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Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
September 3, 1964     Shelton Mason County Journal
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1964 PACE .17 )r Olin, son Otto, at- last Thm's- al2d r01 llrl]ed SUnday. Vic- Juvenile Correctional Institution UPON NOVEMBER 3, 1964 OFFICE OF VICTOR A. MEYERS, SECRETARY OF STATE, STATE OF WAStIINGTON. I¢fall Concern: the State Constitution, and the Extraordinary Legislature of the State of Wash- published for the consideration of the of Washington, the following Referendum Bill: DUM BILL NO. 13 Laws ExtraQrdinary Session, 1963) BALLOT TITLE. FOR JUVENILE CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION ing for the issuance and sale of Mate bonds up to $4,600,000 to finance .a state correctional institution in King mg Luther Burbank and Martha Wash- for care, confinement and rehabilita- and "girls committed by juvenile courts of the department of institutions; and Yment of the bonds from unp{edged retail or other means authorized by the LEGISLATIVE TITLE [SENATE BILL NO. 25] INSTITUTION FOR JUVENILES--- BUILDINGS-FINANCING. io the state operated charitable, educational lions; authorizing tim issuance and sale of bonds to provide for needful build- )UVenile correctional institution situated in m the vicinity of Echo Lake; providing ways Pay said bonds; maki'dg an appropriation; SUbmission of this act to a vote of the people. by, the Legislature of the State of .Washington: .the purpose of providing needful buildings restitution for the confinement and rehabili- situated in King county in the vicinity of I was established by the provisions of 1961 as amended by chapter [165], Bill No. 32), the state finance committee zed to issue, at any time prior to January 1, bonds of the state of Washington in the Lea six hundred thousand dollars, or so much ~e required to finance the program above set. and discharged within twenty years of the Mr. an(1 Mrs. Ever•It Archer and daughter visited a few days at the Ellis(>n home. The Herb Nelsons recently had anolher unf(n'tunah~ accMent with their car, While driving along the highwqy north of She.lton a car struck the rear of their enr and /)ecau~e the trent seat slid back, alh)wing lh(,nt l.o fall baekwards the injuries were n,)t severe. The hil and run d)'iver wins caught in Shelhm shortly thereafter. They arc both gra I eful they came through with not too sm'ious in- ||ties to themselves or" their car. Monday afternoon visitors at he Eugene Faylor home were Mrs. Josephine Baxter and Miss Eliza- beth Ferrin who live near Indepen- dence, Calif., and M~,n. James Dra- ham of Olympia. Saturday evening Mrs. Irene White and daughter Donna of St. Marie, Idaho visile(1 at the Tony Ell[son home. Sund'ty Mrs. Chester Marshall visited with her mother Mrs. Marie Jones at Aubm'n. Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ralstin and two boys of Lakewood called at the Herb Nelson home. The Herb Nelsons were dinner guests Sunday evening at the Dr. Edward t~,uge home on Arcadia Road. A NEW CEILIN(I is being in- stalled in the Grange hall this week. i Sunday evening Mr. and :Mrs. Weilsnd Holt and son Tom of i Port Orchard called at the home of Mrs. J. L. Simmons. Mr. and Mrs. Procter Hefting- ton and three grandchildren of Ta- ;oma visited at the Eugene Taylor mine on Sunday. lV[esdames Ed Petty, Herb Nel- son, and Marie Carlson and M. rs. June Petty of Shelton attended the ball g~me Tuesday evening be- tween the San Diego Padres and the Tacoma Giants at Cheney :ield. nment Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moulton of Olympia were Tuesday after- noon guests of the Edwin Pettys. Mrs. ~¢~adie Griggs and grand- dangilter, Au,h'ey Griggs of Olym- )ia visited a few ,lays at tne Mar- tin Otto tmme last week. Mr. and Mrs. \Ve,dey Whitener and Mr. and Mrs. Rohert Whitener spent a few clays fishing at the Colmnbia t~.ive.r last week. The T. Abe family haw• moved back to their former home near the Olympia Oyster Company af- ter having lived in the Rocky Bay area for some time. Mrs. Phil Simmons and cl'~ild- reu visited a few days this past week at tl~e Rev. A. W. Graham immc in "Pacoma. , Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Whitener announce the craning wedding of Maxine Thomas to James Tygart of Shelton at the Shelton Church of God, Sept. 11 at 8 p.m. Recep- tion will follow in the parsonage. An invitation is extended to friends to attend the wedding. New signs are posted near the freeway pointing the direction to the newly platted lots called "Ks- milche Shores" on Kamilche Point. Grandma Annie Whitener informs us that the name "Kamilche" nleans "peaceful". MR. AND MRS. Clifton Barnes made the trip over the mountains Thursday to Yakima to visit with the Orville Barnes family for a i few days. School bells will be ringing again Sept. 10 for Kamilehe boys and girls. Teachers this year are George M. Keller, principal, teach- ing the seventh and eighth gra- des. Robert Whitener, teaching the fourth, fifth and sixth grades; ~rs. Ermine L. Page teaching the first, second and third grades. The bus schedule will be the same as last year with Avery Kelley driv- ing the school bus and maintain- ing the school building. The school rooms have been newly painted in pastel colors for brighter interiors. A new roof has also been placed on the school building and gym- nasiunl. • MASON COUNTY'S BY MABEL KIDD DAYTON- John Sehur, son o1: Mr. and Mrs. Dehner Schur, left last Tuesday for Grandview where hc will he teaching in the senior high school. gteve ~eedham is back from his stay in Alaska and is making his home with the ~,Villiam Rietdorf family until his parents, Mr. "met Mrs. Gerald Needham return from Alaska. The names of Mr. 'rod Mrs. H, E. Wolden as great-grandparents of Shaun Edward Wolden were in- advertently omitted last week. Shmm had the distinction of heing born on Mrs. Woldens birthday. Susan and Greg Bueehel, chil- dren of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bueehel of Longview spent last week with their ~randparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Buechel. Wednesday hmcheon guests of Mrs. Darl Ooldy were Mrs. Marie Archer of Long Beach, Calif. and Mrs. Alma Goldy of Montesano. Saturday dinner guests of Mrs. Gertrude Scott were Mr. and Mrs. Harry CallcinS and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Churchill of Shelton and Mrs. Clifford Ford of Lake Nah- watzel. Sunday visitors in the Warren Williams home were Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cole and children of Chehalis and Mr. and Mrs. James Evans ot Shclton. FRIDAY DINNER guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chappell were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Carr ann children, Shelton and 1V~r. and Mrs. C. L. Anderson of Cloquallum. Mr. and Mrs. Russ Clary of Ka: milehe were Friday dinner guests of Mr. and l~rs. Alvie Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Churchill of Shelton called on Mr. ~nd Mrs. Warren Williams Saturday after, noon. Frank Brown was a real happy fellow when his Bm~tam rooster Specks won the rooster crowing contest at the fair. Joe Brown Jr. won the senior livestock judging and will be going to Puyallup. His Angus heifer won a blue ribbon too. Chuck' Brown will also be going to Puyallup having won the jun- ior "garden judging. The girls in the family also did --EAT OUT OFTEN-~ real well. Barbara won blue rib- bons in cooking and serving, a I I ~ blue in food Judging and the pur- ~ ..1~1r1 • 1934 Olympic Highway. North ple rosette as canning champion. S GA,~,a-~a.~ on Mountain View' Beverly won a bhle in food --BREAKF-AST--- LUNCH -- DINNER judging. Special Dinners Daily -- Fried Clams --- Oysters Ramona Rickards is recovering • Buckwheat Hotcakes Anytime • at home from a tonsillectomy at the Clinic Wednesday of last week. WE :MAKE OUR OWN PIES[ WEEKEND GUESTS of Mr. GOOD COFFEE and Mrs. L. A. Todd were his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wes Todd of Portland, Ore. LAKE CUSHMAN RESORT 4 ndles from Hoodsport on Lake Cushman Friday dinner guests of Mr. m~d Mrs. Alvin Hulbert and family 'x, ,Ierry Manley of Tacoma Mr. and Mrs. Mike Smith, Bill Johnson and hl Melrvin ,)t' Shclton. Mrs. Ron Moore's mother, Mrs. Russell Conley of Spanaway, left Sea-Tae on %Vednesday evening to fly to Gueno Park, Calif. to be with her daughter, Mr. Luther Criss as she had to undergo surg- ery. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Lund spent the weekend in Yakima with daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Belling. THE DOYLE HOWARD family visited her father, Ted Berry, Sun- day and also got to visit with his sister, Dessa Palmer who is np from Nm~valk, Calif., with her gl'andson, Tom Haines. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Adams of Shelton called on Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Todd Tue,~lay. Joe and Chuck Brown are spen- ding this week with their grand- dad, Dan Brown at Kamilehe. Thursday callers in the b. A. Todd home were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Todd of Mmmhester. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Todd and Mr. and 1vrrs. Al Frais- ure and boys called on the Todds. Mr. and Mrs. L: B. Todd are enjoying a visit from daughter, Mrs. Loran Mercier and children of Nashville, Tenn. Early Sunday morning there was quite a bit of excitement around the home of Mrs. E