Mrs. Chuck (Virginia} Lanning
and Mrs. Charles (Leona) Dillon
are having a change of manage-
ment opening of the Hoodsport
Cafe Monday.
We just heard that Fred KiN
bourne will be turning his gas sta-
tion over to new management on
Monday, also.
The Lower Skokomish school
held a talent show under the direc-
tion of Dick EndicbtL There was
singing, dancing, skits and a pan-
tomime fo all to enjoy. Also musi-
cal selections oll the piano, accor-
dion, saxaphone and trombone.
Mrs. Barnett treated her fourth
grade class Lo a swim party in the
Pool Nnotare.
MR. AND MRS. Mike Simmons
and Julie have moved their trailer
to the Grove to make way fox the
building of a home by Mr. and
Mrs. Nell Simmons. Things are
really going up in a hurry.
Another new family, recently
moved into Potlatch, are Mr. and
Mrs. Chet Dombroski. They pur-
chased the home of the Pete Burgs.
Mr. and Mrs. Borg are managing
a park at Lake Sammamish.
Mrs. Jenny Jacobsen, mother of
Mrs. Ken Simons and Mrs. Jim
Jarvis is moving into her home at
Potlatch, next to the Jarvis's.
Mlchelle Hester was honored
guest at a birthday party Thurs-
day and treated her friends to a
Magicians show put on by Kelly
Calahan.
Kelly Calahan is leaving for a
vacation trip which will take him
on a visit to £amily members in
Birmingham, Ala: and to South
Carolina. "While in the south he
will attend a Magician's conven-
tion in Tennessee.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cole traveled to
Montan.a to visit their daughter
and family.
JIM BROWN and Dixie Thorson
were visiting with his family in
HoodsporL Sunday afternoon.
When Maurice gaare moves
something it goes in a hm'ry. About
six men. a saw, a few hammers
and whiz. the little cabin on his
beach property was down, loaded
on a trailer and two pick-ups, mo-
ved to Pleasant Harbor and put
back together again. All in a mat-
ter of abort three hours. Walt
Carpenter and Dave Collins who
own Pleasant Harbor Marina will
use the cabin fox' a shelter and a
place for their hired help to camp
in the summer. So far, Darrell
Peterson will be working aL the
dock again this year.
The Hood Canal American Le-
gion Auxiliary met in the home of
Mrs. Jenny Huff on Wednesday
cen'ing'.-An election of officers
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Lee Carlson
Memories of the 1902 fire are
recalled by pioneer logger Lee
Carlson, 82. He and several others
were woridng for Swan and John-
son near Shelton and they had
to fight the fire in the cookhouse
until 3 o'clock in the morning.
When they finally thought the
fire was out they went to bed and
told the cook not to wake them
up too early. When the cook rang
the bell to get up it was still dark
and they had to use lanterns to
get to the cookhouse.
It turned out it was 9:30 in the
morning but the smoke was so
thick it was as dark as night.
Irene S. Reed High School News Summer Home Residents Enjoy
New Science Program Planned For Next Year;
Annual Board Of Control Picnic Is Today
Next year a new science prog-
ram for college-bound science stu-
dents will be introduced. By 1966
it will be in full operation.
The program will consist of biol-
ogy in the freshmen year, chemis-
try for sophomores and advanced
chemistry and biology in the jan-
mr year. A physics study will
be offered to senior science stu-
dents.
William Rogers will teach two
physical science courses, which
will include chemistry, physics,
geology and astronomy. One of
the courses will have a non-math-
ematical approach while the other
will place more emphasis on math-
ematics.
TODAY the annual board of
control picnic was held at Twin
Harbors State Park. Members of
the board of control are represen-
tatives of various clubs and clas-
ses. Attending the picnic were
Ginna Correa. Learme Armstong,
Joe Waters, Toby Villines, Lynne
Stevens, Liz Somers, Chris Bun-
nell, Brad Bartlett. Beta Carte,
Elaine Zehe, Rene Fain, Gall
Downing, Bill Smith, Jerry Parks,
Sue Minigeshi, Kathy Youngland,
Henrietta Warnes and Ross Robb.
Beginning approximately a week
after school is dismissed, students
Who have failed regular courses,
or have been weak in courses, will
Carlson was born in Finland have an opportunity to make them
July 2, 1881. He cazne to Shelton up in summer school.
alone from Finland in 1899.
Carlson held his first logging Classes will be held from 8 a.m.
to 12 noon. Each class meets for
job greasing skids that same year
at Simpson's Camp No. 1. After
about three years of logging he
left for a few months. He re-
turned to logging and logged for
Simpson at different camps for
several more years.
During his logging career Carl-
son did almost every type of job
including skid greasing, bucking
falling, and working rigging.
He logged for both Bill and Joe
Grisdale.
In 1905, Carlson and a friend
bought propert on Harstine Is-
land. He moved to the island in
1907, and-logged his own land.
Carlson retired from logging in
1915 and took up farming on his
island place.
He used to play the fiddle and
enjoys fishing.
Carlson married Annie Erick-
son in 1906. They have seven chil-
dren a few of whom still live
nearby. They have eight grand-
children and three great grand-
children.
Nice Weather
Brings Activities
To Lost Lake
By Doris Hiekson
LOST LAKE -- This beautiful
weather has brought many people
out to swm in Lost Lake. This
plus the fact Forest Festival is
near has kept the people of Lost
Lake pretty busy.
Saturday Ronnie Cochran went
to Bremerton with the JunioT
High Band.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralf Killough of
Dayton Community were the Sun-
day dinner gaests of Mrs. Bula
O'Brien.
Don Saeger was accompanied to
the Neby River on a fishing trip
]y Darrell Cochran, Jim Baf-iek-
man and Gas Bye.
Mr and Mrs. Bill Wivell are
enjoying a 5-day trip to the other
side of the mountains.
was held with Mrs. Maybelle %Vii-
son. president; Mrs. Virginia Wal-
]in. vice president, Mrs. Hattie
Backlund, treasurer, Mrs. Vera
Shortsleeves. secretary; Mrs. Anna
Johnson, historian; Mrs. Merle
Smith, chaplain; and Mrs. Jenny
Huff. sgt. of arms. Mrs. Jenny
Huff, Poppy chairman, announced
that Poppies will be sold on :May
23 and 24. Corsages will replace
the crosses again this year. The
Auxiliary will participate in the
Memorial Day services at the Shel-
ton Cemetery,
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ing will be taught[. Additional
courses will be offered if enough
students wish to take them and
if instructors can be found. The
tuition will be $20 per course.
The semors are now completing
their last few days of high school
as they eagerly await senior week
which is June 3-7. Those seniors
taking biology or world history
will have to retur]] to school each
day for those classes. Except for
baccalaureate and graduation
practices, most seniors will be free
to enjoy swimming, water skiing
and camping trips in the moun-
tains. Seniors will take their se-
mester tests a week earlier than
the sophomores and juniors.
MEMBERS OF the Latin Club
have elected Molly Murdey to
represent the club as Diana. god-
dess of the moon and forest, in
the Forest Festival parade. Diana
will ride in a Roman chariot which
will be pulled by Erie Nelson,
Larry Rings, David Miltenberger
and three other members of Latin
,Cl.Ub, .AH will be wearing togas.
Bonnie Barnett was in charge of
painting the chariot.
The home economics classes
have recently completed home pro-
jects, which are now displayed in
the show cases of the Angle build-
ing. There is a wide variety of
projects including mosaics by
Paula Harmon, a medicine kit by
Martha Hesser and a crocheted
afghan by Fran Demmon. Jana
Runnion recovered and refinished
chairs. Eight hours was the mini-
mum time requirement for the
projects, but most of the girls
spent more time than this. The
home management classes are
busy preparing weekly menus for
a make-believe family.
Lilliwaup Club Sets Card Party
By Mrs. :Nell Vance
LILLIWAUP Lilliwaup Com-
munity club will hold its regular
card par%y Friday evening May
24 pinochle will be played to start
at 8 p.m. This will be the fourth
party in a series of five, refresh-
ments will be served and prizes
gven.
The committee for the evening
will be Frances Moake and Stella
Morken. The public is envited.
MI’. AND MRS. Tom Hull and
son Roger of Chewelah. spent the
weekend with Mrs. Hall's father
and his wife Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill McKasson and
children Julia and Billy Jr. spent
mothers Day' with Jean's mother
and husband Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Laycock of Purl Angeles.
Wednesday even the Treasure
chest was broken into and robbed
and close to $400 was taken.
Mr. and Mrs. Nell Vance motor-
ed to Bremerton Thursday where
they spent the day visiting their
old friends and neighbors Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Howard and family.
The Girl Scout troop 228 camp-
ed out over night last Saturday
at Beacon Point with their leaders
Jean McKasson and Nancy Morris,
Mrs. Bell Larson also camped with
the group.
THEY ALL ENJOYED a picnic
dinner at 6 p.m. later in the even-
ing they enjoyed a bonfire where
they roasted marshmallows and
wieners.
The girl scouts entertained their
leaders and Mrs. Larson with a
group of Girl Scout songs late in
the evening. They all returned to
their homes late Sunday evening.
MASON COUNTY'S
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on Highway 101
BREAKFAST -- LUNCH -- DINNER
Our Specialty
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We feature SEAFOOD, too!
Phone 877-9488 -- Take-Out.Orders!
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]n Shelton
Recognized as THE place for thick SHAKES
and smooth SUNDAES, and NOW from
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Sunny Weekend At Lake Nahwatzel
LAKE NAHWATZEL -- Fish-
ing in the lake continued to be
good over the weekend. The fish-
ermen were joined by the skiers
and the swimmers as the beauti-
ful warm weather brought crowds
out for picnicing and fun in the
sun. Enjoying the nice sunshine
and their summer home were Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Ziegier and fam-
ily, Shelton; Mr. and Mrs. Ernie
Palmer and family, Seattle. Mr.
and Mrs. Don McLennon. Seattle,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Settle. Hoquiam
and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jacobson.of
Shelton.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Hewson visi-
ted for a few days in Yakima Val-
ley and Granger. They visited
their son. Sam Hewson and family
and friends in that area.
Thursday the Hewson's had bu-
siness in Portland. Ore. and Satur-
day in Tacoma.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lee Daw-
son last Friday evening were Mr.
and Mrs. John Woldahl of Fargo,
N.D.
WEEKEND GUEST of Eddie
Dawson was Steve AnsLey, Shel-
ton. Joining them for dinner Sa-
turday night was Steve Crapo, EI-
ma,
Last Sunday the Dawsons visit-
ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Wouters and family of
Brady.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ford had
Sunday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs.
Holman, Shelton. Mrs. Gertrude
Scott. Shelton, and Mrs. Dale Tay-
lor, Olympm.
Mrs. Archie Kelley and daugh-
ter, Betty, accompanied Mrs. Hank
Chappell to Aberdeen to do some
shopping last Saturday.
Visiting the Kelleys last Satur-
day afternoon were Walt Chappell,
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Chappell, and
Jim Blauvelt.
Spending Sunday and'overnight
as guest of Judy and Jackie Lan-
dis of Matlock was Miss Betty
Kelley.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hickson and
family enjoyed a "family picnic"
in honor of Sfisan's fifth Birthday
last Sunday.
:Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tapper and
daughter, Susan, returned last Sa-
turday afternoon from their trip
to California, where they visited
with Mrs. Tupper's mother. Mrs.
Mary I. Chrisman, at South San
Gabriel.
WEEKEND guest at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooper
were Eddie Holmes of McChord
Field. and Gary Hunter of Payne
Field.
Mrs. Frank Cooper accompanied
by Frank Cooper, Jr. drove to Spo-
kane last Saturday evening to
bring back Mr. Cooper. Jr.'s child-
ren, Christie, Kelly, and Carey
Cooper to spend a fe.w weeks va-
cationing at the Cooper home here
on the Lake.
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Diggie were.
Mr. and Mrs. Gas Lagacy of Tac-
oma.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Branson
entertained Mr. an4 Mrs. Warren
Erickson. Kent last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hanson
drove to Chehalis last Sunday to
do some Agate digging.
Weekend guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Hector Barbour was
Mr. Barbour's daughter and fam-
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Wilkowski,
of Vashon Island.
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