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Catto Both feel at home because oi
the similarity of affectionate fan]-
~" Two bright- Sly ties and love of fun in their
teenagers, ex- South American homes and in tlle
South Amer- Dodds family, the exchange stud-
Sunday ents explained. Marls has a bro-
family from ,her and a sister and Vicky ~even
alif. From the brothers and sisters. Their moth-
with its ers are sisters and were teachers.
to a vaca-~ Vicky's father is a Bogota bus-
Penin- iness man and the family has a
Wilderness" farm--a "finka"--in the jungle ar-
was quite ca, where they have f~lts and
young people, animals.
n, 18, and his Marls and Vicky think that the
cl~ ¢) Guzman, exchange student "plan is highly
this fall neat' desirable. Marls, who wishes to be
is making his a sociologist, finds it advantageous
Y in Mill VaN to know otlmr peoples, their lang-
~st March while uages and cultures. English lang-
: a few days ago.
the Dodds, while sage will be helpful to Vicky
s. Dodds' daugh- when she achieves her ambition to
cky's parents in become a secretary.
her senior year, Potluck supper and pinochle
Senora de la night, a monthly event sponsored
School. Vicky by members of the Lilliwaup Corn-
at the John munity Club, will be held Friday
Francisco.
b Week vacation,
their visit-
Bill and Bob
Girvin, are ca-
creek cabin
John Robinson,
Dodds.
during the
Sunday,
visitors were
into the teen-
in their
activities.
Were impressed
communicate
their first, day
the exchange
SUccess for these
ered young
patio dessert
almost a news
ask-
and Vicky,
over attempts
school or
were ans-
understand-
who would
and do
their English,
SOme vocabulary
through SoYrie
way here,"
that they
like their own
found similar-
activities.
Si! They are
campestre', and
dogs, "perro :
records
have many
see many
shows in
"movies U.S.
as Italian and
they say, are
Colas,"
roposed
Ldrawel of ap-
of public
National For-
under the
a~o~hn wo.s ai~-
E. Butt,
Bureau of
e.
for Withdrawal
of Agri-
Forest
Skoko-
to prese,~e
interest
)r public
super-
Forester
and is located
Period is pro-
corn-
may be sub-
Public to the
it at
Public lands
with-
in the
be poet-
at Room
evening, August 13, in the com-
munity hall at Lilliwaup. Supper
will be at 6:30 p.m. The public
!is invited and there are ref,'esh-
ments and prizes following the
pinochle playing which starts at
8 o'clock.
Black sea bass and red snapper
fishing out of Rest While park
has been extremely rewarding re-
cently, states manager Earl
Mauge. From the deep holes have
come fish weighing from 10 to 16
pounds.
A large number of trailers have
been in to take advantage of the
warm weather that has welcomed
tourists.
A group of neighbors honored
Mrs. LouSe Schaufler Wednesday
of last week with a birthday hmch-
eon at her Hamma Hamma river-
side home. There was a birthday
cake and gifts for the occasion and
the guests enjoyed seeing Mrs.
Schaufler's attractive newly re-
modeled kitchen, as well as her
garden flowers.
Luncheon participants were Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Sauer, Mrs. Stella
Morken, Mrs. Charles Diesen, Mrs.
L. K. Webb, Mrs. Allie Ahl, Mrs.
Oran B. Lee, Mr.~. George W.
Moake, Miss Penny Diesen of Seat-
tle and Mr. and Mrs. Schaufler.
FRIENDS WITH whom she had
shared a South Pacific cruise last
winter were entertained Saturday
evening at the Tacoma home of
Mrs. Aimee Fuhrmeister. After a
buffet supper, the warm evening
was spent on the patio. The fellow
voyageurs looked over some of
Mrs. Fuhrmeister's travel pictures
to choose those they would like to
have in their own collections.
Guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Allie W. Robinson, Mrs. N. J.
Sceva, Mrs. Florence Ross and
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Evans.
The Evanses stayed overnight in
Tacoma with their son-in-law and
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wahl
on Sunday to Seattle
for a family party. Their daughter,
Mrs. Cliff Nelson, had the annual
party to celebrate the birthdays
of their three children whose birth-
dates are close together on the
calendar.
The Robinsons and Mrs. Sceva
also stayed over in Tacoma with
relatives Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Harnage and
daughter Wanda of Granada Hills
Calif., paid a surprise visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Sig An-
derson Friday. The Harnages spent
the weekend here and on Friday
evening they were joined at dinner
by Mr. and Mrs. Norman Germeau
of Centralia.
DROPPING IN TO see the An-
dersons on Sunday afternoon were
Harry and Nellie DeShields of
Olympia. Harry, who is with the
Washington State Patrol in Olym-
pia, declared that they stopped
enroute home from Port Angeles
because he "smelled Mabel's wild
blackberry pie."
A surprise visit for your
porter came late Thursday after-
noon, when a call from Harry Hays
at the Lilliwaup Motel advised that
"Someone here is looking for your
place," and added, "she says she
went to school with you 50 years
ago."
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At the entrance to our beach
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days friend. Mrs. Ernest Hays, and
her husband, who live in Carna-
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Dr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Carlile
of Bellew)e were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Mc-
Grady. Dr. Carlile of the Mason
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Mrs. Nell Vance, who ,vent to
ob Swalling. Attending the large
church wedding and reception Sat-
urday evening were Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Campbell, also former Lil-
liwaupians, now of Shelton.
The bride was Miss Veronica
Kay Aagard, who was attended by
a sister-in-law as matron of hon-
f
or and three former college friend,~
as brideshmids. The groofi'~'s uncle,
Carl Swalling, was best man. The
young couple will make their home
in Battle Ground.
On vacation from his work as
an electrical engineer at Boeing:
Airplane Company, Bob Hill, son
of Mrs. Jack Carts, and his family
came Saturday for a visit at the
Carts home. They were delighted
with the warm swimming weather
and enjoyed a salmo nbarbecue on
Sunday. With their children, Bert
and EHeen, Bob and Welma are
traveling in their well-equipped
camper and planned to go north on
the penninsula and to the ocean
from Lilliwaup. On Wednesday
they will celebrate their 20tit wed-
cling anniversary.
I~ob's brother-in-law and sister,
the Mack Knntsens of Olympia,
were also in Lilliwaup. for the
weekend with their children. On
Saturday night they joined in cele-
brating the July birthdays of both
Bob and Welma Hill.
Mrs. Allie Robinson's grand-
daughters, Wendy Erhart of Clear
Lake, Wash.,and Alice Burnm.n of
Bellewm, left Saturday after a
week's visit here. The girls always
have "a special project" dnring
their slimmer visits here. This time
they are proudly taking home
name signs for their family homes,
plaques on which they have design-
ed the names with Canal beach
shells. %Vendy will probably visit
her cousin in Bellewm before re-
turning to Clear Lake.
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Haley's, Regular or Lo Cal
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