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t i i it H i ii
TEMPERANCE
INSURANOE
EXOHANOE
FIRE • AUTO , CASUALTY
Robed Sloane
200 East Pine HA 6-4147
L ]i]i j, i" ;
ii, , , i i i i
LOYAL OBDER OF
MOOSE
thelton Lodge NO. 1684
Cbarles Savage, Goverhor
Phone HA *-4815
Walter Tyynismaa, Boy.
Phone HA 6-3292
MEETINGS HELD EACH
2rid and 4th Tuesdays
of tha Month
8 pJn. Airport
SON
30URNAL-- PubIt,ahed In "frh.r£md,#d?,
Middle Skokomish . Sixth Grade Girls H01d Tea f0r Grapeview M0ms
ily Mary Valley
Allhoug'h last S u n d u 3' :':
'Mothers' day i1 WaS also a bll'th-
day for Mr. Harry Deyetle Sr. and
his son and daugtdm.-in-law, M.
and Mrs, Herbert I)eyelte held
open house in his honor. All of his
family, grandchildren and great-
grand('hihh'en were present, mak-
ing a total of fifty-one rehitiw,s to
celebrate.
On Thursday My. and Mrs. Roy
Cot)h * ha(I as theh' guests, Mrs.
Pearl Watson and Mrs. Gertrude
Elson of Snns(t Beach, Mrs. Neobl
Fredricson and Alex Donaldson of
Shelton, and Mr. and Mrs. J D.
Brady and Mrs. Watts of Part
Angeles. Other guests at the Coble
home on Mother's Day weL'e Mr.
and Mrs, Roy Batson anti da.ugh-
ler Glenna Rae of Kennewick, Mr.
and Mrs. Gent) Story of Sllelton
and Mr. and Mrs, Roy Lanning
a, nd Mrs. Flora Dixon.
Rev. Glen Fry of Oregon Is hohl-
ing sptmial metings at lhe Com-
nmnity hall ew, ry night this week
inchlding Saturday, We hope the
community will come out and. sup-
port the services
..... ' ii i I i i iinl -
.................. -- ........................... ---" ....... Coming horne from Seattle Pa-
, C
all IImfm College lot' Mother s Day
I . I lwere M,r. and Mrs. Ron Porter and
[] m-n RNNAM IlA,'len aohnson. Mrs. Johnson te-
n lnm mlII Ilturned to SeaUle with her daugh-
i liter Linda f,)r a. few days visit.
Call Hoodsport TR 7 5237
[] .... • " I] Mr. anti Mrs. Chet Valley and
I ottr Hood Canal I/family of Seattle visited their par-
I . ..... a .... I/ents over the weekend. On Moth-
i I/er s Day Mr. and Mrs, George Val-
I • I]ley entertained with a dinner in
• KLMBEL MOTORS II their home on Ishmd Lake.
i . , " ..... n II The mother-daughter banquet of
• Chrysler-Plymouth a lithe Community church was well
I Intrndltlonat Trucks I/attended. It was held at the Shel-
I ilion Hotel and about forty four
i .... /were present. Mrs. Sharon Johnson
was program chah'man .and Mrs.
Complete Lawnmower Service
ALL MAKES, TYPES OF HAND & POWER MOWERS
Fctory Service on---
• Brtggs and Stratton
• Clinton
• Power Products engines
Sales and Service on famous
• Lawn Boy mowers
• Savage Mowers
• Remington Chain Saws
All Work and Repairs Guaranteed
Sleyster's Bike and Fixit Shop
iEtlgel'te P, ried ¢)f the MisM(mary
[Alliance ('hl|l'ch WaS .glleM sl)t'n]-
el'. There was a song by Loll AnU
l:{tu'g and n duel by Esther John-
Hen lind l{(q)ccca Coffev.
I Mrs. Doris Sjohohn attended a
4-H d,nmnstrqtion judging (,on-
test fn Port Angeles last S'lturday.
Others from tile c(amlv attending
were Mrs. Gyneth All.cth of Ag-
)ire, Mrs. El:| t]ilnnell ,)f Dayton
atilt Ml's. I,h'ank Wolf (if Soutil-
side.
Mrs. Stan Johnson entertained
at a baby sllowel' ill honor of Mrs.
Ann Richert. Games were played
and a delicious dessert was served
to twenty four guests. Mrs. Rich-
eft received many lovely gifts. Out
of town guests were Mrs. Rich-
erl:'s rooth(er, Mrs. McCauly fl'onI
Olynxpia, Mrs. Riske and Miss Em-
ma iAehert of Shellon and MI'..
Avenc l{u:hert of island Lake.
My. Waller Nelson of Seattle
hrought his sew, nth grade pupil,'-,
on a sight seeing tour last Friday.
Their first stop was at the farm
of Stan and Sharon Johnson then
to see some logging operations by
the Johnson Brothers. There were
twenty eight pupils and eight
adults making the tour. Mr. Nel-
son will be renmmbered by many
as tie v¢as a f,>rtYter mirusler here
ill the Valley.
On Mother's Day Mr. Ted Rich-
err enlertained with a dinner at
the Cottage Cafe for Mrs. Richert,
Mr. and Mrs, Jerry Richerl, Mr.
and Mrs McCauly of Olympia, Mr.
and Mrs. Start Johnson, Mr. Roger
Richert and Miss Mary Ann Holter
of Seattle.
Mrs. Velma Doak, Mrs. Ted
RicherL and Mrs. Martin Smith
attended the ftmeral of Mrs. Beu-
lah Irwin in Olympia last: Monday.
My. and Mrs. Charles Wilkinson
were dinner guests of theh' dangh-
ter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs.
George Moore, on Mother's Day.
Guests at the E. P. Fourre home
Saturday evening were Mr. and
Everett Fourre and family of
Lacey, and Mr. and Mrs. Don
Fourre of Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. ttarold Hunter at-
tended Mother's Day services in
Olympia with their daughter and
her husband Mr. and Mrs. Justin
Tal?.
• " , Ida Johnson and Mrs. Mary
Valley entertained with a hmche.on
at the latter's home for Mrs. J. O.
Bovee, Mrs. Blanche Bell, Mrs.
Nell Eads, and Mrs, Agnes Han-
son. Mrs, Molly Frew was invited
unable to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Stevens and
famtly spent laaL weekend in Se-
attle with Mrs. Stevens' parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Pahner.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Doak and
son Michael spent Mother's Day
with his parents M,'. and Mrs. Don
IXmk.
Eighteen members were present
at last Friday's Grange meeting.
A very pretty and impressive Me-
morial service was arrattged by
Worthy Chaplain Minnie Sauers. It
was decided tl)at we present ollri
'Talent' program' next Satnrday
evening at the James Sales (]range
in tierc(: County.
(.;RAI'EV[EW , (I r,i p(,view
V()IUIst el'S (Ht(*e aIlill h ()ll()l'('t|
their mothers wilh a delightful
Mothers' Tea last li'ri(I.ly afl,!l'-
IIOOll HI ()Ill' s('hooJhollstL Aftel' ill]
enl erl;lining pl'og ialU of s()iis,
skits, dances and r c c i t a t i () n s
1.)l't)ll(ll)' presclite(t by yollllgSlt'l'S
of Mrs. Olson's and Mr. Zohe's
classcs, tile twenty lll()ttl('l's nn(l
gl'an(lnlothel's an(I one annl were
served lea, (:offee an(I (!ookies by
yoong ladies from the sixlh gTadC.
An a(hled t )ken of affecli(n was
t)vesenled each .guest on arriv'l in
the fol'ln of a cohn'fnl C()lsagt,
fashioned by the girls of the up-
per room. In every way it was a
most enjoyable int.n'lud;, and nmeh
apprechtled. Our thanks to our
lea(:iwz's for Kiving tit(' cbihhen
the help and encouraelnt'll| Lo
(()ntinlle this annllal Ireat,
Mother's I)av \\;v;/> a three-f:tm-
ily affair at t'lm "El(e" Eacrett's
t)each cottage in (;rapevicw with a
belated birth(h|v athting I,) Ihe
(,elebration. Gue'sts for dinner in-
cluded Mr. anti Mrs, Valter Iclc-
evt and the ICacrett's son an(l
dallghter-in-law Bob and Shirley
who drove ouL fi'onl Shellon with
their children Michael and Iaurie
(the birlhdlty gal ...... all of four
year.-; oh:t). The day was not ah
)lay however, its the Eacrett's
silent 1lie n|ol'I/ixlg' WOl king on
their nev< itdoor fireplace.
ONE [;P ON Lhe ISacretts ---
wilh four families enjoying it
Mother',¢ Day feast were Mr. tnd
Mrs. Charles Seiners and tieh"
guests. Two tables wel'e necessary
to acconmmdate the fifl:een en-
joying the get together. Bill and
Leona Sorners and son Harley
were joined by daughter Carol and
her ruonunate from Seattle, Miss
Pat Bargdahl while Howard and
Murial Seiners and four children
brought Muvial's folks, Mr. and
Mrs. Ivar Opdal of Pipe Lake.
Oooh! the dirty dlshes'!
Daisy Bush entertained or was
entertained by her family when
the)' spent the day with her at
Grapeviey Sunday treating her to
an unseasonable (?) water skiing
exhibition. Driving from La Cen-
ter, Wash.. was Daisy's son Win-
ton with his wife and three chil-
dren, Barbara, Jerry and Darrell.
Her daughter Betty was also on
hand with her husband, danghter
Karol and friend Doris Duncan.
Water-skiing report for those in-
terested: mlg'hty chilly!!
A Mother's Day treat for "les I
girls" courtesy of Sarah Tschida's
son Bob Hansen was dinner out
and tickets to the "Ice Follies" in
Seattle. After the show Bob and
wife "Sig" with tllelr four gtrls
and Sarah paid a visit to Sarah's
younger son's family Chet and
Irene Hansen and baby Julie Di-
ane who was celebrating her first
birthday. Sarah silent Sunday
ntght in Olympia, returning home
Monday afternoon.
Four Grapeview couples played
il "real cool" last Satnrduy eve-
ning with front row seats for the
highly entertaining "Ice Follies"
at the Civic Ice Arena in Seattle.
Les and F'aye Soule, Ed and Lou-
ise Ok,in(q:, W'dt and Salli Clay-
lOll atl(t |-h)war(t ;ln(I Mul'iel Sonl-
ers took the night off to enjoy
dinner "on lhe town" befl)re the
spectacnhir Stlipstads and J()hn-
son p]oduct ion.
Before we deserl the tol)ic of
MothPrs, timllg'h, \\;re IIlIISl give a
report of the Mothers' Club "meet-
inff held Wednesday, May G, with
eh'ction of officers ttt, main order
of business. Results were as fol-:
lows: Newly elected President,
Virginia Hicks; Vice-president,
Sylvia tl:msen; Secretary, re-el-
ecle(t Judy Stalatt and "rreasLirtH',
also r(,-eleeted, Dorothy Tobey: It
was voted that the Mothers would
see that Grapeview will be repre-
sented with a float in the l,'orest
Ib'ostival Parade on Satuz'day, May
2',]. Cleo Cook, Sylvia Hansdn,
,Tudv Staudt, Dorothy Tobey, l'eff-
gy i,'uhn,'r and Virginia tticks al,e
w)hmtoers for lhis project. Any-
one Who is willing Io lend these
hard-working gals a hand shouhl
contact one of theni for infolTna-
tion.
A NPE(IAL VOl'b2 of thanks is
offered, herewith, to Emil Carl-
son who did such a grand job of
repairing our torn stage curtains
and to Dorothy Tobey and Pat
Benson who washed and trimmed
them. Thanks also to Jim Tobey
and Joe Engen whn helped the
!gals in the transporting. They
really look fit'and!
A tardy stork finally made a
most welcome delivery to Barbara
and Dal Smith last Wednesday,
May 6, at 11:07 p.m. at Provi-
ence Hospital in Everett with the
rrival of seven pound, ten onnce
Jeffrey Lee. Brand new and ex-
tra proud grandparents, Web and
Ruth Etherton, great grandma,
Jessie Parks and uncle Larry
drove up Sunday to escort mama
and baby home. Ruth is spendin
a week getting re-acquainted with
diapers, formulas, etc. Congratu-
lations!
The excitement of the new ai'-
rival was dimmed somewhat by
the fact that great-grandfather
Eart plrkS has beeh lqospitalizdd
thL pa.;t week at Shelton Genera]
Hospital. We wish him an extra-
speedy recovery.
Joe and Sarah Tschlda enjoyed
a surprise visit Monday afternoon
fz'om former Grapeviewites, Mr,
and Mrs. Glen Barrett who are
now living in Bellevue, Wash. The
Bar')'etts have z'eturned recently
from a trip to Oregon and Califor-.
nia where they visited relatives.
Forsaking Grapeview and has-
band, Faye Soule took a three-day
holiday last week, Wednesday
through Friday, to visit with her
niece and husband Mr. and M.
Roy Cockburn. The two ladies
spent some shopping time and
Faye renewed acquaintances with
friends Mrs. Swan Johnson anti
Mrs. Ruth Belcher and also enjoy-
ed attending a Daughters of the
Nile card party.
%VE iIAVI," BEEN informed that
the Forest Festival Queens' Ban-
quet is welcoming the publtc this
year. Anyone interested in attend-
ing this affair next Thursday eve-
ning. May 21 at the Mountainview
School mav purchase tickets from
,luus Ste{ek "at the Grapeview
crocery.
Two charming ladies visiting
cm:rently in our conuamnnity arc
Miss Deanna Frost tall of three
m(mths 01d now?) and her mother
Mrs. Jim Itrost (nee Sandra Ricet
while "Daddy" Jim is working in]
Ahska, Lucky grandparent hosts
are Les.and Margaret Rice.
Sarah Eckert Orthopedic Aux-
iliary meets Priday afternoon,
May 15, (tomorrow)'at the home
of Mrs. Russ Wells with Mrs.
George Lewis acting as co-host6ss.
Julie StOck, postmaster par ex-
cellance, :foJ's0ok his. cozy ;correr
nf Grapeview Sev&'al days this
past week for the big city of Se-
atlle, the occasion: the annual
convention of the Natiorial League
of District Postmaster o the state
of Waslatngton, Welcome change
l of pace fr6nt' the btlsy clo,ly'-
:planned days was offered the post-
:masters Wdnesday night, when
!the United Ah'lines provided theft.
:,ith a del/cioua Sm0rgubord and
"Reno Nlg'ht", plus that fabulods
beverage that made famotia theii,
C h a m p a g.ne Fltght! Tthti'sday
night the Aloha Ah" Lilies branch
Of Uhited provided a delightful Lu-
au complete with lovely Hawaiian
dancer and most Interesting trav-
elogate of Hawaii. Julle left for se-
'attle Tuesday but rturned home
Priday. Hawati . can't beat the
Banana Belt! "
Incidentally, Julle Wishes to an-
nounce that the Grapeview Gro-
cery will be open from 10:00 a.m.
to 1:00 p.m. for the next two Sun-
idgys and then from 10:00 a.m. to
4:00 p.m, n SundayA through the
rest of the ummr seas'on.
The Jack Milner and daughters
Pamela d Debbie came out from
eattle last aturday to spend a
week here at their ¢ummer place,
but had the. wtelCs vcation rudely
interrupted Monday morning when
daglite)r Pamela leame ill and
was taken to ti)e Mitd.igan General
Hospital t F0 L',g'is. Mrs. Mil-
her's f01k& the Ptersons of Aber-
deen. als0 are spending the eek
here with Jack anti Pat. The
Pier-
sons spent last Wednesday here,
stopping at Elma to piek up Mrs
Pierson's mother and r'*Pop" Hnss,
long-time family friend of Mrs.
Amelia Davis and daughter, Mrs.
AI Rlehards. "Pop" is a retired
circu. clown and still sparkles
with plenty of the zip that made
him such a snccess in years gone
by.
TIIE 4-1I'ERS put in a busy
week With the Barnacles meeting
at Bob Pelan's home on Treasure
Island Tuesday evening. Mean-
while the Teens met at Edana and
Diana Stricklands' home to plan
their skating party and bake sale.
Net restitts: the. skaUng party was
a social mmcess and the bake sale,
a financial sucess (over $14.00 was
taken tnl. Two 4-H'ers found ac-
tivity ellmwhere Tuesday even(ng
when the Irene S. Reed high
school Spring Concert. Llnda
Spooner did her best on the has-
Newspapers Due
Regional Study
Questions on the daily and Sun-
day newspaper buying habits of
the American people will be asked
in the May Current Population
Survey, it was announced today
by Field Director Gay E. Rain-
both of the Census Bnx'ean's re-
gional office at Seattle, Washing-
tOn.
The questions will cover home
delivery and purchases of Haily
and Sumlay newspapers at news-
stands and other retail ontlets.
The survey will provide lhe first
conzprehensive national statistics
on the mlbject.
The special questions on home
delivery aml purchase of news-
papers will Ue in addition to the
Pegular inqnh'ies on employnlent
and unemplQment which are ask-
ed ir the Current Population Sm'-
vey which is conduete,t every
month hy the Census Bureau in
330 &mple areas throughout the
country.
Curent Population Survey infor-
mation will be collected from a
cross-section of local families dur-
ing the week of May 18 by Emma
Fourre of Shelton and Edna
Hinehcltffe of Olympia, Wash.
soott in the hand and Joel MacRae
sang in the mixed chorus.
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t i i it H i ii
TEMPERANCE
INSURANOE
EXOHANOE
FIRE • AUTO , CASUALTY
Robed Sloane
200 East Pine HA 6-4147
L ]i]i j, i" ;
ii, , , i i i i
LOYAL OBDER OF
MOOSE
thelton Lodge NO. 1684
Cbarles Savage, Goverhor
Phone HA *-4815
Walter Tyynismaa, Boy.
Phone HA 6-3292
MEETINGS HELD EACH
2rid and 4th Tuesdays
of tha Month
8 pJn. Airport
SON
30URNAL-- PubIt,ahed In "frh.r£md,#d?,
Middle Skokomish . Sixth Grade Girls H01d Tea f0r Grapeview M0ms
ily Mary Valley
Allhoug'h last S u n d u 3' :':
'Mothers' day i1 WaS also a bll'th-
day for Mr. Harry Deyetle Sr. and
his son and daugtdm.-in-law, M.
and Mrs, Herbert I)eyelte held
open house in his honor. All of his
family, grandchildren and great-
grand('hihh'en were present, mak-
ing a total of fifty-one rehitiw,s to
celebrate.
On Thursday My. and Mrs. Roy
Cot)h * ha(I as theh' guests, Mrs.
Pearl Watson and Mrs. Gertrude
Elson of Snns(t Beach, Mrs. Neobl
Fredricson and Alex Donaldson of
Shelton, and Mr. and Mrs. J D.
Brady and Mrs. Watts of Part
Angeles. Other guests at the Coble
home on Mother's Day weL'e Mr.
and Mrs, Roy Batson anti da.ugh-
ler Glenna Rae of Kennewick, Mr.
and Mrs. Gent) Story of Sllelton
and Mr. and Mrs, Roy Lanning
a, nd Mrs. Flora Dixon.
Rev. Glen Fry of Oregon Is hohl-
ing sptmial metings at lhe Com-
nmnity hall ew, ry night this week
inchlding Saturday, We hope the
community will come out and. sup-
port the services
..... ' ii i I i i iinl -
.................. -- ........................... ---" ....... Coming horne from Seattle Pa-
, C
all IImfm College lot' Mother s Day
I . I lwere M,r. and Mrs. Ron Porter and
[] m-n RNNAM IlA,'len aohnson. Mrs. Johnson te-
n lnm mlII Ilturned to SeaUle with her daugh-
i liter Linda f,)r a. few days visit.
Call Hoodsport TR 7 5237
[] .... • " I] Mr. anti Mrs. Chet Valley and
I ottr Hood Canal I/family of Seattle visited their par-
I . ..... a .... I/ents over the weekend. On Moth-
i I/er s Day Mr. and Mrs, George Val-
I • I]ley entertained with a dinner in
• KLMBEL MOTORS II their home on Ishmd Lake.
i . , " ..... n II The mother-daughter banquet of
• Chrysler-Plymouth a lithe Community church was well
I Intrndltlonat Trucks I/attended. It was held at the Shel-
I ilion Hotel and about forty four
i .... /were present. Mrs. Sharon Johnson
was program chah'man .and Mrs.
Complete Lawnmower Service
ALL MAKES, TYPES OF HAND & POWER MOWERS
Fctory Service on---
• Brtggs and Stratton
• Clinton
• Power Products engines
Sales and Service on famous
• Lawn Boy mowers
• Savage Mowers
• Remington Chain Saws
All Work and Repairs Guaranteed
Sleyster's Bike and Fixit Shop
iEtlgel'te P, ried ¢)f the MisM(mary
[Alliance ('hl|l'ch WaS .glleM sl)t'n]-
el'. There was a song by Loll AnU
l:{tu'g and n duel by Esther John-
Hen lind l{(q)ccca Coffev.
I Mrs. Doris Sjohohn attended a
4-H d,nmnstrqtion judging (,on-
test fn Port Angeles last S'lturday.
Others from tile c(amlv attending
were Mrs. Gyneth All.cth of Ag-
)ire, Mrs. El:| t]ilnnell ,)f Dayton
atilt Ml's. I,h'ank Wolf (if Soutil-
side.
Mrs. Stan Johnson entertained
at a baby sllowel' ill honor of Mrs.
Ann Richert. Games were played
and a delicious dessert was served
to twenty four guests. Mrs. Rich-
eft received many lovely gifts. Out
of town guests were Mrs. Rich-
erl:'s rooth(er, Mrs. McCauly fl'onI
Olynxpia, Mrs. Riske and Miss Em-
ma iAehert of Shellon and MI'..
Avenc l{u:hert of island Lake.
My. Waller Nelson of Seattle
hrought his sew, nth grade pupil,'-,
on a sight seeing tour last Friday.
Their first stop was at the farm
of Stan and Sharon Johnson then
to see some logging operations by
the Johnson Brothers. There were
twenty eight pupils and eight
adults making the tour. Mr. Nel-
son will be renmmbered by many
as tie v¢as a f,>rtYter mirusler here
ill the Valley.
On Mother's Day Mr. Ted Rich-
err enlertained with a dinner at
the Cottage Cafe for Mrs. Richert,
Mr. and Mrs, Jerry Richerl, Mr.
and Mrs McCauly of Olympia, Mr.
and Mrs. Start Johnson, Mr. Roger
Richert and Miss Mary Ann Holter
of Seattle.
Mrs. Velma Doak, Mrs. Ted
RicherL and Mrs. Martin Smith
attended the ftmeral of Mrs. Beu-
lah Irwin in Olympia last: Monday.
My. and Mrs. Charles Wilkinson
were dinner guests of theh' dangh-
ter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs.
George Moore, on Mother's Day.
Guests at the E. P. Fourre home
Saturday evening were Mr. and
Everett Fourre and family of
Lacey, and Mr. and Mrs. Don
Fourre of Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. ttarold Hunter at-
tended Mother's Day services in
Olympia with their daughter and
her husband Mr. and Mrs. Justin
Tal?.
• " , Ida Johnson and Mrs. Mary
Valley entertained with a hmche.on
at the latter's home for Mrs. J. O.
Bovee, Mrs. Blanche Bell, Mrs.
Nell Eads, and Mrs, Agnes Han-
son. Mrs, Molly Frew was invited
unable to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Stevens and
famtly spent laaL weekend in Se-
attle with Mrs. Stevens' parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Pahner.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Doak and
son Michael spent Mother's Day
with his parents M,'. and Mrs. Don
IXmk.
Eighteen members were present
at last Friday's Grange meeting.
A very pretty and impressive Me-
morial service was arrattged by
Worthy Chaplain Minnie Sauers. It
was decided tl)at we present ollri
'Talent' program' next Satnrday
evening at the James Sales (]range
in tierc(: County.
(.;RAI'EV[EW , (I r,i p(,view
V()IUIst el'S (Ht(*e aIlill h ()ll()l'('t|
their mothers wilh a delightful
Mothers' Tea last li'ri(I.ly afl,!l'-
IIOOll HI ()Ill' s('hooJhollstL Aftel' ill]
enl erl;lining pl'og ialU of s()iis,
skits, dances and r c c i t a t i () n s
1.)l't)ll(ll)' presclite(t by yollllgSlt'l'S
of Mrs. Olson's and Mr. Zohe's
classcs, tile twenty lll()ttl('l's nn(l
gl'an(lnlothel's an(I one annl were
served lea, (:offee an(I (!ookies by
yoong ladies from the sixlh gTadC.
An a(hled t )ken of affecli(n was
t)vesenled each .guest on arriv'l in
the fol'ln of a cohn'fnl C()lsagt,
fashioned by the girls of the up-
per room. In every way it was a
most enjoyable int.n'lud;, and nmeh
apprechtled. Our thanks to our
lea(:iwz's for Kiving tit(' cbihhen
the help and encouraelnt'll| Lo
(()ntinlle this annllal Ireat,
Mother's I)av \\;v;/> a three-f:tm-
ily affair at t'lm "El(e" Eacrett's
t)each cottage in (;rapevicw with a
belated birth(h|v athting I,) Ihe
(,elebration. Gue'sts for dinner in-
cluded Mr. anti Mrs, Valter Iclc-
evt and the ICacrett's son an(l
dallghter-in-law Bob and Shirley
who drove ouL fi'onl Shellon with
their children Michael and Iaurie
(the birlhdlty gal ...... all of four
year.-; oh:t). The day was not ah
)lay however, its the Eacrett's
silent 1lie n|ol'I/ixlg' WOl king on
their nev< itdoor fireplace.
ONE [;P ON Lhe ISacretts ---
wilh four families enjoying it
Mother',¢ Day feast were Mr. tnd
Mrs. Charles Seiners and tieh"
guests. Two tables wel'e necessary
to acconmmdate the fifl:een en-
joying the get together. Bill and
Leona Sorners and son Harley
were joined by daughter Carol and
her ruonunate from Seattle, Miss
Pat Bargdahl while Howard and
Murial Seiners and four children
brought Muvial's folks, Mr. and
Mrs. Ivar Opdal of Pipe Lake.
Oooh! the dirty dlshes'!
Daisy Bush entertained or was
entertained by her family when
the)' spent the day with her at
Grapeviey Sunday treating her to
an unseasonable (?) water skiing
exhibition. Driving from La Cen-
ter, Wash.. was Daisy's son Win-
ton with his wife and three chil-
dren, Barbara, Jerry and Darrell.
Her daughter Betty was also on
hand with her husband, danghter
Karol and friend Doris Duncan.
Water-skiing report for those in-
terested: mlg'hty chilly!!
A Mother's Day treat for "les I
girls" courtesy of Sarah Tschida's
son Bob Hansen was dinner out
and tickets to the "Ice Follies" in
Seattle. After the show Bob and
wife "Sig" with tllelr four gtrls
and Sarah paid a visit to Sarah's
younger son's family Chet and
Irene Hansen and baby Julie Di-
ane who was celebrating her first
birthday. Sarah silent Sunday
ntght in Olympia, returning home
Monday afternoon.
Four Grapeview couples played
il "real cool" last Satnrduy eve-
ning with front row seats for the
highly entertaining "Ice Follies"
at the Civic Ice Arena in Seattle.
Les and F'aye Soule, Ed and Lou-
ise Ok,in(q:, W'dt and Salli Clay-
lOll atl(t |-h)war(t ;ln(I Mul'iel Sonl-
ers took the night off to enjoy
dinner "on lhe town" befl)re the
spectacnhir Stlipstads and J()hn-
son p]oduct ion.
Before we deserl the tol)ic of
MothPrs, timllg'h, \\;re IIlIISl give a
report of the Mothers' Club "meet-
inff held Wednesday, May G, with
eh'ction of officers ttt, main order
of business. Results were as fol-:
lows: Newly elected President,
Virginia Hicks; Vice-president,
Sylvia tl:msen; Secretary, re-el-
ecle(t Judy Stalatt and "rreasLirtH',
also r(,-eleeted, Dorothy Tobey: It
was voted that the Mothers would
see that Grapeview will be repre-
sented with a float in the l,'orest
Ib'ostival Parade on Satuz'day, May
2',]. Cleo Cook, Sylvia Hansdn,
,Tudv Staudt, Dorothy Tobey, l'eff-
gy i,'uhn,'r and Virginia tticks al,e
w)hmtoers for lhis project. Any-
one Who is willing Io lend these
hard-working gals a hand shouhl
contact one of theni for infolTna-
tion.
A NPE(IAL VOl'b2 of thanks is
offered, herewith, to Emil Carl-
son who did such a grand job of
repairing our torn stage curtains
and to Dorothy Tobey and Pat
Benson who washed and trimmed
them. Thanks also to Jim Tobey
and Joe Engen whn helped the
!gals in the transporting. They
really look fit'and!
A tardy stork finally made a
most welcome delivery to Barbara
and Dal Smith last Wednesday,
May 6, at 11:07 p.m. at Provi-
ence Hospital in Everett with the
rrival of seven pound, ten onnce
Jeffrey Lee. Brand new and ex-
tra proud grandparents, Web and
Ruth Etherton, great grandma,
Jessie Parks and uncle Larry
drove up Sunday to escort mama
and baby home. Ruth is spendin
a week getting re-acquainted with
diapers, formulas, etc. Congratu-
lations!
The excitement of the new ai'-
rival was dimmed somewhat by
the fact that great-grandfather
Eart plrkS has beeh lqospitalizdd
thL pa.;t week at Shelton Genera]
Hospital. We wish him an extra-
speedy recovery.
Joe and Sarah Tschlda enjoyed
a surprise visit Monday afternoon
fz'om former Grapeviewites, Mr,
and Mrs. Glen Barrett who are
now living in Bellevue, Wash. The
Bar')'etts have z'eturned recently
from a trip to Oregon and Califor-.
nia where they visited relatives.
Forsaking Grapeview and has-
band, Faye Soule took a three-day
holiday last week, Wednesday
through Friday, to visit with her
niece and husband Mr. and M.
Roy Cockburn. The two ladies
spent some shopping time and
Faye renewed acquaintances with
friends Mrs. Swan Johnson anti
Mrs. Ruth Belcher and also enjoy-
ed attending a Daughters of the
Nile card party.
%VE iIAVI," BEEN informed that
the Forest Festival Queens' Ban-
quet is welcoming the publtc this
year. Anyone interested in attend-
ing this affair next Thursday eve-
ning. May 21 at the Mountainview
School mav purchase tickets from
,luus Ste{ek "at the Grapeview
crocery.
Two charming ladies visiting
cm:rently in our conuamnnity arc
Miss Deanna Frost tall of three
m(mths 01d now?) and her mother
Mrs. Jim Itrost (nee Sandra Ricet
while "Daddy" Jim is working in]
Ahska, Lucky grandparent hosts
are Les.and Margaret Rice.
Sarah Eckert Orthopedic Aux-
iliary meets Priday afternoon,
May 15, (tomorrow)'at the home
of Mrs. Russ Wells with Mrs.
George Lewis acting as co-host6ss.
Julie StOck, postmaster par ex-
cellance, :foJ's0ok his. cozy ;correr
nf Grapeview Sev&'al days this
past week for the big city of Se-
atlle, the occasion: the annual
convention of the Natiorial League
of District Postmaster o the state
of Waslatngton, Welcome change
l of pace fr6nt' the btlsy clo,ly'-
:planned days was offered the post-
:masters Wdnesday night, when
!the United Ah'lines provided theft.
:,ith a del/cioua Sm0rgubord and
"Reno Nlg'ht", plus that fabulods
beverage that made famotia theii,
C h a m p a g.ne Fltght! Tthti'sday
night the Aloha Ah" Lilies branch
Of Uhited provided a delightful Lu-
au complete with lovely Hawaiian
dancer and most Interesting trav-
elogate of Hawaii. Julle left for se-
'attle Tuesday but rturned home
Priday. Hawati . can't beat the
Banana Belt! "
Incidentally, Julle Wishes to an-
nounce that the Grapeview Gro-
cery will be open from 10:00 a.m.
to 1:00 p.m. for the next two Sun-
idgys and then from 10:00 a.m. to
4:00 p.m, n SundayA through the
rest of the ummr seas'on.
The Jack Milner and daughters
Pamela d Debbie came out from
eattle last aturday to spend a
week here at their ¢ummer place,
but had the. wtelCs vcation rudely
interrupted Monday morning when
daglite)r Pamela leame ill and
was taken to ti)e Mitd.igan General
Hospital t F0 L',g'is. Mrs. Mil-
her's f01k& the Ptersons of Aber-
deen. als0 are spending the eek
here with Jack anti Pat. The
Pier-
sons spent last Wednesday here,
stopping at Elma to piek up Mrs
Pierson's mother and r'*Pop" Hnss,
long-time family friend of Mrs.
Amelia Davis and daughter, Mrs.
AI Rlehards. "Pop" is a retired
circu. clown and still sparkles
with plenty of the zip that made
him such a snccess in years gone
by.
TIIE 4-1I'ERS put in a busy
week With the Barnacles meeting
at Bob Pelan's home on Treasure
Island Tuesday evening. Mean-
while the Teens met at Edana and
Diana Stricklands' home to plan
their skating party and bake sale.
Net restitts: the. skaUng party was
a social mmcess and the bake sale,
a financial sucess (over $14.00 was
taken tnl. Two 4-H'ers found ac-
tivity ellmwhere Tuesday even(ng
when the Irene S. Reed high
school Spring Concert. Llnda
Spooner did her best on the has-
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