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Eva Godwin
selects Eva
Eva Godwin has been
Coted to participate in the
4-H Citizenship Short
and Tour which will
visits to New York,
Washington, D.C.,
(Virgin Islands), and
She will leave July
One of 37 4-H members
Washington, Oregon and
Eva will spend the first
of the two-week course in
D.C. at the National
The main focus of the six
in the nation's capital city
be on citizenship
at the local level,
additional emphasis on
jobs and careers.
will discuss their views
opinions with 4-H members
across the country.
in Washington, D.C.,
4-H members will visit the
Memorial, Kennedy
Arlington Cemetery, the
ational Cathedral, federal
and organizations,
and judicial branches
gOVernment, the Library of
ress, the White House,
Is Theatre, and other
attractions.
New York, 4.H'ers will
an opportunity to shop on
Avenue, visit Central Park,
an off-Broadway production,
the harbor by boat.
brief stop in Philadelphia
Godwin
will take them to Independence
Square
On Saint Croix, the group
will divide up and stay with 4-H
families and leaders for three
days. The itinera[y there.includes
island tours, picnics and
swimming and the sharing of
ideas and experiences with host
families.
The delegation's last two
days will be spent in New
Orleans where they will tour and
dine in the French Quarter
before returning home.
Eva Godwin, 17, has
completed eight years of 4-H
club work in Mason County and
Is vice-president of the Hot
Tamales 4-H Club of Skokomish
Valley. Currently, her projects
include photography, sewing and
tailoring, leadership and the 4-I-I
ambassador program.
She has represented her
county three times at the
Washington State 4-H Conference
in Pullman, and in State and
National Dress Revue
competition at Puyallup.
Eva also serves as a member
of the vestry at Saint David's
Episcopal Church and is
president of the Episcopal Young
Churchmen. She is employed by
the Journal. Her school activities
include Annual Staff, Wrestling
Club and wrestling team
statistician's duties, and Drill
Team. She will be a senior at
Shelton High School this fall.
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Tony Fonzo celebrates 90th
Over a hundred guests Hosted by his daugbter, Toni Tony Fonzo was born June
gathered June 4 to celebrate the Lynn, and her sisters, the 7, 1888 in Naples, Italy. He
90th birthday of Tony Fonzo at gathering was a surprise for the stowed away on a German ship
his Laurel Street home. spry nonagenarian, to New York when he was 14,
Historical Society
schedules picnic
A potluck picnic at Belfair
State Park will be the July 13
meeting of the Mason County
Historical Society. Dinner to
begin at 6:30 p.m. will be
followed by the meeting.
Beverages will be provided by
the society.
The principal activity of the
society at present is preparation
for the Mason County Fair in
August.
MS committee
Slates meeting
The Mason County Multiple
Sclerosis Committee will meet
July 12 at 1 p.m. at the Robert
Tembreull residence at 2242
King Street to formulate plans
for the group's booth at the
Mason County Fair in August.
Marci Catanzaro, MS patient
coordinator from the Seattle
Chapter, will report on a recent
seminar in San Francisco.
Interested persons are invited
to attend the session.
Winieckis will
host program
On Sunday at 3:30 p.m.
Mark Duxbury and Martin Buff,
both of Olympia, will play a
violin and piano program in the
Winiecki home on Sylvan
Heights.
Mark will attend Washington
State University on a musical
scholarship and Martin will
attend the University of
Washington.
The program will include
Bach, Beethoven, Chopin, Rose,
Tony Fonzo
Felix set as club, speaker
Martin Felix of Homewood reservations for this facility must
Nursery will speak on gardening " also be made by Monday.
at the Wednesday luncheon of Christian Women's Club is a
Christian Women's Club. The no-dues and no-membership
group will meet at I 1:45 a.m. in organization. All women are
the Masonic Hall. welcome to attend the luncheon.
Also scheduled as a speaker
is Dody Nerheim of Bothell.
Karyl Groenveld will sing.
Reservations are a must and
may be obtained by calling
426-1728, 426-6079 or 426-6526
no later than Monday. Nursery
services will be available bu!
Card party slated
A card party is scheduled
for 7:30 p.m. Saturday in
Harstine Community Hall.
.Tortini and a group of songs of
the 30's and 40's. Those wishing J (00ive a hoot!
to attend may call 426-3104,
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bir hday
and shoveled coal on board
for 18 long days after his
presence was discovered. An
uncle met him in New York, and
Tony worked there for three
years shining shoes and selling
papers.
Work on the Northern Pacific
Railroad brought him west to
Kansas City, and from there
Tony worked as logger,
brickmason, realtor and
businessman in Boise, Idaho;
Allyn, Washington; Phoenix,
Arizona; and Shetton.
Fonzo recalls being involved
in construction of the funeral
home on Railroad Avenue and
being the first to begin work on
the Bailey Building as well as the
last to leave the project.
In 1928 he opened a
four-chair shoeshine stand here.
He then owned a variety of
businesses including taverns, a
restaurant and a plumbing
establishment prior to his
retirement in 1952.
In 1953 Tony Fonzo married
the former Sylvia McCoy. Both
had children by former
marriages, and in 1958 a
daughter, Toni Lynn, was born.
He has three daughters and a son
living, and 10 grandchildren and
one great-grandchild.
Among Tony Fonzo's
continuing interests is his garden
at the home he moved into 8½
years ago. He has raised some
record-breaking plants, including
m] 18½-pound cabbage in 1954
and an eight-foot
chrysanthemum in 1961 which
bore more than 300
simultaneous blooms.
"1 guess I just have a green
thumb," Tony smiles.
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Ken Fredson, Manager
Post Office Box 639
Fifth b Ced¢
Shelton, Washington 98584
Te00phone 0006)4006-9701
Simpson
Employees'
Federal
Credit
Union
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