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SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAU-- l:'uMish:l in "hristmasow, U.S.A., Shelton, Washington ,
ALDERBROOK'S II:W HOTEL UNITS NEARING COHPLETION
Deluxe aceomodations in Alder-
brook Inn's new motel development
were put into service for the first
time last week by tourist guests.
The first three units were oc-
cupied Tuesday night, another half
dozen Wednesday, and within the
next few days the entire 36 units
expected to be ready for guest oc-
work won't be fully finished.
(Picture above shows the two
separate structures, each contain-
mg 18 units in three levels. Masons
were still placing decorative
SKULL IN DOCK TUMBLE
By Lois Terrell
ALLYN --- Greg Wynn, eight-
year-old son of the Loward Wynnsj
suffered a fractured skull one day
last week when he fell off the
Allyn dock and hit his head on a
float below. The young man is
at Harrison
improving slowly
Hospital in Bromerton, where
Allyn Ambulance transferred him
shortly after the fall. His mot-
her, Barbara, is staying at his
bedside thru out. We all hope he
will be able ix) come home soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wolfe have
been spending a few days at
their daughters home at Port-
land.
The Mile Lehr's have sold
their summer collage to Seatle
friends of the Robt Burgoines.
The to families are good frie-
nds and will enjoy their bech
home to the utmost. The tgur-
gaines spent several days here
the first of the week. Young
Bob is home from college at
Provo, Utah and will spend some.
time with thc family here. Nice
to see activity around the cot-
tages again. The Lehr's brought
a tract on Long Lake (near Port
Orchard) close to some friends,
they will consume less time co-
mulling being nearer to the ferry
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dock at Southworth. We of the
"beach bunch" regret to see such
a wonderful family leave our
community but welcome the new
comers wholeheartedly.
]Bob Kreuter and Mary An-
late hour when they all including
school friends, the Jim Van as-
tens, over the week end. They
enjoyed boating Sunday in the
Van Osten speecl : boat until a
late hour when they are including
the Jewel Van Ostens ferried to
Seattle to have dinner at Craw-
f°rdSnlght" aledtuali°°k Ya::!obu y
tired but happy.
The Sam Clements had daugh-
ters Beverly and Patricia along
with their families out for a get
together on Sunday. Tuesday the
Clements were visited by a cou-
sin of Same, from Texas, whom he
hadn't seen for years. Needless
to say a great lot of catching up
on news was the order of the
day.
Young limmy Kowalczyk has
been entertaining John Edmans
from Tacoma this week. John re-
cently moved flx)m Allen to Ta-
coma and was more than happy
to return to visit friends here for
a few days. Elaine took them to
a show the last day of John's
visit with hot dogs afterwards,
much to the plea, sure of both boys.
Mrs. Helen Boyce enters Vir-
Tgtunetdaa;,°7 liciiCen.upSCt, tdle Oj
servation.
Mrs. Lloyd Ellsworth and son
Kay of San Bruno, Calif., are
weekend visitors with the Earl
Terrells. The visitors drove up to
Twisp last weekend to visit rela-
tives and to Seattle for a look
at the Fair. The two families have
been friends for over 40 years.
Such a lot of visiting to be done
and so nice to have them here.
The Anderson family and the
Kowalczyk family journeyed to
Elms with their horses to enter
in the telegraphic meet held last
Sunday. Five meets over the state
are going on at the same time and
results are telegraphed when the
event is over to determine who
is the winner.
Ml%$ E)L TEI¢IELL was
(.led to Billings, iont. to be with
her daughter, Mrs, Betty Stock-
land, who had surgery Tuesday.
She will remain away two weeks
at least or until her daughter im-
proves enough to carry on by her-
self.
Several people have planned pic-
nics for the 4th of July. The
beach will be teeming with week-
enders and their friends. The
Montjoy's plan to be out also the
Campbells the familfes remaining
for i;he remainder of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McBride of
Denver will arrive July 5 to hpend
some time with the Jewel Von
Ostens, taking in the Fair while
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clements are
taking a trip with relatives who
are here on a visit, driving the
visitors 8J'ound the Loop for a
look-see at our beautiful Scenery
in these parts.
Miss Melba Johnson of Fresno,
Calif., along with her mother, Mrs.
Gerta Johnson ar..,ps ending a few
days with the Emil Gaetanas of
Victor. ,Here to visit friends, and
also our Fair the visitors ,are ex-
pecting to take the Gaetana's
grazddaughter, Kathleen Ealde of
Wenatchee, home 'with thamto
visit imr Aunt for a month or so.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hanson are
spending a few days at their sum-
mer place at Grapeview. With
them is Mrs. Kathryn Whitloek
of Los Angeles . who',is spending
her vacation with the Hansens.
Tim Hansens called on "beach
folks" Thursday eve. Pete is en-
joying iis. retirement to the
utmost. Mr. and Mrs. Sargent and
children of Portland are coming
from Portland to spend the Fourth
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Woife of Lakewood Manor.
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Okeson of
Seattle were calling on Allyn
friends Wednesday. They ha've
just returned fl'om an Eastern trip
which, was very uccessful except
some stormy weather they en-
countered in Mis.';ouri.
he Jack Epolin family of Lake-
wood have recently mo(;cd to the
Dalles, Oregon, wlerc lVfl'. Epolin
obtained employment.
The Alva Millers with son Ed-
ward arc,',, enjoying a trailer trip
to Wisconsin and Minnesota. The
family will be gone about month.
The Enock Uh'icksons are leav-
ing this weekend for Nebraska to
spend theil" vacation with his
parents there.
right. Facing Hood Canal, the
motel fronts are completely glass,
with sliding glass doors, and each
has its own private lauai).
Furnished in higl quality rustic
oak appointments, including two
double beds, the Alderbrook motel
units offer a unique "extra" in
the form of a third bathtub tap
from which warm salt-water will
flow. the water is drawn from
Hood Canal and heated in a large
tank, enabling motel guests to
enjoy the theraputic values of a
salt-water bath if they wish.
Special expensive plumbing h-
stallations were required to ac-
comodate the salt water. The sys-
tem wa designed by John W.
Bennett of Rayonier.
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