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Grapeviewite Gets Rude Shock
From Driverless Auto Saturday
GRAPEVIEW .... Miss Pare Clay-
ton exl)erieneed a tilde stlock early
last Saturday evening as size sat
in her father's parked ear near
Na.uffle's Grocery it Altyn. An un-
eecupied auto owned by Allyn tav-
ern proprietor Leonard Olson shot
across the ilighway in reverse
smashing into tile right side of
the Clayton car severely damaging
the rear section on that side and
Imekling the rear seat. Mr. Olmm
had been working ()n the motor
ot his ear with the hood tip when
the vehicle took off on its own
and he could only stand t) 5, and
watch the ensuing results in help-
less horror. Fortunately. Pare was
sitting on the left side of the front
+eat waiting for her parents who
were in the store so received only
a shaking up and an unexpected
Vide. into the neighboring yard.
Wdt and Salli were able to take
their bruised and rmttered "baby"
(which, by the way iv less than
two months old/ home under its
own power but it. will certainly be
laid up for extensive repairs.
Our recent blanket of snow must
Imve been just what the good earth
needed to soften it. up for pre-
spring gardening and many Grpe-
vtewltes took adwmtage of a mild
weekend t9 got out of doors with
their shovels and hoes. Some, how-
ever, preferred taking to the water
armed with fishing poles. AI
Okonek was proud: iadeed, to
treat him grandson Bobby Okonek
to a fishing excursion with a happy
ending. Young Bobby hooked and
landed a thirteen pound salmon,
his first of the season.
SUMMER, RESIDENTS Mr. and
Mrs, Ralph Green with three sons,
Bill, Don and Mige, .weekended
here at Orapevtew and spent a
good part, of their time visiting
with relatives Mr. and Mrs. Orin
Buckingham. A fishing trip on
lvckingham's trim yellow cruiser
netted one small salmon +for Ralph.
Mr. and Mrs. Russ Wells were
))leased to play host to a forrner
,,,hipma£e of .Fuss's last, weekend
and treated him to a "buslllan's
holiday" with a trip around our
water on their outboard CrLIiSeI'
Sunday. Erne,t Nipper, who was
stiLt.toned with R.Hss aboard tim
U.S.S. l,Ittmnl just before Russ was
reth-ed, now h.s dnty abonrd the
carrier Kearsarge. tcrnporarily
statianed in Bromerton. A Calif-
ornia resident, this was Mr. Nit)-
per's first visit, fo our area.
Tile Jack Milners spent the
w(,ekend at tlleir :tllnlncr cotttge
bringill g alollg their tWO (iallgh-
t,vrs Panl ;Hid Dcbble. for a rc-
l;iXlng resplle fl'onl tile big city
of Sea, ttlc.
JITLIE AND l)OlCJN St,ocl de-
sel:'ted the Bn]mna Belt la,t Satur-
day to drive nortl]ward to Belling-
ham for a visit wiLh the Carl
Ntock.u Julie's brotller's family).
A severe all(I /Inexpected 81"11)%'-
storD1 slowed their trip !lOlne to
a lnail's pace for a t inle,
Clem, Well.% on a: brief trip aw/y
|'1+O10 his All' l"ol+eP, ditty at Neah
BaY, stopped in with ;t frield for
quickie visit with his folks, the
l.h£ss Wells lasl Men(lily afternoon.
A rtK:eIlt letLer to the Wells fronl
[h(Hr youngei' rH')II ,lael< clinic fronq
F/t,rnu)sa wher'c he was spending
some time a..ihorc. (rein his ship,
tile destroyer U,S.S. Brame, He
told his folks that he is very }lappy
witll his dt.lly a,t. sea
Col'nir+ K a.ll the way frolE
Hlbhil/g, Mirlneota. AI Okonek's
COl 11 l"l, l'ranccs lerll&l'd, rrlllSt
ha+re fell; right at home with otlr
,no-a,eovered countryside when abe
spent a few days with the Okoneks
retx}ntly, Nhc l'ovc lip with her
son Philltp mid'family from Sandy,
(_;l'eK0ll. A highliglL el their stay
besides the enjoyable, family visiL-
aliens, v,'a, t trip throllgh tbc St.
Charles Winery where AI is em-
ployed. This was an epecially
happy reuninn smcc AI bad not:
eeJl his cousin since lie was e.ight
yeal oh|.
LAII,II;Y ETtIERTON, drove+ otlt
fvon3 .Seattle to pend an overnigllt
vitli ':'his parent& M: and Mih.
%VCb ';fBtherton, last. Satm'(hty ttrtd
i.o celebrate thein',port.snt oerasion
of becoming, l.weJlty-one. Larry
br¢)ult with him ltliss Gall Ltttes
of a, tt,le and the two young
people surprisetl :Web ihd RutJt' by
as yet. Another surprise for the
Ethertons eanm around midnight
on Saturday when daughter Bar-
bara and family, the De.1 Smiths,
drove in fronl Marysville. Inci-
cidentally, Barbara ix Leaching
eighth grade Math at Marysvflle
Junior High where I.)al teaches
seventh and eighth grade Core.
A 4-It Barnacles naeeting was
hehl Monday after school at the
Henry Gatlin home. Danny San-
ford was elected to the Vice-.
presidency to fill the vacancy
callsed by Donnie Pogreba's res-
ignation. The group discussed
demonstrations for Demonstration
Day which will be March 24. We'll
go oat on a limb again and an-
rmunce that the oft.-postponed
Rally Day will be held this Sat-
urday from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. at
the Mountain View School.
TIlE I,ES SOIII,E4 took a day
off to drive to Tact,ms last Tues-
day for dinner and an enjoyable
visit with old friends, tile Lionel
Brubachers,
Seems the sun was shining early
this week just to make sure that
little nix-year-old Kim Munsey of
Tacoma, enjoyed the first three
days of bet spring vacation from
se+hool here with leer grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Teat,. Her
folks, Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Mnn-
sey drove over Tuesday to'take
her home and left eight-year-ohl
brother Bmmctt in her place until
the weekend when they will drive
up again to "re-group" their fam-
ily. The Munseys have recently
moved to Tacoma from Portland
and have been spending the week
getting settled in their new home.
Grapevlew Mothers' Club met
Wednesday, March 7 a.t the Grape.
view School. Members were happy
to have Salli Clayton in attend-
ancc again after severa.l months'
absence duc to a teaching stint at
the Shelton Junim" High.
TIlE MOTHERS' Club will host
a Game Night this Saturday,
March 17, at; the ,Jehoolhouse. The
theme? Take a. guess Fnn and
prizes and delicious refreshnmnls
are promised by capable hostesses,
Shirley Engen and Elizabeth Gat-
lin. S put on yore best "green"
bib and tucker and join the happy
lhroug! 8:00 ll.m. -. Saturda.y!
Sarah Eckert O,'thopedic Guild
meet,. Friday, Marcll 16, 2:00 p.m.
at Mr;. Pearl RetzrnmTs h)vely
now home with Mrs, ]Vary Uhly
servitor as co-hostess. The Guild
remiwfs nil you energetic spring
honst+.'l('tlll{rS that. yollr job can
be made. Paisi(,r it' you renl, tile
w;.Ixel' and p(di;;he! IIIIW available
tit the (]rtq)evio\\;v (;l'o('ery. .hast
a..'lt< t he [lropriiq()r.
Fair Harbor Grange meets to-
night. Thlll+sday, t;. thc Grapevlew
School. g:o0 p.m
Fa©uHy Urges Parenls
e
,, i ....
tTP Sm!d Gh Idren To
Gentury 2+1 World Fair
Shell.el7 so, heel faculty Illembers
are m'g'ing Shclton school district
parents LO send their children to
the Century 2] World's Fair in
Seatlle this year as a "great op-
portnnity for a worthwhile edu-
cational experfenee".
The teachers t)oinf out that "it
will be an npportvnily of a life-
lime as lhis iv the only Werhl's
Fair heht in the II.S. in ihc h:d
22 years and it will no doubt t)e
a. long time until another will
be loca,ted so near."
The educators e:+peclally urge
that children of junior and senior
tligh age attend the educational
exhibits a.t least one. day as "it
is very likely that sue, h experience
will stimulate their thinking, or-
ient and direct their aelivity to
tmore worthwhile tnn-po,ses and
'help theln establish goals Wbicll
they need to make their 8choo)
ca,reel'S niore ineanlngfu]."
World'.s [Pair tickets may be
purchased at a, savings here in
Shelten from the Rainier Ortho-
pedic Guild+by calling HA 6-8405.
The only way to ,ontertain some
do we listen patiently 1:o the reo
)+lle' and eregit whirl, is said?
.... Mary Baker Eddy
SHELTONMASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A.," Shelton, Washington
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