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1949.
COMMUNITY CLUB II
. [ES FRIDAY NIGHT
...l , ing sveral clays in Seattle wil I I
subject of fire [ her mother, Mrs. B. A. Ross. Mrs. ]
8hewn to the] Ross is captain of the juvenile [I
try Club at its ldivision of the King county sher-ii
In the commun- ] iff's office. Mrs. Evans is expect- [ I
night. Two[ed to return on Sunday with all
tte Chaser and I friend, who will visit at the Ev-II
nd, will beans home. II
Jackson of the l Mrs. Tress Rice, who has been l
llatrtet of the la house guest at the home of her l I
Forest. ] sister, Mrs. Josie Peterson, went I|
tee is desired at linto Seattle last Friday to see j|
f the club year, [ her physician about an injured I |
see continuance I wrist. It is reported that an x-ray |
dl improvement lshowed the wrist to be fractured. I|
rojeets, design-[ Mrs. Lee Erhart and Mrs. C. E. I|
¢nnunity an at-l Hill, accompanied by Mrs. Harry I|
lU!Pped meeting[Yenter of Hoodsport spent Friday I|
center, deserve the I in Bremerton, where they attend-I|
residents led a meeting of health councils |
.* * " !of the state of Washington. The I|
,eters°n is. hostess ] Kitsap_ Health Council acted as
,.the Hood Canallhosts for the interesting programlm
a .her LflliwaupJof the day. The Hood Canal we-I|
lctlUb, which is a linen are members of the Mason l|
e Hood Canal I County District Health and WeN |
eeta this noon I fare Council. With them on their)|
, )llowed by a meet- I trip to Bremerton were Mrs. Lew- I ]
I is Evans and Mrs. Tress Rice, who I |
*. .ter E. Carroll, U.S. I were enroute to Seattle that day. ]|
:jaoll are expected ] * " * II
honolulu to svendl Overnight guests at the Frank
• F,,0ay wo,.o 00..11
!. , Capt. Carrolrs I and Mrs. D. C. Noonan of Seattle II
arroll. Mr Car-[ who had been on a business trip l|
" tlghter, Mrs." J. R. i up the peninsula. Saturday night[|
visited Hawaii [ they had as guests their son and I|
i, ,o!1 has just corn- I daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. |
mlty. They will I Pierpont Robinson of Seattle. Sun- I |
m vanclsco, i day the family gathered for din-I1
ii. 11; 1. j. Seers will [ net at the C. E. Hill home, where |
:L;'. " visitin, at the husband's parents and Miss Mot-It
mo and daughter-]rily Hill was home for the week i|
, acscovalend s il - II
,o Clyde McKasson I Mis H 1, a student at the wni- I |
Wlh go to Tacoma to [ versity of Washington, recently
tVU for Mothers' I became- a pledge of Ph,' Mu sorer-II
on returned last lty.
.kane, where she I M and M, Bert Davis have I
1 funeral services [ been occupying the Lilliwaup cot- I |
• . i tage of their son-in-law and |
. ..... • I daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart } II
vm of the Lilli- f Hedrickson, while awaiting corn- [ |
'. Clter is spend-ipletion of repairs on their home, I|
.... r .... [ recently ddmaged by fire. [|
| -#'1 1 i Bert Hill was host Thursday [i
I LTra | night at a salmon barbecue sup-II
''' {¢T:- [ per, with Mrs. Hill acting as sec-[I
:. J[L |,q MIr lend cook. The entree, a black-1|
]QI 'J [mouth salmon, was furnished by [11
1"" | [ one of the guests, Dick Addleman. [ 1
L ""JL L'I t',. i Other guests were Archie.Calahan, I |
t : ay "Is My Fact | Steve Hale, Harold Mille and Dave I |
l" tO_Uld go to Torger [ Collins. [ l
t Lincoln school [ A fishing creel, filled with Ore- [ j
ag a P.-T.A. meet: I gon holly and salmon berry blos- [ |
I1 and "PUt his foot | soms, decorated the buffet. A red [|
t .ante for the May t tablecloth covered the supper ta-[|
ang discussed ] ble and the host wore a matching [ I
,t date fell on the I red shirt Cards and refreshments I1
pre-school p T A I were enjoyed until the early hours ]l
• confllctin f'or' a I of the morning.
'h r bfilongto both, ' il
". ee spoke up.,, THE FORUM Ill
00aoyll
", .A. Who belong to
ization. I have at-
Oll, meetings and 1' , , , '
'l t_say this, but [ Dear Editor: II
' r :'T.A. seems al Now that the initial excitement ln
°uP of women." I of the recent earthquake has I1
ou shouldn't have [ pretty well subsided, and our I II
.. • ] three most important west coast I|
:_ [ cities, Seattle, Tacoma and Olym-[|
llm pia have determined on grabbing]l
-,i-: 'ERRY -['the dubious honor of being the In
llfr }"hardest hit, ' Sheltontians can sit } |
:] ' ]back and pat themselves on th,ei|
, 'tNDAY |back as living in the "epicenter'll
lt es, Inc., this weekleity, where some of our worthy Ill
'r:'t,ll. al Olymnlc Pen.'luniversity professors seem to bell
• Slan "- . . ,, .,, ." • •
itlsl d service vtalagzeedtlae humdingez ozgmat-[I
:i:_[a" :Key"tone route I ed" . n
:af and continu, I If another quake comes along/l
'.~ :. lt. due time, let , hope wc can }1
':.'. _ Island u , ,,,Istill be the epicenter, and we'll l
1
'. cross-sound [gladly let the rest of the state )I
aOlls --'" •
.. , has been ren-I continue to envy us. In the mean- [ 1
'uon for 1949 ser-}time Shelton is arranging for its)|
:.'. ager H J Ca,.lown spectacular event, and we at I|
Y" Major chanesl least can predict it with some ac- |
n.g Ule vessel's arlcuracy--red hats and the Forest J|
-'"g the Width of'elFestival--and lest we forget. --[l
a.Will ]buildings made of brick, cement ll
"..b' operate on aland stone took an unmerciful[|
.Wt.rtmd trins dIbeating in the quake, but those l |
W/..¢mnd at s:00an[bullt of timber are as sturdy as [|
,,, , 3:00 and 5.00J Shelton's major industry. J|
• '. l,'-' eYStone at 9:00[ Paul Bunyan. Ill
01 tall d the extra ent labor egis t' , ' -||
. - cents, Carroll tion Service which was emascu-/|
t I1-- lated from the Department of La- J 1
"mlates20cars bor to become an independent/|
-,°ge of the fer- agency was re-christened "The { 1
]ls, Will be it Federal Mediation and Concilia-I|
.r l:LT and hla crew tlon Service." m
1' -" nort as chief i Its personnel was transferred ll
! bodily from the department to the ] |
l new agency. Most of the concila-ln
Vto [ ties commissioners now serving in | •
_ S I the field had previously function-l1
Pav led in the same capacity under [|
he f'deratly I Labor Department direction and|1
.n National' their record of preventin, strikes[n
20 or more under the department s supervt- ]|
scrvie, in- sion is imperative,
• rld Wars I eve r one-hundred thousand]
non-dlsabil-! (100,00) disputes were settled In
they are 60 without work stoppage an morel•
Under a re- than 90 per cent of all cases han-
m ller dled resulted in settlements with- n
- ptro _ " e '
ates, Brl- out work interrupted. Then- r c- I
Llewell ord of accomplishment under thell
has pointed Department is the best argument In
i for the return of the Mediation I•
0, effective Service to the Deprtment of La-Ill
abllity re- bor. . .
II
tsen and lating to tle promotion of wel-]l
ms of eith-l fare of forty-four million (44, I II
re than 20 000,000) employees, the unite I•
lerally rcc- State Departmen of Labor equ-ll
,. ally serves the general interest I|
,ed that all and welfare of all the people of J l
older who the country, as does the Depart-ll
and II and 1 ment of Agriculture in connection [ •
[peacetime with the manifold duties which]l
recognized tlmt department performs for I1
20 years, farmers. In
eneral, De- If it is In'oper for the agencies 1
or Chief of l which balance the interest of the t•
Y Depart-! farmers, and the general public[|
C., apply-lagainst each other, It is no ross •
I proper to house within the De- |
re retired partment of Labor the similar I1
who are task of balancing the interests 'of |
by June' wage earners with those of thell
entitled, peoplh as a whole. Bring the Con- I|
ts ciliation Service back home to the [|
n- department where it belongs. In
re, It is with the-above fundamen-Jl
be tal facts in mind, which are of(
jott interest to, and effect labor,
_ management ani the general pub-
World War lid alike, that I rcspectfull pett-
g slbslst-{tton that ou print this letter in
e VA dur-,.your paper at an early date.
!ary, 1949, Tllanking-you for your cooPl;
.provisions atlon in behalf of lalor, one o
sportsor- tribunal of labor--management,
' J and the general public effected.
. ] Sincerely,
"€ to be I Harold Slater, President
erected J, Southern Washington Dis-
: .... • = trict No. 3, I.W.A.
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY, JOURNAL, , , , , ,Pa,. 9
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TAKE THE STRINGS OFF YOUR FINGERS...BECAUSE
IT'S T/',[|,: I'q1111, ACTION
LIVINg[ TALKING IBI)OS|TING
FIFTH ANNUAL
MASON COUNTY ' FOREST FESTIVAL
THURSDAY-FRIDAY' SATUR AY MAY12- 13-14
- .', i It's Timi003'.ViTi OUT'OF'TOWN ]
I FRIENDS AND RELATIVES I
/ j i!i'i!i!!i!:i:: ::;i':, !::;i': , TO BE YOUR GUESTS FOR THE FESTIVAL WEEKEND
it,00 Tim0000Oy. A B00TTON I ! /
,t.s ;,me TO ;.. *t's 00ait :1
PREPARE FOR THE PET PARADE PAUL BUNYAN PARADE ENTRIES
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[ithi.ting at 1 ". ' .............................. '
SSI:'I(2RTS III Ili, i, IM/lilliil i i:!i00 illl
' .'- " Starting at 10:'30 a.m. Sa,urday, May 14 ..... . :ow III llllllllllllllll I! l llll
Saturday will be by Fozest Festival membership button only ',, ,
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