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12, 1963
SIIELTON--MAgON C'OUNTY JOURNAL--Publlshed in ctChrlstmatow)._ U.S.A.', ghelton, Washington
PAGE
Truck Extinguished At
Who says a
dull? Certainly not
finds that run-
"Stock Market"
has some
moments.
arsday morning, for
the daily routine
shattered by the
of a gasoline
believe it or not,
eatop iis tank trailer.
SeCOnds were neees-
and post office
COnclude that tle so-
( ? ) prob-
hasty retreat to
the road" !
was also shared by
than stalwart
"hi-tailed" it to
haste. Now, who
with the unde-
of a gasoline tank-
a few feet from
?---you guessed
the tanker
SO no fur]les
add to the prob-
and thanks
of our ov’iL fire
the prompt ar-
Buckingham
Ulie in direeting a
to the blazing
was extinguished
And so--
few choice
Sorting out the
ust another
our country gro-
Youngsters trud-
long steps a
another year
Our Grapeview
the capable di-
Art Zehe and
Three large-eyed
from their
COurage before
aspects of that
were the Mis-
er Treasure Is-
Query of Stretch
Ronnie Battles
area.
Was also back on
-eting for the
afternoon
of officers
following re-
Vivian Query;
Louise Okonek ;
BLUE 0X
UN.-ONLY
6:45
at 9 p.m. Only
VS.
Grapeview Stere Last
secretary, Carol Battles; and trea-
surer, Sally Anderson. With the
\\;Vestera Washington Fair st Pu-
vallup once again in the offing,
the teachers and mothers are plan-
ning to give the Grapeview young-
.%era a full day seeing' the sights,
Sept 17. Our bus and driver, Orin
Buckingham, will escort tile school
children while several mothers
plan to drive over to act as guides
an(,' chaperones.
AND LET U, not fmet our
youngsters, on tile threshold of be-
coming adults, who are embarking
on the tremendous experlence of
higher learning. High school grad-
aates of 1963 {ronl Irene S. Reed
in Shelton: Lynne Stevcns was
driven to Seattle last weekend by
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Stevens, to prepare for "rush" be-
fore entering l.he University of
Washington; Doug Lutz is still in
Belle Chasse, La., at the home
of uncle George Lutz with plans
to return home in time for the
second semester of college here;
Bruce Fulmer is enrolled for the
fall term at Tacoma-Vocational
Technical school. North Mason
gladuates Diana and Edana
Strickland are enrolled at Wash-
ington State University in Pull-
man; Robert Spooner is attending
Reed College, near Portland, Ore.
as of Sept. 9, after a week's orien-
tation, while Bob Pelan plans to
enter the Tacoma Vocational Tech-
nical School. We wish them all
the best of luck.
Clem and Marge Holl's "fish-
loving" friends were given a royal
treat last Saturday evening with
smoked salmon "ala Clem" served
buffet style with many other
mouth-watering delectables oil the
colorful flower-filled patio at Ihe
Hells' lovely waterfront hom(.
Guests were delighted with a
"first look" at Clem's artistic han-
diwork in finishing their new bed-
room wing as well as satisfying
lheir appetites and their desire for
leasant chit chat, a very nice
evening !
Some people have been known
to "raise the roof", but with the
Fred Lutzes, it's better than that.-
they're raising the whole house---
two feet---to make room for a
long awaited basement; construc-
tion to begin next week.
Don and Vivian Query enter-
tained out-of-town guests over last
weekend. They were Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Rex of Kirkland with
youngsters Kathy and Bob. The
Rex family is in the process of
moving to Bellingham and conse-
quently, thoroughly enjoyed a re-
spite, especially since the weather
cooperated so beautifully. They
left for home late Sunday after-
noon.
Seven Grapewew couples are
preparing to "b0wl 'era over"
Week
and personal property destroyed.
We are (tishcartened to see these
lhings hal)pening but, neverthe-
less, feel the necd to alert our
residenls to be ou the wqtch for
suspicious activities at unusual
hol]rs ileal' l lnocell [lied suit/nler
homes. We can sincerely hope to
have this slopped b.2"ore serious
d,'t mae occurs,
]liUP-TWO-three-four" will be
ringing in the ears of Army re-
cruit Dan Rohinson after this past
Tuesday when he reported to Fort
Lewis for induction and processing
)efore embarkin?" for Fort Ord
and 16 \\;reeks of basic training.
Dan, who has heen hell)in K with
Llle landscaping of many of our
community's homcs and had re-
cently purchased the Joe Tschida
home on lhe 'Prcasure Island road,
has renked his place to Mr. Byron
Baker who is a machinist at the
Naval Shipyard in Bremerton. Our
best wishes to Danny and his as-
cent to PFC. Hurry home!
Houqeguests of Mr and Mrs.
Orin Smile fronl last Wednesday
until Monday were Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Knepper of Salmon, Ida
Thursday, the two couples joined
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Olfield and Mr.
and Mrs. Cleve Sldnner at Priest
Point Park in Olymnia and pic-
nicked amid the fascinating sur-
roundings. After this outing', the
four couples drove over to the
Olfields' place at Boston Harbor
and remblisced over lhe pleasant
,lays spent at the winter trailer
can]p they all frequent in Arizona.
Friday the Kneppcrs were much
impressed by a sight-seeing trip
Lo the Hood Canal floating bridge
and Saturday, all four couples once
again got together and (lrove out
to Westport and Grayland. Of spe-
cial interest were the cranberry
bogs and the incoming fishing
boats. The remainder of the love-
ly weekemt was spent at Soule's
home and the Kneppers departed
with warm memories of a number
of "first sights", fishing on the
:ound and a substantial supply of
fresh oysters.
Apparently the Don Johnstons
just don't have an "in" with the
weatherman, for practically every
,01anneal visit to their summer cot-
LaKe has brought out Ills worst
side. This weekend visit turned a
zero-per-cent chance of rain Sun-
day to a da of showers and
clouds. Nevertheless, little guest
.Shelly Baltch, Bellewm friePd and
neighbor of Debbie .Johnston, thor-
,ma'hlv enjoyed comina" along.
SUNDAYS NIIOWEIlS did calm
down however, and in spite of the
cloudy skies, thc afternoon was
mild enough to permit tile Mrrill
MeKifisLrys to carry out their af-
ternoon plans. Not only did they
t reM, a group of friends to a de-
',icious picnic bu/ l, hey also taught
them how to extract the reclusive
oyslcr from ils shell. Those friends
eeeivin g /his pleasing attention
were Mr. and Mrs. Irving Lewis
of Vashon Island, Mr. Ray Kern of
Olympia, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sea-
bury and son \\;Viii, Mrs. N[arg'aret
Holl.{nd, Mr. and Mrs. Burnell Die-
kinsm and son Bruce, all of Se-
-a ttle.
Linda Spooner left September 5
.%r a two week visit in British Co-
hunbia, with relatives in Vancou-
err and Comax.
The Clifford Barnes of Tacoma
bare been enjoying recent week-
ends at the Treasure Island beach
cottage of Mr. and Mrs. John An-
derson. Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. And-
erson are sisters.
Ann and Marcella Westberg ar-
rived home just in time for school
fronl a fabulous trip east that
took Marcy to Sebeka, Minn., for
visits with'aunts, uncles arid num-
erous cousins for three weeks.
Ann's two-week's trip took her
first of all, to Logan, Utah for
the Tupperware Jubilee which was
held st the State University cam-
pus. The "Golden Dragon" theme
for the Jubilee was carried
throughout, including the presen-
tation of "Flower Drum Song",
brought to Logan especially for
the occasion. Other entertainers
helping to give all the visitors a
wonderful time were Bob Crosby
and his !'Bob Cats", plus BoWs
talented son, Chris. After a drive
east to Minnesota with managers
from that area, Ann enjoyed a
short visit with relatives and old
friends before flying home by Jet
with Marcy. Highlight of this part
off`Ann's vacation was a visit with
one brother and family whom she
hadn't seen in 22 years.
Walter Clayton, St. drove to
[-Ioquiam last Saturday evening to
attend Rayonier, Inc's annual re-
tirement dinner honoring a group
of retiring employees. One hund-
re guests attended the sumptuotm
baflq]et.
The Sarah Eckert Orthopedfe
Guild's 1963-64year will begin with
a work meetin’ which will be held
a week from Friday (Sept. 30) at
tile home of Mrs. Clem HOll. The
ladies will meet at Y1 a.m. and
are requested to bring a sack
hmch. Co-hostess Mrs. Les Soule,
informs us that dessert will be
served, as usual.
Sunday shoppers take notice:-
The Grapeview Grocery will be
(,pen on Sunday from 10 a.m. until
1 p.m. as of last Sunday.
again now that bowling season has
arrived once more In the Shelton Residents To Lake Nahwatzel
"Mr. and Mrs. League" the Bob
Battles and Don Qumys bowled
for the first time last Sunday eve-
ning in Shelton along with "old
timers" the Joe Engens and Don
Pogrebas, who as the former "Va-
gabonds", will hence forth be
known as "Stoeks-Grapeview"
their new sponsors being Julie and
Doris Stock: also the Bill Staudts
and Web Ethertons plus the Gee.
Lewises. Our best wishes for a suc-
cessful season.
It is difficult, always, to write
of vandalism, senseless as it is and
so terribly frustrating. Neverthe-
less. we have to face if-there are
vandals m our community. Our
sehooi was broken into during the
summer, with destruction the on-
ly apparent motive and now---we
bear reports and have seen evi-
dence of tile same destructive
pranks on Treasure Island this
-rest weekend. Expensive signs
have been torn down and moved
tiNiiiia::d:::: L O A N
lmme loan by a savings & loan
was made to lamplighter ill
Pa., in 183t. This home is still
A HUNDRED BILLION!
Pleasant Weekend Bri,gs Summer
the savings & loan business
100 billion dollar mark ill
.e are proud to be a part of this
evement. To you, our customers,
a hundred billion."
SaVings at Current Annual Rates
DIVIDEHDS AT 41°/o
d four times Annually
Shellon Branch
n County Federal
s & Loan Association
Branch Office Branch Office
'ay 313 Railroad Ave. Market Square
Shelton, Wash Lacey, Wash.
By Joann Tnl)per
N AHWATZEL -- The warm
sumrner clays we have been ]lav-
ing these past few days has
brought the lake residents out to
their summer homes-to enjoy wa-
ter skiing and swimming' and just
relaxm uqth thmr fmends and fa-
mily.
Mr. and Mrs. L.'F. Cook, Mon-
tesano enjoyed Sunday dinner at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Springer.
Sunday visitors aI Mr. and Mrs.
Roe Franklin were Mr. Franklin's
mother, Mrs. I)ora Crowell and
Mr. and Mrs Louie Bee. all of
Quileene.
Spendino- the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. P. E. Hewson were their
granddaughters. Jennifer and Kit-
ty Parker of Olympia Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Phil Parker and other
children, Elizabeth and Happy
Parker visited the Hewsons and
helped celebrate Kitty's lath birth-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carte and
children of Seattle visited Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Hansen last Sun-
day. They formerly were of Shel-
ton. " "
Mr. and Mrs. Hector Barbour
visited .t the home of Tom \\;Vebb
of Unioh. They enjoyed pi-dThg
ripe tiffs off of Vebb's trees.
VISITING MR. AND MRS. Ar-
chic Kelley last Saturday evening
was Mrs. Kelley's nephew and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stone
of Algona.
Attending the Jefferson-Jackson
Democratic dinner at the Shelton
Armory last Wednesday evening
was Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooper.
Thllrsday Mrs. Cooper motored
to Tacoma to do some shopping.
Mrs. Cooper visited at the home
of Mrs. Myrtle Cameron. Shelton,
last Friday. Later that aftenloon
.he was luncheon guest at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Me-
Clanahan of Shelton.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. James
Bleeker last Sunday afternoon was
Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Golf of Un-
ion l)rop-in guests Sunday were
Mr and Mrs. Charles VanEpps of
Shelton.
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Patten
were Mr. and Mrs. lVes Hurlev, of
the lake and Mr. and Mrs. William
McKinson and son of the State
Hatchery near Matlock.
Last Sunday the Pattens were
dinner o'uests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Christy of -'hel-
ton.
Visiting Mr. mid Mrs. Clifford
Reeve last Saturday evening were
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomas of
Puvallup.
Ceebrating his 10th birthday
last IVedn esdav was Jimmy Smit,
son of Sgt. and Mrs. Lerov Smith.
nd grandscn of Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Da,wson. Enjoying the birthd:y
cake wffh Jim were his sister. Lin-
da and Rodney and Randy Reeve
of the lake.
Visiting Mrs. Leroy Smith and
Dawsons last Sunday was Mrs.
Smith's in-laws, Mr. and Mrs. L.
H. Francis of Portland, Ore.
SATURDAY evening Mr. an
Mrs. Art Palmer. Matlock. ac-
companied Mr. and Mrs. A1 Tup-
net to Olympia to the EagTes Hall'
lot an evening- of dancing.
Last Snnday Mr. and Mrs. Dick
TtmDer and dau:hter, Susan, John}
and Alan Tuper. and Junior Bry-
an attended the Nimrods Club pot-
luck picnic for club members and
their families at Ken Woldens
place on Arcadia Road in Shelton.
Dinner guests last Sunday at
tim hDae of Mr. and 5VIrs. AreS1
Tveit were Mr. and Mrs. Robert
rard of Brenlerton.
6 01:,h Western
PUYALLUP " SEPT. 14-22
of Mr. and Mrs. "Harry Kidd were
Mr. and Mrs. Dal Valley of Shel-
ton and Kodiak.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Pearn were Mr. and
Mrs. Reginald Pearson, a brother,
gnd sister=in:law Of Everett.
A correction on an item of last
week; Mrs. Gertrude Scott and
son, Leon visited in Quilcene last
week wi{h Mrs. Gardy Richardson.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Troup
and children of Seattle were Sat-
: urday overnight and Sunday
guests in the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Adams.
The James Hickson family mo-
t0red, to Tacoma Sunday and vis-
ited with grandmother, Mrs. Sar-
ah Kirk and aunt, Mrs. Mabel
Clothier of Burien, and other rela-
tives, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mad-
sen.
IIOTORING TO EVERETT on
Wednesday were Mr. and Mcs. AI-
via Chapman and children and
Mrs. Harry Kid& They hmched
and visited with Mrs. Robert Kel-
ies/ and also called on Mrs. Ken-
neth Ivers0n.
Monday evening callers in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Rob-
erts were Mr, and Mrs. Ben Wil-
liams and family of Los Lake.
Mrs. Gertrude Scott aceomplan-
led Mrs. Bill Holman of Slielton
on a visit Saturday afternoon to
see Mr..and Mrs. A. M. Evans of
Skc;komish Valley.
Visiting on Friday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Alvan Chapman wer'e
Mr. and iIrs. Wes Sloan of Shel-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Pharris have
returned from a two week vaca-
tion trip to Idaho where they vis-
ited her dad, James Budd and bro-
ther, J. "vV. Budd in Wendell, his
brother, Joe Pharris in Hazelton
i Έ ,
Nm Family Moves Into Home A TT E N 11' i 0 [
I, The Dayton Area Last Week |
DAYTOn" -'-ae'wlme is ex-:is)e''rs.e'l'lpsEie:t-re e, We Will Take Appointments !
! w,,,,,.,, , ,.o,,.,, .'
9:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. I
Vls,tors last week in the home ndthda,1;:htend, ev:itebY br?ta::db PI-C, HIWAY S" SHELTON
Mrs. Tony Nelson.
I'gIDAY, M R. AND MRS. L. A. 1
Todd called on son and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Eldon Todd. Saturday
they attended, a birthday party
held at Walker Park honoring
their greatgrandson, Brian Hardy,
who was two years old. The Eldon
Todds hosted for their grandson.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
James Einarsson were her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Huff of
Myrtle Point, Ore.
Mrs. Ahna Baker visited Satur-
day evening in Skokomish Valley
with Mrs. Edna Hunter.
]VYr: and Mrs. Wayne Evers and
family motored to Melbourne Sun-
day afternoon and called on Mr.
ancl Mrs. Truman Myers.
Lnrene and Marlefie Hulbert
spent Friday overnight with
randparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Hulbert.
Friday visitors in the Pete
Bloomfield home were Mrs. Les
Bishop of Kamilche and Mrs.
Floyd Watters.
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24 hr. service
Torsak Ambulance
2119 Adams St. 426-825
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5th & Railroad Ph. 426-8231
Barber ......
Appointments ]
Wednesday & Thurs.
9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
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Floor Coverings ...... .
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Mt. View Ph. 426-2292
Heating
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STARKEY'S HEATING
Sales & Service
514 Ellin or 426-4673
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beds. walkers
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Shelton
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