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,gH'ELTON--MAg0N COUNTY' JOURNAL-- PuNished in "Chri. tma. town, U.KA.", helton, Washin on
Thursday, January 2]
Sore Threats " "'"
, Colds Keep Grapevlew Achwhes At
er, sex have been fighting the do]- ] Now there's a statcme.nt to really his wife are at present eagerly
drums, along with the flu bug and ] put me on the good side of every h)oidng forward to a visit from
its depressing aftermath, since ] g'ni in the community! Anyway, their non, Du me M. Rol) noon, wh,
the Christmas troll(lays while timirlsurc throats and cold's are •doin~ is flying out from Chicago thia
hard working men folk contil~ue their part to keep activities at a coming weekend•
Imininmm thi.~ ~eck .....
............................................................... " ~ ' l.)I', l~oblnnon's son Danny is still
[ Mrs. l,~d Okonck and Mrs. Julie in Korea on duty with the Armv.
[ Stock made an interesting journey WE ARE SORRY to report that
qlillmRIIl~qPll IIII F I to Ocean Shores last Thursday and F 'ed 1,1 t- ha,; |)ten ho,;pitalized
enjo',(d h'~ing hmch at one of ~- " ......
hI illl~IJ I fllll I( the ocean view llestaurant.s..J~eae.n- Veteran's }fospiLal in Vancouver,
m = .AnO sr*Mp combing, orowsulg ana .]llst plum undergoing diltgnosis and treat-
relaxingI !n ihe ch.angc of. atmo~- mcnt A phone call to his wife,
I puere oiu Lne girin' moram a I0t Phvlliq Monday n ~ht (,heerod h ~
of good btlt the ()lily thing of con- ,:~ ,~,~',,~ (, ~¢~: ,. ,~,o ,~,,;~. ,.:
BoquoIWO ttIPV nl'tnagcd to bril ,~" "~ ' r, hrtl¢l ~e onrl hlrn r~ ~
....... - ~ - " t olln~' ._2_~cF. ,.o S ............... I.J
I | I ]back with them was one sore very best wishes for a quick re-
I I Lhroat a p i e c e. Consequently,tnrrl i,(;;ne
they'vebeen housebound again ~. . ' .......
_\ _'.. _. wmrtccn-year om ~utn lsaac-
I ~~__~/ "/A wnne reeuperaung.
L ~',~------~-_t 1~xx ~ ' ' SOn urJderwent stlrgery at Taeo-
Othc}'s suff(,rirlg frfm nimila" ma's Mn v ~,idwo 14n~nit ~1 Mnn
afflictions this past ~ _eek incl_ude day morning and her mother, Mrs
Mesdames Don Query, Don Ander: Rodney Isaaeson, told your report-
.. ...... I son. Jimmy wmt~er and Howard el" that all went well and she-
never nee0s an ink pad! Fast. [asy. I Somers. Just a' little sunshine is honed to brimr her daul~hter hom~
E$cieat. Can be custom ordered to I what the doctor orders! on'Tuesday. ";/'he eagerly antlci-
meet any size, shape or message re, I M,. ,~. Robinson, who is recup- paled arrfwd of "daddy" from
.....crating 8t DIS nolne here aiterVlet' Nam in' the next c0uple ot
qurement. PERMA-STAMP w repro / " su-er- ~eceiv(d "t most • ' .. t .. '
.... ,__ .. ,. ,,. , i recen~ .t g y, ' ' :" ' * weeks will tlnctoubtectly, iiot only.
IitlCt~ CO|Of$, llBe ilfles, small type lace8 / welcome visit duringthe New r~reatlv hasten her recovery but
10g0types--even photos--in tcuc / ear's holiday. The Robinsons' ~ri~g"j,,y 'to 1.he entire Ca'rhtly
curate &tall daughte~ ,~nd f~mfly Mr and Mrs , ' ,
I~ ". ] ~ ~' ~: ". , • . "" the Isaaeson s became Grapeview
[ Barney Shallitt and son Boboy ites last fall when the,, moved
flew north from thmr home m -
THE JOURNAL [--- - - here from Alaska prmr to Isaac-
' t~crkley, t;alif, to Sea-wae airpor: son's departure for Viet Nam
where he is in construction work
FOP yoUP. WEET -II:A T...
CANDLES
F'ANCY
SATIN HEARTS"
RED
FOIL HEARTS
5 1/2 oz. 80¢
1 lb. $2.10
1 314 lb. 3.40
ASSORTED
CHOCOLATES
1 lb. box$1.60
2 lb. box3.15
$3.35 to $1&00
VALENTINE'S DAY IS SUNDAY FEBRUARY 14
as a civilian. They are at present
living in ]~anny Robins0ns' cot-
tage near the Treasure Island
bridge•
The welcome mat was out last
Sunday night at the Runs Wells'
home for their son Jack who re-
turned home after his recent dis-
charge from the Navy. Jack flew
from Japan where his ship, the
destroyer Leonard F. Mason was
based at Yol{osuka, to San Fran-
cisco and then to Portland, Ore.
Fog prevented his plane' from
landing at Sea-Tat airport so he
came m~ to Seattle by bus and
to Bremerton by ferry. After re-
laxing at home for the next cou-
of weeks, Jack will leave for
California where he plans to worl,.
Hardy fishermen braved the cool
weather last weekend venturing
out to test their skills against the
elusive salmon and, at least one
family came home with their sue-
tess showing.
AL OKONEK joined .his son
Jim and grandson Jimmy on Sat-
urday in Jim's handsome boat and
brought home a fine catch. AI's
older yon Ed with son Bobby fish-
ed the same day with Bobby cop-
ping t.he honors with an eight
pounder. Then, on Sunday, Al's
nephew Roy Frederieks went ont
with him and both got their limits.
Roy and his wife, Stella, out from
Seattle, were paying a visit to
Stella's mother, Mrs. Annie Nel-
son, at her home near Al's.
Mr. and Mrs. Orin Buckingham
didn't really mind cutting through
the thick fog last Sunday morn-
in~ with their Rambler station
wagon as long as they had a plea-
sant visit to look forward to. Their
destination was Pe Ell, and 4kc,
visit was with brother and sister-
in-law M'r. and Mrs. Roy Green.
They were surprised to find Pe
Ell still covered with a blanket of
snow and pleased to find Roy re-
cuperating satisfactorily after bis
re{urn lmme from a reCent stay In
the hospital.
Normal activities have been
curtailed somewhat for Leslie
Okonck with the addition recently
of a cumbersome cast to his left
wrist. With a joint separation
necessitating this correction, Les
expects to wear Iris unwanted
wristlet for another six weeks.
A belated happy birthday to
t " '
,Toel Zehe who entered he term-
ble teens" era last Saturday, h~-
viting several of his cohorts to
ahare the event with him. Art
Nicklaus, Bucky Query, Les Okon-
ek and Don Somers, together with
Joel, attended the Shelton-Central
Kitsap basketball game and then
returned to the Zehe home at
Grapeview where young Don Po-
greba joined them for an over-
night. With refreshments provid-
ed by Mrs. Ze.he and good spirits
added by the boys, a fine time was
had by all.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clayton,
Sr. were pleased to welcome Mrs.
Irene Lustie of Vaughn e.:~ t.uir
Pace
tie, Irene wa9 pajing a rare v'.'
to Grapevie~ no she and the Clay-
tons had nmcll to talk about and
her recent trip to Washington D.
C. was an important topic.
BRIEF VISITS to our area were
nntde last: weekend by Still]me/' r'es-
idents: Mr. and M~'s. AI Linde-
man spent Sunday at their new
cottage on Treasure Island's west
shore and the Clarence Bauligs
drove up last Saturday from Aber-
deen for a quick "look-see" at
their beach home.
Weddings are always such hap-
py news items and this one ia
especially so: Perry Reynolds of
Lake Devereaux and Mrs. Faye
Ritehey of Seattle were married
I dan. 9, in Coat}]' d' Alene Idaho.
The sister-in-law of Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Richey of Stretch Island,
Mrs. Reynolcls is well-known to
many Grapeview residents. The
newlyweds drove to Seattle follow-
ing the wedding and then on to
their lakeside home near Allyn
where they plan to reside. Faye's
youngsters, Pare and Rick were
cared for by their aunt, Mrs.
Richey, durin'g their mother's ab-
sence and they will remain at
their school in Seattle uritii thh
end of the semester and then join
the Reynolds. Our sincere congrat-
ulations to fbe entire family.
Incidentally, enjoying a first
"at home" dinner with Perry and
Faye were the Lloyd Richeys last
Friday evening.
New owners of the C, J. Widrig
place on Harstine Island are the
C. W. Walkers. This place, located
on the west shore, north of the
ferry landing, will be used by
Jimmy and Evelyn as a weekend
place and what with its' cozy we!l-
equipped cottage, will make a de-
lightful vacation spot for their
daughter and family, the Joe Sha-
hans of Bellingham.
Newest addition to the Walk-
er's family circle is Toby Licorice,
:a beauteous black Persian kitten
recently acquired from the Dia-
mond T Cattery in Tacoma and
who is of the same litter as the
kitten who was Kitten of the Pa-
cific Northwest in the recent re-
gional cat show.
And speaking of kitty-cats we
hear that Marge Hull is anxious
to find a good home for her pretty
long-haired calico kitty, a spayed
female. Semns her bouncy Aire-
dale Togo is too much for kitty's
nervous system! Any interested
readers should contact Marge at
their earliest convenience.
THE SARAH ECKERT Ortho-
pedic Guild met at the home of
Mrs. Faye Soule last Friday with
19 ladies attending, including Mrs.
Edna Jones who was the guest ot
Mrs. Anna Dowell. Their Christ-
mas gift exchange was effected
and Mrs: Fearle Retzman was the
lucky winner Of the beautifully
decorated candle ,~vhieh was gen-
erously donated by Mrs. Peggy
Hillman.
Plans for their spring activity
were centered on a bake sale, time
and place for which will be an-
flounced at a later date. A lovely
WOOl afghan crocheted by Mrs.
Alice Clayton will be given away
at this bake sale.
If you haven't ah'eady done so -
please circle Jan. 23, on your cal-
endar. That's the night Fair Har-
bor Grange sponsors a card party
at the Grapeview School. Here's
your chance for a real fun game
ot Pinochle, Samba, Bridge or,
you name it. Tliats a:t 7:30 p,m.
Won't you come ?
F0und: A small blue and white
dinghy was left on the dock at
the A10koneks' a week ago Sun-]
day. When they discovered it
floating off during a recent high
tide, A1 .retrieved it and it is now
tied up waiting to be claimed.
ON HONOR ROLL
The :Fall :quarter honor roll at
Central Wash!ngt0n state College
lists 362 students, a.6 of whom
earned 4.0 averages (alIA grades)
Enos Underwood, registrar, an-
nounced. Harvey C. Becker, Shel-
ton, was among those receiving
4.0 averages.
Men of the Marine Corps Cer-
emonial Guard Company were a.~-
signed to guard the famous port-
rait of Mona Lisa when the paint-
IN EVERGREEN SQUARE dinner guest last Sunday. The wife ing was displayed in the United
of the late Admiral Alvin C. Lus- States•
The Tiger of the year was lust named Car Of tke Year by MOtor Trend.
if that Isn't enough of a hint, try Quick Wide-Track. (This ls their year.) Or Turbo Hydra-Matic, the new transmission Pontiac
you can order that does away with roaring between shifts. Coupled with any of the quicker engines for the '65 Quick Wide-Track
Pontiac, it saves the roaring for whenever you need it. When you don't need it, the extra-potent engines let you just
loaf along. This loafing gives you the kind of economy you wouldn't expect from a looker like the '65 Pontiac, See TiGers
your Pontiac d,,aler. He'll show you all 32 Pontiacs thai are tt~e "Car of the Yoar," They're Line buy of the year, too.
I~EE THE NEW BONNEVILLE, STAR CHIEF, GRAND PRIX, CATALINA, 2+2, LEMANS, GTO AND TEMPF.~T AT YOUR AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALEI~
SHELTON MOTOR
233 S. 1st St. Shelton, Wash.
Harsfine Orang For
l,stalhfi0, 0I New Officers
' I • } I ' r .... " • , ' , , •
,,.
land Grange met Jan. lo at the Also on Monday Mr• and Mrs.
ilonle of Mr• & Mrs. Patti Chaffee, A1 Pridham entertained at a din-
Mrs. Chaffee reports a very nice her party for Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
meeting with 16 adults and seven ]iam Gortz, to celebrate their wed-
childreu attending. Mr. and Mrs, ding anniversary. Otlmr guests
Martin Auseth wine guests. /vlr'. were Mr, and Mrs. Jim MeAullife.
Auseth, who is .deputy_ state While we were fogged ill on
grange master, mstaueu tne new Harstine Saturday and SIInday,
officer's. A dessert luncheon was Mr. and Mrs. Jim McAullife, aI'ld
served after the meeting', ~ather son Dan. were enjoying sunshine
nurnemy, too, as tnere m. a{ways at Ilwaeo, where they were guests
the problem oI catching tnat las: of Ella's sister and her husband,
ferry. Mr. and Mrs. Ehner Cook.
Mr" and Mrs Gunnar Johnson Or~ Friday • nd M,,~ ~,,
• " isi. . .,, Mr. a ........ s. N~,s
were very happy to have a.v. t Bannsgard, drove rip to Mud Bay
from their son l~on up from ucea~l It) spend the dav with Mr a~(d
Shores for the weekend. " M,'s'Jack D'~viso;r " "
Ms'. and Mrs. Larry Jerrells were M'AKING 'A "SU'ItVEY of how
hosts to Mr and M~.'.s. Williamour Islanders are combvting the
~ingnam anct sons J~iu and JJo:n January blues, we discovered timt
~rom ~eatue. Jim Lohrer is turning out beau-
Ma~y of our summer residents tiful things from his new machine
are frequent winter visitors. Mr. shop; Sid Baunsgard has been
and Mrs. Elwood Bragett were busy assembling his new co-cart,
here last weekend and Mr. and and his first ride around tim (lrive-
Mrs. Burch of Aberdeen. wa:y was wondez~ul Lo see; the
WE ItAVE many talents in our bridge pla.yers are donning their
enmm,~itv L~st week when Mrs green eyesnaaes more often. Flo-
........... "/° -- ~ * ° ' cr "'
Ja,~" "" ,~v~s~)^"q"~=" u'~iscovmed" a fire ia rence Jerrells. ~s moldin~ t~gur-•
the chimney, she was fortunato !nes, anti gazing at the new pin-
to be able to call Jim McAullife, Lure o~ her mvmy ntue grand-
who is retired from many years' daughter.
service with the San Fraacisco There was a large turnout at
Fire Department. It was a hot the bookmobile on Thursday, so
and stubborn fire, but Jim's ex- we assume we are all doing extra
perience enabled him to confino reading.
it to the chimney. Thora and Gene Seward are al-
It Was a happy day when Got- ways busy keeping their Punkin
don Simmons came home from the Center Store. It is a big job and
hospital again. We hope Gordon all of their neighbors appreciate
has the patience of Job, as he has this service.
had almost as many trials this Mr. and Mrs. Andy Stamborski
last month. On Monday, Mr. and are extra proud grandparents.
Their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Rickett of Seattle
presented them with twin grand-
daughters last Tuesday.
The good things in milk glve you
That's why you never outgrow your
need for milk. Enjoy & g] iss with every
meal. It keeps you golng--great.
Vitality moral: milk makes a
WASHINGTON DAIRY PRODUOT$ COMMISSION, SEATi'LE
Representing the Dairy Farmers in Your Area
Remember, you°il need extra milk tot the
By Mrs. Ray Krateha
SOUTHSIDE -- Clover Girls
4-H club met aL Cindy Hovind's
January 12. Club members dis,
cussed projects and talked about
Demonstration Day. Cindy Ho-
vlnd gave a demonstration on
how to thread a sewing machine.
Susan Swayze gave a demonntra-
tion on how to pi'epare a green
salad and Dena Harris gave a
demonstration on how to measure.
Sherilyn Byrd guild met at the
home of Ruth Neff on Arcadia
Road last Tuesday afternoon.
Guild members talked about nev-
eral projects and selling candy•
Doris Neff is a 'new member of
the guild. Attending the meeting
were Vi Height, Joyce Byrd, Helen
Kunkel, Marie Frazier, Toni Mat-
son, Ann Wheeler, Carol Crossen,
Ruth Neff, Polly Swayze and Dale
Dawson• Hostess Ruth Neff sel;v-.
ed hutch after the meeting.
Cheryl Sheppard who is a third
grader in Mrs. Montgomery's
room at the Southside School cel-
ebrated ner birthday last Tuesday
at the school. Soft drinks and
dixie cups were served.
BBOWNIE TROOP 109 met at
the home of Mrs. Huff last Tues-
day for the first meeting of the
year. Krtsti Huff bro'ugl~t treat~
~rtd it was Cheryl Sheppard's
birthday. The troop played games
and team No. 2 won.
Live Wires 4-H club members
met at Ltnda Rains' Wednesday.
4-I-I members discussed demon-
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Architect's sketch of the future home of Mason County ~-'ederal Credit Union, which
serves residents of Mason County, except Simpson employees. Construction should
begin s~on on the Credit Union's property at 4th and Cedar Street, Watch your
building grow.
STATEMENT AS OF DEG. 31, 1964
ASSETS
1963 1964
stration day and community set- Loans to members ........................ $ 801,243.48 $1,051,112.82
vice for Valentines Day. Club
members haven't set any date for
their postponed Christmas party. Cash on Hand and in Bank ......... 31,882.23 46,033.48
Barbara Cook gave a demonstra-
tion on economical meals. At the Savings and Loan Shares ............ 110,000.00 190,000.00
next meeting all 4-H members are
to bring their record books up Loans to other Credit Unions .... 115,000.00 90,000.00
to date and plus a demonstration
each. The next meeting will be Furniture and Fixtures ................ 3,669.36 2,594.25
held at Paula Woods'.
Southside Orange met Friday Land and Building 17,51 .92 19,514 00
and the Subject of their meeting .......................
was getting back 01d members to All other Assets 5 942.63 12,458.1
attend the meetings and help out .............................
with the projects or will close up. Total Assets ............................ $1,094, 76.02
i iV[r. and Mrs. Don Clark, Winl-
fred Carr and Mr. and Mrs. Jor-
dan Cla~idr 0f ttie Soiithstde
Grange attended the kickoff ~eet-
ing held at Agate last Tuesday. LIABILITIES ,
spending the evening With Mr.
and Mre~ Fred Stuck One day Accounts payable ......................... $ 950.37 $ 3,
last we w~re Mr. v:nd Mrs. Ai
Atkison and daughter Of Hoqtfiam.Shares ........ ' .... , ............................ . ...... 1,013,846.57 1;315,228.43:
Busy----ls 4-H Club members
met at the home of their leader, Reserves 61,760.57 73
Julia Bare last Tuesday. JoAnn ............................................
Cole led the flag salute and 4-H Undivided earnings 18,118.51 20
members discussed what they're .......................
going to do for Demonstration
ay. At the next meeting 4-H Total Liabilities ...................... $1,094,676.02 $1,411,7i2.68!i
club members are having a taffy
pull Jan. 23 at Dixie LaFond's. Total Income ..........................$ 92,138.88 114,
MR. AND MRS. FRED Stuck
Sunday attended the Eagles DiS- Total Expenses ........................ $ 38,462.66 $
trict meeting in Olympia,
southside Eagles 4-H club Net Profit 1963 .................... $ 53,676.22 $ 72 090.63
members met at the home of thetr
leader Catherine Bracy Thursday.
Club members decided what to
give for Demonstration Day. The WHERE YOUR 1964 PROFIT GOES
next meeting will be Jan. 28.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Stuck last Friday were Mr. and Regular Reserve ........................................ 18.7%
Mrs. John Hubbard and family of
Brernerton and Clarence Hubbard 4.8% Dividend ............................................ 71.6% $51
of Tacoma.
Vistting Mr. and Mrs. Walter 5% Interest Refund .................................... 6.8% $
Kratcha, Linda and Susan ThurS-
day evening were Mr. and :Mrs. Undivided Earnings .....................................2.9% 2
Ray Kratcha.
I
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEMBERS of the
County Federal Credit Union will be held in the ,auditorium
SHELTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL FRIDAY, JAN,
1965 at 8:00 P.M., at which time Directors and Credit
tee members will be elected to fill the offices of those
terms expire, and other business will be transacted
properly eome before the meeting.