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Southside 4-H
Club HasFishing
Trip To Kalaloch
By Mrs. Ray Krateha
SOUTHSIDE .... Tinle %Va tehers
,t-H club and invited guests wire
lpent h'om Friday till Sunday
camping and smelt fishing at Kal-
aloeh were Sandy Bedell, Cindy
Jackson, Kay Lmrtscher, Judy
Rains, Sue Mallory, Linda lo:tng-
acre. Joan Quimby, Rose Mary
Wetter, Judy Sroud, Kathy Meil,
Laura Riehey, Sally Wolf, Patty
Mell and chaperones, Mrs. Betty
Wolf and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Bedell. They reported a good catch
of smelt and a good suntan.
Friendship Club is having a pic-
nic at Krieeland Park on Aug. 8.
Grace Wright and Ann Pearcy are
hostesses for the picnic.
BUSY BELLS 4-H elub met at
the home of Beth Quimby to dis-
eus their skit. for canlp and what
to do at camp. Leader Mrs. Jack-
son gave tile naembers books about
the Fail'. Mrs. Jackson told the
Busy Bells they may enter the
Fair. Refreshments were served.
Tim club members worked on their
record books. After tile meeting
the Busy Bells went swimming at
Beth Quimby's on Hamniersley In-
let:.
Attending 4-H camp this week at
Pu:n, .ndW. 1sake are members from
the Four Leaves, Busy Bells, Mill
Creek What Nots, Thunderbirds,
Time Watchers and Live Wires.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Castle spending a month's vaca-
tion are their daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mc-
Intyre of Honolulu, Hawaii.
WARREN BALDWIN, formerly
of ShelimL stopped on his way
from Alaska Monday and visited
Darlene Holtorf. Mr. Baldwin wan
on his way to Italy where he'll bc
doing electrical work.
Visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Hohnan is their dsugh-
ter, Mrs. Peggy Ross and daughter
Robin of Juneau, Alaska. Mrs,
Ross ha. spent three years in Alas-
ka where Mr. Ross is stationed.
Dicky Holtorf is spending this
week in Seattle visiting his grand-
intents, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Sta-
ey.
lilsap Oounly To
Have Preview For
Fair And Rodeo
A pr(:view (If Chief KltSap
Stampede, faiv and ro(hx) will be
held Aug. 11 in l:)'enlerton. Pur-
I:ose of the (went is If) presimt a
forn/al of the Aug. 16-19 county
Inir and big tinio I'odeo iilld to
hllrodilee Chief Kitg:lap Sports Car
lace, Aug. 12.
Thongh all (,vents are to he
open to the puhlie, aim of stag-
ing rodeo action at Thurlderbird
Lidiunl will be Lo give a realistic
pretauto for repreaentatlve.a of
press, television and radio,
Cllicf i{isaj) ,l,Jlllpl!l]e Lq lhe
{',l'Hllftiql;iJld show of l(it,;ap COllllly
£aJi', '/'tie 1:7,000 seat, rodeo slad-
iiirn, five miles norlh of l:Jrenier-
loll, was llllilt 1we years al4'o as
p:irl 0f a new 80-ae, l'e fairg'l'ollnds.
lodeo l)e!'forrnallces ape >eheduled
Tilllrsday, Friday and Sa, l;llrday
nigllls and Sllilday Hf|ornoon, Fair
olmns at l0 a,ni. Tllin'sday for a
1 ollr-day riln.
"rhc $!),000 rodeo, illlri4e yeal'ly
draws about 100 ])rofcssional cow-
boys fl'onl the U.S. and Canada
to compele in five events.- steer
wrestling (bulldogging), 8a(ldle
t)rolle, harebacl¢ lilid Brahrlla bull
Iidirlpz arid calf ropillg. Cowgirls
Oll hand take lheir ttlril ill lhe
Rrcna for clover leaf barrel rac-
ing.
This ye, al" on the Sunday before
tile l'odeo, the 8tanipede corpora;
If(in will spollt.,(ll' sporls ear l',lCeS
on it fonl'-lnih* c()ill'Se a,i; Kitsap
t;ounty airporl, 10 miles SOlllh\\;vest
el Brelllel'Lon. Six or nlorc indiv-
idual races will be staged under
lhe mlapiees of liortllwesI, regional
Sports car Chib Ot! Anlericit.
PIONEER PICNIC
I)ATED AUGUST 5
.Maoll County's ttilnu;ll piollt.*el'
ph?rilc is ;:cl'ledllled fol" Stnlday,
A llgilSt. Fi :-it illeeland Park,
Sponsored by tlle Shelton-I%l(s-
on Collniy Cllalnber of Conllllerce
Slit| the Mason County Piolleers
Asaociation, the piente is open to
all old-lJnle courtly residents and
lh¢iv fanlilies alld friends,
The (3hal'ilbel' provides cofl')e,
crealrl and Sllgar for the occasion,
New Insurance Plan
i ..ill i i
Levelizes any number
SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL --Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A.," Shelton, Washington Th
Allyn Residents Entertain
Vacationing Friends, Relatives
: ',,,ii:::'yi '+
(]a,ehk iinli J(lanne all(l Doug and
a fl'iend Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
elements, Mr, and MI'S, Ed Val-
enthle of Tleonlll, and MI'. and
i Mrs, Jim Von Osten and Karen
Ih t t )rely (hty lind a p:-itio din-
nor wit ix MI', and Mrs. Steve,
Bovee at their beach honle Still-
da).
Mr. alid Mrs. Cal'l Izett's son,
Jim, with his wifl Jean and chil-
dren Jeanne and Jill from Spring-
field are .,'.pending the weekend
with his paronls.
BOll KI{EIVrZER and Mary
Anderson of Seatlle spent the
weekend witii tile Jinl Von Ostens.
Kim Cal'son celebrated his 81;11
birthday lasl; Thursday. He had
several friends in for a party and
cake and ice i'l'e;in'l. We hear tho
new baby, Patrick C',ohL is a very
prelty baby and quite lhe apple
(if his hi'othiws alld sisters eye.
David Kawalt>.zyk has been
spendillg several days ill Tacoma
vcith friend Jim Edlllan, forinel*-
ly of Allyn.
The, annna] Interstate Horsc
Show held ai Colunlbia fair
grounds was very interestiug.
They had a parade througil St.
Helens befol'e the show, Vieki Am-
mher attended tho sllow with the
Kawalczyk's.
Sam and Elsie Clemenis have
taken friends from Salt Lake,
Utah to Vicloria for several days.
They plan to stop and fish at
Westport in their return trip.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank White are
visiting in Vancouver for a few
days.
MII,. ItENRY STOCK of Neall
Bay iv visiting his brother and
lamily. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stock
for the wee, kcnd.
Mr, and Mrs. Jim Von Oste, n at-
tended thc fair Monday. They saw
lots of inieresting things but said
it wa.s much i;oo hot.
Lakewood iv tcaming with viM-
tors this weekend. The Carl Ma-
lronie's are spending a few days a{
theh' lake eahin,
Mr. arid Mrs. I)livid Sergent arid
fivc ehildreil fi'om Porth:lnd, Ore.,
are speidiilg their wtealiOli at
lhe Sllllilner cabiil of her parenis,
Mr, alid Mrs, Earl Wolfe.
Mi, aild Mrs. 'Keiill t-lnlllor are
lql('ldhlg sonic tinm with lhe ]-Iar-
voy '7olfes.
MI'. and Ml's. Jewel Von Os-
len I!il ve i'etlll'nod hOl'lle fl'()l'll Vall-
e0tlVel' ;tlOll wilii I'rionds I"1'(1111
I)envei', MI', ;itld l%,1i.I. Boil t,111>1 '.
Mr. l-tlll'l' l'ollii'!ied Io l)(qiver Siill-
dil, y alld |P(!l'no Ill}Ill4 I<) I.,'O if)b]U-
12J?lle, Ore,, fol' li ,qluul linie alld
It) re|lli'n In visit ;iwhih! hlligcl',
MI. alid Mi's. Sieve l{oyee, Mr.
and Mi's. Saill Cleilieills, and Mp.
iiild ,{l'S, Melville Hemphill spen.t
lll+fl, {Vedney.day fishing' at W(.!;d-
port. Mel caught his limit while
Steve lind Salri didn't have their
llSIJtl+ goQd luck.
MRS< LOII TI01111EIA, has re-
I lit'nod holli(! fi'ol/i i}ill[liVS, J<li/I,,
rol)ollinff I]ial i3eii.y is doing fine.
,,Ve're ;ill g!ad tO see her back.
Mrs, Torrcil received a W+lW nice
letter frolll Ml's. Harold Cleve-
lalld sayin:2,' how lllueh shc enjoyed
l'eading 1}le Shelioll .h)llrl;ll alld
always looked for t,be AllyYi col-
ii11111. She sel/t US !&IvorD ] II<rS
llotes. Thanl( yell Mi',:. Clevelaild
for )'()Ill' Ilice COlllp]illlclils.
]till', and Mrs, H:irohl Clevchin'.l
hllve JllSt returned to their Alaska
home al: the Dltvidson Logging"
Canlt) wheie Cleveland is co-own-
er, afler two weeks wteation,
The fil'st week was spent at
l}leir Allyrl honw wl,ere lhey \\;verc,
happy to lind L}/eir son 1)uaue
alld family also vacationhlg' ill
i:heir tittle cabin next door. The
two fanlilies niade a ll'ill io Oak
Harbor [o \\;'isit lhair olher son al'ld
bl'olher, T)Ill a, ll(i faini]y.
The ilex[ Irip the C]evehuids
took was to Mount Rainier IJ.nd
thert ,to the "Torld's Fair to lake
in A.lasRa Day. Visits with frierids
and family niade their week go
all too quickly.
thlrold C]ev(;]al+d plirchased a
new piclulll (iul'ing theii' week. ili
Allyil, so the return Irip I.o Alas-
k'l was niade by ear a,lotlg the
P'l'af'4w ttllfG! SkeenH |,ivor hiKllway,
l ilrOllgh (Tanada io Prince Rtil)ert
where the ph'knl) was lefl. l,li tie
sent. eli later hy blliit to l{el.ehilum
aiid l,llen to camp, l'roill Prill('e.
l{upert 1.he Clevclands inade their
trip by l)Isne.
DI1R, IN(I TllElii, absence, {he
Carl Ize, l.ts, Allyn, were visiling
tim I+'lton Clevehmds a,t (',ainp and
Htayed ill ttle Harold Clevelalld'8
.... All polities for home,
of policy premiums .o.., boot, bu,in,,,
mid life ore brought
into one convenient l,gether inlo one in-
...... surance plan with
regular monthly pay
monthly payment rnenli.
SAFECO nlakt it cay Sor agen{, like our:clves, to give
you the fine,t, most complete insurance coverage posit.
ble. For example:
*Now you can pay al| your insurance premi.
ms with just one convenient moathly check !
IgAFEC0 offers niany other time-savirig, nloney.aving benefits,
It would be our pleasure to discuss all the advantages of SA FEC0,
LIFC0 or GENERAL Insurance po]icie at your convenience.
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HEMBROFF AGENOY
all, a \\;VOlldorflll wicalion was re-
ported.
Mr. ali(l Mrs. Dorl l-eeson look
advantag'e of {he lovely weather,
whil(, 1)on w;ts on vacation, and
Look several hoat tl'ips 1;o Tacorna
and niany fishing trips.
Mr'. and Mrs, Earl Tel:rell spenL
Friday evening visiting with theh"
friends in Lal(ewood, Mr. and h{l's.
Harvey Wolfe, and Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Wolfe.
Mallock Youlh Finds
RarelAlbino Swallow
Da ,i: Valley, Matlock, brought
an albino swallow in to the Mason
County Extension office last week.
The bird was cntirely white with
pink eves. It was a complet;e al-
bino, Co,,nty Agent Charles Peck
said.
Tho yotith found the bird at his
homc after it had flown otll. of
its nest,.
Like all albinos, Peek said, the
bird's eyesight is probably so bad
it. would not have been able to
see well enough to catch insects
IleedFo! prayer
Golden Text from the Bible (1
Jo}nl 4:): "God is love: Hnd hc that
dwelleth in love dwelleth in God,
and God ili him."
A citation to be read from
"Science and Health with Key to
the Soriptures" by Mary Baker
116 North Second Street
Phone 426-3357
and consequently would have
starved to death if left on its own.
When the bird dies, it will be
sent to the Washington State Un-
iversity for mounting.
Toastmasters Hear 2. 1962
Poliii©alCapdidal+s Well Drilli f00eDepa
Three melllberA who are candi-
ale:' m the clections this fall
"+'+ +'+<+ +'* *"° PicnicS00
lntwning nleeting of the Shelton
Tolts{ma<ter's Chib ill the Shelton
,,,>t,,1 WATER WELLS -- TEST he tantaliz-
Charles S<lva,'e, I.)t,nlo(:rat, and
Sieve ViKer, [7,el)ublic, all, candid- clams and
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