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Shelton Mason County Journal
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April 22, 1965     Shelton Mason County Journal
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22, 1965 SHELTON---MASON COUNTY JOURNAL Published in "Christmastown U.S.A.", Shelton, ashlngt PAGE 17 JOAN TELLS Foresi Feflv, al l!lea s To P#!e quI3n y it people of Mason a speci~l time' for our gTent and for renlernber-, i to care for onr forest. This is Festiwil lueans plan of sustained inherited the great Mason Col nty. of each of Care for OLU' in- we m'.sy pass this on to future gen- Mason County served to pro- and c(}nser- st. The Forest Washing- continually each of us. of Lhe fire and disease of proper con- Mason County de- supply of forest in- of Mason on the forest logging, op- Working ill new products. time in Shel- U.S.A., the Firs, to be world. us With a live- rovides us with Pursuits. We to have the ~nd hunting and enjoy. of today, sponsors a a first-hand eve~,ene to share Skills of log- the best of methods are even more amazing, when We remenl- her that tile first adventurous log- gers in Mason County worked with just oxen and chains. This year the Forest Festival specially lion- ors the 75th Anniversary of the Simpson Timber Company in Shel- ton. I WILl, NEVEI{ forget seeing the beautiful floats in the Paul Bunyan Parade for the first time. I was six years old when we moved to Shelton. I ttlought it was the most wonderful place in the world.--I could hardly wait to climb all those trees! Living in Shelton, I have come to appreciate the commnnity spir- it and effort that makes the For- est Festival possible, the students designing the Forest Festival But- tons, small children making Keep Washington Green Posters and the conlmunity floaLs, created by the childrenand adults of Mason County. The people of Mason County invite everyone to join in cele- brating this special time for hon- oring our forest, our 1965 Mason County Forest Festival. Stolen From In Front 9fi131i'S Hoi]se Ki,hl heard of es, bank who have no else's pr(q)er- ll.( ) \V VV e tore out a from the banl~ n~ front of the :rtrude Scett. As Value these had they Were gi- laugilter. en was a red low spreadinR; Mrs. create a little as Weil as pus- )ok these shrubs ess persr)n. Clnb will Saturday ev- home of Mr, With Mr. hosting. of I,a- a Week with n'-in-law, Mr. Was home for .Seattle. Ten Williams to Everett night with the her With the anlily at Lake brated her She had .Y through of South- Cliff Combs home were Mr. and Mrs. Manlcy Michler and sons of Sk,fl~omish Valley. Mrs. Betty Combs and Raynmnd and }:~oy An- derson. 1)enni:~ Combs, I)onnic Evans and Ronnie LeGal'de all enjo~Ted '~t field trip Monday with ot'imr 4-1{ I~uih-lers to Seattle and vis- ited a. nunlb(!r of interesting spots inehlding the harbor. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown and shelley (lined Sunday with tile Vernoll Stewart family in Shelton. Both Saturday and Sllnd~ty Cliff' Evans and VVhitcy I'ittcnger fished at Hood Canal and got their lim- its both clays. M)-, and Mrs. Dick Leonard and family ('nl:('rtaine(I Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Schnabcl and girls at a combin( d tL'aster and birth(lily dill- ncr Snnday. The honoree was Mrs. Schn~bel. Tln)rsday evening callers in the Jesse Aldrich home were Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Tripplet and child- ten of Olympia. Shelley Brown spent Friday ov- ernighL with the Kenneth Selviage family at Kamilche. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Berry, Shel- Ion, called on tile Bill Browns Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hulbert vis- ited Sunday with her mot~'er, Mrs. Sarah Lozier of Tumwater and then attended the Cantata at the Tumwatcr Baptist Church. On ar- riving home, they received a call fronl daughter Donna, Federal Way, who wanted to let her I)ar- cnts know, she had just gotten l(a ilche Wornae"'" " Returns Home From Vmtzng In Ml, I%y Norton Taylor Sunday after loon callers at the to Seattle. I(AMILCHE -- Thursday, Mrs. A1 Lord homc were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Knute Rod and Mac Unge)" returned from her two weeks vacation trip to Missouri where she had a. most enjoyable time visiting with her many friends and relatives in Marysville, St. Joseph and Kansas City. Spending' the holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Black- welder was Mrs. Blackweldcr's brother, Merle O'Neil of Camel, Calif. Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Nelson and family enjoyed Easter Sunday din- nor wiLh Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nelson. Scott and Nora Nelson stayed overnight with their grand- parents Sunday. ! Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Harry Simmons drove ahmg the Boston Harbor Road to view the beautiful Huber Easter display. Rev. and Mrs. Earl Bradley had visitors from California here for a few days. They were Mrs. Brad- ley's sisters, Miss Patti Hiller of Pasadena and MJ's. Carol Merrill of Hollywood. Easter Sunday dinner guests at tile home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stansbury were Mr. and Mrs. Wal- tel" Stansbury and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wheaton and children~ and Melvin Sparks. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Otto made a trip to Mosier, Ore. Thursday md returned Saturday. They had a real nice time visiting with many relatives of Mrs. Otto's. Si|lpfltter Second ()lass Victor M. Otto, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin C. Otto, Shelton, was awarded the Armed Forces Exped- itionary Medal March 17, while serving ahoard the combat stores ship USS Mar,% operating out of Yokosuka, Japan. The Mars, the Navy's first ship of its type, and the crew were awarded tile decor]Lion for "thirty days of direct logistical support of task force operations in the South Chim~ Sea." Seaman l{e[,ruit Harry R. Wol- eott Jr., USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Wolcott, Shelton, has be- gun nine we:q~s ' of Navy busie training at th.~' U.S. Nawd Train- inK Ccnlel', San Diego, Calif. Iu lhe first weeks of his naval service he will sLudy military sub- jeers and live and work under conditions similar to those he will encounter on his first ship or at his first shor,~ station. Qnartermasi(~r 3r(l Class All)err E. Dielcgeise~r, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Dickgieser, Shelton, took part in Exercise Quick Kick VII, aboard tile attack cargo ship USS Vermilion. Quick I