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Family Honored At Going Away Party
IWAUP .... To say Mr, and Mrs. Pat McGrady will
the Bob Erhart be leaving Aug. 28 to return to
last week for a their New York home. They spent
near Chicago, a the summer in their Lilliwaup
Was held Aug. 17 cottage which will now be
Robinson Beach occupied by Mr. and Mrs. James
Erhart of tile l)urand and their two small
ate Patrol, son of children. The Durands, former
'n, is one of two state Shelton and Itoodsport residents,
'.n by competitive have been living in Wyoming.
:for Special training
.Stern Universily's CHURCH PICNIC
tee Administration Mr. and Mrs. Ehner Edwards
entertained twelve members of
has Spent about 19 the Shelton Christian Science
ate department and Church at a picnic at their
as an instructor I..illiwaup home Sunday. Guests
State Patrol were able to enjoy games and
Periods of service visiting out on the patio, but the
picnic was rained out and had to
and in Skagit
of his work has be enjoyed indoors.
education directed BUSY SUMMER
l.eonard Celestine, father of AI
parents of five Celcstine, went back to his home
a, Wendy, Lee,
Robin and in New Orleans recently after
both served as spending part of the summer with
,rs" at the local his son and daughter-in-law at
their mother, their beach home.
partof Other visitors included Al's
brother-in-law and sister Mr. and
therapy Mrs. Leonard Rohman and two
Lane Terrace
chiklren who were here in July.
Robin is to
to enter Tacoma Mrs. Celestine's mother, Mrs.
asa first-year Grace Lede]] of Seattle, was also
here for a visit whilc A]'s relatives
and sister, were at Lilliwaup. Recent guests
an Burman of were Mr. and Mrs. AubreyBrown
children were of Seattle, who came up for a
family farewell wcekend and took home their
son, Rcggic, long-time school
Members Win Many
At County Fair
?'LLEy Mr. and Mrs. Arian Johnson
PAT McGRADYS LEAVING friend of Jeff, who had a lO-day
visit at the Celestine home.
GUEST OF MeGRADYS
Lima LeCron, Hollywood,
story analyst for Warner Bros.,
was a house guest of the Pat
McGradys last week. She is now
visiting with friends and relatives
in Tacoma. Mrs. LeCron, school
friend of Mrs. McGrady, arrived
on the same plane Aug. 17, as
Nadine llenley, also of
Ilollywood, who was to visit Mrs.
McGrady's sister, Mrs. II.A.
Shaffer, at her Indian Point
summer home. Mrs. Shaffer's
guest left Tuesday.
NEW TENANTS
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Aldrich,
and baby son, who have been
living in the Lilliwaup club
cottage, moved to a house owned
by the John Aaro family. New
tenants in the cottage are the
Peter Vissers. Mrs. Visser is the
daughter of Anna Johnson, who
lives in Potlatch.
GUESTS AT OLSONS
Ed and Vivien Olson bade
Godspeed to departing guests Earl
and Alma Wells of Compche,
Calif. Friday. Then greeted the
beginning of a new contingent,
E'd's sister and brother-in-law, Em
and Everett Chase of Bellevue,
Saturday. Everett had been lured
down with tales of excellent
fishing in the canal. Saturday
evening netted only a ling cod -
no salmon.
Up at dawn, or even before,
Sunday high winds failed to daunt
his hopes of catching a salmon.
But it was not to be. Buffeted
about by white caps, and
occasionally drenched with
showers, they finally had to give
up.
Sunday David and Arlene Webb
arrived, bringing with them Ray
and Barbara Ilerbig with their two
small sons. Ray is head of the
biology department at Curtis tligh
were David teaches. Ray too came
to try his luck at angling. They
tried the ltamma llamma for
searun cutthroat as well as the salt
chuck. They caught one small
salmon.
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Rent or Buy on
Easy Terms
Johnny's
Music Box
Open 'tll 8:30 p.m.
Wed. & Thurs.
205 Cota 42e-4302
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The Valley
nlany ribbons for
es at the Mason
Of filting
esquitation, and
Lanship. Among
were Patli
and two whitc,
Sharhm
and one white,
- One 131, and two
]$O WOn reserve
rl Junior fitting
Lz evens one
otte led, and
blue and one
Vacation Bible
its program lasl
and at the close
a reception was
)f Rev. and Mrs.
tlar meeting of
last Friday
Was draped in
and children of Seattle and Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Johnson anti
family of Milton spent the
weekend with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Johnson. •
Ted Richcrt, Arthur Johnson,
and ('heslcr Valley made a
business trip to Centralia last
Saturday.
The Tahnadge Wilson family
left New York July 18 and after
sailing for 20 days aboard the
'ltellenic !lero' they reached
('apetwn, Africa. The voyage
was pleasanl although rough at
times, no one was seasick.
The children enjoyed very
inuch watching the 'flying fish'
some ten to fourteen feet long.
('apetown is a modern city of
about one million people and is
nine hours ahead of our time.
There was another stop at Fort
F, lizabeth and then on to their
destination, Durban.
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Radio and Hydromatic.
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tnenlbers who
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Pulsifer, Fred
It was
e With the next
members may
anniversary
James Hunter
Vacation trip.
hey spent
the
I'ark,
eier National
Announcement
The appointment of Dr. James E.
Tostevin to the staff of the Olympic
Research Division of ITT Rayonier
Incorporated was recently announced
by Dr. Edwin L. Lovell, Manager of
the Division. Dr. Tostevin is a native
of North Dakota. He is a graduate of
Carleton College, Northfield,
Minnesota and obtained his Ph.D.
from the Institute of Paper Chemistry
in Appleton, Wisconsin. He was
employed in the cellulose industry in
Canada before coming to Shelton.
Dr. Tostevin and his wife Patricia
enjoy outdoor activities- especially
hiking and mountain climbing. Their
two year old son, Carl, shows promise
of similar interests but does part of his
hiking on his father's back. A major
hobby of Dr. Tostevin is photography
and one of his first projects in their
new home on Mountain View is to
build a dark room. Mrs. Tostevin was
a librarian at the Institute of Paper
Chemistry.
ITT RAYONIER INC.
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Another visitor at the Olsons, a
more or less permanent addition
to the sun-deck set, is "Nutsy"
the squirrel, lte has taken over
where the hummingbirds left off
and makes several trips daily to
lap up syrup, lie also enjoyed the
Texas pecans left over from last
years trip to Waco, but when they
ran out, he turned up his pert
little nose at any of the other
goodies provided by his host.
Peanuts, raisins, bread and peanut
butter, oatmeal, he'd have none
of any of it. A thoroughly spoiled
squirrel, all he wanted was
pecans. So the Olsons are hoping
this will be a good year for pecans
in Waco so daughter Nancy can
mail a big box of them up to
"Nutsy."
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and then just when that value is
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family, to have it disappear
entirely because of death?
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