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September 30, 1965     Shelton Mason County Journal
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• x}j! ~%¸ 1965 SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL--Published in ¢CChr tmasfown, U.g.A.", SheIton, Washington PAGE 9 GENEVA'S LIVING CLOCK ACTUALLY KEEPS TIME " Vividly-colored flowers (reds,yellow, greens) form its face. fifth in a series of They have the best chocolate two hour show and a fashion show. of Mrs, Florence to Ear- year), n a Switzerland a~ 8,1965 e ; at the Hotel LL at 9:10. The din- :losed so we went L to a restaurant 'eat. It was raining: ,bit and my rain hat i a man rescued it. !Way to get a man's ~aqL tired as we had ? I:bndoia at 9:10 in ¢01 the railroad sta- is nice. Room large balcony facing second floor. I • ke Geneva but . We followed huge lake, for . It was cloudy, d have been beau- here I've ever tasted. LEAVE HERE tomorrow for Paris for two days, then Ireland. We flew from Geneva via Air France. Gertie had been here be- fore going to Lourdes, so we only had two days in Paris, consequent- ly did not see too much. However, we had a lovely trip on the Phone River and dinner aboard the boat. Saw the Eiffel Tower, third highest in the world, but did not go up. Saw the model from which our Statue of Liberty was made. We saw Notre Dame and the many schools along the banks of the river. ONE DAY we were taken to see the Palace of Versailles, where the Peace Treaty was signed in 1919. It was once Europe s most spendid royal residence. A tremendous buildingand enormous, beautifully landscaped grounds. The Gallery of Mirrors, picture galleries, and the Royal Chapel. Our hotel was the France et )ed moun- Alps, I We enjoyed every bit. Our bath towels continue to be 4x6 feet and I love the size. The brogue here is killing but everyone is so friendly. I'm real anxious to start our country trip tomorrow. The bus strike is only in this and a few other counties, so we have to take the train to Belfast and begin the bus tour ~rom there. June 15 The bus strike is causing comp- lications. We were to start our tour Monday a.m. By 9:30 no one had called for us, upon inquiry were told we'd be called for at 11. Still no one came so we headed for tour headquarters with blood in our eyes. Things were in quite a state of confusion. THEY FINALLY told us to take an afternoon train to Galway and pick up the 'Shannon Tour' there for a 6-day trip around the south- ern part only, which we did. The trip was lovely and we saw By MABEL KIDD DAYTON--Houseguests of Mrs. A. E. Lemke during the past week have been Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Hart of Calgary. Visitors in the Lemke home Monday evening from Kctchikan, Alaska were her brother and sis- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Loitz who stopped on their way home from California. They also visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Loitz of Shelton. bits was injured while working on the job at Easton. He drives a G~arrett Tree Farmer which stalled on a steep grade and after getting off to do something about it he can't remember just what happened next. Mr. Tibbits was in the hospital for a while and then Was allowed to go home but did not get along as well as ex- pected so had to return to the hospital here in Shelton Monday. We welcome newcomers Mr. and Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kaare and daughter, Mrs. Joe Zauner were son and Kazen of Shelton, who have pur- daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Al chased the home formerly belong- Undeen of Bellingham. A1 had ing Lo Mr. and Mrs. Charles WiN been out on a field trip gathering lis. Charles and Edith are now specimens for his biology class residing in Olympia and Joe and and stopped in to see his folks' Margaret Kirk who lived in the new home. Willis home for a while have Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bm'low moved to Bremerton. spent the weekend in Daybreak, The Pete Bloomfield family at- and attended the field trials of the tended the Puyallup Fair Sunday accompanied by Nancy Schuffen- hauer and Lannie Olsen. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scott and family of Morton spent Sunday with the Joe Brown family. Dining Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Schuffenhauer were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Teitzel of Tacoma. THE L. A. TODDS had a rather busy week what with a tlip to Tacoma Wednesday for shopping, Friday evening for a visit to the A1 Fraisure home, and on Sunday they attended the Pomona meet- ing at the Shelton Valley Grange and had son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Todd of Port Orchard as callers. Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Todd, Shelton, were their dinner guests. Mrs. Pete Bloomfield accompan- led by Mrs. Lea Bishop of Kam- fiche attended Saturday the open house in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey Nelson honoring then~ on their 50th wedding annivers- ary. Dick Evers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Evers started classes Mon- day at the University of Washing- ton. Saturday ca!lers in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Lund were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lund and family of Bayshore, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ghramm and children of Union. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Neils Lurid visited. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Pharris have returned from a ten-day vacation to Wendell, Ida., where they vis- ited with her father, J. J. Budd and brother, James. James re- turned home with them for a visit. Enroll Now for Music GUITAR Mr. Dale Evans ACCORDION John Halvorsen PIANO Mrs. Gallinger 205 W. Cota Beagle Hounds. Carol and Yvette Scrogham came home literally laden down with ribbons won at the Playday held Saturday at the airport. The whole family attended the doings and were well pleased at how well the girls did. Mrs. Don McCallum has had '~v0rk from Son, Don, that he is now in New Zealand and carrying on as an assistant with the Na- tional Science Foundation. 2Y£r. and Mrs. Cliff Combs and Keith spent the weekend in Bur- lington with their friends, the 426-4302 John Rock family. THE HICKSON girls were busy over the weekend with Jamie spen- ding it with Laura Fisher of Shel- ton, Shells with Susan Wilkowski and poor Elizabeth at home keep- ing a good case of tonsillitis com- pany . Sunday guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McLain were Mr. and Mrs. Ron Gilmore from Bellingham. Spending the weekend at the Pathfinder Camporee held at Camp Wanamaker near Lake Sammamish were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pearson and children and Mer- lin Riekards, Rosalie and Ramona. This was a g, athering of all the Seventh Day Adventist Pathfinder Clubs from Western Washington. Twenty-six young people from the Shelton, Elms and Montesano churches attended. Mr. and Mrs. John Schur of Grandview, Mr. and Mrs. Burnell Dupuy and Geraldine Schur of Se- attle all spent the weekend as guests in the Delmer Schur home. Sunday drop-in callers at tse EVERGREEN 426-3456 or 426-4456 Box of =, ,Bmim R J o CHOICE...m[m e Tinted or Dyed Hair Choiseul--very nice and within much of the center of Ireland. Panhandle Lake home of Mr. and walking distance of the Louvre. As Passed Athlone and reached Gal- Mrs. Dennis Loertscher were Mr. of the plumb- we did no night life, our stay in way and the Great Southern Hotel and Mrs. Richard Mattson and Grey or White Hair .~, Sometimes you Paris was rather quiet, in time for dinner. A lovely hotel, boys of Shelton. ~Ulling a string, * * * Joined the tour this a.m. and ~¢h-s. Hartley Loertscher of Isa- YOUR CHOICE /!iiii) on on the wall, Dublin, Ireland drove along the west coast to Lis-bells Valley was a Saturday. caller ~:~F~AA' .d~!,~iiiiii~, Lop of the toilet June 13, 1965 doonvarna for lunch I think this in the Dennis Loertscher home. time you push, We took just two hours to fly is the poorest part of Ireland. Sorry to hear that Allen Tib- k ~--.m, .,:~iliiiiiT" PUll up. Usually here from Paris. Busses are onHundreds of miles of rock fences ..... ii~ ~i:~" : ;i)i,ii!i~:' bs. One bath had strike here but we were met and from three to 10 feet high. I ~ .~ ..... ~:~i!i~)lii~!iiiilli!ii~g':!i!~!iii~ .... ~arble walls and taken to the Hotel Jurys, which thought I saw rock fences in Spain EiI,l~l~ | Id m. ~ors. Every bath I is very nice (so much better than but this is unbelievable. I can ~ ~ Reg. *5.49 ;ince leaving home Paris). imagine the hundreds of years of ~ ;at least one is a We leave in the nmrning for our rock picking that went on to clear' m $6.98 BotHe of 'I00 '