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12, 1959 .
SI-D,TON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "ChN,smaown, U.S.A.," Shelton, Washington
GARL HOWARD ENDS SPEOIAL TRAINING
For
Lawns
rmy Sergeant First Class Carl ,Infantryman Badge.
E. Howard, 26, son of Mr. and MrS'[HThen iuh SclSergeant attended Shelton
IBi li ijll i ill i il aid li Ray J. Howard, Route 1, Shelto ,, g hool.
mILUIKURIIIIE
completed a two-week advanced j ....................................
intelligence course Jan. 23 at Fort[Jame s nl-n Gain
Le " "'" , v v
win, Wash. I
FERTILIZER . . Honors at CWCE
tie roe(rived training in map
reading, photographic interprets- James M. Olson of Belfair was
Lion, logistics, terrain analysis, among 205 students who won
For Gardens •
INDUSTRIAL AND
BUILDERS SUPPLY
FIRST & PINE • PHONE HA 6-4393
scouting and patrolling, air-ground
operations and atomic implications
connected with intelligence.
Sergeant Howard, who Is regu-
larly assigned as a scout leader
in the 8th Cavalry's Troop C at
the fort, entered the Army in April
1949. He holds the Silver Star,
the Purple Heart, the Bronze Star
Medal for valor and the Combat
places on the Central Washington
College of Education honor roll
for fall quarter.
Of the total 41 students made
all A grades for a grade point av-
erage of 4 points.
Mirriam's turkey ts the largest
:of the four forms of American tur-
keys.
A//yn News Items of Interest
By MARLENE BURGEON or-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nel-
ALLYN--Mrs. Margaret Davis son, formerly of t<amilche but now
had as Sunday visitors her brother living in Sitka, Alaska. Mr. Nel-
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Woi- son is spending some time in Seat-
colt and son, Ricky of Shelton. tle for medical rare.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred SLack are Last. Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Hat-
happy to have their son, "Wes, vey Rice had as houseguests her
home again after completing his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
term in the service of his country.
Wes received his honorable dis-
charge from the Army last week
and this Thursday he will be leav-
ing by plane for Miami, Fla.,
where he will report for spring
training in baseball with the Bal-
timore Orioles.
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Sargent
spent a weekend recently in Se-
attle visiting her sister and broth-
Herb AltergoLt of Palouse, Wash.
Wednesday morning they left to
attend a convention in Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Raisini had
as Sunday dinner guests, her sis-
ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. R.
C. MoJean of Tacoma
An occasion of interest was a
family gathering at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Izett Sunday.
Each guest came m Mexican at-
tire. A Mexican dinner was served
VALENTINE HANKIES
with approrpriate decorations per-
vading. The idea was inspired by
a gift of Mexican food sent by rel-
atives in San Antonio, Texas, at
Christmas time. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Anson Cleve-
la, Ld, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bariekman, :
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cleveland,
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Cleveland and
Darryl and Mrs. Lulu Cleveland.
Surely sounded like fun[
We're sure all who know Mr.
Louis Dowie will be happy to lemm
that he was well enough to spend
..: this past weekend in his home,
returning to Sarah House Sunday
evening. Saturday was such a
beautiful day that Mr. and Mrs.
Dowie drove to Vaughn where
A P R 0 H S Mr. Dowie visited from the ear
with friends They had as Sunday
dinner glleqts Mr. and Mrs. WiN
_= Sl GO $3 so liam Davidson of Tacoma.
.4 00 " to B , Friday morning Mrs. I-,arry
, Weckhorst drove to Auburn and
to • EaGh brought back her little grand-
FROM daughter, Mickie Leimback, to
spend the weekend in their home.
Their daughter and husband, Bet-
i ty and David Young, and little
Barbara were also home for the
weekend.
The community of Allyn will be
sorry to lose their old residents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Vasbinder, as
they have sold their home and
have moved near Seattle.
blessed! A pleasant day was spent last
i • week as Mrs. Margie Beeson and
daughter, Karen, and Mrs. Jeri
• Beeson and daughters, Roxy and
Kim, drove to Auburn and had
Two llappy ensembles with two separate and distinct personalitiesl luncheon with Mrs. Sally Leim-
back in her home.
Experienced traveler• with the jackets; pretty stay-at-home• without! Friday, Feb 6, Mr. Victor Raise-
Both, delightfully styled by L'Alglon in printed acetate. Left. Polka ni was the honored guest in the
dot blouson jacket over bateau-necked sheath. Navy and white; black home of his daughter and son-in-
apd white. Sizes 10 to 14. Right, Fitted white collar jacket over law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Amaeh-
er, as they celebrated his bit'thday
scoop-necked sheath, each with braid trim. Black and white; navy and with a dinner and gifts. Sharing
white; gray and white. Size• 16 to 20. in the occasion were his wife and
Mr. and Mrs. Amacher's grand-
Each $22.95 children, Vickle and Mike.
Mrs. Martin Auseth, one of the
• teachers of the Allyn school, in-
forms us that the children there
L'Ai00lon i will enjoy a Valentine's party Fri-
. day afternoon with a Valentine
! exchange and refreshments.
February 7 was a happy day
for little Norms Jean Austin ancl
I her mother, Mrs. Hank Austin, as
they celebrated her second birth-
' I day with a mlrprtse party. Those
in attendance were Vere, Dentae,
Gregg and Delores Wynn and Tor-
ma's brothers, Hank, Jr., SLoven,
• . Danny and Chucky Austin.
!i'r:Cw:d:r:i Mr. Hank Allst.in, who is one of
• the direclors on the board of the
! North Mason County Schools,
which includes Belfair, Allyn and
" Victor, reports that he and the
other school officials are proud
and happy over results of the re-
-- cent, school election. It was the
largest vote ever taken and the
results will assure them of the
much needed high school for that
district.
, Berkshire stockings with the exclusive
w alga Milosevich with her friends,
w Bergeson and husband, came
from Bremerton to call on her
i Nylace Kantrun Top and Toe-Ring that stop Pearl
a//runs starting at top or toe! parnL, Mr. and Mrs. George Mi-
losevich, one day last week. The
i -- Miloseviches had as Sunday viM-
tars their two daughters, alga
orLon and their sons, Jonny and
wife, and their two children, Linda
i and Michel of Caress and George
Jr., and his wife and son, Kenny of
Aubm-n.
Reggie Engman has received his
honorable discharge from the serv-
ice and after a short visit with
his parents in his hometown of
Saginaw, Minn., has returned to
again asmlme his old position as
v.a# coursoI manage,, of the Coast Oyster Co.
| • • • in Allyn.
[ Grange News
i A near attendance record
was
set when Pomona Grange opened
| the 1959 gavel season at South-
u side Grange hall last Friday eve-
|
i ning. Pomona master, John Bar.
i iekman, plsented the traveling
gavel to Clyde Landsaw, master of
i the Southstde Grange. An inter-
w
i est|ng meeting was concluded by
a good program presented by loc-
i Lurer, Ella Chapell.
j Southside will take the gavel to
| Progress on Friday, Feb. 27.
J Twanoh Grange gave np its reg-
ular meeting last Friday evening
i
[ to attend the gavel meeting at
I
Southside. Master, Hank Harper,
was unable to attend because of
illness.
| Matlock Gnge held their regu.
| ,50 lar meeting Friday evening with
a large crowd in attendance. They
|. tO have been busy enlarging the park.
' ing lot and reXinishing the floor
$2.$0 in preparation for the 50th anni.
i
versalT next year.
| Ralph Simpson, Jr., Shelton Vai-
l ley's new master, appointed his
\\; Sty]ca that sparkle . . • for Valentine's I]ay and new committees for 1959. The la-
' :dies are planning on learning
I Spring! • • . featuring such innovations as the crafts at their auxiliary meetings.
I Th(, henefit dance given a week
] sporty new "crew cut" tie.., a galaxy of Tahitian ago Saturday was held as a. re-
and South Sea prints .. . the new slim trim shape reception for the newly married
ago Sa.turday night, was held as a
,' . . . colorful Gaylon cord fabrics. Give him the Mr. and Mrs. Victor %randall.
' The Agate Grange had a Valen-
| tie he himself would' buy! tine dance on Saturday evening.
..... SHELTON ST[ DENTS
Ask Us About These RECEIVE DEGREES
GREDIT n, Ru¢ wa00h,,,glon st,, de,, t s ,'eceivod
ba..helor's degrees, advanced de-
'groes and tca(:hing eert.ifieates
• Regular 30-Day Accounts durin the a,,tmun quarter, Mrs.
• Revolving Credit Plan Ethelyn Toner, U. of W. registrar,
M € ItCANTI LI;: ;announced yesterday.
• 90-Day Special Accounts ! Of the 394 bachelor's degrees
• • Contracts :and 133 advanced degrees were
Gayle E. Ferguson, bachelor of
, , arts in elementary education, and
iV. Dale Palmer, master of arts
(drama), rom thelt-l,
MA I"L O£K
meeting of Mary M. Knight will
be this Thursday ewming at 8
o'clock.
Matlock (]range dsnce will be
this Salurdav night, Feb. 14th.
THE BLUE and pink shower
for 1Vir. John Hogben is m tin+
school auditorium Friday night
Feb. 13, and everybody is welcome.
Mrs. Marie Meek of Olympia
and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Meek of
Shelton were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Hearing.
The occasion was Mrs. Marie
Meek's birthday.
Jasper Bayer is in the veterans
hospital at Vancouver, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Cook re-
turned Saturday from a two weeks
trip whic'h took them as far south
as Los Angeles. They visited
their son and family, the Lowell
Cooks at Hillsboro, Ore., Mr.
Cook's two brothers and families
at Fort Brags, Calif., their daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Steve McCow-
an and baby at Torrance, Calif.,
and also Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Fisher and family at Lawn Dale,
Calif., and Mr. and Mrs, Paul
Stalkup st Yreka, Calif. They
said the weather was perfect,
around 80 and 90 degrees at L.A.
MRS. LEE Gunderson was host-
ess for a birthday party honoring
her daughter, Mary's 3rd birthday.
Those that enjoyed the afternoon
were Mrs. Wayne Evers and fam-
ily and Mrs. Ruth Boydson and
daughter, Jean Ann.
Friends of Jerry and John Prall,
former Matlock residents, will be
interested to know Jerry Prall
is in the Air Force and is at Lin-
coln, Nebraska, private secretary
to a major, and John joined the
Marines and is stationed at San-
Diego.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Portman of
Shelton were Sunday dinner guests
of Mrs. Augusta Portman and
Carl Portman.
Sergeant and Mrs. Cunningham
and two children were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Cooper.
MR. AND Mrs. Ira Ford and
Roy Hunt were Sunday callers at
the Frank Cooper home.
A delayed birthday dinner far
Grandpa Neers' 90th year, was
held at hls daughters, Alma Nye's
home near Olympia Sunday. Those
attending were two more of his
daughters, Mrs. Henry Melquist
of Moorhead, Minn., " and Mrs.
I)uis Bauer of Brenan, N.D., and
Mr. and Mrs. Lud Rosmnaler and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Val-
ley and family, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Diggle, Jr., and baby, Betty FiN
yaw and Larry Chamberlain.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dick and
son of Hoquiam and Mr. and Mrs.
Jeff Daniels and two sons were
visitors at the Herbert Brehmey-
er, St., home Sunday.
MR. AND Mrs. Io S. Pierce
and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thayer,
all of Shelton, and Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Bunco of Pasco, were Sun-
day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Bhdn Bunco.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Dick and
and )ns spent Saturday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. I.Bree.
Mat]ock (]range met with 21
members present Vridav evening
and Mrs. Sam Diggle," Jr., was
hostess. Our Past Master FAmer
Bradbcrry installed the following
officers: Mr. and Mrs. Rohert
Treckmann a assistant and lady
astant st:eward and I)ra Hear-
ink as chaplain.
Old Man Winter left us with
4 to 5 inches of mow Monday
morning.
Middle Skokomish
By MARY VALLEY
MIDDLE SIOKOMISH .... Mr.
and Mrs. A1 Adams and family
of Poulsbo were Sunday visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Vilknson Mr. and Mrs.
George Moore and son Gary were
also visitors at the Wilkinson
home.
(;ltANGERS PI,EAE remem-
ber. the first regular meeting of
the month will be held Friday the
13th at 8:30 p.m. The ladies are
furnishing pies for the supper.
A small charge will be made and
the proceeds go for the "March
of Dimes."
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Johnson are
the proud parents of a baby daugh-
ter. born last Saturday morning at
the Shelton General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. George Barkley
and Mr. and Mrs, Chester Valley
attended the Pomona Gavel meet-
ing last Friday evening at South-
side Grange hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson
spent Monday fn Tenino where
they visited Mrs. Johnson's moth-
er, Mrs. Cliff Gendereau.
Little Michael Dusk of Kirk-
land visited his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Doak, the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Sjoholm spent
the last weekend in Portland with
their daughter Joan.
The P.T.C. rummage sale which•
was held last Saturday in the PUD
building netted a tidy mnn to the
Club for their efforts.
THE VALLEY FOLK are happy
to welcome back one of their old
neighbors, Mr Eric Nelson. He
has purchased the Victor King, Jr.,
place and has moved in.
NI(,F, MONOTONY
When he totaled 1951 pins in the
nine game all events of the 1958
American Bowling Congress tour-
nament, George Ymmg of Detroit,
Mich., became the first bowler in
history with nine consecutive ABC
all events totals above 1800.
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12, 1959 .
SI-D,TON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "ChN,smaown, U.S.A.," Shelton, Washington
GARL HOWARD ENDS SPEOIAL TRAINING
For
Lawns
rmy Sergeant First Class Carl ,Infantryman Badge.
E. Howard, 26, son of Mr. and MrS'[HThen iuh SclSergeant attended Shelton
IBi li ijll i ill i il aid li Ray J. Howard, Route 1, Shelto ,, g hool.
mILUIKURIIIIE
completed a two-week advanced j ....................................
intelligence course Jan. 23 at Fort[Jame s nl-n Gain
Le " "'" , v v
win, Wash. I
FERTILIZER . . Honors at CWCE
tie roe(rived training in map
reading, photographic interprets- James M. Olson of Belfair was
Lion, logistics, terrain analysis, among 205 students who won
For Gardens •
INDUSTRIAL AND
BUILDERS SUPPLY
FIRST & PINE • PHONE HA 6-4393
scouting and patrolling, air-ground
operations and atomic implications
connected with intelligence.
Sergeant Howard, who Is regu-
larly assigned as a scout leader
in the 8th Cavalry's Troop C at
the fort, entered the Army in April
1949. He holds the Silver Star,
the Purple Heart, the Bronze Star
Medal for valor and the Combat
places on the Central Washington
College of Education honor roll
for fall quarter.
Of the total 41 students made
all A grades for a grade point av-
erage of 4 points.
Mirriam's turkey ts the largest
:of the four forms of American tur-
keys.
A//yn News Items of Interest
By MARLENE BURGEON or-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nel-
ALLYN--Mrs. Margaret Davis son, formerly of t<amilche but now
had as Sunday visitors her brother living in Sitka, Alaska. Mr. Nel-
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Woi- son is spending some time in Seat-
colt and son, Ricky of Shelton. tle for medical rare.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred SLack are Last. Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Hat-
happy to have their son, "Wes, vey Rice had as houseguests her
home again after completing his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
term in the service of his country.
Wes received his honorable dis-
charge from the Army last week
and this Thursday he will be leav-
ing by plane for Miami, Fla.,
where he will report for spring
training in baseball with the Bal-
timore Orioles.
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Sargent
spent a weekend recently in Se-
attle visiting her sister and broth-
Herb AltergoLt of Palouse, Wash.
Wednesday morning they left to
attend a convention in Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Raisini had
as Sunday dinner guests, her sis-
ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. R.
C. MoJean of Tacoma
An occasion of interest was a
family gathering at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Izett Sunday.
Each guest came m Mexican at-
tire. A Mexican dinner was served
VALENTINE HANKIES
with approrpriate decorations per-
vading. The idea was inspired by
a gift of Mexican food sent by rel-
atives in San Antonio, Texas, at
Christmas time. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Anson Cleve-
la, Ld, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bariekman, :
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cleveland,
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Cleveland and
Darryl and Mrs. Lulu Cleveland.
Surely sounded like fun[
We're sure all who know Mr.
Louis Dowie will be happy to lemm
that he was well enough to spend
..: this past weekend in his home,
returning to Sarah House Sunday
evening. Saturday was such a
beautiful day that Mr. and Mrs.
Dowie drove to Vaughn where
A P R 0 H S Mr. Dowie visited from the ear
with friends They had as Sunday
dinner glleqts Mr. and Mrs. WiN
_= Sl GO $3 so liam Davidson of Tacoma.
.4 00 " to B , Friday morning Mrs. I-,arry
, Weckhorst drove to Auburn and
to • EaGh brought back her little grand-
FROM daughter, Mickie Leimback, to
spend the weekend in their home.
Their daughter and husband, Bet-
i ty and David Young, and little
Barbara were also home for the
weekend.
The community of Allyn will be
sorry to lose their old residents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Vasbinder, as
they have sold their home and
have moved near Seattle.
blessed! A pleasant day was spent last
i • week as Mrs. Margie Beeson and
daughter, Karen, and Mrs. Jeri
• Beeson and daughters, Roxy and
Kim, drove to Auburn and had
Two llappy ensembles with two separate and distinct personalitiesl luncheon with Mrs. Sally Leim-
back in her home.
Experienced traveler• with the jackets; pretty stay-at-home• without! Friday, Feb 6, Mr. Victor Raise-
Both, delightfully styled by L'Alglon in printed acetate. Left. Polka ni was the honored guest in the
dot blouson jacket over bateau-necked sheath. Navy and white; black home of his daughter and son-in-
apd white. Sizes 10 to 14. Right, Fitted white collar jacket over law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Amaeh-
er, as they celebrated his bit'thday
scoop-necked sheath, each with braid trim. Black and white; navy and with a dinner and gifts. Sharing
white; gray and white. Size• 16 to 20. in the occasion were his wife and
Mr. and Mrs. Amacher's grand-
Each $22.95 children, Vickle and Mike.
Mrs. Martin Auseth, one of the
• teachers of the Allyn school, in-
forms us that the children there
L'Ai00lon i will enjoy a Valentine's party Fri-
. day afternoon with a Valentine
! exchange and refreshments.
February 7 was a happy day
for little Norms Jean Austin ancl
I her mother, Mrs. Hank Austin, as
they celebrated her second birth-
' I day with a mlrprtse party. Those
in attendance were Vere, Dentae,
Gregg and Delores Wynn and Tor-
ma's brothers, Hank, Jr., SLoven,
• . Danny and Chucky Austin.
!i'r:Cw:d:r:i Mr. Hank Allst.in, who is one of
• the direclors on the board of the
! North Mason County Schools,
which includes Belfair, Allyn and
" Victor, reports that he and the
other school officials are proud
and happy over results of the re-
-- cent, school election. It was the
largest vote ever taken and the
results will assure them of the
much needed high school for that
district.
, Berkshire stockings with the exclusive
w alga Milosevich with her friends,
w Bergeson and husband, came
from Bremerton to call on her
i Nylace Kantrun Top and Toe-Ring that stop Pearl
a//runs starting at top or toe! parnL, Mr. and Mrs. George Mi-
losevich, one day last week. The
i -- Miloseviches had as Sunday viM-
tars their two daughters, alga
orLon and their sons, Jonny and
wife, and their two children, Linda
i and Michel of Caress and George
Jr., and his wife and son, Kenny of
Aubm-n.
Reggie Engman has received his
honorable discharge from the serv-
ice and after a short visit with
his parents in his hometown of
Saginaw, Minn., has returned to
again asmlme his old position as
v.a# coursoI manage,, of the Coast Oyster Co.
| • • • in Allyn.
[ Grange News
i A near attendance record
was
set when Pomona Grange opened
| the 1959 gavel season at South-
u side Grange hall last Friday eve-
|
i ning. Pomona master, John Bar.
i iekman, plsented the traveling
gavel to Clyde Landsaw, master of
i the Southstde Grange. An inter-
w
i est|ng meeting was concluded by
a good program presented by loc-
i Lurer, Ella Chapell.
j Southside will take the gavel to
| Progress on Friday, Feb. 27.
J Twanoh Grange gave np its reg-
ular meeting last Friday evening
i
[ to attend the gavel meeting at
I
Southside. Master, Hank Harper,
was unable to attend because of
illness.
| Matlock Gnge held their regu.
| ,50 lar meeting Friday evening with
a large crowd in attendance. They
|. tO have been busy enlarging the park.
' ing lot and reXinishing the floor
$2.$0 in preparation for the 50th anni.
i
versalT next year.
| Ralph Simpson, Jr., Shelton Vai-
l ley's new master, appointed his
\\; Sty]ca that sparkle . . • for Valentine's I]ay and new committees for 1959. The la-
' :dies are planning on learning
I Spring! • • . featuring such innovations as the crafts at their auxiliary meetings.
I Th(, henefit dance given a week
] sporty new "crew cut" tie.., a galaxy of Tahitian ago Saturday was held as a. re-
and South Sea prints .. . the new slim trim shape reception for the newly married
ago Sa.turday night, was held as a
,' . . . colorful Gaylon cord fabrics. Give him the Mr. and Mrs. Victor %randall.
' The Agate Grange had a Valen-
| tie he himself would' buy! tine dance on Saturday evening.
..... SHELTON ST[ DENTS
Ask Us About These RECEIVE DEGREES
GREDIT n, Ru¢ wa00h,,,glon st,, de,, t s ,'eceivod
ba..helor's degrees, advanced de-
'groes and tca(:hing eert.ifieates
• Regular 30-Day Accounts durin the a,,tmun quarter, Mrs.
• Revolving Credit Plan Ethelyn Toner, U. of W. registrar,
M € ItCANTI LI;: ;announced yesterday.
• 90-Day Special Accounts ! Of the 394 bachelor's degrees
• • Contracts :and 133 advanced degrees were
Gayle E. Ferguson, bachelor of
, , arts in elementary education, and
iV. Dale Palmer, master of arts
(drama), rom thelt-l,
MA I"L O£K
meeting of Mary M. Knight will
be this Thursday ewming at 8
o'clock.
Matlock (]range dsnce will be
this Salurdav night, Feb. 14th.
THE BLUE and pink shower
for 1Vir. John Hogben is m tin+
school auditorium Friday night
Feb. 13, and everybody is welcome.
Mrs. Marie Meek of Olympia
and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Meek of
Shelton were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Hearing.
The occasion was Mrs. Marie
Meek's birthday.
Jasper Bayer is in the veterans
hospital at Vancouver, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Cook re-
turned Saturday from a two weeks
trip whic'h took them as far south
as Los Angeles. They visited
their son and family, the Lowell
Cooks at Hillsboro, Ore., Mr.
Cook's two brothers and families
at Fort Brags, Calif., their daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Steve McCow-
an and baby at Torrance, Calif.,
and also Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Fisher and family at Lawn Dale,
Calif., and Mr. and Mrs, Paul
Stalkup st Yreka, Calif. They
said the weather was perfect,
around 80 and 90 degrees at L.A.
MRS. LEE Gunderson was host-
ess for a birthday party honoring
her daughter, Mary's 3rd birthday.
Those that enjoyed the afternoon
were Mrs. Wayne Evers and fam-
ily and Mrs. Ruth Boydson and
daughter, Jean Ann.
Friends of Jerry and John Prall,
former Matlock residents, will be
interested to know Jerry Prall
is in the Air Force and is at Lin-
coln, Nebraska, private secretary
to a major, and John joined the
Marines and is stationed at San-
Diego.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Portman of
Shelton were Sunday dinner guests
of Mrs. Augusta Portman and
Carl Portman.
Sergeant and Mrs. Cunningham
and two children were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Cooper.
MR. AND Mrs. Ira Ford and
Roy Hunt were Sunday callers at
the Frank Cooper home.
A delayed birthday dinner far
Grandpa Neers' 90th year, was
held at hls daughters, Alma Nye's
home near Olympia Sunday. Those
attending were two more of his
daughters, Mrs. Henry Melquist
of Moorhead, Minn., " and Mrs.
I)uis Bauer of Brenan, N.D., and
Mr. and Mrs. Lud Rosmnaler and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Val-
ley and family, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Diggle, Jr., and baby, Betty FiN
yaw and Larry Chamberlain.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dick and
son of Hoquiam and Mr. and Mrs.
Jeff Daniels and two sons were
visitors at the Herbert Brehmey-
er, St., home Sunday.
MR. AND Mrs. Io S. Pierce
and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thayer,
all of Shelton, and Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Bunco of Pasco, were Sun-
day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Bhdn Bunco.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Dick and
and )ns spent Saturday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. I.Bree.
Mat]ock (]range met with 21
members present Vridav evening
and Mrs. Sam Diggle," Jr., was
hostess. Our Past Master FAmer
Bradbcrry installed the following
officers: Mr. and Mrs. Rohert
Treckmann a assistant and lady
astant st:eward and I)ra Hear-
ink as chaplain.
Old Man Winter left us with
4 to 5 inches of mow Monday
morning.
Middle Skokomish
By MARY VALLEY
MIDDLE SIOKOMISH .... Mr.
and Mrs. A1 Adams and family
of Poulsbo were Sunday visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Vilknson Mr. and Mrs.
George Moore and son Gary were
also visitors at the Wilkinson
home.
(;ltANGERS PI,EAE remem-
ber. the first regular meeting of
the month will be held Friday the
13th at 8:30 p.m. The ladies are
furnishing pies for the supper.
A small charge will be made and
the proceeds go for the "March
of Dimes."
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Johnson are
the proud parents of a baby daugh-
ter. born last Saturday morning at
the Shelton General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. George Barkley
and Mr. and Mrs, Chester Valley
attended the Pomona Gavel meet-
ing last Friday evening at South-
side Grange hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson
spent Monday fn Tenino where
they visited Mrs. Johnson's moth-
er, Mrs. Cliff Gendereau.
Little Michael Dusk of Kirk-
land visited his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Doak, the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Sjoholm spent
the last weekend in Portland with
their daughter Joan.
The P.T.C. rummage sale which•
was held last Saturday in the PUD
building netted a tidy mnn to the
Club for their efforts.
THE VALLEY FOLK are happy
to welcome back one of their old
neighbors, Mr Eric Nelson. He
has purchased the Victor King, Jr.,
place and has moved in.
NI(,F, MONOTONY
When he totaled 1951 pins in the
nine game all events of the 1958
American Bowling Congress tour-
nament, George Ymmg of Detroit,
Mich., became the first bowler in
history with nine consecutive ABC
all events totals above 1800.
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