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1965
SI-I'ELTON--MASON COUNTY 3OURNAE--Published in "Ghrisfmasfown, U.g.A.; gheIton,
9
War
Gets Honors
CRISS
recent rains
Weather we have
get thr(mghout
lnake the seeds
and flow-
to are tlle
pring to all
-~nts by the
This has
the Club for"
theey have
bring-
fronl
DOM'T 80TI4ER
adult show and a small prize for
each blue ribhon winner as well
as the classroom with the most
exhibits. Through this project the
Club hopes to interest tile chil-
dren in growing and tending things
in t.he garden alJd hell) them
achieve a sense of pride in their
aeconlplishment.
Another group receiving awards
recently is Belfair Barracks and
Auxiliary No. 2778 Veterans of
\¥orld War I. Both received Hon-
orable Mention for their work ill
of the Fed- "Americanism" as announced at
of Washing- the recent Dept. Convention in
a Junior Yakima ,where Junior Past Pres-
in Septem- ident, Mrs. Laurence Castleman,
starts and was installed as Dist. I Auxiliary
ag their vege-i)rcsident.
tisplay and Tile Barracks' awards were
judge. National as well as District for
just as in an their work locally. The Auxiliary
received Department award for
Memorial Day Services, held in
conjunction with tile loc'd VFW,
in which they placed flags on
Veterans Graves in the local ceme-
tery. During tile year they gave
114 small flags to youngsters in
the Sunday Schools of the two
Belfair churches and 72 flags lo
school youngsters in tile local 4-H
groups. At their meeting last Sun-
day, a report on tile recent con-
~t~- vention was given and four new
members were welcomed. Attend-
ing their second meeting of the
group were Mrs. Grace Hunt, Mrs.
\Villiam B. Herrick, Mrs. Hattie
Brooks and her daughter Mrs.
John H. Thompson.
~11 you ALL
but for now
it's the very
and oil
Mrs. Thompson ks the first
daughter of a World War I Vet:-
eran t.o join the auxiliary and tile
i third ill tile State of Washington.
"~ The charter was draped in memory
of Mrs. Guy Sharer, s-ecrctary of
the group at the time of her
death July 5, and a charter mem-
ber of the auxiliary.
The Kiwanis' Fireworks display
last weekend was fine and if they
had planned it they couldn't have
had hetter weather: The evening
was clear and balmy and no wind-
what more could be asked. Judging
by the traffic and boats, a good
many people enjoyed the long
weekend on the Canal.
"- FAiR GROUNDS
iE PARKING-.
and 8:00 P.M•
Hour Earlier
Fashioned" Big.TopC,r©us"
Q
TWILIGHT LITTLE LEAGUE
kei"
!l
A(ITt
~t~O F:t E "SHOW
Of Pacific Ceast
..... ;.ff
CAMERA-EQUIPPED BACKPACKERS--Ruth McCleary (far
left) authored and her husband, Mac (far right) took most of the
photographs included in a 5-page picture story ,,Backpacking Along
the Pacific," which was published in the summer issue of tile nat-
i.onal outdoor magazine "Better Cam~ping." In the center left to
right are the couple's daughters, Janice and Judy, who accom-
panied their parents on a weekend pack trip last summer along the
Washington coast line south of La Push, on which the article
and photos are based. Outdoor photography is a hobby for Mac,
who is an industrial photographer who takes primarily indoor
photos while working in the Research Division for Rayonier, Inc.,
here. The McClearys live near Picketing Passage.
The summer i s s u c of "Better
Camping," all outdoors magazine
published ill Milwaukee, Wis., fea-
tures a color cover photograph and
an acc()mpanying five-page photo
and article spre~td entitled "Back-
packing Along tile Pacific," by
Rnth and Mac McCleary of Picker-
ink Pasaa,ge.
The story, written by Mrs. Mc-
Cleary, and the photographs, taken
by both Mr. and Mrs. McC e:u'y,
deal with the beauty of the Wash-
ington coast line, specifically t:he
occau strip area of Olympic Na-
tional Park ~outh of La Push,
TIlE COVER photograph by
fr:lnles ill frill colol' the COU-
ple's two girls, Janiee, 10. and
Judy, 11, through a rock tunnel on
Rialto Beach near La Push. Ill the
backgn'ound hchind the girls is a
rock formation "hay stack" jut-
ling out of tile turbulent tidewa-
ter v,,a Vq)S.
MeCleary said his family made
the trip last summer. Although
the trip was completed in one
weekend, we returned to the area
several times after that to the area
of the photographs, he said.
"We sent the matm4al to 'Better
Camping' in January. Then in
April we got a notice explaining
that the picture and st(n.~ would
apl)ear ill one of the magazine's
sllnlnlee issues," McClcary com-
mented.
McCleary is an industrial pho-
tographer for the Research Divi-
si(m of RayonieP, Inc. \Vhile he
takes primarily indoor lahoratol'y
nlagaziu;~, article.
BY MRS. RAY KRATCHA
SOUTHSIDE- Southside Grange
meeting will be held July 16 at
8 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. l~ny Krqteha Sun-
day evening visited Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Kin]hall.
tn
By MABEL KIDD
DAYTON-- --Ladies Clnb will hold
its next meeting ill the form of :t
picnic July 13, at Lake Nahwat-
zel at the Ken Woldens. For fur-
ther information call Rose I)angh-
erty.
Mrs. George Pnrves and three
daughtcrs of Sunnyvale, Calif. ar-
rived June 29 to spend the month
of July with her mother, Mrs. Ger-
trude Scott.
The Dick Leonard family enjoy-
ed having weekend guests fronl
Yakima, the Vincent Sheppherd
family. The group gathered in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Leonard
near Lilliwaup for the fourth.
Geradine and Jim Schur of Se-
attle were home with their par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dehner Schur
for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Galen Clifford and
Randi of Central Point, Ore., vis-
ited Saturday afternoon in the
Harry Kidd and Alvie Chapman
homes.
Douglas White of Shelton is
spending some time with his sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Ned Jacobsofl.
Weekend gnests of Mr. and D~rs.
Dell Adams were Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Tibbits and chidren of Raymond
and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Troup
and children of Des Moines. Spend.
ing tile Fourth with them were the
Dick Kellys and his mother and
the tester Adams family and Mrs
Cecile Norris of Tacoma.
The Joan Anderson family spent
several days at Kalaloch camping
out. Duane Kidd accompanied the
Cliff Rumpff family on this out-
inK. Mr. and M~'s. George Chapin
of Lilliwaup also enjoyed a week
with the group. Joining them Mon-
day were Stan and Anna Dyson
and children of Shelton and Mr. A.
S. Dyson of Tenino.
Los Angeles guests in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson
Tuesday were Mr. 'and Mrs. Bill
Harper and children.
A CAMPFIRE TRAINING class
was held Tnesday evening at Paz-
handle Lake 4-H Camp for a gTOU p
of 14 Mason County 4-H member:~
Grays Harbor 4-H members will
he convening at the lake for a
week begimfing on Sunday, July
,11.
The Clyde Scrogham family en-
joyed spending the fourth at Er-
hind Point with the Andy Wil-
liams.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McQuilkin
and children, Mr. and Mrs. John
Banks, Arcadia, and Jerry tan-
ning of Hoodsport started out the
fourth with breakfast at Twanoh
and spent the day there enjoying
the fireworks in the evening.
Saturday and overnight guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pearson were
Mr. and ~b's. Reginald Pearson of
Scquim and grandchildren, Patty
and Michelc Fisher of Redmond.
The group picnicked at Walker
Parl~ Saturday afternoon and then
visited Dayton Lookout to enjoy
the. beautiful view front the tower.
Curtis Snow of Seattle who is look-
out therc this ye'ar has a four-lcg-
ge(t eompanio|l keeping" hir~l eom-
pany---a black billy goat which
wandered up the mountain.
S I
Dave Rayson joined his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rayson, the
Clyde Bartons and Lawrence Bei-
leys at the Bailey cabin on Treas-
ure Island for July 4 festivities
The Tom Baze family celebrated
the fourth of July at Island Lake
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rey-
nold Mason.
Mrs. James Dougherty and chil-
dren had fonrth of July dinner
with the Bob Bent family in Shel-
II
were staying ill l~alnliCilU W ILl,
Mrs. Lee Bishop.
Picnicking on the fourth at 2~,va-
noh with the Bloomfield family
were the Vernc Schuffcnhauel's~
the Floyd Wattcrs, tile Bert
Woods, Mrs. Lee B.ishop and Jerry
Manley who is from Tacoma.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W'illis of
Cottage Grove, Ore., spent Sunday
overnight with her parents, Mr.
V
MUSIG BOX
205 Cots
Shelton, Wash.
ton. and Mrs. Joe Kirk,
CANDI KUHR SPENT tlle week- __ .................................................................................
end with the James Hiekson girls
and her parents picked her up on
Monday evening and visited.
The James Dougherty family
also were Monday evening visitors
and Patti spent the night with the
Hieksons.
Friday evening visitor of James
Hickson was Ted Leigh of Olym-
pia.
Gathering at Mason Lake July 4
for a family picnic, ~dth other
members, were Mr. and Mrs. War.
ren Williams and Linda, Mr. and
Mrs. Mcl Cuzick and Charlene,
Archie Kidd and Mr. and ~:rs.
Harry Kidd.
A three day campout at Tr,~sk
Lake was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Aldrich, Mrs. Dee Nichols
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Mom.ison, Mr. and Mrs. Iw/r
Rransford and children, Andy
Scalff and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Scalff
and family.
The Pete Bloomfield family vis-
ited Monday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Wood who had arrived
that day from Ventura, Calif. and
for GARS,
& TRAGTORS
Over-Night Service on those hard-to-get parts
• Cylinder Head valve grinding - Cylinder Heads resurfaced
• Piston Pin Fitting - Pistons Expanded
Q CyHnde¢.BIo~k Rcboring - Brake DrumsRenewed ....
• Hi-Pressure Lines for Industrial Equipment
• Crank Shaft Kits
229 So. First St.
Phone 426-3351
$
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4th & R ilroad
Southsidc Eagles met at the
home Of Mrs. Don Wilson July 8
at 6 p.m. 4-H menlhers talked
about judging beef, sheep and pigs
and made their "Jolly Rodgcrs"
flag for 4-H Camp. The mecting
a(ljoumlcd and the next meeting
will be Aug. 12.
Silver Stars met at the home of
Mr. Jim Ligiltbody last Tuesday
evening with Jim Lightbody as
host.
Miss Mary Beth Magnett of the
Silver Stars left Saturday even-
ing by phme to visit her sisters
Mrs. Joyce Evangowich and fam-
ily and Mrs. Barhara Harrington
and family both of San Francisco,
Calif.
PICNICING AT Mason Lake
Recreation Area on the Fourth of
JulI, were. Mr. and Mrs.. Fred
Stuck of Cole road, Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Stuck of Hoquiam, Mr. and
Mrs. Carrel Stuck and son of He-
quiam, Mr. and Mrs. AI Atkinson
and son of Hoquiam, Mrs. Dave
Pratt and children of Hoquiaxn,
Dick MeCauley and a. friend ot
Hoquiam, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
StucR, Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Stuck, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hollo-
waY, Rose Mary Halbert and son,
Ernest Stuck, Mr. and Mrs. John
Hubbard and children of Fort
Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Will Coles
of Kodiak, Alaska.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Colcs left
last Tuesday for Kodiak, Alaska
after spending some time visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stuck and rel-
atives.
Mrs, Kenneth J. Archer l,'riday
took her mother Mrs. Catherinc
Johnson back to Port Orchard.
Guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Stuck last Monday staying o~/er
night was Opal Lancaster of Olym-
pia,
BOY SCOUTS took ~t tril) last
Monday morning up to the see-
end Olympic National F'orest Ran-
get" Statiou, in the troop hildng
Were Ken O'dell scout master,
Harvey Deweyert and S. W. Van-
der Wegen
assisling and scoltt:'t
Dalhls Gunter, Chnek Vander Wa,m;
Chuck Wicken, Brnce Edson, Braa
"Wilson, Bill McComh. Mark Sund,
Vie Downer, Steve Bostrom, Tim
Anstey, Gary Miltonberger, Bruce
Wilsoll and a frieud, Boh Carrey,
Brian Wilson..lira Vik, JimmY
Knceland and ,lira 1)enslcy. Tak-
ing the scouts llp Monday xvel'c
Mr. and Mrs. Roli Guntcr,' Irving
Vik, Marvin Anstey, James M:c-
Conlb and Pete VanderWal wilt)
took all the equipment up for the
Scouts. Tile Scouts and leaders
started out on their hike aL Graves
Creek, hiked through O'Niel En-
(]lacier, I)ialllond Melt(lows ;in(I
]-[oneynloon Mea(Iows. rI'lle troop
,hiked 27 mih;s, took ah)ng (Icily-
dl'ated food. Gary Miltonbergcr
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We MUST Make Room For Our FALL Merchandise Which Is Already Arriving.
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¢
Selected Group
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BUY ONE DRESS, COAT OR SUIT AT
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OVER 500 DRESSES, SUITS & GOATS
TO GHOOSE FROM
LARGE GROUp
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• • • . • • •
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BUV ONE AT REGULAR PRICE AND
THEN SELECT ANOTHER OF LESSER
OR EQUAL VALUE AND PAY ONLY 1¢
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¢
Enttire Stock
HUGK YARDAGE ,
Values to $1.39
Big Spice & Nubby Fleece
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Large Group
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Ship-N-Shore
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BEAGH TOPPERS
Reg. $4.00 - $4.98 ................ $3.00
Reg. $6.00 - $7.98 ................ $5.00
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Bobble Brooks S
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Short Sleeve
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One Group
WASH N' WEAR TROUSERS.•
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Short Sleeves
SPORT SHIRTS . . . . . .
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PLUS
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ltems At OFF and I/
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em~ghL 8 trout and Bruce Wilson
got 1 and s~w a doe and fawn and TOWll & Cotnitry --- Casuals
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