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gIIELTON MAgON COUNTY JOURNAL-- PubIihed in ¢Ch'rLtma,tow.)!, U.KA,']', ghelLon, Wahlngton
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- Live Wires 4-H
met at the home of Paula
Jail 17 with demonstra-
gJvel. Polly Sargent gave
/ Oil bow to set
P;dlv .b) Moll gave a de-
Eitr0i(kll oil [low I shrirlk \\;VOOl
Paul. \\;Vond,s gave a dolqlOp
ti,m on ho,v to :ew a hem.
lp O}lll) lllel ill)erR diSellSed
h) cool] ll]Onev for canal) alld
dism/>;sc, d ll:*lly Day. All lhe
lbur de(tided oil what demon,-
they would do on Dora-
Day Patty Sargent is
w member of lhe Live Wires
is 11 years old. The next
\\;','ill 1)e held al the home
Jo Moll Feb. 7.
the write-up on
baby shower last
the following persons'
Were left OUt that sent
but were unable to attend.
Were: Zanna Kadoun, Lil-
Eilden Smith Mary
and Mw'tle Krateha.
mthside Bachelors 4-H club
at the home of their leader.
VVetter Jan. 15. and the
members learned how to tie-
Leslie Snyder of the
4-H club was a vis-
or the meeting and Leslie
red the South side Bachelors
to iron a shirt. The club
decided on their demon-
for the demonstration
and also talked about a
raising project. The next
will be held Feb. 19.
BIRDS 4-H Club
abets met at Robert Kimbel's
16 With all members pros-
except Rose Mary Wetter.
gave a report on
s party and carol-
Kevin Wetter sent a letter
Southside Bachelors 4-H
them for the Christ-
e'il
e
Iosed
January 31st
thru February 9th
") WE TAKE THIS
TIME OFF TO
report on lhe Mother's Christmas
party and Leslie Snyder will pay
He bill for the Mother's Christ-
runs party. Terry Hartwell is
chairman commiltee for Rally
l)ay. I-H Club nwnnbers are to
have lheir demonslratlons ready
by 'Puesdav f0r the (?ounl, y Deul-
onstralioz Contest and Rose Mary
Wetter will help the ,1-H mem-
Oers with their demonstrations.
The next mcetino will be held at
Chuck Sheppard's Feb. 20. The
electricity meeting will. be held
at the home of their leader. Mary
Wetter Jan. 26. reported Chuck.
Bell Riders Saddle Club skating
party will be Saturday a.t 8 p.m.
The execulive board meeting will
he held Jan. 2,t at 3 p.m.
SOUTHSIDE Homemakers' club
met at the home of Monna Heinis
Tuesday with seven qdults and
L\\;vo children attending the meet-
inK. The Homemakers club started
sewing classes Jan. 23 at Gladys
Bains'. The next meeting of the
club will be held at the home of
Veto HolhJrf Feb. 19.
Skookum Ladies' Club met at
the home of Margarett Bishop
last Tuesday.
Busy Bells 4-H club meeting
was called to order at BeeRy
Jackson's Jan. 17. Beth Quimby
gave a demonstration on hove to
make out a cheek and Becky Jack-
son gave a demonstration on the
three dinner rolls. The club mem-
bers picked a skit for Rally Day.
The next meeting will be held at
Mrs. Doris Jackson's Feb. 21. re-
ported Toni Cole.
MR. AND MRS. Verne Sehuf-
fenhauer and family Saturday vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Schuf-
renhauer, and also visited Mrs.
Pearl Brownfield
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Kadoun Steve and Kim Thursday
evening were Mr aud Mrs. Bob
Smith and family of Lost Lake
road and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Krat-
cha.
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Schuffen-
hauer and family visited Mr. and
Mrs George Bloomfield Friday ev-
ening.
Guests of Mr and Mrs. Verne
Sehuffenhauer and family Sunday
for dinner were Mrs. Peal/l
Brownfield and KeiLh Satlerth-
\\;vaite.
Two Get Minor
Injuries In Accident
Two Wmnen. drivers of vehicles
which eoltided at Sewmth and
E N JOY A S H O R T I"ranklin
Streets
Mondav,
received
ninm i' ' n juries, Shelton'Police re-
WINTER VACATION ported. _ . ..
A car driven by Mrs. beua m.
HELEN and DEL COLE Trea/hway Olyml)ia ' failed to stop
:I lho sLeD si'gn on IQ'anklin St,
Mas " coll,iciing :\\;vithshelton.'One driven by Mrs.
uounty Sue Dniels
--- -. The Treai.'hway. ca]" ended up on
lationers "., • •
the la\\;\n of the Luthezan Chinch
after glancing off a utility pole.
118 No. Second Mrs. 'Preatl_\\;vay was cited'in Pc-
lice Com.L for failure to stop.
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MORGAH, EAGRETT LUMBER
HILLCREST
Phone 426-4522
Rayonier Names ,
Manager of
Industrial Relations
Nb]V YORK. Charles E. An-
derson has been appointe0 Rayo-
nier Ineorporated's general man-
ager of industrial relations, a
newly created executive position,
effective Feb 1. announced Rus-
sell F. Erickson President and
chief executive officer.
I'rior to his promot.ion Ander-
son. 33. had been assistant man-
ager of industrial relations for
the chemical celhdose produeer's
southeast operations at aesup,
Ga. and Fernandina Beach Fla.
Iu the new post at company
headquarters here• he will be in
charge of all the firm's industrial
relations activities.
A native of Coon Bay, Ore.,
he at tended public schools in
Aberdeen. Wash.. graduating from
high school there in 1946.
Hong Kong Siudent
Meth0dist Speaker
Methodists and friends attend-
ing the third program of the
school of Missions at the church
this Sunday Evening will hear
Miss Linda Chu, a University of
Washington senior, tell of life and
education for the Hong Kong stud-
ents and of her plans after gradu-
ating this spring. Miss Chu will
be introduced at the Sunday morn-
inn church service and will attend
the 5:45 p.m. pot luck dinner pre-
ceeding the program. It m expee-
ted Miss Chu's presence during
the study of Hong Kong will at-
tract a large audience as have the
past two sessions on Korea and
Taiwan wttieh were attended by
265 persons.
The Methodist Church invites
anyone interested to attend, either
or both the dinner and program.
Democrat Club
G0mmitlees Named
The Mason County Democratic
Club held its first meeting of the
year last Thursday night under
the leadership of the new presi-
T
dent, Wayne Burnett Fund-rais-
ing and other activities for the
year were planned.
The club decided to hold a
"come as you are" Valentine
dance Feb. 15 at the Dayton Com-
munity Hall.
Burnett announced committee
Cascade Natural Cancer Film Showings Today
Gas Observes , . .....
e '?a :- ;?,T&'h%2',':l
ioe :4eGetlL ' : Junior.ih the,
tor in its ellrC, the Mason CO!lntY I l'ilm: will be shown al 10 a.nl. "lnd [
Chapter of the American Caneer 3 p.m. with Mrs. John Denison as
lOth., %n:versar. Soeietv will go all out to teach chairman. Dr. Wayne Carte will
women how to save their own lives answer questions a't the first pro-
from cancer o{ the breast or uler- Rraln and l)r. \\;V. H. Schumaeher
Cascadr Natural Gas Cmpora.- us. it was ammunced Ioday bV al the second.
tion. whieh expects to complete Mrs. George Cropper.
its transmission line to Shelton
and begin delivery this year. mar-
ted the tenth anniversary of its
formation this month.
Cascade was established Jan. 3,
195;I. to serve gas to a total or
nine eolnlntnlities. Today iL serves
customers in 53 localities.
THE COMPANY initially ac-
quired by merger or exchange o1
shares the operating facilities of
:t number of small gas eompames
in Washington, Oregon and Idaho
and. during 1956 and 1957. con-
verted a nmjor portion of these
facilities to natural gas. Facilities
in the single Idaho town were sold
in 1958. Distribution lines were
being continually expanded.
August 21. 1956. marked the
date of tim first town in Caseade's
system to reemve natural gas.
This town was Baker. Ore. At the
end of August Cascade had 7,680
active customers. By year end,
eustomers numbered 10.512 and
20 towns were being served nat-
ural gas. At the end of 1957, 27
towns were being served.
1960 CASCADE acquired the
properties of Consumers Gas Col
poration in Bend. Ore., and the
properties of Eastern Oregon Nat-
nral Gas Company in four Ore-
non communities. It also acquired
over 98 per cent of the atoek of
Paeifie Natural Gas Cmnpany. In
August, 1962. Cascade acquired
the properties of Pacific by stat-
utory merger.
Construction plans for 1963 in-
volve expenditures of approxim-
ately $9 million. Transmission
lines are to be constructed to
deliver natural gas to Brmnerton.
Sheiton and Port Orchard. The
Grays Harbor area, including Ab-
erdeen, Hoquiam, McCleary, Elma,
Montesano and Cosmopolis, will
also receive natural gas during
1963.
On Jan. 11, 1963. Cascade de-
livered a record 150 million cubic
feet of natural gas in the 24-hour
period. The previous maximum
day was 120 million cubic feet.
Cascade's growth is evidenced
in the fact that the company now
bills over 31.000 customers "in its
53 areas. The company's growth
also illustrates the acceptance and
great popularity of natural gas
Two films. "Breast Self Ex-
amination" and "Time and Two
Women" will be shown free to-
day at "women only" showings
with physicians present to answer
quoslions afler the film program.
The films will he shown in the
PUD Auditorium in Shelton at 8
p.m. with Mrs. Cropper as chair-
man Dr. B. B. Fro'man will
The fihns will be shown at the
Baptist Chureb in Belfair at 8
p.m with Mrs. George Shackle-
ford as chart*man. Dr. Amyle
Freeze will answer questions.
The films will be shown by
Verle Sehreiber.
A material sense of existence is
not the scientifie fact of being--
Mary Baker Eddy.
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Ill SHAVE KIT
appointments which included the in the Pacific NorthwesL.
following chairmen: James Bleee- - ..........................
,.er. wa..,,d moa,,s: John Bar- Fi Di icl 4 od..=,o
iekman, reception: Tenna Stock- re sir ,,... .,,,,lob,:o,,,.orb,
Well, economies; Pearl Bergeson, U-- Ir-.__ I'_L__II i Reg m " " 11. gg'
telephone; John Drebick, labor; ii|a, rlre agnou! -- THERMOMETE R
Gladys WhiLe, raffle; Charles Sa- 'Pile ]9 members of Mason '9' __ira ¢ '!,I?.o .--__
wge: parliamentarian, and Thel- County 'ire i)ist):iet No. 4 at- im q/ Oral or Rectal. Case i,daded. Elinlea ..................................... : ........... VV" .
maEntertainmentKnceland, historian.at the meeting firotendi'(ginstructionthe fifthmeetingsin a serieShead Ota lB ' PROTECT RECORDS .... --"-K??'*$1 29k/$'/# .
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,,.,as provided by a youthful gt'oup discussion of Lle...use of respira- . * ............... ' :..- H Vy I*t¢lSt'l¢
of nnlsicians consisting of Brad- tory eqllipment last Thursday " POi00TA WilW : .... . ,.,,,,,.,
ley Bearden, Don Bearden, Kim nig:ht.
Michaels, and Sandy BorovesRy. The speaker was Clinton Maehl, Walgreen 949 y., ll,l" I ! mill I " ' m v .:" rLUUR
.......... -- L Hotas over 800 records Zock & key Professional, oval[, mfe ,.i
The next meeting of the club MounLlake Terrace, Chief of King q';|'IILIi'(IP':'N * ............ .-";'":"= PROTECTOR
is scheduled for Feb. 21,8 p.m., CountyFireDistrietNo. 4. COUGHSYRUP ile,...-,...-......-..--.....-- _ _ ; ---; .... .
at the P.U.D. auditorium. Mem- The" next fire school session will
bershil) is open to all interested__ I m°uth-t°-m°uthbe Veb. 7 with a speaker on, Reg. C C . $11l I 0
Democrats. resusitaLion, and ASPIRIN IwPIH [iilk R IttA .
+ ,,.: ...... 99 490ta-t,n. Cho,e,,e,¢ol.or, ba,d,ess ................................. Z/OIl 89
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By Betty Am, *hero and food and, of course, to sew. 7: HAND
PIONiR.---Aetion is underJThe next meeting will be held ,.. 4io 4' €
way to have county vacate.in the home of Mrs. Cliff Van- m _=- _' CREAM
the ;ower section of Leeds Loop de,'Wal of Dee,. Creel{. ] !/- -, ,1 ....1. at V,,,x ::,o,*,,<, *a,r.,, I.. d,,_ I!
Road and construct a new road. I Four-year-old Loretta Simpson 1
The new roaa woma run near Its home from the Orthopedie) I Fo Now, .u.,, ,*, / /[ m¢/]/z, .,,k' .ie.°°di--limttti I[/ # ,,'Z" II
the section 1in e, approximately [ Hospital in Seattle after under- t //Z'i . k' ,rein ilrness. -
One.t'durth mile *rom the bay. A, going hip surgery. LoreLtaisthe, i ,:,, ,49L..,dea
petition to this ettect ,,'as circu-]daughter of the LeRoy Simpson's ] I V V ] k 1 m "V lJ m kO" // Cal" ..... 1 I
latedove,in thetheLeeClSweeOOPeno eommun-and ,x ] of Simpsonville. " 1 I "]", sho, =a ., ,, *'',"_., 1 '... Z--..'.//. ..... i
ity " , ' .- . " ,as ] Mr. and Mrs. Cliff VanderWal [ m I { ..............
signed by a majo.nty of the had Sunday droner at the Norm l i :5oee:l |, BABY ,
! /I I. PANTS :
• --n-nv r%g#Nfln !,_ Ac .,.,,n.,,,,. <,
" "" -i;e a re-ort - - met xut tneir leader, Mrs. Mar-/
veeer w.l, gwnen ,t ..... m co,-'p,e[el°n the sur- tin AuseLh' in the ,chert effin-'. 'a!7:' nc V I ! ,ll',ll}}}})))) . MINERALS
Y ...... .-. .... ,.,. ". bau,h home Wednesday evening /
o.,,. ..... ..... , ,v,,. . • %';.::': ......... 13o- I !_," "'////d 2: I. :f::°;::,:- '- /
..... he Pioneer se .. , Reeent visitors in the Claude/
.... :ht with thirt'-'" ,-Irwin home .,ere he,' mother,] " .--::R
nay n ........ i+..u7lve gins Mrs. Ray "Walder of New west -]
presezj'[d,," ;o;t'.e: z mothers minister, B. C., and her niece ¢O.onCTaj, ,. ...... 3 9s
and a-LuPa ,-a els. (lames and nephew, Sandra and Bradley •
were iiP'Y2s sh'own * d;ove on Vollanns of White Rock, B C I w.miuyu I APPLICATnn¢ '--'---
mombers - ...... hold another meeti., ob B ,n =°°' " = "
cOUNTY POMONA was held the Multipurpose room of Pioneer 1LI. ^ ro, 19 .. JUNIOR A T
at tho Agate Grange SUnday with sohool Eve,yono is .rged to at -- ,, --iNAL
45 members and four "uests tend and anyone wishing Lo join [ ,,,.D ............... "1'-- l-,. L. /ITAM]NS & MiNERA
present. Dinner was served "to will be more than welcomed. Special fOtuls fbr 3
the group by the Agate Qran, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Erickson of t 12 otdl |n
Ladies. The regular meetin )f Seattle visited in the home of her
the Agate Grange Will be teld brother, the A1 Jones', of Pick-
Friday night, ering Passage, Sunday. Everyone l( "! lhxtleoflO0 i1
Leonard Rice visited With +h will be glad to hea: that Mrs.
Shore lJoys Saturday While his Jones, Sr., who has been quite
parents, the Floyd Rices wo, ill, is feeling much better.
in Olympia on business. - THE KIDS at Spencer Lake are
Earl Gilmore celebrated his enjoying the freezing weather and
S3rd birthday Sunday. Friends are skating on their local pond
who stopped by to Wish him .... =" LUNCH KIT SEAT BELT ZIPPER BAG FORMULA
more" found him in the"b ...... " with every contraption available.
' est of
health and enjoying life to the
follest.
Wayne Sushak eelebraLed his
12th birthday Tuesday With a
swimming party in Shelton.
Friends helping him Celebrate were
Brock Shero. Gary Raymond, Curt-
is Strockey, Clyde Landsaw and
Severt Auseth.
Ed Coleman and Cliff Brahan,
both of Seattle. visited in the
home of the Ed Bunnell's, Sun-
day. Still at home recuperating
from a broken anle received in
a skating accident is Tom Bunneli.
but he hopes to return to school
next week.
Mrs. Jalmer Auseth is now at
tle home of her Son Lyle Au-
seth of Shelton, following surg-
m Shelton Gener
cry " at Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Rohert Dotson and
son, Mike. Seattle. visited m the
home of Mrs. t-ubv 1)anielson over
the week-end. °
The Agate Sewin Circle met
in the home of Mrs. Jack Shero
of Leeds Loop Road Thursday
evening. FOUrteen members were
present to enjoy the conversation
Remember the P.T.O. Board
meeting at Sally Taylor's Jan.
31 beginning at 8 p.m.
In ease someone hadn't heard
of the winners of the P.T.O.
drawing in December. The winners
were: First prize, Clyde Landsaw,
who chose the registered French
poodle, and second prize. Mrs.
Grace Taylor. Vancouver. B.C..
who received the doll and her
complete handmade wardrobe.
The Raymond Walkers of Bay-
shore had a pleasant surprise Sun-
day wb.en old. old friends of theirs,
the James Perry's of Seattle,
dropped hy.
Week-end guests of the Jim
Taylor's were Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd
Silw. Grant's Pass, Ore.. and Mr,
and Mrs. W. B. Jones. Vancouver.
Jones is the editor and publisher of
the Lariat Magazine. The Silva's
brought with them the Arab mare
the Taylor's recently purchased
from them.
If anyone has any news items
they would like printed please
phone Betty Ann Shero--426-3683.
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