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March 25, 1965     Shelton Mason County Journal
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a 25, 1.965 SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL-- Published In ¢'Ohr stmasfo v,n, U.S.A.", Shelton, Washin on PAGE ]7 1or "~ Mrs. Jerome Mrs. Leon from Calif., Avery d since accident m recovering re- and Will soon be the hospital. 17 members of attended the at the Matlock With Skokomish Grangc lecture hour good. A mock .iting two of and gavel part in as the :he groon], girl, ring bearer, brides me- as the McGarvie as Dora Heat'- Lottie Bob Trenck- TOY 220 Cota Last ! Return From Tri ]lTlann flS lYlatron of ]lOllOl', It,~e Fm'd and Roselta McGarvie were candlelighters and ushers. Nin:t Bradberry was lhe organist and Chub Hearing sang, "Oh t]ow 8lie IAed". Ma Portnmn emtg'ht the bride's bouquet and lhc minb;ter was played by Mellm Trenekmaml. Cindy Stentz and Sue Valley sang a eouple of real pretty songs. Fern Anenson read poems on income taxes. Jim Sauer tohl some lively jokes, and Pop Rutledgc tohl a short story about a pm'si; and lax- ca. Peggy Sailer and Barhm'a May- berry were dressed in Irish cos- tumes and sang several Izish tunes with Mary Valley accompanying thmn on the piano. A potluck hmeheon was stowed folh)wing the program and was enjoyed by evervonc. Overall at- tendance was 106. Mr. and Mrs. Athert Lord drove to Chelmlis Sunday to attend the Eagles District meeting. Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pen- dergraft were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Luce. MONDAY EVENING at the Harry Simmons residence, the Co- cil Blackweldcrs, tim Ira Stans- burys, and the Eldon Todds gath- cred for an evening of Reno-Keno. When it was time for the refresh- ments to be served, Helen Stans- bury was determined to stick to a diet and put on a sign, "Please Do Not Feed". Tile Fifth Degree Drill Team will practice tonight at Progress Grange Hall at 7:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nelson visited at the home of Mr. and Mr,~. ROy Mohney and also at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pearson at McCleary Sunday. The dance at Progress Grange Hall Saturday night ended on a sad note with the sudden death of one of the dancers, Mrs. Messen- ger of Elma. Worldng on the dance committee was :Mr. and Mrs. Cab Raincs, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Lord, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis: Cammack, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Marshall and Mrs. Charles Lombard. Thursday, Roy. Earl Bradley conducted services at the Wash- ington State Corrections Center; and again Sunday, with some of the members of Kamilche Com- munity Church also attending. Iue Lustre Electric rau ~ent a Blue Lusf~o Shampooer for $1 You buy famous Blue this easy-~o.use, equipment. You'll look of your Available At Yeur COAST-TO-COAST STORE 126 S. 2nd Ray .Prouty, owner Phone 426-3111 )To Eureka, Ca ifornia Yh'. and Mrs. Dan Wood nml.oret to Renlon 1o visit friends and rol- l t iw's Tlnu'sday. Mr. and Mrs. Williams have re- t:ul'ncd to their home at Teflon Shc)rt,s afte.r ,~;p(,ndinff their win- tel' \racal.iordllg at l)hoenix, Ariz. M]'.% Edwin Petty went for a W:II]¢ I~i'()n(l~ty t|n(I WItS veI'y pleas- alHly surprised to find that tim wild Easier r~ii?,s are in l)loonl. Mason COllllly l)onlolltt G~ange met at M:tthmk Grange Hall Sun- day. Curl is Camnmck, John Bar- iekniall, ~,]r. aAd Mrs. Ira Stans- btlry and MI'. and Mls. Edwhl T:lyh)r l~lld SOil attended front Pro- g'l'esf; Grzlllge. A lot of l)ltsJne~ls was transaete(t during the nteet- ing with several resolutions being aeLed tin. Master Charles Savage acquainted nil members with House Bill 426 at: Stale Legislat- m'e. He stat,ed, "it's affect on our schools bask:ally fm'eed consolida- tion with no vote." Savage also gave reports on other bills before the l-Iouse and their progress. Home Economics chairman, Mrs• Elsie Whetham gave a talk about the projects mad the progrmns of the Home Economies Department nationwide as well as statewidc; din'inK the lecture hour. The Progress Granges' answer to the King Family on T.V.--the Ira Stansburys and family enter- tainedr with some real lively nmsic; putting everyone in a gay mood and finding it difficult to get back to work on the business at hand. The winners of the door prizes were Mrs. Nellie Rossmaier and Edwin Tayh)r. Our rnusieian was Mrs. Bradberry. FRll)AY EVENING guests at the home of Mr. anti Mrs. Robert :Pendergraft were Mr. and Mrs. John Rice. : Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Taylor had as their dinner guests Thursday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sam- pies. Sunday Mr• and Mrs. Harry Simmons, :Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blaekwelder and Mr. and Mrs. h'a Stansbury traveled to Oak- rifle to a birthday party given by Mrs. Stanley McFie to honor her husband. Alton Gilbert flew in from Las Vegas Wednesday to spend a few days at the home of his daugh- ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs• Walt Allen. Saturday, the Allens drove Gilbert to his home at Lake Stevens and spent the weekend. Saturday night they all attended the dedication of South Lake Ste- vens Grange. There will be a regular meeting of Progress Grange Friday night at 8 p.m. The Walt Emsleys are busy get- ling the Jess Brownfield home ready t() move into. Mrs. Nettle Ell]son is home from the hospital and doing very nicely. Guests this week to her hollle w0re ~'[t'. and Mrs• Victor Ellison. Spending the weekend at home frmn college was Mike Lambert with friend, Lenny Knight. A shoppin!~ trip to Tacmna was' the order of the day Thursday for :Mrs. Norms Richards, Mrs. Alice ttaines and 1Krs. Ruth Nel- son. Chet Richards and Herb Nel- son were makinK a bnsiness trip to Seattle and let the gals have the day to themselves in Tacoma. Mr. and Mrs• Cecil B]ackwclder, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stansbury and Ow(,n Miller at Carlyon l~each \Vednesday evening. Satlll'day, Mr. and ~AI'S. Helll:y Robertson, Mrs. Wayne Robert- son and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Verse and family traveled to Beaverton, Oregon to visit Mr. and Mrs, W. C. (hant. After visit.inK with the (h"mts, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Verse returned to lheir home in San Frgtneisco and the Robertsons re- tin'ned home Saturday evening. Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stanshury and family were dimter guests at Ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stansbury. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dishon and Mr and Mrs. Clarenec Thernew spent one evening last week, and were served refleslnnents at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pendergraft. G[JESTS AT TIIE home of Mrs. Eugene Taylor Monday were Mrs. Mary Scott of Yakima and Mrs. Carrie Conovcr of Billings, Mont. Mrs. Annie Whitener is in Trin- idad, Calif., visiting her daughter Mrs. Dave Rankin. Thursday dinner guests at the Hm-ry Simmons' newly redecorat- ed home were Lhe Cecil Blackwel- ders and the Ira Stansburys. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Unger and Sandy Sandberg made a trip to Kent Sunday to attend a birth- day dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Teter. Spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Bur- ke were Mrs. Joe DeLong and two children of Hoquiam. Visiting at the home of Mr• and M[rs. Keller Thursday evening was Dr. Harold W. Bernard, Profes- sor of Education In the Oregon State System of Higher Educa- tion. Dr. Bernard wits speaker at the Bremerton Guidance Work- shop held for teachers and super- visors under the supervision of the Guidance and Counseling Division of the State Department of Ed- ucation. Dr. Bernard started his teaching career as a high school principal under the guidance of Mr. Keller. AT TIIE RECENT school board meeting, the members visited the different rooms at Kamilche Val- ley Scltool, checking the recently installed acoustical tile and other improvements made ill the school building during the year. Plans are in the formulative stage for other improvements during the summer months as well as other long-range plans for the school. This is the time of the year when Mr. Keller and other school administrators ar~ busy securing" essential information about our school systems for the State Sup- erintendent of School to pass onto the legislators. This being a legis- lative year keeps the legislators and administrators on their toes to meet the school needs for the coming biemfium. The pupils of the Kamilche school have selected Linda Sage as their princess in the Forest Festival. Linda is finishing the eighth grade, and besides tatting "a33 active part in sports, dramatics and other school activities; is an honor student as well. One of the busiest little girls in the Kimilehe School for the past several weeks has been Kathy Kelley; right on the job giving a helping hand to the carpenters, when the ceiling tile was being installed. In years to come, she Mr. and Mrs. Harry Simmons via- not only can say, I was there; but itcd at the home of Mr. and Mrs. also, I really helped. By l)on:t O'N('il HOODSPORT ....... To s'ty that Jtflie Dickinson, 7, had rocks in her head may not be very flatter- ing, but last. week it was quit.e true. It seems that dulie put a rock in he.r car. After trying to dig it out wii.h a pencil, she gave up and called for hell). When even her father, Gordon I)ickinson, could not remove the stone, it was off to the doctor. Thc only answer was surgm:y .Whilc .hflie was in surgery for her ear, it was de- cided that tonsils and adenoids, along with the rock, would have to go. It was rather a dirty trick, but father knows best, anti Julie is doing very well now. Julie's brother, Jimmie Dicldn- son, had a btrthday party Sun- day with ice cream and cake for his friends. Needless to say, his favorite gift is his new collie, who may not really replace the Dicldnson's deceased old Pal, but will surely be his best substitute. Rule Dickinson is spending the weekend in Roseburg, Ore., with her brother, C. B. Calkins. Mr. and Mrs. Don Warman spent a long weekend in Hoods- port visiting their many old friends. They were g~msts of thc Ronald Koenig family. When the Warmans left Hoodsport they were a family of four. When they returned for the visit they were a family of five, the n e w e s t member being a six-month old baby girl. Don Warman was once Chief Ranger at the Forestry Sta- tion here in Hoodsport, but tm is now in cimrge of the Recreation Department of the Forest Service at Gresham, Ore. GIRL SCOUT TROOP 27 will be selling Girl Scout cookies March 31 through April 10. Mrs. Virginia Pill is cookie chairman. The sale will feature peppermint and butter wafers. Other activi- ties of Troop 27 included group attendance to church March 7 and on March 10 the girls hosted a mother's tea for which they baked cookies and put on a very successful skit which all of the mothers thoroughly enjoyed. Also on the agenda was the presenta- tion of awards. Mrs. Lester Dickinson has been hostess to many friends in the past week. Saturday Mrs. Follett and her daughter, Priscilla, from Everett, came to call on the Dick- inserts. The Folletts at one time owned the Gateway Inn which once stood where the hatchery now stands. Sunday, Victor Hastings, h i s wife, and mother from Scattle were also visitors at the Dickin- son home. The Hastings were I~oodsport residents when the Cushman Dam was being built. Other visitors to the Dickinson home included Mr. and Mrs. R. Heath from Vashon Island, Mr. and .Mrs. Hubert from Bremer- ton, and Mrs. Wally Elwcll from Olympia. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Addleman spent Sunday in Tacoma. Mrs. Addlcman had a chance to visit her granddaughter, Terry Addle- They Really Get Results Journal Want Ads 3 Days Only! Begins Thurs. a Rock From Ear mnn, who is a patient of the Mary B~idge Children's Orthol)edic ttos- l)ital. Jane Shunmte is home f r o m Ellensburg college for the quar- ter break. In addition to Jane, Mr. aPai Mrs. ,Tim Shumate's home was filled this weekend wilh their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith and their two boys. The Darrell Rogers family, bound fro" Alaska, arrived in Sit- ka Friday and should be in Rod- mart Bay by now. Mrs. Mmius Kaare spent three days in Seattle, March 18, 19 and 20, attending the grand court of the Order of Amaranths Saturday evening. She, ahmg with Mrs. Mattie Baekhmd, Mrs. D e s s ttaines, and Mrs. Francis Akers, attended the installation. Mrs. Kaare was installed as one of the grand officers. MRS. l~I A R I U S KAARE'S brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bollerslev and their son Bobble from Puyallup, visited the Kaare home Stznd;ty. And now for the climax to this short cohnnn. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Nell Simmons, Jr., on March 18, one seven pound, thirteen onnce boy named Michael Wayne. Con- gratulations ! Assembly Of God To Hear Singing Group The Ambassador's Trio compos- ed of Dave Harrison, pastor of the Silverdale Assembly of God, A1 Hulten, teacher at Northwest College, and Jerry Robeson, pas- tor of tim Umatilla Assembly of God in Umatilla, Ore. will hold a service at the Shelton Assembly of God Friday at 7 p.m. This group forinerly travelled in the interest of Northwest College and have sung together on various occasions since that time. They will be accompanied by Virginia Lee and Bob Fox. Thc p'~stor of the Shelton As- sembly of God, MaSon Younglund, extends an invitation to all in this area to come and enjoy the well- rounded ministry of tha Ambas- sador's Trio. CONCERT Seattle Symphony Little Or- chestra - Milton 'K'atlms;' C0nd. Monday, April 5 8 P.M. Olympic Theatre, Olympia . JOEL RYCE Guest Pianist Call 426-3104 for Tickets , , ,i, A FOOL UJILt. 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