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fi!; Plan Dance For Island Community July 29 years three of dance to held Steve and tha same later, the reciprocate Celebrate and neigh- the time. 29. The Potluck. the events Soc- for new date of July at the Bud Gla- tble day drove bring + of the Noree Fri- ferry; and blue can- ferry eve. She coming over from Olympia to visit Lee and his family. The Glaser twins, Pat and Vince, came home last weekend from their 12 day visit with their grandparents in Hodquiam, the Don Eddys. Mrs. Bea Lanstead and her three cheldren, Jim, Barbie, and Fred were down to spend three days at her mother, Mrs. Snow's, summer home. Their friends, the Ray Otten and their two chil- dren, Larry and Jantee, of Bell- evue were their weekend guests. Otten is a principal of one of the Bellevue Junior High Schools. The Gordon Simmons have had a quiet week's visit with their daughter, Dixie Arata, her hus- band, Sil and their two young- sters this past week. On the Fourth, Gret's brother, me Bab- cock, and sister, Em Babcock, and another sister, Toni Fessler, and her husband, LeR0y, came to spend the day on the Island. • The Stan Yates accompanied by Ann's sister, Mary Wright, spent last weekend visiting the Yates' oldest son in Auburn. Harley and his family will be moving to Phoenix, Ariz. toward the end of this month to make their home. He had been em- ployed in the automotive depart- ment of the Sears store in Ren- ton. He will continue to work for the same firm in Arizona. A rather freak accident oc- cured as Bob and Vonnie Stam- borski started to back off the ferry on the Island side before driving on down to BoWs folks to visit. A rock was apparently thrown up underneath the car, hitting one blade on the fan, which bent it enough to puncture just come back from overseas. They brought him to Wastfington to spend his furlough. The fam- ily spent one day here on the Island. Alvin and Peggy Anderson and son, Mark, along with Helen Johnson, and the Bob Hendrys and their son, Bryan, camped over the Fourth weekend at A1- vin's Island Shores development. They all drove their pickups and cars down into the spit, although they knew they wouldn't be able to drive out. However, no one was concerned as Alvin had his cat handy just for the purpose of getting the vehicles out at the end of the four day camp-out. Peggy said it was just like a small ciW with all the property owners dropping in and out from morning 'till evening. Peggy's cousin from Cottage Grove, Ore. came to spend one day. Sunday was Mrs. Aina Ander- son's birthday and she went to Belfair to celebrate wit her son, Carl, and then Monday they visited the campers and had cake and coffee to expend the birthday celebration by one more day. One family, the Robert Sten- sens of Tacoma are spending this week at their Island Shores lot building a cabin. This past week the Gar Wil- liams attended a surprise dinner held at Longacres in honor of their trainer, Robert Dean. There were 20 guests present at the Glub for the birthday dinner. Then last weekend the Robert Hansens and the Harry Cannons of Tacoma were the one day guests of Gar and Hilda. The weather was especially wonderful methods of selling their wares has been dubbed 'Tailgating,' for each camper puts down their tailgate and displays whatever they have to sell or swap. John says they have everything from rocks, to petrefied wood, to coral and just about anything in this line. They estimated there must have been about 300 actively taking part in the event. As they :hey were practically rubbing elbows with the Aaron Knouses from Olympia. Leaving there, they went on to their destination to meet the rest of the group who had plan- ned to camp over the Fourth. With just one exception of one couple all 22 of the campers were relatives. The area, as the name implies has two lakes close together. The one the campers were located on allowed only rowing while fishing while if one preferred to use an out board they could go over to the other lake which was very closeby. They said the fishing was a fisherman's dream come true. The rainbow trout were delicious. The Wayne Brownings are making good use of the Sid Baunsgard's guest house while they are working on their place. Right now they are in the pro- cess of getting a pump house and garage put up. The Careens from Oakland, Calif. arrived the first of the month and are enjoying their quiet peaceful little Island, Me- lVliken. Their son, Warren, and his family were here also for just a few days. They have now returned to their home in Oregon. and are getting ready to move At the radiator. Before Bob could and the six friends spent a most to a town near Chicago, Ill. where she get the car to the top of the enjoyable day together. Warren will be taking a job Art hill, all the water had poured From the Southwest side of as Principal. out. He parked the car and the Island, Mrs. Dugdale is spend- Other Fourth campers were the called his folks to come and ing about a month at her Island George Waite family. Their choice pick them and the two young- home. And last week her son of spots was about a mile from stere up at the ferrylanding, was out and his daughter, Pennle, Deception Pass on Fidago Is- A family gathering was held and her friend stayed through land. Their oldest son and daugh- at the lovely park-like spot on the week. ter, David and Cindy, met them Jarrell's Cove across from`' the Mrs. Olsen and her daughter, there to spend the four days school that belongs to Henry Mrs Goodwin from Wenatchee of camping, Their guest was Dan Haskell. His son, Wayne, and and" two daughters and their Bingham. The men had the motor- his wife and their two youngsters friend are spending this week at cycles along and attended two from Olympia came out to spend the Olsen home. races in the area during their Sunday. Also out from Olympia Now to hen u n to Bellow to stay. One at Multby and the . ere his cousins, Jo and Jack see where the John Hitchocks other at Oak Harbor on Whidbey vartin, and their two children, have been for about a week Island. The latter race is a new- Callers last weekend at the With the camper loaded for a ly organized one and they held m Ihrer home were the Vern week's jaunt they left a week their first race over the Fourth. _ngwall of Vancouver. She and before the Fourth. Their desti- Ed and George both picked up Naomi are sisters. And over the nation was to be South Tw trophies at this race. Fourth, the Berfie Giles of Gull Lake, Ore. However, they had This past week the Waites had Harbor, near Olympia, came to a little extra time, so they stopped a picnic dinner at their Island visit via their steamboat, which at Prineville to visit the Rock Shores lot to celebrate their son, is just a little out of th ordinary. Round Pew-Wow Having heard a David s, birthday. Besides the Not too many people drop in great deal aut this annual Waite farrSUy were .the Brig- by steamboat these days. event and being in the area, +tons, Tierneys, Sewrds, I-elen The Dean Prangers have just they decided to go see what Lemars, George Howard, Thee returned from, a trip to Califor- went on. It is held at a large Walte, Dot Smith and the Frank nia to get their son, wo has Fair Grounds. The Rock Hounds Lewis famMy. Is a tiny import up to the demands of American freeways? BB ,rib I& ,L BB| BB Freeways are a great way to go BB r Bi  BBBB places.So is America's all-time i i--i iili r.omecom.ct r.l=.Z     6-cylinder power! 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Douglas Larson, Mrs. Louise SchmJdt, Marridee Gyer, Mrs. Al Jones, Mrs. Tula Kim- ball, George Magnett, Mrs. Joyce Scrogham and Ed Hellman. Riding up to Holman Flats and back on about a 50 mile ride both ways were Trudy Rodgers, Karen Johnson, Mike Larson, Mark Larson, Kahy Jones, Kay Geist, Evette Scrog- ham, Carol Scrogham, Yevette Scrogham, Bonnie Bolk, Kay Hellman, Linda Perrine, Denise Gyer, Dana Gyer, Sherry Cron- quiet, Mary Stewart, Marline Schn-idt, Linda Stolen, Toni IVMtonberger, Eric Kimball and Martha Jones. They left at 9:30 a.m. Sunday morning from Holman Flas and returned back at the Fair Grounds about 4:30 p.m. All chaperones got a ducking by getting thrown in the river. They say it is a beautiful coun- try and all returned with no- body getting hurt and all had a wonderful time. Silver Sar PJding Club took first place riding in the Oakville parade on the Fourth of July. This makes the fourth time the Silver Stars took first place. Silver Star Ridi:g Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Magnett Wednesday eve- ning. Club members attending were Ralph Bariekman, Mike Bariek- man, Jay Umphenour, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Allen, Phil Hardie, Lowell Hardie and son, Hap Bracy, Dec and Bonnie Tibbits, Louise Schmidt, Marlene Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. George Magnett, Georgia Magnett and Joyce Evankovich's children. The riding club discussed an overnight trail ride in August and the Bear Festival at McCleary coming up this weekend. Silver Stars will ride at the Bear Festival at Mccieary and there will be a big bear stew afterwards. The Live Wires 4-H Club met July 1 at Betty Wolf's home. County camp was discussed and the club chose Wyoming as the state they would represent. Members formally adopted the club constitution, and talked about club goals. They decided to bring something to the next meeting to send to Buckley. The meeting was adjourned and members painted the objects they had made at a previous meeting, by pulling clay into a mold. Cheryl Chambers gave adem. onstration entitled "How to write a check". The next meeting will be held July 15 at Wolfes. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Weston and fam- ily for a barbecue and feed Sun- day were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Holland and family. The 4-H Actions met at their leader's, Ms. Toni 1V[atson, June 29. Chris Bevis called the meet- ing to order and Ann Quimby led the flag salute and 4-H pledge. 4-H members talked about having a car wash and dividing the money in the treasury among the members. A trip to Mason Lake was also discussed. They talked about their club skit for 4-H camp and members chose Alabama for their skit. Some of the members handed in their record books and mem- bers that didn't bring their record books to this meeting should bring them to the next meeting. Actions 4-H Club meeting was held at Walker Park at noon Friday. There were only five members present. Allen In Army Signal School Private Ronald E. Allen, 19, son of Mr. and lVrs. Virgil E. Allen, Shelton, was enrolled in the U. S. Arnw Signal School, Fort Monmouth, N. J., recently for ntensive training in one of the 50 specialist courses taught. He is a 1966 graduate of Shel- ton High School. Adnssion to the Signal School is limited to men of outstanding promise. Classed as a technical institute, the school gives major training in the technologies of electronic equipment, ranging from radio to "electronic brains." The meeting was called to or- der by jmfior leader Bobble De- Miero. Some of the members brought their record books for the leader to look over. The 4-H club is going to have a recreation day at Mason Lake, but the dam has not been de- cided so far. 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