PAGE 12 SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL-- Published in "Christmas]own, U.,.A. '', Shelton, Washintan
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WALTER ECKERTS CELEBRATE 59 YEARS OF MARRIAGE
gratulations are
Eekert who can
and Mrs. Walter
now proudly acclaim 59 years of ' +'. v ! ' i
wedded bliss.
To celebrate this rarely attained the beginning of their return trip three days late]- she attended an- 98546., Everyone in Grapeview will
anniversary, Walter and Augusta
drove to Tacoma last Tuesday,
June 18. where they spent the
day. Dinner in Purdy at their fav-
orite spot was included on their
return trip and upon arriving home
daughter Ann had a luscious des-
sert of strawberry shortcake
awaiting them. Other guests help-
ing the Eekerts celebrate this
part of the event were grandson
Bob and wife Shirley, great grand-
children Lori. Mike and Steve, and
Tom Carrel of Oak Harbor.
SUNDAY, after enjoying "din-
ner out" at Purdy, the Eekerts at-
fended the Golden Wedding anni-
versary of their long-time friends
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Brones. The
reception, which was held in the
church parlor m Vaughn. afforded
the Eekerts. not only the oppor-
tunity to eongral.ulate their friends
but also a chance to visit with
many olher long-time friends.
Jnne must certainly be commu-
nity improvement month in Grape-
viex'. Otlr community's favorite
"shopping center" the Grapeview
Grocery is proudly showing off a
brand new summer dress in the
form of new vertical siding, paint-
ed a cool charcoal gray. To catch
the eye in the evening and on
throug h the night, grocer Julie
Stock has installed an illuminat-
ing automatic earbon-are.street
lamp just north of the post office
and the toLal effect I must say.
is mighty purty! Adding to the
nighttime lighting is a second
lamp, recently purchased by the
volunteer fire department and sta-
tioned just outside the fire hall.
The Orville Kagers have also re-
cently installed one of these fine
lamps at the rear of their tretch
Island home where it is doing an
excellent job of lighting the garden
and drive areas. On the mainland
the C. E+ Carters are enjoying
the convenience of this highly ef-
ficient type of lighting also.
THE BEAU'rIIPYING project at
the )ost office and grocery have
been keeping postmaster Julie out
of mischief while "the little wo-
man" visits in South Dakota with
daughter J'ackie and husband.
Helping to keep him from getting
too lonesome the past two weeks
has been young friend Denny
lIooPe from Tacoma.
Another project adding to the
beauty of Stretch Island is hwing
Rowe's new cement bulkhead: an
lmpresmve addition to an already
ttractive home.
TWO MORE building projects
are getting underway in the neigh-
borhood too. George and Ruby
Lewis have begun construction of
a new home just south of the old
homestead.
On Treasm'e Island, after sev-
eral years of planning" and pre-
paring, the AI Linderman tamily
of Tacoma have started to build
StlnllTler home one lot south of
the Ed Millers'.
The Don Johnstons were delight-
ed to have an adequately func-
tioning well after only 52 feet of
drilling. This will be quite an ad-
dition to the conveniences offered
by their cozy beach house on the
west shore of Soules' Cove.
TIlE SWAN :MaRls added to
the trend of improvements by hav-
ing a new septic tank installed
last week.
The Howard Somers' residence
rmw has a new cement patio afront
the basement area as well as a
much improved arm enlarged
driveway, facillitating entrances
from either approach.
A vacation of almost a month
came to an end for the Jubie Hicks
family when they returned to the
Gra peview home last Thllrsday ev-
ening. Having,left Grapeview ear-
ly Saturday morning, May 25,
Jubie, Virginia and their four
children, Clifford. Alice. Kathy
and David, began the first leg of
their journey. Camping overnight
in their Volkswagen bus and en-
joying many of nature's wonders.
animate and inanimate, as they
drove along, by Wednesday, May
29, they reached Fort Worth "rex.
where they visited with Jubie's sis-
ter and family, the Harold Corn-
ishes, until the following Satur-
day. They then drove to Nastwilte.
Ark.. where they spent a week
and shall with Jubie's mother and
which was made via Kansas City,
South Dakota and \\;Vyoming where
lhey took in such sights as the
Badlands. the Black Hills Nation-
al Park and its many Indian rel-
ics. the caves of Mr. Rushmore
, the famous faces being obliterat-
ed by clouds} and Devil's Tower
National Park. A two-day stop-
over in the wonderoua Yellowstone
National Park where the geysers,
the beat' population and an appeal-
ingly awkward baby moose made
very good subject matter for their
camera and was the last malor
stop of their trip before they re-
turned home having fully enjoye.q
the entire vacation
Meanwhile "back on the ranch".
Virginig's folks, Mr. and Mrs. My-
ron Polk made a command decis-
ion and bough[ themselves a brand
new red Volkswagen camper. Their
first outing of any consequence
was made last Thursday when they
drove to Aberdeen to attend a
four-day VFW convention. Camp-
ing at a trailer camp near Ocean
Shores, they took advantage of the
early mornmg razor clam tides to
seek out the juicy morsels and
"later in the day attended the VFW
meetings. Saturday concluded the
actual convention while Sunday
was Cootie and Cootiette Day and
then home. Happy motoring, Lou-
ise and Myron[
ANOTHER travelling Grapeview
family this month was the Fred
Lutz family. Fred, Phyllis and
boys,_ DouR, Larry and Laurie. left
via jet plane Saturday, June 8. to
Visit with Fred's relatives in and
near New Oqeans. La. After spen-
ding eight days with Fred's folks,
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Lutz. Fred.
Fhyllis and little Laurie returned
to the Great Northwest and Grape-
view Monday, June 17. leaving,
not only the unbearable heat of
the Deep Soutn behind, but also
sons Larry and Doug. Larry is pre-
sently the guest of the F. E. Lutz
family of Gretna. La.. while Dour
is staying in New Orleans with
Fred's sister and family, the Har-
old Nienabers. across the street
from his grandparents, while wof
king with his uncle George Lutz.
Leaving Grapeview Friday, Eke
and Ann Eacrett headed south
where they planned to spend this
week with son Kenny and wife
Judy tat their Long Beach. Calif.,
horfie. While Eke and Ann are
• "on vacathm", son Bob has been
"tending shop" at the Morgan and
Eacrett Lumber Co. Friday, Mrs.
Bob Eacrett drove to Oak Har-
bor and brought back Mrs. Tom
Carrel and the three Carrel young-
sters 1o spend tills week here with
Mr. Carrel. who has been the
Bob Eacretts' guest
DON AND V1VIAN Query were
delig.ted+te play host for the
wee'ehd t0"{hc ichard Rex fam-
ily of Kirkland. The Querys and
the Rexes. who had been next-
door neighbors in Big Piney, Wy-
oming, combined celebrating their
getting together again with a 15fh
wedding anniversary eelebral;ion
for the Rcxes. Joining then] in the
resultant potluck supper were Ed
and Louise Okonek. Art and Ern-
estine Nieklaus. Fred Nelson and
Ralph and Judy Hatch; whose 3rd
anniversary was also honored.
Waller and Augustg Eekert
treated daughter Ann Eacrett and
friend Ethel Buckingham to a de-
licious dinner at Hood Canal's Sea
Fare June 14 and including in the
birthday party Eke ]Yaerett. rin
Buckingham and the Bob Eaeretts.
,After dinner the four couples
drove back to Eacretts' cottage to
watch an exciting baseball game,
being televised, between Seattle
and Tacoma.
SATURDAY EVENING, the
Walter Eckerts the Bob Eacretts
and the Tom Carrels most thor-
oughty enjoyed seeing the show
"Showboat" in Tacoma. Sounds
like they keep their schedule well
filled !
All her Grapeview friends and
neighbors will be happy to learn
that Mrs. Anna Schwinn is home
once again, lV[rs. Schwinn was in
such agony with a back ailment
Friday morning that she was tak-
en to the Shelton General Hospi-
tal via ambulance. Although still
somewhat uncomfortable, she was
able to return home ionday.
IN WASHINGTON
BEER IS A NATURAL
From nature's light grain comes sparkling, light beer...
Washington's traditional beverage of mo, deration--]t's
light, sparkling, delicious.
And naturally, the Brewin Industry in Washingto i,
proud of the more than one million tax dollars it contrib-
utes to the state of Washington each year--money that
helps support our schools, our hospitals and our parks,
In Washington, beer belongs--enjoy it.
UNITED STATES +BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC.
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other gathering in Tacoma. This use this ZIP code on all their cor-
affair was the Grand Assem'/y of respondenee to speed mail deliv-
the International Order of Rain- eries and rcdlmc the chance of
bow Girls of the \\;VasbingLon and missent ntail. Tbe ZIP code fol-
Idaho area and the gathering spot lows the town and state of each
was the UPS campus. Liz arrived letter's address. With ZIP code
home 5/unday after fern' days of a postal clerk needs only to glance
meetings and aciivitics, weary but at the eerie to know immediately
ready to continue her Rainbow du- to what national area. state and
ties. ')()st office the letter is destined.
TIlE WILFRED Polks of Kirk- All letters being sent to Grape-
land arrived in Grapeview Sunday view should carry the ZIP code.
with full intention of celebrating 98546. It would greatly facilitate
Mr. Myron Polk's birthday only the efficiency of this new metltod
to discover they had "jumped the if we include our own ZIP code
gtm" by a month! Nevertheless. on our retuzn address of all letters
the In'e-birthday celebration was we send.
fully enjo:/ed and everyone enjoy-
ed the dinner prepared by Mrs. "---
Jubie Hicks "tIDES OF THE WEEI00
Two lucky young men were
Mike Joh>sion and Chief Clayton emputed for Hood Cans!
who escaped injury when the gas C,.q.;?and Bay tides are 1 hr. and
lank on Mike's 5/.e h p. outboard 5(] rain. later and pln a.o It
motor exploded Saturday after-
noon. Instead of a cruise, swml- Friday ]lille 28
ink suddenly became the activity Low . ........... 6:01a.m. 3.9ft.
of the moment! Higl. .............. 11:05 a.m. 6.5 ft.
Back to work at the Shelton Low _ ............ 5:05 p.m. 2.1ft.
bank Monday morning went Mrs. Saturday, June 29
Don Pogf+eba after eqjoying, a two High ............... 0:09 a.m. 10.6 ft.
week's vacation. Last Wednesday, Low .............. 7:00 a.m, 3.0 ft.
Shirley, accompanied by daught- High .............. 12:46p.m. 6.5ft.
ers Susan and Janie Kay, son Low . ............. 6:04 p.m. 3.4 ft.
Donald and her mother. Mrs. Or- Sunday, June 30
ville Kager. drove to Portland for High ............. 0:48 a.m. 10.2 ft.
an overnight visit with her eousm Low .............. 7:51a.m. 2.0ft.
Bernadine and family, the Gene High .............. 2:17p.m. 7.0ft.
Killoys, aria her aunt Mrs. F. W. Low ............. 7:07 p.m. 4.5ft.
Dresen (Mrs. Kager's sister,. Monday, July 1
SATUIIDAY, ,June 15. the Uni- High .............. 1:26 a.m. 9.9 ft.
versity Christian Church Chapel in Low .............. 8:35 a.m. 1.0 ft.
Seattle was the scene of the af- -Iigh .............. 3:31 p.m, 7.8 ft.
ternoon wedding of Miss Bonnie ow 8:llp.m. 5.4ft.
Jean Dinsmore and Mr. Richard Tuesday, July 2
Jensen. Following the marriage High .............. 1:59 a.m. 9.7 ft.
ceremony, a reception was held at Low .............. 9:15 am. 0.1 ft.
the Alpha Chi Omega Sorority High .............. 4:29 p.m. 8.6 ft.
House. The young couple plan to Low .............. 9:12p.m. 6.0ft.
make their home in Seattle upon Wednesday, Jiffy 3
their return from a CanaclIan lon- High .............. 2:31 a.m. 9.5 ft.
eymoon. The bride is the daugb- Low .............. 9:53 a.m. -0.7ft.
ter of Mrs. Robert Ellison of High .............. 5:16 p.m 9.4 ft.
Grapeview while Mr. Jensen, a Low .............. 10:06 p.m. 6.3 ft.
University of Washington gradu- Thursday, July 4
ate student, is from Fort Pierce, High .............. 3:02 a.m, 9.4 ft.
Fla. Low .............. 10:28 a.m. -0.4 ft.
High .............. 5:57 p.m. 10.0 ft.
After taking an unscheduled Low .............. 10:54 p.m. 6.6 ft.
three-week leave of absence from
the Grapeview column, this half
of your reporting team is once FERRY RECEIPTS
again back into the routine, having Harstine Island Ferry receipts
returned to Grapeview from Down- for the week ending June 22. 1963
ingtown. Pa., last Friday after- deposited in the office of the Ma-
son County Treasurer by the En-
noon.
Saturday, Mrs. W'alter Clayton, [gineer's office amounted to $230.
MASON COUNTY'S
DINERS GUIDE
--EAT OUT OFTEN ..........
GATEWAY CAFE o. the Olympic Highway
BREAKFAST -- LUNCH -- DINNER
• Prime Rib and Steak . Seafood
• Homemade Pies
Dinner Parties Invited Open daily 6 a.m, to 10 p.m.
MAMIE'S GRILL 1934onOlympieMountainHighwaYview North
BREAKFAST- LUNCH -- DINNER
Special Dinners Daily -- Fried Clams -- Oysters
• Buckwheat He]cakes Anytime .
WE MAKE OUR OWN PIES!
RAU'S CIIICKEN DINNER INN East or Vnio.
oa the Canal
-- our specialty
• BUTTER FRIED CHICKEN
• SEAFOODS . CHOICE STEAKS
We Specialize in Banquets Phone Union 898-2322
MINOR'S A & W DRIVE-IN 79 OlymPiCon Mt. HighwaYview N.
"COME AS YOU ARE, WE SERVE IN YOUR CAR"
FOOD and DRINK ORDERS TO GO
HAMBURGERS & FRIES
FOOT-LONG HOT DOGS
IL/kl[J on Lake Cushman
Dine Over The Water in the Panoramic Dining Room
. CHAR-BROILED STEAKS
• SEAFOOD • CHICKEN
Cocktails in the LIARS' DEN Banquets Parties
Phone 877-5388 for reservations if desired
1 t] miles East
WALT'S ROBIN HOOD LODGE of Vnio. on the Canal
AN ENCHANTING ATMOSPHERE
--FEATU RING
• HOME MADE PIES AND PASTRIES
• QUALITY FOOD AT REASONABLE PRICES
• BREAKFAST SERVED ANYTIME
MILLO'S DINER o Hood Canal near Potlatch
on Iighwy I01
BREAKFAST- LUNCH -- DINNER
Our Specialty --
• BROASTED CHICKEN (finger-It•ken' good)
We feature SEAFOOD, toot
Phone 877-9488 -- Take-Out Orders!
DAIRY QUEEN m inN°rthshetton:tst St.
Recognized as THE place for thick SHAKES
and srqooth SUNDAES, and NOW from
DAIRY QUEEN'S kitchen HAMBURGERS
and FRIES. Phone 426-8091
THE GROVE CAFE Hig]lway 101 less than a mile
South or Hoodsport
LUNCHES a- DINNERS
STEAKS -- SEAFOOD -- CHICKEN DINNERS
OPEN 11 A.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT
Phone 877-5571 - Fred Williams, Prop.
THE OYSTER HOUSE a miles Wet of elrair
on Hood Canal
We Take Pride in Our
HOMEBAKED BREAD and PASTRIES
• Complete Variety of DINNERS
• SEAFOODS
Home Repair Gensus Survey Here in Jmly ON:
Infer mat ion on expend it u re+ fo r beating and air condition'ng s,s --:__
residential alterations and repairs " 1
..... terns \\;vfll .)e c ]vered also.
will be collected in the July Qnar-
.......... In addition to ]De quesiions on
Eerly H.ousenolct urvey, 1L WaS an- - ....
nouneed today by Director Guy alterations and repairs, inquiries 4th
E. Rainboth of the Census Bm'- will be made in the July Qllarr- -"_
eau regional office at Seattle. ierlv Household Survey regarding
The survey will be conducted
locally and in the 356 other sam-
ple areas of the country during
the first 10 days of July.
Items to be covered in the sur-
vey include painting, plumbing,
roofing, flooring, and other re-
lated repair and replacement pro-
jeers. Repair and replacement of
travel habits of Americans. These
questions will cove]' destination.
type of transport used. major rep-
son for trip, overnight accommo-
dations used. and related iiems.
The travel questions are part of
America's first Census of Tran:-
per]aLien.
GIRLS' PLAY SETS 3-14 .
good qualify -- all to go
SWIM SUITS, 2-14, priced from $1,
' THE LITTLE & BIG
122 W. Cota
"'WHO'S WHO" IH
MASOH
COUN
YOU CAN WIN $34.00 THIS WEEK IF YOU CORRECTLY IDENTIFY "WHO'S
AND FIND ALL TIE GLUES!
ALL AWARDS PAYABLE IN "JOURNAL SCRIPT
MONEY". REDEEMABLE FOR MERCHANDISE AT ANY
SPONSORING STORE.
Rules:
1. This is a family fun
contest: One entry oer per-
son (family o.f four could
submit four entries). Any-
one may enter unless a mem-
ber of your family is em-
ployed at the Journal.
2. Nothing to buy--use
any slip of paper for entry
blank. Not necessary to be
present to win. Not neces-
sary to be a subscriber to
the Journal to enter.
3. WHO'S WHO may be
anyone in Mason County.
Clues for his (or her) iden-
tity will be found ONLY in
ads of sponsoring merchants
(either those, below or else-
where in the paper). If, by
coincidence, the name of the
WHO'S WHO (or ot he r
facts about him or her) hap-
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editorial ntatter or other
places 'n this newspaper.
these will not count as clues
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name you thin k WHO'S
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you can find in all the ads
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this issue. You must list all
these clues. Don't forget to
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Then drop your entry in the
box located af the Spon-
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are heavily bordered in this
issue.
5. There is no other place
where entries will be accept-
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cepted only from families
RESIDING OUTSIDE MA-
SON COUNTY. Mail these
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member of fhe family may
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that family. Children under
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Monday.
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next Monday) all boxes will
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5:00. The first entry drawn
which correctly identifies
WHO'S WHO will win $4.00.
If THAT entry also Fists
ALL fhe clues hidden in ALL
ads of Sponso ring Mer-
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will be added. Whenever this
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TA L for
and will con
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ty
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judge in a
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the
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eyed youngs
clue that Y¢
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HARRY COLE
MOBIL SERVICE
"We Grease To Please"
410 N. 1st St. Phone 426-3906
KITSAP-MASON DAIRY
"Good Milk Is Good Food"
• Milk & Cream
• Ice @ream
• Cheese
• Butter
Third at Grove 426-4473
NELL'S I
"BETTER
FOR
Fourth & Railroad
Whealley & Keary Co,
"Service and Quality First"
in
PLUMBING -- HEATING
SALES & SERVICE
CONTRACTING
317 S. First Ph. 426-4553
MERV'S TIRE CAP
"Recapping
Specialist"
"SAME DAY RECAP SERVICE"
First & Cola 426-8104
SA.ES -- SERVICE
TV - RADIO
- RgDiD
Fourth & Cota
"You.r
Our
Beckwilh's
Exclusive Dealers For
129 Railroad 426-3283
D & E ENGO
FINE CAR SPECIALISTS IN"
• Front End Alignment
• Lubrication
• Minor Repair
"Shelton's Newest & Nicest"
Shelton Ph. 426-6002
FOR OVER 24 YEARS IT
PREPP'S REXALL STORE
'In Business for
Your Health'
bachelor
SHELTON, WASHINGTON
Les Fields Auto Pads
INC.
Complete line of Parts for
All Cars & Trucks
Automotive Machine Shop"
Tools Batteries
229 S. First 426-3351
Rex Floor
&
1723 Olympic Hwy. N.
Plumbing, Heating & Sheet Metal
Oil Burner Service
Gutter & Downspout Supplies
BOON'S
Charter boat operator
SEE OUR NEW LOCATION
1916 Oiympio Hwy. No. 426-3483
123 South 2nd St. 426-6311
"LOOK TO THE
AT,
Eells &
APPLIANCE
123 So. Second
MELL CHEVROLET CO.
"QUICK SERVICE"
Fondness for boats
CHEVROLET __ OLDSMOBILE
CADILLAC i
426-4424 First & Grove
201h ,Century
Thrifiway
"Where Every Customer
Is Important"
HILLCREST
M, and S.
QUALITY FOOD "
Free D eliver)/
120 Cote
Farnum & Lilly Lot]z, New Owners
Wingard's Sporl Shop
Complete Hunting and Fishing Supplies
All Resident & Non-Resident Licenses
2210 Olympic Hwy. N. 426-8672
PENNEY'S
ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY
Just say...
"Charge it !"
SHELTON
MI
believes in a
"Friendly
Morgan. Eacrell Lumber
• Building Materials
• Pittsburgh Paints
• Builder,s Hardware
"If It's Lumber, Call Our Number"
On Hillcrest 426-4522
Lem Warren Refrigeration
GIBSON -- TAPPAN
-- SPEED QUEEN --
REFRIGERATION & ALL
APPLIANCE SERVICE
"IT'S THE SERVICE AFTER
THE SALE THAT COUNTS"
127 So. 2nd 426-2445
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