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Snow
' ~tbel Kidd
ouL my
early Tnesday
snowflakes as
drift to the
all sizes and
more than dollar
than two inches
Still Others look
coming
grass.
is Usually
but evidently
must have got-
crossed. Never-
enjoy the bean-
and just be
see it.
bf a roaring D6
of dyalamite
he
ile
Road were
past Week.
John Bar-
!1r-
all
Will wish to
l~r. Bariek-
crew for this
bad stump
road and
COUple of acci-
a Year which I
Fallln
he Dayten
Mary Harvey and Lud Rossmaier
low went to Rachel Valley and Ron
Moore, traveling pinochde to Bob
Dawson and Joe Kirk. The next
meeting will be in the Dawson
home with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Val-
ley hosting April 24.
Weekend guests of Mrs. Lemke
were Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Woldcn
and children of Northgate.
Kathleen Hiekson of Lake Nah-
watzel spent saturday with cous-
ins, Jamie. Elizabeth and Sheila
as well as others will rejoice to
have gone.
This special onc seemed to waltz
right out in front of cars and just
dare them to hit it. Some have
taken the dare 1)ut ahvays came
out second best. Thanks again, Mr.
Bariekman.
On March 29, the home of Mrs.
A. E. Lemke was thc scene of a
shower honoring baby Teresa Ma-
rie and mother, Pal; Matthewa.
Hostess was Donna Anderson. The
S
ay ng
]Mrs. Tom Baze is working lm.rd in
the Journal contest to win himself
a bike.
Mrs. John Anderson accomp-
anied her sister, Mrs. Start Dyson
to Bremerton Saturday moiling
where they picked up Mrs. Dyson's
son, Bruce, from the Consellation
to spend lhe weekend at home.
Friday, Dave Rayson motored Lo
Renton to tlm home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Bailey where he visited
his father and to 'racoma to see
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Combs re-
tin'ned from California Saturday
bringing with them their daugh-
ter-in-law, Betty, Mrs. G a r y
Combs.
The Sl~elton Valley Clovers are
sponsoring a sale of candies and
home baked foods at Safeway Sat-
urday.
ThirLy-two children belonging to
the Pathfinder Chlb of the Seventh
Day Adventist Church motored to
the ocean near Moclips Sunday for
an outing. Among those enjoying
the day were Ramona and Rosalie
Riekards and David, Shcri and
Becky Pearson.
gift table was decorated with pink
and blue candles and artificial
flowers. Enjoying the doings of
the evening and refreshments of
ice cream, cake and coffee were
Myrtle XV i 11 i a m s, Ads HursL,
Georgie Hellman, Maggie McKay,
Sadie Adams, Mabel Hall, Elsie
McPherson, Ellen E v a n s, Ila
Chase, Hazel Chase, Peggy Roush
and Bessie Steenson of Shclton,
Marguerite Lemke, Sue Ruther-
ford, Lois Tibbits, Rose Dongherty
and Rea Brown of Dayton. Unable
to attend but sending gifts were
Ardys Jensen, Hazel Williams and
Jane Cuzick.
THE TI~AVELING PINOCHLE
Club met Saturday evening in the
Matlock home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Dawson. High prize winners were
To H01d
I ,I
night will
Hall
Fair Har-
e Will be
Will meeL
.he school.
ub met last
aUnds. The
mUch time
annual Play
rounds dur-
d. The dale
22.
Bell Riders
ride Sun-
Mountain
and Mar-
Kathy
Plan-
ces no Tsw:
g and the ride
40 miles. Club
at noon
heon and
Picker-
Neal Allen Walker, 15-month-
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Walker of Bayshore, was in the
hospital last week with a virus
infection. He is now home and
much more like his normal self,
his mother reports.
The sports minded students at
Pioneer School have signed up for
the annual county track meet.
Both boys and girls may partici-
pate. Sponsored by the ShelLon
Kiwanis Club, the meet is sched-
uled for a date in May. Gerald
Knutson, seventh grade teacher, is
in charge of the boys' events, and
Mrs. Thomas second grade teach-
er, is handling the girls'.
A WEDDI NG reception was held
recently for Mr. and Mrs. Louis
"Biondie" Svtsma at the Agate
Grange Hali. Approximately 70
friends and relatives attended.
Those serving were Mrs. Gall egg
who cut the cake, IVrrs. Noel Gal-
langer, Bayview, sister of the
bride, who served the tea. Mrs.
Joyce Blackwood, sister of the
bride, poured coffee. Miss Jean
Danielson served at Lhe punch
bowl and Mrs. R. C. Mercer had
terged corn-
with the
of demol-
tell the
town of
of One hotel
of the river,
been shear-
Iown and'
Ever-
ELLy of Be, ~ charge of the guest book. Also as-
he- ~ "~:~'isisting with the reception were
rtt.~ oaugn- ] Mrs Ronald Barnes, another sis-
.e Iormer ' •
i'-- . [ter of the bride, and Mrs. Don
"so,. 23reals,~,l Knudsen.
~eof'g th:I The bride wore a beige fur-
• lasL . * .'
alon~ th. I trimmed suiL with olive green ac-
no{{hernl eessories Her corsage was made
up of white carnations and yellow
iris. Mother of the bride, Mrs.
jRu~y Danielson, wore a one-piece
spr~ng dress, lVrrs. Elmer Sytsma,
mother of the groom, wore a blue
two-piece dress. Both mothers
wore corsages of white carnations
wiLh pink rosebuds.
The newlyweds were married in
March.
Earl Gillmer returned Saturday,
PeLerson, nicely tanned, from a month's
mov- vacation in Arizona. He attended
has 17 baseball games while there and
that city.met all of the members of the
Tacoma Giants baseball temn.
Next week is Let's All Play
Ball Week. In the light of the
above activities of Earl Gillmcr,
and who is 84 years old, it would seem
appropriate to designate him as
Sheros "Mr. Baseball".
and saw Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hart of
Kelly Olympia, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
aaad IMYs.NeLh of Shelton, helped Jack
oins threeShero celebrate his birthday at his
and Gary. home Friday night.
Hiekson and attended the 4-H
project meeting with thm in the
home of Mrs. John MaeRae. OLimrs
from here were Judy Leonard and
Becky Ewing.
Michael Baze, son of Mr. and
his mother in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Barton.
MR. AND MRS. DON RUTH-
EI{|eORI) mid children v i s i t e d
Monday evening in Agate with Mr.
and Mrs. O. H. Rowe.
The Merlin Rickards' home was
the scene of a birthday party April
1 honoring Duane on his seventh
birthday. Guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Hans Lmad who brought a
white iced, lemon filled circus cake
U.S.D.A. CHOICE
for the event.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. L. A. Todd were Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Todd of Port Orchard and
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Todd, Shelton.
Dropping in were Mrs. Lowell
I.lardie and children.
Motm'ing lo Yakima for the
weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Hans
Lund and Ddrlene and Linda Kel-
ley. They stayed with file Dale
Boiling family.
Sunday callers in the Merlin
Riekards home were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Selchert and girls of Che-
halls. Frank and Merlin hadn't
seen each other for 30 years since
they worked in a C.C.C. camp in
Keystone, S.D. in the Black Hills.
Several hours were happily spent
recalling former friends and inci-
dents.
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