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November 4, 1965     Shelton Mason County Journal
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4,1.965 for their annual last Friday eve- relatives and joining them. The costume parade fee- as mechanical rain drops, (and otherwise!.) Our Grapeview Julie Stock as well as Mr. and assembled at Mrs. Art Zehe served coffee, tiros l)roviding an atmosplmre inducive to informal conversation. Most welcome guest was Mrs. A1 Beck who came along as ;m interested spectator. Monday evening, another pub- lic meeting was called by Mr. and ~rs. Don Anderson to answer animals and other characters. Judged as from the pre-school Diane Stoudt and Jer- (guest); from Mrs. Kristi Seiners and al~d from Mr. Zehe's .~ Milner and Kim ylets were given by from both rooms, g appropriate songs. the program, :Moth- ident Ernestine Nick- brief talk concerning ~e effm% of our eom- special reference to ty Forest Festival ~. On the stage was an amusing sugges- 1966 float, complete garbed "Grapeview Anderson, who in I-Ioward and Murial In appreciation of hard work they were surprise, presented brass trimmed ice bucket as a Mothers Club's es- was very much ap- both Howard and )cakes, cookies, were then served goodies were all the youngsters from Gorst to at- antly informal en- guests of the Dan- e Mrs. Betty Sin- Jerry and friend 'heir enjoyment of [ghtened unexpect- -~ pre-school Jerry prizes ! public spirit runs W cannot be de- after the past and for the most seemed to be public spirit. MEETING held Oct. 27, was very This meeting was District 54 School clarify the 14 and to answer on financial partici- help answer ques- ~ret the various le- issues was A1 to the Washing- of Education. The then issued a the effect that they of voting in favor the meeting, Chair- and wife Shir- from school Ed Okonek and l i" I¸" Moderate Scussions County loggers, all over and Canada, will boots next week out to attend the Logging Con- .: ........ ¢t ° S IELTON-- _SON C0UNTY 30URIC/At-- Published in ChT' sCmastaw'n through Wednes- 000 industry del- equipment are expected to at- ~essions of the Con- ways and means of their more of Shelton, re- Timber Company independent log- Will be moderator closing panel "What's New In Congress Ore., will general sessions theme of "The Utilization". will be given 'er Jr., Under-Sec- from Wash- questions concerning North Ma- son's t)rogram. Main guest pres- ent to answer questions wa, s Nor- Shelton Lined At sign Seiners plans to arrive home soon, the Nm~hwind being sched- uled to arrive in Seattle, Nov. 15. birthday Saturday evening, at din- ner at the Hearthstone in Brem- erton. Providing plenty of festive mood were Howard and Murial Seiners with daughters Liz and Kristi as well as Salli, of course. Eight years put in on this earth were marked by Ronnie Battles, Monday when he shared cup cakes with his ('lassmatea at school. the traditional cake and ice cream. Our 4-H sewing group has real- Walt Clayton was feted on his ly been showing a great deal of erRl~tl.~iamn thi~ year. Le,~der for this group, Mrs: Bruce Fulmer, has held two meetings within a. week, Oct. 26 and Nov. 1, instruct- ing the girls about the par~s and useage of the sewing machine and SUl~ervising demons**raLions. At- tending Tuesday's meeting were Debbie Cox, Janie Pogreba, Ali~'¢ and Kathy Hicks and Debbie Mil- ner while Debbie ~7::aer, Alice Hicks and Georgia Clayton at- tended the second meeting. Newcomers to our community are the C. W. Oak family who re- cently purchased the Irvin Rowe residence. The o~k.~ who moved here from Gig' Harbor have an ]8- year-old daughter, Ruth, who has joined the WAVES, son Charles, who is an eighth grader in Shel- ton, and son Jolm, who is a fifth grader in our Grapevlew grade s(.hool. VISITING, HUCKLEBERRY picking and a leisurely dinner with the A. V. Richards proved to pro- vide .~. most pleasant Sunday aft- ernoon for the "Dntch" Gillings of Seattle. Only drawback of such It day might prove to be hucl¢lc- I)crrie:~ lmve to be cleane(l! Absent from the Grat~e~,ie\V School Monday was Principal Ar- tlmr Zehe wl~o was attending a meeting of Mason Cmmty and Thm'ston County sclmol adminis- trators. However, the "mice" were not left to "play", for Mrs. Walt Clayton was a~:ailable as a sub- stittlte. These following dates are sub- mitted for yore' consideration: Nov. 13, the ladies of the Sar'd~ Eckert ()rthopedic Guild will hold their annual Country Store at the fire lmll. They will a;so i~old a bake sa.lc in conjunction witil the PAGE 9 country stm'e and will al~o give ~wa.v a. set, scape painting donated by Mrs. Aria Grigg. 'Nov. 19, the Grapeview Moth- er'4' ....... (~lub will sponsor, a Game Night at the schoolhouse. The Mothers will also have a home- ma(le caudy sale and a Thanks- givin/ l~asl'~et will be given away -tt this t.ime. Donations for tickets for this basket can be made to .nv M?tho ' i_C!u)meTb ,'. USE JOURNAL WANT ADS District 403. Also on hand were I!!i:i[i[ii!iii!i Bone-in Cut Ray Kronquist, a member of the Mason County Committee for School Distric[ Organization, and i~!:~ ~ ........................ lb. Chuck Amachcr from the District 403 (North Mli~son)Board of Di- ~:ii:.::i~ti ~o .... • ----I rectors. This ~eeting was held at ~i!!!~~!~!!~10VE i the Grapeview Fire Hall and the !~;~ , ,,,,, ~:~ i e Sirloin Tip or Bottom Round previous meeting. ~,.~ ~,!~ As to the hunting news, we've ~[ ¢ finally struck some pay dirt! ~ ................. . ...... lb. Seems AI Okonek bagged a real beauty early last week- a nice big H!~ three point deer, from tim Deer ~!i:i~:~ !~. Creel( area. [~fii A wedding reception took Mrs. ~::ii;~ AI Okonek to Gig Harbor last Sat- I ~!~illi Western Cure urday afternoon, the honored cou- ple being Mr. and Mrs. Tim Don- lon (nee Murlene Wesserling, Hil- da's niece), Tile Donlons were married Oct. 24 in Las Vegas but their reception was fittingly held at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ehner Wesserling, in or- der to be with her relatives for part of the festivities. Following the reception, Hilda's sister and children, Mrs. Irene Welch with Patrick and Kathleen of Seattle, came back to Grape- view with her to spend the re- mainder of the weekend. Weekend guest of the Bill Staudts was Miss Kama Conger of Olympia, and while Bill and son Kenny attended the Shelton-:Mon- tesano game, Judy and Kama joined a goodly portion of the community at the Grapeview Hal- loween party. The Staudts' oldest son "Chick" is at present employed at the army base at Lathrup, Calif. He is still in the electromcs repair field although now in a civilian capac- ity and is laying the groundwork for possibly entering San Diego State College next fall. A happy homecoming took place for Glen and Jackie Nutter last weekend when they returned to the Great Northwest from Orlan- do, Fla., arriving in Seattle Thurs- day and in Grapeview, Friday. Jackie's folks, Doris and Julie Stock, are delighted t hat the "kids" will now be located in the Seattle area. Corvallis, Ore. beckoned to 3u- lie and Doris Saturday and there they went, along with brother Russ and wife Madalynn, to see the W.S.U. Cougars sink the Ore- gon State Beavers, 10-8. Also ac- companying them was nephew Wes and wife Bev, of Auburn who have Just returned from Kansas City, having just completed the 1965 season with the Kansas City Athletics. Immediatel~ following this ex- citing gatfi'~, ~'J~tTlte eblncidentally was .able to snatch a brief visit ~ot or~ly with Sheltonite Ron err as the" team' left the field, but also Ice Waters, W.S.U. yell King, also of Shelton. Among those delighting in the results of the U. of W.'s contest with Stanford Saturday, 41-8, were Don Pogreba and Bill Staudt.' OREGON GUESTS of the Clem Hells from Monday to Monday were :Marge's two sisters, Mrs. Karl Jolliff of Portland and Mrs. Ruth Davis of Seaside. Big event of the week occurred when tickets to see the fabulous movie "The Sound of Music", were provided by nephew Jack 3olliff, with both Merge and Ruth taking full ad- vantage of them. It must alnmst have seemed like old home week for the Howard Somers family. Not only did Liz make her first visit home from the U. of W. this fall but they also received a phone call, :Monday, from Ensign Douglas Teeson. En- sign Teeson, a Coast Guard Acad- emy classmate of Laurie Somers was appearing in Shelton in the capacity of USCG Recruiter. Na- turally Doug was happy to learn that Laurie had successfully com- pleted an Arctic cruise on the ice- breaker, Northwind and had called home within the past week from the East Coast. Incidentally En- 10 to 18 lb. Aver. U.S.D.A. Choice ........................ lb. ........................ lb. ~."~¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢v ' U.S.D.A. Choice U.S.D.A. Choice Rosedale Save by the Case Peas ~2 Cs. of Cs. of 24 12 $1.69 $3.37 ~r Beans (Cut Green) t/2 Cs. of Cs. of 24 12 $1.69 $3.37 ~r Corn (Creamed or Whole Kernel) ~z Cs. of Cs. of 24 12 $1.69 $3.37 ~r Tomatoes 303 Tins =/'2 Cs. of Cs. of 24 12 $1.69 $3.37 ! Sunny Jim Mix or Match • Grape • Apricot & Apricot-Pine. 2o ' OZ. • Peach JAR • Strawberry & Strawbarb AA Large Tradewel[ Kellogg's - Food is a Bargain Gerber's Strained lb. pkg. oz, Jar 12 oz. Pkgs. Libby's Pink Grapefruit Jui=e ,6 oz. .............. Tin 39' ;ed her wedding paper trousseau and series from Art Point Studios album. life deserves the finest! We invite you to wedding designs, beautiful script letter- papers, napkins, champagne toasting other accessories in the Art Point album. ]~tee! with out compllmenv~, Virginia Courtenay's etiquette booklet. Ask fo~ you~ copb Libby's Beef Slew o,. ............................................. T,n 49* Libby's Corned Beef oz. ...................................... Tin 59¢ Libby's Vienna Sausage 5 "'°" Sl Size Tradewell No. 1 Tall Tins prices effective thru Sat., November 6, 1965. No sale to dealers. Reserve Right to Limit Quantity. Equal Opportunity Employer. Sweet Thick Meated Danish Squash..,...... ea. I0= Long Flavorful Green Gucumbers..... ea. IOc Snow White Local Heads ............ Each Ib