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9, 1964 SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "CChristmastown, U.g.A.", Shelton, Washington PAGE 7 .... A 75th bh'th- air y one worthy mt )n we thinl¢. u@ s Jr. not only way, but (lid some- it! Grandpa Bill as 75 April 4, so Lter-in-law Bill and ..... q .........-- RIDDLE: Why are clouds like' old tse they become With the passing old friends how- replaced if lost friends with yourself--and \ |PI ING CLEANINt "! cleaning time one wants ling: done 3urg ary is the many L by our ,whets pot- include wind, t and per- Call us for Angle Agency Herb & Dick Angle 426-8272 RRE " COMPAHY COelNECTICUT Judy Standt, held an open house at their Senses Lake home Satur- day evening from 7:30 until 9:30 p.m. to honor their dad. Approx- imately 50 friends, neighbors and relativ'es dropped by to extend their best wisbes for many hap- py returns and stayed on to visit. "After a family dinner which in- cluded son Louie Staudt, wife Dor- othy and daughter Sue of Everett and grandson Chick and friend Kama Conger, out from McChord Field, the birthday celebrant re- ceived two very welcome long-dis- tance telephone calls: the first from his daughter, Mrs. Trisbha Moore, Hollywood, Calif., and the second from long-time family friends, Mr. and Mrs. Bud John- son of Long Beach, Calif. Drop-in guests from out-of-town included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Borland of Se- attle and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kowalczyck of Allyn. "Grandpa Bill" was delighted to receive his guests and stayed up past his bed time, in spite of still recuperating from his recent illness. We sin- cerely wish him many happy re- turns ~ ! ANOTHER ~IBTHDAY cele- brated locally was that of Don Anderson, who enjoyed a special dinner and birthday cake with his wife Sally and four little girls at tlleir Trea~mrc Island home Wed- nesday, April 1. A belated "Happy Birthday" wish to you. Grapeview Mothers CLub' met April 1 at the schoolhouse and, besides discussing plans for their eem~!il gllla i~ ~Fhr o ~Ftn?:{:flP~p~ ~Y! ade May 23. M~s. Louise EwarL gave a most interesting and in- formative talk on petrified forests and offered interesting samples /or members to view. Mrs. Hell Shepard, who under- went surgery on her hip recently, ~as,,, released from Tacoma Gen- eral Hospital last Monday to con- tinue her convalescence at the l:ome of her son, Lawrence Wilson, near Tacoma. - A 4-H "Splash" party gave ap- proximately 24 young folks a won- derful evening at Pool Nuotare last Friday evening, April 3 when ,.,, YOUR GLASS US sPend on our "know how" to save andmoney when it comes to glass Beoa us~,~e know wnat we are you can be sGre we'll do It & WORKS rove 8ts., 426-8264, Grapcview's "Barnacles" had aI "just for fun" time after many[ weeks of work selling candies to raise money for theh" club. Mem- bers will be busy preparing for their demonstrations for the an- mml Demonstration Day coming up soon. Leaders attending were Mrs. Art Nicklaus and Mrs. Vir- ginia Hicks. Last Thursday evening several Grapcview citizens attended the annual Rotarian basketball ban- quet at Shelton's Mountain View School. Faithful fans Eke and Ann Eacrett were there to partake of turkey dinner and view slides and movies of Brian Sternberg, the scheduled speaker who was unable to attend. Also attending were the C. W. Seiners, the Walt Claytons with Chief and the Howard Som- erses with LIz and Don. Julte Stock surprised Doris, his bride of 12 years, by not only re- membering their anniversary Fri- day, but also by taking the after- noon off and taking her out for dinner that evening. By Frances Simmons KAMILCHE .... Nat Waldrip re- turned home Thursday after spen- ding six weeks in Japan on an oyster seed buying mission. He had a three day stop over in Ha- waii before the second lap of his trip home by jet plane. A baby boy was born at home last Monday at noon to Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sage, the 10th child to come into their home. The boy has been named Chris and weighed seven pounds. Edwin Petty attended the An- nual Reunion dinner of the 248tll Coast Artillery Association at the VFW hall in Olympia April 4. Mark Craddick left Monday for Platinum, Alaska; returning to his work there which is 150 miles north of Anchorage. Mrs. Martin Otto made a trip to Seattle Monday to visit her uncle, Jess Huskey, who under- went surgery at a hospital there. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Petty at- tended the 50th wedding anniver- sary of Mr. and Mi+s. Archie Un- derwood at the Faith Lutheran Church in Shelton on Sunday af- ternoon. Mrs. Mildred Scott of Union Gap visited last Thursday at thc Eu- gene Tayh)r home. Miss Carol Marshall and her friend Gordon Stewart of Seattle spent Easter at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Chester Marshall. MILS. JIM TOBIN and Mrs. Ed- wih Petty attended a bridal show- er for Mrs. Rrichard Adams (nee Peggy Castro.) formerly of Olym- pia and now living at Union Tues- day afternoon at the Robert Pet- ty home in the Lower Skokomish Valley. Mrs. Delores Simmoi/~ Of Lilllwaup was hostess. Mr. and Mrs, Herb Nelson and Mr. and Mrs, Chet Richatds mo- tored to Moclips last weekend and were involved in a cat" accident at Ocean City wl]en another car strucl¢ tile Nelson car. The dam- age was,, considerable to the car and they were very grateful for only slight injuries. Sunday evening the ,Edwin Pet- Malhck Area Has II Inches Of THE STOCKS played host to Tacoma friends, Mrs. "Neff" Me- Rain During March Girk for an overnight visit, Mon- day evening. North Grapcviewitcs were dis- by Dora Hearing mayed late last Tuesday afternoon Tile vicinity had 11 inches el: when a transformer located be- rain in Marcia. twecn the A. V. IR, iebards and Dr. Doll Gribble, sou of Mr. and McRae's blew out with a veng- Mrs. Kenneth Gribble, returned eanee that not only deprived thefrom the McCleary hospital Thurs- area of lights but also silencedday after spending five days there phone service. The power lines witll infection in hi'; knee. were repaired within a few hoursMrs. Augusta Portm'm and but phone service was not fully Carl Portman accompanied by restored until late Thursday af.. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Portman el! ternoon. So strong wan the surgeShelton attended a bridal shower of electricity that blew out thein honor of Miss Linda Webmder transformer that it almost corn-at the home of Mr. and Mrs. pletely melted it. '. Matson on Arcadia road Saturday The newly formed Grapeview evening. Volunteer Fire Department's lad-Mr. and Mrs. Duane LovetLe ies Auxiliary will hold its 'instal- spent the weekend with their lation of officers at 8 p.m. Wed- folks Mr, and Mrs. Garry Lovette nesday evening, April 15 at the of Vancouver and brought Mike Grapeview School house. Mrs. Nel- home who spent the past week lie DeMeiro of Belfair will offtc-IwiLh his grandparents. late. The public is cordially in- Mrs. Augusta Portman and Carl riled to attend and refreshmentsPortman were dinner guests ot will be served following the in- Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Portman Fri- stallation ceremony, day evening: MR. AND MILS. Elvin Hearing accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. William Duckwitz of Rochester at- tended the Grange dimmr at Fords Prairie Sunday. Mr. aud Mrs. Dave I+Ialnmer el' Olympia spent tile weekend with the Dave DeFoer family. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth O'Neil ot ty's drove to Hoodsport where Presser were weekend guests of they visited the Mike Stolen faro- Mr. and Mrs. Dave DeFoer. lly. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Valley Mr. and Mrs. Harry Simmons were host and hostess for the were Sunday dinner guests at the Dayton Pinochle Club Saturday home of I-tarry Simmons Jr. of evening at the home of Mr. and Summit Lake. They later drove Mrs. A. E. Lemlee. to Carbonado. + Mr. and Mrs. Edward Valley Mrs. Joe Bush and threc child-and son David spent Sunday at ren of Enumclaw visited over the Moclips at the home of Mr. and ~eekend at the Chester Marshall Mrs. Ronald Miller. home. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walker spent Sunday the Harry Simmons' and the week end in Tacoma, with the ten Cole's of Shelton drove relatives. Mrs, Larry Walker re- over the Hood Canal floating turned with them for a visit. bridge and to Hood Canal for an MR. AND MRS. Steve McCow- enjoyabTe drive, an and daughter and Mrs. Berl Little Caryl Simmons, who will Van Norman were luncheon guests be a year old on April 17 was able of Mrs. Kenneth Howard Thurs- to have her leg out of traction 0n da . Monday of this week. She fell out ~r. and Mrs. Luwell Cook and of the Phil Simmons car two weeks ago and broke her leg. She family of Aloha, Ore. spent Sat- urday with the Kenneth Howard will not be allowed to step on family. her leg for another week. Mr. and Mrs. Kennctll Howard JANIE BERGESON who is in and family attended a family re- the Orthopedic Hospital because nnion Sunday at the home of Mr. of burns is improving. She is not and Mrs. L. F. Cook of Montesano allowed to walk but moves around in a push cart, She is the daflgh- there were 31. in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ptach ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bergeson and granddaughter of Mrs. I:larry Sunday for their home at Small- wood, N. Y. They spent ten days Scott. with the Andrew McGarvie faro- There will be a 6:30 p.m. pot- ily and. will travel enroute '30 days luck dinner aL the Grange Hall going home. Friday of this week. Snnday afternoon callers at the Misses Nancy and Margaret Me- John Krise home were Mr. and Garvie spent Saturday in Portland Mrs. Dave Krise of Puyallup and Ore, Mr. and Mrs. Al Garcia of Tacolna, Misses Eva Hassehnan and Eliz-+ and Randy Lewis of Tacoma. abeth Houby of l.)enmark, who The Kamilche church Missonar- make their home in Seattle now. ies met at the Dewey Sign home and m'e exchange students, spent Wednesday evening, the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Visitors at the Phil Simmons Gone Brown. The Browns took ~(e)me on Sunday afternoon were them to the ocean and a drive on v~ and Mrs. A. W. Graham of Hood Canal. Tacoma accompanied by th+:iV M'r. a0d Mrs. Clayton McCrum dren Merilyn, Keith and Timmy, and daughter of Satsop visited The Kamilche school baseball Mr. and Mrs. Gone Brown Men- team are practicing and were dis- day. appointed to be rained out in their MR. AND MRS. 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