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Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
December 3, 1964     Shelton Mason County Journal
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December 3' 1964 , .... SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL._- Published in ,C!wistma; ow 7., U.S:A.", Shelton, Washington ..... : P_AGE3 I iI ' I Want Ads Pay Journal Wad Ads Pay llber Leader J trthur Pnaulx llles I[ l lregon . pod,...so.. Th, ...... -- --- -- • or ,n t,,o forost. H o, .... ,o o,1 i zear/o Mall I:arly |1 A foremost spokesman for f o Let manners .... e '" I was a eonzkmnt oz several O • g ~1 I ~ .... [[ estry, conservation and the lumber I ganized the tree planting pro- [ and Washington goveznmrs. He [ Early mailing of Christmas I ] [[ industry on the West Coast for gram by school children in the|persuaded former President Her-|c,lrds 'rod Dack'lges is especially I| [ ] ~ 1 r j [ I[ 23 yeaz's, Arthur VV. Priaulx, 61, I Willamook Burn, and was a Career bert Hoover to speak in Eugene ill imuort/~nL t]his v~'t~" i:or 'Shclto;- ] E1 . ! . ,t , le" • ,, died of cancer last Friday, in a JDav speaker at innumerable high,1938, ]none of his first public aP-,iaz~s because" of"t'::~ crowded con-J' ' 1 I and |1 flfilllgrfl llfillr JJl0IllP.r Klnrlnp.. . I1 PorUand hospital. / sc] ools. ]pe,ranee, after his defeat for re-|ditions'w ici, gove,:n the t m o,'-II ACROSS FROM THE JOURNA- I! 111 :j ......... ,,,,=.~ I/ During that time he served as] For the ln59 Oregon Contort-]election !n .1929.. .. ~. ]a.ry quarters of the Shelton post|] #l,, T,,,I,, Th.,,.kll:,,! !11^,. I/director of public relations for the [nial Expos]iron, Mr. Priaulx was [ ~. Mr. Pt'mulx acquired tile ~uge]le Loffice assistant postmaster How- I I 1 II|P. ||11|11 /lll]UllJl//.l Illa]] I~ west Coast Lumbermen's associ-~ the chief figure in creation o[[uauy l~ews an¢l !~anc ..t=om!tY/ard Yule pointed out yesterday, tl GIFTS FOR YOUNG AND OLD I u.v a~v.~ --,,v**~..**v, wu~ |] at]on. His fi:'sL major assignment [ the Forest Products pavilion a [ Shopper in 1938, ariel sore the Kin- / "mh,. l~hh. .... d ~h- service win- [ I/ was to promote the Keep Green [ high-flaring hyperbolic paraboloid J ~ath operations, But_.as World/ dow'"are'[ls-.az~" m~mh' more yes- tl MODELS --: TOYS -- GAMES Ii • L----o..:xL IL ............. " ]/ and tree farm. porgrams, and / in wood. He promoted the largest l war Lt Degan..ne s()l(1/t;~ie ~-;ugene./ tricted this year " he said "so it. I] I~lU fl~r WITU fl~E ¥1gll-~ ~W~ --_L. |[ these have spread from small be-j Pacific Logging Gongress in his-/papors ~o the ~eg~'~er-~uara/,,,.,,~ ~ ....... ~t' h.h~¢.] ~",~r ~m, J l I - I/ginnings in Washington 'tnd Ore-/tory held iz~ Portland two years Ithere, and joined the lumber as-~.~"~'~ ......... .~1 ..... rth'(n~"to ~;v/I ARTISTS SUPPLIES -- CRAFTS I ~- .~ -- --;* -- ' • ' " ' O 1 who l'nll" llse ~ ' 8 O0 gon Lo nearly every state. He was ago. / see,]at]on staff, J ~'o' ~"et in earlv a;zd :,void Crowdin~/I famll, Grown Pill ~ ". I]a founder and president of the/ His unique flair for promotional| OTHER AFFILIATIONS roveall,heii~mited ,';'ca"' -/I FLAT CHRISTMAS WRAP 3 for 37¢ J I = . ~'"' '°~ I/Keel, Oregon Green associa{ion. /ideas and writing blossomed dur-Ibis divc,'sity ,)i interests. He l~ead-tt ............... = ..................... /I #'~ ; I/ Mr. Priaulx wrote hundreds of] ing the first 21 years of his career, ] ed the University of Oregon Dads ...... /I STYROFOAM ART .--- SLOT CARS ] _ & "~" ~. I] articles on forestry and the lum-/when he owned and edited six dif-|club in 1952, and the Oregon Free ly papers a~: r~amey ann l~rowns-/I DAVID FAMILY CR~'~'~ mM Jl~ ~.. r~,~ J -- ' I/ Der i,mustry for national and/ ferent Oregon newspa'pers. In the[ Lance Writer.~ in 1957. He was [vi]le. He attended Ro~burg H.O. TRAINS AND ACCESSORIES Ii ,~......... " ........ - " "-- " ' I/regional publications, and was a / late 1920s he owned weekly papers ] serving on advisory committees I school, University oz uregozL an~ ]1 I~,o story ot tier L,~O ~@~]~~.~t,~t~ -- || frequent speaker in this field. In | at Drain Oakridge, and Creswell / for Portland State and Reed col- uregon ~[ate couege. At the w. oz 1| I ,-ere ,fly..o and so beaufi{ully ~.~~J~ || his last foul' months he had near-~ and was honored as the youngest/ leges, and on the mayor's corn-}O, where he attame(~ ms neg~'ee, ~| -.-SHOP HOMETOWN STORES-- I tach child~ simulafed ~1~ ~ ~ ~,~'~_~/ || ly completed a history of Nqrth- | "chain" publisher. [ mittee for a new forestry build- I he was editor oz tne uregm.~ ~m- [| atone a, a ie~el in her crown, " ~ || west lumber. ' ] HE ESTABLISHED the Chile-~ ing, and was secretary of, the/erald and the uregana year,ooK. II SUPPORT INDEPENDENT MERCHANTS I I - "' ~ . .~" ~ || FOR WCLA HE developed fea-] quin Review and Malin Enter-/ board for the White Shield Home, I In 1930 he married K. Dealtry || ~--o~.~-~~ 1 || ture services distributed to sever- | prise, and operated them for 13 | He was a member of St. :Michael / Bean of Milton-Freewaler. They I I ..... I I/al thousand newspapers, tonga-| years. At Chiloquin he also built/and All Angels church, Columbia|have resided at3215 N. E. Dunck- I Helen Greenwalt Has Won a $25.00 I | || zincs, l~iadioland television stations, | up a large specialty job printing| Edgewater Country club Hilla]ley street for 22 years. The faro- | | || descri g umber in modern uses. J business in defiance of the depres-|Temple, York RiLe'Shy]nets, Ore-lily includes Mrs. Priaulx; daugh- | Merchandise Order From Ii || He had been named a~uistant to| sion, served as justice of the/gon Hi§tdrical. SocieLy, Delta Up-]ters, JoAnn Bonawitz, Kailua, | O| V ' || the president of WCLA last Aug-[ peace, and was master of 'the lo-~ silon, Sigma. Delta Chi and Alpha JHa.waii; Yvonne Werttemberger. | I U| / I[ ust. | cal Grange. J Delta Si'gma. | Phoenix, Ariz.; and Sheila Mar-|| Our Opening Drawing I ~klin t~.n¢.. Phone 426 3283 l| "Litterbug" and "woods heel]-/ In 1935 and 1936 he served two ] Born May 12, 1903 at Pasadena, ] shall, Bays]de, N. 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