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Harstlne:
Glaser Family Plans Anniversary Dance Saturday
By CARMEN YATE8 along with the McCulloch s herd Wednesday. Her husband re- Mr• and Mrs. Fred Russo of
of deer which are always nearby ported she was coming along Seattle, received word that M_r.
HARSTINE -- The Harstine to thrill their corapany made fine last Saturday and he was Rnsso had passed away this past
Community Hall will come alive the Hogues visit a very memor- on his way up to see her at week. Mrs. Russo, before her
with music for dancing Saturday able one. that time. marriage once taught school here
evening. The occasion for the The doctor planned to release Two Island homes are receiv- on the Island. At that tirtm, in
festivities is the 20th Anniver- Raymond last Monday and the 1921, she was Elizabeth Del Cuc-
ing new roofs during our sum-
sary celebration of three Glasers, Hogues were going in to get mer. The Dale Peughs are put- ca. Since then she and her hus-
the Bud Glasers, the Steve
Franichs, and the Loren Sim-
mons. The Ramblers from Day-
ton will be tuning up about 9:30
p.m. after they arrive on the
9 p.m. ferry. The midnight lunch
will be potluck and a ferry has
been scheduled for after the
dance..
Social Clubers, don't forget
your picnic originally scheduled
for Saturday has been postponed
for one week and will be Aug.
5 at the Marina.
Florence Jerrels has arrived
home after being away for a
little over three weeks visiting
her children and their families.
She was met at the Portland
airport last Saturday afternoon
by the Joe Brignones• After they
arrived on the Island, Pete, her
husband, decided to stop at Is-
land Shores wbere the Waites
have a lot to pick up some fold-
ing chairs that had been left
there on a previous gathering.
When they drove down the road
Florence instantly discovered the
reason for Pete's side trip; a
big sign announced 'Welcome
Home Florence' and cars were
parked everywhere. About 30 Is-
landers were on hand for the
welcoming celebration.
Florence left here on her trip
which took her first to the Okla-
homa, June 28. From Portland
she flew to Oklahoma City.
There she was met by daughter,
Jean Paris and her husband,
: Roger, and Florence's three and
. a half year old grandson, Roger.
. They drove to the Paris' home-
• & town of Enid about 80 miles
:, northwest of Oklahoma City.
i(j'i She spent ten days With the
( three Pariahs. During that time
she attended a 30th Anniversary
celebration of Roger's folks.
From there she flew to Los
Angeles and was met by son,
Nell and his wife, Julie and
their two little girls. She ar-
rived in California July 4.
She spent 18 days in California
visiting Nell and his family. They
all drove to Apple Valley for an
overnight visit, with Florence's
aunt, Mrs. Minnie Work. The
temperature there was a sizzling
120 degrees.
One evening they were all the
guests of Mrs. Consuele Gil,
him bring him home and then
be on their way home to Illinois
later Monday afternoon.
It was quite a week for ocean
goers. Last Thursday the Paul
Chaffees accompanied by their
daughter, Pat M'ble and her
husband and family from Sparks,
Nev. made an overnight trip to
Ocean City. They were accom-
partied by Walter Marble, Pat's
father-in-law, and his wife who
is also Paul's sister. The Chat-
fees Nevada company were on
the Island just a week, arriving
a week ago Monday and leaving
for home this past Sunday.
The previous weekend, the
Chaffee's son, Ernie and his fam-
ily from Vancouver drove up
for the weekend. Their grandson,
David, was bursting with the
news he had just won an athletic
scholarship to Grays Harbor Jr.
College.
Others making a trip to the
ocean last week were the four
members of the Glenn Yates
family and Glenn's mother-in-
law, Lila Peugh. They crossed
Pickering Pass about 4:30 a.m.
by boat and were met by Carol
Bengelsdorf and her two chil-
dren who had just driven down
from Tacoma. They arrived just
at low tide at Ocean City and
all four dug their limit of clams.
Even the two older children
managed to get a half a dozen
apiece. They comppleted their
outing with a picnic lunch at a
nearby State Park and Carol
and the youngsters took a swim
the weather was so warm•
They arrived home on the 6
p.m. ferry in time for the Yates
to attend the Grange meeting
that evening. Guests for the pot-
luck supper and meeting were
State Deputy for this county,
Martin Auseth and his wife,
Gyneth, presently of Pickering,
but soon to be Phillips Lake
residents, having recently sold
their home at Pickering.
At the business meeting it was
decided to try putting a display
booth in this year's Mason Coun-
ty Fair. In place of the August
meeting it was decided to urge
all Grangers to attend the Fair
that night, which is the regular
Grange night•
After leaving Glenn and Car-
Julte's mother, for a dinner con- men at the Hall, Carol and the
sisting of all Mbxican foods. At youngsters took Lila on home.
r¢ ,guests W.]¢: After dinner the PeugWs 'and
a Ms.i'-lvde re@nn(e'l, Carol had guests drop in for a
ofSeatle, and old friends of visit by air. Ross and Alice La-
Florence's. They have lived in
Ca/ifornia now for about 10 years.
On her last night there a big
barbecue was held in her honor,
with all Juiie's family and sev-
eral of Nell and Julie's close
friends•
All Florence's flights were on
Boeing planes, which included
one 707, two 727's, and the huge
Astro Jet, the 720. She said it
was a very nice vacation but
she was sure glad to be back
home on Harstine•
While Florence was away the
Brignones kept the home fires
burning at her cabin nestled in
the woods at Pt• Wilson. The
Brignones did some clearing
on their property they recently
purchased from Florence in prep-
aration to start building their
own home.
Raymond McCulloch suffered
a mild heart attack last Thurs-
day afternaon. Fortunately for
Margaret, their granddaughter,
Mrs. Eric White and her hus-
band and the McCulloch's three
great-grand children where visit-
ing at the time and were on
hand to help get Raymond into
the hospital. The Whites had
arrived from San Jose, Calif.
the Monday before. They went
on to Vancouver last Friday but
plan to stop on their way back
to California to see how Ray-
mond is doing.
Also Friday the McCulloch's
nephew, Paul Hogue and his
wife from Genesco, Ill. arrived
for a short visit. Saturday they
Masters, friends of Carol's from
Tacoma, were flying over the
Island on their way to Mason
Lake after just having landed
at Gig Harbor for dinner at the
Shoreline, when they spotted
Carol's car and decided to land
for a short visit before going
on to their destination. Even the
four children got quite a thrill
out of this visit because Ross
took them out to look the little
seaplane over real good.
Mary Helen Gortz and her two
girls were all wearing stars in
their eyes as they awaited the
arrival of the plane at Sea-Tac
last Wednesday that was to take
them for a five-day visit to Ha-
waii with Mary Helen's husband,
Second Lt. Bill Gortz. After the
five day visit she and the girls
will fly back home and he will
return to Vietnam for the rest
of his tour of duty.
A twelve-year old girl, Mary
Painter of Pioneer, received some
cuts and bruises when she fell
last Saturday afternoon, while
attempting to c]imb over the side
of the ferry while it was docked
between runs on the Island. She
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Painter.
Ed Waits, son of Mr and Mrs.
George Waits, left last Wednes-
day for Waterville in Eastern
Washington, to drive a truck on
his aunt and uncle's wheat farm
during the surttmer harvest. His
uncle, Dick Daling, together with
his brother farms about 1,500
acres of wheat•
ting their own on, while the
John Hitchcocks are having theirs
done for them•
John also reported a case of
hit and run boating last Satur-
day evening. About 11 p.m. he
had just stepped outside to turn
off an outside light when he
heard a crash coming from the
water in front of his home• He
ran over to the bank and called
to the boys in the boat. But
when they heard his voice they
started their motor and sped off.
An inspection of the damages
showed the other boat had hit
the side of John's 14 foot out-
board, but the damage was all
above the water line, so there
was no danger of it sinking be-
fore he could get it to the beach.
Other news from the Hitch-
cocks is their company last Sun-
day. Two couples, the Ray
Mitchells from Seattle and the
George Hendersons from. Federal
Way drove to Harstine last Sun-
day for a visit• The three wo-
men, Beulah Hitchcock, Helen
Mitchell and Grace Henderson
had all gone to school together
at Agate many years ago when
John's brother, Paul, taught
there• They said it had been
more than 3 years since they
had seen each other• Grace and
Helen had made one unsuccessful
attempt to locate Beulah a few
years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Toma of
Seattle, who now own both the
former Roscoe Page and Olive
Shultes properties, were on the
Island this past weekend• They
were accompanied by Mrs. Chen-
owith of Los Angeles who has
been visiting them for the past
two weeks. She and Bob's par-
ents were friends and neighbors
in Olympia in 1918.
Eleven teenagers, a group from
the Upward Bound Program in
Portland were the guests of Lisa
Goldschmid at her parents, the
Otto Goldschmid's Island cabin•
The group, part of one of the
many Poverty Programs, came
Thursday evening and stayed
overnight. Being from the city,
it was quite an experience for
them.
The A1 Wymans of Portland
are spending their two week va-
cation at their property, known
to many as the Beam Place.
::Last we'etd the ttayden Is-
]ind.:.Yach't:;:Cb fro "l%rtland
spent the weekend at Jarrells
Cove. The members came both
by boat, car and camper for
this annual trip to Harstine. Two
couples are close friends of the
Gordon Simmons• Each year the
six friends have dinner together
at the State Park and break-
fast the following morning at
the Simmon's home. The two
couples were Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Belair and Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Carr all of Portland.
Friday Gret Simmons accom-
panied by her two sisters, Em
Babcock and Toni Fessler of
Pickering, attended the Women's
Relief Corps held at the home
of Mrs. Jessie Rutherford in
Montesano.
News from Island traveler, Dr.
Raymond Waid, is that at the
present time he is touring the
Scandanavain countries.
The George Wangellns have en-
joyed a visit from their ten-year
old grandson, Ken Hughes, from
Camino, Calif. He is the eldest
son of their daughter, Joan
Hughes and her husband, Hal.
It was his first plane trip and
he made it all alone. He also
spent some time with his aunt
and uncle, the Walter Rautios,
in Tacoma. All attended the
wedding of the Wangelin's niece,
Janice LeMJeux in Tacoma. Ken
will be going back home by car
with the Rautios at the end of
his visit.
The Hugo Glasers, friends of
band have been annual visitors
to the Island.
Lots of building going on at
the Hole-in-the-Wall. The Bob
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Taylors, a nephew of Harry
Craft, have purchased a lot north
of the Lagoon and are await-
ing plans for their cabin. Harry
has the lot cleared at this time.
The couple have a three-year
old son, Robbie, who thinks the
Island is just great. They make
their permanent home at Burien.
Also from that area the Larry
Walsches have completed an ad-
dition to their cabin on the west
beach of the development. This
past weekend ended a three week
stay at their Island retreat for
Larry and Ida.
Shirley Craft reported the
Petersons, Harriet and Pete,
probably scored a first this past
weekend• She thinks its the first
time just the two of them have
come for a weekend without any
of the rest of their family. The
two days of relaxation was more
than welcome for Pete• He is
Director of Fire Fighters in
Western Washington and, need-
less to say, he has been a very
busy man around this state dur-
ing the past month.
The John Niemis left last Fri-
day for an extended stay at
their property at Anaheim Lake
in British Columbia. Their friend,
Jim Young, and his son, Jamie,
accompanied the Neimis for his
first look at the property he pur-
chased from
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Foursquare
Church
910 East Dearborn
LEWIS B. WYBONG, Pasto
SUnday School .......... 9:45 a.'m
Morning Worship .... 11:00 a.m.
C. Y,'s & Cadets ...... 6:00 p.m.
Evening Service ........ 7:00 p.m.
Bible Study (Wed.).. 7:00 p.m.
Alliance (;
Bunday School :'•"" i!
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prayer Hour (W'
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[ 9:45 a.m. Sunday School for all ages -- 6 p.
STATE TROOPER MIOHAEL HEIGHT, left, was present- C,L'f
ed with a certificate achievement by Howard Blair. MT. OLIVE LUTHERAN ,,
MISSOURI SYNOD _H0¢Hf, P'I
commander --of the American Legion Post at Goldendale 206 E. Wyandotte EDWIN C. ZSG ' , J
recently. The award was presented for outstanding serv-
ice to the community through carrying out his duties as a 'SundaySUNDAY'schoolJULYand30'Adult1967 Bible Classes .......... :";"1 !:1: ;I
police officer in a manner which reflects credit upon all 8: ,Z
last fall. Florence Jerrells police officers for dedication to his profession above and Morning Worship ............................................
Guest Pastor: tario, Ga"'J
The Floyd Hanbys from Seat- beyond the call of duty. Height is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Lyle Ristine, Londol
fie, part owners of some water- (2. A. (Porky)Height, Shelton, and a 1959 graduate of _ STIA-' N G00'-U
front property north of Gordon Shelton High School.
Simmon's spent last weekend on FIRST CHRI
the Island• They own the property Arcadia and Lake
with a son and son-in-law. They . Interim Minister from Puget Soe/"0l
brought two granddaughters, Unmn $ Bible School .......... 9:45 a.m. Family ',, 1
Karen and Christa Taylor to Worship .............. 11:00 a.m. . ..... r.7:Sg'
keep them company. C a l S L fs Of Vi if Wednescly--BibleStudyPtrtYl"OOSe"A
Child Care Service Available at --w'-':L/I
The Carroll Enos with their an ees o s ors " b rcc
grandson have been busy work- ur !|
ing on their place this past week. DuSng T h P sf We k d "' Ep" C!:
They have the former Meek's | e a e en St. David s iscopal
place• Fourth & Cedar, Shel. rt?ys:,t${.i"
The Rev. Clarence A. LodY--r,',-and P" B
The Lawrence Lockharts and y C VR HNOS are Mrs. Ina Wivell, Mrs. Frank The Church is always open formeditatl0P' t0
two girls from Kent were week- _ ..... Guyer and her son and daughter,
end guests of the Charles Shear- UNioN--Alter me welcomes David and Fahhia 7:30 A.M.--Holy Communion .... , I.IOte, "'- 'I
ers who are vacationing at their rain of last week the highway --. 7"'- ":.'' _ 9:00 A•M.--Divine Worship (St. Andrew - i
..... Armwng at ea-lac Saturday llw'me Worahu#
cabin at the Lagoon at Ballow and byways were tiueu wire ni-ht were 'r " .............
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for about two weeks• They are travelers headed for the various son Jac ........
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also former neighbors of the Sid places for reereatmn or 3ust out They are spendin- ten da"s with
Madges when they lived in Ket. for a drwe, . Mr a .......
They visited the Madges ver Mr and [rs Otto 'ro;''- "^ no vrs. tnaries ioggs, xs.
• , vv JVlUl $L¢:- "
. .- . /,__ .......... Hill and ,IVlrs. Boggs are sisters.
the weekend too. It had een mrnea from a two week race- H - .....
...... gush gues*s a* me home o: TeL 426-8461 " I
three years since they had been tion trip that took mere mrougn Mr ......
to the Island. . . . ann vrs. uranK Dean were Pastor I P'0 'l
the western staes and beautiful .... an .....
• . ,v'. cz vtrs. Laurence owman Arthur L. Baals I .,"l}l
majestic scenery. They started of : .........
The Harold Shew family ar- out b ....... ,,,. +h Ao+,o • mue, ure. rney Became Y30,1967 { ',l
rived last Saturday to spend this ....... ' ......... frie "" •
° nds when both famflms rived 9chool ....=,, ,,K
week visiting his brother, Rol- Bridge into Oregon then on in Kansas.
land, at the south end of the through Caiiforrda, Nevada, Colo- Mlrs. Dorothy Jessup had a 11:00 a.m.--Toplc: "KNEES AND TONQUI
Island. The Rolland Shews are rado, Rocky Mountain National 6:30 p.m.--Youth Groups
spending about a month here on
the Island.
The Hi Burches from Aber-
deen were busy this past week-
end clearing land to build a
shop on. While husband, Hi, was
clearing with the bulldozer, wife,
Jean, was busy working in the
garden the Burches and Niemis
do as a joint venture•
The Burches daughter, Janel,
will be starting beauty school
this next week in Aberdeen.
Callers at the Jim Lohrer home
two weeks ago were the Dale
Everetts and their three children
from Woodenville. She is Naomi's
niece• This past weekend Na-
omi's sister and her husband,
the Vern Engwalls accompanied
by Mrs. Tom Samrnon and her
three children, spent Sunday
visiting the Lohrers.
During her stay last weekend,
Carol Bengelsdorf, told of a little
blind girl in Tacoma• This little
girl was promised a seeing eye
dog if she could get fifty pounds
of the pull tabs off pop cans.
A container will be placed on
the ferry for any Islanders wish-
ing to help 'in this very worth-
while collection•
Park, Teton National Park, Yel-
lowstone National Park and Gla-
cier National Park. They also
stopped in Bozeman, Mont. to
visit with Mr. Wojohn's sister.
Several of our local families
spent the weekend at Ocean
Shores and did some clam dig-
ging. They were M1r. and Mrs.
Max Dean and famiily, Billy
Timm, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Allen
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Pierce, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Sages from, Belfair.
Mike Moore was home this
weekend for the first leave from
Ft. Lewis since he was inducted.
He brought home with him a
buddy as a house guest. He is
Paul Valentine of White River,
Wis.
Mrs. Kenneth Pearce and Mrs.
Jarrms Bittle are organizing an
Orthopedic AuXiliary for young
women of Union, Skokomish Val-
ley and Potlatch• All who axe
interested contact either Mrs.
Pearce or Mrs. Bittle. The next
meeting will be Aug. 2 at 7:30
p.m. at the home of Mrs. Harry
Coles IV.
Mrs. Nina Miller left Monday
for a camping trip to Deer Park
in the Olympics. Her companions
birthday celebration in her home
for Jean Morrow Wednesday.
Jean Morrow for many years
operated the Gift Shop next to
Alderbrook. She is now living
in Tacoma•
Scott hetzler is visiting with
his sister and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Stacy of Lacey. They
took Scott camping last week-
end.
Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Bishop
were here for the weekend• Their
son, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Bishop
from Palm Springs arrived for
a few days visit with his parents.
Mrs. Barbara Sjoblom and her
daughters, Kriss and Sally, came
from Seattle to make the family
complete.
:Mrs. Tillie Sherman received
word that her son Jack Kallerson
has just gone on duty on his
new job policing all Coast Guard
bases in the East Bay of San
Francisco including the Coast
Guard Training Station.
Mrs. Max Dean, Mrs. TiLlie
Sherman, Mrs. Dorothy Aldrich
and Mrs. J. E. Bishop all en-
joyed a day of shopping in Ta-
coma last week. To top the day
of fun they went to see the
Twilight Races at Longacres.
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u2JgAX UUUL -- 'or All Ageu .......... . ........... -'0
MORNING WORSHIP ....................................... . ............ . .:
CHRIST'S AMBASSADORS (Youth) ............ . .......... . :
EVANGELISTIC SERVICE .................... : ....... .'.'.'J" '" i
Faith Lutheran C
7th and Franklin
Family Worship Service: 8:3Oa;O'., .
Classes: Sunday School & Adult :
2nd Worship Service 11:00 a,r.
"A FRIENDLY cHURCI4" Flon e
Carl J. Carlsen, Pastor
Firs+ Church of Chris
302 Alder St., 8helton,
Sunday School 11:00 a.m. -
Wednesday evening testimony
Reading room located in church.
2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Mon.& Fri.
Fishermen's Club
and Margaret took a drive to
the ocean. It was their first view
of the Pacific and they were
quite impressed. Then Sunday
they had a chance to see a
gecuek dug for the first time,
when the Hartly's from Tacoma
were out for a weekend on their
property near the McCulloehs.
They also showed the Mid-West
visitors how to shuck oysters.
SUnday the three took a drive up
to Lake Clushrrmn. All of thi
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your new home
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HIMLIE REALTY
426-3369
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Another Islander, Mxs. Charlie
Stevens, was also still confined
to the hospital, as of this writing.
She entered Doctor's Hospital in
Tacoma last Tuesday for surgery
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