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flHT:LTON--MA,qON COUNTY. 30URNAL- Published in "Chr{Mma.¢to vn, U.S.A.", qhelton, Washington
Thursday, January
Judges For Jaycee
businessmen have been named by ~i, [~2 .! .
tne Sl:eih)n ,Itt.ycees lls jlhlges ini
the Jaycees In(tep(~n(lence tlal] es- GRAPILVIEW -. Our stwpris9 ,.,i'?ht t)'mndu fOllI' ounces, a most
say contest, Tony Mr(~z, (:hairm~ln Saturday morning snow forced commendable feat for a ii,'at-
of the project annotmced this the posL1)on~ment of the Fair Har- bor,1 child. Proud Grandma Xdna
week. [h,,.. (]ra'~ge c;trd 1)arty and let the Stevens who had been on hunt'
Judges will work independently,celebrating of birthd:tvs dominate since Jan. 2, fina'ly retmnc:l ~)
Each entry will be awarded a the weekend social a~tivities, from (3rapeview tl'is Ileal Sa'.u~id:~;,' v'iti
number of points f~om one tl) 10. Thursday until Monday in fact. daughter K'y 'u,~:! ~a,-'i!,, '
The entry with tim llighest num- It was a v~al sllrprise for Shir-M()vgm~ B .~,q;,~:i,qd~ Vnr.,i, ~'*,.v
ber of points will be judged tile ley Engen v:hen a group of well- ie, and "Mi:~sie". Bet Grandma
winner. \vi:~hin~, f~i~.'n:!s dropped in Tnnrs- Stevens we:; ,l'~d in see them!
The award winners will he re- (loy a.f!et'P, oon :tl"~,c!t with eooi:ie,q The Kiwani~ had a birth(tf!y tO0:
vealed at a sp((:ial ~;chool t.~embly :~'? ~,.)f"ce !.., ~.,'¢, ',-r a h~pD?'
Monday. I bivthday. 1"o,, 'o v.e kw,w i: wa:'
Members (ff the judging corn-ia, roe! ~,u'r):i ;o'7 The e'u~ivo Shir-.
miter are Rod Cottrell, manager] ley':.: bir'thcl'v'.w's l'O~ ;~'~'i; S:l,t-
of the National Bank of Mason L urd,:!y. Le2;.,~ Jr's: rJ 'Opl)i:)N l;y with
Connty; Jcrly Jolulson, personnel ) hirthd:!y , -,w l,i;~w; , ,,re :"'"'"~
nlanager for Silnl)soll Timber ~ S%):'k, L'~" J:e ' O~:o"e':, Mllui:1~
Celebrating Saturday evenin', e,.
the Eastwood Rc()m o! tl:e ?''e
brook Inn, Kiwa',aian3 fl'l~P" '
over tbe sU, te gatbe"cd :'b-," i:~,,
dining tables t0 ma3"l.'. ],,)t ....
the Kiwanis' Fifieth ~npiver;~v.ry
but the Shelton grQ'lp,¢~ 10,'?tie.l
Ily Joan Tul)per
LAKE NAHXVATZb;L SKi.
1st Cl',ts:~ Leroy C, Smith, s,m-in-
law of Mr. and 5.Ds. Lee Dawson,
\va,~ se!~cted as one of the honor
cordon for Presi(le!~L ,lohnson's ][/1-
"n~gu].alion as he took the oath of
ffice. Sgt. Smith was one of 22
"aen representing the 4th U.S.
Army who faced two,, military
boards befo~'e he was selected. The
fotu' men scleeted a l e top non-
~ommissioned officers from Ft.
~ill Ok'a. The four men have a
",otal cf 80 years in ,-,ervice. Sgt.
"]mith has had 17 years. He saw
"ombat duty in Euro0e in World
Nat II and Korea. He also served
:n Saudi Arabia and ml additional
of weeks hefore he lakes
assignment aboard the
cock.
Monday evening the
ited at the home of Mr.
]Sam Ogg of Shclton.
I Visiting Mr, and Mrs, i
Cooper last Sunday was
Sharpe of Matlock.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Bleeker last Smlday
Mr. and Mrs. Dovscy
ion.
Dhmer guests at the
Mr. and 1Vh's. Clifford
Wednesday evening were
Mrs. Bill Holman of Shelt
Last Thursday N~r.
Hector Barbour were