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• &apos;< 1 .l Pa,e I0 S.TON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL -- Published in "Chr'tmastown, U  A ," Shelton, Wasblnon ThursdaY, ':/ " ................ " ............ ..... . ' .... ,*, "" " "-- ' ....... ' . ---"---- --00ry Fire Donald Brownf!eld Bremerton Man Gets 2 Ends Army Tra,n,ng Year Deferred Sentence [ H@/ l)v,r A.,.,, Army Pvt. Donald R. Broom- YOU kuow llliii| li tilI, P | had lllirlllll K io lllll:l the or lin ! rl- ceill,iI for {,tlctMinas. 'eil, lust tel:rally ! tlt, ard tit li mligle chord llllikt, r liar llr**l n lll{I |,hino 11.%,. ,- ttiardl lluil i, riglil out uf ihill world. It llab hvJp(.d hie It foll. I i.lill I  .ill ,, ) (iWil eli ir(|tl PlINil t llltid qutrkl),. JuL Ill' plltcili I tile, (!httrt llilek of lily lil!3ltOllrd lind placing" Iht- llOi!lll, r on {.hi, Ilt,y I IviNil i | lllixe All tile ic'lior(l in that key wllh tclih.,, li% woiillerflll rexlly. li" f.illh#d I, lil Tel, l,h,,r'll I'et (!llord M:d’er ltn(I Trltnspoutnfl {'harl llilli ;elb4 for on[.%' .il.0(I, l(iu CUll #t, lld for ii Irlllll Mii.hatdit I'lll)lleilliolil, I ll'lll. MIUi Ilox 1 tit, Ilremertiln, %%'llMi, | lt I1 r Ii l',. Ill. Itll'tl ltlld I*nt'llINl" 10C for htliil t hi g t;iili rglt, L00WTON LUI00SER COMPANY 420 SOUTH FIRST STREET Open 'ti! Noon Saturdays J. V. "Joe" Simpson Owner & Operator .... !J!i!i i 7 i ........ !,tiLt| .,11111j! ......... !* ... .......... GUEST SPEAKERSBruoe Strowbridge, John Bariekman and William Albohan are pictured above after the two representatives of the state highway department spoke Monday noon at the Political Forum Club meeting on the new Shel- Hoodsport- Potlatch News By MERLE SIIIITH HOODSPORT .... Mr. and Mrs. Harold Millo and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Calahan have just returned from an exciting and interesting trip to Mexico. The two couples ;met in San Diego for the start of their tour. Their first stop was Tiajuana and then left by plane for Mexico City, then flying on to tv s rv00ce Your set should be repaired only by o qualified technician. For expert service on any make or model TV a three-day stay in Acapulca. This city has become a great tourist attraction, with its tropical weath- er, marvelous warm water for swimming and all sorts of attrac- tions for the traveler. It is known as the ."Riviera of the Pacific." Accompanied by a guide and trav- eling by car, the next visit was to the picturesque town of Taxco. This aid mining town has been re- built to display the fine talents ton-Olympia highway. The club prelents a dif- ferent guest speaker every Monday noon at a luncheon held in the Shelton Hotel. (Journal pho- to, Ziegler print.) ,,, , ,, , . ,, Middle Skokomis___hh By Mary Valley Rev. and Mrs. Rol Burg and daughters left early Monday morning for a three weeks' vaca- tion trip to Minnesota to visit rel- atives, Mr. Mack Workman of Shelton will have charge of the Sunday services during Mr. Burg's absence. Mrs. Chuck Minor and daugh- ter of Shelton spent last weekend wlth Mr. and Mrs. Frank Minor. Little Michale Doak of Kirkland of the silver smiths of Mexico. has been visiting his grandparents, On the return trip to Mexico City ir. and Mrs. Don Dank, the past the tour stopped at the 16th cen- week .... tury Hacienda Vista Hermosa for Mr. and Mrs. Chester Valley had hlnch and in Cuernawtca, the cap- dinner with Mr. and Mrs. George itol of the State of Morelos, a Valley last Sunday. Later they sightseeing tour. visited Mr. and Mrs. Herman Arriving in Mexico City, the Ahern at the Will Grisdale home tours included a trip to a bull- at Arcadia Point, fight, a boat excursion to the l Mrs. Morris Redman enter- Floating Gardens of Xoehimilso, ltained the Slokpmtsh Women's and a visit to University City. The I I ellowshlp at her home rest "ms- city has the distinction of hay-Iday evening. Mrs. J. O. Bovee of ing twin volcanoes in the back- ground. Other impressive nights were the Guadalupe Sh|'ine and the Pyramids of the Sun and the Moon, works of the Aztecs. Now lor the resling part of the vaca- lion trip, by plane to Pue:rto VaN larta, on tho west coast. A love- ly town, not yet commercialized, with five days of swimming and just plain enjoyment of the lovely counti'yside and nlarvelolls climate. Then to Guadaiajara aud Tia- jlmna and back to San Diego, where the t:wo couples picked tip Mrs. Gary Stevens are Mrs. Ste- .... .: their own ears and started their , ....... t|;'l riorth vens parents, Mr. ano Mrs. lJee r " i i " , . Palmer of Seattle illit! HI Sfllllt'l('Fn (4hll(ll'l]ltt the .:,; " ;' "'_ .... • s , • . . Lmmer guests unoay ac [ne MII[O,' VlSli(.,(t Wllh frienils of 30 ....... " 4, - - l#alii'li stnn#livlo ' fh, I(',,hi' ilion "lea i,lcner[, name were iviasy Ann J ................. " .............. ...... HolLer Mrs HolLer Ro er Rich-  Mrs. Alta Gonsalw.s, and Mrs. . .'  :7. : '.. g" . .° • a , erl OI eatcie anG Mr aria lvirs.  Vcra Bitney Tht Calahans stopped . ' .. "_ . " i 'o • ) | ." ' is Jerry z]cnerc  to !uJ V a trit tu'ough D,ney -.' .......... '" d : ..... "'i" I nd ivir aria mrs Tea rtl( nert were l,an ixnot s erry t a "m a r € " " i ._ .' ................ • ecmt guests at a b rthday dinner ne IfLI)LUOIIS easEl.e oI Wllilanl /tan .... " __' _ . - i-- i iv /i  -,... -- ol--I- ....., a tne cary tevens name in non- ..vw • . l r - " ]- -_ya"s: _:  . . or of Mr Stevens' birthday Initl iE iN %IPVIIP s, lll.. IS iiERE, ano.jusc..to Don't forget the Grange meet- IkilL•ll , i lllliiiL, ll snow the country cnac tne mg in- next Frida" evenln- at 8 30 .....  ..... w _... leaguers aren't the only ones in- .. _ . ........ , e.-. 14 . 'll :C- " , s ' - H _  ]).Ill, lllJpUfLtIJIL UUI/I Wl Ut , Phone HA 6-4633 • 114 South Second ter.'ted m baseball, the coo us-discussed such as d('coratin" the (Timber APl)ll,nco Bidg ) nal si'hools are starting their turn- win o "" 'n D ...... ,. ,,^. ... ,, ouls too tne fifth ann mxtn ___ , ': . .' ' .. .. . Forest Festival, and the progress -------T--- I grant glr|s are a realty entnumas- of the talent show • . C/J  i tic bunch and are being trained ........................ Ril[D ,,r=, rn.,  ', ...,,.....i^' C-: C']U, I by Mrs Bill (loodpaster, Mrs. Jim .............. fi UI:P41:M/4L 'Jt)I:i:tU/ttlU.. 1 :S I ffeeder'Mrs Bob Smith, and Mrs..tne 7nirec.Ijon or i.lu Jz;yan.L...l " " I r.,, P,*e,'so- -,,err Thursa-v -f |mag tne seventn and elgntu . i ' ' • gra e gn'Is are having some fun ternoon. The seventh and eighth ; .........  I i ' -- -- S re workin- out under iwltn pracuce witn lvirs, ilua vic- i l giaae ooy< a g D owell. .............. '-- "  ........ Another sign of spring comes from Wes Johnson Realtor who re- ports seven sales on the Canal al- . -  -- .. ,  ready. The Emil Andersons from A_.L-_ _1 i-- J _ J '''-. • 'racoma have bought one of the I! Tirol Ell/'11 1 D Dl= Om     l beautiful Chester Carron tracts Lll .ltr_Jtllli._iF-ill lj  II|PII B II • " w near Sprtngwater and will build l 'll=qlll ilwmlimVa,i IIi F11llelllili #' • a permanent home. The Maurice Kaares are already remodelling tbeir small beech cottage south of Hoodsport Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Lundegard, formerly of Ev- erett, are the new owners of the Olympic Inn near Brinnon. Mrs. Beulah Nichols of Seattle will be moving into her newly acquired home at Union, the former Brun- strom residence. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oaks of Seattle, will sum- mer at their new cottage south of tetson s Resort. Don F. War Wheels are five inches farther apart. This widens the stance, not the car, gives you road-hugging stability, less lean and sway. 0nIy Pontiac has Wide-Track Wheels! SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER SHELTO'N MOTOR GO. Shelton was the guest speaker. Arian Johnson and Bob Hunter of Seattle Pacific College spent last weekend with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson drove to Port Angeles one day last week to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Johnson. Bud Tzier has been confined to the Clinic Hospital the past week with a severe case of the flu. Mr. and Mrs. George Barkley attended the gavel meeting at Southside last Friday evening. Guests this week (if Mr. and eott and family of Vashon have big plans for vacationing at Holi- day Beach property and the War- ten McIrvlns now stationed in New Jersey, will retire to Holiday in about two years. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Tweed enter- tatned her aunt and friend, Mr s . MacPherson and Bernice Mason from West Vancouver. The members of the Scant Fund Raising Campaign are pleased to leport a collection of $251.56. The money will be used to improve and maintain the Summit Lake Scout Camp. Boys from Troop 11 are making plans now for attending this summer and so far twelve have signed tip for a week at camp starting July 19. Asst. Scoutmaster Ray Peterson xtll ac- company the boys. MR. AND MRS. C. A. Picker- ing traveled to Des Moines on Sat- urday to visit Weslley Gardens. The Hood Canal Commeiial Club will meet Monday, April 13, at 8:00 p.m. in the school base- ment, Members are urged to at- ten(i to discuss a change of the number of meetings to be held during the year. The Lower SI’0komish P-TA will meet on Thursday, April 9, tn the school. The Cub Scout Pack 1I wtll meet on Friday evening, April 10, in the Hoodsport school. Patty Jean Tyler is visiting with her grandparents, the Cliff Tylers a.t Cushman. ALL PARENTS with children entering the first grade next year or kindergarten, are urged to take advantage of the pre-school clinic to be held on April 10, between the hours of 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. in the Shelton Armory. It is advis- able to have a birth certificate for the c2ul P.S. -- Come ea:ly. ,,ms Aired field, 23, whose wife, Rose, and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Local Meet ,o,,,, live on Route 1, Shel- ton, completed eight weeks of ad- vanced missile training March 27 at the Artillery and Missile Center, ..... ’,:;; Fo,.t Silt. Ol<,a as" ' to,, "' t He was trained arS a crewman of Natural Resources on the Az'my's Corporal surface-to- and the United Staten Forest Serv- ice to keep logging shutdowns at sm'face missile. a minimum in western Washing- Brownfield c o m p l e t e d basic it.on during the coming 1959 fire training at Fort Ord, Calif• season."    -- -- casts, and consideration of such Wayne Snelser, 21, of Bremerton Regional Forester J Herbert Stone of the Fo;'est Service and i Stae Land Commissioner Bert I 'Cole issued this joint statement to- day following a meeting Vednes-] day between Department of Natur- al Resources and Forest Service representatives. Tile MEETING, held at Shel- ton, was for the purpose of dis. eusaing and ironing out mutual I problems and cooperative responst, I biltties of the two agencies in con- nection with fire control and forest practice regulations on private and public lands. factors as the accumulative build- up of forest fuel inflammability and other factors that ]nay contri- bute to the rapid spread of fires• FINAL responsibility for order- ing the shutdown, both on state and federal protected lands, rests by law with the Department of Natural Resources, but the action is taken only after consultation. with Forest Service officials and consideration of their recommenda- tions. Cole and Stone today emphasized j  K that during the coming fire season, E E P as it|. past years, logging shut-I tl.t. /(llll ILII i i i i i dm I lib i downs will be imposed only when] .I[,(LuN=rJ|/IU|UII " absolutely necessary because of [ J,\\;/ Plllll crLtical fire weather conditions. € Each shutdown, they explained, I is based on evaluation of informa-[ 4m_=LM|]=mL|_lml tion from the field, coupled with ] _ up-to-the-minute fire weather fore- I was given a two-year deferred sen- tence for contributing to the de- linquency of a minor girl by Judge -- i :=. l Charies T. Wright Friday in the Mason county superior court. * Convenmt, The court appointed Robert Sny- lasO ti.ur! lllJ' 't der to act as counsel for Bill Cok- - er, Arnold Westlake and Michael | McCo,'d who are charged with " NO nE[A second degree burglary. Bail for the trio was set at $10,000 each. _.:.i The court also appointed C.T. tt Ha|ten to act as counsel for W. L. Kilmer, 45, of Seattle who is being JIalO]ll L l'rOlllt]l" held here on a charge of grand  ......... larceny-bY-f°rger--Y----- Ii & IanA___ The world record swordnsh, II TiU, insu--"F weighing 1,182 pounds, was taken i| by Lou Marron in 1953 from the ,..111, /ll',.alf- waters off Chile. i Building 120 x 60, Truss roof. Addition 8 x 120 for< ' check rooms, etc. Complete equipment for tavern Has P.A. and inter-cam, two pianos. Large well graveled parking lot. 41,/2 acres with 3"30 ft. froi l, hi-way, 125 ft. from access, Minutes from Oly mPlii Elms, McCleary, Excellent location for bcwllnl / inter-cRy leagues, cabaret, fraternal club roomlb super-market. Fine site for motel and trailer vice station, grocery and school across highway. 1959 at $27,500.00. Must have some cash, will ance easy terms, by owner. Call Olympia FL Frl., or Sat., or write Leo M. Smith, 1020 E. I , _ ili • Prices Start at :LAUNDRY SPECIALS! '168" : WASHER : . ..... : 2-Speed Special! : Wr,nkh-Free Dryer : $1/I/195, : $I'}095 • ' II 11 ll With • Trade • /I 1-'1 With • I 1 1 • V V Trade • s 2-Cycle Drylng plus Inflnlte heat • * 2 speeds, one for regulars, other foe • control for regular or"wash 'n Wear" II delicatel * Buili-in lint filter * 5-temp • fabrics. * Buih-!n uhra-violet lamp wash-rinse selector conirol, 5urgilafor* • gives clothes q lumhlna frogrance agitator gets clothes cleaner * Washes  without fading. E D'l full lOJb load t • UPIR SPECIA . • <40"in'on,, De Luxe Ran_i • Wringer Ri0tl plus high.speed _ I"' w II H*ow<lut,/raft bber  ]  flasher unit rolli" I[ I   / • Big, Balanced- !i::i / Iml.m ilk Ill / * Radiant.Heat [ • - _ ;i  , • "R'Ike]lll qlr " -- T wen Iignal tiii!(:77j IB / • wr - / lth Trade k • !il • Large E382 • Family.Size • Refrigerat0r , • F9 • LOWEST TERMS * IN TOWN • ft. capacity Supreme • Freezer, or 522-1b., 15 • ft. capacity Chest Fteszer at the same low "Shower of Ba'i • gains" prics--uii $289o f : ,- eiihld ... i • ,]SH .... " .... " Timbe r Appliance e IP . ;,,:o:.;.:o:. "*'-"i "" """ ""'" "'"'"" "'" """ "'/ • '< 1 .l Pa,e I0 S.TON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL -- Published in "Chr'tmastown, U  A ," Shelton, Wasblnon ThursdaY, ':/ " ................ " ............ ..... . ' .... ,*, "" " "-- ' ....... ' . ---"---- --00ry Fire Donald Brownf!eld Bremerton Man Gets 2 Ends Army Tra,n,ng Year Deferred Sentence [ H@/ l)v,r A.,.,, Army Pvt. Donald R. Broom- YOU kuow llliii| li tilI, P | had lllirlllll K io lllll:l the or lin ! rl- ceill,iI for {,tlctMinas. 'eil, lust tel:rally ! tlt, ard tit li mligle chord llllikt, r liar llr**l n lll{I |,hino 11.%,. ,- ttiardl lluil i, riglil out uf ihill world. It llab hvJp(.d hie It foll. I i.lill I  .ill ,, ) (iWil eli ir(|tl PlINil t llltid qutrkl),. JuL Ill' plltcili I tile, (!httrt llilek of lily lil!3ltOllrd lind placing" Iht- llOi!lll, r on {.hi, Ilt,y I IviNil i | lllixe All tile ic'lior(l in that key wllh tclih.,, li% woiillerflll rexlly. li" f.illh#d I, lil Tel, l,h,,r'll I'et (!llord M:d’er ltn(I Trltnspoutnfl {'harl llilli ;elb4 for on[.%' .il.0(I, l(iu CUll #t, lld for ii Irlllll Mii.hatdit I'lll)lleilliolil, I ll'lll. MIUi Ilox 1 tit, Ilremertiln, %%'llMi, | lt I1 r Ii l',. Ill. Itll'tl ltlld I*nt'llINl" 10C for htliil t hi g t;iili rglt, L00WTON LUI00SER COMPANY 420 SOUTH FIRST STREET Open 'ti! Noon Saturdays J. V. "Joe" Simpson Owner & Operator .... !J!i!i i 7 i ........ !,tiLt| .,11111j! ......... !* ... .......... GUEST SPEAKERSBruoe Strowbridge, John Bariekman and William Albohan are pictured above after the two representatives of the state highway department spoke Monday noon at the Political Forum Club meeting on the new Shel- Hoodsport- Potlatch News By MERLE SIIIITH HOODSPORT .... Mr. and Mrs. Harold Millo and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Calahan have just returned from an exciting and interesting trip to Mexico. The two couples ;met in San Diego for the start of their tour. Their first stop was Tiajuana and then left by plane for Mexico City, then flying on to tv s rv00ce Your set should be repaired only by o qualified technician. For expert service on any make or model TV a three-day stay in Acapulca. This city has become a great tourist attraction, with its tropical weath- er, marvelous warm water for swimming and all sorts of attrac- tions for the traveler. It is known as the ."Riviera of the Pacific." Accompanied by a guide and trav- eling by car, the next visit was to the picturesque town of Taxco. This aid mining town has been re- built to display the fine talents ton-Olympia highway. The club prelents a dif- ferent guest speaker every Monday noon at a luncheon held in the Shelton Hotel. (Journal pho- to, Ziegler print.) ,,, , ,, , . ,, Middle Skokomis___hh By Mary Valley Rev. and Mrs. Rol Burg and daughters left early Monday morning for a three weeks' vaca- tion trip to Minnesota to visit rel- atives, Mr. Mack Workman of Shelton will have charge of the Sunday services during Mr. Burg's absence. Mrs. Chuck Minor and daugh- ter of Shelton spent last weekend wlth Mr. and Mrs. Frank Minor. Little Michale Doak of Kirkland of the silver smiths of Mexico. has been visiting his grandparents, On the return trip to Mexico City ir. and Mrs. Don Dank, the past the tour stopped at the 16th cen- week .... tury Hacienda Vista Hermosa for Mr. and Mrs. Chester Valley had hlnch and in Cuernawtca, the cap- dinner with Mr. and Mrs. George itol of the State of Morelos, a Valley last Sunday. Later they sightseeing tour. visited Mr. and Mrs. Herman Arriving in Mexico City, the Ahern at the Will Grisdale home tours included a trip to a bull- at Arcadia Point, fight, a boat excursion to the l Mrs. Morris Redman enter- Floating Gardens of Xoehimilso, ltained the Slokpmtsh Women's and a visit to University City. The I I ellowshlp at her home rest "ms- city has the distinction of hay-Iday evening. Mrs. J. O. Bovee of ing twin volcanoes in the back- ground. Other impressive nights were the Guadalupe Sh|'ine and the Pyramids of the Sun and the Moon, works of the Aztecs. Now lor the resling part of the vaca- lion trip, by plane to Pue:rto VaN larta, on tho west coast. A love- ly town, not yet commercialized, with five days of swimming and just plain enjoyment of the lovely counti'yside and nlarvelolls climate. Then to Guadaiajara aud Tia- jlmna and back to San Diego, where the t:wo couples picked tip Mrs. Gary Stevens are Mrs. Ste- .... .: their own ears and started their , ....... t|;'l riorth vens parents, Mr. ano Mrs. lJee r " i i " , . Palmer of Seattle illit! HI Sfllllt'l('Fn (4hll(ll'l]ltt the .:,; " ;' "'_ .... • s , • . . Lmmer guests unoay ac [ne MII[O,' VlSli(.,(t Wllh frienils of 30 ....... " 4, - - l#alii'li stnn#livlo ' fh, I(',,hi' ilion "lea i,lcner[, name were iviasy Ann J ................. " .............. ...... HolLer Mrs HolLer Ro er Rich-  Mrs. Alta Gonsalw.s, and Mrs. . .'  :7. : '.. g" . .° • a , erl OI eatcie anG Mr aria lvirs.  Vcra Bitney Tht Calahans stopped . ' .. "_ . " i 'o • ) | ." ' is Jerry z]cnerc  to !uJ V a trit tu'ough D,ney -.' .......... '" d : ..... "'i" I nd ivir aria mrs Tea rtl( nert were l,an ixnot s erry t a "m a r € " " i ._ .' ................ • ecmt guests at a b rthday dinner ne IfLI)LUOIIS easEl.e oI Wllilanl /tan .... " __' _ . - i-- i iv /i  -,... -- ol--I- ....., a tne cary tevens name in non- ..vw • . l r - " ]- -_ya"s: _:  . . or of Mr Stevens' birthday Initl iE iN %IPVIIP s, lll.. IS iiERE, ano.jusc..to Don't forget the Grange meet- IkilL•ll , i lllliiiL, ll snow the country cnac tne mg in- next Frida" evenln- at 8 30 .....  ..... w _... leaguers aren't the only ones in- .. _ . ........ , e.-. 14 . 'll :C- " , s ' - H _  ]).Ill, lllJpUfLtIJIL UUI/I Wl Ut , Phone HA 6-4633 • 114 South Second ter.'ted m baseball, the coo us-discussed such as d('coratin" the (Timber APl)ll,nco Bidg ) nal si'hools are starting their turn- win o "" 'n D ...... ,. ,,^. ... ,, ouls too tne fifth ann mxtn ___ , ': . .' ' .. .. . Forest Festival, and the progress -------T--- I grant glr|s are a realty entnumas- of the talent show • . C/J  i tic bunch and are being trained ........................ Ril[D ,,r=, rn.,  ', ...,,.....i^' C-: C']U, I by Mrs Bill (loodpaster, Mrs. Jim .............. fi UI:P41:M/4L 'Jt)I:i:tU/ttlU.. 1 :S I ffeeder'Mrs Bob Smith, and Mrs..tne 7nirec.Ijon or i.lu Jz;yan.L...l " " I r.,, P,*e,'so- -,,err Thursa-v -f |mag tne seventn and elgntu . i ' ' • gra e gn'Is are having some fun ternoon. The seventh and eighth ; .........  I i ' -- -- S re workin- out under iwltn pracuce witn lvirs, ilua vic- i l giaae ooy< a g D owell. .............. '-- "  ........ Another sign of spring comes from Wes Johnson Realtor who re- ports seven sales on the Canal al- . -  -- .. ,  ready. The Emil Andersons from A_.L-_ _1 i-- J _ J '''-. • 'racoma have bought one of the I! Tirol Ell/'11 1 D Dl= Om     l beautiful Chester Carron tracts Lll .ltr_Jtllli._iF-ill lj  II|PII B II • " w near Sprtngwater and will build l 'll=qlll ilwmlimVa,i IIi F11llelllili #' • a permanent home. The Maurice Kaares are already remodelling tbeir small beech cottage south of Hoodsport Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Lundegard, formerly of Ev- erett, are the new owners of the Olympic Inn near Brinnon. Mrs. Beulah Nichols of Seattle will be moving into her newly acquired home at Union, the former Brun- strom residence. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oaks of Seattle, will sum- mer at their new cottage south of tetson s Resort. Don F. War Wheels are five inches farther apart. This widens the stance, not the car, gives you road-hugging stability, less lean and sway. 0nIy Pontiac has Wide-Track Wheels! SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER SHELTO'N MOTOR GO. Shelton was the guest speaker. Arian Johnson and Bob Hunter of Seattle Pacific College spent last weekend with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson drove to Port Angeles one day last week to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Johnson. Bud Tzier has been confined to the Clinic Hospital the past week with a severe case of the flu. Mr. and Mrs. George Barkley attended the gavel meeting at Southside last Friday evening. Guests this week (if Mr. and eott and family of Vashon have big plans for vacationing at Holi- day Beach property and the War- ten McIrvlns now stationed in New Jersey, will retire to Holiday in about two years. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Tweed enter- tatned her aunt and friend, Mr s . MacPherson and Bernice Mason from West Vancouver. The members of the Scant Fund Raising Campaign are pleased to leport a collection of $251.56. The money will be used to improve and maintain the Summit Lake Scout Camp. Boys from Troop 11 are making plans now for attending this summer and so far twelve have signed tip for a week at camp starting July 19. Asst. Scoutmaster Ray Peterson xtll ac- company the boys. MR. AND MRS. C. A. Picker- ing traveled to Des Moines on Sat- urday to visit Weslley Gardens. The Hood Canal Commeiial Club will meet Monday, April 13, at 8:00 p.m. in the school base- ment, Members are urged to at- ten(i to discuss a change of the number of meetings to be held during the year. The Lower SI’0komish P-TA will meet on Thursday, April 9, tn the school. The Cub Scout Pack 1I wtll meet on Friday evening, April 10, in the Hoodsport school. Patty Jean Tyler is visiting with her grandparents, the Cliff Tylers a.t Cushman. ALL PARENTS with children entering the first grade next year or kindergarten, are urged to take advantage of the pre-school clinic to be held on April 10, between the hours of 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. in the Shelton Armory. It is advis- able to have a birth certificate for the c2ul P.S. -- Come ea:ly. ,,ms Aired field, 23, whose wife, Rose, and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Local Meet ,o,,,, live on Route 1, Shel- ton, completed eight weeks of ad- vanced missile training March 27 at the Artillery and Missile Center, ..... ’,:;; Fo,.t Silt. Ol<,a as" ' to,, "' t He was trained arS a crewman of Natural Resources on the Az'my's Corporal surface-to- and the United Staten Forest Serv- ice to keep logging shutdowns at sm'face missile. a minimum in western Washing- Brownfield c o m p l e t e d basic it.on during the coming 1959 fire training at Fort Ord, Calif• season."    -- -- casts, and consideration of such Wayne Snelser, 21, of Bremerton Regional Forester J Herbert Stone of the Fo;'est Service and i Stae Land Commissioner Bert I 'Cole issued this joint statement to- day following a meeting Vednes-] day between Department of Natur- al Resources and Forest Service representatives. Tile MEETING, held at Shel- ton, was for the purpose of dis. eusaing and ironing out mutual I problems and cooperative responst, I biltties of the two agencies in con- nection with fire control and forest practice regulations on private and public lands. factors as the accumulative build- up of forest fuel inflammability and other factors that ]nay contri- bute to the rapid spread of fires• FINAL responsibility for order- ing the shutdown, both on state and federal protected lands, rests by law with the Department of Natural Resources, but the action is taken only after consultation. with Forest Service officials and consideration of their recommenda- tions. Cole and Stone today emphasized j  K that during the coming fire season, E E P as it|. past years, logging shut-I tl.t. /(llll ILII i i i i i dm I lib i downs will be imposed only when] .I[,(LuN=rJ|/IU|UII " absolutely necessary because of [ J,\\;/ Plllll crLtical fire weather conditions. € Each shutdown, they explained, I is based on evaluation of informa-[ 4m_=LM|]=mL|_lml tion from the field, coupled with ] _ up-to-the-minute fire weather fore- I was given a two-year deferred sen- tence for contributing to the de- linquency of a minor girl by Judge -- i :=. l Charies T. Wright Friday in the Mason county superior court. * Convenmt, The court appointed Robert Sny- lasO ti.ur! lllJ' 't der to act as counsel for Bill Cok- - er, Arnold Westlake and Michael | McCo,'d who are charged with " NO nE[A second degree burglary. Bail for the trio was set at $10,000 each. _.:.i The court also appointed C.T. tt Ha|ten to act as counsel for W. L. Kilmer, 45, of Seattle who is being JIalO]ll L l'rOlllt]l" held here on a charge of grand  ......... larceny-bY-f°rger--Y----- Ii & IanA___ The world record swordnsh, II TiU, insu--"F weighing 1,182 pounds, was taken i| by Lou Marron in 1953 from the ,..111, /ll',.alf- waters off Chile. i Building 120 x 60, Truss roof. Addition 8 x 120 for< ' check rooms, etc. Complete equipment for tavern Has P.A. and inter-cam, two pianos. Large well graveled parking lot. 41,/2 acres with 3"30 ft. froi l, hi-way, 125 ft. from access, Minutes from Oly mPlii Elms, McCleary, Excellent location for bcwllnl / inter-cRy leagues, cabaret, fraternal club roomlb super-market. Fine site for motel and trailer vice station, grocery and school across highway. 1959 at $27,500.00. Must have some cash, will ance easy terms, by owner. Call Olympia FL Frl., or Sat., or write Leo M. Smith, 1020 E. I , _ ili • Prices Start at :LAUNDRY SPECIALS! 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