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October 22, 1959     Shelton Mason County Journal
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Pa 14 Rotary Official To Talk Here ?::Arthur H. Wickens, Governor of trlct 502, Rotary International, iB xnaking his annual official visit feach of the 10 Rotary Clubs on Vdhcouver Island and 32 Rotary Clubs in western and southwestern Vhshington. He will address the 1 club and confer with Predi- Ct Lloyd Gruver and Secretary Jb!hn Halvorsen and committee irmen on Rotary Administra- tlWa and service activities on Oct. 2, at an evening meeting in the lton Hotel. ;!rt is vice-president or B. A. Kenzle &amp; Co., Custom House kers in Tacoma, Washington, has served as secretary of the oma Rotary Club for the past ) years. HE WAS elected District Gov- eor for the fiscal year 1959-60  Rotary's 50th annual eonven- tn, held in New York City last J0me, and IB one of 261 District (vernors supervising the aetivi- of 10,291 Rotary Clubs which lve a membership of nearly 5(I@,000 business and professional executives in 114 countries thru- out the world. Each year this world-wide ser- vice organizzttlon continues to grow in members and strength and during the past 12 months 375 new clubs were organized in 54 I countries, bringing the total num- ber of Rotary Clubs to an all-time Mgh of near 10,300 and 5 countries were added to Rotary's roster- .... British Guiana, Ghana, Madagas- car, Nepal and Tahiti. Li//iwaup News By Jean McKasson :Thc Lilliwaup Community Club met Oct. 9th at the club house in Iaflliwaup. 'lle club had a busi- ness meeting and held an election Of officers. President, Mrs. Chris- e Ahl; vice president, Mrs. Mat- Backlund; secretary, Mrs. Mar- i Cave; treasurer, Mrs. Ew:lyn -holeon. The next business tieettng will tee Nov. 6th. Card re played after the meeting, th high score going to Mrs. ristine Ah], for the women, and 1gh score for the men went tel '. Dick Schaufler. The next: ard party will be. Oct, 23. The public is invited. .... Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dunlap left fOr Kingston, Idaho, Saturday lorning. They will spend some e visiting' Mrs. Dunltp's Ist:e¢. ls. Dunlap is the former Mrs. SSlla McKesson. he Tiny Tim Orthopedic Guild t Tuesday night at the home Jean McKesson. The group rked on candle holders made of ¢les and seed pods. There will " a display of the em, ndle holders arid also some aprons the guild mlde. The display will be in the wIdow of Calahan's Canal Sup- ty. Anyone interested in buying candle holders or aprons can dQ so by contacting Mrs. James an for the candle holders or Mrs. Don Warman for aprons. rMrs. Oma Stewart returned hOme from the Shelton Hospital ere she had been confined fol- lowing an automobile accident. :Mrs. Susie Anderson received news of the arrival of a new SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A.," Shelton, Washin NEWS FROM MATLOCK By Dora Hearing Don't forget the Harvest Dinner at the Mary M. Knight school this Saturday night, Oct. 24. They will serve from five to eight, and a roast beef dinner and all the trimmings will be served at very reasonable charge. About 75 people attended Mat- lock Grange Booster Night last Friday and they all enjoyed the grand program our lecturer, Mrs. Lud Rossmaier, put on. Mrs. Augusta Portman, Mrs. Lud Rossmaier and Mrs. Elvin Hearing attended a birthday din- ner in honor of Mrs. L. D. Port- man at the home of Mrs. Leo Bishop in Shelton last Wednesday. with his daught,,r and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Ford. Sunday afternoon callers at the I. C. Ford home were Mrs. Roy Boothe and family of Hoquiam and Mrs. Herbert Brehmeyer, Jr., and family. Clayton McCrum ts ill and is in a Seattle hospital. We hope he will be able to be home soon. Mr. and Mrs, James Churchill and sons, Charles and Carl, spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Aug- usta Portman and Carl Portress. Mrs. Bob Trenckmann and daughter, Joan, called on Mrs. Augusta Portman Friday after- noon. Cloquallum News By Don Eveleth Mr. and Mrs. Rod Brockley (Judy McAlfrey) have a new sm bm-a Oct. 9. He is named Tor- rance Lee. Mrs. Ge)rge Johnson and Mrs. Marion Eveleth were guests of Mrs. Russell Walker at a dinner party Thursday evening in Elms. Diana Whiting was an overnight guest of Janet Hepworth. Friday evening a group of Clo- quallum residents attended Mat- lock Grange's Booster Night. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Walko, Mr. and Mrs. Boney Loertscher, Charles Oppelt, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Eveleth, Mrs. George Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eugene Anderson Returns From Sea Et.lgone D. An(l('r,ou, l)oihrvian third class. I:SN, s()l: f Mr, and Mrs..lalll(!s t, .Middl('lcm ¢)f St:tr Route 1, B)X 271), Stwlton, re- turned to San Diego, Calif., ()el. Thursday, We!i Drilli WELLS- TEST Bedell Drilling LAWRENCE BEDELL Phone HA. 6-4713 Route 3, Box 170, Shelton Bolduc and Wilma. till enjoyed tim outstanding program. Marcia "Witing was an over- night guest of Theresa Kearney Friday. Gary Anensen and Bob Creek- paum were weekend guests of Don Eveleth. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Whiting and Frank, Diazta and Marcia, Don Eveleth and Bert Rau, all helped Mrs. Rau celebrate her birthday Sunday, Oct. 18. 11, ab.:rd the radar t)i<:l\