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October 25, 1962     Shelton Mason County Journal
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Page 14 SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "Chrstmtown, U.S.A.," Shelton, Washington A!lyn Area Getting Back T O Normal After Storm Damage heart be troubled: ye believe In (hd, believe a!8o in me. In my si(ms: if il wore ]:OL SO, I WOllld I-.ItVC iol,l y(m. i g'O 10 prepare a ,,,' "" ,8:  I - . p ace fov yell. And if I go and nlal;ls£1ji'i; hi( ( 'ogt(gl:i'°;tln:t prepare a' pl&ce tor you, I will conl( again and receive VO/I unto Thursday, October' October 25 1962 WellDrill" Area |ll' ]i On Way WATER WELLS -- TEST HOLES: any ,VeFe he tared at ;in open hOsl;e last Sunday, The open ]louse was how all of you survived tlme storm given a.t tl{e home of the groom's last week. It certainly left a lot of folks, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Van debris and Slyke, Victor. There were about trees. I think by now most of us 75 friends and relatives who atten- have our lights and phones rester- done to the house. Thanks to all ded to meet the newly wedded pionship Logging Show, as when couple. services Smlday ,zt the Shelton ed. I would like to take this oppof tunity I,o thank all the crews from the telephone, company and from Peninmfia Light company for re pairing and restoring our phones and light as .soon as they did. We know these men were tip ana work- ing at dawn unLil late night try- mg to restore our power. Allother vote of thanks goes to our neigh- bors and our nelghboorhood gro- oers of Allyn and Belfair who al- lowed folks to store things from their freezers in their cold storage rooms. What ever would we do wtthofft our friends and neighbors when s, disaster such as.this stri- kes? Thanks to all of you. We have a few l'cports on some of. the damage done during the storm. Tim Mile Lmhrs of Seattle had three trees fall on their sum- mer cabin and several more down their road. The Earl Terrells llad three trees fall across their road and Ear, had to cut them down before he could go to work the next morning. He was out hawing trees till midnight. Only a couple of Willow trees in front Boyees blew-down. Trees fell all around Clem.ents house but luckily none hit the house. We noticed several trees: down between our house and Allyn and are thankful none did much damage to our homes, The C]eln Sa,l'gonts had several trees go down taking down the power lines a,nd phone wires. We had one of our big Maple trees fall and hit the house but no damage, A well-known land mark was E, E, Jackson's large tree which c0mpletciy destroyed their dock, The Frank Jolley's vacated their house on the hill when large limbs began flying all over the place. After things subsided they went to survey the damage and fouled their grounds covered about a foot deep on one side of the Imvse. they were thankful no sermus damage was done. The large Poplar trees at the Howards Wynn residents were uproted. As Howard and son. Vere. 12. were out tyymg Lo repair a 'broken oil line at foot of trees, Howard turned just ill t, lme to tell Vere to junlp alsd the tree went lght of own" throwing the oil barrel full of oil over on the wis- est lot next door. Tanks to How- ards qmck thinking he and his }on wer: not injured. Bill AItStrlnS d{llght.er's beach some was des- tranced by a failing tree. Reggie lJ,fflan 'slid to rescue his oyster bj;ge'from the beach wnere it had be, on blown by wind. It suffered very little damage. Tile Hmwey Gri£feya lost half of their up- ;tgirs roof, due to Ihe wind. At (;mnl'r, Grocery a plate [}'!48,' window on the side of the btlilding was blown out. Out at Bbmn I.lee the Krackenberg's oa,bhl was destroyed a tree fell on it, Luckily they were home ill Seattle when that happened. Bill Si.oudt., St. lost a few trees, an(I (lid lllinor damage to Iris tJ'tck. The MeOrady's lost three trees which demolished their bath house, the woodshed and patio. Their dock and boat were eonlplete Loss. A.n moccupied house, on Strecll Is- IItllft ,%V;IS badly {ianlaged. The roof was parl.ly blown off and the house almost leveled to the ground. Btll Sund lost hiS; barn and had other damage resulting from fan ten trees. A tree fell on Virginia George's ctr jnst missing the house, The roof on Joe IL'ngen's chicken house was blown off. The Treasure Is- l(l, Boat Haven was almost a total lo,s. Webb Ethel'ton had a tree fall on their garage putting a dent sn the roof of the cab Of their pick-up. The Doug Corliss's were lucky aa a big fir tree went down in their back yard just mis- sing the housc. Robert Andrews of Rocky Point I(mt part. of the roof an(,, knocked dmmx fireplace chimney, Some fornler residents of All3m, Earl and Slirley,Ander- son suffered extensive damsge to their ranch at Mossy Rock. Al- most all of their buildings and b,rl+r]lS were lost, Tim winds up- rooted trees and buildings liRe they were made of paper. This was one of the hardem hit. areas in Waslingl,on with winds up to 120 mph at. times. Even will all this destxuction lilere were no injurle. A.LLYN-VICTOR Mr. and Mrs, Paul MacKay wish to thank the Fire Department for their speed and efficiency In put- yOIl nlen, The first Cub Seoul meeting was held la,t Thursday and from what we hear il was very successful. Den 1 meets at Barbara Wynns house and Den 11 meets at Cells Area- chef. Elaine Kowalezyk is assis- tant den mother. Dchnar Griffey is Den Master. David Kowalczyk is Den Chief. We were.sorry to hear of Glefl Miller's injury last Friday after- noon. He was Working on the North Shore Road when the small utility truck he was driving L,RS bumped and sent off the road and down an embankment. It was stopped from going on into the Cansl hy a tree. He was treated a,t Belfair Clinic for a concussion and sent, home for rest. Glen is reported doing fine and anxious to get back on the active list. Mr. and Mrs. F. S, Crutchely are visitors from Seattle at the Paul MacKay home. Jewel Von Osten flew to Denver last week cud to visit his sister who was critically ill. We recei- ved word this morning she had pasd away during the night. Although it wasn't what you'd call a pleasure trip Jewel had a chance to visit old friends and neighbors while there. We hear his flight from Seattle to Denver was pretty rough as the plane took off during the height of our storm. Birthday Club met the lmme of Mrs. Barbara Wynn this month. There were 14 members and four children in attendence. As always a delicious pot luck hmch was served and they all had a chance to talk about the storm and what damage it had done. The meeting next next month will be held at Mrs. Lois Terrells. We hope to see all of you there, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Congdon "rod Marie were weck-enff guests a.t the Vim Osten;,. They were without lights and phone in town and knew we at least had heat. Bruce ad Jim went out fishing and had anything but luck as they ran ()lit of glls near Grapeview and rowed the heat to Bob Eldridges. Llektly Shirley was home and brought them home or it would have been a long cold walk back to AII.I Mr. ,qnd MFH. Doug Corliss and four ",hildren were callers at the Jewel Von Osten llorfle Friday evening, Mrs. Shtri,'y Va.l,inder and 2 children are staym,g with her nlotlser and husband, MI'. and Mrs. Harvey Rice, while lwr husband is over ill Nolthern Pakistan for the next 15 months, }tie is in one of the hot a,pots so she and time child- ren will not be able to join him. He has to slmw a permit to prove he is stationed there. We hope all goes well for him while his there, Nice to hart, Shirley and children in Allyn. Say, have yon noticed the new North Mason High School sign? Sure does look nice. Mrs, Elaine Kowa.lczyk and children spent last Tuesday at, tile Fair, Mr. a,ad Mrs. Yh' l{al.;oni hqd to cnt sllort t,hcir hunting trip at Brlnnon where they were visiting the Glenn Butlers. After the sl,)mn they were without tighls and de- cided to return to Allyn. Time But- lel-S returned with them to find no light:, here, either. The follow- ing day tile men got Tim some lmnt, ing and Sunday the Butlers return. ed home. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Becson gave a combination "going away" and birthday party for Jeri's brother, Bob Baker, In.st weekend. They all had a. good time despite the fact they were without lights. Bob is going into the service. Mr, mid Mrs. Webb Etherton were visiting by his brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Etherton of Saudi Arsbia. Thc.v arrived just in lime to see one of Wa.shingtons worst alorln. Richard Knight left for Los An- geles last week to escort a trailer home. Mr. and Mrs. James Von Osten. Mr. mid Mrs. Bnice Congdon, and Bruce's mother, Mrs. Walt Cong- don attended the Fair last Wed- ncsday. They arrive¢l when the Fair grounds opened and didn't lea.re till after midnight. We tall had a wonderful day and tried to see all the things wc hadn't previ- ously seen. Mr, and Mrs. Tom Van Slyke 8AFECO makes it easy for agents, like ourves, to give you the finest in- eurance coverage poeeihle. For ex. ample, here is one of the pecifi¢ advantagee SAFECO offers you: Whcn two akrzco.lasured 8utos ¢ollide, the dednct. ible clause for both autas is automatically waived. AFECO offers many more time-saving and money-saving enefite, It would be our pleasure to discuss them with you. *W Idle t all otaa HEMBROFF AGENGY 116 No. econd St. 426-3357 There will be a ,t-H leader and training meeting for parents and: leaders at the North Mason high school in the Home Economic room, Oct. 25., at 7:30 p.m. Any-i one that is interestea in helping with 4-H please attend. Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Von Osten and Susie's dad, John Kalishok he was a. youngster he used to work fo; a logging camp. Congratulation and best wishes for the futur? go to Mr. and Mrs. James L. Sargent, whose wedding ceremony was held in Shelton at St. Davids Episcopal church Oct. 13. Mrs. Sargent is the former Diana Harris daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harris of North Shore. And Mr. Sargent is the son of Mr. Fwst church of Christ, Scientist in a Lesson-Sermon on the subject • 'Probation After Death•" Opening the Responsive Read- ins will be these verses from the and Mrs. L. T. Sargent of Victor. The young couple plan to live in Seattle where both are employed. myself; that where I am, there yc may be a,l;o." One of the citations from "Scien- ce and Health with Key to the Seriptln'es" by Mary Baker Eddy states (p. 487: "The understand- ing that Life is God, Spirit, leng- thens our days by strengthening ear tst in the deathless reality of Life, its ahnightiness and im- mortality." Bedell Drilling LAWRENCE BEDELL Route 3, Box 170, Shelton Phone 426-4713 tly Sally Taylor SP. 4 Harry B. Cook Mary Cook of Agat( mother at 5:30 a.m to say goodby as he wa, ort Benning, for Frank. aany. His wife, Sharon with her parent., Ohio while he i,, overseas. Spencer Lake the Shelton Gem Hos. HOSTESS CARMEL NUT STIGKS 3/'1 r -r°ersona#'" Yours NESGAFE L°; °' 89 .¢ Pineapple JURE wo.oo 4/$1 46-oz. tin • • A FRE'E, GiFT THAT IS TRULY INDIVIDUAL a GLASS WITH your INITIAL FREE "'BROTHER" SEWING MAGHINE $100 VALUE NOTHING TO BUY! Just come in and register. Drawing will be Held Sat. 6 p.m., Nov. 10! (You needn't be present to win!) THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 1 FREE G WITH $10 PURCHASE PRESENT THIS COUPON WITH PURCHASE your name address Permanently 00i/vered-Fu/ly Guaranteed This h finest g/ass o# its hind on the market 7..- ICE 00CREAM SHELTON MAID half-pllon, HN [ FRUIT DRINKS GRAPE, ORANGE 46-OZ. TINS T/i/l// WHITE STAR 4 Ts , GHUNK STYLE BISGUITS GATSUP BA'ARO o. 10 € PILLSBURY, .......................... PKG. w ................................................. 5/Sl PARD DOG FOOD ,5-oz. tins ................ TOMATO' SAUGE " ......... 6 o:; Wash. CUT Grown UP 3 Fresh or Fresh FrozenLB j BAKE.A-FRYER extra eat,, large ............ LB. LEG U'LAMB ...................................................... L,. LAMB RUAST PRE-CARVEO shoulder .................................... LB, RIB GHOPS -dan Trimmed ........................................ LB. LOIN GHOPS LAMB, Te.der, Juicy ............................................ LB. LAMB RIBLETS Nutricious LB. BOLOGNA HGRADES ! Chunk .................................................... LI. SALMON TIPS .,ERED • : i f, past week after under. Tuesday morning ver Star riding club ex. invitation to the Bel: attend their "Get-t( 27 at' the Little Skoo. Hall starting at 6:3( will be a Pot Lucl own selwice) to live music b Hope all you BeE and have a wonder- Taylors attended th( Zone meeting a., for The Bell Riders discussed were: the date set for the awm d's banquet. was asked to be th this years event. Jim to be master ot for the evening. The State Horse- will be held at or. 9--11. clubs were urged tc who would be able on all new measures be of interest to their Club and to cast their election of new state the coming year. Each one vote for evmT 25 fraction there of. Saddle club invi- sted game riders to second Sunday ot month at the Majors for a playday, start- Will be 1 p.m. This is a and will cost each the afternoon, spec- Rowes are home af- trip trough Califof Utah, and Oregon. a business trip, Red have an opportunity well known Kellogg Calif., famous horses and Sun- exhibitions. The Rowes the Whitmore Arabian Lake City, Utah, opportunity to see of the best known in the United connnent was that ed Egyptian Arabian a differ,ent "look" seen in most maga- at horse shows. In this the first one I saw made what was different I finally realized" it foreheads are not the eyes and the SUcl a way giving an to the face, lnlagine such a thing. of the Arab stays matter where they and the Rowes. were in this as they fields of strange hm'- Whitmores and all the to be loved and there were about 80 The &rabs in the s kept their horses at night, rather fellow but the fact re- this breed of horse has outstanding for its sot to mention its and beautiful AWARD Pierce. Damage Con- Class, USCG, was Coast Guard Good at a formal Change and Awards Cere- the'CGC Winona in Oct. 10. the son of Mr. and Shelton. lie gra- Irene S. Reed High ' I I I I I edlll[ NSTLES I€ ' He has been at- I APPLE S 10 I Winona since May u=v.r 5-o,:ar ............ / J hhl r 00'lhlPh . " ZEE 8O € Hi Country previously been as- AI'i'L¢ t, IMr-R , aboard the CGC c NAPKINS .......... 2or. 25 , Gallon Bay, Ore. onduct Medal is a- Delicmus Ib sezice men who dis- QUAKER OATS . ' ling conduct and znarks in profieien- for a three year I CELERY ,s'i , --= ,,,,0 ........ ,..,, ,0,00,, Hubbard Ib € , . RE E[ J Fr, $ ,o.oz KRA GARMELS ,,.o,.,,.3/ 1 BISQUIGK ........... : .................... p.. SUNSHINE 12-oz, $1 .s your e WAFERS POTATO GHIPS ,A--E'rS Vanilla ............ 3 pkgs, 3-bag0er ...... CHOOL SUPEI Pictsweet S VEGETABLES P,ot,wootasst,d ..... 6 pks.$1 STRAWBERRIES Fro, PRICES EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 25-26-27  LIMIT RIGHTS WAX PAPER ZEE 200 ft. roll ............. Double Luok H GREEN BEANS ,6.o tin EA ...,.O M. M 2, UHHU|E::O' Assort. bars ...........  ............ ARDEN BUTTER .................. . VEGETABLES Piotswect S assorted .W.(I TED ,o ant PROVEN County schools are equal to or above KEEP PRO' BY RE