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March 18, 1965     Shelton Mason County Journal
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/ 18, 196B flHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAE--Publishes in '¢Ohrlsfmastmcn, U.KA.", helton, Washington PAClE 9 legs Gut To Beaches At Gr@eview A fantastic 15 ills Stock residence. Royset, a long David boxing, an(1 Sam, wrestling, tance of the fish lo bite, a tempt- sunny time friend of Fred Nelson, has l~esidcs the l)oxinK and wrestling Ins l)olluck dinner, touring, ex- a real treat. s cloudy start inevitable re- of weather more I pre-spring season rst fOrth and pro, interlude of sun- many sunlmor ah'eady begs1 construction on what is to be a pernmnent resi- dence, having had the site bull- dozed Monday morning and the forms for the folmdation well un- derway by nightfall. Attending a hmcheon and fash- ion show at. the "Winthrop Hotel in Tacoma Satm'day an guests of matches, jude exhibiis a(tded inter- est I:o the evening. Dl'ivil]g over 1'1'o111 Tacollla Io spend Satlu~iay with the folks were Mr. and hits. l~.ieh:u'd Oko- nek an(1 dwnghter Shaft Lynn. l:Lichal(t spcnl, the day giving his dad a hand while Carol and little live-wire ShaFt Lynn kept Grand- ploring m~d beating managed to keep everyone lmppily occupied all afternoon h)ng. Driving to the Veterans' Hos- pital in 'Vancouver Sm~day, Mrs. 1,h'ed Lutz learned that she would be able to bring Fred home Tues- day. This is pushing two lengthy trii)s for Phyllis rather close to- potlnck dinner, it will begin at 6:30 i).m. All Grangers are invited to attend. Mrs. Ann %Ve.qtberg of Grape- view will be installed as Worthy Matrons of Belfair Chapter Ordel of Eastern Star Satm'day evening at 8 p.m. Tim open install'ilion is to be heht at the Masonic Tem- ple in Belfair and friends are in- vite(1 to attend. John R. H uson of Tahuya will be installed as %:Vorlhv Patron anti Mrs. Bill Slaudt of i3enson Lake The firehouse well, that is! A[ sand-screen was successfully man-: euvered into place early last week with good results. The final deplh was stated to be 270 feet. Ore' Grapeview Port Commis- sion met last Wednesday night in t.he home of ,lulius Stock to gt, t organized for the coming term. The election of officers resulted in Ted Rauschert being the chair- man and Julie Stock named as secretary. Various plans for fu- ture port dew~.h)pn!ent were dis- Okonek, Carole Battles and Vivian Query, all of whom urge ns to be sure to attend this Grapeview V.F.D. Ladies Auxiliary-spmlsored event. Vital statistics to note ou your soei'tl calendar: be nL the Grapeview scl~oolhollse at S l).nh this l,'riday, March 19, 1965. Re- freshments will be served aL~d there will be a rnost interesting door prize. The March meeting of the Sar- ah Eckert Orthopedic Guild will be held Friday, 1t a.m., at the borne of Mrs. grin Buckingham who will be assisted by Mrs. Lloyd Richey. President Evelyn Walker urges all members to attend as oh, ellen of officers for the 1965-66 season will be held. This early election date asmn'es the guild that they will be correctly listed in the Tacoma directory next year, P.S,- Ore' loea.1 group is no longer saving egg c'~rtons as there is no longer a Tacoma market for them. Weekend that margin of er- r assume that :ion was tem- ith the result- not surprising re call Satur- Under control roperty just S, Grapeview g the With the SUmmoned by y af- down the sur- to the and control IL WOuld be permits are a har-binger of cars have just recent- Wes- e to reasure Island lew blue Ford are now In- seen off last Week re- piling around this lull in r new • and spent a Their l%Te- th stops at and Los with rel- s' Fortunately, Monday, a of time to in the take 12 hours but the How- about that to dinner mother, .he occasion 23rd home attend y paus- church Seattle, de- where folks, the they met University of Mrs. Som- Aust at the Terminal. enjoyed ~e everyone was 'nuff, it fast Worker is who re- waterfront the Jul- the Tacoma Chapter of the Amer- ican Institute of Banking were Olympia Chapter members, Mrs. Arthm" Zehe with daughter Elaine and Mrs. Don Pogreba with daugh- ter Susan. The hmcheon was held in the lovely Crystal Ballroom and, interestingly enough, the six models were chosen from the wo- men members of the various lo- cal chapters of the Institute. The day could have been con- sidered a sort of "coming-out" party for Shirley and Susan, both having just effected a recovery from the "flu" or some such re- lated virus. Young Steve Rehard was able to return to school Monday after having undergone eye surgery at the Harrison Memorial Hospital the previous Thursday. Under the capable hands and supervision of Dr. Nilse Olson, a Benson Lake neighbor, Steve was able to re- turn home Friday. It was with regret that the Bill Staudts bade Bill's niece All- cia Tavares farewell last Friday after having enjoyed her interest- ing companionship for two weeks. Miss Tavares, a Registered Nurse, returned home to Hollywood last November after two years in Pak- istan with the Peace Corps and had many wonderful adventures to relate. After spending several months in civilian nursing, Miss Tavares plans to tour Europe this next winter. She is the daughter of Mrs. Dick Moore, Bill's sister who is better known to many of us as "Trisher". However, activities at the Staudt residence seldom stagnate. A/2c "Chick" Staudt was home until Wednesday, his outfit hav- ing earned three days of freedom from their duties at :McChord Field. DROP-IN GUESTS from Seat- tle kept the Ray Uhlys happily occupied Saturday. Friends from Mrs. Uhly's school teaching days, Miss Olga Loken and Miss Ruth Loreen, encouraged by the love- ly weather, drove out to make a brief visit while Mrs. Uhly's cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Jack John- son stopped by and found visit- ing so pleasant that they stayed for dinner. The Harold Retzmans also en- tertained drop-in guests Saturday; Harold's cousin, Miss Minnie Ste- vens and her friend, Miss Flo- rence Osmond. That cast which Pearle Retz- man is carting about on her hand is the result of her having taken a nasty spill some time ago. While at first thought to be a break, bur- sitis turned out to be the culprit. Taking part in the "Smoker" held last Saturday night at the :North Mason high school gymnas- mm were David and San] Gatlin, Richard Lord, son of Mr. and Yule's 6th Mrs. G. L. Lord, was recently r. Cronk's made First Lieutenant. Richard Southsido is a pilot in the Air Force and is :l~rs. Leon stationed aL Charleston, S.C. Ri- chard recently spent three weeks in England. :Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Lord of Ar- cadia and Linaa Parker spent Sun- day picnicking and clam digging with at Grayland. a SOUTHSIDE Eagles 4-I-I Club all. members met Thursday. 4-H mere- cancel the bers talked about suggestions for a camp theme and planned a menu for Rally Day. Demonstrations were given by Mark Henis, Carl: Johnson and Randy Bracy. The next meeting will be held March 25 aL Catherine Bracys. Clover Girls 4-H club members met at the home of Shelley Lloyd last Tuesday. Club members prac- ticed demonstrations for Demon- stration Day which is March 27. Shelley Lloyd served cup cakes and soft drinks for refreshments. The next meeting will be held at Carlene NeaPs April 13. Sherilyn Byrd Guilt met 1 a s t Tuesday at the home of Judy Smith, with Ann Wheeler, Joyee Byrd, Toni Matson, Ruth Snyder, Marie Frazier, Dayle Dawson and the hostess attending. Guild mem- bets had a shower for Toni Matson's baby girl and gave her a dress, bonnet and shoes. Guild members talked over old business and are starting to sell candy chocolate butter mints. The next meeting will be held at Ruth Sny- der's April 14. Sherilyn Byrd Guild is having a pie sale March 27 at 20th Cen- tury Store. :Busy Bells 4-H club members met at the home of their leader, Julia Bare, last Tuesday for a short meeting• Chris Flint prac- ticed her demonstration. Busy Bells met this Tuesday in the eve- ning and finished their practice on demonstrations• Skookum Ladies club met at the home of :Mrs. Frank Bishop Thurs~ ! day with a nice turn out. Mrs. Ora Cool of Cole road brated her birthday Feb. 26 a dinner• Guests were Mr. Mrs. Roy Willis and Johnny, Olym- pia, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Willis ~feOlympia, Mr. and Mrs. charles rinne and family, Jimmy Evans and Mr. Cool, Shirley and De- bie. Cake and ice cream we re served. Mr. and Mrs. Ors Cool, Shirley and Debbie of Cole road sunafl,.y--a-- evening visited their granamom:, er who is in St. Peter's Hospitm ,lympta. - Ra" Krat, opping by at the ~ ..~ and SFriday~ evening were m rs. Fred Weaver and Sat- urday Orpha and Charles Botts visited with the KratchaS. ma Louise ent~:rtained all day. FINE _.~VEAT! ll']l{; and new Glapeview wi0~ the Walt Cl'ty- ton families. I)espite the reluc- gether bnt sounds like good news, none the less. The regular sncial meeting of the I,'air Harbor Grange will be , heh.t at the Orin Bnckingham res- idence tonight. Since tonight's meeting will be combit~ed with a as a Star Point. Installing officels will include Mr:;. Orville Kager and Don Pennebera from Grape- view. Miss Lynne Stevens will be in charge of the. g'uest hack while Mtss Marcella Westberg' will as- sist with the programs.' At last, ali's well with the well! cussed before the group adjourned. AN A RESULT of a shopping trip to Tacoma last Thursday, the committee in charge of I;;ridag night's game night enthusiastical- ly promises a v'n'iety of exciting prizes and gifts. The committee consists of Doris Stock, Louise i I HAINES PANCAKE & WAFFLE HOUSE Built out over the water, one m:ile North of Hoodsport Specialties of the house 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. PANCAKES, WAFFLES OYSTER STEW, CLAM CHOWDER Open EvelT Day HOME-MADE PIES Dess & Edna Haines U.S.D.A. Choice U.S.D.A. 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