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December 31, 1959
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CI.A)QUAILUM The (,¢mmm-
nity. Cin'isLmas party at lhe
Grange hall Friday night was at-
tended hy a large crowd of chil-
dren and adults. A fine l)r)gram
was l)resented t)y Mary \\;Valko,
lectm'er of Cloquallum (il';tngc.
Mrs. ,Ice \\;,Vhiting's ac(-ordion lmnd
I)layed a ltttrnber of selections. Six
boys and four girls, inelu(ting two
\\;Vhitillgs, I,'rank and 5al't:i;i. Sev-
(!l'l|l I)(\\;rN and gil'ls ga\\;e )'oadillgs
Sally" Sue and Nancy Anensen,
Steve An(lerson and lwo \\;Vright
boys. Margie Lou tIliboki I)layed
some clarinet selections, Mrs. ,lini
S:ttler sang two Christmas songs,
a /nusical quartet of Jay Ammsen.
[)on Iqveleth, SLI'I(II':t :in(t Sh(!I'I'V
McAlfrey played a nunlber lit
Christnlas Cal'ols, Of course SalltK
Chuls :lppeare(t, h) find a gifl on
the tl'ee for each (if tile Vollllgcr
ones, and to hand ()tit can(i'v to all.
After lhe progranl all enjow,d
Doffed and (tollghnuts ii'l the (]in'trig
hall.
(leorge and Ehner Leboki visit-
ed in Forks over tim w(ekend
where Mr. Leboki catlg'ht his lim-
it in steelhead.
Mrs. Joe Whiting and b'.rank,
Marcia and Diana attended a
Christmas party Sunday evening
at the Elma Baptist church.
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Olympic Peninsula Rep.
918 Weslon Place
Bremerton, Wash.
FREE HEARING TESTS
IN SHELTON FIRST MONDAY OF EVERY MONTH
NEXT DATE: MONDAY, JAN. 4
In the office of
DR. H. M. ToKes
417 Railroad Ave.
Shelton, Wash.
10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
00ruelc Turn00 nv00r Do-it.Yourself CenSus
" Forms Would Speed Up
ear Mill I;reeg. 1960 Popu!ation Count
- . 1 \\;V:lshingtoN. t .C.. I)ec. ,S0. A
By (-l'a('e I'elly ["d,)-il-voursolf l)lan" will be in-
KAMIL(?IIIg \\;Vayne Clary augur;[feet this ,/ear by the Fed-
l!,st a se! ,ff d}ml x,,!l(,els g,)ing, leral ,;,,vermnen|" to hel'p speed tip
t()wn lvJill Creel< nitt ;me l'OJl(,(.z tilt? {akhl,," of tilt' U.S. Federal
his 1tuck (,vet one evening lira p)tml;d.ioIF census in April, Con-
first of lhe week. grt,ssm:m I.tlSS(dl V. Mack has
The, Reverend and Mrs. T)on t),,,u mt[,rmed hv the Post Office
o • " '
.l'l;till,V;:ll'ill ,lll(i I)()l'lS, of (]l':tllts l)ci);tI'tlll(!llt.
l'ass, Ore., and Miis; J:ivlice Maill-
\\;val'ill', I'I'OPA tht ttll;lIltlel Tl:aln-
ins Hospit:d, in I'o, lland, are
spending the holiday!a with the
Dan ,V(m(ts family.
MIL ANI) Mll.,. ,lames Barr [
• " r [
and son, ot Boring, Ore.,. and Ar- i
thllr I.]Ienbtq'gel ' :lll(l tiIlio ttellgt,
(,f Stulltle, s[)!nt (?hl'istnlas with
Mrs. (hu'trude tllenberger.
/
Mrs. J. (). Bovee, of Shelton,[
had Sunday (limwr with the Dan
J
Wood family.
l;'ourteen members of their fam-
ily, l)hls Mr. and Mrs. I.. J. Bl'own ]
ttn(t nephew, of ()lympia, spent [
Christmas I)ay with the Art Nel-[
sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Taylorl
spent Christmas eve with the Har- I
old I{untcrs in the Skokomish wd- I
Icy. The Hunters and the Justin I
Ttvlors and two .ns of Rignalll
'Paylors.ha(t Christmas dinner with the
Mr. and Mrs+ Harry Simmons
spent Christmas eve with their
daughter, the Ed Johnsons, in
Olympia, and had Christmas din-
ner with the Harry Simmons Jr.
also in Olympia.
The Bob Wiles family of Pan-
quilch, Utah, are home for the
holidays visiting their mother, the
Edwin Taylors, and other relatives
and friends.
The Robert Petty family, of the
St¢okomish Valley, stopped by at
the Edwin Pettys for pre-Christ-
mas gifts and hmch. on their way
to spend tile Christmas holidays
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00rist l Bu yWithM yP
ms eeps ents s an r0grams
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room parties filling tile last scnool duty with the Navy. MeDonahl, il the Skvline Chris-
hours Caroling parties last min- ' ' ,,,,t tim Churl h ' s
': ' ' . ..... Mr, and Mrs Mike (]umn f ..... ' ' "
ute shopping sprees aim naenmy . "'
".*:....F' =- " :,:;:::ly traveled to Port.land to vi.::F:'n :t:::e,: C:;,,,: ,:l;Tv::::ilal::: N ::
neignoornooo get-togtners were s ' , ' o o ' ,
' . _ . • ." .." ,'pe, nd the hohdals with their ptl'- M scow [l:t., t' r the hohdals to
elinlaxe(, oy Kirge [amiiv reun- ,,,,.. ' -'s'" " "" t,m ," ", " " £ ...
ions on Christmas I)av. TIe ....... ( f-rail- -'.
-'l,..I) o, i) ..... * " .1 4" .' • t. I . l%l)lg S Ieel/S, y )ling poD- a y,
OIV la OU • /kIl[],-['|l¢1 anti alLLn(.l,, pie's groLIp of the Hood Canal Chl'istlnas dinner guests ill the
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FIRE- AUTO
ROBT. A. SLOANE
200 E. Pine Ph. HA 6-4147
IClOOtI lOlll lltllltt II llllllIl
Greetings to our many friends in
every nook of this community.
Happy, Happy New Year.
RELY ON
SIMPSON L06611it €O.
SHELTON • McCLEARY • OLYMPIA
Uiider this plan mail ,carriers in
late March f(ll' the first time will
h!uv( clqlSllS rel)ort forms with
e;l('h ill the nation's 55,000,000
hlill.,hot(ts. Fit rllil ies will bc
asked to fill ont these census
I'(ll'l/1S ill advilllC(! slid have them
r,l:tdv for the census taker when
he a'rrives. The plan"is expected
l.o SUV0 time in etnsus taking.
When forms are filled out in ad-
vallce a cellsUS taker, it is estim-
ated, can coml)lcte taking of the
fanlily's census In ,even minutes
whereas this has required 15 to
30 minutes heretofore.
All questions that the census
taker will ask will be on the ad-
vanced forms. A total of 160
census takers will be required in
the nation to gather the informa-
tion on the country's estimated
180,000,000 inhabitants, Rep Mack
said.
For the first time in history an
electric brain machine known as
UNIVAC will be employed to tab-
ulate the information on the cen-
sus sheets. One of these machines
will tabulate 600 lines a minute.
This process will enable the cen-
sus bureau to tabulate the census
totals within a year after the cen-
sus taking ends where heretofore,
with a smaller population up to
two years have been required,
Congressman Mack said he had
been informed.
with Wtlma's parents, the Mike
Stolens, in Forest Grove, Ore.
MRS. MAYBELLE Bishop en-
tertained for her daughter, Mre.
Bert Wood, of Ventura, Calif.,
with a potluck luncheon for WOo
men of the neighborhood l&at Wed-
nesday, d
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Petty an
granddaughter, Florence, drove to
Port Angeles Saturday to visit the
Jack Pearces and the J. Pettys.
Jess Petty returned home with
them for the holidays.
Mae Julian, of Seattle, spent
the weekend with the Edwin Pet-
tys. Sunday they all drove down
to South Beach.
GARY MOON, 'of Tumwater
spent the weekend with Marvin
Nagel.
Our 64th Year
attended the kindergarten pro-
grani and party held Tuesday
morning in the Hoodsport school.
The program was a demonstration
of the ctfildren's interest in the
growth of the Christmas tree. Fol-
lowing the program, refreshments
of coffee and cookies were served
to the mothers by the Pre-School
group. The children enjoyed a gift
exchange. Each child presented
ceramic hand and foot prints tak-
en in the class by teacher, Mrs.
Emery Winters, to their mothers.
The fh'st and second grade par-
S
ty, in Mrs. E. ther Christensen's
room, was a Christmas party as I
well as honoring the December i
birthday of Susan Morris. Mrs. I
Morris and Mrs. Oliver Gray were
in charge of the refreshments 0fl
cookies and ice cream selved to
the children, and coffee and cake
were served to the mothers by
Mrs. Christnsen. The children each
recited a poem, and the group
sang a number of Chriatmasl
songs. The party ended with a gift
exchange.
Marion Robbins, custodian at
the Lower Skokomish sehool, de-
lighted the students in his new
roll as Santa Claus at their party:
on Tuesday afternoon, in the
school gymnasium. Kelly Calahan,
of Hoodsport entertained the chil-
dren with a few of his assorted
mystifying magic tricks. The stu-
dents provkled cookies for refremh-
ments, and the teachers served
punch for the party. The group
enjoyed a gift exchange. The sev-
enth grade home room students of
Mr. Bill Bryant decorated the
Christmas tree and stage for the
occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gray and
family, and Mrs. Virginia Wallin
spent Christmas Eve in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gray and
family in Centralia. On Christmas
Day the Harry Pozorski family
joined them there for dinner.
Dennis Phillips, of Bothell spent
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.
George Yocom and Mark Phillips
in their Potlatch home.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Spaulding
and Larry traveled to Seattle on
Christmas Day to have dinner
with relatives there.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Henry also
spent Christmas in Seattle in the
home of her mother, Mrs. James
Miller. They traveled to Belling-
ham to have dinner in the home
of Den's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dickin-
son held an open house on Sunday
afternoon before Christmas for
many of their friends. They also
had a large family gathering for
Christmas dinner. Guests were
Mrs. Rule Dickinson and Mr. and
Mrs. Bill McCann and daughters,
of Shelton, and Mr. and Mrs. John
ShortMeeves. Saturday visitm's :i
the Dickinson home were Mr. ad
Mrs. Blair Barkley, and Mr. and
Mrs, Robert Soule, of Seattle.
Mrs. Carrie Gifford spent Christ-
mas Day .visiting in the heme of
'Mr. and Mrs. :Ernest Worl.
. Mrs. • Anna Johnson traveled
trolls OrielS, Calif., to spend the
holidays in the home 'of her son
'and far[fily, .Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Smith. They had Christmas din-
ner in the 'Py Peterson home,
who had as guests, his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. G.'.Peterson, of
Foreat Grove, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson
traveled to Olympia on Christmas
Day to have dinner in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Todd.
Mr. and Mrs. James Robertson,
of Stanwood, spent the holiday
weekend visitiag in the A. L. CaN
ahan home'. On Christmas the two
couples were 'dinner guests o" Mr.
and rs. Ben Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Wingard
Jr. spent C'nristmas in, the Shel-
ton home of.ltis parents, Mr. and
rs. Mervln W itgard On Tues-
day the young couple will move
to,Seattle where he will enter the
IUniversity of Washington to com-
plete studies on a masters degree
in English.
ED WAI, of Vancouver, was
a holiday guest in the home of a
Iongtime friend, Kelly Calahan.
Dean Gilbert was here from
Ilike to visit in the home of
his lrent, ¢Ir. and Mrs. William
Gilbert. They,lnt Chiatmas Day
in the Maple rlTl1ey home Of .Mr,
and Mrs. Sam '?ttieli amd family.
A large4:amily get tother was
hId in the home of Mr. 'ad ldPrs.
Dick Addleman on Chritma Day.
Quete .were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
"Diekinon, ad Diane, and Mr. and
"Mrs. Dvid Dickinson, of Port-
,gelu Mr. ,and Mrs. Lester
:Diekim, Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Addlemaa, Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Rauscher, of Shelton, and Mrs.
Kate Abbey, 0f the Botts Nursing
Home. On Saturday, the Dick Ad-
dlemana left for 'Pasadena where
they will attend the Rose Bowl
game. On their return trip they
will meet Mr. and Mrs. Walt Bur-
ger, of Bend, Ore., in San Fran-
€lnco.
'/'he Emery Winters family gath-
ered in their home on Christmas
mollqg to open present under a
beautiful alpine fir Christmas tree,
Mr. ad Mrs. Bill Johnson, of
Olympia, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Win-
ters and Carla, Mr. and Mrs. Em-
ery Winters Jr., of Skokomish
valley, and Dick Ferris, of Ta-
coma, joined the Emery Winters
Sr., Donna and Jim for the day.
A special treat for the group was
a long distance telephone call
from ,Mrs. Mabel Ferris in Green-
field, Mass., Who is spending her
first holiday season on the East!
coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Starr VVhite spent
Chriatas Eve in the Emit,
Camphll.lore in Shelton. On the
next day the two familie wre
dinner guests n the home of Mr.
&td Mrs. Stephen Drake in Finch
Creek Valley.
Airman Mike Kirk was home
on leave from Moffett Field,
Commnnity Church, went caroling
on Monday evening. The group
toured the Hoodsport area spread-
ins Christmas joy with their songs
to.many shutins. They ended their
tour at the Church where they en-
joyed a chili feed prepared by Mrs.
A, K. Scott, and Mrs. Erling East-
gard.
The Harrison I)eVoe family tra-
veled to Portland to attend a wed-
ding of his niece on Dec. 26. Fol-
lowing the wedding they traveled
to the Klickitat State Salmon
Hatchery where they visited Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Hyden, for the
remainder of the weekend.
Mark Phillips and Carolyn
Schwab won trips to Camp Casey
on Whidbey Island in a contest
held in the King's Teen group.
Carolyn was unable to attend the
cmtp but Mark left on Sunday for
the three-day stay.
MR. AND MRS. Ralph Hilligos
Jr., and family, of Tacoma, spent
Christmas in the home of his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hilligos.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goodpaster
entertained their Christmas Day
guests in their new home. Dinner
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Parker, of Centralia, Mr. and Mrs.
Marley Parker' and family, of Ta- !
coma, and Mr. and Mrs. Rudy
Schwab and Carolyn.
Mrs. Dorothy Swanson traveled
to Medicine Hat, in Alberta, Can-
ada, to visit her mother for a
week.
Christmas Day gamsts in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Evans
were Mr. and Mrs. Perry Harring-
ton, of Elma, and Mr. and Mrs.
Phil Harrington and family, of
Aberdeen.
Saturday visitors in the Max
Schmidt home were Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Puhn, of Shelton. The Puhn's
eft Sunday to attend the Rose
Bowl football game in Pasadena.
Mrs. Andy Hansen, of Schnei-
der's Prairie spent Christmas Day
visittng in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Hansen.
ClntISTMA, DINNER guests
in the Maurice Kaare home were
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kaare, Mr. and
Mrs. George Kaare and family, of
Bremerton, and Bob Peterson, of
Port Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Addleman,
and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Winters
attended a Christmas night: party
in the Kelly home in Shelton.
Jim Shumate has moved fron'l
Olympia to his home here on the
canal, tie is now affiliated with
the Hood Canal Real Estate and
Insnrance Company. His family
will remain in Olympia where his
daughters are art;ending school.
This weekend, however, the fam-
ily spent here in their canal home.
Salmon are being caught in the
canal these days, with one fisher-
man reporting a 15 and 8-pound
catch to A. L. Calahan.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rains and
family, of Seattle, spent Christ-
mas in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
O. K. Linscott. The Kenneth Lin-
scotts, of Seattle. were to join
them for the holidays but an un-
timely case of nmmps for one of
the boys postponed the trip. The
Linscotts and Rains enjoyed a call
to the Bob Andrews, in San Diego,
1960
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Mohrnlann were Mr. and Mrs,
YVesley Mohrniann an(1 faulily, of
Seattle, arid Mrs. Ruth Mohrmann
()f Olympia.
OTllER TRAVELI]ItS on lhe
Christmas holidays were Mr. aad
Mrs. M. F. Vanhook, who went to
South Bend to visit in the home
of her son and family, :Mr. and
Mrs. George Esveldt. !
Guests in the Harry Pozorski
home on Christmas Eve were Mr.,
and Mrs. W. G. Mohrmann, Mrs.
Ruth Mohrmann, Mr, and Mrs,
Jim Reeder and Pete Kosmonek.
The Robert Bearden family was
happy to have both of their sons
home from the service this month.
Gary Bearden returned to Cali-
fornia December 24 following his
leave from the Navy. Bob Bearden
arrived home from Fort Leonard-
wood, Miouri, where he served
in the Army. He will return there
January 1st.
ChriStmas dinner guests in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dean
were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mor-
tensen, and Mr. and Mrs. F, k.
Harrell, of Seattle.
Dinner guest in the 5ohn Lara-
mie home on Christmas' Day was
Pete Kosmonek.
THE TINY TIM Orthepedic
Guild will meet Wednesday eve-
ning, January .6, in the home of
Mrs. Rudy Sahwb, .Mrs. Gaff
Howard will be co-hostess for the
meeting.
The annual Christmas party of
D.S.C. club was hekl on Sunday
evening, Dec. 27, in the, Alderbrook
Inn. A coektatl h0urowah'hq'd ' e:
ginning at 5:30. The group en-
joyed singing around the piano.
A buffet supper was served fol-
lowed by a time of dancing. Se-
c,'et pals ,,,ere revealed at the Les Fields Auto Paris
gift exchange, and new Pollyanna
names were drawn fro" the coming 229 $o. First
year. Over 20 couples were pres-
ent at the evening gathering.
LITTLE
LOANS
$25 to
$000oo
CAPITAL FINANCE COMPANY ......
124 Railroad Ave. -- Phone: ltA. 6-4447, Shelton
i i i i i i II i
HAVE a happy New Yearl And during the coming year
we would like for you to remember hat we wish all of
our many friends the best of everything. May the New Year
bring you havttiness and conl£1ilillerlt.
INDUSTRIAL
BUlLOERS tPPLY
1ST & PIN[ ST. PHONE HA .dY..411,3
December 31, 1959
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Cloquallum News
By l)on Eveh,th
#Tel) I,ale for Imst \\;V(mk
CI.A)QUAILUM The (,¢mmm-
nity. Cin'isLmas party at lhe
Grange hall Friday night was at-
tended hy a large crowd of chil-
dren and adults. A fine l)r)gram
was l)resented t)y Mary \\;Valko,
lectm'er of Cloquallum (il';tngc.
Mrs. ,Ice \\;,Vhiting's ac(-ordion lmnd
I)layed a ltttrnber of selections. Six
boys and four girls, inelu(ting two
\\;Vhitillgs, I,'rank and 5al't:i;i. Sev-
(!l'l|l I)(\\;rN and gil'ls ga\\;e )'oadillgs
Sally" Sue and Nancy Anensen,
Steve An(lerson and lwo \\;Vright
boys. Margie Lou tIliboki I)layed
some clarinet selections, Mrs. ,lini
S:ttler sang two Christmas songs,
a /nusical quartet of Jay Ammsen.
[)on Iqveleth, SLI'I(II':t :in(t Sh(!I'I'V
McAlfrey played a nunlber lit
Christnlas Cal'ols, Of course SalltK
Chuls :lppeare(t, h) find a gifl on
the tl'ee for each (if tile Vollllgcr
ones, and to hand ()tit can(i'v to all.
After lhe progranl all enjow,d
Doffed and (tollghnuts ii'l the (]in'trig
hall.
(leorge and Ehner Leboki visit-
ed in Forks over tim w(ekend
where Mr. Leboki catlg'ht his lim-
it in steelhead.
Mrs. Joe Whiting and b'.rank,
Marcia and Diana attended a
Christmas party Sunday evening
at the Elma Baptist church.
HEARING
AID
CLINIC
• Have your Aid cleaned FREE
i; • 10% Discount on Batteries
• 10% Discount on Earmolds
• 10% Discount on Cords
• See complete display of
Acousticon & Monarch aids
For further information
call or write
JACK CONNER
Olympic Peninsula Rep.
918 Weslon Place
Bremerton, Wash.
FREE HEARING TESTS
IN SHELTON FIRST MONDAY OF EVERY MONTH
NEXT DATE: MONDAY, JAN. 4
In the office of
DR. H. M. ToKes
417 Railroad Ave.
Shelton, Wash.
10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
00ruelc Turn00 nv00r Do-it.Yourself CenSus
" Forms Would Speed Up
ear Mill I;reeg. 1960 Popu!ation Count
- . 1 \\;V:lshingtoN. t .C.. I)ec. ,S0. A
By (-l'a('e I'elly ["d,)-il-voursolf l)lan" will be in-
KAMIL(?IIIg \\;Vayne Clary augur;[feet this ,/ear by the Fed-
l!,st a se! ,ff d}ml x,,!l(,els g,)ing, leral ,;,,vermnen|" to hel'p speed tip
t()wn lvJill Creel< nitt ;me l'OJl(,(.z tilt? {akhl,," of tilt' U.S. Federal
his 1tuck (,vet one evening lira p)tml;d.ioIF census in April, Con-
first of lhe week. grt,ssm:m I.tlSS(dl V. Mack has
The, Reverend and Mrs. T)on t),,,u mt[,rmed hv the Post Office
o • " '
.l'l;till,V;:ll'ill ,lll(i I)()l'lS, of (]l':tllts l)ci);tI'tlll(!llt.
l'ass, Ore., and Miis; J:ivlice Maill-
\\;val'ill', I'I'OPA tht ttll;lIltlel Tl:aln-
ins Hospit:d, in I'o, lland, are
spending the holiday!a with the
Dan ,V(m(ts family.
MIL ANI) Mll.,. ,lames Barr [
• " r [
and son, ot Boring, Ore.,. and Ar- i
thllr I.]Ienbtq'gel ' :lll(l tiIlio ttellgt,
(,f Stulltle, s[)!nt (?hl'istnlas with
Mrs. (hu'trude tllenberger.
/
Mrs. J. (). Bovee, of Shelton,[
had Sunday (limwr with the Dan
J
Wood family.
l;'ourteen members of their fam-
ily, l)hls Mr. and Mrs. I.. J. Bl'own ]
ttn(t nephew, of ()lympia, spent [
Christmas I)ay with the Art Nel-[
sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Taylorl
spent Christmas eve with the Har- I
old I{untcrs in the Skokomish wd- I
Icy. The Hunters and the Justin I
Ttvlors and two .ns of Rignalll
'Paylors.ha(t Christmas dinner with the
Mr. and Mrs+ Harry Simmons
spent Christmas eve with their
daughter, the Ed Johnsons, in
Olympia, and had Christmas din-
ner with the Harry Simmons Jr.
also in Olympia.
The Bob Wiles family of Pan-
quilch, Utah, are home for the
holidays visiting their mother, the
Edwin Taylors, and other relatives
and friends.
The Robert Petty family, of the
St¢okomish Valley, stopped by at
the Edwin Pettys for pre-Christ-
mas gifts and hmch. on their way
to spend tile Christmas holidays
S
U
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SHELTON-MA, ON COUNTY JOURNAL--Publishes in "Chritmastown, .8.A.," Shelto m Wash!ngton Page 11
ii ................................................................ I .... i ! i ..... I )i. .... ! ............. !! ............ i ....... i ..........................................
................. i ...................................................
00rist l Bu yWithM yP
ms eeps ents s an r0grams
?
room parties filling tile last scnool duty with the Navy. MeDonahl, il the Skvline Chris-
hours Caroling parties last min- ' ' ,,,,t tim Churl h ' s
': ' ' . ..... Mr, and Mrs Mike (]umn f ..... ' ' "
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Greetings to our many friends in
every nook of this community.
Happy, Happy New Year.
RELY ON
SIMPSON L06611it €O.
SHELTON • McCLEARY • OLYMPIA
Uiider this plan mail ,carriers in
late March f(ll' the first time will
h!uv( clqlSllS rel)ort forms with
e;l('h ill the nation's 55,000,000
hlill.,hot(ts. Fit rllil ies will bc
asked to fill ont these census
I'(ll'l/1S ill advilllC(! slid have them
r,l:tdv for the census taker when
he a'rrives. The plan"is expected
l.o SUV0 time in etnsus taking.
When forms are filled out in ad-
vallce a cellsUS taker, it is estim-
ated, can coml)lcte taking of the
fanlily's census In ,even minutes
whereas this has required 15 to
30 minutes heretofore.
All questions that the census
taker will ask will be on the ad-
vanced forms. A total of 160
census takers will be required in
the nation to gather the informa-
tion on the country's estimated
180,000,000 inhabitants, Rep Mack
said.
For the first time in history an
electric brain machine known as
UNIVAC will be employed to tab-
ulate the information on the cen-
sus sheets. One of these machines
will tabulate 600 lines a minute.
This process will enable the cen-
sus bureau to tabulate the census
totals within a year after the cen-
sus taking ends where heretofore,
with a smaller population up to
two years have been required,
Congressman Mack said he had
been informed.
with Wtlma's parents, the Mike
Stolens, in Forest Grove, Ore.
MRS. MAYBELLE Bishop en-
tertained for her daughter, Mre.
Bert Wood, of Ventura, Calif.,
with a potluck luncheon for WOo
men of the neighborhood l&at Wed-
nesday, d
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Petty an
granddaughter, Florence, drove to
Port Angeles Saturday to visit the
Jack Pearces and the J. Pettys.
Jess Petty returned home with
them for the holidays.
Mae Julian, of Seattle, spent
the weekend with the Edwin Pet-
tys. Sunday they all drove down
to South Beach.
GARY MOON, 'of Tumwater
spent the weekend with Marvin
Nagel.
Our 64th Year
attended the kindergarten pro-
grani and party held Tuesday
morning in the Hoodsport school.
The program was a demonstration
of the ctfildren's interest in the
growth of the Christmas tree. Fol-
lowing the program, refreshments
of coffee and cookies were served
to the mothers by the Pre-School
group. The children enjoyed a gift
exchange. Each child presented
ceramic hand and foot prints tak-
en in the class by teacher, Mrs.
Emery Winters, to their mothers.
The fh'st and second grade par-
S
ty, in Mrs. E. ther Christensen's
room, was a Christmas party as I
well as honoring the December i
birthday of Susan Morris. Mrs. I
Morris and Mrs. Oliver Gray were
in charge of the refreshments 0fl
cookies and ice cream selved to
the children, and coffee and cake
were served to the mothers by
Mrs. Christnsen. The children each
recited a poem, and the group
sang a number of Chriatmasl
songs. The party ended with a gift
exchange.
Marion Robbins, custodian at
the Lower Skokomish sehool, de-
lighted the students in his new
roll as Santa Claus at their party:
on Tuesday afternoon, in the
school gymnasium. Kelly Calahan,
of Hoodsport entertained the chil-
dren with a few of his assorted
mystifying magic tricks. The stu-
dents provkled cookies for refremh-
ments, and the teachers served
punch for the party. The group
enjoyed a gift exchange. The sev-
enth grade home room students of
Mr. Bill Bryant decorated the
Christmas tree and stage for the
occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gray and
family, and Mrs. Virginia Wallin
spent Christmas Eve in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gray and
family in Centralia. On Christmas
Day the Harry Pozorski family
joined them there for dinner.
Dennis Phillips, of Bothell spent
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.
George Yocom and Mark Phillips
in their Potlatch home.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Spaulding
and Larry traveled to Seattle on
Christmas Day to have dinner
with relatives there.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Henry also
spent Christmas in Seattle in the
home of her mother, Mrs. James
Miller. They traveled to Belling-
ham to have dinner in the home
of Den's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dickin-
son held an open house on Sunday
afternoon before Christmas for
many of their friends. They also
had a large family gathering for
Christmas dinner. Guests were
Mrs. Rule Dickinson and Mr. and
Mrs. Bill McCann and daughters,
of Shelton, and Mr. and Mrs. John
ShortMeeves. Saturday visitm's :i
the Dickinson home were Mr. ad
Mrs. Blair Barkley, and Mr. and
Mrs, Robert Soule, of Seattle.
Mrs. Carrie Gifford spent Christ-
mas Day .visiting in the heme of
'Mr. and Mrs. :Ernest Worl.
. Mrs. • Anna Johnson traveled
trolls OrielS, Calif., to spend the
holidays in the home 'of her son
'and far[fily, .Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Smith. They had Christmas din-
ner in the 'Py Peterson home,
who had as guests, his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. G.'.Peterson, of
Foreat Grove, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson
traveled to Olympia on Christmas
Day to have dinner in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Todd.
Mr. and Mrs. James Robertson,
of Stanwood, spent the holiday
weekend visitiag in the A. L. CaN
ahan home'. On Christmas the two
couples were 'dinner guests o" Mr.
and rs. Ben Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Wingard
Jr. spent C'nristmas in, the Shel-
ton home of.ltis parents, Mr. and
rs. Mervln W itgard On Tues-
day the young couple will move
to,Seattle where he will enter the
IUniversity of Washington to com-
plete studies on a masters degree
in English.
ED WAI, of Vancouver, was
a holiday guest in the home of a
Iongtime friend, Kelly Calahan.
Dean Gilbert was here from
Ilike to visit in the home of
his lrent, ¢Ir. and Mrs. William
Gilbert. They,lnt Chiatmas Day
in the Maple rlTl1ey home Of .Mr,
and Mrs. Sam '?ttieli amd family.
A large4:amily get tother was
hId in the home of Mr. 'ad ldPrs.
Dick Addleman on Chritma Day.
Quete .were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
"Diekinon, ad Diane, and Mr. and
"Mrs. Dvid Dickinson, of Port-
,gelu Mr. ,and Mrs. Lester
:Diekim, Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Addlemaa, Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Rauscher, of Shelton, and Mrs.
Kate Abbey, 0f the Botts Nursing
Home. On Saturday, the Dick Ad-
dlemana left for 'Pasadena where
they will attend the Rose Bowl
game. On their return trip they
will meet Mr. and Mrs. Walt Bur-
ger, of Bend, Ore., in San Fran-
€lnco.
'/'he Emery Winters family gath-
ered in their home on Christmas
mollqg to open present under a
beautiful alpine fir Christmas tree,
Mr. ad Mrs. Bill Johnson, of
Olympia, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Win-
ters and Carla, Mr. and Mrs. Em-
ery Winters Jr., of Skokomish
valley, and Dick Ferris, of Ta-
coma, joined the Emery Winters
Sr., Donna and Jim for the day.
A special treat for the group was
a long distance telephone call
from ,Mrs. Mabel Ferris in Green-
field, Mass., Who is spending her
first holiday season on the East!
coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Starr VVhite spent
Chriatas Eve in the Emit,
Camphll.lore in Shelton. On the
next day the two familie wre
dinner guests n the home of Mr.
&td Mrs. Stephen Drake in Finch
Creek Valley.
Airman Mike Kirk was home
on leave from Moffett Field,
Commnnity Church, went caroling
on Monday evening. The group
toured the Hoodsport area spread-
ins Christmas joy with their songs
to.many shutins. They ended their
tour at the Church where they en-
joyed a chili feed prepared by Mrs.
A, K. Scott, and Mrs. Erling East-
gard.
The Harrison I)eVoe family tra-
veled to Portland to attend a wed-
ding of his niece on Dec. 26. Fol-
lowing the wedding they traveled
to the Klickitat State Salmon
Hatchery where they visited Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Hyden, for the
remainder of the weekend.
Mark Phillips and Carolyn
Schwab won trips to Camp Casey
on Whidbey Island in a contest
held in the King's Teen group.
Carolyn was unable to attend the
cmtp but Mark left on Sunday for
the three-day stay.
MR. AND MRS. Ralph Hilligos
Jr., and family, of Tacoma, spent
Christmas in the home of his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hilligos.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goodpaster
entertained their Christmas Day
guests in their new home. Dinner
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Parker, of Centralia, Mr. and Mrs.
Marley Parker' and family, of Ta- !
coma, and Mr. and Mrs. Rudy
Schwab and Carolyn.
Mrs. Dorothy Swanson traveled
to Medicine Hat, in Alberta, Can-
ada, to visit her mother for a
week.
Christmas Day gamsts in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Evans
were Mr. and Mrs. Perry Harring-
ton, of Elma, and Mr. and Mrs.
Phil Harrington and family, of
Aberdeen.
Saturday visitors in the Max
Schmidt home were Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Puhn, of Shelton. The Puhn's
eft Sunday to attend the Rose
Bowl football game in Pasadena.
Mrs. Andy Hansen, of Schnei-
der's Prairie spent Christmas Day
visittng in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Hansen.
ClntISTMA, DINNER guests
in the Maurice Kaare home were
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kaare, Mr. and
Mrs. George Kaare and family, of
Bremerton, and Bob Peterson, of
Port Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Addleman,
and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Winters
attended a Christmas night: party
in the Kelly home in Shelton.
Jim Shumate has moved fron'l
Olympia to his home here on the
canal, tie is now affiliated with
the Hood Canal Real Estate and
Insnrance Company. His family
will remain in Olympia where his
daughters are art;ending school.
This weekend, however, the fam-
ily spent here in their canal home.
Salmon are being caught in the
canal these days, with one fisher-
man reporting a 15 and 8-pound
catch to A. L. Calahan.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rains and
family, of Seattle, spent Christ-
mas in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
O. K. Linscott. The Kenneth Lin-
scotts, of Seattle. were to join
them for the holidays but an un-
timely case of nmmps for one of
the boys postponed the trip. The
Linscotts and Rains enjoyed a call
to the Bob Andrews, in San Diego,
1960
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Mohrnlann were Mr. and Mrs,
YVesley Mohrniann an(1 faulily, of
Seattle, arid Mrs. Ruth Mohrmann
()f Olympia.
OTllER TRAVELI]ItS on lhe
Christmas holidays were Mr. aad
Mrs. M. F. Vanhook, who went to
South Bend to visit in the home
of her son and family, :Mr. and
Mrs. George Esveldt. !
Guests in the Harry Pozorski
home on Christmas Eve were Mr.,
and Mrs. W. G. Mohrmann, Mrs.
Ruth Mohrmann, Mr, and Mrs,
Jim Reeder and Pete Kosmonek.
The Robert Bearden family was
happy to have both of their sons
home from the service this month.
Gary Bearden returned to Cali-
fornia December 24 following his
leave from the Navy. Bob Bearden
arrived home from Fort Leonard-
wood, Miouri, where he served
in the Army. He will return there
January 1st.
ChriStmas dinner guests in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dean
were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mor-
tensen, and Mr. and Mrs. F, k.
Harrell, of Seattle.
Dinner guest in the 5ohn Lara-
mie home on Christmas' Day was
Pete Kosmonek.
THE TINY TIM Orthepedic
Guild will meet Wednesday eve-
ning, January .6, in the home of
Mrs. Rudy Sahwb, .Mrs. Gaff
Howard will be co-hostess for the
meeting.
The annual Christmas party of
D.S.C. club was hekl on Sunday
evening, Dec. 27, in the, Alderbrook
Inn. A coektatl h0urowah'hq'd ' e:
ginning at 5:30. The group en-
joyed singing around the piano.
A buffet supper was served fol-
lowed by a time of dancing. Se-
c,'et pals ,,,ere revealed at the Les Fields Auto Paris
gift exchange, and new Pollyanna
names were drawn fro" the coming 229 $o. First
year. Over 20 couples were pres-
ent at the evening gathering.
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HAVE a happy New Yearl And during the coming year
we would like for you to remember hat we wish all of
our many friends the best of everything. May the New Year
bring you havttiness and conl£1ilillerlt.
INDUSTRIAL
BUlLOERS tPPLY
1ST & PIN[ ST. PHONE HA .dY..411,3