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P,pge_ , ,HELTON-MAON COUNTY JQURNAL- Published fn '¢Chr{stmastowm U.Z.A.," helton, Washington • Thuraday, Janttarv 2
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HOME
LOANS
AUT01NSURANCE RATES, F0R YOUR
, SECOND:CAR N0W25%LESS!*
* Convenient Terms
* Reasonable Rates
Sr NO DELAY
Mason County Savings
& Loan Association
Title Insurance Bldg,
Tile Snuthside Grange enjoyed
a polhmk (linnet" preceding last
Friday's meeting. There were 34
metal)ors present inch.iding all the
officels. The degTee team has been
araeticing for lhe first and second
degrees which they will exemi)lify
in theh' hall Feb. 11.
Shelton Valley Grange had a
social meeting last Friday, at
whith time they phtyed canasta
and WllaIlI Ino.
Tile Agate Grange will hold its
anrmal ,Pies for Polio" meeting
this Friday, and have invited the
public to help thenl celebrate their
50th anniversary on Saturday.
All Mason county stihordinate
inastera attended a selmol at the
Progress h:II Jan. 12, Most of the
wives were also present, Tim
school is ildendcd to hell) the new
masters get started and as a re-
II IIII " fl'esh(r /!ourse for tire old lnas-
T'I--7-, .......................................... "' :::-::- ters. 'The class was condttcted by
NOTICE
The stated annual meeting
of the shareholders of the
association will be held at
the office Of the association
on Saturday, February 7,
1959, at 2 o'clock, p.m.
Mason County Savings
,&Loan Association
Title "Insurance Buildtng
Shelton, Wash|ngton
Ann Slater.
Oil Tuesday, a conference was
held for subordinate secretaries,
lecturers and home economic
chairmen also at the Progress
hall. Classes were conducted by
Iolet Otflsen, state secretary; Lor-
r'aine Mills, state lecturer, and
Ann Slater, state home ecorlolllic
chairman: ..............................................
Alaskan Governor Due
At Valley Festival
Governor William A. Eg.n of
Alaska has been invited to lmad a
delegation of mayors and presS-
dents of Chambers of Commerce
of 20 Alaska cities So the 26th
Puyallup Valley Daffodil Festival
GRAPEVIEW. Those mid-win-
tcr blue got you down? A happy
thought that iTlay give those sag-
ging spirits a b,.)st is the heart-
w:lrming fact that just a scant
ei.',ht weeks away is the first day [
of spring! Now is tbe time for :
takitg that l.wo-week jaunt to
Palm Springs. Ha! Oh well, we
can always battle that January
palh)r by dragging out the old
,<am lamp and putting it to good
u,e and then get to work on those
unflattering bulges that invar-
ial)ly sneak u I) on us after the hol-
idays. For the menfolk, a few
hours silent with lndpaper and
paint brush nn the family "yacht"
shotzld help chase away the Jan-
uary depression.
Could be that's exactly what is
going on in our conlnnnlity l:he,
days I)r'r'lltlSl', Ile',vsh'iso, there is
Very little h) report. Howcver,
here's what we've been abh. to dig
u p.
RUTH WELLS is convalescing
satisfactorily at home from re-
cent surgery tit Pllget Sound Na-
val Hospital. This is indeed hap-
py news and we wish Ruth a
.peedy recovery,
A somewhat belated Christmas
gt t-together was held at the home
(;it" the Robert Tragers of Sheridan
Heights in Seattle last weeknd
when Wall and Salli Clayton llnd
three children paid them a visit
on Friday and Saturday. It was a
most enjoyable respite from the
wintertime routine for both fami-
lies and especially so for Walt and
Bob who were childhood playmates
in Hoquiam.
in Tacoma, Puyalhip, Sunmer and
Orting April 6 ttvrough April 12. One way to beat the January
The new state will be sahlted slump is to go out and buy some-
new, and that is exactly
):by the big daffodi! 'festWal, the what the Mike Zelenaks have done.
[fete's theme being 'Daffodils So-They're sporting a pretty two-
lute Ahiska."
......... toned Plymouth sedan since last
' "' ' " Tuesday.
The Orville Kagers said good-
20 Years Ago bye lastSundaytoLeoma'smoth-
er, Mrs. Florence Peterson, when
she left for Portland, Ore., for a l
visit with her other daughters
there.
McConkefe Phirmaoy, serving Mason Oounty reeidents vor ED AND LOUISE Okonek were'
more than 20 yea're, brings you this column taken from the surprised last Snnday afternoon
files of yuteryear. We hope It Is of Interest to you. whim Louise's cousin and wife,
Mr, and Mrs. Lester Chamberlain
JANUARY 17, 1939---Edgar Wright, Stretch Island Winery of Grisdah, droped in on them.
president, Was ehted president of the Washington State Wine By the way, Ed reports that he
Council and Charles Sorners, preshhmt of the St. Charles Winery h)st approximately 50 feet of his
of Grapeview, was re-elected to the board of trustees at the bulkhead in onr recent windstorm.
annual convention in Seattle last week. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Grigg
In tl Friday tim 13ih accidmt at the Simpson-Rayonicr showed very good thnlng ,in the
joint powerhollse H. L, Hadse.ll suffered sewre electric burns colnplction of their bulkhead and
when both hands came in contact with a bar-switch controlling new h)g ramp for they had just
480 volts of electricity. Lighls flicleered througlmut the corn- hauled their outboard cabin cruis-
munity bit Hadsell wa. able to wall€ to :t c;ir lti t)r, taken t() lhe or to safety on the ramp when the
tiospital for treatment. New Year's northwinds began
cutting capers. Alth(Miffh the boat
Claude Danielson, manager of the West C.(last Power (,Olll- 1MD.S eoml)letely b0dccked in ice,
pony's local division, was seated as 1939 Shelton Chrtmber of no danlagr, was noted.
Commerce president last week, succeeding A1 tluerby, Pord Mr, Grigg, with friends, Dick
dcah;r here. Other officers include vice-president Dfi:'k Eddy, Coleman .and Lock Wren, has a
secretary-lresm'er Haroht Im, kesburg, and tmmtees C. C. Coh', new hobby to help him throueh
C, E. Itunacres, D. B, Davies, S. li, Anderson, and Warren the dreary months. Seems thts
Lincoln. threesome is out every day "beaeli-
Under the leadership of Louise Mitchell, pll'Dl|u nt the Grape- combing" for agates and we hear
view grade so)loci htve ff)l"nc(1 an lllformal waltOnff chib nll.t lhev have sonic real beauties in,
at(. lakfn" f41"lol't trips arlitnld the eommllnity. Mrs. Mitchell their cllllections.
acquh'ed tier ttsh, for hiking 111 Swilzcr]art(l. WE ARE sorry to hear that for-
Picking Friday the 13lh for their pelforumnee, the Shelton mcr Grapeviewile, Charlle Lom-
Highcllmbers rank np the season's high team score in the South- bard, is being treated for a back
west Washington prep basketball eerie[ere, nee while mauling Men- ailment at .the Clinic Hosnital in
tess.no, 40-27, with Bill Taylor, BtlYett, ]:)an Cormter mid Shelton. If a substantial diet
George Smith playin K key roh,s, could do anything to speed his
. , , recover:c, Charlie has it made for
sure with wife (rlie (hfing her
JANUARY 19. 1939--.Mason County's Seventh Eaffle Scottt illlllost in the hospital kitchen.
badge in tile past ]g nionlbs will be presenled t(i Waiter Eddy, Our best wishes for your recovery,
son of MT. and Mrs. 1)i(,k Ed(ly, tonighl in the first court of Charlie.
honr of 19'19• Yollng Eddy's immediate predecessors as Eagle Mr. and Mrs. Dick Coleman at-
Scouls were Vincent Manchel, Bob Harnilton Mike Rector. Bruce tended the wedding of their niece,
Cole. Laurel Nelson and Harry Greenly. Mis Margie Craffe. to Mr. Dennis
Allie Robinson announced completion yesterday of final de- Trettevik of Seattle at the Pull
tails of lhe sale. of the Shelton Cash Grocery So Herb "Hank" Gem)el Cbur0h in Skokomish last
I)urand. his assistant. RobtIon has Durchased |he Lake Cash- Saturday cvening, Jan. 17. Rev.
man Resort, which he will rehnild and olmratc. Mildred Schultz. n sister of the
Fellow Kiwanians joined forces Tuesd.ty to see tbat ,'t ea.e bride, performed the ceremony,
of mumps (a! his age?) didn't spoil Walt Eckert's 14-year Colemsn helped decorate the
perfect attendance record, ,A carload of brother ('hal)men drove hall nearby for the reception held
to the honte of the Grapeview postmaster and grape juice maim- afte.r the wedding besides makhlg
facturer to hohl a "meeting." defined under Kiwa.nis rllles tis itlld serving the delicious Duneh.
permissable If five or more menabers fret together for lha| pill'- Mr. Coleman helped entertain
pose. (Not-.now, 20 years later. Eckert still possesses s perfect at a Lutheran Chnrch lunch6on
att(dance record in the Kiwanis Club), in Shelton last Friday bV showlnff
interesting slides i)f Alaska and
Pete Eitriem was re-elected president of the Rayonier Era- Yellowstone Park. Mrs. Charles
ployees Federal Credit Union at the annual meeting Tuesday, Lombard served on the entertain-
when a 5 per cent dividend was declared ment committee,
Rod and Sylvia TIansen spent
For Over 23 Years It Has Been last weeknd tin South Bend, Wash.,
with friends, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
McCONKEYS FOR DRUGS pairmakeEngman'byit comlngaandrealR°d'SupreprieVefromdadAllynf°rhelpedtheto
baby sit with the Hansen young-
stets, Cheryl alid Ronnie. I could
any of these nurnbers for il quick
I)ick-up: HA 6-6080, HA 6-6027
or HA 6-3661.
And wllile on Mothers' Club do-
ings: Here's n reminder of the
forthc(mdng card party -Jan. 30,
7:30 p.m. at the schoolhouse.
Card-sliarks, please save that eve-
ning!
Local basketball enthusiasts
who turned ()tit last Saturday ew,-
nhlg to see Shelton's Highcliinbers
do battle against Montesano's Bull-
dogs really got their money's
wot'th. Cheering as Shelton ended
up with a one-point lead were Bill
and I-ona Seiners and ttarley,
Clem and Merge Hell, Bill and Lin-
da Spooner, Walt and Sells Clay-
ton, Orin and Ethel Buckingham,
Larry Etherton, Linda Gilbert and
Howard and Murlal Seiners.
IT IS heartening to receive the
resort tlmt Peninsula Light Co.
sent out crew one day last week
to check our utility poles.
Fair Harbor Grange held its
161st meeting last Monday eve-
ning at the ,choolhouse a]d ap-
pointed its standing committees
for the year. A special committee
appointed that should be interest-
ing to all was the one to be. in
charge of another-' Game Night.
Lecturer Ruby Lewis with Mr. and
Mrs. Kruize, Phyllis Lutz and
Julie Stock plan another fun-filled
evening next month, Friday, Feb.
13. Should prove a lucky one for
someone !
Mr. and Mrs. Web Etherton en-
tertalned Mrs. John Etherton
(Web's sisteroin-law) of New York
City, and brother, Mr. Bryce Eth-
erton of Seattle, last Saturday and
Sunday. Mrs. John was return-
ing from a visit with her daugh-
ter in California.
UTILE SKOOKUM
BAY
:By MANETTE MOORE
The last two weeks of mild and
partly sunny weather have
brought many results nature-wise
to Little Sknokum. Already th
pussywillow can be found blos-
soming along the roads and
through the woods and many of
the spring blooming bulhs are
showing themselves quite boldly.
Let's hope old man winter doesn't
come rushing hack to surprise
them.
The author of aeveral Northwest
novels, Mrs. S. W. Rosa, and her
husband will be guests at the
home of Mrs. Frank Bishop this
weekend•
Monday Mrs. Bishop will be
traveling to Betlingham where she
will spend the week with Mrs.
Ralph Olson.
The Bill Price family took a
drive Sunday and visited Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Kinnaman in Elms,
th0 on to Montesano where they
dropped in on Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Cat.enter.
Weekend glests at the Bill Mar-
cy home were Mr. and Mrs. Jeff
Overby and (laughter Kathy of
Troutdale, Ore.
Sunday visitors at the Marcys'
were Mrs. Marcy's parents, the
Phillip Hardtes.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Knight of
Shc[ton called on Mr. and Mrs.
LeRoy Moore Friday night for a
pinochle session.
House guest at the Fred Silva
home Saturday night was Karen
Cole who was visiting with Sharon
Silva.
Visiting the Seth Bush family
Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Baker of Tumwater.
Double birthday celebration.,
were in order for Frances Allen
who, along,with her husband Gene,
spent the weekend in Aberdeen
with their daughter and son-in-
law, Joan and Davis Chappell.
Joan prepared a bh'thday dinner
for her mother Sunday. Mrs. Allen
was honored at another birthday
dinner Monday, this time at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Joe
Silva, Helping celebrate were Mrs.
Eddie Braz and Mr. and Mrs. Le-
Roy Moore and Cheri.
Mr. and Mrs, Dan Lynch were
dinner guests at the John Blanton
home Sunday night. The Blantons'
two oldest girls, little Kathy, 5,
and Betty, 3, returned holn with
the Lynches to spend the night.
A weekend trip to Seattle to
viait their daughter and sn-in-
TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU name a few harrassl morns who law. Mr. and Mrs, Dick Bennett,
and little granddaughter Ann was
would like" to avail themselves of -e- "°r ...........
such kind services maa oy . ana Mrs. HO0 waum.
306 RAILROAD
' ' Corn any at the home of Dr and
That Mothers' Club rummage . ......... . • .
....... last wee'- Mrs. "rnomas Rym unaay m-
sale we olo yrm scout . K
Phone HA 6-3456 ,,,m .^ ,,, . ,, " cluded Mr. and Mrs Bernie Bailey
..... ,,,,, ,,o, ......... in the fu- _ _
ture (whenever they get a good- ana son arry... _ ..
O W.AI1LOAD sized haul) probably at the P,U.D. ,r, a na ,lrs: IDertoy Moore one
u#lt i*= h,,il¢lll. t.' 61.=l+^. la=tA= rl¢l= ,llrrt lieu =arS. Joe 151lye were
Phone HA 6-4456 and e.ds of clothing, white ele- eelflse Etdie Ine nome of Mr.
ut az "rnursaay
phants dishes etc, old books, es- .. .: '
n,h,11, th, 111*1: "L-*h k e'l iwitn a stoner In honor of LeRoy,
nst call the occasion being his biz thday
ti0ns will be ccepted. J '1 " "
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• Before you start feeding a too-big'59 car,., i=:..,,,, tka /'.mhmt" • [ ....By DO..VELE' _
II .. . ,t_ r_ • Mallett celebrated her birthday
• " .' • With ,a party laet week. Guests
i, "g. \\;',,/t y tb lit i'l'illlill • the Charles Alexander family of
• V'- IUV//lr- ,,. ...... I.L. ....... • Ilma. Linda Alexander stayed
• =ave more inan v, eve
• ..-. / . - lJ// " • might with GWen.
• _./ , ..t OI1 Ilrst ...... cost," g'-as, u-kee-00 •• busiMrS"nesaKennethvisito inPears°nShelton,WaSMon-a
• .... --- , -- I- day.
• i'; MR £ORGE JOltN,.qON ai,ft
• .! Mrs. Marion EVeleth ere dinn r
• guests of Mrs. Dave Wagner of
• Elms Thursday evening.
• Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pearson
and Judy Michael and Melinda vis
ited the boys at Auburn Academy
•
Saturday.
• Mrs. Joe" Whiting, Mrs. Bert
• Rau and Marcia and Diana went
• to Hoquiam to visit Mrs. Whiting's
• uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Leon-
e ard Richarda, on Sunday.
• Plans are progressing for the
• ,. • big benefit barn dance b'eb. 7th,
• 4/ ,. ....
• •
• You've seen the others grow in siz, and price RAMBLER AMERICAN STATION WAOON •
• now see how ranch more you can savo with .,p=q Save $$00 on Flcst Cost •
|tan)bier. Hundreds on first cost,. New gas econ- ', $,b00 less lhan other leadiriR
• Iowpdced wagons, Based n. •
.my 'I'o], re,<ato, E;i¢,'st parkinl:. ['ersonalized c0ml)a,lr,.0 of DUbiishPd •
O (:l,llllTl't: sectioual Hole t'r,,.H .tt;t4, !]ill' back arlulacturersURgeMedprlcv, r,
• Slid ('fll Ll}l iruliVidually. (J# t{llinbhr 6 r,r V-.8, Full S p3s£tltig#l IU0lll. n
• •
• •
KIMBEL MOTORS IHO,, 707 S. I sl St., Shellon :
It• llli•• • ll• •ttltlt•• • • • • • • • • II • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • e @$@$
Tickets will be $1.00. no advance
in price. There will be a surprise
auction at the dance.
Shelton Buys $119,838
Of Liquor In December
The residents of Shelton con-
sumed $39.838.29 worth of liquor
in the month of December accord-
ing to fignires released by the
Washington State Liquor Control
Eaa'd.
}The total sales of liquor for the
state amounted to $9,247,825.36.
Ily MI. RAY l{IA'I'('li,%
SOUTItSII)I; (Hover I,:his 4-I{
Chib libel "il S,/lvi:l Sinilh'. 'F!c
nleel;ing wits ctllo(I to oi'der qnd
they gave the flag sMlite and the.
4-H pledge. They (ti,c, ussed their
record books. |lild rd] c:fl and
took lip their (hl'S. Mi.. l-lelly
\\;Veil gave lho 4-[{ lnenlheishi t)
cards to show thal lllcy werv
nleli<ibers of a 4-I[ Chlb. The chib
discussed whal 1 }If"," wcl'e goiat-
to denlonstrate, wholi ltl(,.v %%otlld
give demonslrathms, ttnd refresh-
llle!lts \\;Vel'e ervod. 'l'hc IIcxt i/eet-
iIIg will be heh.l at Coiltlit, Sl,'VOll'
on Jantiflry 2').
MR. AND MRS. lCarl LeI4getl
nnd Mrs. Evelyn Klingbh)y altend-
ed the Eagles district nieeling at
Hlnla Sunday.
Willing Workers 4-H Club met
Thursday. Terry Hartwcll gave a
demonstration on how to build a
self-feeder for rabbils, ':tlld Jeffrey
Heinis gave a dcmonstration on
ihow to prepare a nest box for a
rabbit. The next lneetinff will be
Mrs. M. Brobecl¢ spent lasl week
with Mrs. Louie Horasl,:i at Buck-
Icy.
BUSY BELL 4-11 CLUII met at
Sherry Palmer's Wednesday, and
the meeting was called to order,
and talked about naking things
for the Orthopedic. Refreshments
were served and games played.
Mrs. Earl Leggett received some
nice pictures from her grandson,
Billy Bernertt, and also word that
he is getting along fine.
Mrs. M. Brobeck has a new
grandson, born to Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Mnrphy of "Tacoma.
Mll. AND bird. Henry Boysen
and Terri visited the Ray Krat-
chas Wednesday nlght.
A urprise mmiversary dinner
was held on Mr. and Mrs. John
Holtdorf and family last Sunday.
Those attending wel Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Coleman and family, Mrs.
Joe Zakowski and Billy, find Mr.
and Mrs. Chuck Staley of Seattle.
Mrs. L. P. Sat'nard and Joan
Barnard of Seattle visited the Ray
Kratchas Saturday.
Journal Want Ads Pay
MC)NDAY Chicken oodle soup,
Cl'a('keFs, ]lol COrll))l'ea(, eal•r()l
llld c(,Jel'y sticks, (,anlled fl'lliI,
Inilk•
TITESDAY Sp'lghetti wilh nleat.
hot I,'rench bl•ead, blltlcred car-
rots, fruit, niilk.
\\;V],]I)N1,]SDAY Chili con corse,
fin/er salad, t)(:lnllil butter sand-
with..hot c, inn:lnioi] rolls, nlilk.
THURSI)AY .... Meat pie, party
sandwich, fruil salad, and milk.
I,'].H)AY -Macaroni aild cheese,
Sll}lp l'eel] |)calls, bread and bill-
tel' satdwich, ice cl'ellnl, milk.
If all of the 2,000,000 pounds of
weld metal used Oil the Navv's
newest aircraft; carrier USS In;le-
pendence, was !.. inch size. it
would extend froni New York 1o
San tcrancisco.
Usuallv it's the silent partner
who has tile. most to say.
Good News for Two-Car ram.ms.
on
• bodily Injury and
property damage
• collision coverage
• ndical payment=
FARMERS INSURANCE
GROUP
AUTO • LIFE • FIRE • TRUCK
BILL PEARSON
175 N. 5Ih treet
l'hone IIA 6-306t
:: if no unmarried nlale drivers under 25 years.
All Types of
INSULATION
New, Fancy
WEATHER
STRIPPING
. • POURING
• BLANKET
STORH
WIHDOW
KITS
AND OTHER
Superior to the excellent
FOIL
types we've had before. MATERIALS
MORGAN & EACRETT LUHBER COHPANY
1332 OLYMPIC HIGHWAY SOUTH (HILLCREST) PHONE HA 6-4522
AYTINAL
AYTI NAL lilT*Mill
VITAMIH$ ,i
,,.I IN(RAtt
MtN f.RAL$
ON IIATIONALL F4BIOU$
OI YlTAMINS
OLkBERON12
C0D LIVER 01L 97 <
Imported; plain (x" 6avomd. lit. ........
bicalcium Phosphate -c
'ith vlmterol--r;dt in D. 100s. ..........
jR. AYTINAL ''"" ,ags
MINtRAL$ :"'="
Just'r;ght llle foe Ckke. ,lli...--.--.. aa _
, --IL
G till00 0L4 VlTOL Solution 7M €
VITAMIN A 2
BAYTOL TaSietl .... 1
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V .... • 98 '
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, ViTAmiN C" : : • , '; ........... I -'- '::i R;go;:r:;O Regular $3,7 :
Our GERiATRIrJ00
rm_00n :i
KNO-'--W Olafsen THERAPEUTIC FORMUI.o
N.,.i.... i!l
Vi, a.,., B COMPLEX "'
SnteCee: dmlO:s:i,tf'l::Y31itn;? s''illness Reg.
,o.,.v.,=, 6" 6"
"" Bottle of 100
McC O N KEY'S
DRUG OENTER
306 RAILROAD -- PHONE HA
PHARMAOY
4TH & RAILROAD PHONE HA
P,pge_ , ,HELTON-MAON COUNTY JQURNAL- Published fn '¢Chr{stmastowm U.Z.A.," helton, Washington • Thuraday, Janttarv 2
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HOME
LOANS
AUT01NSURANCE RATES, F0R YOUR
, SECOND:CAR N0W25%LESS!*
* Convenient Terms
* Reasonable Rates
Sr NO DELAY
Mason County Savings
& Loan Association
Title Insurance Bldg,
Tile Snuthside Grange enjoyed
a polhmk (linnet" preceding last
Friday's meeting. There were 34
metal)ors present inch.iding all the
officels. The degTee team has been
araeticing for lhe first and second
degrees which they will exemi)lify
in theh' hall Feb. 11.
Shelton Valley Grange had a
social meeting last Friday, at
whith time they phtyed canasta
and WllaIlI Ino.
Tile Agate Grange will hold its
anrmal ,Pies for Polio" meeting
this Friday, and have invited the
public to help thenl celebrate their
50th anniversary on Saturday.
All Mason county stihordinate
inastera attended a selmol at the
Progress h:II Jan. 12, Most of the
wives were also present, Tim
school is ildendcd to hell) the new
masters get started and as a re-
II IIII " fl'esh(r /!ourse for tire old lnas-
T'I--7-, .......................................... "' :::-::- ters. 'The class was condttcted by
NOTICE
The stated annual meeting
of the shareholders of the
association will be held at
the office Of the association
on Saturday, February 7,
1959, at 2 o'clock, p.m.
Mason County Savings
,&Loan Association
Title "Insurance Buildtng
Shelton, Wash|ngton
Ann Slater.
Oil Tuesday, a conference was
held for subordinate secretaries,
lecturers and home economic
chairmen also at the Progress
hall. Classes were conducted by
Iolet Otflsen, state secretary; Lor-
r'aine Mills, state lecturer, and
Ann Slater, state home ecorlolllic
chairman: ..............................................
Alaskan Governor Due
At Valley Festival
Governor William A. Eg.n of
Alaska has been invited to lmad a
delegation of mayors and presS-
dents of Chambers of Commerce
of 20 Alaska cities So the 26th
Puyallup Valley Daffodil Festival
GRAPEVIEW. Those mid-win-
tcr blue got you down? A happy
thought that iTlay give those sag-
ging spirits a b,.)st is the heart-
w:lrming fact that just a scant
ei.',ht weeks away is the first day [
of spring! Now is tbe time for :
takitg that l.wo-week jaunt to
Palm Springs. Ha! Oh well, we
can always battle that January
palh)r by dragging out the old
,<am lamp and putting it to good
u,e and then get to work on those
unflattering bulges that invar-
ial)ly sneak u I) on us after the hol-
idays. For the menfolk, a few
hours silent with lndpaper and
paint brush nn the family "yacht"
shotzld help chase away the Jan-
uary depression.
Could be that's exactly what is
going on in our conlnnnlity l:he,
days I)r'r'lltlSl', Ile',vsh'iso, there is
Very little h) report. Howcver,
here's what we've been abh. to dig
u p.
RUTH WELLS is convalescing
satisfactorily at home from re-
cent surgery tit Pllget Sound Na-
val Hospital. This is indeed hap-
py news and we wish Ruth a
.peedy recovery,
A somewhat belated Christmas
gt t-together was held at the home
(;it" the Robert Tragers of Sheridan
Heights in Seattle last weeknd
when Wall and Salli Clayton llnd
three children paid them a visit
on Friday and Saturday. It was a
most enjoyable respite from the
wintertime routine for both fami-
lies and especially so for Walt and
Bob who were childhood playmates
in Hoquiam.
in Tacoma, Puyalhip, Sunmer and
Orting April 6 ttvrough April 12. One way to beat the January
The new state will be sahlted slump is to go out and buy some-
new, and that is exactly
):by the big daffodi! 'festWal, the what the Mike Zelenaks have done.
[fete's theme being 'Daffodils So-They're sporting a pretty two-
lute Ahiska."
......... toned Plymouth sedan since last
' "' ' " Tuesday.
The Orville Kagers said good-
20 Years Ago bye lastSundaytoLeoma'smoth-
er, Mrs. Florence Peterson, when
she left for Portland, Ore., for a l
visit with her other daughters
there.
McConkefe Phirmaoy, serving Mason Oounty reeidents vor ED AND LOUISE Okonek were'
more than 20 yea're, brings you this column taken from the surprised last Snnday afternoon
files of yuteryear. We hope It Is of Interest to you. whim Louise's cousin and wife,
Mr, and Mrs. Lester Chamberlain
JANUARY 17, 1939---Edgar Wright, Stretch Island Winery of Grisdah, droped in on them.
president, Was ehted president of the Washington State Wine By the way, Ed reports that he
Council and Charles Sorners, preshhmt of the St. Charles Winery h)st approximately 50 feet of his
of Grapeview, was re-elected to the board of trustees at the bulkhead in onr recent windstorm.
annual convention in Seattle last week. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Grigg
In tl Friday tim 13ih accidmt at the Simpson-Rayonicr showed very good thnlng ,in the
joint powerhollse H. L, Hadse.ll suffered sewre electric burns colnplction of their bulkhead and
when both hands came in contact with a bar-switch controlling new h)g ramp for they had just
480 volts of electricity. Lighls flicleered througlmut the corn- hauled their outboard cabin cruis-
munity bit Hadsell wa. able to wall€ to :t c;ir lti t)r, taken t() lhe or to safety on the ramp when the
tiospital for treatment. New Year's northwinds began
cutting capers. Alth(Miffh the boat
Claude Danielson, manager of the West C.(last Power (,Olll- 1MD.S eoml)letely b0dccked in ice,
pony's local division, was seated as 1939 Shelton Chrtmber of no danlagr, was noted.
Commerce president last week, succeeding A1 tluerby, Pord Mr, Grigg, with friends, Dick
dcah;r here. Other officers include vice-president Dfi:'k Eddy, Coleman .and Lock Wren, has a
secretary-lresm'er Haroht Im, kesburg, and tmmtees C. C. Coh', new hobby to help him throueh
C, E. Itunacres, D. B, Davies, S. li, Anderson, and Warren the dreary months. Seems thts
Lincoln. threesome is out every day "beaeli-
Under the leadership of Louise Mitchell, pll'Dl|u nt the Grape- combing" for agates and we hear
view grade so)loci htve ff)l"nc(1 an lllformal waltOnff chib nll.t lhev have sonic real beauties in,
at(. lakfn" f41"lol't trips arlitnld the eommllnity. Mrs. Mitchell their cllllections.
acquh'ed tier ttsh, for hiking 111 Swilzcr]art(l. WE ARE sorry to hear that for-
Picking Friday the 13lh for their pelforumnee, the Shelton mcr Grapeviewile, Charlle Lom-
Highcllmbers rank np the season's high team score in the South- bard, is being treated for a back
west Washington prep basketball eerie[ere, nee while mauling Men- ailment at .the Clinic Hosnital in
tess.no, 40-27, with Bill Taylor, BtlYett, ]:)an Cormter mid Shelton. If a substantial diet
George Smith playin K key roh,s, could do anything to speed his
. , , recover:c, Charlie has it made for
sure with wife (rlie (hfing her
JANUARY 19. 1939--.Mason County's Seventh Eaffle Scottt illlllost in the hospital kitchen.
badge in tile past ]g nionlbs will be presenled t(i Waiter Eddy, Our best wishes for your recovery,
son of MT. and Mrs. 1)i(,k Ed(ly, tonighl in the first court of Charlie.
honr of 19'19• Yollng Eddy's immediate predecessors as Eagle Mr. and Mrs. Dick Coleman at-
Scouls were Vincent Manchel, Bob Harnilton Mike Rector. Bruce tended the wedding of their niece,
Cole. Laurel Nelson and Harry Greenly. Mis Margie Craffe. to Mr. Dennis
Allie Robinson announced completion yesterday of final de- Trettevik of Seattle at the Pull
tails of lhe sale. of the Shelton Cash Grocery So Herb "Hank" Gem)el Cbur0h in Skokomish last
I)urand. his assistant. RobtIon has Durchased |he Lake Cash- Saturday cvening, Jan. 17. Rev.
man Resort, which he will rehnild and olmratc. Mildred Schultz. n sister of the
Fellow Kiwanians joined forces Tuesd.ty to see tbat ,'t ea.e bride, performed the ceremony,
of mumps (a! his age?) didn't spoil Walt Eckert's 14-year Colemsn helped decorate the
perfect attendance record, ,A carload of brother ('hal)men drove hall nearby for the reception held
to the honte of the Grapeview postmaster and grape juice maim- afte.r the wedding besides makhlg
facturer to hohl a "meeting." defined under Kiwa.nis rllles tis itlld serving the delicious Duneh.
permissable If five or more menabers fret together for lha| pill'- Mr. Coleman helped entertain
pose. (Not-.now, 20 years later. Eckert still possesses s perfect at a Lutheran Chnrch lunch6on
att(dance record in the Kiwanis Club), in Shelton last Friday bV showlnff
interesting slides i)f Alaska and
Pete Eitriem was re-elected president of the Rayonier Era- Yellowstone Park. Mrs. Charles
ployees Federal Credit Union at the annual meeting Tuesday, Lombard served on the entertain-
when a 5 per cent dividend was declared ment committee,
Rod and Sylvia TIansen spent
For Over 23 Years It Has Been last weeknd tin South Bend, Wash.,
with friends, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
McCONKEYS FOR DRUGS pairmakeEngman'byit comlngaandrealR°d'SupreprieVefromdadAllynf°rhelpedtheto
baby sit with the Hansen young-
stets, Cheryl alid Ronnie. I could
any of these nurnbers for il quick
I)ick-up: HA 6-6080, HA 6-6027
or HA 6-3661.
And wllile on Mothers' Club do-
ings: Here's n reminder of the
forthc(mdng card party -Jan. 30,
7:30 p.m. at the schoolhouse.
Card-sliarks, please save that eve-
ning!
Local basketball enthusiasts
who turned ()tit last Saturday ew,-
nhlg to see Shelton's Highcliinbers
do battle against Montesano's Bull-
dogs really got their money's
wot'th. Cheering as Shelton ended
up with a one-point lead were Bill
and I-ona Seiners and ttarley,
Clem and Merge Hell, Bill and Lin-
da Spooner, Walt and Sells Clay-
ton, Orin and Ethel Buckingham,
Larry Etherton, Linda Gilbert and
Howard and Murlal Seiners.
IT IS heartening to receive the
resort tlmt Peninsula Light Co.
sent out crew one day last week
to check our utility poles.
Fair Harbor Grange held its
161st meeting last Monday eve-
ning at the ,choolhouse a]d ap-
pointed its standing committees
for the year. A special committee
appointed that should be interest-
ing to all was the one to be. in
charge of another-' Game Night.
Lecturer Ruby Lewis with Mr. and
Mrs. Kruize, Phyllis Lutz and
Julie Stock plan another fun-filled
evening next month, Friday, Feb.
13. Should prove a lucky one for
someone !
Mr. and Mrs. Web Etherton en-
tertalned Mrs. John Etherton
(Web's sisteroin-law) of New York
City, and brother, Mr. Bryce Eth-
erton of Seattle, last Saturday and
Sunday. Mrs. John was return-
ing from a visit with her daugh-
ter in California.
UTILE SKOOKUM
BAY
:By MANETTE MOORE
The last two weeks of mild and
partly sunny weather have
brought many results nature-wise
to Little Sknokum. Already th
pussywillow can be found blos-
soming along the roads and
through the woods and many of
the spring blooming bulhs are
showing themselves quite boldly.
Let's hope old man winter doesn't
come rushing hack to surprise
them.
The author of aeveral Northwest
novels, Mrs. S. W. Rosa, and her
husband will be guests at the
home of Mrs. Frank Bishop this
weekend•
Monday Mrs. Bishop will be
traveling to Betlingham where she
will spend the week with Mrs.
Ralph Olson.
The Bill Price family took a
drive Sunday and visited Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Kinnaman in Elms,
th0 on to Montesano where they
dropped in on Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Cat.enter.
Weekend glests at the Bill Mar-
cy home were Mr. and Mrs. Jeff
Overby and (laughter Kathy of
Troutdale, Ore.
Sunday visitors at the Marcys'
were Mrs. Marcy's parents, the
Phillip Hardtes.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Knight of
Shc[ton called on Mr. and Mrs.
LeRoy Moore Friday night for a
pinochle session.
House guest at the Fred Silva
home Saturday night was Karen
Cole who was visiting with Sharon
Silva.
Visiting the Seth Bush family
Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Baker of Tumwater.
Double birthday celebration.,
were in order for Frances Allen
who, along,with her husband Gene,
spent the weekend in Aberdeen
with their daughter and son-in-
law, Joan and Davis Chappell.
Joan prepared a bh'thday dinner
for her mother Sunday. Mrs. Allen
was honored at another birthday
dinner Monday, this time at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Joe
Silva, Helping celebrate were Mrs.
Eddie Braz and Mr. and Mrs. Le-
Roy Moore and Cheri.
Mr. and Mrs, Dan Lynch were
dinner guests at the John Blanton
home Sunday night. The Blantons'
two oldest girls, little Kathy, 5,
and Betty, 3, returned holn with
the Lynches to spend the night.
A weekend trip to Seattle to
viait their daughter and sn-in-
TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU name a few harrassl morns who law. Mr. and Mrs, Dick Bennett,
and little granddaughter Ann was
would like" to avail themselves of -e- "°r ...........
such kind services maa oy . ana Mrs. HO0 waum.
306 RAILROAD
' ' Corn any at the home of Dr and
That Mothers' Club rummage . ......... . • .
....... last wee'- Mrs. "rnomas Rym unaay m-
sale we olo yrm scout . K
Phone HA 6-3456 ,,,m .^ ,,, . ,, " cluded Mr. and Mrs Bernie Bailey
..... ,,,,, ,,o, ......... in the fu- _ _
ture (whenever they get a good- ana son arry... _ ..
O W.AI1LOAD sized haul) probably at the P,U.D. ,r, a na ,lrs: IDertoy Moore one
u#lt i*= h,,il¢lll. t.' 61.=l+^. la=tA= rl¢l= ,llrrt lieu =arS. Joe 151lye were
Phone HA 6-4456 and e.ds of clothing, white ele- eelflse Etdie Ine nome of Mr.
ut az "rnursaay
phants dishes etc, old books, es- .. .: '
n,h,11, th, 111*1: "L-*h k e'l iwitn a stoner In honor of LeRoy,
nst call the occasion being his biz thday
ti0ns will be ccepted. J '1 " "
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• Before you start feeding a too-big'59 car,., i=:..,,,, tka /'.mhmt" • [ ....By DO..VELE' _
II .. . ,t_ r_ • Mallett celebrated her birthday
• " .' • With ,a party laet week. Guests
i, "g. \\;',,/t y tb lit i'l'illlill • the Charles Alexander family of
• V'- IUV//lr- ,,. ...... I.L. ....... • Ilma. Linda Alexander stayed
• =ave more inan v, eve
• ..-. / . - lJ// " • might with GWen.
• _./ , ..t OI1 Ilrst ...... cost," g'-as, u-kee-00 •• busiMrS"nesaKennethvisito inPears°nShelton,WaSMon-a
• .... --- , -- I- day.
• i'; MR £ORGE JOltN,.qON ai,ft
• .! Mrs. Marion EVeleth ere dinn r
• guests of Mrs. Dave Wagner of
• Elms Thursday evening.
• Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pearson
and Judy Michael and Melinda vis
ited the boys at Auburn Academy
•
Saturday.
• Mrs. Joe" Whiting, Mrs. Bert
• Rau and Marcia and Diana went
• to Hoquiam to visit Mrs. Whiting's
• uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Leon-
e ard Richarda, on Sunday.
• Plans are progressing for the
• ,. • big benefit barn dance b'eb. 7th,
• 4/ ,. ....
• •
• You've seen the others grow in siz, and price RAMBLER AMERICAN STATION WAOON •
• now see how ranch more you can savo with .,p=q Save $$00 on Flcst Cost •
|tan)bier. Hundreds on first cost,. New gas econ- ', $,b00 less lhan other leadiriR
• Iowpdced wagons, Based n. •
.my 'I'o], re,<ato, E;i¢,'st parkinl:. ['ersonalized c0ml)a,lr,.0 of DUbiishPd •
O (:l,llllTl't: sectioual Hole fr,,.H .tt;t4, !]ill' back arlulacturersURgeMedprlcv, r,
• Slid ('fll Ll}l iruliVidually. (J# t{llinbhr 6 r,r V-.8, Full S p3s£tltig#l IU0lll. n
• •
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KIMBEL MOTORS IHO,, 707 S. I sl St., Shellon :
It• llli•• • ll• •ttltlt•• • • • • • • • • II • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • e @$@$
Tickets will be $1.00. no advance
in price. There will be a surprise
auction at the dance.
Shelton Buys $119,838
Of Liquor In December
The residents of Shelton con-
sumed $39.838.29 worth of liquor
in the month of December accord-
ing to fignires released by the
Washington State Liquor Control
Eaa'd.
}The total sales of liquor for the
state amounted to $9,247,825.36.
Ily MI. RAY l{IA'I'('li,%
SOUTItSII)I; (Hover I,:his 4-I{
Chib libel "il S,/lvi:l Sinilh'. 'F!c
nleel;ing wits ctllo(I to oi'der qnd
they gave the flag sMlite and the.
4-H pledge. They (ti,c, ussed their
record books. |lild rd] c:fl and
took lip their (hl'S. Mi.. l-lelly
\\;Veil gave lho 4-[{ lnenlheishi t)
cards to show thal lllcy werv
nleli<ibers of a 4-I[ Chlb. The chib
discussed whal 1 }If"," wcl'e goiat-
to denlonstrate, wholi ltl(,.v %%otlld
give demonslrathms, ttnd refresh-
llle!lts \\;Vel'e ervod. 'l'hc IIcxt i/eet-
iIIg will be heh.l at Coiltlit, Sl,'VOll'
on Jantiflry 2').
MR. AND MRS. lCarl LeI4getl
nnd Mrs. Evelyn Klingbh)y altend-
ed the Eagles district nieeling at
Hlnla Sunday.
Willing Workers 4-H Club met
Thursday. Terry Hartwcll gave a
demonstration on how to build a
self-feeder for rabbils, ':tlld Jeffrey
Heinis gave a dcmonstration on
ihow to prepare a nest box for a
rabbit. The next lneetinff will be
Mrs. M. Brobecl¢ spent lasl week
with Mrs. Louie Horasl,:i at Buck-
Icy.
BUSY BELL 4-11 CLUII met at
Sherry Palmer's Wednesday, and
the meeting was called to order,
and talked about naking things
for the Orthopedic. Refreshments
were served and games played.
Mrs. Earl Leggett received some
nice pictures from her grandson,
Billy Bernertt, and also word that
he is getting along fine.
Mrs. M. Brobeck has a new
grandson, born to Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Mnrphy of "Tacoma.
Mll. AND bird. Henry Boysen
and Terri visited the Ray Krat-
chas Wednesday nlght.
A urprise mmiversary dinner
was held on Mr. and Mrs. John
Holtdorf and family last Sunday.
Those attending wel Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Coleman and family, Mrs.
Joe Zakowski and Billy, find Mr.
and Mrs. Chuck Staley of Seattle.
Mrs. L. P. Sat'nard and Joan
Barnard of Seattle visited the Ray
Kratchas Saturday.
Journal Want Ads Pay
MC)NDAY Chicken oodle soup,
Cl'a('keFs, ]lol COrll))l'ea(, eal•r()l
llld c(,Jel'y sticks, (,anlled fl'lliI,
Inilk•
TITESDAY Sp'lghetti wilh nleat.
hot I,'rench bl•ead, blltlcred car-
rots, fruit, niilk.
\\;V],]I)N1,]SDAY Chili con corse,
fin/er salad, t)(:lnllil butter sand-
with..hot c, inn:lnioi] rolls, nlilk.
THURSI)AY .... Meat pie, party
sandwich, fruil salad, and milk.
I,'].H)AY -Macaroni aild cheese,
Sll}lp l'eel] |)calls, bread and bill-
tel' satdwich, ice cl'ellnl, milk.
If all of the 2,000,000 pounds of
weld metal used Oil the Navv's
newest aircraft; carrier USS In;le-
pendence, was !.. inch size. it
would extend froni New York 1o
San tcrancisco.
Usuallv it's the silent partner
who has tile. most to say.
Good News for Two-Car ram.ms.
on
• bodily Injury and
property damage
• collision coverage
• ndical payment=
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