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June 14, 1962     Shelton Mason County Journal
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Nothing to buy! Nothing to write! Here&apos;s all you do:Just drop bY, write your name on u entry blank and try one of the new Homelite chain saws. You'll be seeing the most dependable chain saw ever built. And you will automatically be In the bl 8 "Power-Up Sweepstakes" In which 22 Homelite chain saws will be given away absolutely free. Don't miss out, Ggrne'bl todayl nUies must be inby July 20, 1962. Belfair, North Mason Schools Honor Retiring Custodian Century Graduation Brings Visitors To Homes Of Kamilche People By Frances Simmons KAMILCHE ....... Kamilche young people receiving their diplomas Friday evening nt Irene S. Reed High School graduation exercises were Donna Clark, Gary Clark, Sylvia Coker, Erie Fagergren, Na- omi Nagai, Norman Petereit, Grace Simmons, Otis Villines and David Wood. Mrs. W. O: Julian, Auburn, grandmother of David Wood and Karen Mainwaring, Portland, at- tended the high school graduation exercises ill Shelton Friday eve- ning and stayed over the weekend at lhe Dan Wood home. Also coming for graduation ex- ercises Friday evening were Mrs. Jess CorneLt and Elizabeth and Ida Green, Tacoma, and Mr. and Mrs. Roland Simmons, Portland, who also visited at the Frances Sim- mons home. Lloyd Blaekweldc', brother of Cecil Blackwelder, is reported gradually improving since his au- tomobile accident three weeks ago at The DaRes, Ore., where he is Confined at the hospital. Mrs. Lloyd BlaCkwelder spent the latter part of last week with hte Cecil Calif., attended the Wm']d's Fail'. Enjoying an outing np the Duck- ! abash River Friday and Saturday i were the Harry St\\;linens and Car- son Sinlmons, Olympia. and the Ed Johnsons, Olympia, Ray Neuser and family, Tacoma. The men fish- ed for steelhead. We are heppy to report Mrs. Ad- la M'cDonald to he home again from a few days in the hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Taylor spent three days of last week in Port Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bates, Taco- ma, spent Sunday with the Gene Taylors. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dailey of Port Angeles visited own- the weekend with their son, Rev. Ran Dailey and family. Visiting ac the Cecil Blackwelder home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Martin and children of Ta- coma. Sallee Rank!n, Trinidad, Calif., arrived Sunday to visit her grand- mother, Mrs. Annie Whitener. SaN lee Rankin graduated last Thurs- day from Arcata High School in California. Mrs. Ethel Whitener and Lynn i*,y Ca.rolyn Freelin BELIi'AIR .... School is out for lhe last lime for tu(lolf Sun(l- strata of the North Shore, who is ,'etiriug ;is c'[istotiian ill tile North Mason school district, and for Giles Swanson, who gr:(tuale(l last ahu'day from the University ()1' W'tnhington. A standby for a score of years at Belfair school and a favorite wilh students and teachers alike, Sundstrom was honored by BeN fair and Norlh //l:.lson sciool per- sonnel at a ]m)che(m J'lsl lQ'iday, hin last day of work at the school. Sands*ram retires after 20 years ol service as CllSl()dian there. The, a(tnHnistration, teachers nncl staff I)renented tlim with a suitcase and olher items fat tl'/V(}]. Also hon- oFed A'as MI'S. SiHldstl'oln, WhO taught first grade at Belfair un- til eight yearn ago. She had been with the Belfah' school for 25 5.ears. Giles Swanson, son m Mr. and Mrs.. G. E. Swanson, graduated June 9 from the University of Washington College of Business Administration. Giles graduated from South Kitsap t{igll school in 1958 and attended Olympic Col- lege for two years before enter- ing the University, where he was a member of Delta Upsilon fra- RENTON IlICNll)ENT4 w h o summer on the Canal's North Shore next ,loo,' to tile Cummings- en are the Waller Bridges, whose daughh,r, ]lnrbara, graduated Sat- urday from the University of Wa- shingt(m School of Nursing'. Mr. and Mrs. Cl'lrence Baker of tim Ohl Belfair Highway announce the marriage of their daughter, :Marie, to Mr. Gary Graves, Calif- ornia. The couple, who will live day. His salmon weighed in at 16, 14 and 12 pounds. Bob Pitts scor- ed high with a 21-pound, four ounce sahnon the same day, and Don Cady, wilo seems pretty con- sistent with his luck, brought in two more which hit the scales at 16 pounds, 12 ounces and seven potmds, 12 ounces. Salnlon were also brought in by Stan Freelin, I<en Weaver, Jens Stewart, Roy i Bussell, Pamela Lueshen, Dwight Lueshen, H. Ernst, Mickey Pitts, in Oa]dey, near Saeramellto, were married June '2, in Carson City, A1 Ditman, AI Kreil, Tom Herrill, Nev. Marie graduated May 29 Orvil Oreutt, Ted Menard, R. Shill- fronl North Mason senior high theis, Mary Beth Shultheis, and school, and \\;vas tile school's prin- Dennis Hahn. eess it, the tem,est Festival this A ynOrthopell------dic spring. DeVere C. Hall of the North Shore returned last Friday from ,,, Guild Members ifornia. He left here. May 30 on travel orders froln the Puget Sotlnd Naval Shipyard to San Di- ego and the USS Bon Honune Ri- Enjoy Picnic chard, returning by jet liner June 8. MR. AND MRS. MELVIN Glaz- By Lois Terrell ier, Delaware, atria., have been visiting old friends in the Bel- fair area. The 'Glaziers were res- idents of Belfair during World War II when Glazier worked in the Naval Shipyard and at the Belfair school, where Mrs. Glaz- ier taught third grade. Houseguests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Schatz have been Blackwelders and the five boys spent three weeks at the home. recently visited the weekend with tern!iv The boys thoroughly enjoyed two her sisters in Yakima and Zi)lah, 'Mrs 'Iulia Peterson man Diego, trips to the World's Fair, a trip to M.rs_B.etle Riehards and Mrs. Fan-. canie' 'to Wastfington' to see her the ocean and the Forest Festival me.tnsw°[°: ... ....... Inephcw's commencenent exercis- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rein- parade. " -?Jr arm mrs. w es w.n!l;mler az}cl lea and stayed with the Swansons ' Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stolen, Nes- ca. l oen .motored to emngnam to I cn tile Nol'l.h Shore. Also Sunday cow!n, Ore., were tw0-daY beach attena ate graauation exercises at/uest s frmn, ten,view qt the Western Washington State Col-:--r" , o := , .. cabin guests of the Edwin Petty's, lee - ::" . _ .. , anson nonle were mr. and *vu's. last week• eigeeWnere .tnmr son Konata re-[Warre n Hanley and sons Pat and are Mr. and Mrs. Jess Jordan and c u ms mpmma. ]rike" - daughter Diane, Salem, Ore., are The Robert Whiteners returned "eGraduation at tile Universit- of to Bellingham Sunday after an .... "Y spending part of their vacation! ........ . . Washington brought guests to an- with her parents, :Mr. and Mr.. er;ge ywt.nstParents m :other North Shore home recently. Edwin Petty. . ers p .... Mr. and Mrs. Clint Reardon and ALLYN -- Thursday was the regular meeting of the Marie Ha- zen Guild of the Orthopedic hos- pital, Tacoma. Mrs. Steve Boyce and Mrs. Earl Terrell were hos- tesses for the picnic held here on the beach.for the group. There were 12 members present and one visitor. The gala arrived early to enjoy aid Schatz, California. After a the lovely day. They enjoyed be- visit here the senior Schatzes plan ing out-of-doors, basking in the on a trip to Canada. They, too, sun, playing games and general former Belfairites; Mrs. conversation, All were rluctant Schatz cooked at the Belfair to return to town, vowing to school, helping to organize the .come back next summer. The next hot luncil program, and Mr. meeting (if the club will be in Saeger M01er Shop .... r a Mrs Herb Nelson erie Schatz was a custodian there. September, A trip to Westport isn't nec- Mrs. Sam Clements and yours ON HILLCREST Phone 426-4602 M, nd . j Y- :?tahe Rv e ahen nlr°°vl.fgufaily the Virgil Covington family have essary, as many local fishermen truly spent the day Monday in have found ill tile Tahuya-Bald Bremerton contracting business ed their granddaughter Sunday .. ' --" -- .-" ...... J'ivisited Mr. and Mrs. Williani Cam- Point area recently. The salmon and having lunch. ,,, ,,a ........ + ,,. ........... I gs during the past week, cam- llave been hitting" well, and those Mr. and Mrs. Carl Izett spent while their son Bruce and family vLr .ann cars awa wmtener rain ' ......................  .... ................. and Charlotte Graham of Bays!de, a'-the"l"om'e o'tle{VVhene.]iog • from California for the grad- early-rising weekend fishermen part of the week in Portland vis-  -  " .chool . + ..... .,. ,.+ ...,,,.  ........ ._,Z[uationu.,,,g of their nephew, Eugene have fonnd their efforts unus- tting friends and spending a few h' - ,. - [ Turner, from the U. of W. Sclmol ually rewarding. Most of the Catch days with two of their daughters ? [ completes. ,of Medicine. The Reardons, from has been Biackmouth, although and their families. I Oroville, who were with tile Cam- some Kings and Silvers have been MRS. VERA. BERRY and son Rnhnrta Rnkw0000nk linings early last week, continued taken. Fisimrmen report almost Wayne of Billings, Mont., spent , .... ,-,= ,,,.,,,vn [ to see the'sLate with a. loop trip equal success with trolling and a few hours with us last Tuesday. N,A 'NW' llO'lPii [around the Olympic Peninsula and mooching. -....--. 1-.. vv ,,vx=v I a stay at Westport where they The top recent catch at Sandy's Wayne is on vacation, bringing his - mother with him for company. Roberta Sehwarek, Shelton, re-[ found the fishing excellent. Mr. Tahuya Resort was taken June 8 They drove to California to visit , %%S ceived a Baehel°r °f Arts degree'snd Mrs' C°vingt°n and their bY Mrs" D°ris P°weli' wh°eaught relatives' t°°k in Disneyland' Ma" ;\\; in Education at commencement ex-[ twin daughters Kathy and Karen a 20-pounder and two sLx-pound- rtneland, Knotts' Berry Farm, do- ercises at Central Washington [enjoyed a stay and tile Cunnnings ers to round out her limit. Other ing all the things tourists do down State College, Ellensburg, Satur- home while their sons Mike and successful sportsmen fishing frem in Los Angeles. They drove to Ab- day. |Jeff clhnbed Mount Rainier on S ' " andy s tins weekend were Floyd erdeen to visit friends for 3 days; |Friday with the soon-to-be grad- Powell and A1 Cunningham with went clam digging and crabbing JIIrnl W  u |sate, who plans to leave shortly two each, and Doll Flagg. ---=.. ww.., n . "for his internslfip in Minneapolis. AT TIlE BALD Point Resort, at the ocean. Wlfile in this part e Well Drilli.g ngehs of the country they took in the .....  ....... Ernie Cadillac u as the high man fair Wednesday and Thursday, dr!- on the board with a limit Satur- vhlg on home to Billings on Fri-  day and Saturday. Sam Clements and Steve Boyce Pod A have been fishing the last two  R IG j OR m --O ? centennial June 22, which has been and family days at Ball Point Resort, conl- of Spokane, who will Gives Invitation ing home with fish too. Mr. and Mrs. Boyee are return- Bedell o II C INSP ONS v7- TUNE UPS set aside by the centennial cam- " rn ung o, be. arriving Phone 426-602 SAEGER'S MOTOR SHOP ON HILLCREST LAWRENCE BEDELL Route 3, Box 170, Shelton Phone 426-4713 days of vacation. " Roert L. Gardner, general Lee, Joellen and Jeff arl ch''irman of the committee, in.a forward to a day at te beach letter to Mayor Frank Travis Jr. here, hope the weather is decent. extended an invitation to all Shel- THE ALLYN school held its annual picnic fast Tuesday at the Simpson Recreation area at Ma- son Lake. A good time was had by all. The ball game was rained out,however, after it was about half over. There was a substantial lunch furnished by mothers, which the children enjoyed very much. Everyone wishes to thank Mr. White, manager of the Allyn House, for the ice cream he fur- for Honors2 dessert ton residents who call make it to attend the centennial that day. He invited the mayor to be the guest of the committee that day' and at the pageant that night. YANI WHAT GOULD BE FINER THAN,., SHELTON MAID nl FLAVOR.OF.THE-MONTH FOR JUNE To Top Off A Perfectly Wonderful DAD'S DAY DINNER SheltonMaidProdu0ts Kitsap-Mason Dairy Are Quahly Produds of • Your Farmer Neighbor Phone 426.4473 1962 nished for the picnic• The child- ren look forward to these get-to- gethers every year and these good times will be one of the highlights of schoo1days remembered in the years to come, On Friday the ninth' grade of North Mason held a farewell pic- nic at Twnoh State Park, chap- eroned by Mrs. EariAnderson and Mrs. Frank Kowalczyk. The were one of many stu- dents who picnicked on Friday at Twanoh. North Kitsap and East Kitsap were of the many who were out in force. Boats were busy buzzing around and bath-! ing suits were the order of the day. Truly the park was for the Two Shelton and Dr. Lynn Whir recently for their Century 21 Before the World Fail', they izations, service groups in the the fair. They received s J Plaque and were giV/^,._ of the fair for their " TANDBY meting it. 00NBI:RRY .MIn- ----  mmm vnvvE wwlve!sT0W " Convention P,ll[i 1. oz "J) Madrona-Ba;'rs0]I ,  I I Veterans  r " I N   1 have a pre-eouveU;I ' *he Memoriaf'Baildi ] today.  :: A musical progra ' .... sented and refresh ' Plans for tim tt!' in Longview June'l I :' discnssed. Five Buildin$ " : Permiis Five building issued in rural They were C. cabin, $1,200; wood residence, turke, wood J. Koeller, shop, $500, ,. garage and "1'11] FERRY 00e00ei00t00*or ry for the w were $234.50, Commission wa young people on MR. AND  and Mr. and Mrs attended a gold.e lion Sunday, hel their cousins,   -AT McChesney, who !tars at Ally\\;. The McChesne Puyallup from retired to spen of their lives n ... friends. They k ing on their pin .'i ables, and she Glen says "to keep happy" an him. Mr. and Mrs. spent Satt, rday friends here. TI ther will turn Mr. and Mrs. received word rid and wife traveling in months) that the trip so mu( up a car for their trip and of-the-way pla, " .., g. = DICK ( has been ,/" Stra00 YOU lq P school ' in Virginia for Week Lois the 'termination they drove all the way, their many m()st they weather Mrs., A. grandchildren were away. Mr. and M:rS. had several cal friends from Waller Road they were in told the were missed in hood but knew here too. 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