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People Attend 4 H Conference
By Mary Valley
SKOKOMISH - The Valley is
buzzing with much activity this
week with the closing of school
and the ,I-H state conference being
held at Pullman. Mrs. Alice Cros-
san left early Monday mornirtg as
one of the chaperones, with Loren
Gee, Sandra Lyman, Bobby Whit-
marsh, and Janice Blake of Union
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LUMBERMENS MEROANTILE
attending the session. They will
return home Saturday.
Mrs. F'rieda Smith left Sunday
to attend the State Grange Con-
vention at Bellingham as the dele-
gate of Skokomish Grange.
Mr. qnd Mrs. Arthur Johnson
spent th' weekend in Sumner with
their so and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Johnson. Sunday they were
guests at a dinner in honor of
t he i r granddaughter Jennifer's
fourth birthay. They also attend-
ed the dedication services of their
granddaughter Kimberly, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Arian Johnson.
Don Bearden is spending two
weeks at the lower Elwha helping
to get the grounds ready for the
camp meetings starting in July.
A2/C Tobey Lewis arrived home
last Friday from Europe where
he is stationed with the Air Force
and will spend a. month's leave be-
fore returning to England.
Mrs. Reta Jacobsen left by car
for Dillingham, Alaska, accom-
panied by Mrs. Ethel Richert, who
plans to spend a couple of weeks
in Alaska and return home by
plane.
The Skokomish Women' Club
presented Mrs. Jacobsen with a
going away gift at their last meet-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Carr, Shel-
ton, have moved into their home in
the Valley for the summer months.
Gary and Kathy Stevens are
confined home with measles. Little
Burr Stevens spent several days in
the hospital with a respiratory dis-
order.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Norsby
have returned to their home after
SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL -- Published in "Chrstmastown, U.S.A.," Shelton, Washington
Start Of Vacation Season Brin p Visitors To Brinnon
BRIBY:r2spe,ingalt"'e week the Tshe?a Heelenc, 2f ie':t;e,shphi:l Isi?'ButhlhomCla:l,d;e*hetrn, an:
end at their acreage on Pulali was ptace in the bwiftsure rcace Mr. and Mrs. rcaipn bpringer ill
Point were Mr. and Mrs. Harold two weeks ago. Lake Nahwatzel.
Johnson, Seattle, who have
brought a trailer for comfortable
weekend visits. They were accom-
panied by her father, H. L. Pet-
ers, 84-year-old Seattle printer,
who still manages his own print-
ing business after 60 years in the
same place.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson were one-
time operators of the Olympic
Inn, having tried their luck as inn
keepers the first year of their
marriage.
Visitors Sunday were Richard
and Gretchen Scheumann, and
their daughters Robin and Heidi,
who anchored their 51 foot sloop
"The Helene" in Jackson's Cove.
His father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. Van Roger Scheumann, own-
ers of the sloop, flew over to Hol.
ly Sunday by pre-arrangement to
make the return trip to Seattle
together.
several months absence.
Miss Esther Johnson is spending
a week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Arvid Johnson. She plans to
return to Seattle Pacific College
for a summer course.
Bob Bearden is home again after
spending several days in the hos-
pital due to an attack of the flu.
Gary and Jenny Johnson, sons of
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Johnson of!
Seattle are visiting their grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arvid John-
son, and attending Bible school in
the Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ragan, Danny
and Marie, spent three days sight-
seeing on Vaneauver Island and
also made a tour of the famous
Butchart Garden in Victoria.
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LUMBERMENS MERGANTILE
MR. AND MRS. GENE Moore,
Shelton, accompanied by friends,
visited Saturday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Whitney.
Moore is a cousin of Mrs. Whit-
ney.
Mrs. F. B. Btmnell returned
home Saturday after spending
two weeks in St, John's Hospital
following several severe heart at-
tacks. Her granddaughter, Hazel
Cook, is staying with her for a
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Valley left
Friday for Juneau, Alaska, where
he is working for a dredging com-
pany. They remained here until
her mother, Mrs. Bunnell, was
able to come home from the hos-
pital. Their son Steve, a recent
high-school graduate from Monroe
has gone to Montana to work in
Glacier National Park until time
to enter college in the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. McFee, who live
on the Coyle Peninsula when not
'touring around the country called
ion Mr. and Mrs. Whitney last
week. They spent the winter in
Hawaii and Arizona, and spent
Christmas with their daughter in
Escanaba, Mich. They will remain
on the canal all summer.
MR. AND MRS. FRED Spring-
er made an extensive trip several
weeks ago, They spent a few days
with their daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Blenz, Spo-
kane, and spent a day with his
parents, Mr. asd Mrs. William
Blenz, Colville. They also visited
her niece and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Kinneman, Ellensburg.
He is a 1962 graduate and will
begin his teaching career at
South Lake, near Tacoma.
They proceeded into Idaho and
southward to Orofino, where they
visited Mr. and Mrs. William Cum-
mings. They returned via Lewis-
ton, Pendleton and the Columbia
River highway, stopping to visit
friends at Camas and at Winlock
where they visited Mrs Springer's
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Dewey Prehm.
Mrs. William Pape is home
again after a month's visit with
friends and relatives in Lewiston,
Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Thomas
made a business trip to Puyallup
and Tacoma Saturday. They vis-
ited their son and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Thomas at Shelton on
their way home.
Mrs. T. B. Balch spent Tlaurs-
day and Friday" with her daugh-
ter and family in Bremerton. Re-
turning home with her was her
grandson, Gregory Coomes, and
Mrs. Mary James, who stayed un-
til Monday. EB route they called
on Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ahl at
Silverdale, and wore happy to see
Steve improving in his recent ser-
ious illness involving major sur-
gery.
MR. AND MRS. FRED Springer
spent Saturday in Shelton. They
Karen Coates is spending this
week with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Holden, Lyman.
Mr. and Mrs. Colbert Nevin,
Prosecuting Attorney of Vancou-
ver, Wash., were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Whitney
last Wednesday. They were en-
route to a meeting in Port An-
geles.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Steelman,
Union, and their houseguests, Mr.
and Mrs. William Sleep of Lead,
S.D., viewed the Whitney Gard-
ens last week and visited dur-
ing the afternoon. Sleep ts assoc-
iated with the Homestead Min-
ing Company in Lead.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Spencer of
Salt Lake City, were overnight
guests of his uncle and mint, Mr.
and Mrs. Royal Rauch and fam-
ily week before last. They are
on a belated honeymoon, taking
in the world's fair, and visiting
relatives in Washington.
Judy Rauch and Kathy Phillips,
senior Gill Scouts, will attend a
Girl Scout Citizen Conference June
18-23 at Winamette University,
Salem, Ore.
Mrs. Walter Coomes and chil-
dren, Randy, Shauneen and Jul-
ianne spent Monday with her mo-
ther.
MI. Olive Bible
School Program
Set For Sunday
Closing services for Vacation
Bible school will be held in the
Chapel at Mount Olive Lutheran
Church at 9:45 a,m. Sunday. Spea-
ker for the morning worship ser-
vices will be Chaplain Martin Hei-
nicke, Ft. Lewis.
Teachers for Vacation Bible
school at Mount Olive are Mrs.
Bill Johnson, nursery class; Mrs.
Ray Cook, and Mrs. Mezwyn Set-
tle, kindergarten, with Linda
Charrier and Bellaine Ogden as
helpers; Mrs. Rex Hendrick and
Mrs. Adlai Heinis, primary clas-
ses with Roseanne Putvin and
Leslie Surratt as helpers; Mrs.
Tom Ristine and Mrs. Randolph
Fitzhum, junior department, with
Mrs. Bob Ogden as helper; and
Mrs. Wiley Surratt, junior high
sttidents. Mrs. L. L. Putvin is sec-
retary and conducted the hymn
study. Rev. Norman Ott, Trinity,
Olympia, opened the sessions Mon-
day morning. Eldon Kahny and
Fred Venzke will lead morning
devotions the rest of the week.
Linda Charrier, Leslie Surratt,
Michael Fredson, Jeffrey Fitzhum
and Donald Stoppler were received
into communicant membership
June 10 during the morning Wor-
ship services.
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with your
Stocks of household food sup-
plies will be sought in the June
Current Population Survey, being
taken in Shelton along with 332
other sample communities in the
nation during the week of June 18.
The food supply questions will
be asked in addition to the usual
employment inquiries asked each
month.
Mrs. Polly A. Swayze, Rt. 3, will
collect the information locally.
Liquor Licenses
Are Approved
Mason County commissioners
renewed or approved several li-
quor licenses Monday.
Among those signed by the com-
missioners to be sent to the State
Liquor Control Board were Gam-
bers Grocery, Allyn, class E and
F; Werbergers Winery and Distil-
ling class CD and DC; Airport
Grocery, Class E and F; Beacon
Point Resort, class D and E;
Hoodsport Market Center, Class
E; Golde Pheasant Tavern, class
D and E; Lambert's Grocery, class
E; Lake Cushman Resort, class
H; Belfair Service, class E and
F and Balls Food Center, Union,
class E and F.
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TEACHER WILL BE HERE
THREE DAYS A WEEK
Monday - Tuesday - Friday
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HUSIC BOX
Phone 426-4302
205 Cota Street
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