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9, 1964 SHELTON MASON COUNTY JOURNAL-- Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A." Shelton, Washington PAGE 13
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FAIRWAY PASTELS
l MR11 ill and Club card party was wcll attended
Work Progressing Oil The Annual; Juniors And u-r-- "' -: 'y- 't ! , ' , ' '
J,N UIN -~: IVlrS. %rONl.a S\vcnson tier (l'tll,l~alor A.nll Cohen v,,ho \verB with eight tables. Top scorc \vent
Seniors Join To ether For One-Act Conleuv !and lmr four children arrived here tm'mer residents of Union. They lo Vera Bishop and low score to
~" *' troln Kodiak, Alaska, Match 31. '
By Tom D',de
SMce the Annual is delivered in
Ihe fall, work can be done in pre-
paring it right up to the hEst day
of the school year when it is sent
to the publishers.
With all this time the ammal
staff expects to put out a very
well organized yearbook. Jerry
Shaw comes to the position of
editor with three years of work
on the annual and one year as
assistant editor as past experience.
He plans to utilize the knowledge
of his also-experienced staff to
get equally good coverage for ev-
erything from sports to the social
events of the past year. He is also
doing this by reorganizing his as-
sistants to include a representa-
tive from each class. They will
serve as reporters for the activi-
ties of their respective classes.
Dean Palmer of Dean's Studio
in Shelton has taken the majority
of the photographs needed for the
Klahowya. Between the taking of
planned photographs, Dean got a
number of candid camera shots of
classes that didn't know they.were
to be photographed.
Other pictures will be taken by
Mr. Nolan, who, previous to his
teaching career was a photogra-
pher. In addition to these sources,
snapshots will be accepted from
anyone who has taken any that
are related to school life.
FOUR SENIORS and three jun-
iors are Working on a play to be
presented at a PTO meeting in the
near future. The play selected was
"Listen Dad" by Donald Payton,
It is a one-act comedy.
The story takes place as if it
were in the present time. It be-
gins as a slight mix up and turns
into what is a modern version of]
a family rued, The play was also
publishcd under the name, "Life
with Bobby Sex", because it is
quite hectic when Bobby Sex goes
around tending to everyone else's
bnsiness.
Nancy Stodden takes the part of
her 14-year-old pal, Judy, who
helps her get into trouble. Thc
hero, young Joe Crawford, is play-
ed by Jerry Shaw. Donna Owen is
Margie, Bobby Sox's 17-year-old
sister.
Jackie Landis is Mrs. Hanna.
She acts as mediator belween her
husband and the family next door.
Mr. Hanna mid Mr, Crawford
played by Bill Trenkmann and
Tom Dale respectively spend the
entire play mad aL each other be-
cause of part of the mix up.
The play is under thc~.direction
of Mrs. Noris and Mr. Solon.
* • $
GRADI~,' SCIIOOL NEV¢S
By Donmt Owen
lsi. & 2nd Grades: The first and
second graders are decorating for
open hmme which will be held
April 24. They have flowers
around the room and a spring
scene on the bulletin bOal.d.
Five students are absent with
the measles. Karen Lily and Gary
Jeffries have just returned.
3rd & 4th Grade.s: The third and
fourth graders have made beau-
tiful decorations to welcome
spring. There are daffodils and
tulips growing ft'om the window
sill and bhte birds flitting gaily
above.
The little ducks that the class
hatched have been sent home.
They kept them at school for a
week but they grew too big to
keep any longer.
All of the children are looking
forward to the swimming lessons
which will start April 9.
Every morning the class does
h "
t e Fifteen for Fitness' exercises
that President Kennedy recom-
mended for all school' children.
They have mastered the first 'three
and are working on the others.
Mrs. Clift, their teacher, re-
ports that one third of the class
has been absent with the measles.
5th & 6th Grade.u: The fifth and
sixth gl,aders are getting ready
for this n]onth's P.T.O. meeting.
They are planning the decorations
for their bulletin board.
By Joann Tupper
NAHWATZEL -.- With fishing
season a little over a week away,
the lakes in Mason County and
Western Washington are getting
rence Hansen last Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Dunseolnb and
daughter, of Seattle. She is the
former Charlotte Dickenson, who
gradlmted from Mary M. Knight
All their belongings were destroy-
cd in the earthquake. She and her
children aL'c staying with her
m(tther Mrs. A1ta Hcnnington.
A baby shower imnoring Mrs.
Sandy Stone (formerly Sarndi
Richardson) was given Thursday
evening by Louise Bittlc. Games
were played with the prizes going
to Marjorie Stairs, Marion Rich-
ardson, Clara Bittle, Sharon Peek
and Sandy Stone. Louise with the
help of Clara served cake, coffee
and jello. Sandy received many
lovely gifts. Others attending
were LoUella Nault, Carolyn Morse,
Wanda Nilson, Donna Morris, Atm
Ghramln and Sherrie Richardson.
Bonnie Allen was thc honm'ed
guest at a birihday parly glven
for her by her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Herb Allen. It was Wednes-
day evening April 1. She received
many gifts. An cvening nf games
were enjoyed hy Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Allen and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Max Dean and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Allen and family
and R0nnie Allen. The party ended
with the serving of cake, ice cream
and coffee.
A DINNER, PARTY honoring
Dick Biiechel on his hirthday April
4, was given by his wife Eleanor.
Guests included Mr. anti Mrs. Karl
O'Berry, Philip Johnson and Larry
Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Keller re-
turned home after spending the
winter in Arizona .
We arc sorry to hear of the
oeath of William Boyce of Seattle
April 1. He is the father of Fran
Eby.
Visitors at the home of Pauline
~Vyatt last week were her sister-
in-law Vina Pfundt her niece Vera
Baplist Church
Welcomes New
Members
Sixteen new lncnlbers \veto vdel-
corned inlo the First Baptist
Church last Sunday evening at the
close of the evening service. Fol-
h)wing the presentation of mem-
bership cards, the new •cuff)era
were honored at a t'ecel)l;it)n held
ill the church parlot:s. The new
members are: Mr. and Mrs. Leon-
ard Steele, Mrs. Sandi Minor, Mrs.,
Lillian Svenning, Gary E. Dillon,
Babe C. Andeson, Mrs. Virginia
i Mercer, .Mrs
Paul Armstrong,
Mrs. Eva; Simmons, Mrs. Rule
Johnson, Mrs. Ken Ranf, Mr. and
prepared for the anglers to try school at, Matloek. Mrs. Gordon Creasy, Dick, Gary
their luck. Lake Nahwatzel opens Weeken(1 guests at the home of and Linda Crcasy.
~y April 19. The De~)~rlment of Fish Mr. and Also the
Dan
Adsero
during
WaS
evenillg
recep-
and Game dumped fish in the lake Bruce Adsero and daughter, tan- tion a gift was prcscnl, ed to Mr.
last Spring and in September, and la of Seattle. and Mrs. Dale Grytness and Earn-
also put in 15,000 legal size last Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lee Daw- ily who are being transferred to
month.
The
lake
is
now
supplied
A:rcata, Calif.
~vR,,Phablc line of these stretch Jama[cas gives you the plus
ery "
son last Thursday was Mrs. Daw-
with Rainbows, Silvers, and East-son's cousin and'family, Mr. and mm--'A----,L~--------'_-~.-----"
.~L~ery in subtle , - ern Brool);. Fishing season looks Mrs. Harold Warnex of Mabton.
hanz0 .... ncxer taut, never ehngy fit. Rich sheen
HOOD CAML
]~. -Ealstretch cottoa with side zi-~cr The nlavful,mllover very promising at Lake Nahwat- Friday and Saturday the Vernexes
li-~bri~llt vertical stripes withliolizolm~i baa(iln~ is' breeze- zel this year. accompanied Mrs. Daw.~on LQ
A "surprise" birthday pai;ty was SCHOOL NEWS
t~s:°tton knit Wimhledon Mcsh to keep you cool on the held last SatEirday evening for Mr'. Dawson.
and everywhere you go.
Mrs. Arehie Kelley. Those attend- Last Thursday evening Mrs.
Tee Top, $5 00 ink were Mr. and Mrs. Blair Dawson and son, Eddie attended
# • " ' Thompson of Wenatehee Valley, the basketball awards dinner, held Junior lt'gh
airway Stretch Jamalca, $6.00 Mr. and Mrs. A1 Chappell of Day- at the ML. View School as guests This week the ninth grade is
ton, Jerry Mathews of El•a, Mr.of the Shelton Rotary Club. registering for High School. Reg-
and Mrs. Hank Chappell, Mr. andDinner guests last Sunday at istraLion involved two afternoon
Mrs. Al Tapper, Mr. and Mrs. Lee the home of ME'. and Mrs." Roe trips to Shelton to take care of
Dawson, Mrs. Leroy Smith, Kenl Franklin were Mr. and Mrs. Fran- necessary details.
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A Subsidiary of P. N. Hirsch & Co•
Carter, Ken Madoche, all of the eis Wright of ShelLon.
lake. The party was given by her Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hickson and
daughter, Betty• family visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Sunday visitors to .the Kelley Wtlliam Kirk of Hoodsport last
home were Mr. and Mrs. Blair Sunday.
Thompson of Wenatchge Valley, Satm'day dinner gamsts at the
Later in the evening Mrs. Kelley home of l~ir. and Mrs. Amel Tvett
and daugi~ter, Betty were dinner were Mrs. Fred Parkingson and
and guests at the home of Mr. and son of Bismarck, M.D., Mr. and
Mrs. James Leggett of Aberdeen.Mrs. Harold Tveit of Bellingham,
VISITING Mr. and Mrs. Law- Mr. and Mrs. George Bellinga of
Tacoma.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Hewson en-
joyed a few days east of the
mountains in Yakilna Valley on
business and visiting friends. They!
visited with their son. Sam Hew-
son of Grange. While they were
away their daughter Knd fah~ily ;
iM;r. and :M:rs. Phil Parker of
Olympia enjoyed spentling the
wcekend in their home here on
the lake.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clifforo
Ford last Friday was their grand-
son, Steve Cr!~po who is attending
coffege at Centralia. Spending the
weekend with the Fords was Mrs.
Dennis Reed of Seattle.
ML'. and Mrs. Clifford Ford be-
~Ionday the class met with the
Shelton Junior High ninth graders
for High School orientation by tt
panel of seniors. This consiste~'i of
information, advice, and some de-
monstrations by members of the
panel.
Wednesday afternoon the class
met with Miss Baldwin for final
scheduling. There was nmch con-
cern over which courses to tske
i',L
mm••
--ALSO--
but, as usual all turned out well.
Friday will be a busy day wil:h
the track team competing in Shel-
ton after school and the l~'reshman
Ball in the evening. All spare time
for the past week has been spent
preparing fro" this function which
is the fanciest of the y~r except
for graduation.
The girls League is planning for
its Spring conference which will
be held in Sl~elton this year April
18.
the Coopers was Mr. Shapp of
MaLlock.
Thursday overnight guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
live in Gig ltarbor now. \Vhile
they were here they also visited
\Vanda Nielson, Nell Anderson and
Vcrn Wyatt.
Mr. alld MFS. ~'lll'l'cn Edingcr
an(1 fanlily altcnded the 50th wed-
ding anniv(wsary (ff Mrs. Edinger's
parents Mr. and Mrs. Arehie Un-
derwood in Shelton Smlday. It was
held in the Faith Lutheran church.
Last week Mr. and Mrs. James
Chahners were on there way to
Elms when Mr. Chalmers became
ill and they took him l o the Shel-
ton hospital. He had a hcart at-
lack and last report he was doing
fine.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Tames Wampler
and children, Riverside, Calif. are
visiting their aunt and uncle Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Hamilton. James has
just finished 20 years service in
the air force.
THE IJNION LADIES' Civic
Ellen Rebman. The door prize a
beautifull cake made by I,illian
Hough was won by Nina Millcr
Other' cakcs were won hy l~onnie
Alhm, Philip Johnson and Grace
Gardner. Betty Dean was hosless
for tile affair. The club wishes to
thank the ladies who donated
cakes. The ehlb meets today at
noon for a potluck hmcheon at
the community hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ball and
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ball drove
to Portland, Ore. Sunday to pick
np the ceramic supplies Mrs. Ball
had bmLght the week before b~t
came home by bus and couldn't
bring them. They returned home
that evening.
Betty Dean was hostess to the
Union pinochle club last ~¥ednes-
day art her home. Ellen Rebman
had high score for the day with
low-going to Betty Dcan. Those
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Quake
playinK were Edith \\falter, Vera
Bishop, I'hyllis Bc~sett, H'elcn
Tirnnl fr(m] Union and Evelyn
"While and Mandy Halbert front
Shelton. The next pinochle p;Lr[:y
will I:)e in Ellen's homc Apz'il 16.
311{8. IIAI{ILIIlA Sjohohll spent
the weekend al 13ishopbr()ol~ and
had as her guests Mr. and Mrs.
Lm'ry Sloan and daughter. Barb-
ara is the daughter of the E. K.
Bishops.
A birthday party h(moring Tillie
Sherman was given' by her sister
April 25 in Bremerl(m. Mrs. Doug-
las Selnmmcher had nine of Tilhe" 's
friends and relatives in for a birth-
day cake, and they. spent the eve-
ning playing cards.
Katie Niles took Mr. and Mrs,
Randall Updyke to Seattle ]asL
Thursday to take a plane to Los
Angeles to attend the funeral of
Randall's motl~er, who passed
away March 31. Katie weni~ and
picked them up at the airport on
Monday ew:ning.
APRIL
9 thru 18
Starts
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Springer were Mr. and Mrs. Steve
McCowan and family of Marriet.ta,
Ohio.
Lake Sunday the Springer fa-
Spending a few days with Mr. mily enjoyed a "family" reunion
and Mrs. Frank Cooper last week aL the L. F. Cook lmmc in Men-
was Frank Cooper, Jr., of Pasme tesano.
canlc ' l t "
'g "~at grandparents last
Thursday when Mrs, Dale Taylor
of Olyinpii~ gavc birth to a I~aby
girl, named Lourine Diane.
HOur OFIICtl ttalILS
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Large slock of surplus equipmeni, including
31) ton Lorain crane, I0 ton Auslin -Weslern
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genorators, trucks, pick-ups, station wagon,
etC,
here is one of lhe ca'cb~sive
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