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%. ,~ 26, 1965 good for good's praise nor re- of both in the --William Penn IFE ¢~AIOTS To IEI O 0~"1" U,)K~ I' i trying to For fast, PUs service, we BY LIZ ALLISON HARSTINE -- A good day to you all and if you happen to be in the right mind, thank God for the rain! Last Thurs~.ay, David Waite and Gary Cameron came I~y to visit with us and they were rid- ing their Hondas and soaked to the skin were they! They did not like the rain. Its a great relief to us on Harstine to have this won- derful rain that we crab about at times. Our new fire warden LeRoy Ross is much relieved over this change in weather and at last he can relax a bit. Ross has been on the Island nearly every day and we feel so much more secure, since we have no fire protection here other than the warden coming to the Island and the hoses we put out. Ross now lives near Grapeview but plans to move to Harstine. In addition to his position as Fire Warden with the U.S. Forest Ser- vice, Mr. Ross during the seasons he has available time, plans to do carpentry, maintenance and patrol work. Few things on Harstine turn out the way one plans them. For in- stance, last Wednesday we were invited to have lunch in the home of Father O'Brien, we accepted. When we got home and consulted calendar, found that day was tak- en. Sent a message to Father O'Brien we could come Thursday, message was not delivered. Every- one dream boats on Harstine and our messenger forgot to deliver the message. The O'Briens have no phone and live eight miles from SCHOOL SUPER SPECIAL YOUR ~m'Wntomrm/m boqr N eom•, me=d mlW SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL--Published in #C, hristmasfman, U.S.A.", Shelton, Washington PAGE 7 us. We missed a lot by not mak- equipment to Harsttne to store, ing it to the O'Bxiens on Wednes- ~for they will be living in an apart- day, for they had a fabulous gath- ment in Seattle. As a farewell to ering, Father O'Briens mother, her Aberdeen friends, Wendy Taft Mrs. Anna O'Brien is always with entertained with a house party him but his two sisters and a here last Tuesday and Wednesday. brother-in-law were there last Happy are we at the Maples Wednesday. for we have a new Burchcraft, Miss Patricia O'Brien spent a built by Hi Burch of Aberdeen and year recently in Russia and then Harstine it is the best little sturdy one in South America. The other12 ft. boat we ever owned. Dozens sister, Mrs. Thomas Dowling of of friends are coming here to ride Seattle and her husband were vis- in and admire the new craft. Hope iting the O'Brien home last Wed- to report many fish caught soon nesday. Dr. Dowling teaches His- for we have the new boat so we tory and Indian Art in the Jesuit can go further in fishing. Over College near Seattle. They spent from Shelton and Arcadia Point four years near Rio de Janerio,to admire the new boat and have Brazil, South America, teachinglunch, were Mr. and Mrs. Law- natives. What a gathering! Mother rence Carlson; they have an eye on Anna O'Brien went to South Amer- a Burch Craft also. Mr. and Mrs. ice and spent a year with the Victor Ouelette, Purdy, were like- Dowlings. Miss Patricia teaches in wise here to lunch and see the San Rafael High School near Kent- ! new boat. field, Calif., where the O'Briens GUESTS FROM ANACORTES live. Anyhow we arrived Thurs- pour in at The Marina to be with day last and all the family had the Nesses. Mr. and Mrs. Axel left for Mexico via a stop in Call- Carlson are with the Nesses now fornia, so we missed a big report and the Swansons are still there. on Russia and South America. Ted is real happy for he needs lots However, we had a lovely visit of help and no guests are about to with Father O'Brien and his moth- sit and watch their host work. er. The Father had obtained a fire Real great idea, if it wasn't for permit' and was out'in the brushour guests, we would be way back burning and I defy any logger orin work. resident on Harstine to do a bet- Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Byers cele- ter job than he was doing and his brated their 45th wedding annl- aged mother was right in there versary last Friday. Ernie s sis- helping him. Well! Never a dull ter and husband, the Paul Chaf- moment on Harstine and it is an- fees of Point Wilson, entertained believeable to have here such won- with a family dinner in their hon- derful people as the O'Briens. or. Present were the Chaffees' Now, you are or might be interest- daughter, Mrs. R. H. Radelet of ed in knowing as I was how such Portland, Ore., Mrs. Ernest Chaf- people ever have land and interests fee from Vancouver and three here. Mrs. Anna O'Brien inherited nephews, David, Pierre, and Lane the Harstine land from her broth- Chaffee. The nephews remained or-in-law, Charles O'Brien. He for several days to visit in the By- came here during World War I ors home. Following the anniver- when he was working in a nearby sary dinner the faxntly played ship yard. So it is, the O'Briens cards and several Island friends and their beautiful dog, a collie, dropped by to congratulate the named Carlo, have gone back to Byers. Kentfield, Calif. to return next summer. The Goldschmids of Shelton and MR. AND lVIRS. Ike Carlson of Point Wilson on Harstine, always Alameda, Calif. are on the Island have distinguished visitors. The in their summer house in Island last weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Pat- Shores. Ike, brother of George rick McGrady of Lilliwaup and Carlson and Sons of August Carl- New York were with them. Mr. son, were born and raised in the McGrady is the author of the book, OPEN FRIDAY Subsidiary of P. N. HIRSCH & CO, NIGHTS 'TILL 3rd & Railroad ~Oooe Our Buyers, on a trip to Los Ange les, picked up some Terrific Buys - which we are passing on to you. "Really, Darling, You've Never Seen house where the Stan Yates now "Savage Cell", all about the dls- Such Bargains!" live. We have it in our guest book ease cancer. The Goldschmids come and go, during the week they telling how August Carlson, lath- had as guests, ]firs. Charles 1%. GIFTS SMALL e'r of Ike and George came to call on us and brought us a box of Lewis of Shelton and Walter Shoe- maker, a music teacher from San ~ ___.._ _ __ _....._..... '~ ourappleSfirstin fire1940"wardenGeOrgeonlaterHarstineWaS Francisco, formerly of Shelton. AFFLIANCES and when he came down to in- Shoemaker is visiting his sister in spect our property and give us a Shelton, Mrs. J. G. Dougherty. He ........ , ~_. __. permit for small beach fires, he was born in Shelton and his old Mlgn lnl;enslzy l~axllng always stayed for a swim and family home was on Swindle Creek ~ --= ,.~,-~ snack. Now George is Ranger at in the Agate area. His father was ' ].M~DIr~ Potlatch State Park. Milton Shoemaker, well known to . Mrs. Robert Barnett has just old Pioneers in Shelton, Uncle was Assorted colors to choose from, Mr. Ben Shoemaker. We had the returned from a trip to Reno, Ncv. pleasure of lunching with Mr. $5.88 e~ch and Lake Tahoe. She went on the journey with her sister Mrs. Gross Shoemaker at the Bernhard Win- iecki's in Shelton and discovered who has recently purchased a lot we were all in the same class at e-rtahle Hair in Island Estates. The Grosses are the University of Washington. O from Seattle. Capt. and Mrs. Gortz made a WE SAW the John Hitchcocks -~T~rm~l~C~ getting on the 9 a.m. ferry last JI)l~iJl~J~ triPFallslaStandWeekMarysville,tO Everett,whereGranitethey Friday and later learned that they I • Re Jl" -- had beenaway for ~, couple of da~8 1 • ~_~,, ' g. ~ ~.t~O ............... visited friend~ and relatives. ~Due visiting the I£nouses ancl Pages "lfi"]l[';'~', ', to the hot ~eather, they were Olympia While there they went to ~OW $9.9~ plenty glad to get home. FRANK FUNDACK and friends the Lewis County Fair. Mr. and from Wenatchee were on the Mrs. R. S. Page of Olympia and formerly of Harstine went to the Islazld in his southend home for Fair with the Hitchcocks. Guests a few days. Since Frank is now :LINGERIE & HANDBAGS traveling for Cragin & Co. of Se- of the Hitchcocks last week were attle and is mostly in eastern Mr. and Mrs. Carl Leno of Los Washington, we do not see him Angeles, Calif. They were friends on Harstine as often as formerly, in the Rock Caravan in Arizona Fleece & Nylon Tricot Quilted Robes, asstd, colors Virginia Fundack is now visiting last winter. her niece in Hawaii, Jean McDou- Not only the grown-ups get gall Weaver, our late Mc's daugh- around on trips but the kids do Reg. Values to $14.95 ............ NOW $7.99 The Mahlon Tafts of Aberdeen Agate, David Waite and Dan Me- ....... Wh° have a summer h°me adj°in" Auliffe' set °at in their shiny new I Ha New the Maples have been trans- Hondas for a three-day trip to Asstd' Fal ndhags, Colors ferred to Seattle. Moving was the Sunrise Park on 1Vft. Rainier to vis- order of the day last Saturday. it with Cindy Waite. Bet the soda They brought all their campout fountain where Cindy Waite works Reg. $3.50 .... , ............... NOW 2/$5.00 in the Sunrise Park was buzzing! ...... • N Olden Hemlock Y'Groove ¼" 4x8 Unfinished each !ahogany P nels e'finished 4 x 8" Ory or Tan Tone each refinished ne & Knotty Cedar ¼" 4x8 each Natural Finished Sen ¼" 4x8 . cacl Knotty Pine 1" x 6" V-Groove Board Ft. Planked Toma k Panels ¼" 4x8 Prefinished Brown tone, tan & White each Prefinished Mahogany Panels ¼" 4x8 Cherry tone & Brown each Colonial Birch ¼" 4x8 Prefinished $ each OUR NEW :~:~ =- , 426-261 I Mason County" First and Pine Several From Allyn Area Win Ribbons On Fair Exhibits By Charlotte Van Slyke AthL?:£n,--- We are very proud Or the p pie who worked hard and brought home ribbons at this year's Mason County Fair. onT~Wfn~°2..,Grange,~, -~,,~,. won first prize Youngsters participating in the fair from Allyn were Marilyn Mc- Kean, Vallarie Graneley, Shells Shelby, Randy and Sherry Peter- son, ::na .Nelson, Dennis and Roll snar ana Jerry Harding. i Ronald and Arlene Sanford of! Marysville were weekend visitors of the Sharers. New residents of Allyn are Vernon and Jerry Savage and three girls. Gloria and Ken Crawford of B.el!ing.ham were visiting with their mmilies and also driving a new red convertible. MARTHA AND GENE Watson and children drove to Longview Sunday just for the ride. Lyle Stormo spent the week in Shelton With his cousins. The Walt Baker and Earl Ter- rels visited the Ross Dam and took the six hour tour put on by Seattle City Light and having dinner at the New Haleru. The Pete Hunson's had dinner with the Earl Terrels Saturday evening. The Earl Terrels entertained the Harry Welles and the Earl Wolfes of Lake Devereaux. MRS. BUELAH ALLEN of San. Diego,. Calif., friend of the Earl Terrels and Sam Clements, visited °v:rtth~ week end. The Sam Cle- loop. aking her on a tour of the G ,~, ss What Susy Von Oaten has, a 39 black Shetland pony named ~vE1~n~''. Just what she always Mrs. ~en Burr of Denver has been guest of the Jewel Yon Oaten me past we H e... appy birthday wishes go out to Judy Von ^ " :: - ustcn, Susy S upy yon Oaten, and Jewel osten. Right motives give pinions to thought, and strength and freedom to speech and action. --Mary Baker Eddy ................ NOW $2.97 CI-IILDRE ' S , - One Group Values to $6,95 yd, NOW $2.49 yd. Lock Lined BLENDS Values to $6.00 Now $3.50