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SHELTON-MASON COIYNTY JOURNAL- Published in <'Chr{sfmastown, U.S.A.,"
A Re d Deal
This Frld;ly and Saturday (un-
til 3 p.m.) Dean will shoot your
silhouette for only 99¢. These
are big 5x7 prints. Frames
available for 39¢. Dean's Studio.
(pd. adv.)
Islanders Enjoy Maple Beach Picnic Sunday
Steve Stephen wishes to thank
all of the people of Harstine
Island who gave him birthday
greetings last Monday. He re-
ceived 237 birthday cards.
Steve said, "If I am half as
good a mailman as hal been
stated it is because of the won-
derful patrons I have on my
route." Steve also wished to
thank the Journal and Ziegler's
studio for the picture which ap-
peared on the front page of the
paper.
By Donette Glascr
HARSTINE. -- Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Knauf and the children,
Davie, Terry and Danny, and Mr.
C. W. Streckenbach were among
those who attended the Mason
gounty Highway Department pic-
nic at Maple Beach, Lake Isabella,
on Saturday. They report a won-
derful picnic and quite a large
turnout.
MISS. ESTHER Gortz is con-
fined to at. Peter's Hospital in
Olympia. Esther expects to re-
turn home the first of the week.
A very speedy recovery to you,
Esther.
Mrs. Raymond McCulloch
wishes to thank all you people for
the very fine response to the let-
ter regarding the water fund. She
reports that the Ladies Club will
HURRY,00
HURItY
don't be left
out of pre-
school sales
' ' " " ...... "T
CASH LOANS
$25 to $1000
Get a prompt, private cash loan
for any worthy purpose on sig-
, nature' only, car or fumiturv.
Fhoae first for 1-t
Marvin W. Voss, Manager
124 Railroad Ave.--Phone IlA. 6-4447, Shelton
meet at the hall on the first
Thursday in September for a pot-
luck meeting. At the meeting
Wednelay they laid plans for a
hake sale and apron sale to be
held starting at 12 n(>on at the
hall ell Sept. 5. This will bE fol-
lowed by a social evening and
supper. An electrical appliance
will be awarded to some lucky
person. Proceeds from all of this
will be added to the water fund.
Everyone you talk to these days
is really pleased with the oiling
of the low road. This has cut
the dust down and really makes
the trip enjoyable. Add this t(>
the interest built up by the Bud(Is'
new home adding another attract-
ion to the low road and it is a
very interesting drive.
THE H. V. Glaser home was
very busy this weekend with Mrs.
(]laser's twin sister and family of
Hoquiam arriving with Suzie Glas-
er for the weekend. Their daugh-
ter, Vicki, stayed over for a visit
with her cousins. Mr. and Mrs.
David Tevis arrived Saturday
night to complete the list of
guest Mr. Tevis brought his
limited Hydroplane along and
Mrs. (}laser reports that she is
now a hydro fan.
Dr. Hartley and his brother, Mr.
Hartley, celebrated their birthday
anniversaries on Friday and Sat-
urday oflast week. Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond McCulloch were among
those dropping in with birthday
greetings.
Mrs. Bottoni reported that they
arrived safe and sound in San
Jose. She said an interesting part
of their trip was that they came
across five forest fires in Oregon.
One of the fires delayed their
trip several hours.
We sincerely hope that Mr.
Michael McAuliffe has recovered
from a bad strop throat, and is
feeling fine now.
The Carl Kimbles of Shelton
Iourneyed across the Harstine fer-
TEMPERANOE
INSURAHGE
EXDHANGE
FIRE • AUTO • CASUALTY
Robed Sloane
200 East Pine HA 6-4147
ry to spend the weekend with the
AI Pridha ms.
THE ROBERT Barnetts house
is full of I)orothy Barnctts and
Barnett twins. Mrs. Everett Bar-
nett {Dorothy) and Mrs.. Bob
(Dort/thv) EL'.trnett one set of boy
twins, ()he set of boy and girl
twins, and several singles really
fill tip the house. The Glaser
twins are going down there today
to add to the twin confusion.
Miss Cindy Waitc and Miss Von-
nee Meeks hosted a birthday dance
at the hall in honor of Miss Elaine
Wingert. Some 20 teenagers gath-
ered there to wish Elaine a happy
birthday.
The George Waits home looked
like a public park this past Sun-
day as some 17 people gathered
there to picnic and watch the
Gold Cup races. Mr. George How-
ard, captain of the Harstine Fer-
ry, saw the Gold Cup fro" the first
time. Must be a busman's holiday,
go on vacation and watch the
boats go by.
Islanders seem to be doing all
right in the Mu,ic Bingo contest
on Channel 5. Mrs. Monica Prid-
ham, and Mrs. Dixie Arata have
won prizes recently. Only thing
is it takes some seven weeks be-
fore you get your prize.
Mrs. George Simmons and son,
Jim, spent one day shopping and
visiting in Tacoma. Jim and
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Briggs of Shelton, are now in
Westport getting in some deep
sea sahnon fishing. Wish you
luck, folks.
Other islanders getting in some
deep sea fishing this weekend
were Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Sim-
mons and the Dick Glasers who
went to Port Angeles to try their
luck. On their way home the
Simmons stopped in Bremerton to
visit the Joe Glasers,
The Dale Peugh beach was a
very busy place recently when
Mrs. Peugh had friends in for a
lovely beach picnic. Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Knauf and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Caste and Mrs. Glenn Yates
all enjoyed a very fine day.
THE HARSTINE Island Ladies
club is busy making plans 'for a
rummage and plant sale to be held
in the P.U.D. building on Sept.
25 and 26. Anyone who has any
contributions for this is urged to
call Mrs. Raymond McCulloeh or
any other member of the Ladies
club.
The Paul Chaffees spent four
days with Paurs sister on Hood
Canal. Then they journeyed to
Olympia to meet their grandson,
David Chaffee of Vancouver. They
Fair Days At Elms
i i J i. I: --''
Products of Farm and Forest ar-
ranged with the pride of the young and
the skill of their elders, will be on display
at the Grays Harbor District Fair in
Elms this Thursday, Friday, Saturday
and Sunday.
+
There will be thrilling and mirthful
entertainment in the grandstand area.
This is the harvest season and fun-
time is:which the entire family can join.
We congratulate the Fair directors, Man- +
ager Norm Newman and their hundreds
of volunteer helpers on the scope and
high standards of the 1959 show.
RILY ON
*SIMPSON* LOi;(IINtt €O.
SHELTON . McCLEARY " OLYMPIA
0ur 64th Year
Union News
UNION ..... The Otto Wojohns
enjoyed watcbing the Gold Cup
races in Bremerton at Lucile's
mother's, Mrs. Walter Bulman.
Also there and sow staying with
Lucile for a few days Ls her sis-
ter, Mrs. C. L. Alkinson fr(im Por-
tage, Wisconsin. Hope she is en-
joying our beatitiful weather.
Breakfast guests of Mr. ann
Mrs. Bob Gwin Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. K e n n e t h Beebe and
daughter from Althea, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Seheel tore
themselves away from the canal
long enough to drive to Cre.scen
Lake and Hurricane Ridge last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. I)ick Allens seveu
nmnth old baby, Rocky Shane
spent the weekend in the Shelton
General Hospital with a virus in-
fection. Glad he is home now an(l
feeling much better.
MR. AND MRS. Don Degler,
Cindy and Annette, Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Bailey, Ronnie and Linda, and
Mrs. Rollie Walter and Diane[
lelped Rollie celebrate his birth-]
day last week with cake and ice]
creanl. [
Dick and Eleanor Buechel, [
along with Harold Hunter, attend-[
ed a P.U.D. District meeting at
New Haleru over the weekeno.
While there they visited Diablo
and Rock Dam by way of a 360
foot ride in a ski lift, a quarter
mile ride by car, another half houL
boat ride and finally a jeep rise
to the top of the dam. Eleanor re-
ported that it was a very interest-
ing and exceedingly beautiful trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Stairs an(l.
daughter Cindy motored to Dye-
hut Sunday. Margie said that the
beach was quite foggy but the
rest of the trip was nice j
Mrs. Phyllis Besett is in Olym-I
pia visiting her daughter Mrs. i
Don Degler and her family, sn I
also plans on spending a few days J
visiting her nephew and his ram- I
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sheely ot
Olympia.
Mr. and Mrs. Ham'y Long, cous-
ins of Mr. Frank Dean and Mrs.
Perry Dilworth are visiting the
Dean's from Arkansas City, Kan-
sas.
GUESTS OF Mr. and Mrs. Ran-
dall Updyke are Mr. George Ka-
wahara and his son-in-law, Mr.
Saburo Kubota from Oahu, Ha-
waii. They have been fishing in
the Canal without much hick so
Monday they went to the ocean
beaches where they managed to
outsmart some razm' clams.
[net Paul's two sisters and his
niece at Spencer Lake, then on
hoine.
Mrs. R. A. Adams, Jr., of Aus-
tin, Texas, has been spending
quite a bit of time at Point WiN
son. Mrs. Adams took sick and
m now confined to a Bremerton
hospital. We do sincerely wish
you a very speedy recovery.
Lovely Point Wilson hosted a
large group of its owners this
weekend with the Michel Gills of
Seattle out to their home, and the
George Wangelins were out for
lart of the weekend, then they
left for Vader, Wash., for a family
reunion. Mr. Herb Spahr and
Patty were ()tit as was the Nee-
miss, the Birches and the Gold-
schmidts.
MR. WALTER Scott and son,
Mr. and Mrs. Ialph Scott and
children, Sally, Sushn and Garry,
have left for a trip to Horsefly
Lake in Canada and then on to
Lake Louise for a vacation trip.
They plan on doing some fishing,
but generally just to "take it
easy."
Mr. Alvin Anderson has his
saw mill going on the Island to-
day. Peggy reported she didn't
have any lnck at Longacres this
Sunday, but that doesn't dampen
her spirits a bit.
Mrs. Francis Cooper has been
released from the Shelton hospital
and is now at home recuperating.
4-H Club Meets
In Purvis Home
By Mrs. Ray Krateha
SOUTHSIDE -.. Busy Bell 4-H
club meeting was held at Diane
Purees Wednesday. Diane gave a
demonstration on how to cream
shortening and sugar. The four
members of the club that attend-
ed camp at Panhandle are Becky
Jackson, Diane Purees, Cheryl
Chambers and Darlene Holtorf.
The next meeting will be held on
August 26.
Josephine Beecraft of Yacolt
spent a week visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Leggett.
LI'E WIRE 4-H club meets
Thursday at Diane Groshog's.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brumbaugh
visited .Mr, and Mrs. Allen Brum-
baugh and fanLly of Port ,Angeles
Saturday.
Friendship Club met at Mrs.
Claude Danielson's Wednesday,
and they celebrated the birthdays
for August. The next meeting will
be held at Mrs. Glen Butler's on
September 2.
Mason Bell Riders enjoyed a
picnic and went swimming at
Simpson Recreation Lake Satur-
(lay.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. XVolden and
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wolden and
children were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. S. M. Babcock of Ta-
coma Sunday, and they also visit-
cd Point Defiance Park hi Taco-
hill,.
MII. AND MRS. John Hoilorf
alld f+nlily visited Mr. and Mrs.
Cub egg Saturday evening.
Maude Peery of Tacoma is vis-
iting Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leggett.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Rodgers
a.nd Trudy visited Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Kratcha and Janice Tuesday
eVellili'.
Slipper Kuests ()f Mr. ali(t Mrs.
Jobli l-lollorf ild family Siutday
were Mi'. and Mrs. Ed Carney.
Callers on Mr. and Mrs. John
llollm.f and family Sunday eve.
nmg were Kathy Bloomfield and
Jerry llelninger.
:Mr. and Mrs. Walt Simlnons
were supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Kratcha and Janice Sat.
urctay ¢veming,
Shelton, Washin
Th
CloquallumGroup Holds Reunion
By Don Elevelth
CLOQUALLUM.--Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Kearney and Mark Holt of
Everett, who is visiting the Kear-
ncys, attended a reunion of .the
Ray family at Borst park in Cen-
trails.
MR. AND MRS. Dick Fisher (if
Everett are visiting the Kearneys
this week.
Mrs. Mariou Eveleth, Don and
Paul, and Mr. and Mrs. Murrel
Blunk and Mary were Hood Canal
Middle Skokomish
By Mary Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Andersou
and sons from Clark, S. D., are
visiting relatives in the Valley.
On Sunday Mrs. Minor enter-
tained with a dinner in their hon-
or. Those attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Stanley, Sandy, Ran-
dy and Gary Hartline of Shelton,
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Doak and son,
Michael, of Kirkland, Mz'. and Mrs.
Chuck Minor and daughter, An-
drea, of Ft. Lewis, Earl Minor
and Dale Mahone of Seattle, and
Mr. and Mrs. Don Doak and son,
Bill. Mr. Anderson is a brother
of Mrs. Desk, Mrs, Minor and
Mrs. Stanley. On Saturday Mr.
and Mrs. Don Doak took the An-
dersons on a trip to Port Angeles
and Hurricane Ridge where they
were much impressed with the
beautiful scenery.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hunter are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of a son, Gregory Howard
who weighed in at 7 lbs. 12 ozs.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gee, Glenda
and Loren, enjoyed a day at the
ocean one day last week and got
their limit of clams.
Mrs. Mamie Fortes, a former
resident of the Valley, passed
away Monday at the Allyn nurs-
ing home. Mrs. Ferris is the
mother of Mrs. Kelsy Tanner.
Seventeen young people from
the Valley are attending the Bible
Camp at Panhandle Lake this
week. Mrs. E. J. Ahern of Brem-
erton is the cook.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hunter and
son, Billy, Mr. and Mrs. Art Nick-
laus and son, Artie, and a nephew
are making a hiking trip over the
mountains. They started at Quin-
ault and expect to come out at
the Upper Skokomish.
.Mr. and Mrs. Ron Johnson and
daughter, Jenny, of Port Angeles,
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Porter and Ar-
lan Johnson of Seattle spent the
Weekend with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Johnson. Jenny
is staying a couple of weeks with
her grandparents while her moth-
er is attending a summer session
at Seattle Pacific College.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tanner re-
turned home from a week's vaca-
tion to Jasper, Canada. They
went over the Yellowherd Trail
and back by way of Banff and
Spokane. They took a five mile
ride on a snowmobile oil the Atha-
basca tongue of the Columbia
glacier, also rode on the ski lift
at Banff and concluded their trip*
with a swim in Lake Roosevelt
at Grand Coulee Dam.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cameron
of Tacoma and granddaughter,
Judy Lozier, of Spokane were
over night guests of Mr. and Mrs.
'Martin Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Valley
attended a family picnic at Maple
Beach re.sen(Iv. Those from out
of town attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Wykoff and son from
Connecticut, Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Barrett of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs.
Art Barrett and Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Sheedy of Port Angeles, Mr.
and Mrs. Rus Thorson and chil-
dren of Richland, Miss Doree
Anderson and Gilbert 'Valley of
Olympia.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown of
Seattle spent Aeveral days with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Brown. Other guests at the Brown
honle were Mr. Roy BOWEn and
Mrs. Brown's mother, Mrs. Ira
Libby.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Valley
concluded a two weeks vacation
which included several days fish-
ing at Sekiu and Crescent and
Agate beaches. Several nice san
men were taken. The last few
days were spent at Vancouver,
B.C., taking in the sights.
Grangers, please don't forget
the meeting next Friday evening.
Worthy Master Barkley urges the
officers to be present to practice
and get information for the gavel
meeting which will be op Sept. 11.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Patterson of
Seattle spent the weekend with
Mrs. Patterson's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Barkley.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson
left by train for Montreal and Bos-
ton, expecting to be gone three
weeks.
visitors Saturday at the O. Osh-
ford home. Danny Eveh,th cele-
brated his s[,eond I)irthday with
a party.
The Cloqualillin l'riscilbi (:lub
lnet Wednesday (,vi!llii/g" ;it the
Grallge hall with five inenibers
and one guest present.
M:rs. Albm't l,eGaull Veils h,sl-
('SS aild sol'veil a Ilic(, (t(;4s.l't el'
cake and jell(>.
THE LADLES cut aiid Suwt'd
quilt blocks, with the gw,st, Mrs.
Pansy [)It IIt'].CI' of A lit.l+llecll, as
"official needle threa(ler of the
evening."
SlJIIVEY lil:l']
Questions dcsigned to el)lain in-
fornrilion needed to estiinate Ihc
future growth of the Nation's p()p-
ulation will be asked in the Au-
gust Current Populalion Survey,
Direcl.or Guy E. Rainboth of lhe
Census Bureaa's regional office at
Seattle, Wash. announced this
week.
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Purchases by Paiflc Telephone add up tO
businesses here in Washington. And we
increasing volume of materials to provide
for our growing state. This year, for
our supply unit, Western Electric, will
from hhd'rcds of, Wahthgton busineSSes'
an average of $87,000 every
and services of all kinds. This money
to merchants and manufacturers. The
among people they employ or trade witl
it benefits nearly everybody in the State-
like this can increase only in a climate
enterprise and expansion.
Next time you're away from home, yo
be out of touch with your family for
nearest telephone lets you tell them you
what you are doing and how you feel.
prised how little it costs to call
costs,even less after 6 p.m. in the
on Sunday. Pacific Telephone
N jill. ltU M M
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Everything
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BLOUSES SKIRTS
Morgan's
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The Polka Dot
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SHELTON "
10
SHELTON-MASON COIYNTY JOURNAL- Published in <'Chr{sfmastown, U.S.A.,"
A Re d Deal
This Frld;ly and Saturday (un-
til 3 p.m.) Dean will shoot your
silhouette for only 99¢. These
are big 5x7 prints. Frames
available for 39¢. Dean's Studio.
(pd. adv.)
Islanders Enjoy Maple Beach Picnic Sunday
Steve Stephen wishes to thank
all of the people of Harstine
Island who gave him birthday
greetings last Monday. He re-
ceived 237 birthday cards.
Steve said, "If I am half as
good a mailman as hal been
stated it is because of the won-
derful patrons I have on my
route." Steve also wished to
thank the Journal and Ziegler's
studio for the picture which ap-
peared on the front page of the
paper.
By Donette Glascr
HARSTINE. -- Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Knauf and the children,
Davie, Terry and Danny, and Mr.
C. W. Streckenbach were among
those who attended the Mason
gounty Highway Department pic-
nic at Maple Beach, Lake Isabella,
on Saturday. They report a won-
derful picnic and quite a large
turnout.
MISS. ESTHER Gortz is con-
fined to at. Peter's Hospital in
Olympia. Esther expects to re-
turn home the first of the week.
A very speedy recovery to you,
Esther.
Mrs. Raymond McCulloch
wishes to thank all you people for
the very fine response to the let-
ter regarding the water fund. She
reports that the Ladies Club will
HURRY,00
HURItY
don't be left
out of pre-
school sales
' ' " " ...... "T
CASH LOANS
$25 to $1000
Get a prompt, private cash loan
for any worthy purpose on sig-
, nature' only, car or fumiturv.
Fhoae first for 1-t
Marvin W. Voss, Manager
124 Railroad Ave.--Phone IlA. 6-4447, Shelton
meet at the hall on the first
Thursday in September for a pot-
luck meeting. At the meeting
Wednelay they laid plans for a
hake sale and apron sale to be
held starting at 12 n(>on at the
hall ell Sept. 5. This will bE fol-
lowed by a social evening and
supper. An electrical appliance
will be awarded to some lucky
person. Proceeds from all of this
will be added to the water fund.
Everyone you talk to these days
is really pleased with the oiling
of the low road. This has cut
the dust down and really makes
the trip enjoyable. Add this t(>
the interest built up by the Bud(Is'
new home adding another attract-
ion to the low road and it is a
very interesting drive.
THE H. V. Glaser home was
very busy this weekend with Mrs.
(]laser's twin sister and family of
Hoquiam arriving with Suzie Glas-
er for the weekend. Their daugh-
ter, Vicki, stayed over for a visit
with her cousins. Mr. and Mrs.
David Tevis arrived Saturday
night to complete the list of
guest Mr. Tevis brought his
limited Hydroplane along and
Mrs. (}laser reports that she is
now a hydro fan.
Dr. Hartley and his brother, Mr.
Hartley, celebrated their birthday
anniversaries on Friday and Sat-
urday oflast week. Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond McCulloch were among
those dropping in with birthday
greetings.
Mrs. Bottoni reported that they
arrived safe and sound in San
Jose. She said an interesting part
of their trip was that they came
across five forest fires in Oregon.
One of the fires delayed their
trip several hours.
We sincerely hope that Mr.
Michael McAuliffe has recovered
from a bad strop throat, and is
feeling fine now.
The Carl Kimbles of Shelton
Iourneyed across the Harstine fer-
TEMPERANOE
INSURAHGE
EXDHANGE
FIRE • AUTO • CASUALTY
Robed Sloane
200 East Pine HA 6-4147
ry to spend the weekend with the
AI Pridha ms.
THE ROBERT Barnetts house
is full of I)orothy Barnctts and
Barnett twins. Mrs. Everett Bar-
nett {Dorothy) and Mrs.. Bob
(Dort/thv) EL'.trnett one set of boy
twins, ()he set of boy and girl
twins, and several singles really
fill tip the house. The Glaser
twins are going down there today
to add to the twin confusion.
Miss Cindy Waitc and Miss Von-
nee Meeks hosted a birthday dance
at the hall in honor of Miss Elaine
Wingert. Some 20 teenagers gath-
ered there to wish Elaine a happy
birthday.
The George Waits home looked
like a public park this past Sun-
day as some 17 people gathered
there to picnic and watch the
Gold Cup races. Mr. George How-
ard, captain of the Harstine Fer-
ry, saw the Gold Cup fro" the first
time. Must be a busman's holiday,
go on vacation and watch the
boats go by.
Islanders seem to be doing all
right in the Mu,ic Bingo contest
on Channel 5. Mrs. Monica Prid-
ham, and Mrs. Dixie Arata have
won prizes recently. Only thing
is it takes some seven weeks be-
fore you get your prize.
Mrs. George Simmons and son,
Jim, spent one day shopping and
visiting in Tacoma. Jim and
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Briggs of Shelton, are now in
Westport getting in some deep
sea sahnon fishing. Wish you
luck, folks.
Other islanders getting in some
deep sea fishing this weekend
were Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Sim-
mons and the Dick Glasers who
went to Port Angeles to try their
luck. On their way home the
Simmons stopped in Bremerton to
visit the Joe Glasers,
The Dale Peugh beach was a
very busy place recently when
Mrs. Peugh had friends in for a
lovely beach picnic. Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Knauf and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Caste and Mrs. Glenn Yates
all enjoyed a very fine day.
THE HARSTINE Island Ladies
club is busy making plans 'for a
rummage and plant sale to be held
in the P.U.D. building on Sept.
25 and 26. Anyone who has any
contributions for this is urged to
call Mrs. Raymond McCulloeh or
any other member of the Ladies
club.
The Paul Chaffees spent four
days with Paurs sister on Hood
Canal. Then they journeyed to
Olympia to meet their grandson,
David Chaffee of Vancouver. They
Fair Days At Elms
i i J i. I: --''
Products of Farm and Forest ar-
ranged with the pride of the young and
the skill of their elders, will be on display
at the Grays Harbor District Fair in
Elms this Thursday, Friday, Saturday
and Sunday.
+
There will be thrilling and mirthful
entertainment in the grandstand area.
This is the harvest season and fun-
time is:which the entire family can join.
We congratulate the Fair directors, Man- +
ager Norm Newman and their hundreds
of volunteer helpers on the scope and
high standards of the 1959 show.
RILY ON
*SIMPSON* LOi;(IINtt €O.
SHELTON . McCLEARY " OLYMPIA
0ur 64th Year
Union News
UNION ..... The Otto Wojohns
enjoyed watcbing the Gold Cup
races in Bremerton at Lucile's
mother's, Mrs. Walter Bulman.
Also there and sow staying with
Lucile for a few days Ls her sis-
ter, Mrs. C. L. Alkinson fr(im Por-
tage, Wisconsin. Hope she is en-
joying our beatitiful weather.
Breakfast guests of Mr. ann
Mrs. Bob Gwin Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. K e n n e t h Beebe and
daughter from Althea, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Seheel tore
themselves away from the canal
long enough to drive to Cre.scen
Lake and Hurricane Ridge last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. I)ick Allens seveu
nmnth old baby, Rocky Shane
spent the weekend in the Shelton
General Hospital with a virus in-
fection. Glad he is home now an(l
feeling much better.
MR. AND MRS. Don Degler,
Cindy and Annette, Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Bailey, Ronnie and Linda, and
Mrs. Rollie Walter and Diane[
lelped Rollie celebrate his birth-]
day last week with cake and ice]
creanl. [
Dick and Eleanor Buechel, [
along with Harold Hunter, attend-[
ed a P.U.D. District meeting at
New Haleru over the weekeno.
While there they visited Diablo
and Rock Dam by way of a 360
foot ride in a ski lift, a quarter
mile ride by car, another half houL
boat ride and finally a jeep rise
to the top of the dam. Eleanor re-
ported that it was a very interest-
ing and exceedingly beautiful trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Stairs an(l.
daughter Cindy motored to Dye-
hut Sunday. Margie said that the
beach was quite foggy but the
rest of the trip was nice j
Mrs. Phyllis Besett is in Olym-I
pia visiting her daughter Mrs. i
Don Degler and her family, sn I
also plans on spending a few days J
visiting her nephew and his ram- I
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sheely ot
Olympia.
Mr. and Mrs. Ham'y Long, cous-
ins of Mr. Frank Dean and Mrs.
Perry Dilworth are visiting the
Dean's from Arkansas City, Kan-
sas.
GUESTS OF Mr. and Mrs. Ran-
dall Updyke are Mr. George Ka-
wahara and his son-in-law, Mr.
Saburo Kubota from Oahu, Ha-
waii. They have been fishing in
the Canal without much hick so
Monday they went to the ocean
beaches where they managed to
outsmart some razm' clams.
[net Paul's two sisters and his
niece at Spencer Lake, then on
hoine.
Mrs. R. A. Adams, Jr., of Aus-
tin, Texas, has been spending
quite a bit of time at Point WiN
son. Mrs. Adams took sick and
m now confined to a Bremerton
hospital. We do sincerely wish
you a very speedy recovery.
Lovely Point Wilson hosted a
large group of its owners this
weekend with the Michel Gills of
Seattle out to their home, and the
George Wangelins were out for
lart of the weekend, then they
left for Vader, Wash., for a family
reunion. Mr. Herb Spahr and
Patty were ()tit as was the Nee-
miss, the Birches and the Gold-
schmidts.
MR. WALTER Scott and son,
Mr. and Mrs. Ialph Scott and
children, Sally, Sushn and Garry,
have left for a trip to Horsefly
Lake in Canada and then on to
Lake Louise for a vacation trip.
They plan on doing some fishing,
but generally just to "take it
easy."
Mr. Alvin Anderson has his
saw mill going on the Island to-
day. Peggy reported she didn't
have any lnck at Longacres this
Sunday, but that doesn't dampen
her spirits a bit.
Mrs. Francis Cooper has been
released from the Shelton hospital
and is now at home recuperating.
4-H Club Meets
In Purvis Home
By Mrs. Ray Krateha
SOUTHSIDE -.. Busy Bell 4-H
club meeting was held at Diane
Purees Wednesday. Diane gave a
demonstration on how to cream
shortening and sugar. The four
members of the club that attend-
ed camp at Panhandle are Becky
Jackson, Diane Purees, Cheryl
Chambers and Darlene Holtorf.
The next meeting will be held on
August 26.
Josephine Beecraft of Yacolt
spent a week visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Leggett.
LI'E WIRE 4-H club meets
Thursday at Diane Groshog's.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brumbaugh
visited .Mr, and Mrs. Allen Brum-
baugh and fanLly of Port ,Angeles
Saturday.
Friendship Club met at Mrs.
Claude Danielson's Wednesday,
and they celebrated the birthdays
for August. The next meeting will
be held at Mrs. Glen Butler's on
September 2.
Mason Bell Riders enjoyed a
picnic and went swimming at
Simpson Recreation Lake Satur-
(lay.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. XVolden and
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wolden and
children were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. S. M. Babcock of Ta-
coma Sunday, and they also visit-
cd Point Defiance Park hi Taco-
hill,.
MII. AND MRS. John Hoilorf
alld f+nlily visited Mr. and Mrs.
Cub egg Saturday evening.
Maude Peery of Tacoma is vis-
iting Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leggett.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Rodgers
a.nd Trudy visited Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Kratcha and Janice Tuesday
eVellili'.
Slipper Kuests ()f Mr. ali(t Mrs.
Jobli l-lollorf ild family Siutday
were Mi'. and Mrs. Ed Carney.
Callers on Mr. and Mrs. John
llollm.f and family Sunday eve.
nmg were Kathy Bloomfield and
Jerry llelninger.
:Mr. and Mrs. Walt Simlnons
were supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Kratcha and Janice Sat.
urctay ¢veming,
Shelton, Washin
Th
CloquallumGroup Holds Reunion
By Don Elevelth
CLOQUALLUM.--Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Kearney and Mark Holt of
Everett, who is visiting the Kear-
ncys, attended a reunion of .the
Ray family at Borst park in Cen-
trails.
MR. AND MRS. Dick Fisher (if
Everett are visiting the Kearneys
this week.
Mrs. Mariou Eveleth, Don and
Paul, and Mr. and Mrs. Murrel
Blunk and Mary were Hood Canal
Middle Skokomish
By Mary Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Andersou
and sons from Clark, S. D., are
visiting relatives in the Valley.
On Sunday Mrs. Minor enter-
tained with a dinner in their hon-
or. Those attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Stanley, Sandy, Ran-
dy and Gary Hartline of Shelton,
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Doak and son,
Michael, of Kirkland, Mz'. and Mrs.
Chuck Minor and daughter, An-
drea, of Ft. Lewis, Earl Minor
and Dale Mahone of Seattle, and
Mr. and Mrs. Don Doak and son,
Bill. Mr. Anderson is a brother
of Mrs. Desk, Mrs, Minor and
Mrs. Stanley. On Saturday Mr.
and Mrs. Don Doak took the An-
dersons on a trip to Port Angeles
and Hurricane Ridge where they
were much impressed with the
beautiful scenery.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hunter are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of a son, Gregory Howard
who weighed in at 7 lbs. 12 ozs.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gee, Glenda
and Loren, enjoyed a day at the
ocean one day last week and got
their limit of clams.
Mrs. Mamie Fortes, a former
resident of the Valley, passed
away Monday at the Allyn nurs-
ing home. Mrs. Ferris is the
mother of Mrs. Kelsy Tanner.
Seventeen young people from
the Valley are attending the Bible
Camp at Panhandle Lake this
week. Mrs. E. J. Ahern of Brem-
erton is the cook.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hunter and
son, Billy, Mr. and Mrs. Art Nick-
laus and son, Artie, and a nephew
are making a hiking trip over the
mountains. They started at Quin-
ault and expect to come out at
the Upper Skokomish.
.Mr. and Mrs. Ron Johnson and
daughter, Jenny, of Port Angeles,
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Porter and Ar-
lan Johnson of Seattle spent the
Weekend with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Johnson. Jenny
is staying a couple of weeks with
her grandparents while her moth-
er is attending a summer session
at Seattle Pacific College.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tanner re-
turned home from a week's vaca-
tion to Jasper, Canada. They
went over the Yellowherd Trail
and back by way of Banff and
Spokane. They took a five mile
ride on a snowmobile oil the Atha-
basca tongue of the Columbia
glacier, also rode on the ski lift
at Banff and concluded their trip*
with a swim in Lake Roosevelt
at Grand Coulee Dam.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cameron
of Tacoma and granddaughter,
Judy Lozier, of Spokane were
over night guests of Mr. and Mrs.
'Martin Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Valley
attended a family picnic at Maple
Beach re.sen(Iv. Those from out
of town attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Wykoff and son from
Connecticut, Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Barrett of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs.
Art Barrett and Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Sheedy of Port Angeles, Mr.
and Mrs. Rus Thorson and chil-
dren of Richland, Miss Doree
Anderson and Gilbert 'Valley of
Olympia.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown of
Seattle spent Aeveral days with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Brown. Other guests at the Brown
honle were Mr. Roy BOWEn and
Mrs. Brown's mother, Mrs. Ira
Libby.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Valley
concluded a two weeks vacation
which included several days fish-
ing at Sekiu and Crescent and
Agate beaches. Several nice san
men were taken. The last few
days were spent at Vancouver,
B.C., taking in the sights.
Grangers, please don't forget
the meeting next Friday evening.
Worthy Master Barkley urges the
officers to be present to practice
and get information for the gavel
meeting which will be op Sept. 11.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Patterson of
Seattle spent the weekend with
Mrs. Patterson's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Barkley.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson
left by train for Montreal and Bos-
ton, expecting to be gone three
weeks.
visitors Saturday at the O. Osh-
ford home. Danny Eveh,th cele-
brated his s[,eond I)irthday with
a party.
The Cloqualillin l'riscilbi (:lub
lnet Wednesday (,vi!llii/g" ;it the
Grallge hall with five inenibers
and one guest present.
M:rs. Albm't l,eGaull Veils h,sl-
('SS aild sol'veil a Ilic(, (t(;4s.l't el'
cake and jell(>.
THE LADLES cut aiid Suwt'd
quilt blocks, with the gw,st, Mrs.
Pansy [)It IIt'].CI' of A lit.l+llecll, as
"official needle threa(ler of the
evening."
SlJIIVEY lil:l']
Questions dcsigned to el)lain in-
fornrilion needed to estiinate Ihc
future growth of the Nation's p()p-
ulation will be asked in the Au-
gust Current Populalion Survey,
Direcl.or Guy E. Rainboth of lhe
Census Bureaa's regional office at
Seattle, Wash. announced this
week.
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