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October 1, 1964
SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL---Published in ""Christmastown, U.S.A.", Shelton, Washin
Page 7
WCC~ld Out, sincere
only be ex-
admiration
mg rrlan in
believes in
Engen was
Electrician
Naval Ship-
School in cere-
Ziegemeier Audi-
evening, Sept. 19
diplomas was a
of clas-
appren-
ball was held,
program, at
Hall and
G rapeview
~ate Joe Engen
ey, were Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs.
Ir. and Mrs. Bill
itional pageantry
ment of the Wes-
l~atr at Puyallup
e "til next year'.
e school youngs-
d to a thrilling
time" on Mason
last Tuesday,
ae entire student
by teachers,
Nornla Olson,
of mothers, took
as pea-
the ever
taking first pre-
Other exhibits en-
were the
4-H and agricul-
the floral and
acting as
e indulging in
the same time,
Hansen,
Lea Free-
Don Anderson,
Hicks, Rod
Somers. Bus
was hap-
companion for
"date"
Ethel Bucking-
the weather
'. Grapeview gl~otlp
lap and remained
throughout the
have
.this last week,
following
' in the Ever-
where
for a special
e Presentation of
froln our club
Jubie Hicks
ice, Kathy, Da-
and Mrs. Art
and Kim, Mrs.
Ucky and Kathy,
Lea, Mrs.
Mrs. Burr
and Bonnie,
Gil Dnppman
Jerry, Su-
Pogreba,
Clayton.
lagen, was
and p~e-
e ribbon ~for the
its outstanding
This award was,
:ause of the ex-
Book,
with assist-
as Pub-
award
Alice Hicks
and freezing of
connection with
Family" pro-
From
jest. Mrs. Jubie Hicks, Mrs. Don
Query and Mrs. Art Nicklaus re-
ceived Leader's pins.
MONI)AY AFTERNOON brought
the Barnacles together at the
Grapeview School for their first
meeting of this fall. Election of
officers brought the following re-
sults: President, Joel Zehe; Secre-
tary, Bonnie Benson; Treasurer
Art Nicklaus and Publicity Chair-
man, Georgia Clayton. Leaders for
the ensuing term will be Mrs. Don
Query taking the Sewing Group
with Mrs. Rod Isaacson assisting,
Mrs. Jubie Hicks in Animals and
Baking, Mrs. Art Nicklaus taking
the Bachelor's group and Meal
PTPa~ atai;si sti a;d wit~l s AsLo°ul~e
members under ten years of age.
John and Emma McGlothlin were
happy to welcome John s daughter
Alyce with daughter Lois and son
Johnny to Grapeview last Thurs-
day noon when they arrived from
their home in North Bend, Ore.
for a long weekend visit. Accom-
panying them was Mrs. Ray Pres-
cott, also of North Bend and, while
they were here, Mrs. Lucille Lath-
am of Potlatch drove mzt to spend
some time visiting with Alyce.
Friday, the gala spent the day in
Seattle on R shopping spree and
Saturday evening, long - time
friends "Spec" and Irene entertain-
ed them all for dinner. Sunday,
after Lucille and FRye had taken
in R rock show in Seattle, they
joined the rest of the family for
dinner here with John and Emma
and on Monday Mrs. Fred Lutz
hosted Mrs. 'l~rescott, Lois and
Emma on a tour of the Puget
Sound Naval Shipyard. After a
breakfast with friends, Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh McSwayne at the Pot-
latch Fish HatChery, the Oregoni-
ans planned to l~ead for home.
Lloyd Richey missed out on all
the activities at his home last
weekend, with a Wine Wholesalers
Convention in Yakima demanding
his attention. Howard Seiners at-
tended the two-days of meetings,
etc., also, driving over SundRy
morning with plans to return home
Tuesday evening.
MR. AND MRS. Ed Okonek and
family were happy to greet young
Richard Okonek and family last
Sunday when they drove out from
their Tacoma home for dinner
with the folks. Cute little year-
and-a-half Sheri managed to steal
the spotlight from her parents for
most of the visit; the only subject
more vital being oncoming "hunt-
il~g season".
A welcome visitor at the Clare
:Peters' home these days is Clare's
brother William Peters who ar-
rived last Saturday from Twisp.
The family is amxiously awaiting
the arrival of James Peters and his
wife of Pleasant Hill, Calif. so
they might complete their family
reunion. A side trip to British Co-
lumbia while cn route is being
held responsible for the-xlelay.
• 'A~ belated "happy birthday" to
Don Pogreba, Jr. who celebrated
his 14th (believe it or not) Sept.
26. A quiet family observance was
enhanced by the presence of Shel-
ton guest Terry Roller who spent
and overnight with his "aging"
friend and then joined him in at-
tending a movie in Bremerton.
We are sorry to report that our
friend and neighbor Margaret Rice
is still under constant doctor's
Kam lche
By Frane~.-s Simmons
Last Saturday the Kamilche
young people belonging to the 4-H
participated in Achievement Day
activities. Barney Lambert was
master of ceremonies. Those win-
ning awards were Milly Selvidgc,
Sally Sclvidge, Jack Fischer, Ed-
die I,~ischer, Valerie Fischer, FRye
Fischer. Barbara Wolf, Ken Sel-
ridge, Jack S clvidge, Don Whine-
ry, Dale Whinery and Judy Smith.
Going to the State Fair at Yakima
this week are Barney Lambert on
a general demonstration, Judy
Smith with a demonstration in
agriculture and FRye Fischer as a
~judge in livestock.
4-H members attending the Puy-
allup Fair last week were Barney
Lambert who was master of cere-
monies and also presenter a de-
:monstration; Kenny Selvidge and
Faye Fischer participated in live-
stock judging.
The PTO group meeting Monday
evening of last week elected offi-
cers for the yem- who are Mrs.
]Chester Marshall, president; Mrs.
:Phil Stoehr, vice president; Mrs.
Phil Simmons, secretaz-y and Mrs.
Earl Bradley, treasurer. It was de-i
tided monthly meetings will be
care at Shelton General Hospital,
She is not receiving visitors yet.
Our hopes and prayers are with
you, Margaret !
Football is in the news again:
The big University of Washington
-- Baylor game Saturday at the
University of Washington took 2
of our country boys to the big city.
Julie Stock attended with long
time friend Warren' Bradley of
Purdy and Walt Clayton, Jr. join-
ed Coach Bill Brickert of Shelton
and, as guests of Roy McConkey,
thoroughly enjoyed watching the
Huskies emerge victorious.
The Shelton -- Port Angeles
game the previous evening took
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton, Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Eke Eacrett and Mr. Walt
Eckert to Port Angeles where they
were disappointed with the score
16-13 in the Roughriders favor,
the Highclimbers first defeat of
the season.
Belfair PTA Invites
Gandidates Te Speak
By Bctt.y Criss
BELFAIR --- The ElementaxT
PTA will meet Oct. 8 instead of
tonight. This will be a "Meet Your
Candidates" night and invitations
have gone out to all candidates
to come and be introduced and
speak, with a question and answer
period to follow.
The meeting will be held in the
Gym at the High School at 8 p.m.
in order to accomodate a larger
attendance. This will be a public
meeting and all interested citizens
are urged to attend and meet the
candidates. Keep Oct. 24 open for
a. Spaghetti Dinner being served by
the Elementary PTA at. the Cafe-
teria from 5 to 8 p.m. Joan Corliss
and Pat Medeiros are co-chairmen
for this coming event.
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aft
held on the third Monday of every
month.
Kamilche School boys and girls
attended the Puyallup Fair Wed-
nesday of last week. The children
are enjoying some new books and
new swings recently installed. The
boys are practicing football and
expect to play a game this Friday.
MR. AND MI~S. Anion Ellison
took their son Marshall to Kirk-
land Sunday afternoon where he is
enrolled fez: school term at North-
west College.
Persons who have not yet regis-
tered to vote should register at
the Wilcox Richfield Station (if
residence is in Kamilche precinct)
or at the County Auditor's office
in Shelton. Books are open until
Oct. 19 for transfer of registra-
tion. General election will be on
Nov. 3.
Jess Huskey returned Saturday
from a ten day trip to The Dalles,
Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Maki of
Seattle visited Sunday at the Mar-
tin Otto home.
A weekend visiter last week at
the Martin Otto home was Mrs.
Sadie Griggs of Olympia.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wood drove
to Portland last weekend. Karen
Mainwaring returned with them.
She then left Sea-Tac Airport Sun-
day for Anchorage, Alaska where
she will enter college.
Mr. and Mrs. John Blake of
Olympia were dinner guests at the
Harry Simmons home last Thurs-
day.
Stmday Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Simmons and Mr. and Mrs. Will
Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. JohI,.
Blake of Olympia motored to Hoot
Canal for dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Taylor visit-
ed at the Carroll Mercer home last
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Taylor and Mrs.
Beth Taylor were dinner gltests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Gz~t-
ham on Hood Canal last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jones of
Seattle spent the weekend at their
summer home at Kamilche Point.
Tills ~rEEK the AI Taylor's
will leave for their winter home at
Palm Springs, Calif.
Mrs. Annie Whitener returned
home Saturday after spending a
few weeks at the home of her
daughter anti family, the David
Rankins in Trinidad, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Taylor cal-
led at the Loren Adams home at
ORkville last Sunday.
Last Thursday Mrs. ellis Sehool:y
and Mrs. Florence Taylor attended
the Puyallup Fail'.
Sunday visitors at the Herb Nel-
son home were Mrs. Clarence
Quinn, Mrs. Mabel Johnson of
Shelton and James Mohney of Mc-
Cleary.
There will be a dance at the
Kamilche Grange hall Saturday
night Oct. 3rd.
MRS. HEI,EN HUNTLEY is
again teRching at Rogers School
in Shelton, her fourth term at the
.school.
Mrs. Alice Washburn who taught
primary grades in Kamilche last
year is teaching the first grade at
Black Diamond.
Caqlers at the Amfie White;mr
home on Sunday were Mrs. Annie
Ellison and Ray Ellison.
The Kamilche PTO is planning a
rummage sale in Shelton Friday,
Oct. 23 and requests clean clothing
and household items for the ,sale.
Items may be left at the school or
call Betty Marshall for pick-up.
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