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14, 1962 SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL -- Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A./" Shelton, Washington
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Week of school ;'l)proprialrely decorated, was pro-week following the sale of their Clifton James and daughter Car-
eports
:o .tccessory thefts
t to Shelton Police
t. 1, Shelton, report-
aps stolen from his
€as parked in Ever-
Mrs. Alez Toney,
, Shelton, reported
tolen front her ear.
Aberdeen, leported
ur lmb caps from his
t Shelton. 'vVarren
.n'ted a sport coat
eontainiug clothing
is car wifile parked
+venue.
Dorcy, 118 South
said hc lost a tent
of his car. The tent
into a bundle.
'oman Gets
'ore Purdue
:'bogast, Shelton, was
ts at Purdue Univer-
e, Ind., who received
mmencement exerei-
:1 a nmster of science
cation.
• . are endowed by
with certain inalien-
• .among these are
and .the pursuit of
.... Thomas Jefferson
YOUR III
YOUR
grade school
' Mrs. Myron
all to delicious
ats. A scrump-
.Y dinner was
esday by the
H ,rr3 Hillman.
mt ofir were
Hillman to tim
grader+,
Sanfm'd,
C tier Clayton,
them with
much to their
To top off
Your home
and like all q
be
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they include
vandalism
others. Fol
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loss from
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RAVEL
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IE PAY THE FREI(
ide(1 by Mrs. Julius Stock•
A trip to Olympia and a tour
of our state capitol building, fol-
lowed by tasty picnic fare served
at the beautiful Priest Point park,
filled Wednesday to overflowing.
Thoughtful of the chilflren, as
ahvays, Mrs. Polk sent along gaily
decorated spice cupcakes, and a
sheet cake as extra goodies for
the entire school. More than one
mother accompanying the group
returned to Grapeview that evening
with quivering leg muscles as a
result of making the 262-step
climb up into the capitol dora(
with the children. Mother nature
lent a helping hand when, after
.' cool and rainy spell, she flood-
ed the day with sunshine, making
a perfect outing of it.
GRAPEVIE1V'S LONE high
school graduate, Mary Jane Cook
received her diploma from Shel-
tows Irene S. Reed high school
at the impressive commencement
exercises held last Friday evening
at the high school gymnasium.
Mary Jane plans to pursue a nur-
sing career. She will leave late
this weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cook, and
sister Billie Jean for Topeka, Kan-
,,,as, where she will report to the
Stormont-Vail Hospital for an in-
terview and physical examination
to determine her acceptance into
their Nurses' Training School this
fall. The Cooks will be house
guests of Howard's brother, Dr.
Harry H. Cook, who is an oral
surgeon. Incidently, Howard, Cleo
and family moved into the form-
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tome Lo 3()b and Carole Battles,
formerly of Bremerton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rauschert
were most proud and happy to
learu that son Tyrone, not only
made the Olympic College's Hon-
or Roll, but also the President's
List. Tyrone will be graduated
this evening (June 14) with an
A.T.A. degree (Associate Tech.
Art 3) in Electronics and will re-
port on the job Monday morning
at Boeing's Developmental Cen-
ter in Seattle as a quality control
inspector, working on the Minute
Malt missile. Tyrone and his char-
ruing wife Jackie live in Tacoma.
"AT HOME" again in their
Grapeview sunamer cottage are
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Gurney.
Daughter Frona, Mrs. Robert M.
Stern, drove them tip from their
el Ann front Sunday until today.
The James drove up front Ash-
land, Ore., to visit Century 21
and were most delighted to be
able to make the Robinsons' home
their Fair headquarters.
COMBINING TI-IE At)VENT of
smnmer vacation and Elsie'fi birth-
day, the Arthur Zehes made a
full clay of this past Sunday. Star-
ting out at 7 a.m., they attc'nded
early church in Bremerton and
were able to arrive at the Cen-
tury 21 Exposition before 11 a.m.
Touching lightly on the many ex-
hibits and attractions, they for-
nmlated plans for returning at a
later date (as so many of us have)
but managed to squeeze in a little
of most everything (with the help
of the sky-ride) before their de-
parture shortly after 6 p.m.
Hollywood winter home and was. Ar'rivin at the Seattle Fair
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race enough to bring along some just about the time the Zehes
of that. fabulous Califorma sun-]were leaving were Mr. and Mrs.
shine gwng much needed encour-IWalt Clayton h" and family ac
agement to our late-arriving sum- 1 companie 1 by' lt:s. Clayton';:-unt
met" weather. [and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. R. G.
Also at home again after a ILineinger of Glen Lock, Pennsyl-
bout with an infection in a hip!vania. An overdue train brought
fracture suffered many months;the Lineingers into Seattle three
ago, is Mrs. Hall Shepard. In thours late but the delay and the
fact, Dixie has been doing so well]jangled nerves incurred failed to
that she's already busy entertain- dull their enjoyment of the uni-
ing house guests. que Monorail trip to the fair
Those enjoying her warm hos-
pitality from Friday 'til Sunday
were long-time friends, Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Bates of Los Angeles•
Interestingly enough, the Bates
were on their way home from Ja-
)an after a two months' visit with
their daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. LaVern Burditt, who have
been living in Gifu, Japan, for
four years. Mr. Burditt is Techni-
cal Advisor for Lockheed Air-
craft Overseas International, Inc. i
The Shepards were most intrigued
with accounts of their side trips
to Hong Kong, Singapore, Bang-
kok and Taipei (capitol of For-
mosa) and the beautiful colored
photographs taken as they trav-
eled.
Visiting here in Grapeview with
her niece attd husband, the Orville
Kagers, is Mrs. Florence Tregask-
is of American Fork, Utah. Mrs.
Tregaskis arrived last Wednesday
evening, "escorted" by son and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Treg-
askis and their three children.
Thursday and Friday all of the
Tregaskis family visited Century
21 and Saturday mot'ning, leaving
the elder Mrs. Tregaskis to vimt
a. little longer here, they left
to make a tout" of Washington be-
fore their return home. Mrs. Treg-
askis planned to take her leave
this weekemt to visit with rela-
tives in Portland•
STARTING OUT their vacation
with a bang, Don and Shirley Pog-
reba tucked Don, Susie and Jan-
ie K. into the family ear early
Saturday morning and took off for
a long-anticipated trip "around
the loop" Saturday's high .point
of interest was ,] visit to Hurri-
cane Ridge. After spending the
night in Port Angeles they contin-
ued on, finding both the rain for-
ests and the beaches perfectly
beautiful. Am:lying home late ;.
day evening, lhey fell they had
fulfilled a basic requirement for
becoming "dyed-in-the-wool" Wa-
s+hingtonians. Plans to visit Cen-
tury 21 Tuesday seemed to be a
suitable reward for putting in a
full day Monday painting and
working on "sround the house"
projects.
After bidding a fond farewell
to granddaughter Linda Shallit,
who was returning to San Francis-
co after spending a two-weeks' va-
cation with them, the M. J. Robin-
grounds and the glorious panora-
mic view seen from the top of
the Space Needle. The close sched-
ule of 'their International Rotary
Tour (of which they were mem-
bers) prevented the Lineingers
from visiting in Grapeview and
an 8:00 a.m. departure for Vic-
toNa made a pre-midnight fare..
well an absolute necessity.
Newcomers to out" community
from Casper, Wyoming, who have
moved into the former Howard
Somers residence on Stretch Is-
land, are Mr. and Mrs. Don Query
and their five youngsters. The
big move-in for this lively family
took place last Saturday. WeN
come
PLAYING HOSTS to out-pC
state friends coming to visit the
fair have been Mr. and Mrs. Orin
Soule. Portland friends, Mr. and
Mrs. Lew Crewse drove up and
spent several days here but incle-
ment weather discouraged them
from visiting the fair. This past
Saturday the Sovles' daughter and
Saturday the Soules' daughter and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Hall
drove up from Primeville, Ore., and
left daughters Judy and Gall Soule
to visit with their grandparents
for the month. Monday drop-in
guests were Mr. and Mrs, Frank
Smith of Napa, Calif., who have
been visiting at their son's home
in Tacoma. Busy times!
Visiting' with sister and hus-
band, Mr. and Mrs. Clem Hell,
the Carl Jolliffs drove, up from
Portland Tuesday and spent until
Thursday just relaxing, family-
style. Early Friday evening, the
Hells welcomed for a few short
hours Moses Lake guests, Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Muelberger. No sooner
had the Muelbergers departed
than Marge's nephew and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jolliff L,£Lh
daughter Virginia and infant son
David arrived and stayed until
Smaday. Quite a houseful, con-
sidering that Marge's .niece and
family, Mr. and Mrs. harvin Hol-
den and baby Jon are staying with
the Hells for the surnnaer. Hospi-
tality unabounded !
TALENTED PERFOItMERS at
the annual Margie Speck Dance
E. R. Stacey, Shelton, was pre-
;;cured an award for 15 years ser-
vice with Pacific Northwest Bell
Telephone Company last. week.
Stacey received the award along
with five employees from the
Olympia area from John Irwin,
district plant manager for Pacific
Northwest Bell at a luncheon at
the Tyee Restaui'ant in Olympia.
Recital held at the Shelton Junior i
High. Auditorium last Saturday t
evening were Art and 'Kim .Nick-
laus. Guests at the "Specktaeu-
lar" besides fond parents,
FREE-WHEELER--Carol Moe, 7, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. War-
ren Moe, was the lucky winner of the fine bicycle offered as top
prize in the recent contest sponsored jointly by The Bootery of
Shelton and the manufacturers of Red Ball Jets shoes. .Eight
other prizes offered over a period starting April 14 were won by
Donald VanderWal, 9, a telescope; Terry Lewis, 2,'Candy Nutt, 13,
Kris Kneeland, 12, Lori James, 7, and Carl Roush, 8, all binocu-
lars; and Susan Busak, 9, a flash camera,
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Another recital Satut'day eve- I the ,nation's telephone directories.
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Bernhard Winiecki in Shelton, .......................................................
Featured at thisaffair was also PENNEY'S sm
a Grapeview boy, Donald Somers, MER IS FIRST
who has just completed his second
school year of piano lessons with
Mrs. Winiecki, CLASS FUN
Home this weekend for both .'
business and pleasurc was young
Zarl Fulmer. Both he and his IN EASY CARE
guest, Miss Pat Johnson of Kent,
are students of the Burnley School
of Professional Art in Seattle.
Last Thursday evening the Shel-
ton Valley Grange brought, the
travelling gavel to Fair Harbor.
Honored guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Simpson+ Among those pre-
sent were 22 Fair Harbor Gran-
gers, 16 Shelton Valley Grangers
and 33 other visitors. A short
talk was given by Charles Savage
on the proposed legislative redis-
tricting of our state. Fair Harbor
Grange approved the State Grange
committee's resolution pertaining
to said redistricting. Robert Spoo-
her and Mrs. Daisy Bush offered
lheir talents to help entertain the
group before refreshnents were
served.
Sp(icial Not:ices: ..... Bookmobile
Summer Scheules are available
at the store.
Black and white spaniel puppies
are available at the Dean Cook,
Jr. z'esidence! !
I Worried about skiddin.g on a
slick street ? The best way to avoid
the hazards of a skid is not to get
into one." Cut your speed and dou-
ble your caution if the roads are
Art and I wet or icy.
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