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September 25, 1969     Shelton Mason County Journal
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MEMBERS OF -[HE Hood Canal Lions Club this week presented a check to the recently-formed Hoodsport pre-school to assist with financing of the project. Left to right, with some of the young members of the (:lass, are Dean Biggs, club president; Mrs. Barbara Gray, pre-school teacher; Bob Bair, third vice-president, and Harold Drake, secretary-treasurer. The club meets the first and third Thursdays of each month at Millo's Diner at 7:30 p.m. The club officers also commented that the club has a wheel chair which is available free on a temporary basis to residents of the area. Skokomish Grange Meeting Slated Tonight By MARY VALLEY SK ()K OMISIt Skokomish Grange will rneet today, starting Kh a potUCkL supper at 6:30 p.m. This way the llltYlllbCrs can Mtcmt the IJoostet Night program ,d the Mason (k)ul)ly fair gnmnds on Friday which would have been the regular meeting of Skokomish Grange. The meeting at the Fair (;rounds is open and the public is welcolnc. Mr. and Mrs. ('hcster Valley attended a family reunion in 'lumwater Saturday evening. Coming from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. David Lozier and baby of California, Mr, and Mrs. Ilerb Lozier and daughter Judy of Spokane, and Bill l,ozier of Ehna. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson spenl the weekend in Seattle with their son Arhm and family. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burger of Cht|la Vista, Calif., have rcturne, d hornc after visiting her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kelst'y Tan net. Mr. and Mrs. Don Ragan entertained with a dinner Sunday for her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J: Needham of Shelton. The ()ct.u.|sion was to honor Mrs. Ncedham on her birthday. Sunday guests of the Harold Ihmters were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Only fJ,: tb5 h:,t culling attach- merits All the power a pro could ask for. yet light enough for the weekend wood.%marl Takes bars to 20" long fells trees to 3 feet in Oiame/er. • Extra power for fa,qier easter Ctlftirr(; . 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Mr. and Mrs. George Barkely attended the Pomona (;range meeting at Shelton Valley last Sunday. .... iltt td,  .,Wilbur, eCeteon of Pleasant tlills, Ore. visited friends in the Valley last week. i00iiiii:iiii .ft... iji!iiii iiiiii!i!ii!!iiii SILVER ELEGAHCE iiiii!i!i !! ii IRONSTONE iiiiilli!i iiiiiiilili DINNERWARE iiiiii!iiiiii ii!i] " [iiiiii I iiil;i;ii!ii00 II!iliiii!iiil i iiiiiiiiiiiiii =i:iolr,,00..000000.,--no,,--iiiii!iiiiiil am!i;!tem:!i:m:::d :251 :::$e::: 2 ::::::::::::::: Federal Savings & Loan I nsurance Corporation • iiiiiiii!ii!ii:::.: ...... :::::::::!i!iiiiiii!iiii!iiiiiiiiiii!iiiiii;iiiiii!iiiiii SHELTON -- First & Railroad, 426-8211 Home Office: Olympia Olympia -- Montesano -- Vancouver -- Shelton Page 10 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, September 25, 1969 Matlock Trip Through Alaska, Canada Is Described By DORA HEARING MATLOCK - Matlock folks have been on vacation tours. The Hearing's just returned last week from a 22-day greyhoud Escorted Bus tour of Canada and Alaska. The stops in Canada over night were Harrison Ilot Springs, Prince George and tours of Bennet Dam, Dawson Creek, Port Nelson, Watson Lake, White ttorse. Then into Alaska, by the Alaska ltiway from Dawson Creek to Tok and on to Fairbanks for two nights. While in Fairbanks they enjoyed the Tanana River Boat Excursion. Bunnell Is Aboard Carrier Fireman Apprentice David M. Bunnell, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Bunnell, Shelton, is serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Ticonderoga which recently returned to San Diego, Calif., after seven months in the Western Pacific. The Ticonderoga spent most of its tour on Yankee Station just off the coast of Vietnam. It served there as a unit of the U. S. Seventh Fleet's carrier striking force. At 20 years of age the will reigns, at 30 the wit; at 40 the judgment. .... Franklin On to Anchorage by train with a stop at Mt. McKinley National Park where they took the wild life tour there getting up at 3 a.m. They stayed in Anchorage for three nights and two days, where they had tours of Portage Glacier. Nine of the people flew to Nome that day. Then back to ]'ok and White Horse and on White Pass and Yukon Railroad to Skagway and on Board of Takie Ferry to Juneau. One day was spent at Juneau and they saw the beautiful Mendenhall Glacier on the Wickersham Ferry to Prince Rupert. There they boarded a bus to Burns Lake, Prince George, William's Lake and Vancouver B.C. and Seattle. The weather was perfect, rained many nights to settle the Alaska ttighway dust. They saw many wild animals and the scenery was all gold .... fall colors. Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Ford returned from a two week tour of Canada. They drove up Vancouver Island and ferried from Kelsey Bay to Prince Rupert and then drove the Cariboo Trail to Rock Creek to visit Mr. and Mrs. John McGarvie and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank ltollatz, Mrs. Gladys Carter and Mrs. Mantle Atkinson returned Saturday evening from a l0 day vacation to Southern Utah Parks, Grand Canyon and the Yellow Stone Park. Jim Hollatz and Bob ttollatz left Monday for college. Bob goes to Pullman and Jim to Ellensburg. MaHock (;range held its regular meeting last Friday evening with a potluck supper and celebrated Mrs. Agnes Nyes birthday. There were 25 members out and two visitors, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Applegate from Melville, Pa. They belong to the Valley Grange No. 52 there. Matlock Grange will postpone its next meeting Oct. 3 because of the first and second degree work. The Grange took in one new member, James ttollatz. Matlock Ladies Club met at Milo's Care last week Wednesday for a no host luncheon. They visited some places along the Canal. The Pinochle Cluh will have its annual dinner this Saturday evening at 6:30 p.m. at the Grange ttall. Mrs. Edward Valley and Carl Portman will be hostess and host. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walker and Sandy Calkins spent Sunday in Tacoma with relatives. Word was received here that Andy McGarvie died in Canada Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lud Rossmaier attended Pomona Grange at Shelton Valley Sunday. Sunday evening dinner guests at the Lud Rossmaier home were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Goodburn family of Shelton. Matlock Grange is sponsoring a bowling team this year. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Applegate" from Melville Pa. spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. William Avery. They drove out on Rt. 2. While here they enjoyed the train ride in the logging woods at Camp Grisdale and the tours through the mills. Mr. Applegate and Mr. Avery used to work together in Pennsylvania more than 30 years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Walker and son David spent Friday evening at the Jerry Roderick home. Mr. and Mrs. Max Nilsson of Seattle spent from Thursday to Saturday afternoon at the Herbert Helin home. Mr. and Mrs. Gronka of Olympia visited the Portman and Max Cash's homes Thursday. 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