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lUrowds Start Corn
IEN OLON nesday with a triple birthday
l)'u%'. The honored guests wcrc
In ever in- Mrs. Stella Morken and Mrs. Ben
hordes they come I.>:cretl el Lilliwaup and Mrs.
in search of a Fred Sauers of Shelton. After a
Utopia. Ahmg the delicious luncheon topped wilh
shores and high- tile usual birthday cake, the
into the surround- guesls of hone:' opened their
search for their cards and gifts.
'am. A few feet of 'lhose enjoying the afterno:m
of a view of the with the birthday ladies were
Tall frees. Reslful Yh's. l!essie Ogden, Bill Me-
maybe the chance Gowan and Fred Sauers of Shel-
their hair. Small l<)n: and Mrs. Gcerge Moake,
stages of pre- Mr. and Mrs. l_z)uis Schaufler
they bear mule eva- an(t Mr. an(t Mrs. Charles Diescn.
dream. Here a few Mr. and Mrs. Lon Webb were
to make space unahle to altcnd, but sent lheir
A foundation dug cards containing gifts.
lying, waiting.. A
to "do 'till we ORTliOI'EI)IC GUILD MEETS
A Small cahin. A The Blanche Radtke Orthoped-
And here a sad ic Guihl met at the horne of
Squashed flat by the Faith Evans, of Holiday Beach,
snow. Maybe just March 12. Thirteen members were
marking out a h)t. present. Plans were formulated
OWners name nail- for their Annual St)ring Arts and
Or the name he Crafts show. Dessert luncheon
call his retreat, was served al. a table (lecorated
a neat little wood with touches of St. Patricks.
for days to All the women were imrticular -
evenings to come. ly busy at this meeting - working
Ptlrchased something, on wrious projects of their
to get away - for choice. All indications suggest
for a week, for al- that (he Spring Show will be an
the dream never die. extra good one.
FAMILY GET TOGETHER
Faith and Lewis Ewms spent
Diesen entertain- the week-en(l in Tacoma with
at Eldon Wed- 1heir daughter, Sharon and fam-
District Sees Small
an ce At Meeting
Rhy KRATCilA AI Jones, Larry Jones, Walt and
Frances Allen, Hap Bracy, Sher-
The Mason
;trier No. 4 held
11 with a
was held to fill
chair of vice pre-
was nominated
as vice president.
n was elected to be
and he stated he
have all the new
COme to the drills.
Is interested in the
the fire trucks and
t, are to call Ed
;s Rickard.
and the fire
on a new set
fire call cards.
the fire call cards
in the Fire Dis-
chore.
are getting
the Fire Dis-
called "Rescue
l)laeed on all
occupants are
firemen will no-
cue markers and
inlmediately what
of fires or other-
tract had several
last month.
Meeting will be
at Little Skoo-
',range meeting
4 at 8 l).m.
Degree
at Shelton
March 28 at
Went on a trail
to Dayton Peak
ry Cronquist, I)nnic Boelk, Jul-
ie Olli, Cindy Bariekman, Mike
Bariekman, Ralph Bariek;man,
Cliff Taylor, Tim Fuller, Troy
Gamber, Tom Moran, Betty Mo-
ran, Debhie Brehmeyer, Geral-
dine Brehmeyer, Judy Johnson,
Mary ttansen, Dick Shrum, Carol
30 miles.
Bob Snyder,
Shrum, Dick
Mrs. Gary
Jay Um-
t, Jenny Hilde-
Leo Bishop
tl.
at the home
tie Tibbits is
Tenne-
"Merry Lady"
colt has four
white on the
Club met
Building.
Were Doris and
Cowling, Bob Synder, Phil Hard-
ic, Carma Wokojance, Carolyn
Brewer, Dena Harris, Leo Bis-
hop, Jim and Tula Kiml)alt, Lin-
da Beach, Bud, Alice and Jenny
Hihlebrandt, Mike and Dorene
Lee, Julie Ziegler, Mike and
Celia Scott, Gary and Shirley
Brown, Dec and Bonnie Tibbits
and Jay Umphenour.
They made plans to dress up
their uniforms for the Forest
Festival parade.
Also planned a rummage sale
for April 19.
The club took in new memhers
Gary and Shirley Brown, Tom
Moran, Judy Johnson, Herbert
Brehmeyer family and William
Beach family.
Shey showed a movie on "The
Care and Feeding of the ttor-
sea" which Tula Kimball brought.
The Actions 4-H Club had a
business meeting March 11 at
the home of Tracy DeMetro, pre-
sident .....
The Actions have two new me-
hers in their club, Mary Sue
Carson and Taryn Lund.
There will be. meetings every
Monday until Demonstration Day
is over.
The project members in sewing
and creative arts will meet Mar.
L. R. Christensen and family.
Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Kratcha, Mike and Shelley and
John Kratcha and Monday even-
ing Mr. and Mrs. John Cookson
and Jackie visited Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Kratcha,
ing To Hood Canal On Weekends CLINT WILLOUR t0
Ninety percent of the asaota a v
: ' of the average man are stand-
ing in his shoes right now.
ily. Joining them on Sunday for
a family dinner was daughter
S'mdra and family, from Lacey,
as well as Faith's mother, Flor-
cn<.e Ross, who is now residing
at Panarama City. It's so much
nlore convenient now for her to
join in these family get-to-gethers
since she is living so much clos-
er to Faith and Lewis arid their
families.
WEDDING AIZWIV]PAY
Bob and Margaret Richter of
Ayock Beach celebrated their
forty-fifth anniversary this week.
Thursday they invited Ed and
Vivien Olson for a drive to Port.
Angeles and dinner at Aggies.
They stopped at Four Seasons
Ranch and picked up Vivien's
sister, Lillian Bceman, to include
her m the (lays activities. The
trip included a drive to Ediz
tlook (Bob had to inquire about
the fishing!) and to Diamond
Point, the site of the (pardon the
expression!) old de-lousing stat.
ion.
In the evening the Richters
.joined the Olsons and Lillian for
some interesting slides of Lillian's
Iravels the l)ast year in Florida,
California and Hawaii. Followed,
of course, by pinochle.
Sa!urday Bob and Margaret
went t,) Puyallup to continue the
celebration with son George, his
wife Joan, and grandchildren
Jill and Bill. Had another An-
niversary dinner, this time at the
Hong Kong in Seattle where
they all, and especially young
Bill ate and ate and ate of that
good Chinese food.
GENE VlSSERS ENTERTAIN
Gene and Iona Visser held a
multi-purpose dinner party Mar.
16, in honor of two birthdays
and two anniversaries. AI Pile
and Corrine Dorn were the birth-
day people. Unfortunately Corrine
was unable to attend. Due to the
serious illness of her mother, she
is in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Lynton and Gene and Iona Vis-
set celebrated wedding anniver-
saries. Guests included Mr. and
Mrs. Walt Murphy, Mr. and Mrs.
George Webber, the Don Hooven
family, Lorna Churchill, Tom
Connally, the the Vissers five
children, Ken, Keith and Dennis
Marshall and Mike and Connie
Visser.
COMMUNITY CLUB
T h c Lilliwaup Commun i t y
Club's regular pinochle party will
he held March 21 at 8 p.m. At
the business meeting March 7
Mattie Backlund was elected
treasurer to succeed Lilllan Run-
ge. Mrs. Runge felt she could
not continue to serve in this of-
rice at this time. T. Byron Miles
was elected to the board of Trus-
tees.
PAT MeGR/MDY ON TV
Pat McGrady, of New York,
will be in Seattle this week and
will appear on two television pro-
grams. March 20 he will he on
Telescope on Channel five. And
March 21 he will appear on the
Good Morning program on Chan-
nel 4. Unfortunately his time
will be limited so that he will not
be able to visit Lilliwaup. His
aunt, Frances Carte had hoped to
be able to have a few friends
in to meet him. He is the author
of "The Youth Doctors", pub-
lished by Coward - MeCann.
19.
Those attending were Traey
De Meiro, Kim Wheeler, Chris
Rickard, Sheryl Nolan, Mary
Sue Carson, Carol Christensen,
Marilee Matson, Teresa Murray,
Dana Christensen, Darlene Fer-
ris, Christi Bacon Lori Loygren,
Mike Matson, Desilee Clayton,
Taryn Lund and Lennie Christen-
sen.
Steve DeMeiro, son of Mrs.
L. R. Christensen, left Monday
for Fort Lewis where he will be • - Dodg
stationed. He spent 30 days Paule •
home on leave with Mr. and Mrs.
1966 CHEVY H
4-Door sedan. LOW Mileage.
6-Cylinder. Auto.
We will be CLOSED
' M(nday, March 31, 1969
While we make the final
switch, over fo
Data Processln 9.
MASON COUNTY
Federal Credit Union
Shelton, Woshington S$4
$129S
19{;4 FOP, J)
Convertible. Engine Rebuilt.
S1O9s
1962 FORD
ton pick-up. Auto trans.
Heavy duty tired & wheels.
Suitable for heavy camper.
$10$
1959 DODGE
Wagor Runs good.
$34S
1959 PONTIAC
Bonneville. Looks like new.
Sass
See 'em
at
Front & Railroad
426-8183
AT HOME
His winter's perusal of the seed
c:aalog is really getting to Fath-
er. tie set up a little hot bed
wilh a 60 watt. light bull) and
l)lantcd tomato seeds. Then all
lhe family turned out and search-
ed frantically - and in vain - for
the fuchsia seeds he had care-
fully save(l and put away last
fall as the tomato seeds looked
a little lonely in lhe big bed.
Shades of the Farmer's Ahnanac,
it was time to plant the sweet
peas. And good neighbor Bob
Richter brought him more good-
ies in the form of rhubarb, rasp-
herries and an improved variety
of strawberry lflant. So looks
as if carl)enlry will take sccon(l
place to farming. The Hanging
Gardens of Babylon will have
nothing on us here on our steep
hillside.
4th & Ceder
A
1717 Olympic Highway North I
N.2' NATIONAL i I
Ph. 426-8139 Insurance for
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