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23, 1962 Thursda SI-IELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL -- Published in "Chr,lstmastown, U.KM." SheI[on, Washington SALVATION ARMY The Salvation Army truck will be in Shelton to pick up discards .&apos;uesday, August 28. Those wish- ing the truck to stop are asked to (.all 426-6564 or leave donal,ions on the porch aL 325 North Fifth. : C ONSTRUCTION REMODELING PURCHASE Iammond t nd 11 of their children years He, with his ,ife Noah are attended Llm 60U wedmng anm-, riving in California near Sweet- versary of Hammond's parents, lwater Jr. College, Chula Vista, a Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hammond, suburb of San Diego wherc be will Pioneer Area Family Attends Oregon Reunion pre- I-'IONIJ -dIr:r'Y:?Irs R P. [;yl l:se(fiseharfgefrOnelrxL] UsS x slVer. CwUdviIrlsyiot));rlSY: Bay Walker, Glenn Lockwood, Janw, s Taylor, Max Mikkelsen, Richard Fitchette, and i]er daughter, Mrs. O. L. C, ates, Misses Linda Gates attend class this fall, majoring in architecture. Mrs. Ray Walkei" with two of lmr children spent five days vsit- ing relatives in Vancouver, B.C. New neighbors out Agate way v¢ill be Mr. and Mrs. Roe and Tangent, Ore., Aug. 12. There were 43 relatives which included five great grandchildren, and 17 grand children. Two other sons, John and Rob- erL, were al:o present, and five daughters: Mrs. GraCe Daniels, Shelton; Mrs. Dorothy Waltermy- family rom Seattle. The Roe's er, Nebraska; Mrs. Bertha Zim- are in the process of building a merman, Mrs. Alma Jarred, and new home on the 40 acres t[aey end Claudia Ii"win. A blue and pink decorated baby baskeL held the coh)rful array of packages which included gifts sent by Mrs. Harriet Smith, Mrs. Chn'- (nce Brown, and Albert Dickgieser who were unable to attend. Games were played and every- (me admwed the lovely pink car- nation corsage which the mother- lo-be wore, a m.-present from the hostess, Mrs." Irwin, A buffet I u er of shrimp salad, tea, sand-i -iPPes, and cake was served. The i cake was beautiful ant1 was maoe by Kenny Frank of the Colonial l I-louse in Shelton. Mrs. Ruth Rodgers, Idaho. A num- purchased from Harold and lna )aaeducing" Balances No Commission be," of friends were present for Auseth. lhe celebration, as a 60th wed- RAY VALKICR and Sunny Charges ding anniversary is considered Lowe teamed for the Pro-am golf somewhat, of a rarity, match at Gray's Harbor Country h00unty $ i & L A d li MRS. OPAL CLAY, on Spencer[Club this past weekend. They won 4 av age can see a on Lake. is now home resting after second in the best ball section of spending five days in the Clinic J the tournament. Ray came in ] T'ITLE INSy22,N.EE,BUILDIN G hospital. A visit from their son wih a 68 the last day which put A spark from a cigarette, camp- | . on=L.,u Eugene Irving Clay, who !s help- { them right back in t'he "money"., fire or slash fire can s ta.rt .a.rag: '.'.IL,.._ mg Mud keep Mrs.. "C" qmet, was I A baby shower for Mrs. Donald [ing forest fire. Be caretm wits aa I a wondefful surpmse. Eugene re- Gates was held at the home of'fire. Keep Washington reen. __ ,ors Speda/ ur SNACK BAR re SALAD • 5+ per eup t 14.oz. Cans fast Specials offee =k fo fix• L Gdy P® all-set for school.; What's young 'n gay 'n all over? Pandora's splendid new novelty knits in caressable, Luxury-Spun, bulky- Dunk 'era and presto-dry.., they're shape.ful for life, forever-bright washable Carleton skirts they matchl izes 7 to 14 only Sweaters $4.95 to $6.95 • Skirts $5.95 to $7.95 TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 4 BOTH CITY AND COUNTY PRIMEVAL PLATFORM24th District Repre- sentative Roy Ritner stood on the remains of an old stump in the midst of a primeval forest as he talked Saturday afternoon during ceremonies terminating the first State Parks Department youth corps project at Lake Cushman State Park. Behind him are some of the 20 boys 16 to 19 years of age who did the work of making more than five miles of trails, almost three mile= of roads, a boat launching facility, and cleared 123 camp sites in the 480 acre park. During the six weeks covering the project the boys lived in tents and "roughed it" like true outdoorsmen• S hip'n Shore" IIrs. gooper Honors Son At Birthday si,rn-l,ne Party At Lake Nahwatzel Home button-down: By Sandra Tuppei" a great oxford shirt! 3.98 Note these fine assets: back pleat, tapered tails, trim placket. BanCare 'v all cotton, no- iron. White, pastels. Sizes 30 to 38. ? LAKE NAHWATZEL ..... Satur- day afternoon and evening Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooper gave a birth- day party for their son Hans wire just arrived from Holland. Missing guests through illness were Mr. and Mrs. Byron McClanahan, Shel- ton. A blessed event in the family kept Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ritncr away, but the Coopers including this reporter wish our state rep- re.entative the best of luck with his first and new grandson. THE CLOSE FRIENDS present were Elizaleth Butler, Mintie Ahen, Mrs. MabM M. Rempel, Bernhard and May Winiecki, Wil- liam Manier and his daughter, Bea IV[anicr, Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Ctmningham and their sons David and Mike, Dr. and Mrs. Lynn R. VChite, Mrs. Frieda Pleske, Mrs. Rose Abt, M'r. Fred Pleske, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Dick and their children Bob and Betsy, Mr. and Mrs. MeClanahan, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kuildouk, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Lemke, Olga Riske, Waldemar Riske, Mrs. Wills Mills and her daughter Kathy, and Miss Sandra Tapper. It was for Hans the first birth- day party in his life. Included was the birthday cake with 23 candles, and a buffet psrty for the guests. Sunday guests of the Coopers were Miss Jacoby Van Dyke, vis- iting from Holland.: Mr. and Mrs. John Van Dyke' of Tumwater, Mr. and Mrs. Kroon and their cJ:ildren, Marion and' Dicky. Coffee and cookies were stowed. MR. AND MRS. Lowell Cook, of Aloha, Ore., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Springer. Mr. and Mrs. Amel Tveit spent the weekend at Kalaloch, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sellers of Brady dropped in to visit with Clarice Carpenter. Mrs. Sam Diggle and children went to the alumni picnic aL Mary M. Knight School. Mrs. Kelley and daughter Betty tool( Mrs. Kelley's sister; Mrs. Clara Pearall over !:o Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Pearsall% home for dinner. Miss Betty Kell, v went to the Matlock Dahce Saturday night. Sunday drop-in guests were Dick, Joann, and Susie Tupper. Visiting the Tuppers at the re- sort were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen, their sons Steve and Danny, and their daughter Cathy of Brea, Cal- if., and Mr. and Mrs. Manry Grim- wood and thei)' dallgilter, Kathy, and her girl friend Judy Minnix, (t La PuenLe, Calif. DICK AND JOANN Tapper had a wonderful time at the Matlock Dance Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. James Blauvuet of Tacoma were Saturday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chappell. Thm'sday evening Mr. and M)'s. Chapt)ell, Jane, I,t)'l'y alld St,we visited M. and Mrs. Thomps()n o Wynoochee Valley. Ha)riett and PaLsy Chal)pell ' were S|md,y (linnet' guests. Sat v.rday Mrs. Edith Profitt and Mrs. LawrenCe Hanscn went visit- ing at A£lburll with Mr. arid Mrs. John Durbin. Before l'(l;1 ll'n ill g home they stoppc(1 at Issaquah to visit with Mr. and Mrs, Mmvm Pal)worth and Mrs. "vVillimn 13. Watson of Seattle. IF ANYONE knows the where- al)outs of a big black and white cat with a bh|ck polkadot on his chin please call M;rs. Hansen. Friday aftenu)on visitor of Mr. and Mrs. James Bleeker was Don Williams of Shelton. Drop-in guest lfriday evening was Otho Boswick of Shelton. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Etts of Shelton were visitors on Suu- Receipts from the Harstine !s- land Ferry of $264.55 for the week ending Aug. 18 were turned in to the Mason County treasurer by the county engineer's office. , i, i, i KEEP EXPERIENCE In the SHEIlIFF'S OFFICE Vote for and re-elect W.A. POTTER Ship'n Shore; Mix ,, 49' B oxford <'- .... rup ,,,, 57 c shirt Bottle of timeless" .e n 9,,b .v 4tic ........... 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