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SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL -- Published in "ChristmaMown, U.S.A.," Shelton, Washin
UNION GARAGE CANOPY
TUMBLED BY SPEEDING CAR
Buechel and family had a sudden i;esola, relatives of her hushand
and inlde awarkeling :from sleep
early Saturday morning, when at
1:30 a.m. an eastbound ear went
cut of control rounding the curve
of Navy Yard highway we:it of
luechel's garage, when the tire:
rolled and the car, with four
young occupants, crashed into tile
,support of the canopy over the
gas pump, wrecking the support
and causing the canopy to fall.
The crash and sO|rod of falling
glass immediately brought the
lC.leche3 family to the scene. The
car was said to be speeding, and
It appeared the driver either fail.
e4 to note the road sign at that
curve, or paid no attention to it,
for the car went. on after hitting
the caoopy support and crashed
into the hedge of the Ross broth*
era home, where it was stopped
by a small tree.
Fortunately no one was injured,
and after the blown tire was e-
p!aced, and the State :Highway Pa-
trol and deputy from the Mason
County Sheriff's office arrived on
the scene, the young fmn'some
werc permitted to continue on
their way to their lmmcs in Bre-
merton. On Sunday tile driver of
the car called at Buec.hels to talk
over the matter of damages and
cost of repairs to the canopy and
warped frame.
"FAITtl AND THE FOREST" i
was the theme of the Union La-
dies' Civic. Club float, whicl won
second award in the Forest Festi-
val parade of Saturdsy. Mrs. Nor-
man Ricimrdson, chairman, was
assisted by Georgia Fanning, Ed-
na Joilnson and Sam Graham.
Edith Waiters painted the signs of
the float, which was decorated
in forest greens, and rhododend-
I'0n8.
The picturesque scene of the
float was a boys vested .choir,
lnging hnns, with Mrs. Nancy
Vrahrlos at. the small reed organ.
and Chert Richardson as the an-
gel. Boys in lhe vested choir were:
l.onnic Bailey, George and dohn
Morse, Chuck Viger, Larry Dee-
mer, Colin Morris, Robert Gra-
ham, Billy Timm, and Mike Fa.n-
ning.
The commiltee in charge wishes
to expres,; its appreciation to Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Tin'net for the
donation of the organ and also
trailer used for the occasion.
Private Jolm I,. Morris, who is
sttiioned at Fort Ord, Calif., and
who had been at the home of his
}arents, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
Morris, the past two weeks on
furlough, left for hi. base last
"W'ednesda y.
Ronnic Allen, ;:on of Mr. and
Mrs, Herbert Allen, who lies beell
visiiAng his parents fop the past
week, loft Satllrtlay for tllt I'c-
turn drive to Sail Fraucisco, where
he. now resides.
SOME 'rHII{TY friends of tile
Allens dropped in Saturday eve-
ning after the l,'orest Festival for
their armual (xdebration, and to
t,l'tjoy a bliiTct slipper in the base-
Inellt f)f the llew Alleu honlc, this
being, an annual event after Ma-
son (Jounl y's gala celebration.
The Aliens are planning on their
ellen htHlS(} for relatives and
fl'iends in tilts ple:lsant Dew holne
iD th¢ ne;tr ftlttlre.
5IrL ]Jelen Tinlnl, recovering
fF('Inl a. };cvtl'e e()ld, is also ell-
Legion Election
Scheduled Tuesday
Election of officers and dele-
gates to the department conven-
t:ion will feature next Tuesday's
meeting of Fred B. Wivell Am-
erican Legion post i.n Memorial.
Hall.
Additional nommal.i0ns may be
lTlad fl'0ln the floor before the
voting to augment a slate which
Imw includes Jay Unlphenour for
colllnlander. DelberL W. YVeston
for first viec eormllander', M:elvin
F. "Buzz," Phillips and Tom Og-
den for second viee conlmander,
hid Dobson for adjlttLnt, Viii Coil-
nelly for finn.nee officer, Ernic
Campbell for chaplain, Horace
,.,;t a ] 3 for historian, and G0ne
Ma:rlin for sergeant.al.-arnls.
Tile commander-elect and ad-
jutant-elect beconle automatic del-
P, gates to the convention, along
witll olle other delegate and three
H]tcl'natcs l:o he ('hoHen fronl llt')-
rllinees (;enid' Martin, John Ltlhlll,
!hllie Calnpl)cll, Ed FauberI. and
(;le.ll (/aFduer l)lus any additional
liOltlinee5 made Tllesday night.
The Bill Timm family motored
to Bl'enlertoll to join ill the fam-
Ily reunion, as Charles Tinun and
William Timm Sr., hrothcrs, had
not seen one another for 30 yearN,
so the occasi(m was a happy one,
Edwin Metzler could not forget
his birthday this year. He had
wished to do so, for the entl'e
clan descended upon him Saturday
evening at the Alfred Cowan home
and "happy birthdayed" him, and
also brough], along his favorite
cake--strawberry short cake.--for
the festive occasion. Present were
Mr. and Mrs. George Steelman,
Mr. tnd Mrs. Edwin Metzler and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Stacy
of Shelton, and Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Cowan and family.
; MI{rS. LAllR.Y Sterling and
children of Port Orclmrd drove
out Saturday morning from their
Port Orchard ilome to spend the
day with her mother, Mrs. Paul
Jones.
Taking the bus to Bremerton
last: Tuesday morning were Mrs.
lion Becknlan and this correspond°
ent. Helen remaining on for
another look at Century 21 and
visit: with relatives while we re-
tin'ned on Friday's bus after
calling on our brother who is in
a am'sing home, and sell Fritz
and family of Edmonds. All we
saw of the Fair -as the distant
Space Needle,
Miss Hilda Andersen and Larry
Byers of Seattle motored to the
Canal Tuesday afternoon last @eek
for an ovenlight stay, dinner and
vtsit with Nell and Lad" (her
brother). On Wednesday the All-
dersem and their hdllSC guests
drove to Seqllim, where they called
on Mr. and Mrs. Clio| Atwood and
H. O, Blekum, the two men being
old-time classmates and also
former neighhors in Seattle 60
years ago when Hilda, Lud and
Larry, Clint and H. O. attended
the old Queen Anne grade school.
Tile five old time friends llad a
great time recalling school days
and spent an enjoyable afternoon
and evening recalling past cvenl.s
and playma.tes of yesterdays and
also the picnic supper served by
Mrs. A tweed.
TIlE ATV()OI)N have a large
ranch ales| of wlliell is llnde.r
cultivation, the crop being spear-
mint used in mamlfaeturc flavor-
ink ¢1" gmn, mint !,sauce a.lld nlJnt
jell.
Ae.co|'ding ! o l, M A iidel'scn huge
flocks of large \\;,'hio gec,e are
liol)l, on hand ill lllNllllOl'f-; of hlln-
drcds in a floe.l:., St'sill I,'d al. night
and then tllrlled out ill the lllint
fields in the nlorning, where they
clean ollt the weeds and do nn
excellent job of it, and do not
bother !lOF eaL tIl' nlint.
Last weekend the Northwest
Ptsenger travel agents of airlines
slid l'aill'osds, 80 ill ntlnll)el', xvcyt!
guests at Alderhrook Inn enjoying
Ihe ,;c(l]ery and aecolslO(]Lticqls of
A}derbrook. Their 1)lea,cant slay
t:tl]lltilla|e(1 in ;t C()S[.[lllle party ill
the. h)bhy Satllrday night with the
H.awaiian theme carried out in
decorations, palm trees and atl ill]*
provtsed grass hut at the front
earl'alice. The 111en and lhe}r wives
enjoye(I all evening of ;:tll(ting. lh0
r(fFeN]]nlell| s Sel'ved a I1(t l g¢)od
time was hld by all.
On Monday the State I-lc:llh
Depaltment of some 40 nlenlbCl-S
held their convention at. the Inn.
The matlcr under discussion being
l]l, pOhltion I)roblcnl.
Attending were members from
Washington Slat e, Vanconver
Wash., Portland, Ore. and Moll-
tails.
Four Shellon Sludenls
To Graduate From UPS
Among the 225 students slated
tO receive degrees fronl the Uni-
versity of Puget. Sound in Tacoma
at the 74th annual comnlen('.e-
ilion| Slmday, dune 3 are fOllr
S]IeI|.OU students.
To ree.eive a Bachelor of EdIl-
cation is Kathryn S. Evander,
'a'hile Janet L. Hinton will receive
her Bachelor of Arts.
To receive Bachelor of Scicnco
degrees are Borghild Anderson
and Ghmda. d. Get,.
Dr. R. Franl0itl Ttlonlpson, [Ill-
iversity president will present the
degrees at the 2:30 p.m. program
il tile lllel/rloria] fiehlhotlse. Bac-
(*a lall rat e sorvie, es are set fOF
10:30 a.m. the same day in tile
Methodist chm'ch.
TRY A DODGE LANCER
delivered new with radio, heater & auto
Two to choose from
$2400 l)lus tax
& license
See Bud for a Big Trade.In
1955 PONTIAG HARDTOP . $795.00
Low Milage
1:955 CHEVROLET 3/i-ton P,U, $845.00
Heavy Tires -- 4 Speed
1954 PONTIAG 2.dr.... $295.00
6 Cyltnder -- Standard Transmission
1952 OHEVRoLET 4.dr... $150.00
54, Motor
PAULEY MOTORS
lst & RR. Phone HA 6-8183
00SHO
HO
Shur-fresh Bakery Ilems
FRUIT WHIRLS CHERR-E,ON
11-OUNCE
BUTTERHORNS
"WESTERNER"
BUDGET STRETCHEI
POUND PACKAGES
DARIGOLD
14-OUNCE
Fresh, Lean
Cut to Your
Desired
Thickness
Ib
Defense
Sounds
Of 3 to 5 minutes
attack
3 minutes
imminent.
7, 1962
23
, Approv
Pay t
reported to
upon return-
ng in Portland,
vote just taken
of the
.ion of the
of Am-
aver of striking
along with his
is Director of
Relations
it was decided
meet-
iday to not Net
y be-
committee
Scheduled with
panies involved.
scheduled with
Company
involved in
the Pl .ywood
;131 the Boom-
Livingston
the Port-
.Denny Dyer,
Dept.
Department
aN too high all
n of a mainte-
and oil storage
area.
said bids would
Construction,
:? the low bae
'r esti-
were between
C be built at the
site on
Shelton.
x 40 foot pre-
and a
metal
did not say
readvertised.
PORK LOIN ROAST 2½-3½1b. aver. Ib 43'
TASTEWELL CANNED FOODS
Cut Green Beans
Cream Style Corn
Whole Kernel Corn
Sweet Peas (16-oz.)
7/001
FRUIT COCKTAIL
............ S/'I
SHORTENIIIG 3 "'
............................................................ • 69*
PEAR HALVES
LUMBERJACK
CHICKEN PARTS
• 5/'1
............................................ 16-OZ. TINS
NALLEY'S SYRUP 29 ¢
5¢ OFF .................................... 22-OUNCE
SHUR-FRESH OR SWANSON IBI¢
3
FROZEN ....................................................
VEAL CUTLETS
HALEY'S
For Sandwiches
Or Sllaks
10 i 99'
No. 1 WHITE ROSE, CALIFORNIA SIZE A
NEW POTATOES ,, 3'h c
No. 1 FANCY WASHINGTON
ASPARAGUS 2i35 c
DER Jay
vated from
to com.
Am.
Oth.
are Delbert
commander;
command.
elected as
Y, re-elect-
Gene Mar-
=rgeant-at-
historian;
ehapain.
the third
FIRST OF THE SEASON -- FANCY CALIFORNIA -- JUMBOS -= state con.
;]ham with
CANTALOUPES Ib 15
HILLS
BROS.
! S & W, 28 OZ. TIN -- NEW ENGLAND STYLE
BAKED00 BEAN, S
INSTANT OOFFEE H,LLS BRO.-- 0 OF
A ........... -OONC 89 ¢
FIG BARS F,RS,O
............................................. .,..G. 45 ¢
PAPER TOWELS
ZEE
................................ G,ANT 29"
WAXED PAPER
ZEE
.................... 200 FOOT ROLL 35 ¢
2 POUND TIN $1.17
ONE POUND TIN
4/=1 Prices Effective May 30"
, Limit Rights
Home of Red Garpet
and
Were held
resident of
dis-
a wooded
, of Shelton
' aud the ob-
since
death
filleted
Years old,
of the
ltlly years.
',impson
of his
dry.
at
Aft. Moriah
Chapter
Eastern
Post No.
He
military
I.
, Esma I.
Vernon,
in Mr.
Lds0nH ill
S Ann|e
and
and
and
! An ill
tion wh
rustling
probatie
Mason
Friday.
Judge
tenced
22, Elm
Aberdee
probatio
larceny.
They
shot a ,
Beerbow
in the
"shining
butcherc
ins wha
Also j
Judge C
90-day s
22, Sllel
charge
accesser:
Seater
Mason (
Smith,
chez, Pn
ins in al
mission
given c
erved b
ing sen t,
All fP
eharges.
wp
Fun,
Mason
District i
trom the
er Suppl
of its sh
investiga
:costs of
roc]octl'J(
h'lason
wit h 18
toms in 1
to \\;VPP,
Project ,
construct
County J
,$J 0,500,0(
by the 1:
t.em.
Thc $5
advanced
IOllr pero
ielson, lo,
He sat(
kilowatts
project.
Elmlui
|ll Wo!
Harry :
lma rd of
Was abHel
al the bo
day duc
thumb Su
saw in hi
He wa
oral Host
finger w
se, v el'e cu
afternoon