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Page 5:
asey
May
for I,:athryn
,e held in Bat-
mc today aT 1
Sandoval will
:il] be in Shel-
'- b(}rll ill Sh{'l-
1925 and died
M.{). She had
'f Noel for tile
am foPmerty of
employed in the
[itor',, office for
'e her marriage.
by her husband,
ldrcn, Curt, Ge-
l of Noel, Me.;
Georgia Miller,
rge, Fred, .h}hn,
llel', all of Shel-
th.s..lean Plant,
cite Longshore,
la Olsen, Olym-
avel, Germany;
fith, Bremerton.
erence grounds
camp will be
keg. 13-18. This
/ill be for 4th
ers. Any inter-
TR 7-5283 for
es were expect-
Martin Sanda
n., on Tnesday
is Phylis' sis-
visit the Fair
, Rodman visit-
ndma Scott on
the Jack Rod-
t at Staircase
rold Mille drove
today. They en-
lghter and son-
[rs. Joe Hansen
Dr. and Mrs.
hter, Fila at a
Monday night.
t Tuesday mor-
ro, Va., where
daughter and
)in her for two
:list.
eturned to their
ffter seeing the
, Rolland E. ..................
Last Rites
Rolland Er,wSt J{
Fairnmn! (tied
11111/1|{)11. New Y{}l'k,
l'cbrua]'v 17. 490,
enct,. O1'9., :ln{l
C{}llllty f{)l' 25 years.
He had l}een empl0
County Public
Three arid wlq a
Uni{m Cil y
Funel"t] serviCeS
Tuesday at 1 p.na.
I,'llllel'il l ].l{}lne.
Knautz officiated.
,el'vice \\;va s
of tlle Union Ma:
Shclton Memorial
He is survived bY
Shclton; a son,
daughler, Mrs.
|(}IX and seven
Grav eside
Held For
Graveside
2 p.na. Monday
c.rial Park for
man, infaut son
\\;Villiam Pinkermal%
died Friday at the!LblNGSe v
Hospital, Tacoma.,/iegreat begrnn{n;:ndr;dhe pe°ple .... wil,
conducted by ReV. .,'g Pdg e When on Panhandle
b°n_ lay.;- t'l night they come to the salmon
in TimothYshelton waSGenerat =/OlnS at 6:30" p.m.The publiCMrs. GeorgiaiS invited and
Miller
sides his parent= he !.r,t; the
VlC0 ,,!::,.,: barbecuing. The lodge is part
three
sislers,
and Tersia; two br0bWi. .....................
Terry, ail at the fai!
gran'dfather, Mr. 6n!
Born at Moorehe
11, 19904, he tla(
County tile past
Fnneral
terday at 11 a.n I ,
Fune{'al Home. Re'
officiated, inter}el t
lkinson will be ton Memorial parle
at the church He is stu'vived i'
g. Rev. Wesley Elizabelh Btlrzloll'
ly'are on vaea- P, iece, Mrs. Arehle
Ariz.; and one neP #
C. Burzloff puyallt
D FIGHT bugs ....................... :he camp be-
rover kno, ;
'garden without We have sueee# a.m. to the
,ulletin "HOME when ( .... Mig ue!_'Ci ctt is reminis-
}r yon free from bell of yes-
,vice. Pets a.ssemble
at 7:30 a.m.
. Ceremony and
Places at the
the campers
I0 --GIll rig :otis and
.T*'*" "" '" H'P tUl' hike led
any other out-
Choosing
[ off is avail-
ring session of
and everyone
for One of the
APPO,K "
ILL chimes at
= ngry campers
again at tim
............... ... ....... • ...... ,..
of the cooperative work of the Grays Harbor and
Mason County 4-H Leaders' Council to provide
adequate camping facilities on their 425 acre
tree farm that completely surrounds Lake Pan-
handle 12 miles west of Shelton.
(Extension Service Photo)
and the one they feel is the neat-
est receives the "Gooney Bird"
for that meal. Each club tries
very hard to receive the "Bird"
therefore competition gets very
keen as the week passes so that
each table feels they are "table
best of all" by the time camp
closes.
AFTER LUNCH, classes com-
mence, which will include Danc-
ing, Beginning and Intermediate
Swimming, Junior and Senior Ar-
chery, Plaster of Paris Planters
Paper Craft, Ribbon Flowers
Song Leading, Camp News, Wooa
Craft and Knitting. All these clas-
ses will be taught by 4-H Leaders
and Junior Leaders with the ex-
ception of Swimming. Mrs. Sally
Stacey who is a qualified life-
guard will be in charge of the
swimnting instruction and will be
assisted by two 4-H Junior Lead-
ers.
After classes the boys and girls
are given a free period to do any-
lhing they wish. They can go
s;imniflg, rest or cheek out
,equipmeht: fo{" sports.
By the time the dinner bell
ring:s, the boys and girls are fa-
mished and rush in for their eve-
Lqng meal. They will be fed dur-
ing the week by two very hard-
working and most delightful lad-
ies, Mrs. Buby Smart and Mrs.
Lavina Pulsifer. Their day begins
at 6 a.m. and ends at 10 p.m.
through which they seem to main-
tain smiles. In addition to the
three nteals a day they put out,
"liSp
Shelton. t ' ' Hers Wl end Busy
Panhandle Lake Campsite
JaKen ,-. members When .the meal is over,,each
Death elaiuaed ld] aXiousiy prepar 2 club stacks serapes ant arranges
CO.:I 1 cLrl '
heft Monda in@Ta . , nual week of the silver and dimlerware in a
had bcn ,tYesident t h0!d tnis year July neat and orderly pile at the end
, e , ,. e ' their ' • " '- we eaders are
month. Mr. Krabb le eampmte on of he tables. T l ,
home was at star " ' then picket to judge the tables
t'd(.,,/ ','ill check in
I l|:m. MOnday. After
year's camp
" Jlkl2"U. The shelters
t ili" ged by a team of
i *1' l he one tt]at is
' {, • • , • p
i" Y m rmng
;IbiS, ues Will go some-
lh.
are noisy
AS AUTHOIIIv :
Call
"organ-
every nleal
:lay serenade
:here doesn't
M ERCUR
ble in the dining hall for recrea-
tion. There is dancing, games, and
special programs. Every night it
is different. One night during the
camping session, there is usually
a party and the campers wear
costumes depicting the theme of
their shelter. Most often these
are costumes they have made up
at camp and are quite nnique and
imaginative.
EACIt CLUB presents a skit
during camp. These are usually
given after the evening meal. The
best skits are given again on the
last night of camp at a program
for the parents.
The evening recreation session
continues until 9:30 p.m. then the
hampers have a snack 'and are ex-
cused to go to the shelters and
get ready for bed. Lights out
comes at 10 p.m. and the giggling
and talking starts any time after
that. This is probably as much
of camp as anyt?ffng else, but in
order to get. any rest at all, the
leaders have to insist on peace
and quiet.
The Camp News class puts out
a newspaper twice during the
Harstine Island Couple is
Honored On 45th Anniversary
By i)onette Gl.lser
HARS'f'INE -- One of Harstine
Island's happiest couples cele-
brated their fourty-fiftl wedding
anniversary on July 14. Paul and
Odeyne Chaffee were honored by
their children on that day at the
Borst Park in Centralia Mrs. Don
Marble of Sparks, Nev., Mrs. Betty
Radelet of Elma and E,'nest
Chaffee of Vaneonver, hosted the
anniversary picnic where 93
friends and relatives joined to-
g'ether to ironer Patti and Odeyne.
They had a "This is "Your Life."
t.ype program showing pietnres
taken from childhood tllrough 45
years of marriage. Poems written
by Paul were read, and stories
were told and a lot of reminiscing
was done. Cake, coffee, punch and
Ice cream were herved in the big'
community kitchen. A pot luck
picnic was laeld in the shade of the
big evergreen trees. Their children
presented them with a star-shaped
plaque with the names of their five
children and grandchildren on the
points of the star. The Chaffee's
nantes and wedding date were
engraved in the center of the star.
Two of their sons, Dick and Don of
California were unable to attend
I;tlt Don and children Linda,
Donna, .rancie and Donald of
Long Beach, Calif. arrived Tuesday
and his wife Jaunice arrived by
plane Sunday. Congratulations to
both of you from all yon, Island
triends.
GRANDMA Dugdale enjoyed a
four day visit from her sister, Mrs.
Ruth Scherler of Foster, near
Seattle.
Had a nice chat with Gret
Simmons and learned son Jim is
home fro' a month's stay. Jim is
director of the choir and orchestra
t North Central High School in
Spokane. The Simmons recently
bad company from Kodiak, Alas;a.
The Hiram McAllisters stopped
for a visit on Harstine on their
way north after a visit to Hawaii.
They will make their new home in
Seattle.
Mrs. Virginia Sanford and chin
dren Debra and Stephanie of Wen-
atchee were recent housegtmsts of
the Simnmns. Gret and daughter
Dixie and children Sil and Suzie
8pent a week at Long, Beach. They
were disappointed there were no
clam tides but did enjoy beach
combing.
THI LAST WEEK our fet'ry
crews really earned their money.
The ferry harl :t big wor'R out. 647
eal's crossed frolll Monday nlornirlg
Ill Sin]day night.
Friday altered{ion Mr. alld Mrs.
Don Eddy bP(mghl Suzie (llaser
honle afteP a tWo week vacatiol]
in t{oquiant and Lake Quinault. AL
lhe Lake Suzan was the guest of
Let Aunt and Uncle. the Donnld
Bm'netts. Satur(lay morning the
Eddys and Vincent Glaser left, for
:, three-day visit in Everett then
on to Hoquiam for the rest of
his week's vacation with (;ran(tnta
Cda and Papa.
Islanders wistl to say a "speedy
]ccovery" tn Mrs. Earl (Mary
Wingert) Chappcll who has been
ill in the Shelton General this
'a eek. Grandma and Grandpa
Wingert are earing for lhe chil-
dren while Mary gets "back on her
feet again."
BIRTtIDAV, top the news this
week. Mrs. Mablc Baunsgard was
bonored by her friends and neigh-
Lors Friday night. The A1 Prid-
hams, Sid Baunsgards, Gordon
Simmons, Ray McCullochs, Mrs.
,Bassendale and Mr. Nels Bauns-
gard joined together to sin K t4appy
Birthday Mable.
Sunday evening Bud and
Donette Glaser hosted a picnic
v.t their borne at Ballow. The
occasion was Donette's birthday.
Ham, fried chicken and all the
trimmings were. served buffet style
from their picnic table (a gift
from Pat Doherty). Mr. and Mrs,
James Lohrer, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Meeks and children and Clark
Shultes Jr, and Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Yates and Rusty, and the
Glaser childen attenael
ALgO celebrating his birtlid/y
Sunday was Art Wingert, who
reports he wrapped himself armmd
n fried chicken dinner and one
of his wife Ciaire's famous pies.
Belated greetings Art.
The Lyle and John ttitchcocks
ore camping' out on the east side
of Harstine. They have a lovely
campsite on a pebbly beach with
just enough gentle slope to make
the swimming wonderful for Janet
and Sheryl.
We would like to remind all
Islanders tbat the Harstine Store
is, closed Mondays. Store hours
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thm'sday
and Sunday are 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Friday and Sah,rday the holws are
il a.m. to 8 p,m.
t The Robert Thorn;', spent the
weekend on Harstine. Enjoyed
boating, water skiing, sun bathing
KIMBEL AWARDED
[ITSAP GONTRAGT
Tile Roy J Kind)el Construction
Company nf Shelton yesterday
e(mH}leled e(}nlractm'al papers to
in.tall water re'tins and fire hy-
drants al Annapolis (Kitsap Coun-
Iy) m n civic p!'nje{tt costing $76,
000.
The Rhclhm fiPm was low hi{t-
de, on the project
The Kimbel firm also has just
eonph,i.ed the new public launch-
ing ramp at Arcadia Point. The
pr(}£i(ct was d{me for the Shelton
Pm't District. The concrete ramp
i.' 24 x 150 feet and rmrntits lallll-
thing boats at low tidt;.
:rod swinaming a[ their honte near
he ferry landing.
NE ABOUT Harstine's new-
cst young couple, Yvormc and Bob
Stamborsky are living in Glasgow,
Mont. where Bob is st,tioned in
the Air Force. They purchased a
40' hy S' trailer house.
Gall and Hank Riggs and chil-
dren of Pale Al(o, Calif., have
am'ived on McMiken Island for a
lhree-week's stay. They attended
the fair Monday. Dy. and Mrs,
A. B. Carson are due to arrive
today from Oakland, Calif.
Saturday the J. Lohrers and L.
5errells called on the R. L. Me-
Culh/chs. They played the popular
Garden Bowl game, "Bocce." Mar-
garet reports that her daughter
and family the Gino Battonies have'
returned from ()hi() where they
attemled the family rennion of the
Battoni family. Gino has won his
second suggestion award from
I.B.M. He will attend San Jose
State College this fall. His course
:will be Business Management. Also
calling on the McCullochs this
week were Mrs. Esther Goetsch
and grandson, Schuyler, and Mrs.
H. Hartley and girls.
The Harstine Island Grange met
Friday, July 20th at the hall. They
requested the commissioners to
have the roads graded and asked
them if anything can be done
about the approach from the
Ballow roa0 north towards the
store. The Grange also donated $5
to the Shelton Recreation fund.
IIUGO AND CELIA Glaser
spent Sunday in Gig Harbor
visiting their daughter Mr. and
Mrs. Lam'en (Margaret} Simmon
and children.
The Ray Berghs of Olympia
came by boat Monday and visited
1he Jim Lohrers.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Spahr and
o.aughterPatty of Tacoma and
Dick Dixon of Port lan( spent the
weekend at the Spahrs summer
borne.
Regislration For
Primary To Glose
Regislration for the Sept. 11
l, rimary election in Mason Coun-
ly will be eh)sed Aug. 12, County
Auditor C. Nohtn Mason sai(l to-
day.
The registration books will he
open for transfers tmtil Aug. 26. •
Eligible voters wire will be reg-
istering for tile first time m the
county can register with the reg-
istration officer in the precinct.
Voters in city precincts register
at city trail.
Lelters !o the Editor
GLAI) TO HEAR Tills
To the Editor:
I havc begun to like this new
trailer life here where the sun
shines evePy day. Of course .I
must get used to no rain for we
have had none since April. The
wcather is in the 70-80's every
day.
I'll say hello to all my old
friends :rod neighbors and report
that my health is slowly getting
better: I ant just 20 miles east cm
highway 80 out of San Diego. My
address is 13954 ttighway 80,
No. 35, Lakeside, Calif.
--Mrs. Syble Taylor
P.S.- Will you send me the map
as there was none in Iny paper.
I sure enjny the Journal every
week.
Try A Journal Want Ad
Two Fires Reporled
In Rural Areas
, i i i | i
Fire reports du,'ing the week
from the Department of Natural
}esonrces inchlded:
7:44 p.m. Thurs(Iny, a brush and
grass fire at Hixon's Cm'ner which
burned 1.6 acres.
1:29 p.m. Friday, a spot fire on
lhe Del Shur /'arnl.
Accident in farm lmmes take
approximately 2,600 lives each
year. Falls lead the list. Anchor
scatter rugs with skid-proof ba('k-
htg. and keep stairs uncluttered
and well-lighted.
i i i ull, ,ul
Les Joslin
SUGGESTS/
You'll need your income more
while you're disabled and can't
earn it see me about low oost
Accident Insurance.
' LIF| * ACCID|NT * N|ALIN
1627 SUMMIT DRIVE • PHONE 426-6373
week. This contains everything
from teacher interview to shelter
scuttlebutt.
TIIE HIGItLI(HT of camp is EELLS and VALLEY Presents.
no doubt the last night hen a
Salmon Barbecue is featured. The
public is invited and usually turns
out in great number. Bat then,
who wouldn't when they find out
that Mrs. Georgia Miller does the A B L ES'"
bavbeetling. ' "UNTOUCH
ooo,00,, ,,x0s THE
in her special Indian fashion "md
it is delicious, to say the least.
"Pickets will be sold at camp the
night of the barbecue which is
Aug. 3. Dinner will be served at
6:30 P.m, While Georgia is barbe-
cuing the salmon, 4-H Leaders
and the Camp Cooks are prepar-
ing the rest of the meal. There IIIUI'AIIIIIIIIII IH
is no better way to spand a love- umu00unao00=, : m , , ,
ly summer evening than to have auvar00u00u""'""" STYLING
a wonderful dinner by the side , * , , , , !
of a picturesqtte little lake and
is always they also fix ttp an evening snack to enjoy a program prepared for OOMPAOT DESIGN
, and lets tor the campers before they are you by the 4-H boys and girls nf O'ALRO:D " ' | |
C 0 M i table and hustled off to bed. Mason Oo,,nty :, VALUE
' members The Flag Lowering ceremony is As you can see, life aL 4-H u
all might held shortiv after dinner and the camp each summer is quite active Healing Unils
up and par- boys and o:irls g'atl, er a,'o,,nd the and not enot, gh praise can be giv- a . AND UNTOUOHABLE IN
e a couple Flag Pole and sing "Day is Done". en to the 4-H Legders, Cotinty
AND" ;ht see. This ¢ometimes they go down to the Agents and the parents wlio malte ' * * P I E! R C
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