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SHrELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "Chvistmastown, U.q.A.y ShelteR,
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W', hesy 1 and yours -- ,,
, Happy New Y(,ar.
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Hoodsport- Potlatch News I DAYTON COMMUNITY
sonl t'ine talent among the young- s ms n(1 Vir inS.( W'allin tr.-ivel 'd Carol Kinnit. will be hostess d sons.
ste. The l d,dergarten c',hildren t0 5eatr,'dia m' 'Christmas 'dinm:;. Saturday dinner guests of '[r. Mr. a n,l. Mrs. Willia,!2.M.,Broxyn.
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played by aeanpe Peters(m, Beth day wlth dancing: The Van Laal:: Sunday dinner guests of Nh'. and, Mrs. Ray Dillenberg's brother,
holidays from Alaska. On Christ, Longmire and daughters of Olym- The Ernest Maynard family of
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tar; and Richard Peterson0 the
trumpet..Of course, Santa Claus
made his appearance to top off the
program.
Miss Anna' Lourene Bingley
made her entrance on Saturday,
Dee. 20, and was welcomed home
by her brother and sister to help
celebrate Christmas. 'The Bing:-
Leys spent.Chriltmas Eve in Brem-
erton with Mrs. Doglaa Burbar
and had Clrlana dinner in the
he,me of "Mr. and :Mrs. its Vest in
Union. On Sunday relatives from
Seattle, Auburn, Tacoma and
Bremerton dropped in at the Bing-
leys to greet the new baby.
Mrs. Elsie Seymmlr 15 spending
her Christmas vacation with her
brothers, Charles and Bob Cobine
in" Indepenilence, Ore.
A pre-Cchristmaa party was
held in the horffe of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold MillO where she was host-
ess to six cduples with one of her
lovely Chinese dinners.
The Don Henrys spent the
Clristms/ holidays with relatives
in Seattle and Bellingham.
Mrs. George Ferris and son,
Dick, wele visitor# la the Emery
Winter home. Dick is on fur-
lough and is Mrs. Winters' teph-
ew. Donna Brown is home from
Kent and will be attending chool
in Shelter for the spring term.
Other visitbrs in the Winters home
for Christmas were Mr. and rs.
John Winters from Port Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Winters and
Carla of Seattle. Johnna Winter
from Tacoma, and Mr. and Mrs.
Emery Winter& Jr., of ShelteR.
The Emery Jrs. left for a belated
honeymoon trip to California and
ar visit with his mother there.
Mr, and Mrs. I. J. Evans and
Steve and Mrs. Dorothy Swanson
are spending the vacation holi-
days in Port Angeles with rel
tires.
Mrs. Georgia Rudd of Portland
is spending some time visiting with
her daughter and family, the Earl
Crumbs. Earl has been" one of the
lucky steelhead fishermen this
week.
Cla|'ida Bearden attended Job-
biv installations in Seattle and Ab-
berdeen Callers in the Bill Bear-
den home this weekend were Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Anderson and
boys of Shelton and Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Rishel and children.
The Bearden family all gathered
at the home of the Mel Beardens
for Christmas Eve. There were the
Bob Beardens, the Bill Beardens
and the Bill Essex families to open
presents together.
Judy Hale had a sad accident on
Christmas Eve when she fell and
re-cracked her collarbone, and had
to make a hurried trip to the doc-
tor.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Visser and
Frances and Mrs. Anna Johnson
arrived at the Robert Smiths on
Tuesday evening to spend the
Christmas time. The Vissers re-
turned to their home in Arcata,
Calif., on Friday but Mrs. Johnsor
will spend some time here and in
May it bring us the power to scale new heights of achieve.
ment and the wisdom to use that power wisely and well to
open up a bright new era of better living for everyone. And
to all our friends: best wishes for health and happineml
PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT NO. 3 ""
County,
JACK COLE, TOM WEIB, ED TAYLOR --- COMMISSIONERS
CLAUDE DANIELSON, MANAGER
mas Eve guests in the Larsen
home were M. and Mrs. Dave
t-brag of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Williamson of Ellensbuvg,
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Larsen of
helton and Mr. and Mrs. Tom
O'Donell of Hoquiam.
Ou Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Lar-
Sen wll;h Gloria and Nadene trav-
eh,d to Hoqulara to the O'Donells
and had dinner tlmre with their
arents, Mr. and Mrs. Ared Bit-
ey. Sdnday they Visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dtmcan at
Aberdeen.
;Mr. and Mrs. Merle Connolly
and four boys from Seattle spent
the weekend.at the Ken Connolly
home in Hoodsport.
Christmas dinner guests in the
Ray Peterson home were Mrs.
Nola Hagen and Brent and Gene
Maynard, all of Tacoma. The
Robert SmitIls also visited with
the Petersons.
The Nell Simmons fatally spent
a wonderful Christmas with all of
her sisters and brothers at a
Christmas Eve party ,in the home
Of Mrs. Frank Marsh in PuyaIlup.
On Saturday the Simmons at-
tended an open house in the home
of Mrs. Robert Johnson in Seattle.
Cheri Cook of Tacoma returned
home with the Simmons on Sun-
day for a visit here.
Mr. and Mrs, Andy Scott en-
tertained their children and fami-
lies for Christmas Eve, There were
Roger and Margaret Parmelee o
Centralia, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Scott
and Mr. and Mrs, Jack Rodman.
Christmas morning Mrs. Scott and
Mrs. Kirk received telephone calls
from their sons. Wayne and Mike,
who were spending Christmas with
Wayne's aun in Lnng Beach,
Calif.
Mr. and Mrs, Dwight Pierce had
their family all together for
Christmas Eve and then Christmas
dinner. There were 21 for the
celebration and they were Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Radtke from Seattle. Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Pierce and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pierce and
family of Union Mrs. Darrel Rod-
gers and children of Sheltnn, and
Mrs. William Pierce.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dillon had
a,Ohristmas dinner guests, Mrs.
Genevieve McEvoy and Mrs. Lulah
Hunting.
No, you weren't seeing thbags
Sunday, it was Eddie Kneeland,
Mick Simmons and Ron Goes wa-
ter skiing. The purpose was to
test Eddie's new motor, which,
needless to say is the envy of the
younger set along the Potlatch
Beach.
The George Clark family trav-
eled to Seattle to spend Christmas
with Mrs. G. R. Clark. They also
spent some time visiting in Red-
mend with the Dick Jacobsens.
They returned home a tired group
after accommodations were made
for the four adults, seven kids,
three dogs, and a cat. No fights,
the.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rodgberg and
"Cindy" were callers in the Rob-
eft Smith home on Stmday dve-
Ring.
The D.S.C. met in the home of
Mrs. Wesley Johnson for their an-
ual Christmas potluck dinner. Thit
is the one time of the year the
h'tmbnds are invited to share in
the club's activities. The mem-
bers exchanged gifts avid revealed
their sdc'ret lbals, m.ntertainment
for the evening was furnished by
Mrs. Jlson who showed sltde
of the costun}e clmces. Hostesse
assisting With arra'ngenents were
Mr. Norman Gry, Mrs, Ray Pe-
terson arid Mrs. HarIT Pozorski.
pin.
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Leman and sons motored to Seat-
tle to have dinner with his aunt,
Mrs. Sue Wieting and visit with
her son and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Wieting and children of
Stockton, Calif.
Sunday drop-in guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
LeOarde were Mr. and Mrs. Don
Valley and Steve of Bellingham
and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Valley of
Shelton.
Saturday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Lemke were Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Hilson and daugh-
ter,, Sharon, of Olympia.
MR. AND MRS. A. S. Dyson of
Tenino spent Wednesday and
Thursday with their daughter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kidd.
Wednesday evening, Mrs. Dyson
was honored with a birthday din-
ner. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
[Stanley Dyson, Ray and Ricky
l of Shelton. They were also guests
l for Christmas dinner.
Christmas Eve guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dillen-
berg were Mr. and Mz:s. W'alt
Bloomfield and family, Mrs. Ma-
'mie Clark of Shelton and Raymond
Clark of Oregon.
The Walter Chappell family had
Christmas dinner at the home of
Mrs. Mary Chappell.
Lucite. Lorri. Dani and Craig
Maynard were Saturday overnight
guests of their grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. William Rietdorf.
The Rehort Lemans had as
Christmas guests her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Evers of Matlock.
Christmas guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Darl Goldy were Mr. and
Mrs, A V. Puderbaugh of Agate,
Mrs. Gladys Zoyer and Mr. Fred
Johnson of Lilliwaup and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Goldy and son, Jake.
Sunday drop-in callers at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Le-
Garde were Mr, and Mrs. Claude
Legacy and children of Tacoma
and Mr. and Mrs. George Ralston
and son of Shelton.
Gathering at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Cliffprd Combs on Christ-
mas day for dinner were Mrs.
Mozelle Pearson and sons of Seat-
tle, George Russell who is with
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Too Lale To Classify
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itictr(,[i llld iso, (.()1 Ill' in :tlld })Ft)II/"
H'Oll]ld. Sht.lt,)n Eh>('tri¢., 'if9 Rail-
rmd. 1/1
FOR RENT--7 "Ti(r:(,_t.,dr(,n h.nlse
iI¢lwntown $;')0 In(ml|l rofervllct,,,
PlionP _I-IA 6-3218. Bill tfn
()NE" BEDROOM t'i(:i(iil-]i'lT//Sii
flil' I'l'lll. ]I t'lit ftll'iliShl,d. ]I)qUiFt
1110 14'l'anklin. Apt. NIL 5. Phme
H A 6-649.6. .............................. FH/1 _!!'n
HAY I'OR SALE---Never been w,,t. $25
I)'r t(m, - Pl(nu' ttA 6-3722, .. 1(1729
CLEAIANCE. Big l'(,(iuctim on all
]ll(,r'chall(lJso. Coil](" ill il]l(i I 1'( 1liNe
llround. Shelton Eb,ctri( 419 Rail-
r.a(i. 1,'1
'()R-sXLE-:=:TiYiti:--ci:.i;i;iF-;7£t,./i "
$125. Aisl l.l-ft. Sears boal $125.
P|lonl, HA fi-4315, FI/I-15
WANTED ::: Baby..,i-li;-i,]-in :g;;-d
condition, reasonable. PIII)Ii" I-IA 6-
3552. Wl/1-8
FOR RENT --- Attractive waterfront
iloilil' 1 !,'j bedrooms, city i,on¢e n -
i('nct's, 10 lililt's fl'l)ll] town. Call
HA 6-36.ii. (H/I-8
C"LE-A]tAtCE'-B]g reduction on all
lllercilllndtle. COll)O in an(] bvouse
ilrotlnd, Sh,qtu Electric, 419 Rail-
road. 111
NOTICE TO ]E,ENT CLAIMS
Notice is hereby giVell thai all t'lailil$
against Mason County for the y'ar
1958. must be Presented to the. Audi-
tor (if Ma,qon Cotlflty. not later than
January 15th, 19fMJ, for allowance by
the Board of County Comnlissioners.
The law Provides that delinquent :
claims be held until the following
year t960.
Mason County Auditor
SUSIE E. PAULEY
!II It
Shelton had Christmas dinner with
Mr. and Mrs. William Rietdorf
and family. In the evening, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Duffey and son,
Michael dropped in.
Christmas Eve visitors at the
home of Mr and Mrs. Walter l
Chappell were Mr. and Mrs. C.
L. Anderson and Steve of Cloqual-
lure.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Munson and
sons of RenteR, Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Hall and children of Seattle and
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Roberts and
sons gathered at the home of Mrs.
Nena Roberts of Shelter for
Christmas dinner.
GUESTS ENJOYING the holi-
day dinner in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Williams were
Mrs. Esther Kidd of Shelton and
Mr. William Kidd and daughter,
ffoyce. Dropping in during the eve-
ning for refreshments were Mr.
Archie Kidd and daughter, Shar-
on.
On Tuesday of last week, Mr.
and Mrs. William Rietdorf motored
to Olympia and visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilmoth
Sr. They brought Alfred Rietdorf
home with them to spend the holi-
days.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ahlquist'
of Shelter spent Monday evening
visiting Mr, and Mrs. Harold Le-
Garde.
On Thursday evening, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Gold,,, and son called
on Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brown-
field of Kamilche.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. Lemke were Mr. and Mrs.
A. H Wolden and daughter of Se-
attle and Pamela Lemke of Port
Angeles..
The Henry Warnes family spent
Wednesday and Thursday in Oak-
ville at the Arnold Warnes home.
CIIRISTMAS NIGHT Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Needham and chil-
dren of East Olympia and her
brother, Ron Francken of San
Francisco visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. James Hickson.
They had spent the day with their
mother, Mrs. Katherin Francken
of ShelteR.
Doris Hickson is spending this
week in Shelton with the John
Nunamaker family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Tibbits and
Cindy called on Mr. and Mrs. Earl
MacMillan of Pickering Thursday
afternoon.
Larry, Leslie and Maurice Pear-
son are spending their vacation
with their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Seab Combs, while their
mother, Mrs. Mozelle Pearson, re-
turned to Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Riclmrd Harmon
of Santa Clara, Calif., (nee Sharon
Vaughn) are the parents of a ba-
by girl, Lynette Gayle born Dec.
16. Mr. Archie Vaughn of Shel-
ter is a proud grandparent.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Phillips St.
spent Christmas at the home of
their son, Fred Jr. of Bremerton.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hickson
and girls called on Mr. and Mrs.
Fred err Friday evening.
Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Killeen and Johnny of San
Diego, formerly of ShelteR, vis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Warnes.
Mrs. A. E. Lemke and Mrs Ce-
.cil McLain and children called on
Mr and Mrs Charles Loitz of Ar-
cadia on Tuesday.
Mard00o L00ses
Applying for marriage license
in the Mason county auditor's of-
rice this past week were:
James H. Tobin, 22, Olympia,
and Charlotte :Miller, 18, Shelt0n.
Gerald Olson, 24, Seattle, and
Janet Horn, 17, Seattle.
William O. Ware, 38, Montesano,
and Phyllis Nichols, 28, Elma.
Lloyd D. Smith, 47, Tacoma,
and Ada McVicker, 30, Tacoma.
Ray E. Mason, 33, Shelton, and
Shirley Beatty, 23, Shelton.
HOMI FOR CHRISTMAS: Mr.
and Mrs. L. C. Walton and fam*,
Sly of Arcata, Calif., spent the
Christmas holidays with her par,
ents, Mr and Mrs. Marvin Carter.
The Waltons left Saturday for
their retmt trip home.
Thursday, January 1.1959
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