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October 22, 1.959
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL-- Published in "Chrtmasfown
Shelton, Washin
Pa 15
o
Reservation
Oenter
- Ship - Bus
CRUISES HOTELS
or HA 6-4134
Avenue
WASH.
FIR
Dayton Women Pay Honor to Mrs. Cecil McLain
By Malml Kidd Anyone interested in joining a
You
To
Go To
e
DAYTON --- A group of ladies
gtthered on Friday afternoon in
the home of Mrs. A. E. Lemke for
a going away hmcheon honoring
Mrs. Cecil McLain. Present be-
sides the honored gxmst were Mes-
dames A. E. Lemke, Clifford
Combs, Dick Leonard, Walt Chap-
pell, Gary Cole, Kenneth Wolden,
Perry Rose Sr., Manley Michler,
Harold LeGarde, Carrel McHenry,
Edward Bunnell, Robert Gokty,
William Rietdorf, Ray Dillenberg,
and Mrs. Gertude Scott.
TIlE McLAIN family will be
making a new home in Seattle.
We'll miss you, Betty, Cecil and
children.
Ladies' Club met on Wednesday,
October 14 with Mrs. Harold Le-
Garde as hostess. The birthday of
Mrs. Ray Dillenberg was observed.
The next meeting will be held on
Wednesday, October 28 with Mrs.
A. E. Lemke as hostess.
Just a reminder to remember
the Christmas Gift open house to
be held on Tuesday, Oct. 27 at the
Armory and sponsored by the Ma-
son County Homemakers Council.
Don't Let Your
Parents Down
They
Brought You Up
NOW -- GET YOUR
TEEN OOMHANDHENTS
Key Rings Bookmarks
PENNIE SURRATT 1517 DIVISION
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America in the biggest Frigidaire Laundry
:Value event of the year! Right now, from
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we're out to prove it costs no more to own
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the market. Then we know you'll agree, "The
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FRIGIDAIRE
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AUTOMATIC WASHER
It's one of the fine models In 1580'=
finest line of automatic washers,
Wash & Wear cycle with speciat,
slower, gentler spin
Automatic Bleach and Dye Dispenser
New Lid opens to the side--sup.
ports a full 10ad of clothes
1.year Warranty plus 4-year Protec-
tion Plan
99
a week
after down
payment
Red Cross First Aid Class is ask-
ed to call either Mrs. Perry Rose
at HA 6-3764 or Mrs. Carrel Mc-
ilenry, HA 6-8776.
I gmss Jim ,.eman mus. De feel-
ing just a little smug as it only
took him about ten minutes of
hunting on Friday morning to
down a nice two point. His mother
just couldn't believe it when he
told her but after helping him
get it to the house she was con-
vinced. With a little help he man-
aged to dress it out and still get
to school on time.
Kenneth Evans of Alsea, Ore.
spent Saturday overnight and Sun-
day as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Kidd.
Weekend guests in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stoner were
Mr. and Mrs. Earl King of Pouls-
be and Jack Stoner of Longview.
MR. AND MRS. William M.
Brown and children were birth-
day dinner guests in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robertson on
Sunday. Honor guest was Charles
Robertson who was twelve years
old.
Saturday potluck dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. William Rtetdorf
were Mr. and Mrs. James Hiekson
I Choose a Date and girls, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard
Who Would and children and Mr. A1 Johnston
Make a of Shelton. Dropping in, in time
Good Mate for coffee were Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Morgan and children of Matlock.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Tibbits at-
tended the S.E.A. Reno Night on
Saturday evening held in Olym-
pia at the Eagles' Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rayson and
Dave motored to Elma Sunday
afternoon and called on Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Luhm who recently mov-
ed from this community.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Troup and
children of Tacoma spent Satur-
day overnight and Sunday in the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Dell Adams.
Fred Lament of Sheiton enjoyed
spending Saturday night with
Richard and Bill Roberts.
Saturday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold LeGarde were
.Tim Xigorrcs and Don Herren of
Tacoma, Don Clark of Arcadia
and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest LeGardc
of Tacoma.
Cindy and Clint Tibbits spent
Saturday night with grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Adams.
Weekend guest or Darrell Coch-
ran of Panhandle Lake was Bobby
Barnes, of Kamilche.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Barton of
Tacoma called on Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Rayson on Sunday morning.
Wednesday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. James Hickson were Mr.
and Mrs. William Rietdorf, Alfred
and Sandhi.
JeAnne LeGarde had as her
Saturday overnight guest Donna
Albrecht of Shelton.
On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. A1
Chappell and daughter and Von-
hie York called on Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Matthews of Summit Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Roberts and
sons had dinner on Friday with
Mrs. Nena Roberts of Shelton.
Sunday visitors in the home of
"Mr. and Mrs. William Rietdorf
was his sister, Mrs. James Maxin
Deer Hunters From Grapeview
Have Good Luck Over Weekend
GRAPEVIEW ...... This second
week of hunting season apparent-
ly brought the blessings of Diana,
Goddess of the Hunt, to the
Grapeview area. Johnny Stevens
brought down a two point buck
last Saturday, while Ed Okonek
bagged a spike, also in this gener-
al area this past Monday. Web
Etherton got his spike up behind
Camp Govey, over the weekend.
MRS. VERNA JOHANSEN'S
home was filled to the roof top
with activity this past Sunday
when a reunion of the immediate
family took place. Daughter Val-
di and family (husband Gene
Gunkel and tiny daughter, Laurie
Lou) came out from Bremerton,
daughter Connie and husband Joe
Cronquist and children, Cherie and
Lance (plus Lance's friend, Dicky
Lynn) came out from Shelton,
also Mr. Herb Johansen, up from
China Lake, California, to visit
with his daughters and their fam-
ilies. While the women kept the
coffee perking and the food cook-
lng, the men put a new roof on the
place. The boys entertained them- dominating decor. Several of the
of Olympia and Mr. and Mrs. How- selves by fishing and were able to district clubs presented lovely ex-
ard Duffey and Michael of Shel- boast of a good catch of perch. : hibits and the County Agent, Mr.
tOn Thrill of the afternoon occurred:Charle s Peck spoke to the ladies
Saturday evening, Mr. and when Mrs. Johansen's brother and on the intricacies of horticulture.
Mrs. Walter Chappell enjoyed a family, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Bar- Grapevlew members active in the
visit from Mr. and Mrs. Warren bar and children, phoned from Beachcombers are Sarah Tschida,
Carr and daughter of Shelton. Denver, Colorado, and added an Faye Soule, Mrs. Edwin GHgg and
Lorna LeGarde was Saturday
overnight guest of Wendy Clark
of Shelton.
Mr. Ernest Hull of Seattle is
spending a few days in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stoner.
Visiting on Sunday in the Dell
Adams home was Mrs. Glen Rick-
ards and children of Chehalis.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hickson
and girls visited on Sunday eve-
ning in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Thurman of Elma.
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AS LITTLE AS
per) Nutter stopped off in Seattle
last Friday night to make an ad-
ditional visit. Her hostess on this
stop was Miss Virginia Matoe
with whom she worked while em-
ployed by the Bell Telephone Com-
pany. Outcome of this visit was a
delayed departure, in that Jaekie
was promptly invited by the "pow-
ers-that-be" to attend the T.E.A.
luncheon held by Bell Telephone
last Tuesday.
Faye Soule slipped home from
Tacoma for the weekend, taking a
break from her two weeks' stint
of baby sitting for niece and hub-
by, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Coburn,
while they visit with relatives in
Reading, California. Faye then
spent the weekend entertaining
her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
O. Bryant of Mount Vernon.
The Beachcombers Garden Ch]b
entertained all the garden clubs of
District No. 4 at the Belfair
church in grand style Tuesday
starting with a delicious hot lunch-
eon served an delightfully decorat-
ed tables, driftwood being the pre-
$229
Pickering News
By Mrs. Earl Harriman
PICKERING.---Pickering Home-
makers club had a good turnout
at their last meeting and it was
decided to entertain the Harstine
Women's (dub at the next regular
meeting in November.
MR. AND MRS. Will .lohnstone
of Dubuque, Iowa, are visiting lmr
cousins, Amos Babcock and his
sisters, of tIarstine, Pickering and
Shelton.
Mrs. Vera Troy has attended the
State Homemakers convention in
Spokane and the National Home-
i makers conventior in Portland.
Mrs. Isabel Droscher ente'tained
over the weekend her son, Ralph
Droscher, and friends of Seattle
on a hunting party.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson at-
tended a birthday dinner for their
granddaughter, Janice, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Gwin-
nett of Matlock Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wylie of
Shelton called at the Frank Strong
home one day last week.
Grape harvest is in full swing
in Pickering as well as other parts
of Mason county.
Mrs. Mabel Harrtman called at
the Victor Minkler and Carl John-
son homes Monday.
This correspondent greatly en-
joyed the tour of the Journal plant
and the lunch and wants to xtend
thanks to all of the stafL -
LET'S NOT forget the rum-
mage sale at the P.U.D. building
Friday and Saturday, Oct. 23 and
ket will be awarded that night.
FUN SEEKERS might also be I
interested in the date of the next I
Grange Game Night Novem-J
ber 6 at 8 p.m. Grapeview'
PREFAB
HOMES
Delivered to your lot complete
with pier foundation, wiring,
plumbing and fixtures, roofing,
insulation, Electric range, re-
frigerator and hot water tank.
TO SHELTON
FOR
24'x26' 2 B.R. $1222.00
24'x34' 3 B.R. $1608.00
24'x50' 3 B.R. $2385.00
24'x52' 4 B.R. $2385.00
WRITE
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GO.
A WEEK AFTER DOWN PAYMENT
(MOnEt OCO.60l
unexpected and coincidental note
to the family reunion. Each mem-
ber of the Barber family entered
into the conversations, each hav-
ing theh" own extension. (P.S. Mr.
Barber is a Bell Telephone Com-
pany employee ! ) Incidentally, Val-
di's daughter Laurie passed her
first milestone Suturday, a week
ago. (Has it been a year al-
ready ? )
Dean and Pat Cook "played
hookey" from Grapeview last Sat-
urday night and again Sunday
morning, leaving month old Wil-
liam B. with grandparents How-
ard and Cleo Cook. Saturday
night's destination was the wed-
ding reception of Shelton newly-
weds, the Donald Lutherfords, at
the Hood Canal Women's Club,
while Sunday's indulgence was a
hunting trip to the Black Hills.
However, they returned empty
handed, having seen one beautiful
four-point buck--but, alas, before
daylight!
George and Ruby Lewis took
advantage of the Christmas Tree
Tour offered by our County Ex-
tension Office this past Saturday
afternoon and were kind enough
to take along 4-H Foresters, Lar-
ry Lutz, Robert Spooner and Don-
ald Pogreba. Mr. Charles Peck,
our county agent, conducted the
tour out to Hunter's Tree Farm
where planting and "farming"
methods were demonstrated and
illustrated.
Judy Johnson, daughter of the
Emmett (Swede) Johnsons, is at-
tending the Olympic College in
remez'ton, where she is pursuing
teacher-education courses, hoping
one day to teach in the intermedi-
ate grades. Judy is living with her
aunt (Swede's sister) Mrs. John
Hanson, a location convenient to
the college.
Weekend visitor to the M. J.
Robinsons' was Mrs. Robinson's
sister, Mrs. Alice Stafford of Se-
attle.
eases, Washington, located on
the historic Oregon Trail, will be
a place to be remembered at least
by Laurie Seiners. While some of
the earlier travelers left wagons
and supplies along the Trail,
Laurie ieft his left front tooth
there, as the result of a collision
with the toe of a Pasco football
shoe last Friday night.' Not only
did Laurie lose his tooth but, add-
ing insult to injury, the High-
climbers also lost the game 26-0!
Newcomers (permanent resi-
dents) to our community are the
Joe tittles who have recently
moved to their new "Cedar Home '
on Treamwe Island (across from
the Julie Stock place). The tittles
were formerly Seattle residents,
Mr. Little having recently retired
after selling out his Marina lo-
cated on Rainier Avenue. Wel-
come !
SURPRISE drop-in Ktest to
the Pelan home on Treasure Is-
land were Mrs. Marjorie Jenne
and daughter Lynn, who stopped
by on their way to Westport. The
Jennes, who are from Seattle,
were Pelans' neighbors while they
lived there and have been friends
since Alaskan days.
Canadian g u e s t s, weekending
with the Orin Soules, were Mr.
and Mrs. Alex MacInnis of Camp-
bell River, British Columbia. The
MacInnises picked np their trail-
er which they had left with the
Smiles in preparation for a trip
to Mexico, where they had origin-
ally met the Soules, five years
ago. Mr. MacInnia' occupation,
prior to his retirement, was a
most exciting one having to do
with trapping and mining. Point
of interest: Mr. Souls reports that
he has found a red homemade ce,
dar rowboat, about twelve feet
long, which he has secured await-
ing claim by owner! He has no
phone but owner may call Grape-
view correspondents at cither HA
6-6971 or HA 6-4054.
Busy, busy weekend for the
Walt Claytons, St. Saturday morn-
ing visitors from Tacoma were the
Walt Petersons, out to spend the
day. Unexpected weekend guests
were Captain and Mrs. Leonaz;d
Hansman and children, Jerri Lee
and Bobby. The Hansmans were
in transit from their previous
a.rmy station in Fairbanks, A!,as-
ka to the next. station at Fort Sill,
Oklahoma. While in Alaska, Capt.
Mrs. Fred Givens (newest Grape-
view addition to the club's mem-
bership).
Last Monday night, was 4-H
night at the Fair Harbor Grange.
After a brief and to-the-point
business meeting, Grange Master
Bill Spooner turned the meeting
over to 4-H leaders Mrs. Bill
Spooner (also the Grange Youth
chairman} and Mrs. Jim Tobey.
The leaders then, in turn, intro-
duced each 4-H member present,
who responded by summarizing
their own 4-H activities and plans.
Recreation for the evening was in
the form of a quiz with the
"Boys" vs. "Girls", the "Boys"
emerging victorious. A very
thoughtful gift was given by the
Grange to each of the 4-H mem-
bers -- a 4-H key tag and chain.
4-H "Teens" present were Linda
Spooner (also a Grange member},
Pamela Clayton, Diana and Edana
Strickland, Elaine Zehe, Sandra
Tobey and Elizabeth Somers. 4-H
"Barnacles" present were Larry
Lutz, Billy Leavitt, Robert Spoon-
er and "Chief" Clayton.
The Ted Rauscherts were de-
lighted to welcome home son Ty-
rone and bride Jackie from Fort
Worth, Texas last Tuesday, Oct.
13. Tyrone is now a civilian again,
having completed a tour of duty
with Uncle Sam's Air Force. The
younger Rauscherts plan to spend
a few .days with the folks before
taking up residence in Tacoma.
Julie Stock announces that this
coming Sunday will be the last
Sunday that the Grapeview Store
Will be open this season, so plan
your shopping accordingly!
Dates to remember: Saturday,
October 31 -- North Bay Emer-
gency First Aid Service Masquer-
ade Halloween Dance at Victor
Hall -- 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. -- Jitlie
Stock's Bachemian Beethovians
providing the Mooosick!
Next month's big moment! The
Mothers' Club's Thanksgivingcard
party will be held Saturday eve-
ning, November 21. All interested
in a Turkey Dinner with all the
trimmings might do well to be
Mothers' Club's Thanksgiving card
Schoolhouse.
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Phone G.E. 9-1280
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October 22, 1.959
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL-- Published in "Chrtmasfown
Shelton, Washin
Pa 15
o
Reservation
Oenter
- Ship - Bus
CRUISES HOTELS
or HA 6-4134
Avenue
WASH.
FIR
Dayton Women Pay Honor to Mrs. Cecil McLain
By Malml Kidd Anyone interested in joining a
You
To
Go To
e
DAYTON --- A group of ladies
gtthered on Friday afternoon in
the home of Mrs. A. E. Lemke for
a going away hmcheon honoring
Mrs. Cecil McLain. Present be-
sides the honored gxmst were Mes-
dames A. E. Lemke, Clifford
Combs, Dick Leonard, Walt Chap-
pell, Gary Cole, Kenneth Wolden,
Perry Rose Sr., Manley Michler,
Harold LeGarde, Carrel McHenry,
Edward Bunnell, Robert Gokty,
William Rietdorf, Ray Dillenberg,
and Mrs. Gertude Scott.
TIlE McLAIN family will be
making a new home in Seattle.
We'll miss you, Betty, Cecil and
children.
Ladies' Club met on Wednesday,
October 14 with Mrs. Harold Le-
Garde as hostess. The birthday of
Mrs. Ray Dillenberg was observed.
The next meeting will be held on
Wednesday, October 28 with Mrs.
A. E. Lemke as hostess.
Just a reminder to remember
the Christmas Gift open house to
be held on Tuesday, Oct. 27 at the
Armory and sponsored by the Ma-
son County Homemakers Council.
Don't Let Your
Parents Down
They
Brought You Up
NOW -- GET YOUR
TEEN OOMHANDHENTS
Key Rings Bookmarks
PENNIE SURRATT 1517 DIVISION
H A 6-8207
We're proud to join Frigidaire dealers all over
America in the biggest Frigidaire Laundry
:Value event of the year! Right now, from
Coast to coast--and right here in town--
we're out to prove it costs no more to own
the finest--Frigldaire. $11op these Frigidaire
laundry values. Compare tam fHtures. Check
the quality against any other machines on
the market. Then we know you'll agree, "The
Price Is Rightl" Now's the time to buy!
As little as
1960
FRIGIDAIRE
Custom DeLuxe
AUTOMATIC WASHER
It's one of the fine models In 1580'=
finest line of automatic washers,
Wash & Wear cycle with speciat,
slower, gentler spin
Automatic Bleach and Dye Dispenser
New Lid opens to the side--sup.
ports a full 10ad of clothes
1.year Warranty plus 4-year Protec-
tion Plan
99
a week
after down
payment
Red Cross First Aid Class is ask-
ed to call either Mrs. Perry Rose
at HA 6-3764 or Mrs. Carrel Mc-
ilenry, HA 6-8776.
I gmss Jim ,.eman mus. De feel-
ing just a little smug as it only
took him about ten minutes of
hunting on Friday morning to
down a nice two point. His mother
just couldn't believe it when he
told her but after helping him
get it to the house she was con-
vinced. With a little help he man-
aged to dress it out and still get
to school on time.
Kenneth Evans of Alsea, Ore.
spent Saturday overnight and Sun-
day as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Kidd.
Weekend guests in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stoner were
Mr. and Mrs. Earl King of Pouls-
be and Jack Stoner of Longview.
MR. AND MRS. William M.
Brown and children were birth-
day dinner guests in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robertson on
Sunday. Honor guest was Charles
Robertson who was twelve years
old.
Saturday potluck dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. William Rtetdorf
were Mr. and Mrs. James Hiekson
I Choose a Date and girls, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard
Who Would and children and Mr. A1 Johnston
Make a of Shelton. Dropping in, in time
Good Mate for coffee were Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Morgan and children of Matlock.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Tibbits at-
tended the S.E.A. Reno Night on
Saturday evening held in Olym-
pia at the Eagles' Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rayson and
Dave motored to Elma Sunday
afternoon and called on Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Luhm who recently mov-
ed from this community.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Troup and
children of Tacoma spent Satur-
day overnight and Sunday in the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Dell Adams.
Fred Lament of Sheiton enjoyed
spending Saturday night with
Richard and Bill Roberts.
Saturday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold LeGarde were
.Tim Xigorrcs and Don Herren of
Tacoma, Don Clark of Arcadia
and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest LeGardc
of Tacoma.
Cindy and Clint Tibbits spent
Saturday night with grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Adams.
Weekend guest or Darrell Coch-
ran of Panhandle Lake was Bobby
Barnes, of Kamilche.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Barton of
Tacoma called on Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Rayson on Sunday morning.
Wednesday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. James Hickson were Mr.
and Mrs. William Rietdorf, Alfred
and Sandhi.
JeAnne LeGarde had as her
Saturday overnight guest Donna
Albrecht of Shelton.
On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. A1
Chappell and daughter and Von-
hie York called on Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Matthews of Summit Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Roberts and
sons had dinner on Friday with
Mrs. Nena Roberts of Shelton.
Sunday visitors in the home of
"Mr. and Mrs. William Rietdorf
was his sister, Mrs. James Maxin
Deer Hunters From Grapeview
Have Good Luck Over Weekend
GRAPEVIEW ...... This second
week of hunting season apparent-
ly brought the blessings of Diana,
Goddess of the Hunt, to the
Grapeview area. Johnny Stevens
brought down a two point buck
last Saturday, while Ed Okonek
bagged a spike, also in this gener-
al area this past Monday. Web
Etherton got his spike up behind
Camp Govey, over the weekend.
MRS. VERNA JOHANSEN'S
home was filled to the roof top
with activity this past Sunday
when a reunion of the immediate
family took place. Daughter Val-
di and family (husband Gene
Gunkel and tiny daughter, Laurie
Lou) came out from Bremerton,
daughter Connie and husband Joe
Cronquist and children, Cherie and
Lance (plus Lance's friend, Dicky
Lynn) came out from Shelton,
also Mr. Herb Johansen, up from
China Lake, California, to visit
with his daughters and their fam-
ilies. While the women kept the
coffee perking and the food cook-
lng, the men put a new roof on the
place. The boys entertained them- dominating decor. Several of the
of Olympia and Mr. and Mrs. How- selves by fishing and were able to district clubs presented lovely ex-
ard Duffey and Michael of Shel- boast of a good catch of perch. : hibits and the County Agent, Mr.
tOn Thrill of the afternoon occurred:Charle s Peck spoke to the ladies
Saturday evening, Mr. and when Mrs. Johansen's brother and on the intricacies of horticulture.
Mrs. Walter Chappell enjoyed a family, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Bar- Grapevlew members active in the
visit from Mr. and Mrs. Warren bar and children, phoned from Beachcombers are Sarah Tschida,
Carr and daughter of Shelton. Denver, Colorado, and added an Faye Soule, Mrs. Edwin GHgg and
Lorna LeGarde was Saturday
overnight guest of Wendy Clark
of Shelton.
Mr. Ernest Hull of Seattle is
spending a few days in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stoner.
Visiting on Sunday in the Dell
Adams home was Mrs. Glen Rick-
ards and children of Chehalis.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hickson
and girls visited on Sunday eve-
ning in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Thurman of Elma.
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per) Nutter stopped off in Seattle
last Friday night to make an ad-
ditional visit. Her hostess on this
stop was Miss Virginia Matoe
with whom she worked while em-
ployed by the Bell Telephone Com-
pany. Outcome of this visit was a
delayed departure, in that Jaekie
was promptly invited by the "pow-
ers-that-be" to attend the T.E.A.
luncheon held by Bell Telephone
last Tuesday.
Faye Soule slipped home from
Tacoma for the weekend, taking a
break from her two weeks' stint
of baby sitting for niece and hub-
by, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Coburn,
while they visit with relatives in
Reading, California. Faye then
spent the weekend entertaining
her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
O. Bryant of Mount Vernon.
The Beachcombers Garden Ch]b
entertained all the garden clubs of
District No. 4 at the Belfair
church in grand style Tuesday
starting with a delicious hot lunch-
eon served an delightfully decorat-
ed tables, driftwood being the pre-
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Pickering News
By Mrs. Earl Harriman
PICKERING.---Pickering Home-
makers club had a good turnout
at their last meeting and it was
decided to entertain the Harstine
Women's (dub at the next regular
meeting in November.
MR. AND MRS. Will .lohnstone
of Dubuque, Iowa, are visiting lmr
cousins, Amos Babcock and his
sisters, of tIarstine, Pickering and
Shelton.
Mrs. Vera Troy has attended the
State Homemakers convention in
Spokane and the National Home-
i makers conventior in Portland.
Mrs. Isabel Droscher ente'tained
over the weekend her son, Ralph
Droscher, and friends of Seattle
on a hunting party.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson at-
tended a birthday dinner for their
granddaughter, Janice, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Gwin-
nett of Matlock Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wylie of
Shelton called at the Frank Strong
home one day last week.
Grape harvest is in full swing
in Pickering as well as other parts
of Mason county.
Mrs. Mabel Harrtman called at
the Victor Minkler and Carl John-
son homes Monday.
This correspondent greatly en-
joyed the tour of the Journal plant
and the lunch and wants to xtend
thanks to all of the stafL -
LET'S NOT forget the rum-
mage sale at the P.U.D. building
Friday and Saturday, Oct. 23 and
ket will be awarded that night.
FUN SEEKERS might also be I
interested in the date of the next I
Grange Game Night Novem-J
ber 6 at 8 p.m. Grapeview'
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24'x50' 3 B.R. $2385.00
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A WEEK AFTER DOWN PAYMENT
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unexpected and coincidental note
to the family reunion. Each mem-
ber of the Barber family entered
into the conversations, each hav-
ing theh" own extension. (P.S. Mr.
Barber is a Bell Telephone Com-
pany employee ! ) Incidentally, Val-
di's daughter Laurie passed her
first milestone Suturday, a week
ago. (Has it been a year al-
ready ? )
Dean and Pat Cook "played
hookey" from Grapeview last Sat-
urday night and again Sunday
morning, leaving month old Wil-
liam B. with grandparents How-
ard and Cleo Cook. Saturday
night's destination was the wed-
ding reception of Shelton newly-
weds, the Donald Lutherfords, at
the Hood Canal Women's Club,
while Sunday's indulgence was a
hunting trip to the Black Hills.
However, they returned empty
handed, having seen one beautiful
four-point buck--but, alas, before
daylight!
George and Ruby Lewis took
advantage of the Christmas Tree
Tour offered by our County Ex-
tension Office this past Saturday
afternoon and were kind enough
to take along 4-H Foresters, Lar-
ry Lutz, Robert Spooner and Don-
ald Pogreba. Mr. Charles Peck,
our county agent, conducted the
tour out to Hunter's Tree Farm
where planting and "farming"
methods were demonstrated and
illustrated.
Judy Johnson, daughter of the
Emmett (Swede) Johnsons, is at-
tending the Olympic College in
remez'ton, where she is pursuing
teacher-education courses, hoping
one day to teach in the intermedi-
ate grades. Judy is living with her
aunt (Swede's sister) Mrs. John
Hanson, a location convenient to
the college.
Weekend visitor to the M. J.
Robinsons' was Mrs. Robinson's
sister, Mrs. Alice Stafford of Se-
attle.
eases, Washington, located on
the historic Oregon Trail, will be
a place to be remembered at least
by Laurie Seiners. While some of
the earlier travelers left wagons
and supplies along the Trail,
Laurie ieft his left front tooth
there, as the result of a collision
with the toe of a Pasco football
shoe last Friday night.' Not only
did Laurie lose his tooth but, add-
ing insult to injury, the High-
climbers also lost the game 26-0!
Newcomers (permanent resi-
dents) to our community are the
Joe tittles who have recently
moved to their new "Cedar Home '
on Treamwe Island (across from
the Julie Stock place). The tittles
were formerly Seattle residents,
Mr. Little having recently retired
after selling out his Marina lo-
cated on Rainier Avenue. Wel-
come !
SURPRISE drop-in Ktest to
the Pelan home on Treasure Is-
land were Mrs. Marjorie Jenne
and daughter Lynn, who stopped
by on their way to Westport. The
Jennes, who are from Seattle,
were Pelans' neighbors while they
lived there and have been friends
since Alaskan days.
Canadian g u e s t s, weekending
with the Orin Soules, were Mr.
and Mrs. Alex MacInnis of Camp-
bell River, British Columbia. The
MacInnises picked np their trail-
er which they had left with the
Smiles in preparation for a trip
to Mexico, where they had origin-
ally met the Soules, five years
ago. Mr. MacInnia' occupation,
prior to his retirement, was a
most exciting one having to do
with trapping and mining. Point
of interest: Mr. Souls reports that
he has found a red homemade ce,
dar rowboat, about twelve feet
long, which he has secured await-
ing claim by owner! He has no
phone but owner may call Grape-
view correspondents at cither HA
6-6971 or HA 6-4054.
Busy, busy weekend for the
Walt Claytons, St. Saturday morn-
ing visitors from Tacoma were the
Walt Petersons, out to spend the
day. Unexpected weekend guests
were Captain and Mrs. Leonaz;d
Hansman and children, Jerri Lee
and Bobby. The Hansmans were
in transit from their previous
a.rmy station in Fairbanks, A!,as-
ka to the next. station at Fort Sill,
Oklahoma. While in Alaska, Capt.
Mrs. Fred Givens (newest Grape-
view addition to the club's mem-
bership).
Last Monday night, was 4-H
night at the Fair Harbor Grange.
After a brief and to-the-point
business meeting, Grange Master
Bill Spooner turned the meeting
over to 4-H leaders Mrs. Bill
Spooner (also the Grange Youth
chairman} and Mrs. Jim Tobey.
The leaders then, in turn, intro-
duced each 4-H member present,
who responded by summarizing
their own 4-H activities and plans.
Recreation for the evening was in
the form of a quiz with the
"Boys" vs. "Girls", the "Boys"
emerging victorious. A very
thoughtful gift was given by the
Grange to each of the 4-H mem-
bers -- a 4-H key tag and chain.
4-H "Teens" present were Linda
Spooner (also a Grange member},
Pamela Clayton, Diana and Edana
Strickland, Elaine Zehe, Sandra
Tobey and Elizabeth Somers. 4-H
"Barnacles" present were Larry
Lutz, Billy Leavitt, Robert Spoon-
er and "Chief" Clayton.
The Ted Rauscherts were de-
lighted to welcome home son Ty-
rone and bride Jackie from Fort
Worth, Texas last Tuesday, Oct.
13. Tyrone is now a civilian again,
having completed a tour of duty
with Uncle Sam's Air Force. The
younger Rauscherts plan to spend
a few .days with the folks before
taking up residence in Tacoma.
Julie Stock announces that this
coming Sunday will be the last
Sunday that the Grapeview Store
Will be open this season, so plan
your shopping accordingly!
Dates to remember: Saturday,
October 31 -- North Bay Emer-
gency First Aid Service Masquer-
ade Halloween Dance at Victor
Hall -- 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. -- Jitlie
Stock's Bachemian Beethovians
providing the Mooosick!
Next month's big moment! The
Mothers' Club's Thanksgivingcard
party will be held Saturday eve-
ning, November 21. All interested
in a Turkey Dinner with all the
trimmings might do well to be
Mothers' Club's Thanksgiving card
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