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SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL--- Published in ¢¢Christmastown, U.g.A.", Shelton, Washington
Kami!ehe Minister Ard Wile Are Pa
by Norms Taylor M'rs, Ix?shard Cole joined them for Smith as Sentinal and Mrs. Nor- man, Mrs. Gladys Nelson and
I(AMILCIIiq Cm~;'~atulati(m,: tim ,lay ,m '~unday. ma Taylor as Adah. Mrs. Carrie Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morkert.
Io Rev. and Mrs. }(::q'l Br:Mlc:/ ,m Mr. :m(I Mrs. Wayne Clary look Conover and Mrs. Ollie SchooleySATURDAY, ~Ir. and Mrs.
the birth of a real sweet lilile thtir children, Mike, Jerry, Janet were guests of Mrs. Florence Tay- Dan Wood had as their dinner
girl, Dianne M'u'ie Bradley, born and Pan] to Seattle last week tolor at the installation, guests, Pete Benson of Des Moines
Sun(lay aL ShelLon General Hospi-see Shindig. The owners of the real smartand Bob Wiles of Seattle.
tal. There will be a Potluck Dinner looking new blue automobile at!
YOUR CHOICE
OF 6 GIANT-SIZE
TOY RABBITS!
\¥edncsday, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Wiles made a business trip
io Seattle, and in the evening, ('n-
joyed a delicious dinner of Cifinese
cuisine with Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Wiles.
Spending the weekend in their
trailers at Riwn'side Park aL Co-
palls Beach were, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Stansbury and Mr. and Mrs. Owen
Miller of Carlyon Beach. Mr. and
They're cute, cuddly, come ill
gay colors---for children of all
ages! If you've been thinking of
a new refrigerator, washer or
whatever~wait no more. Get
your Frigidaire Big Spring Buy
right now--and we'll include
your "Rabbit" absolutely FREE!
Mr. and Mrs. Owes Miller of
Taylor Towne, are Mr. and Mrs. Carlyon Beach, and Mr. and Mrs.
Norris Sheffler, the operators of h'a Stansbury were guests Men-
Taylor Towne Restaurant. day evening at the home of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nelson and Mrs. Harry Simmons.
nmde a trip to Delphi Sunday to
visit Mr. Nelson s sister, ~frs. Sunday, a family dimmr was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Adams.
Jerome Burke with guests; Mr.
117 attended the dance Satur- and Mrs. Darhl Avery and chil-
day night at Progress Grange dren, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Avery
Hall. Working on the dance corn-and son, Mr. and Mrs. James Col-
mittee were Mr. and Mrs. Eldon lins and. children, Mr. and Mrs.
Todd, Mr. and Mrs. John Bariek- James Avery and three boys, Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Avery and
f:mily all of Olympia. sad Do~
Avery of Yakima, and Mr. mad
at Progress Grange Irriday night.
After lhe dinncr, members will at:-
tend tim Irriendshil) Meeting at
Agate (]range.
Saturday night, our
community
was well "~'epresenled at tlie 71st.
installs,Lion of Welcome Chapter
No. 40, Order of the Eastern Star.
mrs. Evelyn Ellison was installed
as Wortl@ Matron; Mrs. Mildred
Blackwe!d'er as chaplain, Mrs. Flo-
rence. Taylor as treasurer, Ale>:
CO|lnty"
New FRIGIDAIRE
Dishmobile
with Super-Surge Washing Action!
And we'll tradel
• Big 14 place setting capacity
(NEMA) for once-a-day
dishwashing!
• Gets dishes much cleaner,
more sanitary than hand
dishwashing.
• Easy front-loading--
rolls away for storagel
Mrs. William Schulke of Bremer-
ton. In the afternoon, Mr. and
Mrs. Burke and Mrs. Leon Avery
drove to Sea-Tar with Leon Averse,
who was returning to his base in
California..
At the Kamilche Community
Church there is a Teachers and
Workers Training Course every
night this week at 7 p.m.
Enjoying a weekend of horse-
back riding at the Wayne Clarys
was Kathy Wiley of Bremerton.
SUNDAY, MISS Nellie Moore
of Olympia, was honored at a
birthday dinner at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pendergraft.
Dinner guests at the Martin
Sties' Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Olson.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Taylor were
guests in the new home of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Mobbs Sunday.
Thursday, the Progress Grange
Hall dining room received a fresh
coat of paint. Working on the pro-
ject were .Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Of She,on a ,rune 426-4393
Nelson, Mr .and Mrs. Harry Sim-
mons, Mr. and Mrs. Chet Rich-
ards, Mrs. Dorothy Todd, Mrs.
Hazel Raines and Curtis Cam-
mack. With the recent installation
of ceiling tile and upholstered
benches, the dining room has ac-
quired a very cozy, comfortable at-
mosphere.
Mrs. Cordelia Putman of Span-
way, and Mrs. Ca~Tie Durand of
Shelton, were dinner guests of
Mrs. Florence Taylor Friday.
Sunday evening guests at the
home of the Bob Wiles' were Mr.
and Mrs. Bill McAferty and chil-
dren of Olympia.
Mark Craddick left for Plati-
num, Alaska this week. He works
there during the summer months.
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Angus
Ellison, Mrs. Frances Simmons,
Miss Christine Ellison, and Mr.
and Mrs. Don Whitener attended
church services at the Evange-
listic Tabernacle to hear Marshall
Ellison in the Choir of the North-
west Bible College.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Otto visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jess Huskey and Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Griggs of Olympia Saturday,
The Ira Stansburys and the Ce-
cil Blackwelders were Thursday
evening callers at the Ed Taylors
for a few games of pinochle.
Dinner guests Wednesday even-
ing at the Harry Simmons' were
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Johnson of
Olympia.
Rev. C. E. Stubbs, missionary
throughout South America and re-
cently from Mexico, will be the
guest speaker Sunday athc the
Kamilche Community Chur .
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bloomfield
were Saturday evening callers at
the Bob Wiles' residence.
Sunday, Mrs. Eugene Taylor
and Mrs. Emma McDonald were
dinner guests at the lmme of Mrs.
Carrie Durand in Shelton.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ponder-
graft spent the day Tuesday in
Tacoma. --d
TUESDAY EVENING the N-
win Taylors dropped in on the
Cecil Blackwelders. During the
evening, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Smith
Jr. stopped by to report some cat-
tle on the road. Luckily, this even-
ing the Blackwelders were able to
continue a relaxing evening at
home, the cattle belonged to an-
other cattleman in the. area. The
Blackwelders cattle are neighbor-
ly and do visit at times. It keeps
Cecil in training. -~-1
Pupils of the Kamilche ,~cnou
are bus la In out a ractice
field in YprepYraatgion for t2e~ com-
ing Mason County Track and
Field Meet to be held in Shelton
May 11. This meet not only pro-
vides competition for boys, ac-
cording .to age and size; but also
gives the girls an opportunity to
compete in a limited number o~
field events. While this date con-
flicts With the program for giving
the second polio vaccine; it ap-
pears that these arc minor, and
satisfactory dales will be worked
out.
Over the weekend many pupils
attended the open house on the
naval carrier, Constellation. After
an inspection of this great air-
plane carrier; they visited the
newly completed Darigold plant
at Bremerton. They reported see-
ing one of the most modern plants
of it's kind in the west.
Mrs. Page's room is busy lnak-
ing Easter Lilies with all the
trimnflngs. Their school party will
hc given in the afternoon of
Good Friday, April 16.
Pupils have certainly bern on
their good behavior for the past
several weeks, guess why? Their
report cards are coming out Fri-
day. As one pupil asked tlm
teacher, "What besides getting
om mlbjects real good, can we do
to raise our grades."
Ken Knowlton, Dircctor of Ma-
son-Thurston County Audio-Vis-
ual Department, visited the school
today. He brought thc Walt Dis-
ncy picture "Beaver Valley" and
"Life of a Fish". Pupils have
been reading "Paddletail the Bea-
ver", so they may better under-
stand the pictures.
Plans are in full swing for the
coming P.T.O. Carnival at school
April 30. A full assortment of ac-
tivities are planned for all ages.
The new flaming red Mustang
is making Mr. Whitener a pop-
ular teacher these days; and
makes an attractive addition in
the parking lot at Kamilche
School.
PAGE 15
By Anitat Dagger thteir hmch. When Davey saw
Sunny Sunday, April 4th, was them he hollered "Daddy, I)addy",
a day for taking to the hills and for what young man of'two years
that is just what many people will admit among other men, that
did. A club of jeeps, truck loads he misses his Mamma?
of backpackers and Hondas by I don't believe I've known a time
the dozen rewed up their motot~ when thrum wasn't at least two
as they spun up the hill leading campers at Brown's Creek and
to Camp Govey and the Olympic later in the spring and summer
National forest, one will have to go many miles
Our son Pat and his friends beyond just to find a place to
and relation, Jammer Lawsons, park. The Dept; of Forestry main-
Frank Lees, Norman Rogers and tains this camp ground in a won-
their children and friends unload- derful way with a pump for water,
clean, sanitaa'y toilets and gar-
ed their Hondas and took off lear- bage disposal facilities. We need
ing little Davey Dugger with us.
Davey wouldn't stop crying so many, many more of these camp
grand:ha and grandpa, had" to takegrounds.
to the hills in the cat" mid "find WE DROVE UP to Homan flats
Mamma." where there is a lot of nice tim-
The roads are good and not: ber growing and the second
dusty yet, still some snow on the growth is getting tall where it was
shady side of the mountains and logged off 25 years ago. Many
piled along the roads in gxx)tesque years ago, old-timers lived in these
statumT. Timid green leaves of hills but the only evidence of their
piggy-back plants, fern and other homes now are rusty bed springs,
green things peep from beneath stoves and burnt timbers. The
their blanket of snow, pressed CCC camps are gone too, but the
fern and leaves but no flowers roads they built are maintained.
that I could see. We watched those Jeeps go
WE STOPPED to talk to four through the creeks and up the
Honda riders who were watching hillsides like billy goats. We rode
seven deer. The deer are so used behind the itondas in our car,
to the noise bf trucks and dozers through the timber where the sun
that they are not alarmed. We are flecked through the trees and it
surprised to find that quite a few was as pretty a sight as you or
deer did survive the unusually I will ever see. Near the ~)ad
cold and snowy winter: The Hen- that goes to Cushman dam we
da riders told us we would find saw a club of back-packers strung
our party at Brown's Creek Camp- along the road for a mile. Most
ground and sure enough, there of them were old women.
were the 12 Hondas parked in a
row like 11 red fillys and a yellow
stallion. The folks were eating
State Facts Pamphlet
Gone, No More Slated
The "Facts To Help You Know
Washington State" leaflet pub-
lished by the Tourist Promotion
Division of the Department of
Commerce and Economic Develop-
ment is now out of print and is
not scheduled to be reprinted.
Ted R. Knightlinger, manager
of the Tourist Promotion Division,
said budgetary limitations would
not permit reprinting at this time.
"The decision as to whether the
Facts leaflet will be reprinted in
the future will be announced lat-
er," Knightlinger said.
Knightlinger said the last print-
ing of the Facts leaflet, 400,000~
in 1963, had cost the division ap-
proximately $7,000.
"While there is a strong demand
for this leaflet by Washington
school children, this Facts leaflet
is not in itself a tourist promotion
piece and our limited budget at
:this time has forced us to discon-
tinue publication," Knightlinger
said,
KEEP
R S H in GTO I1
~-~;----~:3
FROM
HEROIN
This illegal narcotic was first
preparc:l in 1898 and was given
the German trade name "hero-
in" to conceal its relationship
to morphine.
It is said that this name was
chosen because the drug im-
parts a sc'nse of grandeur and
makes the taker feel like a
"hero."
, Masonic Official Visits
Mt. Moriah Saturday
Mt. Moriah Masonic Temple will
receive the official visit of Donald
M. Workman, deputy to the Grand ;
Master in District 17, during the
lodge'S stated communication for
April next Satusday night, accord-
ing to notices sent members by
lodge secre~ary Arnold L. Cheney
this week.
Balloting on two candidates for
affiliation will also be conducted
at Satin-day's communication.
Tonight at a called communica-
tion a third degree will be con-
ferred. Both communications will
be held in the Masonic Temple at
Third and Cedar Streets.
APPRECIATION EXPRESSED
• The Hood Canal Lions- Club
wishes to express its thanks to the
residents of the Lilliwaup, Hoo~ls-
port, Potlatch, and Union .area for
their help in making the I~ irst An-
nual Broom sale a sweeping sue-
cess. Public reception was so good
that all sales teams sold their en-
tire broom supply before can-
vassing all areas.
Davey rode on the Honda with
Pat for a while, then we brought
him home and the rest of the
party went to the Dam. Next Sun-
day ~e are going to see the Dry
Bed Lakes and some of this coun-
try that lies above our farm. It
sure is a big country.
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