August 8, 1963 Shelton Mason County Journal | ![]() |
©
Shelton Mason County Journal. All rights reserved. Upgrade to access Premium Tools
PAGE 5 (5 of 16 available) PREVIOUS NEXT Jumbo Image Save To Scrapbook Set Notifiers PDF JPG
August 8, 1963 |
|
Website © 2025. All content copyrighted. Copyright Information Terms Of Use | Privacy Policy | Request Content Removal | About / FAQ | Get Acrobat Reader ![]() |
8, 1963 StlELTON MASON COUNTY JOURNAL--Published in "Ohrstmastown, U.S.A.", Shelton. Waslfingt0n PACE 6
COST HOME LOANS
i REMODELING
PURCHASE
Reducing Balances No Commission
Charges
Savings & Loan Assodalion
.E INSURANCE BUILDING
• SHELTON
O HARDWARE • PAINTS
1 mile. off highway on Cole Road
Road Builder's Supply
Ph. 426-8224
Harstine Isla,d Social Club Plans
Dance, Midnight Supper For Aug. 31
By Donette Glaser
HARSTINE .... The Harstine
Island Social Cluh dance (,ommit-
tee has comI)leted the arrallge-
menls £or the dance AuRust 31.
There will be live mume hy tile
Four Sharps, a dance band froln
Ehna, Members of the committee
are. George Waifc Jr. AI Pridham,
Gunner Johnson, Ella McAuliffe
nnd Florence .lerrells. Also plans
for the Midnight Sapper are com-
pleted
Harstine Island Sol:eel Board
will hold its regular men Lhly
meeting one week late. instead el
Monday, Aug. 12 it will be held
Aug. 19 al 7:30 p.m al the
School.
The Jack Meeks and Mrs. Edith
Smalley are sure happy this week
as Loise's Sister and family Mr.
and Mrs. Clay Chapin and Bryan
of Redondo Beach. Calif. hqve ar-
rived and will vacation here. Reene
and Clay purchased a lot at Island
Shores. We are all looking forward
to the day Reene and Clay will be
numbered alnong our permanent
residents,
GEORGE 'AND Maxine Waitc
and children camped out on their
lot at Island Shores Saturday
night. Wednesday George and
Max and Mac and Tom Tierney
left for Or(ms Island. They Will
boa)'d the Sailing Craft. Idle Hour.
for u weeks lour of Pllget Sound.
The ships captain is Carl Me-
Breyer, sorry we didlft learn the
llanle of the meal important Ineln-
her of the crew the "Ships Cook"
Ben Voyage you lucky foresome,
Tile aid l*aunsgards have as
their "helper" this week their
grandson Ricky Burkhaulter ot
Lakewood.
The Paul Chaffier had a house-
ful this week. Odeynes brother,
the Ernie Byers of Seattle, their
daughter Betty Radelet and chin
dren of Elms and also daughter
Pat Marhle and children of Sparks,
Nev. While here Pat had her bir-
thday Aug. 2. Happy Birthday Pat
from all your Island Friends.
We have a few Island Statis-
tics to elfin" you this week. 1,500
persons visited the Garolds Cove
State Park during the month o*
July. Also overnight Saturday 44
were tied in at the State Park
dock. Ferry.count for the week ot
July 28 -Aug. 3 was 673 with 136
cars crossing on the 28th alone.
Last Sunday, ugust 4 145-ears
crossed, considering each trip the
ferry can only handle 8 ears. our
ferry crew really workad hard.
GRANDMA DUGDALE has her
sister Reba Diekie of Seattle here
EY,s g
""°" iim|ted time off
d raperies MADE TO YOUR MEASURE
fabrics BY THE YARD
from our custom
fabrio colleotion
• choose from hundreds of samples •beautiful prints! solid colors!
• handsome weaves! new textures!
• Stockily Built
Hurry in. choose from our magnificent collection
of decorator fabrics for draperies, slipcovers, up-
holstery . . . a superb group all specially ordered
for you from the top decorating fabric manu-
facturers in the country! All fine• first quality,
all )he latest, loveliest colors, styles, weaves!
Don't miss these savings! Pursues dead-beats.
Be sure to bring your measurements for drapesl
3 DAYS
iol!
famous long-wearing cotton muslins
COTTONS
twin 72" x 108"
flat or twin Elastafit bottOm sheet ....................................
full 81" x 108"
flat or full Elastafit bottom sheet ............................
pillow cases ' 2 for
PENG,ALE ®
famous, fine combed cotton percale
WHITE
twin 72"x 108" 00179
flat or twin Elastafif bottom sheet
=199
full 81" x 108"
flat or full Elastafit bottom sheet
pillow cases ..........................................
WHITE
PASTELS
,24s
=273
2
for 99 ° for2 $121
for
7 to 14
]CKS, PLAIN 'N COMBOS
COLORS ! 12 STYLES
purchase on Penney's part could dazzle you so!
big and little sizes sister in the new dark-tones
SChool, behave so well! Jacket dresses, shirtwaists,
b°tfffants . . . all the school-favored prizes. Pick a
enough for an extra dress. Goes for in-
FERRY RE()E1PTS
Receipts from the Harstine Is-
land Ferry for the week ending
Aug. 3. were $275.50. the Mason
County Engineer's office reported.
with her for two weeks. Also
visiting Grandma were Mr. and
Mary M. Knight Alumni Association
Elects Bill [ingery As Presideet
by Dora Hearing
MATLOCK The Mary M,
Mrs. MeQuin }rod daughters Sheryl I officers at the picnic at Minerva
and Cathy. Knight Ahunni held election ot
The Harold Seberings were
pleased to have Harold's sister Mr.
and Mrs. Dawson and son Bill or
Menlo Park. Calif• as their guests
from Saturday to Tuesday.
Sunday guests of the Larry Jer-
rells were Florences ex-boss and
family. The A1 Seotts and daugh-
tel' Beverly and son Bob and his
wife Stlzie all of Black Diamond.
Sunday overnight guests were the
Binghams of Seattle and their two
sons Dan and Bill who stayed till
yesterday.
Herb and Oeneveve Spahr of Ta-
coma and Enema and Jim Lohrer
spent the weekend at the Ocem
beach, clamming and beach comb-
ing.
MR. AND MRS. Bruce Hair and
sons Dale and Glen of Seattle are
spending a few days visiting the
H. V. Glasers. Mrs. Hair I Gwin
Burlingame) made her home with
the Glasers when they lived at Pa-
cific Beach.
One of the first rules a corres-
pondence learns when writing a
cohlmn such as our weekly one zs
never to use the word I, but at
this time I would like to wish my
Mother Mrs. Don Eddy of Ho-
quiam, a very 'Happy Birthday
Mama" from your family alia
friends of Harstine.
SUHHER
CLEAN-UP
Womens Swimsuits
REDUCED
Mens Swimsuits
REDUCED
99' & '199
Girls Swimsuits
REDUCED
Boys Swimsuits
REDUCED
88'& '144
Mens Sport Shirts
SHORT SLEEVES
Womens Blouses
SLEEVELESS
,1so
, ,11
Chaise Lounge Pads
REDUCED
,4ss
Girls Sportswear
2 PC. SETS & SLACKS
REDUCED
,lOO
Womens Sportswear
JAMACIAS & SLACKS
REDUCED
$144
Men's Dress Shirts
LONG SLEEVES
WHITE & COLORS
s288
Womens Sun Dresses
REDUCED
,lOO
Rain Coats
MENS & WOMENS
'888
Park a week ago Sunday. Bill
Kingery was elected president Ed-
die Hollatz vice president and Al-
ice Larson secretary and treasur-
el',
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ew, rs
sold their home here on the Mar-
tin River and moved to ,%atsop
last week. They purchased the
Rankin house there. They will be
greatly missed hv their friends
here as they lived' here 39 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coleman
and two children of Spokane spent
three days of last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Dave DeFoer.
MR. AND MRS, Dave DeFore
and sons are vacationing for two
weeks now and will spend some
time with Mr. DeFores folks m
Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. John Blankenhorn
of Boseman, Mont. and Mr. and
Mrs. N. P. MeLeod of Seattle were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Elvin Hearing.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Coekburn
went to Sunnyside to spend a cou-
ple weeks with relatives they left
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lud Rossmaier
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trench-
mann attended the Democratic
picnic Sunday at Maple Beach.
MR. AND MRS. EDWARD Val-
ley spent Satur(h.ty ewming with
the Fred Crabtree
family.
Those that took in the Sahnon
barbecue at Panhandle last Fri-
day evening were Mr. and Mrs. 1.
C. Ford. Mr. and Mrs. Lud Ross-
mater. Mrs. Lula Olens and Mr.
Givens.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Helin
spent last Thursday at Port Or-
Southside Family
Takes Trip To
PortLudlow
by Mrs. Ray Kratcha
SOUTHSIDE Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Bare and Kenny of Arcadia
and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Binks o
Oakland. Calif. spent July 27 anct
28 visiting Mr .aqd Mrs. Frank
Harrier of Port Ludlow while
there Mrs. Ted B'?re caught a
twenty pounder and "m eight
sahnon fishing at Port
LIMIow.
Darlene Holtorf celebrated her
fifteenth birthday last week in the
cabin of the Fusy Bells at County
4-!-I Camp. Mrs. Drew Cole baked
and decorated Darlene's birthday
cake real pretty. Helping Darlene
celebrate were the Busy Bells 4-H
Club members.
Pete Roberts has resigned as
president of the Bell Riders Sad-
dle Club and moves John Oakes
up into Club president and Leo
Bishop is the new vice president•
Bell Riders Saddle Club along veith
the Silver Stars hope to partici-
pate at the Fair.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
ter Krateha. Linda and Susan
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Kratcha and family of Siletz, Ore.,
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck VThitt ann
family of Warmer Robin, Mrs.
Roy Kimball, Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Perrine and Leah of Paekwooa,
John Krateha Jr., of Bremerton
and John Kratcha of Siletz.
VISITORS OF MR. and "Mrs.
John Holtorf. Darlene. Shells and
Bobby were Mr. and Mrs. Chuck
Staley of Arizona
Last Sunday visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Krateha and fam-
ily were Mrs. Sylvia Montour and
children of Aberdeen and Miss
Sharon Winnings of McCleary.
Bob Quimby, Cliff Riekards,
Robby Jackson, Ray Braey, Steve
Tibbets and Carl Wilson of the
Southside Eagles 4-H Club, attend-
ed 4-H Camp at Panhandle last
week and all had a good time
while there.
Visitors of :Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Kadoun, Steve and Kim spending
the weekend were Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Krateha. Michael and Shelby
of Siletz, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Kratcha
and Linda spent last week east
of the Mountains fishing.
Mrs. Veta Holtorf. Darlene• Shei-
la and Bobby spent last week at
Panhandle 4-H Camp.
Visitors of Mr .and Mrs. Ray
Krateha and Janice Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck ,Vhitt and
family of Warmer Robin.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kratcha and
family, of Siletz, Oregon. Mr. Roy
Kimball, Mrs. Stella Kadoun, and
Linda, John Krateha Jr.. of Brem-
erton and Dan Cormier.
Spending last week with the
Ray Kratcha's was John Kratcha
of Oregon.
chard with Mr .and Mrs. Alfred
Anderson and took A1 Anderson
and Sandy ()lsen home. The boys
have been helping Mr. Helin hay.
MR, AND MRS. Ernest Bootll
of Shetton were supper guests el
the Herbert Brehmeyer Sr. fami-
ly on "Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Booth and
family of Hoquiam and Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Brehmeyer Jr. and
I
family spent Sunday at the I. C. 1
Ford home. David and Tyler Booth
returned home after spending two
weeks with their grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Sackrider of
Montesano spent Snndny with Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Howard.
Mr. and Mrs. Itomer Adarns
called on Mr .and Mrs. Gene
Brown Friday evening.
Friday Mr. aud Mrs. Gene Brown
and baby shopped in Olympia. ana
then visited Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Minkler at Picketing.
Saturday the Gene Brown fam-
ily attended a picnic at the New
site on Mountain View where the
Latter Day Saints Chm'eh is to be
built.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Brown and
baby, spent Sunday at Spencer
Lake with Mr, and Ivlr, Ervin
Clay.
New Phone
Books Coming
Out Next Week
Mailmen will tote heavier mail-
bags next week with the delivery
of Pacific Northwest Bell's 1963
telephone directories. Some 5,245
books will be delivered to custom-
era in this area by Aug. 17, That's
an increase over last year of 273
books issued during the initial de-
livery, manager John M. Doyle
said The telephone book includes
4.300 alphabetical listings and 64
yellow pages. There also were 158
more listings in the 1963 directory
than in last year's, reflecting a
slight growth in this area.
THIS YEAR, in support of Coy.
Albert D. Rosellini's "Tour Wash-
ington" campaign, the directory
cover is a salute to the State's
natural beauties. A colorful photo
composite of XVashington's recre-
ational varieties will be used State
wide on more titan two-million
hooks under the banner "For Year
'Round Family Fun .... Tour Wash-
lngton." Settings shown are Hur-
ricane Ridge, Olympic Nationul
Park: Lake Chelan; fishing a
mountain stream in the high Cas-
cades; the San Juan Istands, and
boating on the Snake l.iver in
southeastern Washington.
Perhaps one of the most impor-
tant pages in the new book is the
inside front cover wlere a large
block of space is set aside for
emer.a'eney telephone listings. Sev-
eral fire department numbers are
given so it's important to know
which area ehch department ser-
ves. The applicable number should
be written in the "emergency"
block for instant reference should
the need at'me.
THE NEW directory includes
listings for Hoodsport and Union
in addition to Shelton.
If you haven't received your te-
lephone directory by Aug. 17. call
the telephone business office for
one,
Shower Rro,p
Honors l00other
by Judy Von Osten
ALLYN -- Mrs. Celie Amacher
was honored Mrs. at the Replin-
ishing Shower last Tnesday even-
ing. Celie collects owls and she
received a real c.ute dinner bell
in the shape of an owls head. She
also received other cute owl fig-
ureines, lovely dish towels, set of
mixing bowls, cqsserole dishes and
many other lovely gifts. She serv-
ed cake and a delicious fruit salad.
nut and date bread and coffee.
Harriette Chiplak is next. :Mrs. to
be honored on Aug. 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Peter-
son and family and Mr .and Mrs.
Gene "vVatson and family had win-
ters from Indiana. They were Mrs.
Russell Allen. Mrs. Betty Detar
and daughters Leita, and Norms
Peterson. Betty is former sister-
law to Leonard Peterson and Mar-
.tha Watson and she spent her time
visiting between the two hmncs.
MR. AND MRS. Howard ,Vynn
and children enjoyed several love-
ly days camping out at Lake
Cushman They swam. fished,
cooked out doors and really had a
wonderful time.
Richard Hemphill son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Hamphill of Seattle las
been spending the last two weeks
with his great Aunt and Uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Boyee of Al-
Ign. Last Wednesday while Rich-
ard was playing along the beach
he noticed a large Devil fish up
on the beach. He showed his uncle
and then the Devil fish swam
away. Quite a sight for this young
man to sec.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marigeau
and daughter Judy spent the week-
end with her folks. Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Clements. Joining them on
Sunday were Clements other dau-
ghter, Pat Baumgartner and fam-
ily.
Spending last Friday with the
Sam Clements was daughter Shir-
ley Verclics an huab'al)d Jim and
Lu Anne and Danny of Spokane.
WE WERE SORRY to hear
Mrs. Echo Matson was taken to
Shelton Hospital last week for a
couple of days. Hope she is better
now.
Of interest to a great deal ot
Allyn residents is Terry and Edna
Valley are back to stay. They are
staying with their daughter and
faimly Barbara and How ard Wynn
and four children until they find
a permanent place.
Visiting his parents and bro-
thers and sister is Clifford Griffey
from Oklahoma City, Okla. Last
Saturday night all the family got
together for big beach cook out.
Familiar faces in Cambers store
are those of Frank and Martha
Jolley. The Cambers are vacation-
ing.
Dinner guests last Thursday
evening at home of Sam Ctements
were Mr. and Mrs. Steve Boyee,
Mrs. Boyee's sister. Grace Paulson
of Portland and her grandson,
Richard Hemphill of Tacoma.
Attentio, All Elks
BIG HEXlCAH FESTA
Special Menu Featuring
All Mexican* Food Specialties
Friday Night, Aug. 9
CHECK
SMASH
H IT
USED
CARS
AT
JIM
PAULEY'S
H<> """
HI.'- ,¢= cRza V,M/ttA
Local ice cream fancie
prefer Darigold, With
your first bite, you'll agree
•.."Darigold Makes It Better,
makes better
ice cream
Starting 6:00 P.M, -- $2 Per Person -- Limited Reservations
DANCING UNTIL 2:00 A.M.
TICKETS AT ELKS CLUB OFFICE, Olympia