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s Exhibit
fis Fall
'is' Arts t']xhibil of
Woman's Club lm.
I until f'ttl. This
VH ]'i(}llS ill I {q''S[ cl
opportunity to
110 10 their v:II'i}ll
tt on display. Nolice
le dale o17 lhe e\\;qlt
of illlC]'ONi tO iOCII
L'I'I ft.Slllt'l], A\\;VHI'dS
lllg', nOI1-I)t'/:ItCSSIAHI - '
do\\;'{!lop ;111 illlovest {
}lnd ellCOlll'll'e llC\\;v !
mNG-P00W Man Saves Boater
fr0m Runaway Craft
ANGLE TI
I{ES. CEI
,101 R.R. A!
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TICKETS TO A
I N TH E W0RI
"- Quick thinking
lllliam J. Stoudt,
{e Probal)ly saved
Ill serious injury
lltlig last xredlles-
lring tile roaring
lOtor, Stoudt in-
4 ing to warn the
NO EXTB eighl-m ih's-ler-
TO Y( 0,1 th,, l,,le. 'l'o
Overed thai lhe
.............. *. v| I,i ,,I,,,io,lslv
..... ,-m Ill" ( ll't and
NIA (,I;l',SlX ill Conducted Tours trugviln 5.Io 1void
week at tile tlonle ig , /4 l
" , L;FUISes , i i
:-,h 1,'s ,,,, A,',adta | .... at,- t ,.n-:,way
md Mrs Ieo Friedt, ill ten-A-uar , ,ealizing lhe
.... . 1 Hotels & R!l" the situat on
Id l(aFt:ql of Uolnp-il ":lbd . ' '
Mrs. li'rie(lt is ll,e [ .. to the rescue
upph:,e or Shelt,,n.' ¢/,u'-,,l, ih,'ey:
_22 .................................................. and brollgnt
bre. Miraculously
---- had dived j st
;haVe suffered only
i'iec ati°ns
l El II ell• I! of his
:: Stoudt ad-
I: °circle about fm
00ell Urlll I . •
: The run-away
>r before it came
.:,,.lake shore APe
,, had taken th
TER WELLS- TEST II0,run and" Ul,,,n
ove to the rear
dell Drilling
...... ;.t, to offe;" help if
LAWRENCE BEDELJ !ir°ther lake neigh-
$
2ollles' Cove (and Tacoma) had an
es:pecially delightful weekend in
thai. they have jtlst bec'ome the
iproud ox{;ners of a boating outfit
consisting of a pretty little black-
' flecked fourteen-foot pink rllll-
!about, Sabercraft, powered with a
;;5-hp Evinrude outboard nmtor.
That natty mahogany and
yellow eighteen-foot: Bryaut cabin
crtlisel' A'tFve t)een seeing ill Ollr
local waters belongs to none other
than the Orin Soules. Soule had
this craft stored in Portland but
decided to bring it up and enjoy
it. here in local waters. 'Phe pur-
chase of ;t new seventy-hp Mercury
(mtboard motor assured them of
a trouble-free summer of cruising
and fishing.
Taking a breather from daily
duties, the Don Pogrebas, Howard
Somerses and Walt Claytons drove
tc Seattle and the World's Fair
Saturday evening for a peek at
some of the doings on Show Street.
They confined their peeking to a
visit to Gracie Hansen's Paradis
International, ma,qe early enough
to enable them to afterward visit
the wonderful foreign exhibits in
tile nearby booths before their
return home. A detour to the Bush
Garden for a sukiyaki dinner
allayed several cases of impending
st arvation.
'rilE DON JOIINSTONS, with
Route 3, Box 170, Shelton son Mike and daughter Debbie,
Ph^n 2 41 : rs, Jr. have made their first wsit of the season
u u- / o "g quite busy. No to theh' summer cabin just south
:ade farewell to :
une 25 t an of the Claytons. They returned to
their Bellewm home rather rehm-
another. Call- tantly Sunday afternoon but were
-- ;t'$ Orn Lakewood cheered by the certainty of their
'l.mend, Mrs. Marti eturn for the Fourth of July holi-
mother, Mrs. day.
I two teenagers, The north end of Stretch Island
. 13. These was humming with activity last
to visit until weekend, especially in the Vicinity
at young Jim of Mrs. Daisy Bush's beach. With
the rest of a brief interim between the de-
parture of her gue,ts of two weeks,
family group
Kagers
week be-
and Shirley
after a two-
Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schoonover,
for their St. Paul, Minn. home and
the welcoming of this past week-
end guests, Mrs. Bush was indeed
a busy lady. However, her daugh-
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
arrived from Hag'man arrived from Seattle and
Paul assumed practically all the duties
mother, of playing host. Enjoying their
, to visit with combined hospitality were several
Gene Killoy) Seattle families, fellow members
rVille Kagers. of the Young Marrieds' class at
ger left for the University Christian Church In
aturday eve- Seattle, and their children, about
'and Chapter thirty persons in all. Not to be
hursday the confined by the waters lying be-
e where they tween Stretch Island and Fair
as much Harbor, the group als0 extended
of the won-
situations of
so man3, con-
Which "inter-
ing the KiN
weekend
r their Oregon
bulldozer
this week-
Ralph
Mr. and Mrs.
.their Aber-
.m readiness
uly holiday
birthday.
Conventionally
a house re-
were joined
its activities to the summer place
of Dr. and Mrs. Willard Odle
(formerly known as the Carpenter
place) just north of the John Gur-
neys. After thoroughly enjoytg
Saturday afternoon picnicking,
swimming, boating and water ski.
mg in a most relaxing fashion on
Daisy's beach the group spent
Sunday afternoon as guests of the
Odles where they were treated too
2d*elicious bfirbectled oysters by Dr.
and Mrs. Odle and children Linda,
Christine aud Dean. As it worked
out, Mrs. Bush and the Joe Hag-
roans entertained Joe's twin sister
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Birchman and their two daughters,
Janice and Joyce; Mr. and Mrs.
:Bob Sanderson with daughters
Penny and Gloria and their friend
rday eve- Carol Tttorp; and Mr. and Mrs.
in a Bob Brockway and children Mariel,
INTRODUC
OFFER
s Assn.
6-4473
STON--IAgON COUNT JOURNAl.;- Pubitshe in uOhrMmaM, own, U.:A./'tielton; Washtng01
LEARNING TO RIDE Four young people from Shelton were
learning how to care for a horse and proper riding at W. H. Me-
FiB's Little Skookum Ranch last week. Seated on the horses are:
left to right,.Judy,Part!ow, Eric H arrls,!: Patty Thomas and Nate
RIDERS LEARN HOW TO
HANDLE HORSE AT RANCH
There is a lot more to riding a to the ranch in the morning and
horse than just getting on its back
and starting off .... is what W. H.
McFie teaches the people who
come to his Little Skookum Ranch
for lessons in horsemanship.
The youngsters, and some older
folks who take the lessons, start
off with currying the horse prop-
erly and its general care and feed-
ing.
From there they progress'
through proper bridling, riding
bareback and finally riding with a
saddle.
Interspersed with handling the
horses and riding, are classes in
which they learn horseman's lan-
guage, parts of the equipment and
their function, basic colors and a
little about breeds.
A visible horse model is used to
teach bone structure McFie says
he emphasizes the legs of the
horse, which are the most easily
damaged and which, if damaged,
ruin the horse.
Another important part of the
instruction, he says, is proper use
of the bit. Whether or not a per-
son gets along' with his horse often
depends on how he uses the bit,
lIcFie says.
The idea is to teach the new
riders that the horse is an animal,
not a machine, and a large one
which a person cannot handle if
he does not know how.
It usually takes four or five
days to glve a class the knowledge
of basic horsemanship McFie tries
to impart. Classes usnally range in
size of four or five persons rang-
ing in age from "six to 60,,' he
says.
The members of the class come
and niece Candy Cavanagh, leaving
son Mike at home to fulfill the re-
sponsibilities encountered when
one is steadily employed. Auntid
Faye most willingly baby-sat with
little John last Thursday enabling
the rest of the Cavanagh family to
spend the day visiting Century 21
friends, Mr. Ann and Reed while the Odles en- in Seattle. While here Dick spent
joined them tertained Mr. and Mrs. rin Hart- his spare time giving his good
ging along land as well as'daughter Linda's buddy "Speck" Fredrick a helping
friend Marilee Munson who most hand with .his new home now
neiders of thoroughly enjoyed the whole under construction at Stadium
--------------. weekend! The families that play BeaciL
H together stay'together! Fair Harbor Grange is sponsor-
LLOYD AND I,'AYE RICHEY ing a concert at the Grapeview
were happy to welcome Faye's School at 8 p.m_July 11. Proceeds
niece and family, lVfr. and Mrs. will go towardr'emodeling the
e t Ill eas Dick Cavanagh wire drove up from kitchen in the school. Music will
Coos Bay last Wednesday night, be provided by Earl Robinson, son
June 27. With them they brought of Mr: and Mrs. M. J. Robinson,
baby John, daughter Iois Lynn Grapeview.
(TORY
.tt'unflerlirdStg 1 [on- BUSINESS DIRE
C mp and
o the 4-H
Floor Coverings-
• :Formica
REX FLOOR COVERING
Mr. View Ph. 426-2292
Service-
. Radio - TV
Phonograpl
: OB 2-way radio
LEROY'8 TV SERVICE
Mr. View Ph. 426-3172
Tire Service
• New - Goodrieh
• Recapping
• Used
OK RUBBER WELDERS
Mt. View Ph. 426-4832
Radiator Relir-
I , Boiling out
• golder]ag
• e w cores
BOO'S PLUMBING
HEATING, SHEET METAL
623 S. 1st. Ph. 426-3483
florist '
, Pla-t
for all occalon
• owem
EVERGREEN FLORISTS
4th & Birch 8 to 8 426-8479
Electrical ' "
• IOlectrie Heating
• Westinghouse Appliancem
• Fairbanks-Mm*se Pumps
SHELTON ELECTRIC CO,
419 Railroad Ph. 426-6283
• Helena Rubinstein cos-
metics
• Prescriptions
• Hypo-Allergic cos.metics
NELL'S PHARMACY
Covey Bldg. Ph. 426-3327
Auto Gbss- I
• Expert
I
I nstallatlon
,M "AU-EY ,NC
'th& Railr,oad Ph. 4126-8231
Bike Shop--
• Sales and Repair
• Locksmith -.a Keys Made
• Hobbles
SLEYsTER'S BIKE SHOP
Roy Clinton 223 Cota St.
Used Furniture -J
• Appliances
• Furniture
• Beds & rattreemem
KELLY'S FURNITURE
1st & Mill Ph. 426-2411
Draperies
• custom made
• free estimates
• work guaranteed
J. G. PENNEY CO,
305 RR Ave. Ph, 426-8283
and Kevin
at-
pro-
Kimbel
rds an in-
for his
the club
that is
to attend
Club met
with
I II I I I II I I L
The
camp
gave a
sugar
s finished
Suzanne
gave a
and all
the Four
will be
ng a pic-
11 and
members
Stoy
Mrs. Fred
dinner
$tuck of
Mrs.
I-Ioqm-
Stuck,
James
acoma,
and
Eriefels
two new
A son
C Tony
alif. and
Mrs. Ron
Stuck
Calif.
class
Satur-
Dry Cleaning
• Westinghouse Coin Operated
• $2.00 for 8 lb. load
• Also Coin-Operated Loundry
ECON-O-WA8H
13 No. First St.
spend the day there until about
3:30 p.m.
McFie started the riding lessons
i iiii i i1( ,i illU,ll,i ii
Three Sentenced By i FLOYD 61BSON
Justice in Belfair I c.,, .oodspo. ,R. ,:,237
Three persons were sentenced by Our Hood Canal
Judge William DeMlero in justice . Representative
com't at Belfair last week.
Sentenced were RaymQnd K. An- I
derson, disorderly c.onduct, 30 days I KIMBEL MOTORS
in jail and $100 fim suspendcd on]
condition he work 15 days on Bel- / Chrysler-Plymouth Cars
fair work party; Joe Wilbur, petiti International Trucks
larceny, 30 days and $100 suspend- I
ed on condition lie work 15 days
on work party. } i __ j ,
Les Joslln
SUGGESTS/
Vacation time is accident time.
More accidents occur during sum-
mer when people are enjoying va-
Thomas. Holding the horses are McFie's children, left to right, cations. A West Coast Life AceS-
Gary, Terry and Sharon. McFie is looking over the young riders dent Policy can help provide
to see how well they are carrying out what they learned, against financial loss.
this spring to give persons living could be used to pull a rack'for a
in town Who have little chance to it hay ride if some organization were
have access to a horse a chancel interested'
to learn the fundamentals of rid- ...........................................
mince he started the venture, he
says, he has found an increasing LIIIII • A¢¢ID|NI • ltlALlrlll
amount of interest ill riding.
In addition to the several rid- 1627 SUMMIT DRIVE • PHONE 426-6373
ing horses at the ranch, there are
several ye.arlings and a team of
draft horses, which, McFie says,
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c BUTTER.ORs 29¢
ca ....................
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