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DOLORES DRAKE New residents of the Weston of Seattle esct)rted his The inadequate gasoline and children, Michael, age 8, and steamed from the marshy ground, b()ttom land with its large Sitka
HOODSPORT- Mr. andMrs. Hoodsport community are Mr. nlother down the aisle. Bob's warnings appeared to have little Julie, age I!, along with Phillip The trail became easier lo spruce and big leaf maples
,. nathan Gain and daughter, and Mrs. Harold Martin and four sons, Tom and Vick Brigham,affect in keepiug tourists away A r k i n, t ook a 2 8-mile follow on the last six-mile jaunt ladened wilh moss. A comfortable
"---jlgelina, returned home for a children, formerly of Vancouver. were ushers, from Washington's recreational backpacking trip from the Nortla down Io the Queers. Blncbcrries can:p was set up in this beautiful
I ree-week visit before moving on They have purchased Mr. WilliamBob and Lurelle arc settled in areas. The Sorenscns observed Fork of the Quinault River to the were abundant in this area rai n forest selling. Mick
ftheir new home in Swaziland, Groke shome, their new home in Hoodsportlicense plates on vehicles from Queers River. providing tasty hikers" snacks all constructed u rope swing as
sw, luth Africa. " Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stones ofafter a honeymoon at Rosario throughout the United States and The party set out Tuesday, along the way. Caked mud Donna picked up a tune on her
._,t The Gains resided on the Seattle arc new neighbors of the Resort on Orcas Island. Canada while visiting Mt. Rainier spending the night at Ihe North accumulated along the trail ukelelc. The remainder of the
-- .land of Bonaire off the coast of Morris Sorensen family. Guests of the Morris Sorensen National Park. The small town of Fork Quinault campground sowashed away as the group had to evening was enjoyed around the
gaai nezuela for the past three Corning from the San Jose family over the Fourth of July Morton was boasting that this has they could get off to an early ford the Queers River which was campfire, reminiscing and singing
Op, Jonathan" worke l there area of California to make their holiday were their daughter, Kim, becu the biggest tourist season start Wednesday. Their hike the about three feel deep. under the open skies.
0 i th Trans World Radio and wdl permanent residence on Hood husband Gary and infant son,they have cvcr witnessed, first day was up the Three Lakes Continuin,,z frolu this crossing. Tile lasl day in the wilderness
., tinue this work in Swaziland Canal are Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jason. A week ago Saturday, Trail pasl Ii'ely Lake. Following they reached the lush greenconsisted ofasix-milehikcoutto
Ilere a newstationisbcingbuilt. Oberbilling and children, Andy Morris and Beverly Sorensen homesickness got the best of Big Creek, they covered about
David Lmning so he flew home
tool i
The Hoodsport Community
Lurch is sponsoring a potluck
nner at 1 p.m. Sunday for Mr.
Mrs. Jonathan Gain. Guests
welcome to attend.
Mrs. Andrew Scott hosted a
lby shower for Mrs. Gary
tman and infant daughter,
Jean, July 2. Assisting
rs. Scott with games and
were Marie Gutherie
Connie Atkins.
.e. ir Conditioning --
t and Heating
Engineering
i Sales & Service
I SC
wo f~
)el ~ , ..
Kellogg Mechanical
jdy~05 E. Cedar 426-5305
t 24-hr. emeL
service
,oa
Conditioning &
Heating
*Oil *Gas
dini~ *Electric
0 p.~l~°on's Plumbing & Heating
916 Olympic Hwy. N. 426-3483
~g Since ]948"
Mason
County
Jto Glass
Expert Installation
JIM PAULEY, INC.
~1i nil~t. View
~neeland Center Ph. 426-8231
"- Major Overhauls
-- Brakes & Ignition
--Welding & Tune-ups
ED'S SERVICE
~19 So. 1st 426-1212
Hoe Service
Septic Tank Installations
Ditching
BOnded & Licensed 3073
ter[ele;sh m an 5 426.8896
I
0replete Hair Care I
igs. Wiglets - Switches
,, erie Norman Cosmetics
"ennyrich Bras
LAINE'S BEAUTY SALON
& Laurel 426-4582
For Service Call
426-1691
I nstallation
CHUCK'S CARPET
SERVICE
Phone426.2774
Classes Men. Tues., Wed.
Adu t & Children Classes
Greenware Firing
MT. VllW CERAMICS
426-1313
and Julic. The family has
purchased a home along the
Jorsted Creek Road.
Robert Brigham of Brinnon
and Lurelle Weston of Tillicurn
Beach were married at the
Sheltt)n Methodist Church on the
evening of July 7.
Bob Was attended by best
man John Dt)rn. Lurellc's matron
of honor was her daughter, Mrs.
Leslie Smith, Tacoma. Mark
Coins
Coins Bought And Sold
estate appraisals
for appointment:
426-47]9, P.O. Box 866
OLYMPIC GATEWAY
George T. Booth
Concrete
- Ready-mix Concrete
-- Concrete Culverts & Blocks
-- Sand, Gravel, Brick & Stone
-- Fireplace Screens & Tools
GRAYSTONE of SHELTON
.7th & Park 426-3344
Custom Gun Stocks
*New stocks made
* Old stocks refinished
* Glass bedding, inlays
426-6495
enjoyed a weekend trip to lhe
Cascades. They stayed the night
at Morton, then journeyed on up
to Mr. Rainier. The lodge and
surrounding area was barren of
snow but fields of dogtooth lilies
were in full bloom. A side trip
(;ver "to Crystal Mount,'lin to
revealed no snow, however the ski
lift was operating to give visitors a
bird's eye view of the drying
mount ain slopes.
Plumbing
New and Repair ing
BOON'S PLUMBING
& HEATING
RADIATOR REPAIR
"ServH1CJ Mason COtHIty SlnC~, 1948"
191G Olympic Flwy, N. 426-3483
Radiator Repair
426-3483
Boon's Plumbing, Heating
& Sheet Metal
1916 Olympic Hwy. No.
: efrigeration
(~ommercial - Industrial
Sales - Service
KELLOGG MECHANICAL
105 E. Cedar 426-5305
.24-hr. emer. service
SAWS_ -- ,n !
Stihl & McCulloch
Saws .... Cha
m '~enta+s * New Small
Otor tune-up 8, repairs.
SHELTON SAW SHOP INC.
1. to 6 p.m. Sat. 9-5
I¢ Hwy, N. 426-4639
for a day's visit with his family
and friends. After making the
rounds around Iowa, he returned
to Illinois where he is stalioned at
Chanule Air Force Base.
The Hood Canal Hi-Riggers
4-H Club met Friday morning at
the home of their leader, Mrs.
tlarold Drake. The members made
out registrations for Panhandle
Lake 4-1t Camp and decided to
decorate their 4-H camp cabin on
the American Indian theme.
Mrs. Claude Duggcr's brother,
Lynn Sahnon, and his wife, Polly,
and granddaughter, Darcy, were
up for a visit with relatives this
past week. They look in the
Fourth of July fireworks display
at Lake Cushman before returning
home to Eugene, Oregon•
Recent overnight guesls of
Mrs. Ilene L. Ager were Mrs.
Mildred Nelson and Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Stepanovich. Mrs.
Stepantwich was a former resident
of Itood Canal, employed us an
oyster shucker.
Mrs. Ilenc Ager was a dinner
guesl Sunday evening of Mr. and
Mrs. Rupert C. Lyon who are
residing this summer in the trailer
park adjacen| to her home. Lyon
is a retired Navy comlnander. Hc
and his wife. Lcona, make their
winter home in Escandido,
California.
New members recenlly joining
the tlood Canal Federated Garden
Club arc Mrs. l,illian Bean and
Mrs. Agnes Sicklcr, both of
Shellt)n and Mrs. Leona Lyon of
Escandid(.), California.
Mick and Dt)nna Simnlons
Drugs
-- Helena Rubinstein
-- Cosmetics
-- Prescriptions
-- Hypo-Allergic Cosmetics
NELL'S PHARMACY
5th & Franklin Ph. 426-3327
Floor Covering
- Linoleum - Carpeting
Tile -- Formica
REX FLOOR COVERING
Mt. View Ph. 426-2292
Remodeling
Carpentry- Remodeling
Kitchen Cabinets
Roofing -- Painting
Free Estimates
KEN COOTS
Phone 426-6602
: ental Service
Almost Anything Anywhere
"Bulldozers-Loaders-Pu mps
Folding Banquet Tables
& Chairs, Hospital Beds, Etc.
LEW RENTS
2216 W. 4th, Olympia, 357-7731
Today, Thursday, July 12
Rolary Club luncheon, noon,
Ming Tree Care.
Toastmasters Club, 6:45 a.m.,
Timbers Restaurant.
Tops W.'tshington Chapter No.
313, 7 pan., courthouse annex.
Union Ladies Civic Club,
noon, Union Firehall.
Madrona Barracks No. 1462
and Auxiliary picnic, Kneeland
I)ark.
, Glass Sewing Machines Friday, July 13
Broken qlass replaced promptly!
Insurance claims r)andled! AL'S SlWING CJlalnbor ot'Colll=llerce board
Plate-sheet * Tr)e, mopane * Auto MACHINE RIPAIR meeting, 7:30
a.ln., Hy-Lond I=111.
Mirrors.* Showe,Free Estimates & tub enclosures USedsalemachineSand rent.f°r Ruby Rebekah Lodge, 8 p.m.,
SHELTON GLASS CO, Mt. View IOOF hall.
FOr fast service phone 426-1152
2226 Olympic Hwy. N. 2004 Laurel 426-1831
- Sunday, Jdy 15
Shellon churches invite you
Heating. k Sheet Metal & Welding to atlcnd the church of your
I ] I .°°..
• Heating & Cooling I Plumbing & Nearing G:=nle Show, 11 a.m., Silver
I Sales & Service
I • Sheet Metal I "Se, vmq Mason County Slurs Riders Arena.
I SHELTON FURNACE CO. / Since 1948"
[ 321 S. 3rd 426-4792 L1916 Olympic Hwy N 426-3483 Monday, July 16
I)UD comnlission meeting, !
nsurance
Tired of slloppmg?
Let us do It for you!
A ut G-Home-Boat-Life-Healn:
Business.Preferred Risk?
We locate the lowest cost.
Insuraf~ce is our Ot~ly bUSil~ess.
ARNOLD & SMITH
iNSURANCE AGENCY
111 E. CoLa 426-3317
Masonry
-- Fireplaces
-- All brick and
-- Block work
MASON'S MASONRY
Phone 426-2278
Nursery
Complete Nursery Stock
Perennials - Shrubs - Trees
MT. VIEW GARDEN SHOP
1610 Olympic Hlway No.
426-1313
Professional Painting
I Interior -- Exterior
| Counter Top -- Tiling
I Carpentry
| FRANK'S PAINTING
! 426-3010
[ , Call for,,Estimatels
Shoe Repair
* Polishes & laces of all kinds
* All types of boots and shoes
repaired.
EXPERT SHOE
REPAIR SHOP
311 Grove Street
Farm Slaughtering
I * Cutting & Wrapping
I * Curing, Sausage
I Making
I , Sharp Freezing
I HOME MEAT SERVICE
LKa m ilch e 426-1415
Television Service
Roy & Jo's
TV Repair
426-8763
Typewriters
Adding Machines
Calculato~ s
Local Service *
SHELTON OFFICE
EQUIPMENT
114 S. Second 426.2880
p.m., PUD conference room.
County C()mmission meeting,
10 a.m., courthouse.
Shelton Bridge Club, 7:15
p.m., PUD auditorium.
(;oodwill truck in town.
Phone 4264847 for pickups.
Simpson Pinochle Club, 7:30
p.m., Memorial Hall.
Kidney Foundation, 6:30
p.m., potluck, 7:30 p.m.,
meeting, home of Vic Franklin.
seven miles making camp in tile
Alpine meadows surrt)unding the
small three lakes.
After a restful night at the
Three Lakes shelter they departed
the morning of the Fourth of July
to get over the Quinuult-Queets
Divide. over the divide Ihcy
dropped down into Paradise
Valley, a series of small meadows
forming the headwaters of
Tshlclshy Creek. Conlinuing on
down the mountain, they
followed the creek for several
miles before setting up camp in a
grassy meadow by the creek. This
camp became belier known as
Kangaroo Camp because of all Ihe
small mice sc.'tmpering around. A
large black bear rambled around
the creek Ihat evening, keeping its
distance fl'om camp.
Rain stilled in t)n Ihe
backpackers the following day as
they nlade Iheir way down along
Ihe Tshletshy Creek on Ihc worse
Irail Ihcy had ever encountered.
Sinking inlo mud up h) their
knees, Ihe next eighl miles were
complclely exhausting. To lop
lhis off, while crossing Tshlctshy
Creek for Ihc sixlh lime, Phillip
slipped while backpacking Julic
and her pack across Ihe creek and
both tot)k a thorot=gh dunking,
soaking everything.
A campfire was built to dry
clolhing and cook a warnl lut=ch
before moviug o,. As darkness
fell Ihal day, tile wel and lil'cd
group finally rcsorlcd It) selling
up canlp ill ;.I I==;.tlSl=V arca Ihal
wlts a rcgnlar elk alld bear
paradise. "rrack~ were everywhere
and fresh wildlil'c drt)pp'ings
Tue ay, July 17
Kiwanis Club luncheon, noon,
Timbers Rest atlranl.
City connnission meeling, 2
p.m., city hall.
Tops Washington Chapter No.
640, 7 p.m., county heallh office.
American Legion and
Auxiliary, 8 p.m., Memorial Hall.
Jaycees, 8 p.m., airport
clubhouse.
Lions Club dinner and board
meeting, 7 p.m., Hy-Lond hm.
Job's Daughters, 7:30 p.m.,
Masonic Temple.
Mason Ct)unly Organics, 8
p.m., clubhouse.
Wednesday, July ! 8
Tops Washington Chaplet No.
341,7 p.m., counly health office.
Mason County Robincltcs
Parcnls mceling, 7 p.m..
Bordeaux School.
Children of Simpson
eml loyees, swimming, 6:30 p.m. -
t) p.m.. Shclton pool.
Thursday, July 19
Rotary Club luncheon, noon,
Ming Tree Cafe.
Toaslmasters Club, 6:45 a.m..
Timbers Restaurant.
Tops Washington Cilapter No.
313, 7 p.m., courthouse annex.
Porl Commission nlceling, 8
p.nl., cou rtllouse.
Shelt.'m Nimrod Club, 8 p.m.,
clubhottsc.
Mason County Democrat
Club, 7:30 p.m., PUD.
Shelton Park Board, 7 p.m.,
city hall.
Septic Tanks
Drain Fields
Water Lines
Pare Tam
Bonded and Licensed
Dale Fleshman
Days 426-3073
After S 426-8896
the Queets Ranger Slation. Once
again the dyer had to be forded.
The crossing was treacherous in
the high, swift milky river, but
how comforting it was Io see ..,,
Queets Park Ranger and Chuck
Winnc waiting on the far side to
greet them.
Although the weather was wet
in the Olympic National Park, the
days were warm and there was no
snow along the way. To top this
off, the group didn't encounter
any insects along_lhe way.
Jim Donahoe has served the Credit Union as a volunteer on the Credit
Committee since July of 1964.
Born in Chehalis, Washington, Jim graduated from Chehalis High School,
and went right to work for the U.S. Weather Bureau. He began flying in 1941
and was an instructor for the Navy during WWII in Lewiston, Idaho.
In 1945 Jim opened his own flying school in Chehalis, which he operated
until 1951, when he moved to Shelton to take a position with Rayonier, Inc.'s
accounting department. When the plant closed in 1957, Jim became the sales
representative for Metropolitan Life in the Mason County area.
For the past 4 years Jim has been employed by the City of Shelton's Water
Department, where he not only reads the meters, but repairs and installs them
whenever necessary.
Jim and his wife of 34 years, Louise, raised two sons, Jim and Jerry and live
on Shelton's southside. His hobbies include hunting, fishing, golf and flying,
and other handyman skills acquired in his diverse experience. Together with the
rest of the officials, Jim is one of the...
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