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f Party Honors Cindy Waite
YATE8 Waites and Carl Burnerts were sunny Winter and really notice
among the guests at a party at the chilly weather since they
April 1 was the Harold Churchill home in came back to Washington. This
special party the Dayton area. Sunday the past Sunday they spent the day
and Maxine WaRes, Tom Tierneys and Ben visiting all Peggy's family in
daughter, Cindy. Rigney enjoyed an afternoon Belfair and getting caught up
of close friends barbecue at the Waites Island en family news.
at the Shores lot. M_vs. Glenn Yates and child-
congratulate The John Hitchcocks have ren attended the First and Sec-
on this seen two of the most popular ond Degree at Shelton Valley
The newly en- movies of our time this past Grange last Friday evening. At-
was indeed sur- week. Wednesday they went to terwards we were the guest of
hey came into the see "Sound of Music" in Olym- the Otis Dwyer family. The
pia. Then over the weekend they Dwyers are new members of
guests played saw "Dr. Zhivago." In their o- the Shelton Valley Grange and
danced and pinion "The Sound of Music" took the Degrees along with 29
the evening was by far the better of the two. other new rnembers from the
friends. Flor- Last Friday the LeRoy Fesslers other subordinate Granges in
her stereo of Pickering spent the evening Mason County.
to provide chatting with John and Buelah.
Mrs. Helen Rhome along with
n Cloud Nine the Robert Bees spent the week- David Bogd,en
beautiful en-
Bill came end at Pt. Wilson. It was the
and dis- senior Lees first visit in many Jn Boot Canp
,new uniform, months as his health hasn't per-
of the. mitred the outing for some time. il Seaman Recruit David P.
s Day) to pro- Jim Archer, son of James Ar- Bogden, USN, son of Mr. and
for the group, cher of Shelton and grandson Mrs. Joe Bogden, Shelton, is un-
flat card- of Dot Smith is now with the dergoing nine weeks of basic
like a cake, US M.arines. Ie was sworn in training at the Naval Training
and most last Tuesday and will report for Center at San Diego, Clair.
handed them duty May 24. He is receiving instructions in
began, with The Alvin Andersons and son Naval Customs, courtesies and
capture it Mark have returned home from organization, ordnance and con-
was dis- the winter in Calif. Today makes trol, first aid, swimrn.ng and
two weeks that they have been survival, shipboard drills and
had a
decor- home. They had a very nice sentry duty.
brought in.
have at-
trip to Dayton: .
they
get a stOrYso it will Community Saddened By
Week.
of the Harstine
,ov Death Of Bony Loerfscher
annual outing
browsed a- By I[A]BEL KIDD and granddaughter, Laura, visit-
Shopping ed Saturday with the Joe Brown
hour before DAYTON-- Many will be sad- family.
and Mar- dened to learn that E.A. Loert- The Little Egypt 4-H Wrang-
at the scher of Elma passed away Sun- lets met Tuesday evening of last
the day afternoon, week to discuss plans for a
of the la- He of course was known as party later in the month, make
MUSeum at "Boney" to young and old alike, plans for Rally Day and come
others stay- It could well be said of him that to some decision for a com'mun-
around, he never met a stranger. I my- ity service project.
, zs the regular self have sat for hours regaled
of the Harstine by stories from his full life. He You've probably all heard of
was active in all community instances of a cow mothering
down to the projects of Cloquallum the many another cow's offspring, but I
Weekend to years he lived there and was can tell you of a horse that tried
are get- always ready with a helping its best to father a new born calf.
all settled hand for anyone in trouble. Our Star, the pony of the Chapman
Islanders. heartfelt sympathies are extend- children, kept crowding mamma
Stan, and ed to his family, cow away from her newly
were visit- Mrs. Don Rutherford hosted a born calf and also chased off
pink and blue shower in her any other offending cows dar-
Ople are corn- home honoring Mrs. Bill Brown. ing to come near. So of course
but many About 30 guests attended, rela- Star had to be tied until he
start corn- tives and friends with many learned to let mamma take care
the next few others sending gifts. The gift of her own offspring.
a few of the table was centered by a pink Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown and
this past feathered stork with lovely blue daughter attended a birthday
• flowers at the base. Games were : pa.rty .,Saturda night honoring
along played with prizes going to ,lrs.: Sally Selvidge and son,
Shirley and Joyce Scott, Sharon Waters and Kenny; in their home at Kamil-
YOungsters Delores Scott. After Rea open- che.
party ed her many gifts, all enjoyed The Little Egypt Wranglers
Peter- refreshments of coffee, ice were recently the guests of two
cabin, cream and cake. Mountain View Clubs at a fun
and their Rocky Howard and cousin, evening held at the Mason
d a niece, Danny Stewart were honored on County Fairgrounds. The Busy
for the Friday evening at a birthday Beavers and the Needles and
lan a month, party held in the Howard home. Noodles Clubs were hosts. All
and Marie Guests for cake and coffee were enjoyed a song test, games and
of Spo- lVlr. and Mrs. Ted Berry, Mr. even watching the square dance
Weekend. and Mrs. Verne Stewart and group put on a couple of hum-
at family, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill hers. A sack lunch was enjoyed
eve- Brown and Shelley. by 52 club nmmbers and all the
Foreys Mrs. Cliff Evans and son Ken leaders of each club.
resi-
to the
who
place.
lPia was
Island
pur-
with
Mike
gas and
Yates
left
lights.
them
could
rabesa to
last
Hat-
Celebrate
visited
and his
Pt. Wil-
during
brother,
Earl
visit.
house
of visi-
popular
bees.
the
and
at
Skokomish:
Grange Ladies Club Meets
At Ducjger Home Last Week
By MAEY VALLEY
I SKOKOMISH-- The Grange
Ladies Club met at the home of
Mrs. Anita Dugger last Tuesday
evening with 12 members pres-
ent. After the regular order of
business a dessert was served
by the hostess.
Mr. and Mxs. Harold Hunter
entertained with a dinner Sun-
day in honor of their daughter,
1Yrs. Justin Taylor's birthday.
The high light of the celebra-
tion was the unique cake baked
by 1V£rs. Taylor's children in the
form of a butterfly. Joining them
for the happy occasion was M:rs.
Florence Taylor of Kamlche.
Friday at 8 p.m. is the regular
neeting of Skokomish Grange.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Crossan
drove to Snohomish Sunday to
visit her sister and family, Mr.
and Mrs. George Lindsey,
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Carl Soderquist of Enumclaw,
representing Grange Insurance,
was a visitor Tuesday at the
Chester Valley home.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Sjoholm
spent the weekend recently with
their daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Denny Temple at
Ellensburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey Nel-
son visited the past week at the
homes of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Bearden and Mr. and Mrs.
George Barkley. Other visitors
at the Barkely home were Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Kortnik of Belle-
vue.
another
clean
,, story
After fifteen years in this
home we decided to clean
the walls and ceilings. But oil
heat had kept them so clean
it wasn't worth the effort."
Mrs. Don Isenhart, Wenatchee
THIS IS A SCENE from the Mary M.
Knight PTO play, Hobgoblin House, which
will be presented at 8 p.m. Al)ril 14 at the
school. Members of the cast of the mys-
tery-comedy shown here are, left to right,
standing, Nola Sells and JoAnn Tupper,
and Jake Trimble, on the floor. The play
is being directed by Kay Wooten, a teacher
at the school. Prices will be $1 for adults
and 50 cents for students.
Mary M. Knight School:
Track Team Participates In
Dual Meet With 0uinault
By JAN GWINNETT period, taking in $24.01. The
AND RENE' PERKINS slaves will be seen carrying
hooks, lunch trays, ' opening
Grading is being done on the doors, etc. throughout the week.
new quarter mile track at Mary I.W. "Matlock and Decima
M. Knight this week. Jean of MJ Simws performed
The track team attended a magical tricks and mindread-
dual meet with Quinault last ing feats at a Magic Show spon-
Friday. Results were Don Grib- sore(i by the seni})r class last
ble took first place in the high Friday. Students grades 1-12 saw
jump; Ken Stodden took second, the show.
Dave Stodden placed first in The regular April PTO meet-
the mile run with a time of 5:18. ing has been rescheduled for A-
The combined efforts of Bob pril 27.
Hollatz, Ken Stodden, Terry The PTO play will be present-
Harkins and Pete Muller real- ed April 14, at 8 p.m. in the
ized another first for the IVI3/IK school gymnasium. Donations
cindermen in the mile relay, are $1 for adults; 50 cents for
Ken Stodden was third in the children.
two-mile event. Dave Knip- Thursday, the grade sclool
shield took second in the 220 track team will travel to Wish-
and third in the 100-yard dash. kah for a track meet.
Terry Harkins finished second The st:udents of the third and
in the 880 (half-nzile) and third fourth grades have created an
in the discus. Larry Harkins aHraclive Spring Bulletin Board
took second place in tim 440. with one of Robert Browing's
Third place in the shot put was best-loved verses, some lines
garnered by Dave Stodden. The from "Pippa Passes."
team will participate in a meet For an English assignment
at North Mason this coming Fri- they are to write letters and
day. draw picture8 tell{ng the ma-
The Junior class is making gician, I.W: Matlock which part
arrangements for the Junkn'- of lhe show they enjoyed most.
Senior Prom May 13. Augie and Ellen Floyd have
The World Wide Friendship made a table-top model of a
Club held a slave auction Mon- farm. Ellen has also written an
day mtn'ning during activity original story.
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