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Matlock: Harstine:
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Former resident moves Grange picnic is planned
to new church position
By DORA HEARING
Pastor Bill Trenckmann and
family have moved frmn Boise,
Idaho to Bellinghanl. lte is lhe
son of" Mr. and Mrs. Robert
'Frenckmann. lte is youth pastor
of (;eueva Community Church in
Bellingham. His parents visited
them last weekend.
Matlock Ladies Club met at
the Grange ltall last week
Wednesday with tlazel Townsend
hostess. There were two visilors,
Mrs. Tom Dale and Mrs. Greta
Leslie. The next meeting is in
two weeks and that will
celebrate the July birthdays.
Mr. and Mrs. I.C. Ford and
Mr. and Mrs. Lud Rossmaier
attended the frien.dship meeting
at Progress Grange hist Friday
eveniug.
Mr. and Mrs. William Barnes
Jr. and son of Mercer Island are
spending a few days at their
farm here and trying to get their
haying done.
Mrs. Jean Diggle and family
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. R.B. Lowe of
Sheiton were Friday evening
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ehner Bradberry.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ehner
Bradberry spent in Tacoma with
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Hopkins.
Mr and Mrs Herbert
Breluneyer Jr. returned Saturday
after two weeks visiting relatives
in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
They went by car.
Today was the date set fllr pillowcases and tablecloths and
the now annual Grange sunnner some crocheted treasures, all
Larry E. Townsend of picnic. All Grangers (plus done by her aunt, HelenSiitlons.
Seattle, Chuck Smith of'Olympia houseguests) are asked to be at The weekend prior to
and Gary Knudson of the Jarrell's Cove Marina Becky's shower, her parents,
Battleground drove their families belween 6 and 6:30 p.m. with Dorothy and Phil Chapman,
to the Ed Townsend home at your food aud a place setting for received a call from Minnesota
Lake Nahwatzel for the weekend each person attending the picnic, in forming that that Phil's
to celebrate Ed Townsend's If you do bring extra guests, 89-year-old aunt had died. Vera
birthday, please bring extra food. De Marvin was Phirs mother,
Carl Portman met Mr. and Last Saturday seven island Mary Chapman's only sister.
Mrs. L.D. Portman of Tacoma gels - Esther Goetsch, Helen Dorothy and Phil flew back for
and their cousins from New Simons, l)orothy Barnett, Justine the funeral, which was held on
York State for dintter Tuesday at Sims, Beulah Hilchcock, Carmen Tuesday, and returned home
the Capitol Restaurant in and Lisa Yates all traveled to Wednesday.
Shelton. Olympia to be the guests of Bob and Elaine Ireland
Mr. and Mrs. Lud Rossmaier Linda (Waldrep) Mason at the returned home from a week's
attended their 45th-year class home of her parents, Mr. and vacation north of Everett at
reunion of the Rochester High Mrs. Royce Waldrep (formerly of Warm Beach Campground this
School Saturday with a bafiquet Agate) just uorth of Lacey for a past weekend to discover one of
dinner at the Solomon bridal shower in honor of their dogs had been missing for
Restaurant in Centralia and a bride-to-be Becky Chapman. about four days. Elaine's sister,
dance afterwards. They then Linda and her mum served a Mary Depoe, had been taking
attended the 60th celebration at hmcheon of jello salads and hot care of the Irelands' numerous
a picnic at Burst Park Sunday rolls with punch and coffee. The critters and said the missing
for all the Rochester alumni, grand finale of the luncheon was animal had been there on
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ttelin a decorated cake to match the Wednesday night but was gone
and Roy Martin attended a IlapkiliS. the next morning. The dog, a
family picnic Saturday at The "game of the day" taxed shepherd-collie mixture, answers
Garrard Creek near Oakville. the imagination of the 20-plus to the name "Shep." If anyone
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown of guests. Everyone was instructed sees such a dog, contact the
Arcadia Shores were drop-in to write vertically on a piece of lrelands.
callers at the Grant Siehl home paper the words, "bride and Lila Peugh attended an
last week. groonl." The gels were then outdoor wedding uniting Anita
Mr and Mrs. R.W. Bartleson instructed to write down things Langdon and Kurt Kingman in
and Linda of Kent are spending starting with each of the letters marriage. The ceremony took
this week at the Earl Walker in the word "bride" that the place in the yard of Anita's
home. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Walker bride should do throughout her parents in the Lost Lake vicinity.
of Medical Lake. spent the marriage; and using the letters in Although rain was reported in
weekend at the Earl Walker "groom," things that her most areas hereabouts last
home. husband shouldn't do. Saturday, Mother Nature parted
Saturday guests at Earl Imaginations jumped to the the clouds in the Lost Lake area
Walker home were Mrs. June challenge and there were some long enough for the wedding to
Davis and daughter Hysal and real "gems." be completed with nary a drop
granddaughter Beverly of Next, sister of the of rain in the Langdon yard!
Tacoma. bride-to-be, 16-year-old Alice While Eileen Meyers and her
Chapman, and Carol Watkins baby son held down the fort
Pancake dressed as slightly decrepit old here on the island last week, her
ladies and presented an original parents, Doris and Wilbur
L _._.l_£_._-
skit concerning the many past Jacobsen, took a few days to
rillliKl"t[iI adventures of the bride-to-be, tour the Mt. Baker National
pl Sonic of them were quite Forest area. They called on sonic
anned humorous, such as the time she friends while on the trip,
and her companions left her including the sister of their
The biggest annual younger brother in an icy neighbor, Esther Goetsch. Elna
community breakfast of the year mountain lake. Then there were and Jess Udell live at Arlington.
is coming to Shelton July 30. her various hiking adventures, The last night of the trip before
That s the Shelton Kiwanis starting with the first one she they returned home, the park
Pancake Breakfast, and Kiwanis chose because the fee was only ranger told them it had rained
WE ARE NOW BUYING:
New Crop Brush
Salal at ................... 53* Per Bunch
F:errl m pc,. 2s,,.26,,
long per bunch) ........... 40* Per Bunch
Huck ......................... 43 Per Bunch
Prices effective at press time. Subieci to market changes.
Hilictt, st
Call 426-6546 1716 RIDGE ROAD
president Craig Chapman wants
everyone to circle the date on
their calendars and plan to bring
• ' :the family.:. - , ' "
"It's always the best
breakfast bargain in town," says
Chapman. Ticket prices remain
the same as last year: $2 for
adults, $1 for children under 10,
and $6.50 for any size family.
"We've got 85 Kiwanians
working on this event, says
breakfast chairman Bill Schultz,
"and it's our biggest
money-raiser. It's such a
tradition that it wouldn't seem
like summer in Shelton if we
didn't have it."
The breakfast will be held
from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. at
Kneeland Park. All net proceeds
will benefit Shelton
Kiwanis-sponsored youth
programs including Key Club,
Spades Club, Explorers and Boy
Scouts,
IF YOU"
IlDOKING A
Name: Tom Weston ....
Position: Vice President
and Manager
Branch: Shelton
Hobbles: Mountaineering, amateur
radio, photography
Banking Philosophy:. '1 don't think you
should just 'wait' on people. They're
really interested in their problems.
You should be too."
When you make Tom
Weston your banker, you'll
find he makes your prob-
lems his problems.
And he does it in a friend-
ly, informal way that produces solutions.
It's a hometown kind of spirit. And it
fits our style of banking to a tee.
If that's the kind of partnership that makes
sense to you, call Tom or the mana-
ger of one of our 44 branches near you.
,B00get Sound National Bank
MEMBER FDLC.
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Paqe 18 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, July 20, 1978
$3 cc`)mpared to more money for
an alternative idea. However, the
fee was a mere drop in the
bucket C0mpared to the
necessary equipment for hiking.
(Which may be one reason Becky
did a considerable amount of
same.) Then, too, there were her
travels in Europe and the most
recent adventure, her job with
the forest service in Alaska
where she saw a lot of that state
fionl overhead in a float plane.
The skit also included her future
plans It') make her new home
with husband-to-be Ray deVries
in Iowa, where Ray will be
teaching. The skit brought howls
of laughter from the guests and a
few "sentimental tears" also to
the eyes of Becky's mum,
Dorothy Chapman.
Then it was down to the
grand finale of the day, the
opening by Becky of the piles of
beautifully wrapped gifts.
Throughout the process of
opening the numerous gaily
decorated packages, Becky
passed the bows and ribbons to
her sister Alice, who created an
original colorful bonnet for the
bride, with nothing more than a
paper plate for a starting base of
the jazzy headgear-to-be. Among
the many gifts Becky received
were some very special ones that
not too many brides receive
these days. And those were the
one full inch during the night!
Last Thursday Gordon and
Shiri Larson headed for Westport
and a full day of fishing
scheduled for the next day,
Friday. The weather left quite a
good deal to be desired and
fishing was pretty slow. Gordon
did manage to snag one fish for
their efforts. Shirl said that now
that they have had the
experience of a day on a charter
boat, next time they'll probably
go to Westport for the outing,
alright, but they'll obtain their
fresh fish the sure way, not to
mention the less expensive way,
a fish market. They returned
Healthmobile
stop dropped
The Healthmobile no longer
will be stopping at the Agate
Grange, according to Jan Lester,
public health nurse.
She emphasized, however,
that anyone in the area is
welcome at the Grapeview
Firehall where the Healthmobile
will be on Wednesday, July 26,
from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Mrs. 1.aster now is looking
for a more central location from
which the Healthmobile can
serve the Agate area.
&fief yOU flee yo-r doctor.
bring your prescription Io
Evergreen
Evergreen Square • 426-.3456 • Shelton
honle Saturday with their $72
sahnon.
Janet Robbins and her two
children, Rachel and Garth,
arrived from Belgium last month
to spend most of the summer
with her parents, Gwen and Ivan
Thorsos, and also two brothers,
Kris and young Ivan. Her
husband Steve hopes to join his
family later on this summer.
However, Janet and the
youngsetrs headed for Seattle to
visit friends when the house
began to bulge at the seams with
We are once again open to serve
your dogs grooming pleasure.
426-4164
Vote
JIM
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rnore company for the Thorsos '
:i WHeAcL
family. Gwen's three cousins .=,m ,am,.
from Ontario, Canada flew to ,
Vancouver, B.C. to visit other
relatives. Gwen attd Ivan drove
up to Port Angeles, met them : SHE R I
and brought them to the island # o
for a visit. Efficiency and
Also last month Ted and - Competence.
Elsie Ness, joined by their
daughter Patty, headed for Primary
Vancouver to attend the wedding * September 19
of Tom Mattson, the youngest of Paid for by Jim Whall
Carl and Elsie Mattson's four
sons, and also the fourth and last
of the boys to be married. Tom's
bride had just graduated from INI
Oregon State College shortly
before the wedding. The • Property
Mattsons are from Milwaukie, • Casualty
Oregon, but are also island
property owners and close • Commercial
friends of the Nesses.
Other news from the Nesses • Auto
is that their granddaughter, Janet • Mortgage
Ness of Tacoma, is working at
the marina this summer, • Life
especially on busy weekends and • Homeowners
holidays.
Monsters ANGL
The individual who persecutes a
man, his brother, because he is AGEN|
not of the same opinion, is a
monster. Dick Angle
Voltaire --. 4th & Railroad 4
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Or you can wait and pay more later. Whichever you choose there is one thing for sure,
the time you lose waiting will be time gone forever.
Consider how much your time is worth when shopping for your new lifestyle home.
Ask yourself does the home look good? Is it priced right? If the answer ia yes, then the
home will sell And, it's only logical to think the better selling homes are only going up
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