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Colony Surf
:rty owners and
Club attended the
Y planning
in Shelton,
the adding of
to the Colony
the development
Hoss Inc. of
ran high
Property
and those who
to attend the
sent letters of
Commission felt
improvements,
the roads,
of the water
for County
Improving the
and recreation
boat ramp,
putting in the tennis court and
putting greens etc., should be
completed in the original
properties before any more
additions are added.
Action on the new addition
was delayed for further study,
and a special meeting of the
planning commission is to be held
within two weeks to take up
further action on the matter.
Guests from New York
Emma Lee of Blue Ox Beach
recently enjoyed a three days visit
from Kay Mudra and Mary
Aquino of Manhattan, N.Y. who
are the sisters of her son-in-law
Bud Buttacavoli. Bud, his wife
LaVerne (who is Mrs. Lee's
daughter) and their daughter,
Gina were also guests during the
time the New Yorkers were here.
They enjoyed the beach, and also
nlversary
of Santa Barbara, Calif.
b, reception wasMr. and Mrs. Arvid Johnson
e Sk ok om ish and Edith were guests at the
particularily enjoyed a trip up to
Lake Cushman and up the
Staircase for a picnic.
This was the second visit out
here for Kay Mudra and Mary
Aquino, and Mrs. Lee had visited
them in New York during her last
trip east. She enjoyed their visit
and said how nice it was to see
them again.
Evans Celebrate
Faith and Lewis Evan of
Holiday Beach celebrated their
35th wedding anniversary (which
was on July 14) July 11. Their
daughter; Sharon entertained her
parents with dinner at The Cliff
House in Tacoma. It was a
beautiful evening, and their table
at the window looked out over
the water and Mt. Rainer lookzd
close enough to touch.
Later the group went to the
Puyallup Elks Club where they
enjoyed good entertainment and
dancing. There they were
presented with a small bottle of
champaigne and two glasses
engraved "Happy Anniversary"
by the management. The
orchestra played the Anniversary
Waltz.
Again on Tuesday evening,
Faith was entertained, this time
be Madge and Allie Roninson,
Ioprnen
with a dinner at Adairs Cafe. On
this, the anniversary date,
unfortunately Lewis had to work.
Saturday Mrs. Elva Patterson
and her son and daughter-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Patterson, of
Seattle, called on the Evans. Elva
who is a long time friend of
the Evans family, is retired from
the Seattle Park Department.
Enjoy Fishing Trip
Bob Blanchard and his family
of Ayock Beach recently took a
vacation trip to get in some
fishing up at Neah Bay. What with
bad weather and un-cooperative
fish, they returned home
somewhat disgruntled. So they
went fishing virtually in their own
front yard and Bob caught a 36
pound salmon.
Busy Weekend
Low tides and lovely weather
brought out a record crowd to the
canal beaches this past weekend.
At times it was almost bumper to
bumper traffic Friday night and
again on Sunday. Fishing was good
and quite a few Kings and Chinook
were caught off the mouth of the
Hamma Hamma River. Lots of
clams and oysters were gathered on
the 3.3 ft. minus tides.
The limit on oysters is 18 per
xpans on
person, and this applies whether
taken on one's own private beach
or on public lands. This count
includes even the immature
oysters in clusters, as some have
found out, to their dismay.
Perhaps it should also be
mentioned that private lands
include all the beach that is
uncovered by the most extreme
tides.
Maryland Visitor
Six-year-old Christopher
Major of University Park, Md. was
a recent visitor in Lilliwaup when
he spent three days here as part of
a camping trip planned by his
Whidbey Island grandmother,
Mrs. Albert Scott. He flew out
alone from his home in University
Park, Md. as he had done the
summer he was five, for a
vacation with relatives. And
Christopher is lucky in his choice
of a grandmother who knows how
to royally entertain a small boy
who is full of energy.
Chris and his youthful-spirited
grandmother were accompanied
by Mrs. Scott's daughter, Joanne
Strandwoid, and another aunt,
Mrs. Louis Beaudrey of Olalla. In
their well-arranged bus-type
camper they drove up to Olympic
Hot Springs area, where they
made their headquarters for three
days before coming to Hood
Canal. In Lilliwaup they made
camp in front of the old stone
fireplace on the John Robinson
property at the entrance to
Lilliwaup Creek Valley..
Enthusiastic assistance in
showing the young visitor a good
time was given by his uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Pierpont
Robinson of Lakewood who were
guests at the Jack Catto beach
home. They hosted a salmon
barbecue dinner on the beach.
Chris went boating and
swimming, fished in the creek and
went for a ride up the Skokomish
Valley and to Camp Govey.
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Management
Agreement
Washington State's forest
industry has signed a smoke
management agreement with
government agencies in order to
control air pollution from
essential forest burning.
Controlled burning of slash in
logged-off areas is necessary to
meet the legal requirements
covering proper reforestation and
forest fire prevention.
The new air quality agreement
was signed by the Washington
Forest Protection Association,
representing large and small forest
owners throughout the state.
Government agencies
concurring in the program were
State Department of Ecology,
Division of Air Quality Control:
State Department of Natural
Resources: U.S. Forest Service;
and U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs.
The Department of Natural
Resources will coordinate the
program. It will include daily
reports of all forest slash burning
and will sanction such burning
when air quality and forest fire
danger levels permit.
Garrett Eddy, president of the
W.F.P.A., said that forestland
owners are cooperating in the
effort in order to improve the
environment while also meeting
the legal slash removal
requirements for forest fire
protection.
To make your children
capable of honesty is the
beginning of education.
John Ruskin
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tion were the Sunday dinner guests at the
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Sharlyn York Grangers don't forget this
There were 84 Friday evening is the regular
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Out of town 6:30 p.m. Also notice the
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Arthur Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hunter
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Mrs. Avene vacation trip into Canada, going
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