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PAGE 6 SI-IELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAE-- Published in ¢CChristmastown, U.g.A.", SheKon, Washington By DORA HEARING MATLOCK -- The Matlock Grange will have a mlmmage sale this Wednesday and Thursday at the PUD 3 building• There will be bedding, clothes for children and adults, and all kinds of things. This community sympathizes with the Bob Trenckmann family as their house burned Saturday. It was caused by a chimney fire early that morning, and then broke out again around 11 a.m. They were able to save all their things on the lower floor, as car- loads of hunters were going by and all stopped and gave a helping hand. The Elms Fire Department came out and got the fire out before it burned in the lower part of the house, but water damaged the things a lot. MRS. SAM DIGGLE attended the Homemakers' convention at Bellingham for three days last week. The Ladies' Club met last week Wednesday with Mrs. Sadie Daw- son and Mrs. Nellie Rossmaier hostess and they presented Mrs. James Pike with a folding high chair for her baby. Dumont PorLman of ShelLon spent Wednesday with Carl Port- man. Mrs. L. D. Portman came after Ladies' Club. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Hearing were dinner guests Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. William Duckwitz of Rochester. Dick Cockburn spent the week- end east of the mountains hunt- ing. MR. AND MRS. James Church- ill 'of Dayton spent Saturday eve- ning with Mrs. Augusta Portman and Carl Portman. Ronnie LeGarde and three chil- dren of Shelton, called at the Portman home Saturday after- noon. Saturday callers at the R. E. Bradberry home were Clifford O1- son and Don HesLer of BremerLon and Gary Goodburn of Puyallup and Mr. and Mrs. Wes Goodburn and children spent the weekend at the Bradberry home. The men all went hunting, but no luck. Our sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bradberry as they received word that Elmer's mother, 91 years, passed away in Texas Saturday. MR. AND MRS. CARL Good- burn and family and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Chamberlin and children, all of Shelton spent Satul'day and Sunday at the Lud Rossmaier home. Word was received that our Matlock boys who are in the ser- vice, Sam Valley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Valley, left Mon- day for Europe, and Gene Breh- meyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herb- ert Brehmeyer Sr., was sent to South Viet Nam. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Valley and son David spent Sunday in Tacoma with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd House. Mrs. Earl Walker took her granddaughter Janet Walker to Tacoma last week and spent the week with relatives. The Larry Walkers are now settled and have moved to Tacoma. The square dance was a success at Matlock Grange Hall Friday night. The next one will be the third Friday night in November. Miss Zelma Cowan of Bayview, Idaho, spent a couple days last week with Rev. and Mrs. James Everest. The Matlock church young folk's group enjoyed a hayride and wie- ner roast last Friday evening on Bingham river. About 22 attended. , By MRS. RAY KRATCHA SOUTHSIDE --- SheriTyn Byrd Orthopedic is sponsoring a hard- tithe dance at Dayton Hall Oct. 23. Prizes will be awarded for the best costume, admission to be $1 apiece, and will have local live music. Come one, and all, for an evening of flm ! Sherilyn Byrd Orthopedic met at the home of Helen Kunl,.el last Tuesday with Dee Crank as hos- tess. Attending were Helen Kunkel ~gy~d daughter Vi Height, Ann Wheeler, Dee Crank, Augusta Me- KiSsick, Joyce Byrd, Ruth Snyder, project meetings. Doug Carlberg is a new member of the club. 4-H members are having a skating party Oct. 30 for their Halloween party. John Wilson served cookies for treats and 4-H'ers played games and sang 4-H songs. The next meeting will be Nov. 10 at 6:30 p.m. Eagles 4-H Club met at the home of their leader, Lynn Wilson Thursday evening for their first meeting of the new year. There were 11 members present. The club had minutes of last year's meetings and discussed achieve- Homecoming Activities Start Tonight, Bonfire Aud Car Caravan; FootbMl Game Friday Night By JUDY TURNER NORTH MASON HIGH -- To- night Homecoming '65 officially gets under way with the car cara- van and bonfil~e. The bonfire is scheduled to begin at dusk and the car caravan will follow. The cara- van will leave the Sam and Mary Theler playground, and head out to Allyn, the South Shore; down the North Shore and the Old Bel- fair Highway, winding up in Bel- fair again. Friday there will be a big pep assembly, chock full of yelling contests between the different classes and the band. The game with Forks starts at 8 p.m. Fri- day night. During halftime, the marching band will present a pro- gram dedicated to the candidates for the homecoming court and to the alumni. Coronation will take place during halftime. This year's dance has the theme "Homecoming '65" and will last from 10-12. The Homecoming court was se- lected Oct. II. Finalists are Mil- dred Kisler, Laura Foster, Chris Bixenmann, Jay Allen, Charlie Drake, and Steve DeMiero. The student body chose a queen and king Oct. 18, but the results are being held until the game. Mason students have been working hard to make this the best Homecoming ever. We'd like to see lots of adults and alumni at the activities. TWO SENIOR BOYS, Mike Ern- esti and Ken Jarstad, are attemp- ting to start a ski club at N.M. The club would go skiing on the average of once a month. Anyone interested in joining should con- tact either of these two boys, or the club advisor, Donn Nelson. The results of the elections for representatives to the Girl's and Boy's Clubs have been announced. The Girl's are senior Sue Smith, junior Susan Fisher, sophomore Chert Bishop and freshman Nancy Baselt. The boys are senior Mary Fields, junior Bill Hughes, soph- omore Dave Dietz, freshman Mike Stimac. Seniors have been having their senior pictures taken during the previous week. Appointments were scheduled for Oet. 9, Oct. 12, and Oct. 13. Dean Palmer of ShelLon was the photographer. The rally squad has been con- 2ucting yell contests at the pep assemblies. At last Friday's as- sembly, the contest was narrowed down to two groups--the junior class and the band. After a loud yell-off, which left the gym walls vibrating, the juniors were declar- ed the winners. Next week Lhc sen- iors will Lake on all comers. The C.A.A. has challenged the Letterman's Club to a money-rais- ing contest• The proceeds would go to the football light fund. The girls aren't telling what their projects would be; it's highly confidential. I But they haven't a lot to worry about. As yet, the Lettermen haven't accepted or refused the challenge• It will be interesting Lo see whether or not the boys are willing to compete with the girls. Much attention is being given to them because of the slow response of the boys. It's a worthwhile cause at any rate. MORE NEWS FROM the G.A.A. It has been announced that student council has approved the girls latest venture--bringing the Har- lem Clowns to Mason. The date has been set for Nov. 11. Our school has never had an undertaking of this sort. It's bound to be a suc- cess and bring in quite a lump sum, Visiting basketball teams seem to be quite the thing this year. " 4-11 Club By MABEL KIDD J Mr. and Mrs. Albert tanning and DAYTON --- All children inter- son, Jerry of HoodsporL. Jerry ested in becoming 4-H members shared honors with Paul as he present yourselves at Dayton Hall left on Sunday evening for Plaits- tonight at 7 p.m. Come on boys berg, N.Y., where he will be sta- and girls, let's get a good club go- tioned for about six months with ing again, the Air Force. Mr. and Mrs. James Harvey and Mrs. J. W. Rayson and Mrs. children took off for Walla Walla Clyde Barton, Tacoma, spent a last Friday evening and visitedcouple of days last week with with her mother, M~s. Nell Parker. Dave Rayson. I They returned Tuesday evening af- THE CLYDE Scrogham family ter a most enjoyable quickie va- is the proud possessor of a regis- cation, tered stud colt, quarter horse, a Ladies' Club met Oct. 12 with dun with a blaze face, which came Rose Dougherty as hostess. Mrs.to live with them Saturday. His Elinore Zauner and Mrs. Sheila name is undecided yet as iL has Sievert, newcomers to Dayton, to be okayed first were guests• The next meeting Mr. and M~s. Ed Pearson spent will be Oct. 26. last week aL Walla Walls College Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. taking Literature Ewmgelist Trai- Merlin Short were Mr. and Mrs. ning. Dave and Sheri stayed in Roy Beugli and daughters of Port- Shelton with Mr. and Mrs. George land. Adams and Becky was houseguesL A combination birthday dinner of the Gordon DuGalh) family of and going away party was held Olympia. Sunday in the home of Mr. and Ted, Debbie, Candy, Michael and Mrs. Bmme McQuilkin. Son, Paul Susan Jacobson spent from Thurs- was birthday honoree. Guests were day evening to Sunday evening with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jacobson of McCleary. Sk0k0mish - "'U0mmunny Mrs. Alice Dielle of Shelton was a Sunday caller in the home of 0huroh Plans Joint Mr. and Mrs. Seab Combs. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Tibbits were Mr. and Sing Wilh Hoodsporl Mrs. Jack Kirk and Raymond of Tacoma. The senior class has decided to By MARY VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. A. H, Wolden and try and get donkey basketball as SKOKOMISH- The Skokomish children of Seattle were weekend a fund raising project. Student Community Church will hold a guests of Mrs. A. E. Leaks. Rob- Council has approved' the idea and joint singspiration with the Hoods- ert Lemke was down Sunday from final plans will soon be underway, port Community Church at Hoods- Seattle to go hunting. Money from the game will be used t)ort this Sunday evening after the Sunday visitors in the Clyde for the Senior Ball which is March regular evening services. Scrogham home were Mr. and Mrs. 12. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Robert Vingley of Hodsport. Work has begun on the Student Mrs. George Barkley were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Swearing- Fund Dinner for 1965. The dinner and Mrs. Glen Smith of Seattle --with ham and turkey on the and Mr. and Mrs. Guy ~mith of en and children and Mrs. Rose Dennis of Tacoma called on Mr. menu--has been slated for Nov. Bremerton. Dropping in for a visit and Mrs. Robert Swearingcn Sun- 13. Mrs. Alice Harris, high school in the afternoon were Mr. and day. The Jack Kirks also visited• secretary, is general chairman of Mrs. Fred Lockwood of Allyn. the event• The proceeds go to the MR. AND MRS. JOItN Anderson general student fund. Arthur Johnson had the mis- attended the wedding reception of fortune to injure his eye while Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Huey held The fre,,hman class has a lot go- working at Camp Govey last Fri- Saturday evening a.t Dayton Hall. ing. Friday they're having a car day a~ternoon. He was treated at Congratulations, belated, to Mr. wash and Saturday a bake sale. :the doctor's office and is able to and IM:rs. Don Rutherford, who They are also sponsoring a soc-hop continue working this week. on Oct. 30. celebrated their sixth anniversary Oct. 19 was the date for the! The Skokomish Grange has sus- Sunday, Don and Sue accompan- PSAT, given to juniors and anyipended ~ts regular meeting this led by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Borst seniors who desired to take itFriday evening as the Degree of Island Lake motored to Stem- again. Testing time was 8:15 a.m. :Team will be conferring the Third erton to dine and celebrate this in the cafeteria, and Fourth degrees at Progress event. Coming events: Oct. 27 - Air Grange Hall. It is hoped all who Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lamont Force aptitude for seniors. Oct. 28 can will go and support, the team. are enjoying a visit from her rod- - careers opportunity day; Honor The meetmgwill open at ~:~yp;m:ther, Mrs. Louise MayoLte, who Society films. Oct 29 - football! ~wr. ann Mrs. ~nes~e*" v a,,eyflew into Sea-Tac f,.oh~ Milwau- at Vashon" G.A.A initiation Oct :called at the Elbert Trexmr nome kec, Wis., where she had been vis- 30- Frosh'Halloween dance; "soph~ :near Bayshore Sunday afternoon, iting another daughter. Mrs. La- omore bake sale. MRS. ROGER Mahlendorf en- mont hadn't seen her mother for _______ tertained with a birthday party about nine years so there is much I...,-- I Saturday for her daughter Tammy, news to get caught up on. Mr:;. ~|J|~,[who celebrated he," fifth birthday. Mayotte is busy getting acquaint- ~GIA beautifully decorated cake serv- ed with all her great grandchild- cd as centerpiece for the five ten. Honor Roll For First Six Weeks Announced; Girls Start Intramural Basketball Play guests present. Games were play- ed, refreshments were served and everyone enjoyed the afternoon. Marie Frazier and Toni Matson. PTO Annual Carnival will be Nov. 6, from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Southside. PTO is busy working on the carnival and they will have a delicious ham dinner for 85 cents that will be served from 5:30 to 7 t).m. A BRIDAL SIIOWER was giv- en Barbara Fuller Sunday eve- ning at the home of Lynn Wilson, given by hostessess Ann Wheeler, Kathy Height and Lynn Wilson. Attending were Vi Height, Alice Wheeler, Leona Frisken, Mrs. Howard 'Fuller, Mrs. T. Tough, Virginia Fuller, Barbara Fuller, Ruth Cormier, Karen Evans, Thel- ~a Evans, Mrs. Tom Skillman $r, Mrs. Hazelm Huntley of Olym- pia, Mrs. Rosalie Baldwin of Olym- pia and hostesses Ann Wheeler, Kathy Height and Lynn Wilson. SenZ[in~ gifts, bnt unable to attend were Mrs. Abner Huntley, Mrs. Shirley Weaver and Mrs. Jerry Kirk. Games were played with prizes won by Alice Wheeler and Lepna Frisken, door prize was won by Mrs. Tom Skillman Sr. ',Cake, coffee and ice cream were .served by hostesses. All had an ienjoyab~e evening and Barbara .Fuller received wonde,fful gifts. '~ SOUTHSIDE Grangers met on .Friday evening at 8 p.m. for'a ;short business meeting at South- ,side and then attended the Hal- :loween party given by Shelton ~Valley Grange and all had a good !time and enjoyed it very much. :The annual witches' contest was i:~von by Winifred Carr of the ~.Southside Grange. 7 Guests of Nil'. and Mrs. Don ,Clark were Mr. and Mrs. David ~Rogers and three childre~ of Ta- ;.coma who spent the weekend and iNIr. and Mrs. Earl Owens also visited with the Don Clarks and ':David Rogers. ', Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stuck are "ihe great grandparents of a son 'born to Mr. and Mrs. A1 Atkison ~0f Hoquiam over the weeken~l. .... Vulcher's 4-H Club members met ,',Thursday evening at the home of ~their leader Lynn Wilson with 10 hnembers attending. 4-H members ~talked about a money making pro- iject going to Achievement Night dent, Ken Zukowski; treasurer, Brownies attending. Kim Wheeler Jim Stone; program chairn~an, rejoined the troop. Brownies made Shirley Sykoya; recreation chair- little elves they had cut out of man, Rebecca and Malwin Simp- colored paper, Christy Bacon ~son; community service, Lonnie brought the treats. Valerie All- i Simpson; reporter Toni Olson; and noch is to bring the treats for the ~and set up the dates for their sargent of arms, Renee Simpson. next meeting. David and Donna Herrick spent ment night. JoAml Johnson is assistant leader for the Eagles. By LINDA MILLER players for Mary M. Knight in- Election of officers was held. and RENE' PERKINS eluded Captain David Knipschield Those elected were: president, Report cards were.given out to and sixth graders Ray RoLhrock Darrell Kimmerly; vice president,the students on Thursday, Oct. 14. and Jerry French. Randy Reeves Te0, Shonkwiler; secretary, Karl The students who made the honorplayed excellent on defense. The Johnson;' £rCasurer Steve Boysen; roll are: team played good offense, but repbi'ter,"Brian Chambers; prog- 9th graale --- Jeff Brown, Sandy much work remains to be done on ram, Mark Heinis; recreation, Ric- Perkins and Judi Springer. endline and passing defense. key Hawley, and Kenny Bare; llth grade -- Jane Chappell and The Northwestern Girls League Community service, Dale Bracy; Rene' Perkins. Conference was held Oct. 16, in son leaders, Randy Bracy and Carl 7th & 8th grade---Tins Brown, Chehalis. The three girls who were Wilson, and membership, Cliff Teresa Trimble, Kathy Stodden sent to represent our school were Taylor. Members got their old and Debbie Brehmeyer. Jane Chappell, Lore~ta Beerbower, record books back, a.lso received The girls started their 'Girls and Gloria Beerhower. They were their new reeord books for the IntramuralBasketball Games' Oct.chaperoned by Mrs. Addle Norris, new year and everyone chose their 18. There are four teams, coached the Girls League Advisor. projects. Karl Johnson brought by four Senior boys, Vernon Bu- The Seventh and Eighth grade cooldes for treats. The next meet- chanan, Charlie Chappell, Tom are having a bake sale Oct. 19-20 ing will be Nov. 10 at 6 p.m., on Jeffries, and Alan Tupper. Thereduring noon. They are selling cake, a Wednesday, instead of on Thurs- will be nine games played, with pie and cookies. The money raised day, as usual, play-offs if necessary, from the sale will be used for a Vulchers 4-H Club and Eagles The seventh and eighth grade seventh and eighth grade dance. 4-H Club project meetings will football team defeated Kamilche The Hunter's lunch was Oct. 16. be held "Let's Bake" Oct. 28 at 30 to 12 last week, Outstanding It was such a great success that Lynn Wilson at 6 p.m. Sally Wolf we are planning another one for is the junior leader for the "Let's next year. Debbie rBehmeyer, Ka- Bake". Rocks and minerals meets Ad~Jl Rooroalion thy Stodden, Denise A vory, Janiee Oct. 20 at 6 p.m. at Harold John- Gwinette, Fran Trimble, Teresa sons. Beef 8:nd poultry meets Oct. I I~ illaro'ra-I.tl¢lllCllMIlUJh''"l~'kl" Trimble, Cyndy Iverson, Jane 27 at 6:30 p.m. at Catherine Bra- Chappell and Tina Brown helped cy's, and entomology meets Oct. serve and worked in the kitchen. 26 at 6 p.m. at Lynn Wilson's. Adult recreation on a weekly It was under the supervision of Silver Stars met at the Drew program •will be available free of Nellie Chappell and Mrs. Brown. Coles last Tuesday. The next any charge starting next Monday meeting will be held at the Ralph evening in the Shelton gym Bariekman's Nov. 2. through the courtesy of retired MRS. GEORGE Magnett and coaches Bob Sund and Harold WiN Grealest Guy i. the Georgia of the Silver Stars attend- son. ed the Pacific zone meeting at They invite any adult interested W0rld,o. l~:~,~a ~ ~!! Montesano Thursday evening, in volleyball, weight-lifting, bad- Georgia won the door prize of a minton, ping pong, or whatever '~'~:~r :" ...... ~.,'..~! statue of a horse, can be carried out in the gym to .:, :~'~