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To Host Friendship Night Meeting Friday Night
YATE$
On Friday eve-
starting at
will
. granges
meet-
first of
Friendship
last month
other three
be Agate,
Hoodsport:
Karen Potwin, her husband parted to he visiling her grand-
and their daughter, Kathy, were parents, the Donald Williams,
special guests at the Social Club during the week Gar and tlilda
Dinner. Karen is the daughter stayed at their home in San
of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Holt, who Bruno. They also were there on
are members of the club. Easter Sunday and had the thrill
Friday evening must have of watching Allison engaged in
been one of the chilliest nights her first real Easter Egg Hunt.
of the year, so everyone was On their way home they
very glad to have the newly in- stopped over in Portland for
stalled oil heater in the dining three days and attended
room burning brightly that night, races there. During the
Snow Sunday Traps Openincj Day Fish
end af her stay, a cousin, Brid- By LOIS PIERCE
get Bridges from. Aberdeen ac-
companied Johanna home Ix) ]1 HOODSPORT ...... The weather
Harstine for a week's visit• failed to cooperate on the open-
Bridget's morn and dad, Nancy ing day of fishing season Sun-
and Lenord, drove up from Ab- day, so many who came to
erdeen this past weekend to get Lake Cushman and other fish-
her. ing spots left early Sunday
Last Wednesday, a week ago, morning for home with snow
Gret Simmons, her sisters, Jan atop their cars, trailers and (or)
the Ioward, and Toni Fessler drove campers very disappointed.
stop down to Brooklyn, located be- Mrs. Calin Gravatt and her
ermen
in the Lauber Lumber Company but pickup and store received
Store building Wednesday after-
noon, after the pick-up truck
1Vh-s. Gravatt was driving lost
it's brakes coming down the
School House Hill in Hoodsl)ort.
Unable to cont-ol the speed
or stop the car, Mrs. Gravatt
rammed the front of the store.
Seconds before the accident,
which shattered the large win-
dew, Emil Lauber had been re-
considerable damage.
Another accident Wednesday
afternoon in Hoodsport damaged
three cars. Bryan Miles, Pot-
latch, in making a left turn ran
into the path of a pick-up truck
driven by Charles Linder. This
pushed 1W.iles's car into a parked,
unoccupied sedan owned by
lVark Chisum. There was dam-
age to all three cars but no
Har- :It helped quite a bit in remov- there they had a chance to see
hold a rag- ing the 'icy chill that usually and talk to many old friends
all four prevails' in that part of the hall. and acquaintances• Their last
in the The officers of the Grange that stop before heading for Harstine
Will also were on hand last Sunday eve- was Vancouver• From there they
lUnch after ning at the hall for a practice headed right for Home Sweet
tween Montesano and Raymond. three small children, David,
They stopped in Montesano to Daniel and Steven, of Skokomish
pick up some other friends. After Valley came to a jarring halt
arriving they enjoyed a Grange
rummage sale and pot luck Matock$
lunch•
arranging the window display• injuries to persons 'involved•
There were no apparent in-
The Blanch Radtke Orthopedic
juries to mother and children,
Guild will preterit an Arts and
Crafts show April 26, 1 to 4 p.m.
at the Holiday Beach Club
House, north of Hoodsport. Oth-
ferries
by Pomona
first at 8
guests over
afterwards to
again.
before noon
phone call
the George
as 1V£axcine
t]ill (Cindy's
been in
she called
Stop George,
the 12 p.m.
then she
came across
for Seattle.
her Dad's
apart-
session before the Friendship Home! 'The next day, Thursday, Gret
meeting were also happy to All in all they said they had was the luncheon guest of the
know the extra heater was in a wonderful vacation. But the Pickering Women's Club at the
working order to help heat the one thing that stzack them as April meeting. The Picketing
hall for their guests on Friday being the most significant; was Women announced that at their
evening.
As promised in las week's pa-
per here 'is the story of Gar
and Hilda's trip to California.
They were gone about one and
half months• They left Harstine
Feb. 16 with Los Angeles as
how beautiful the fields, hills May 2 meeting members of the
and mountains were on this par- Mason County Federated Wo-
licular trip. The above average men's Club will be guests and
rainfall California has expert- any of the Harstine Women in-
anced this year surely improved terested in attending are very
i
Couple Leave For Visit
their destination and the races
at Santa Anita• They took an
apartment there for 16 days and
enjoyed the company of friends
from Tacoma during their stay.
Using their apartment in Los
Angeles as 'home' they visited
friends and relatives in E1 Monte
To Arkansas Relatives
I MATLOCK-- Mr. and Mrs. Olympia were Tuesday dinner
R.E. Bradberry left for Arkan- guests of Mrs. Augusta Portman
sas Friday to visit with the M.S.
the scenery in her natural land- welcome. Lunch is to be pot Bradberry family. E l m e r ' s
scapes ! luck.
and Carl Portman.
John 1VcGarvie of Rock Creek
Canada spent the weekend with
his folks, the Andrew McGarvies
and also visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. I.C. Ford.
From Seattle Mr. and Mrs.
The week after they arrived
home, the Williams drove over
to Fair Oaks Farm outside of
Tumwater to watch their colt,
Deep Question, work out on the
brother is seriously ill in a has-
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dunham pital at Fort Smith, Ark. While
Were the overnight guests of the in route the Bradberrys attend-
Ski Madges at Ballow last Sat- ed the funeral of their nephew,
urday evening. He is a cousin Rancid Kelly, of Lament who
of Mrs. Madge. The two couples
died unexpectedly from a heart Ronald May and children were
spent their time together talk- attack. Mrs. Kelly will be re-, Sunday dinner guests of the
ing about old fishing experiences membered at Matlock as Dor- Kenneth Howard family.
track. They left here on the 9
a.m. ferry and arrived just a
gone along Santa Monica, Glendale, Morro few minutes after their mare,
.: She failed Bay, Salinas, Pleasanton, Cuper- Hildagar, had given birth to a
and was hit tino, Pale Alto; Golden Gate foal-- her third consecutive horse
scattered her Fields, San Bruno, Berkeley, and colt.
Luck- Pacifica. After some of the excitement
was hurt Having heard a great deal had worn off they watched Deep
received about Solvang they included a Question during a work-out on
the cut on stop there in their trip. Solvang the half-mile track at this farm.
and telling fish tales, othy Dunkleberger.
Mary Byers celebrated her The traveling Pinochle party
birthday over a three day period :at Matlock Grange hall was at-
last week. Thursday (the birth- tended by 25 people and six ta-
day date) her twin sister, Mrs. bias of pinochle were in play.
Josephine Nitsche of Seattle at- Prizes went to, first, Nellie Ross-
rived and Friday another sister, mater and Edward Valley; Pi-
Mrs. Manual Gerlitz and her nochle, Taffy KiUough and Art
35 stitches is a replica of a typical Danish
one at that. town. Just to be different, Gar,
to-' believe it rOr not, ordered 'Irish
least of Stew'! Yes, it was on the menu
saw it and Gar said it was delicious,
so thankful just as good as if a genuine
were any Irishman had made it.
Probably the biggest highlight
Dave, also
Ccident, but
drove to
way he
with other
the an-
Conference
High. The
in-
High, He-
of officers,
of Shelton
a lunch
jello
and
Patty
Vicki Bur-
Jill An-
at the
m time
night
Bonnie
ttillcrest.
lOSe friend
arrived
and
the
ry last
The
and
Johnnie
and her
and the
turn-
for the
Uck din-
al Club.
builder.
knew
if
OUr Ilew
Mrs, Bert Cr0nin, Everett
Fair Oaks is both a breeding
and training farm with about
70 horses including mares, stal-
lions, colts and the horses, such
as the Williams' horse in train-
ing there.
Recently little Johanna
Bridges, youngest daughter of
husband arrived. Then Saturday,
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Jones of Bremerton came for
the day.
Mrs. Lodga Kimbel of Shelton
was the guest this past weekend
of the Al Pridhams.
Last Monday a week ago Ron-
of their entire trip was getting Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Bridges,
acquainted with their great- spent about a week and half
granddaughter, 17 month old visiting relatives, Bob and
Allison• Luckily Allison hap- Sherryl Hartt in Hoquim. At the
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1V[rs. Larry Walker and daugh-
ter, Janet, of Tacoma spent the
past week at the Earl Walker
home. Larry Walker came and
spent the weekend and took his
family home.
Mr. anti Mrs. Lud Rossmaier
attended a birthday dinner for
their granddaughter, Lisa Ross-
mater, 4, Sunday at the James
Rossmaier home near Olympia.
At Cushman
with her husband and friends,
near Rainier, Ore. injured her
right foot in an accident• Think-
ing it a sprain first-aid was
adninistered by the Stolens but
there was no relief and as pain
and swelling grew worse, Mike
brought his wife home to a doc-
tor, where it was found Mrs.
Stolen had suffered a broken
bone in her foot. Mrs. Al Ch'ist,
Mrs. Stolen's sister-in-law, is
staying with the Stolens helping•
Mike reports he caught three
nice salmon.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hale
have returned home from a
months' vacation spent in Palm
Desert, Calif. and ended with
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Assembly of God Church at the
junction, honoring Carol Gouley,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.L.
Gouley. Sixteen friends attended
and many lovely gifts were re-
ceived by Miss Gouley, who be-
came the bride of Gilbert Cor-
dow, of Healdsburg, Calif. Sat-
urday evening in the same
church.
]Vfiss Gouley attended grade
school here. After completing
college she accepted employment
with the Division of Public
Health Service of :indian Affairs
in Portland, but with her hus-
band will now go to California
to make her home.
IVfJ's. Mike Stolen, while on a
Salmon fishing trip last week,
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on which he and Don Young
were working fell and both men
injured.
er features of the afternoon will
be the bake sale, gift wrapped a flight by jet from Is Angeles
package sale and Salad Lunch- to Hawaii, where they visited
con. There will also be two door their daughter, Linda, a student
prizes, both permanent-waves, at the University of Hawaii.
The proceeds from the afternoon Bob lV0chaels came home • Sat-
affair will go to the Mary Bridges urday from the Shelton Hospital
Children's Hospital in Tacoma. where he spent 15 days immed-
A wedding shoner was held lately following an accident at
last Wednesday evening at the the Duane Ward place. A pole