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August 19, 1965     Shelton Mason County Journal
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19, 1965 SITELTON---MASON COUNTY 3OURNAI;-- Published in = hr masfow% U.g.)[.", S1/el on, Washington' PAGE 7 Among air and crochet in .tim folks this side By Liz Allison HARSTINE --- Cars with Calif- ornia licenses are a common sight l three-day trip to Vernonia, Ore., in Columbia County and the side trip flom there to Cannon Beach. on our ferry. The Carsons on Mc- been 100 per- By Mrs. Ray Krateha Micken Island adjoining Harstine and gone into SOUTHSIDE -- Executives of own their land and have many vis- or three pieceSouthside school requested $25,000 itors from the southern state each e in the Masonfrom the Federal Forest Funds of vacation they spend here. Miss 1965 from the County Commis- Patricia O'Brien, her brother Fath- , chairman forsioners, this money to be used on 'B " ' er O rlen, and mother, Mrs. Anna 'economics,time for 1 tohaS9 purposeC°nstructi°n Ofbuilding.the proposed multi- O'Brien of Kensfield, Calif., are the main ex- There wil be a special meeting here each summer. e fairgrounds, of the Board Aug. 26 at Southsido These properties are on the used must to determine methods of finane- North East shore of Harstine. At ing the multi-purpose building. Point Wilson the Drs. Alan Whee- winners i~ Any children entering Southside lis of San Francisco have a home SPecial ribbon school this year will have to beand in Island Estates. The Bacons National Wool six years old by September 1, of Petaluma own property they 1965. are developing, and are due here all Will receive a Teachers teaching this year at this August for vacation and we will go in Southside are Betty Wolf, first are anxiously awaiting their ar- grac~e; Mrs. Elizabeth McLeod, rival. second sgrade; Mrs. Delores J. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brotherton of Pappas, third grade; Dave White-San Francisco have an interest in ner, fourth grade; Patricia Graig, Little Maples near Brisco Point. fifth grade; James Malvey, sixthMr. Brotherton, a well known ar- grade, and James Cronk, seventh tist, had a one-man show in the grade and acting principal. Seattle Art museum a few years SILVER STARS Riding Club ago. Several of the pictures were took first place for riding at the scenes on Harstine. The Brother- Elma Fair Saturday. Those ridingtons are now vacationing on their were "Hap" Bracy and Ralph Bar- land. iekman, who carried the flag, Mr. Newest California property own- for and Mrs. Phil Hardie, Carol ers are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cruick- Young, Lowell Hardie, Mike Bar- shank of Mt. View near Palo Alto. Ca~. iekman, Debbie Bariekman and Mrs. Cruickshank is Jim McAulif- Georgeia Magnett. This was the fe's sister. This family purchased first, time Georgia Magnett had the land across the road from the her horse and colt in the parade. McAuliffes. The Cruickshanks ar- Silver Stars are having a play rived last week. Lumber is already day August 21 at 1 p.m. at the on the spot and they are starting fairgrounds, to build their home which will be Silver Stars and Bell Riders for vacations only until they re- practiced Sunday with a potluck tire here in a few years. Cruick- luncheon served, shank is an appraiser for FHA. Patty Jo Mell and Ruth Ann Two children in the family are Trotzer of the Live Wires had a Susan, 11, and John, 13. The child- "meal Preparation contest" at the ren drove up with their father home of Patty Jo Mell Aug. 8, and In w car with at trailer. Mrs. CruicJk- got a blue ribbon, shank flew up later to Sea-Tac Live Wires 4-H Club members Airport and was met there. More V e r your met at the home of Sally Wolf about our California families later in glass, Aug. 11. Under old business mem. when we are able to meet and talk hers talked about camp and every- ~vith them all. lllstall it one who went agreed they had a The P~D Association meeting wind- lot of fun. 4-H members talked and clambake sponsored by the about projects they are going to George Waites Jr. was held July tinted or enter for the Mason County Fair, 31 on George Howard's beach near entering date is Aug. 18. The next the ferry landing. Cindy Waite, guaran- meeting will be held Aug. 30. All 4-Hers had a fitt!ng and home for the weekend from Sun- rise on Mr. Rainier, was here for to leak showing at Tula Kimball s home the affair. Monday practice Mrs. Mary Adams and her to for the Mason [~ grandchildren are spending most cNed CLOVER GIRLS ,i-H club mem- of the summer at. their home County Fair. bers all attended 4-H camp at ~I~Ovo Panhandle and all had a good near Point Wilson. The Larry Jerrells returned to time. Club members are attend- the Island last week from three ing the Mason County Fair this Coming from Vernonia to Harstine we came on a fine road, through mist to Clatskanie. This is a most beautiful little trip through won- derful woods and worth 1drivingn ~h down to see. We stopped " C at- skanie for hmch and fell in love with the town. It's just a two- hour drive from here. Tried while shopping"and lunch- ing to get some history of the place and was referred to the lo.- cal newspaper office. This was located down a short street called Park Street. If it had not been f~)r the smell of printers' i~k, we would have had trouble finding it as no sign out in front. Anyhow, we got side tracked going down this little street, we think should be called Park Lane. and the "Clatskanie Chief" should have a quaint sign hanging out over the street in the same attractive let- tering used in the newspaper heading. Before going to press of- rice we passed Broughers Grocery, they had a delivery truck parked by the back door, looked like an old hearse. Next door was Paul's Thrift Shop. In the window the most beautiful old lanterns. We went in and wanted to buy two for our barn, but Paul said they were not for sale, probably dis- played to get people in the shop to see the other merchandise there. In the office of The Clatskanie Chief we met Art Steele, editor publisher, and his able helper, a college journalism major on the paper for the summer. From Mr. Steele we obtained all the infor- mation we wanted. Clatskanie, in- corperated in 1893, located on the Clatskanie River, three miles up- stream from the Columbia River area called "Oregon's Holland" be- cause of reclaimed riverbottom land using dikes. Mr. Steele show- ed us the City Park at the end of Park Street where a mc lern ;swimming pool recently was con- :structed with donated funds and volunteer labor. We also went by the Public Library which is lo- cated in a most intriguing old house. We could go on and on about this lovely' little town by the river built on several hills, Zellerbach Paper Company is building a $94 million plant 10 miles from Clatskanie. Town is booming, houses being built all over the hills, let's hope progress doesn't make this village into a ii: / week. T1ON -- REMODELING PURCHASE 6% On Reducing Balances No Commission Charges SHELTON Savings & Loan Association E INSURANCE BUILDING The weeks in California. They unpack-smelly city. cd and packed again, took off Other Islanders who took small for Annaheim Lake, B.C. to fin- trips around last week were Mr. ish their vacation and we do not :and Mrs. Stan Yates and Mr. and expect to see them home again until school opens and Florence will be driving the school bus again. Most people on Harstine who can take long vacations like to do So in winter when weather is bad and the warm climates are more attractive, however during th~ summer everyone seems to take small trips to places near by. The Jim Lohrers joined Tacoma friends and have just re-turned from a few days in the Port Angeles area. They stayed in Port Angeles' new- est motel, chartered a boat and went fishing. Naomi said, the trip is not news because they did not catch any fish. LAST WEEK we mentioned our smartest feet go back to school in The shoe for children All Children's Fittings Guaranteed V OPerated & Managed by Christensen's for Shoes: Bremerton O en Friday Nights 'Till 9 P.M. Mrs. Irvie Wingert, who together around the Loop, Pc~rt Angeles and back through Aber- deen. MRS. GAIt Williams certainly got around on her trips '00~erln~: 12 days intermittent absence from I home, first part of August Her sister Mrs. Anna Uppman and son Ralph from California were here but made headquarters at Lake Surprise near Puyallup with their brother and wife the Henry Han- sens. During the Uppmans' visit sev- eral trips were made, around the Loop, to Ocean Shores, to Seattle where they were at the Space Needle. Over to Gig Harbor lunch- ing at Scandia. Finally Car Wil- liams tired of trying to batch, caught up with Hilda and her rel- atives at The Tyee in Tumwater' He brought Hilda home and now all is settled down in the Williams Ranch again. Mr. and Mrs. Ham'y Swanson of Anacortes have been visiting the Ted Nesses at the marina for three weeks. Mr. Swanson is help- ing the Nesses finish their motel unit at the marina. The Swansons md Nesses told us about the girl scout troops from Bellevue and Allyn who came by canoe to the state park to camp. The leaders came by car and waited for the girls with counsel- ors to arrive from Allyn by canoe, they did not come for hours and the lady advisors were in stitches. Tides and weather were bad so the girls had to land their canoes at Dougall Point and camp there. Finally canoes came in to Jarrells cove for the camp out at the Park and all was well. When they left last Sunday it was a beautiful sight, 13 canoes, . the 1 e a d one with American flag flytng. From Jarrclls Cove the Scouts went to Squaxin to camp out. From there they went into Olym- pia to visit the Capitol and call on Governor Daniel J. Evans. These scouts and other troops will be back on Harstine late in Aug- ust, so be on the look out, it's really a sight. Mayor and Mrs. Frank Travis of Shelton enteriained his sister and family, the Peter Merrills of Belfair last weekend on their land near The Maples. Mr. Merrill teaches at North Mason High School. Other guests was the Mcr- rills' nephew, lV~,ark Merrill of Atherton, Calif.; The Mayor's mo- ther, Mrs. Frank Travis Sr., spent the weekend with the Allisons. All joined in having a clam bake and the grown-ups played bridge. David Waite returned from Wa- terviHe in eastern Washington, last Friday. His aunt and uncle, the Dalings, drove him home and will remain on Harstinc for a visit. Mrs. Ernie Crouch has a house full of guests and a yard full of campers and trailers. Mr. and Mrs. Wilberi. Jacobson, their daughter and family, the Douglas Mars children Steven and Pamela, the Mars grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Spencer BOWman, all from Eugene, Ore. So, ]VIarie is very happy with her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren visiting her. The Oregonians plan to make headquarters at the Crouch home but will take several side trips in this area. They trailered up a boat and Plan to fish around Har- stine also. Every charitable act is a step° pingstene toward heaven. --Henry Ward Beecher No Purchase Just Be Present Between 7 - 8 P.M. THIS FRIDAY ABOVE: Cheryl Boad's outfit is by Bobble Brooks. They are: Skirt $10.95, Blouse $6.95 and Sox $3.00. LEFT: The skirt and jacket that Leslie La Bissoniere is modeling is by Bobble Brooks. Skirt $7.95 and jacket $15.95. The blouse is by Shapely at $4.00 and the sox are another Bobbie Brooks design at only $2.50. Also for the Presented by: Mary Timpani Kern Sowers L 3rd & Railroad Subsidiary of P. N. Hirsch & Co. Open Friday Nights 'Till 9 P.M. WE'RE HAVING A LIVE SHOW ON FASHION WIZARDRY THIS FRIDAY, FROM 7 - 8 P.M. featUring LOCAL GIRLS FROM GRADE SCHOOL TO COLLEGE Definition: The bold art of mixing and blending patterns, tex- tures, colors to create the smashing Campus look of 1965! Come in and see what we have for you to mix and unmatch to your heart's content. The time is now! LEFT: T~e jumper that Liz Somers is modeling is a Bobble Brooks at only $15.99. The sox are also a Bobbie Brooks creation at onty $2.50. Blouse is by Junior Things and sells for $6.00. BELOW: Linda LaBissoniere has on a complete outfit by Bobble Brooks. These are: Weskit $12.95, Skirt $10.95, Blouse $7.00 and Sox $2.50.