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1959
SIqELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL Published in "Christmas(own U.S.A.," Shelton, Washington
Pa
Jack Stuart Serving
On USS Independence
.Jack E. Stuart, Jr., seaman,
USN, son of Jack E. Stuart of
Sportsmans Motel, Shelton, Wash.,
is serving aboard the attack air-
craft carrier USS Independpnee
operating with the Atlantic Fleet
in the Caribbean.
The no.west of this country's at-
WT g tack carriers, the Independence
sailed from Norfolk, Vs., lkpril 24,
on her maiden training voyage,
putt:trig finishing touches on the
already hghly experienced jet pi-
lots and airmen of Carrier Air
Group Seven.
y Later, she will become an im-
!portant part of this country's first
line of defense, operating in far
:orners of the world.
F'! RsT STREET ..............................
ys Platinum IIardeners
81mplmn When used for jewelry purposes,
iv nsually hardened by
it with other platinum
group metals such as iridium or
ruthenium.
ii
County School Music Festival Held Kamdche P.T.O.
At Hoodsport Draws Many Students To Have Float
iiii:i!,+:iill ! !iiiii!/!i! i;'!+i ii!! !ii iii!iii00 ! i;i!00 ii! ,ni:!i0000io, e,!!v,!+
i I "
port enjoyed the evening of mu- with the S. L. Johnstons spent the
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wood of Ven-
steal entertainment. The specialty weekend with the Norman John- turn, California have been visiting
nmnbers were a duet by Danny starts at Pe Ell.
#
/
WEDDING INVITATIONS
as the trousseau, . to ;nvte if|ends to ymlt
or to announce that you ere married.
!n quality; velvety re;sad letter;ng on Sffah- "
paper at • price that you can afford;
ever mode.
'I '2Vow tat you are to [e Marrted
Y VtPstnia Courtenay, contains many
dP&I suSeest¢ons and intimate eJt.c.a
U [tep te wedding, [Nd¢o.[€ m
We atdpy; cal[ r yorA " '
Cleveland and Jodie Campbell of
Middle Skokomish; duet by Carat
Michaels of Hoodsport and Penny
Barnhart of Southside; a solo by
Danny Harvey of Lower Skoko-
mish; a choral group from Lower
Skokomish consisted of Rosemary
Crumb, Danny Harvey, Carolyn
Robbins, Marietta Russell, Linda
Hale, and Peggy Linton. An ac-
cordion solo was played by Jane
Cameron of Pioneer. Other num-
bers on the program consisted of
an acordion band from Hoodsport
and Pioneer schools; Beginner
band from Southside and Pioneer;
Harmonica group from Pioneer;
beginner band from Kamilche; ac-
cordion group from Union; and ac-
cordion group from Kamilche; be-
ginner accordion groups from both
Pioneer and Kamilche; a guitar
solo by Don Bearden; and to cli-
max the evening's entertainment,
a combined band from Southside,
Hoodsport, Lower and Middle Sko-
komish; and a combined chorus
group from the schools.
MR. EARL CRUMB gave the
introduction and Sandy Bollinger
of Middle Skokomish did a very
nice bit as the Mistress of Cere-
monies. Mrs. Endicott accompan-
'd the singing groups and as usu-
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams of
Seattle were weekend guests at
the Fred Williams home and did
a bit of fishing but no luck.
Mrs. Jane Uerner was honore(
guest at the family dinner held at
the Harold Sund home on Sunday.
Other members of her family pres-
ent were Mr. and Mrs, Ross Wer-
ner and five children and Mr .and
Mrs Eugene Boyd and four chil-
dren all of Seattle. We should say
the younger Mothers were honored
too.
MR. AND MRS. Emery Winters
entertained their family on Sun-
day. Mr .and Mrs. Gene Winters
and Carla from Seattle, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Johnson of Olympia ann
Johnna from Tacoma.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Winters Jr.
served Mother's Day dinner to her
folks, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dailey and
young Jim.
Word has been received from
Mrs. Herb Dickinson that Herb is
recovering very well from his re-
cent operation in Seattle at the St.
Francis Cabrini hospital. We all
wish him the best.
Also word from Mel Bcarden at
the Swedish hospital that he is
doing well. Mrs. Bearden is staying
with Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson in Se-
stile so she can be close by.
Dayton
Passes
Olympia
al, gives the children the moral
.upport they needed am they first
look at that huge audience. We
would like to thank Mr. and Mrs.
Endicott for the fine program and
the music appreciation that they
teach the children. Thank you al-
so goes to Mrs. Emery Winters for
the programs, Mr. Norman Gray
for the extra work with the chairs,
and Bill Goodpaster for the lovely
dogwood, with which to decorate
the stage.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Olsen from
San Diego, Calif. visited with the
Art Indahls for a week. Irma and
the Olsens arc long time friends
who hadn't visited together for 12
years so had a great deal of visit-
ing to do. The two couples weren't
idle a minute as they toured both
Simpson plants and the Cushman
Power house and many other spots
enjoyable to guests on the Canal.
FRII)AY EVENING Mr .and
Mrs. Bob Bingley attended the
wedding of Robert Mendenhall and
Mary Ann Kuhnle in the Shelton
Methodist church. A lovely recep-
tion followed in the Grange hall
at Ms(lock.
Dinner guests on Sunday at the
Binglcy's were Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Bailey of Union. The men were
treating the women to a man
cooked meal but a discussion got
underway and they completely for-
got about cooking, so, I guess you
know who finished the dinner.
Spring Clean Up $i4LE
IJS|
DAYTON ..... Our heartfelt sym-
pathies to the family of Mrs. John
h'win of Olympia who passed
away Friday morning after a long
illness. The Irwiu family were for-
mer Dayton residents.
Sunday callers at. the home of
Mr. and Mrs. ,htmes Bhecker were
Mr. and Mrs. Geo 'ge Mattson of
Union, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wil-
liams of Hoodsport and Mr. and:
Mrs. Cecil Dillon anti children of]
Skokomish Valley.
MR. AND MRS. John Young,
Carol and Glenda spent Sunday
afternoon in Olympia at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Clay Garrison and
enjoyed (linnet' with them.
' Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J: W. Stoner were her brother and
wife, Mr and Mrs. Earl King of
Bremerton.
! Thursday afternoon visitors of
!Mr. and Mrs. James Hickson were
Mr. and Mrs. Elmo M. Brown St'. ;
of Tacoma. They took Jamie Hick-
son home with them to spend a
couple of weeks.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Dell Adams were Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Riekards and children
of Chehalis and Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Tibbits and children.
On Sunday, Mrs. Ray Dillenberg
and Sherry and Mrs. Harold Le-
Garde helped Mrs. Gall Albrecht of
Seattle to get settled in her new
home, in Shelton.
• Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wingrove
and daughters of Shelton and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Leman spent
Sunday together at Ocean City.
On Sunday, Barbara Goldy cele-
brated her eleventh birthday in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Darl Goldy
and had as dinner guests Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Goldy and Jake.
On Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs.
William M. Brown and Mrs. Darl
Goldy and Barbara attended the
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80 ,JIM SAYS SELL 'EM -- TRADE 'EM
Anyway to Make Room for Our Spring Season"
New Ford Sales
wedding and reception of Miss
,.. • Mary Ann Kl, hnle of Matlock fi+nd
Mr. Robert Mendenhall of Shelton.
FRD V-8 FAIRLANE VICTORIA 2-DOOR LINDA JACKSON, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Jackson of
17 MOST ALL POWER EQUIPPED Shelton was Sunday guest of Mar-
leen McGee.
OlIEVROLET V-8 BEL AIR HARDTOP 2-DOOR The home of Mr. and Mrs. A. I,.
Lemke was the scene of a family
I ENGINE OVERHAULED, LOADED WITH EXTRAS gathering on Mothers Day. Pres-
ent were Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Wol-
FORD FAIRLANE V-8 2-DOOR . den and Luann and Mr Rob°,*
Lemke of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs.
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• 80U NE R and children.
Mrs. Gert1de Scott spent Sun-
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MOTOR OVERHAULED -- RADIO, HEATER, ETC.
OILDSMOBILE 98 4-DOOR SEDAN
A SOLID BUILT CAR -- THAT IS GOOD THRUOUT
CADILLAC REAL GOOD
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FORD ,.
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day in the home of her son and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Scott of
Shelton.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. ann
Mrs. T. A. Tibbits were Mr. ann
Mrs. Robert Sweayingen.
Mother's Day dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Roberts were
Mrs. Nena Roberts and Miss Alta
Russell of Shelton, Mrs. Bill Rob-
erts, Gerry and Jimmie of Island:
Lake, Mrs. Ted Munson and Ted
Jr. of Renton, Bill Ashley of Ta-
coma and Sugar Townsend of
Agate.
On Satm'day, My. and Mrs. Ray:
I)illenberg attended the twenty-
fifth wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs Milton Byrley of Belfair.
Mrs. Byrley is Mr. Dillcnberg's sis-
ter.
Sunday drop-inn caller at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Le-
Gardc was Mr. G. E. Grimm of Sc-
stile.
Friday overnight guests of Mr.
and Mrs. James Hickson wel'e Mr.
and Mrs. E White of Tacoma.
, Saturday evening guests in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Tibbits
were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Aschoff
and children of Olympia and Mrs.
Bruce Phillips of Shelton.
Mr, and Mrs. Glen Rickards anti
ehildren of Che, halis called on Mr.
and Mrs. Merlin Rickards on Sun-
day evening.
ll'ELKEND 4dlEl S of ML. and
:Mrs. A. E. I,emke were Mr. anti
Mrs. A. li. Woldcn and Luann and
Mr Robert Lemke of Seattle.
i Mr. and+ Mrs. Ray Dillenberg
and children spent some time Sun-
day on the canal picking up oys-
tern.
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TERMS --- TRADES
relatives and friends here and in
other parts of Mason county for
the past two weeks.
MR. AND MRS. Mike Stolen of
Forest Grove, Oregon and the
Robert Pettys and two small chin
dren of the Skokomish Valley were
Monday's luncheon guests of Mrs.
Edwin Petty.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hudson of
Little Skokum and Mrs. Emma
McDonald were last Thursday eve-
nmg guests of the Eugene Taylors.
Bruce Nelson had two of his
paintings, one a pen and ink, the
other an oil, accepted at the 7th
Annual State Capitol Art exhibit
held May 3 through June 6 at the
State Museum in Olympia.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wiles and
children of Olympia were Satur-
day evening guests of the Edwin
Taylors. Other guests were the
Roy Pettys and Florence of Shel-
ton
Mrs. Genevieve Smith and four
children have moved into the R. F.
Keyzers house, formerly occupied
by the Karl Phaeflers.
MRS. EDWIN Taylor and Mrs.
Edwin Petty attended the funeral
of Mrs. Alma Nye in Olympia last
Wednesday afternoon.
Francis Decker and Bruce Park-
er have rented the Kamilche Auto
Parts Bldg. and will do body and
fender work, also welding.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Nelson made a
business trip to South Bend last
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence LaMont
of Dayton spent Thursday eve-
ning at the Oliver Petty home, be-
fore leaving by plane Saturday
from Sea-Tac for Baltimore, Ma-
ryland to visit their son Kenneth
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Nelson at-
tended an afternoon reception hon-
oring artists of the Northwest in
Capitol Museum in Olympia Sun-
day.
Reverend and Mrs. B. W. Ells-
worth and two sons spent Mother's
Day in Port Angeles.
ROBEItT (BOB) BREWER, a
member of the Kamilche Kubs 4-
H Club won a State 4-H Jersey
cattle achievement champion
Mason County P.T.A. Represented oo,.00 To
At State Convention In Yakima SEAI"TLEE ?
• Center of Dawnfmm
Seaflle
• Modern, comrfa
rooms -,.-'iV, redJo
• Oaken Bucket Lounge
John Lentz, president; Mrs. Harry
Tokos, vice-president; Mrs. Gor-
don Bennett, treasm'er; and Mrs.
John Pill, secretary.
The theme of the Convention
was the theme of all P.T.A.'s "The
home, the school, the commun4ty
together for children and youth."
The main speakers of the Con-
vention were Governor Rossellini,
Superintendent of Schools, Lloyd
Andrews, Dr George Bereday,
Junior Deputies
To Help Police
Plans were made to aid the
helton Police Department in pao
troling the Paul Bunyan parade
route and Forest Festival Logging
Show, Saturday, May 23, at the
last meeting of the Mason County'
Junior Deputies.
The possibilities of a summer
hike and swimming party were !
aired but with no definite action l
taken by the group, i
Members of the Junior Deputies
who have had the National Rifle
Association training are practise
shooting in the Armory. Any Jun-
ior Deputy ,who has had this
training may shoot any Thursday
evening at 7 o'clock. A training
course for those who have not
taken the course is also being of-
!ered on Thursday evenings.
Any boy between the ages of 12
md 18 wishing to join the club is
cordially invited to the next meet-
ing at 7:30 p.m., Monday, May 25,
in the Armory. Visitors are al-
ways welcome. ,
award in Pullman last Thursday.
He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Brewer, who live on the Jim F'raz-
ier farm formerly occupied by the
William Maesner family.
deal to do with the public and
their views on these subjects. It is
wise to have a well informed leg-
islative chairman. There was also
much discusion pro and con, on
the Federal Aid to Education pro-
gram.
The program for the year 1959-
60 will empasize the study of Men-
tal Health. Other projects will he
the "Little White House Confer-
ence" in Seattle in September for
parents and youth in preparation
for the White House Conference
in Washington, D. C. This confer-
ence originated in 1909. The dis-
cussion still be held on "Children
and the family in a changing
world."
MRS. PILL has quite a supply
of information on many subjects
that is of interest to the P.T.A.
groups and would gladly relay it
on to interested parties.
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1959
SIqELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL Published in "Christmas(own U.S.A.," Shelton, Washington
Pa
Jack Stuart Serving
On USS Independence
.Jack E. Stuart, Jr., seaman,
USN, son of Jack E. Stuart of
Sportsmans Motel, Shelton, Wash.,
is serving aboard the attack air-
craft carrier USS Independpnee
operating with the Atlantic Fleet
in the Caribbean.
The no.west of this country's at-
WT g tack carriers, the Independence
sailed from Norfolk, Vs., lkpril 24,
on her maiden training voyage,
putt:trig finishing touches on the
already hghly experienced jet pi-
lots and airmen of Carrier Air
Group Seven.
y Later, she will become an im-
!portant part of this country's first
line of defense, operating in far
:orners of the world.
F'! RsT STREET ..............................
ys Platinum IIardeners
81mplmn When used for jewelry purposes,
iv nsually hardened by
it with other platinum
group metals such as iridium or
ruthenium.
ii
County School Music Festival Held Kamdche P.T.O.
At Hoodsport Draws Many Students To Have Float
iiii:i!,+:iill ! !iiiii!/!i! i;'!+i ii!! !ii iii!iii00 ! i;i!00 ii! ,ni:!i0000io, e,!!v,!+
i I "
port enjoyed the evening of mu- with the S. L. Johnstons spent the
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wood of Ven-
steal entertainment. The specialty weekend with the Norman John- turn, California have been visiting
nmnbers were a duet by Danny starts at Pe Ell.
#
/
WEDDING INVITATIONS
as the trousseau, . to ;nvte if|ends to ymlt
or to announce that you ere married.
!n quality; velvety re;sad letter;ng on Sffah- "
paper at • price that you can afford;
ever mode.
'I '2Vow tat you are to [e Marrted
Y VtPstnia Courtenay, contains many
dP&I suSeest¢ons and intimate eJt.c.a
U [tep te wedding, [Nd¢o.[€ m
We atdpy; cal[ r yorA " '
Cleveland and Jodie Campbell of
Middle Skokomish; duet by Carat
Michaels of Hoodsport and Penny
Barnhart of Southside; a solo by
Danny Harvey of Lower Skoko-
mish; a choral group from Lower
Skokomish consisted of Rosemary
Crumb, Danny Harvey, Carolyn
Robbins, Marietta Russell, Linda
Hale, and Peggy Linton. An ac-
cordion solo was played by Jane
Cameron of Pioneer. Other num-
bers on the program consisted of
an acordion band from Hoodsport
and Pioneer schools; Beginner
band from Southside and Pioneer;
Harmonica group from Pioneer;
beginner band from Kamilche; ac-
cordion group from Union; and ac-
cordion group from Kamilche; be-
ginner accordion groups from both
Pioneer and Kamilche; a guitar
solo by Don Bearden; and to cli-
max the evening's entertainment,
a combined band from Southside,
Hoodsport, Lower and Middle Sko-
komish; and a combined chorus
group from the schools.
MR. EARL CRUMB gave the
introduction and Sandy Bollinger
of Middle Skokomish did a very
nice bit as the Mistress of Cere-
monies. Mrs. Endicott accompan-
'd the singing groups and as usu-
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams of
Seattle were weekend guests at
the Fred Williams home and did
a bit of fishing but no luck.
Mrs. Jane Uerner was honore(
guest at the family dinner held at
the Harold Sund home on Sunday.
Other members of her family pres-
ent were Mr. and Mrs, Ross Wer-
ner and five children and Mr .and
Mrs Eugene Boyd and four chil-
dren all of Seattle. We should say
the younger Mothers were honored
too.
MR. AND MRS. Emery Winters
entertained their family on Sun-
day. Mr .and Mrs. Gene Winters
and Carla from Seattle, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Johnson of Olympia ann
Johnna from Tacoma.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Winters Jr.
served Mother's Day dinner to her
folks, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dailey and
young Jim.
Word has been received from
Mrs. Herb Dickinson that Herb is
recovering very well from his re-
cent operation in Seattle at the St.
Francis Cabrini hospital. We all
wish him the best.
Also word from Mel Bcarden at
the Swedish hospital that he is
doing well. Mrs. Bearden is staying
with Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson in Se-
stile so she can be close by.
Dayton
Passes
Olympia
al, gives the children the moral
.upport they needed am they first
look at that huge audience. We
would like to thank Mr. and Mrs.
Endicott for the fine program and
the music appreciation that they
teach the children. Thank you al-
so goes to Mrs. Emery Winters for
the programs, Mr. Norman Gray
for the extra work with the chairs,
and Bill Goodpaster for the lovely
dogwood, with which to decorate
the stage.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Olsen from
San Diego, Calif. visited with the
Art Indahls for a week. Irma and
the Olsens arc long time friends
who hadn't visited together for 12
years so had a great deal of visit-
ing to do. The two couples weren't
idle a minute as they toured both
Simpson plants and the Cushman
Power house and many other spots
enjoyable to guests on the Canal.
FRII)AY EVENING Mr .and
Mrs. Bob Bingley attended the
wedding of Robert Mendenhall and
Mary Ann Kuhnle in the Shelton
Methodist church. A lovely recep-
tion followed in the Grange hall
at Ms(lock.
Dinner guests on Sunday at the
Binglcy's were Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Bailey of Union. The men were
treating the women to a man
cooked meal but a discussion got
underway and they completely for-
got about cooking, so, I guess you
know who finished the dinner.
Spring Clean Up $i4LE
IJS|
DAYTON ..... Our heartfelt sym-
pathies to the family of Mrs. John
h'win of Olympia who passed
away Friday morning after a long
illness. The Irwiu family were for-
mer Dayton residents.
Sunday callers at. the home of
Mr. and Mrs. ,htmes Bhecker were
Mr. and Mrs. Geo 'ge Mattson of
Union, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wil-
liams of Hoodsport and Mr. and:
Mrs. Cecil Dillon anti children of]
Skokomish Valley.
MR. AND MRS. John Young,
Carol and Glenda spent Sunday
afternoon in Olympia at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Clay Garrison and
enjoyed (linnet' with them.
' Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J: W. Stoner were her brother and
wife, Mr and Mrs. Earl King of
Bremerton.
! Thursday afternoon visitors of
!Mr. and Mrs. James Hickson were
Mr. and Mrs. Elmo M. Brown St'. ;
of Tacoma. They took Jamie Hick-
son home with them to spend a
couple of weeks.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Dell Adams were Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Riekards and children
of Chehalis and Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Tibbits and children.
On Sunday, Mrs. Ray Dillenberg
and Sherry and Mrs. Harold Le-
Garde helped Mrs. Gall Albrecht of
Seattle to get settled in her new
home, in Shelton.
• Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wingrove
and daughters of Shelton and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Leman spent
Sunday together at Ocean City.
On Sunday, Barbara Goldy cele-
brated her eleventh birthday in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Darl Goldy
and had as dinner guests Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Goldy and Jake.
On Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs.
William M. Brown and Mrs. Darl
Goldy and Barbara attended the
, Our Used Car Lot Is Overloaded with All Kinds of
v sed Cars. From $50.00 and Up - 1946 to 1958 Models
WE MUST HAVE ROOM...
80 ,JIM SAYS SELL 'EM -- TRADE 'EM
Anyway to Make Room for Our Spring Season"
New Ford Sales
wedding and reception of Miss
,.. • Mary Ann Kl, hnle of Matlock fi+nd
Mr. Robert Mendenhall of Shelton.
FRD V-8 FAIRLANE VICTORIA 2-DOOR LINDA JACKSON, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Jackson of
17 MOST ALL POWER EQUIPPED Shelton was Sunday guest of Mar-
leen McGee.
OlIEVROLET V-8 BEL AIR HARDTOP 2-DOOR The home of Mr. and Mrs. A. I,.
Lemke was the scene of a family
I ENGINE OVERHAULED, LOADED WITH EXTRAS gathering on Mothers Day. Pres-
ent were Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Wol-
FORD FAIRLANE V-8 2-DOOR . den and Luann and Mr Rob°,*
Lemke of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs.
29,000 MILES -- PERFECT CONDITION K.H. Wohlen and children of Shel-
FORD V STOMU 4.1)00 ton and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McLain
• 80U NE R and children.
Mrs. Gert1de Scott spent Sun-
RADIO - HEATER - NEW SHINY BLACK PAINT
PONTIAC CATALINA +2.DOOR ....
MOTOR OVERHAULED -- RADIO, HEATER, ETC.
OILDSMOBILE 98 4-DOOR SEDAN
A SOLID BUILT CAR -- THAT IS GOOD THRUOUT
CADILLAC REAL GOOD
15 MODELS TO CaOOSE
I PICK-UPS
I)HEVRoLET ½-TON HEAVY DUTY
FORD ,.
Ii TON 6 GYL• OVERDRIVE
INTERNATIONAL ½.TON
day in the home of her son and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Scott of
Shelton.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. ann
Mrs. T. A. Tibbits were Mr. ann
Mrs. Robert Sweayingen.
Mother's Day dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Roberts were
Mrs. Nena Roberts and Miss Alta
Russell of Shelton, Mrs. Bill Rob-
erts, Gerry and Jimmie of Island:
Lake, Mrs. Ted Munson and Ted
Jr. of Renton, Bill Ashley of Ta-
coma and Sugar Townsend of
Agate.
On Satm'day, My. and Mrs. Ray:
I)illenberg attended the twenty-
fifth wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs Milton Byrley of Belfair.
Mrs. Byrley is Mr. Dillcnberg's sis-
ter.
Sunday drop-inn caller at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Le-
Gardc was Mr. G. E. Grimm of Sc-
stile.
Friday overnight guests of Mr.
and Mrs. James Hickson wel'e Mr.
and Mrs. E White of Tacoma.
, Saturday evening guests in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Tibbits
were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Aschoff
and children of Olympia and Mrs.
Bruce Phillips of Shelton.
Mr, and Mrs. Glen Rickards anti
ehildren of Che, halis called on Mr.
and Mrs. Merlin Rickards on Sun-
day evening.
ll'ELKEND 4dlEl S of ML. and
:Mrs. A. E. I,emke were Mr. anti
Mrs. A. li. Woldcn and Luann and
Mr Robert Lemke of Seattle.
i Mr. and+ Mrs. Ray Dillenberg
and children spent some time Sun-
day on the canal picking up oys-
tern.
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relatives and friends here and in
other parts of Mason county for
the past two weeks.
MR. AND MRS. Mike Stolen of
Forest Grove, Oregon and the
Robert Pettys and two small chin
dren of the Skokomish Valley were
Monday's luncheon guests of Mrs.
Edwin Petty.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hudson of
Little Skokum and Mrs. Emma
McDonald were last Thursday eve-
nmg guests of the Eugene Taylors.
Bruce Nelson had two of his
paintings, one a pen and ink, the
other an oil, accepted at the 7th
Annual State Capitol Art exhibit
held May 3 through June 6 at the
State Museum in Olympia.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wiles and
children of Olympia were Satur-
day evening guests of the Edwin
Taylors. Other guests were the
Roy Pettys and Florence of Shel-
ton
Mrs. Genevieve Smith and four
children have moved into the R. F.
Keyzers house, formerly occupied
by the Karl Phaeflers.
MRS. EDWIN Taylor and Mrs.
Edwin Petty attended the funeral
of Mrs. Alma Nye in Olympia last
Wednesday afternoon.
Francis Decker and Bruce Park-
er have rented the Kamilche Auto
Parts Bldg. and will do body and
fender work, also welding.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Nelson made a
business trip to South Bend last
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence LaMont
of Dayton spent Thursday eve-
ning at the Oliver Petty home, be-
fore leaving by plane Saturday
from Sea-Tac for Baltimore, Ma-
ryland to visit their son Kenneth
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Nelson at-
tended an afternoon reception hon-
oring artists of the Northwest in
Capitol Museum in Olympia Sun-
day.
Reverend and Mrs. B. W. Ells-
worth and two sons spent Mother's
Day in Port Angeles.
ROBEItT (BOB) BREWER, a
member of the Kamilche Kubs 4-
H Club won a State 4-H Jersey
cattle achievement champion
Mason County P.T.A. Represented oo,.00 To
At State Convention In Yakima SEAI"TLEE ?
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John Lentz, president; Mrs. Harry
Tokos, vice-president; Mrs. Gor-
don Bennett, treasm'er; and Mrs.
John Pill, secretary.
The theme of the Convention
was the theme of all P.T.A.'s "The
home, the school, the commun4ty
together for children and youth."
The main speakers of the Con-
vention were Governor Rossellini,
Superintendent of Schools, Lloyd
Andrews, Dr George Bereday,
Junior Deputies
To Help Police
Plans were made to aid the
helton Police Department in pao
troling the Paul Bunyan parade
route and Forest Festival Logging
Show, Saturday, May 23, at the
last meeting of the Mason County'
Junior Deputies.
The possibilities of a summer
hike and swimming party were !
aired but with no definite action l
taken by the group, i
Members of the Junior Deputies
who have had the National Rifle
Association training are practise
shooting in the Armory. Any Jun-
ior Deputy ,who has had this
training may shoot any Thursday
evening at 7 o'clock. A training
course for those who have not
taken the course is also being of-
!ered on Thursday evenings.
Any boy between the ages of 12
md 18 wishing to join the club is
cordially invited to the next meet-
ing at 7:30 p.m., Monday, May 25,
in the Armory. Visitors are al-
ways welcome. ,
award in Pullman last Thursday.
He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Brewer, who live on the Jim F'raz-
ier farm formerly occupied by the
William Maesner family.
deal to do with the public and
their views on these subjects. It is
wise to have a well informed leg-
islative chairman. There was also
much discusion pro and con, on
the Federal Aid to Education pro-
gram.
The program for the year 1959-
60 will empasize the study of Men-
tal Health. Other projects will he
the "Little White House Confer-
ence" in Seattle in September for
parents and youth in preparation
for the White House Conference
in Washington, D. C. This confer-
ence originated in 1909. The dis-
cussion still be held on "Children
and the family in a changing
world."
MRS. PILL has quite a supply
of information on many subjects
that is of interest to the P.T.A.
groups and would gladly relay it
on to interested parties.
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