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SHELTONMASON COUNTY 3OURNAU--- Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A.", Shelton, Washington
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YOU NAME IT---Officially named the "Wanagan,"
a term originating on the eastern seaboard for the
floating, oombination cook shack-shelter used by
boom men working logs on the rivers, she is af-
By Mrs. Ray Krat('h~
SOUTHSIDE .... Thunderbirds
4-H club members met at the
home of Leslie Snyder. Members
looked over their costmnes for
their skit, and discussed projects
for lhe fair and 4-H camp. They
also decided on what kind of dec-
orations for their cabin at camp.
Refreshments were served by Les-
lie Snydcr. The club will meet
again July 23.
New residents of Arcadia are
Mr. and Mrs. Don Herrick and
family who have purcllased the
Bob Ogden place. The Don Her-
ricks were formerly residents of
Ka mitche.
Clove]' Girls 4-H club met with
the meeting called to order by
Cindy Hovind. Barbara DeMiero
led the flag salute and 4-H pledge.
The three girls that were absent
were Vicki Harris president
Denna Harris and Tresa Murray.
Club members talked about camp
and club skits. Every 4-H member
received a 4-H pin at the meeting,
reported Tracy DcMiero.
Live Wires 4-H members met
last Wednesday at the home of
Patty Jo Mell and worked on their
:projects for camp. They also dis-
!cusxed what kind ,)f skit they
i were going to have for 4-H camp
i at Panhandle. Refreshments were
served by Patty Jo Mell.
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By M. Elil,~on
KAMILCHE -- Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Kelly of Tacoma visited
Mrs. Alia Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Av-
ory Kelly, and the Carrel Kelly
family last week They were the
overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Kelly.
Mr. and Mrs. George Miller of
Olympia were the guests of the
Richard Kelly family Sunday.
The Kamilche 4-H club is work-
ing this week on the 4-H building
at tl~e Mason County fail' grounds.
The Kamilehe 4-kI club held a
meeting Tuesday at the home of
Barbara Wolfe to plan for the 4-H
camp at Panhandle Lake starting
July 27.
Rev. George Effman of Califor-
nia will speak at the Kamilche
Community church Sunday morn-
ing.
DAVID BR,AI)I,EY celebrated
his sixth birthday on July 16 with
several of his friends.
Herb Nelson retrained home
Monday after undergoing a major
operation Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mctzgar
a~nd their children Candy and Mark
of Arcadia, Calif., left for home
Monday after a week's visit with
the Herb Nelson family.
The }-Ia rry Simnlons family
spent Wednesday with their sop.
Le~: at the oeca]'{ beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Abner Bisscll from
Olympia visited tile Harry Sim-
n~ons family last Tuesday.
,IEI,'F IIUSI~EY and his niece,
Marliene Otto, arc, visiting rela-
tives in The Dalles, Ore,, tiffs
week,
Mrs. John Jansscn and Ill(}l•
dauglltcr Carla f|'om Jacksonville,,
Fla., visitea the home of Dan
lVeods this week.
Jack Jolliff was transferred to
the Shelton Clinic Monday and is
recovering from his operation last
week in Seattle.
Guests of Mr. and ]~4~rs. Allen
Taylor of Kamilche Point were
their son, \¥allace Taylor of Whit-
tier, Calif., and his family.
SOUTHSII)E EAGLES 4-H club
met Friday with a very nice bar-
becue of hot dogs at Bracy's.
Club membc|'s talked about their
skit for camp and also talked
about the fair. Tile nexL meeting
will be August 13.
I lrour Leaves 47H club n~eml)e|'s
:met July 15 at the home of Mrs.
Bakke. 4-H members worked on
camp decorati0]Is and sewed. Shei-
l~t Holtorf gave a demonstration
on how to lay a. pal.tern. The next
meeting will be July 22.
Linda Kratcha left Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. George Winnings
and family of McCleary to spend
:two weeks visiting her ~ great
grandmother and aunt at Victor,
Mont.
Jmlice and Myrtle Kr~tcha at-
:itended the ev~ming party last
Wednesday at Betty Moran's.
fectionately oalled a "seagoing crummy" by the
Simpson boom men she transports back and forth
to work ove~ the waters of Oakland Bay.
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Actually the "Wanagan" is an
11 by 18 foot corrugated shack
built on h)gfloats. Power for
moving her from place to place
is fm'nished by a 20-foot-long,
Chrysler marine powered, steel-
hulled jam boat, which as the
name implies is normally used to
break up log jams.
A V-shaped notch has been fa-
shioned at one end of the shack
from heavy timbers. The bow of
the jam boat nests into the V, and
the shack and boat are lashed to-
gether with rope to add stability.
The inside of the "Wanagan" is
furnished with rows of benches
th.at seat around 30 boom men.
There are two large windows in
her forward end, affording the
men a view as they travel back
and forth to work. Between the
windows is a door which is used
for boarding and leaving.
Before ~he "\Vanagan" existed
boom mdi~ walked to work areas
on the bay over floating catwalks.
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