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12, 1965
SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL-- Published in "Chr'isfmasfown, U.g:gt.', $helton, Washington
P GE 9
Merle Bariek-
by members of
attend camp
for a week
Douglas Haines
rlof New Bruns-
to spend their
mother, Mrs.
Robert Pender-
Centralia Cen-
With Mr. and
Ella Simmons celebrated her
birthday in a real big way last
week. Wednesday night, 14 mem-
bers of the Idiot's Club dropped
in witll cake and ice cream to
extend their best wishes: Thurs-
day evening, 19 members of her
family brought in more cake and
ice cream and then on Friday eve-
ning, Ella. was treated to a chick-
en dinner at Millos Restaurant as
the guest of the Cecil Blackwel-
ders and Florence Taylor. Many
happy r(turns Ella.
This week, Pat Smith returned
from Anchorage, Alaska, where he
spent his summer hard at work.
Spending their vacation at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Durkin are Mr. and Mrs. George
O'Malley and two children of Ta-
eonla.
The Jerome Burkes motored to
Enumclaw Saturday to visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gusten.
MR. AND MRS. Martin Oi,to
enjoyed a Sunday drive to Olym-
pia where they visited Mr. and
Mrs. Jess Huskey at their home.
Sunday, the Henry Robertsons
le
made a trip to Portland, Ore., to
take their daughter, Mrs. Vickie
Rau an:t daughter, Brenda to the
airport. Vickie had spent the past
week visiting her parents and
many friends in the area.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Taylor and
son, Edwin, were Sunday dinner
guests al the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Leroy Dishon of Allyn.
wood, Calif.
A remainder to members of
Progress Grange that there will
be only one meeting this month
Aug. 13 and it will be potluck din-
ner.
Any of you ever see a woodpec-
ker the size of a crow? Well, Ed
Taylor went to the fair grounds
Monday and there on an old snag
Wednesday, Mrs. Florence Tay- was perched this spectacular bird.
lor had a most enjoyable day on We looked it up in our Petersons
a trip to the mountains wi~h Mr.Bird Guide and it's the Pileated
and Mrs. Ed Loregren and Mr. Woodpecker. This bird is black
and I~Irs. Vic HolthY all of Holly- with a led crest and full grown
will average 19n~ inches iz~ length.
A Sunday g~mst at the home of
the Martin Ottos was Carl Ander-
son of Olympia.
Mrs. Gertie Grate, Karen and
Lynn of Black Lake were Satur-
day evening guests of Mr, and
Mrs. Edwin Petty.
SUNDAY, TIlE Ira ~tap.sburys,
Harry Simmons, Eldon Todds, and
Len Coles made a leisurely trip
to Hurricane Ridge, enjoyed din-
ner at Dupois Restaurant, and
crossed the Hood Canal Floating
b~dge to have dessert in Bremer-
ton and then visited at the home
of the Cecil Blackwelders in the
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Petty at-
tended the Littlerock School Re-
union Sunday at the Littlerock
Grange Hall.
The O. R. Taylors entertained
the Dan Woods Tuesday evening
at their home.
Buddy Wood will be arriving at
the home of his grandparents
about Aug. 20 frown England with
his wife and daughter. They will
spend 45 days visiting friends and
relatives before they report to
their next base near San Fran-
cisco.
There lure 18 state colleges in
California.
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