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MRS. WlLMA MINOR, who taught a class in sewing to sixth grade girls at
Pioneer School as a volunteer teacher, shows one of the girls what to do on
the purse she is making.
@
sixth grade class at
heel recently
a series of sewing
the guidance of
who taught the
who is a bus
Pioneer School
m at 2 p.m. and
~irls until 3 p.m.,
to leave on her bus
assisted by Marilyn
s made wrist
aprons
the project by
divided into
two groups, one which sewed on
Tuesday and one on Thursday:
The girls went to the class
instead of going to their last
recess on the day they were in the
sewing class and missed part of
their study time in order to learn
sewing.
Mrs .... ',nor said a sewing
machine company donated the
use of machines for the class so
the girls were able to learn how to
handle a sewing machine and to
thread it.
The material for the aprons,
she said, was donated by Thelma
Linn.
"I hope they all feel they got
something out of the class," Mrs.
Minor commented.
Matlock
By DORA HEARING
The Healthmobile will be at
the Mary M. Knight School May
22 from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The Mary M. Knight Class of
1964 held its first reunion party
last Saturday afternoon at the
Grange Hall given by Captain
Jerry Shaw and Mrs Shaw of
Anchorage, Alaska. Co-hosts were
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shaw and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Landis. Many
friends and class seniors, friends
and teachers were present. Those
from out of town were Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Dale, Aberdeen; Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Defore of
Spokane; Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Howard and son of Everett, nee
Jeanie Calkins; Mr. and Mrs. Aan
Owens of Redmond; Mr. and Mrs.
James Hollotz, Port Angeles; Mr.
and Mrs. Gene French, Toledo;
and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Steman
from Kent. Also attending was
Mrs. Yvonne Hepting and gids of
Fargo, North Dakota, the former
Yvonne Landis. The hall was
decorated and dinner was served
at 6 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stretz of
Copalis were Tuesday visitors at
the Grant Siehl home.
Miles Smith's small house near
Simpson's Salmon Hatchery
burned. Cause of the fire is not
known.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Siehl and
Douglas were Saturday afternoon
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown
of Arcadia.
A most enioyable Mother's
Music event planned
at Evergreen College
"An Evening of Chamber
Music" will be offered at The
Evergreen State College May 20 at
8 p.m. in the main library lobby.
Highlight of the hour-long
performance will be a
presentation of J. S. Bach's
"Contata No. 79" by the
Evergreen Chamber Singers under
the direction of faculty member
Donald Chan.
Featured soloists in " the
cantata include students Patty
Lott, alto; and Cindia Siedentop,
soprano; and faculty member dill
Brown, bass. The singers will be
accompanied by double string
quartets, trumpets, oboe, flutes,
tympani and harpsichord.
The Evergreen Woodwind
Quintet will also perform during
the free, public concert. Members
of the quintet include: students
Randy Mead, flute; Greg Youtz,
bassoon; Linda Ross, clarinet and
Jeff Irwin, French horn; and
faculty member George
Dimitroff, oboe.
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Day weekend was had by Mr. and
Mrs. Lee E. Dawson at their Lake
Nahwatzel home. Weekend guests
were Mr. and Mrs. L. Edward
Dawson of Hoquiam. Sunday
there was a call from son Ralph
and wife in Richmond, B.C. to
wish a special hello to his mom,
and later in the day a call from
Nokomis, Florida from daughter
Mary Ellen and family to say
happy Mother's Day to mom and
grandma. There was also a hello
to dad and grandpa.
Mr. and Mrs. Lud Rossmaier,
Mr. and Mrs. I. C..Ford, Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Bradberry, Mrs. Grant
Siehl and Mrs. Elvin Hearing
attended Friendship Night at
Agate Grange Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Valley
went to Tacoma Sunday to visit
the former's mother, Mrs. Helen
House. All enjoyed dinner out.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Brehmeyer Jr. and son Ira were
dinner guests Thursday night at
the I. C. Ford home to celebrate
Ira's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Howard
and son of Everett and Mrs. Larry
Walker and daughter Susan of
Tacoma spent the weekend at the
Earl Walker home.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bradberry,
accompanied by Mrs. Shirley
Goodburn and children, enjoyed
Mother's Day dinner at the Sea
Breeze Restaurant on Hood
Canal.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tupper
were host and hostess for a
slumber patmty Wednesday night
for their daughter Sue's 16th
birthday. Those who attended
were Patsy Crabtree, Cindy
Sievert, Bonnie and Becky
Crabtree, Lori Trimble, Tammy
West, Toby Hanson and Beverly
Oiens.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Madocke
and son, Mr. and Mrs. John
Tupper and son of Montesano,
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles ChappeU
and baby were Saturday drop-in
callers at the Dick Tupper home.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Tupper and Sue enjoyed Mother's
Day dinner in Olympia.
Mr. and Mrs. David Smith and
children of Humptulips were
guests of their mother, Mrs.
Archie Kelley, over the weekend.
Sunday morning at 1:30 a.m. Mrs.
Kelley received a call from her
son, David, who is in the Navy in
the Philippines.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee W. Cockran
of Iowa City, Iowa were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. William
Barnes Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sharp
and family of Olympia, Mr. and
Mrs. Wes Goodburn and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Goodburn and
family of Shelton, and Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Rossmaier and girls of
Tumwater brought their dinners
and joined their folks, Mr. and
Mrs. Lud Rossmaier, for Mother's
Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lud Rossmaier
and Mr. and Mrs. Conda Dick
attended Pomona Grange at Fair
Harbor Grange last Thursday
night.
There will be a potluck supper
at Matlock Grange this Friday
night at 6:30 p.m. and pinochle
party at 8 p.m. Saturday.
Registration books will be
closed May 17 in the Mary M.
Knight School District No. 311.
Method in madness
Though this be madness, yet there
is method in 't.
Shakespeare
Our
Paid for by private citizens improving the
future of Pioneer School, Paul Everett, Mary Campbell, chrs.
Junior Small Team: Lyndee Kiefer, Sonja
Kokkevold, Deanna Martin, Erica Bergeson.
(Not pictured, Shelli Kratcha).
Senior Team: Vicki White, Kim Joslin, Shelli
Thomason and Kristi Manke.
Juvenile Small Team: Tish Wittenberg,
Michelle Matson, Linda Sue Richert, Teana
Davidson. (Not pictured, Amy Dipple).
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Drum Ensemble: Todd Anderson, Bryce
Smith, Tammy Anderson, D arren Smith,
Larry Spencer, Jon Thomason.
OTHER STATE AWARDS: 2nd: Juvenile Twirling Parade Corps, Marry Maids, Shelli Thomason, strut
16 years; Vicki White, strut, 14 years. 3rd: Senior Dance and Twirl Team, Shelli Thomason, solo. 4th:
Kristi Manke, strut 17 and up. 5th: Deanna Babcock, strut 14; Laurie Byrd, solo 14. 6th: Shelley
Kratcha, solo 12.
This Space Courtesy
Insurance Agency
Junior Musical Parade Corps: Leaders, Deanna
Babcock, Ann Wittenberg.
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