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November 18, 1965     Shelton Mason County Journal
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1966, The efforts the Sal~h Eckcrt Guild Put into their and bake sale were Saturday when the worked out mqst suc- Lucky recipient of the painted and do- Grigg w,a~ Mrs. a most delighted (]~ild wishes to extend its t9 George, Lewis for do- lls ti~e and skill sharpen- and scissQrs, to Mrs. her lovely painting, to Auxiliary for their do- • ~-1~ to all the generous people who par regular meeting of kert Orthopedic guild Friday at the home of L~wis, who will he l~rs. Les Soule. Re- it will not be nec- bring your own sand- this meeting as the will provide them on basis, receipts frown be put into the special Christmas deco;rations have. WAS a joyous day Somers family hearts fairly' bursting, the Coast Guard aa it arrived Q1 }n Seattle with their aboard. The dockside complete with brass flying and fire boats marked the culmination .month~, cruise for the r which carried it as as the Lepton, Barents Seas o~ the rugged Si- logging 34~Q00 mites 900 miles north retie circle.. however, Ensign ~o- that, at no tLme did d~r, below 20 de- stopped at ~rway for three days be- its homeward" Jour- York the group of and oceanographers who valuable information northernmost w~tters, left and she continued on to port via the Panama e~pects to he eta- his ship in Seattle for of the winter. confirmation service morning at St. Dav- Church in Shelton, Lee Milner and Kim Dana Nicklaus became members o{ this church. Four generations of Debble's family were present for the oc- casion. From Elma came her great.grandmother, Mrs. Beulah Taylor, a tiny lady of 80 years and from Aberdeen came her grand- mother, Mrs. H, L. Pearson. Chauf- fering both ladies was great-aunt, Mrs. Henry Taylor also of Elms. Both Jack and Pat Milner were disappointed when Grandma, Aun- tie and Mother had to leave for home directly following the coffee hour. However, they did most gra- ciously host a delicious buffet din- ner which was much enjoyed by the Walt Claytons and danghter Georgia at the Milner residence in Grapeview. Meanwhile, Mr. and Mrs. Art Nicklaus with sons Art, Kris and honored guest Kim, drove out to Taylor Towne for dinner after leaving St. David's. ONE OF THE major milestones of one's life is the 21st birthday and our congratulations on pas- sing this milestone are extended to Bruce Fulmer. Although the actual date was Nov. 14, he and ,wife Sue drove over to Tacoma Saturday evening for dinner to cel- ebrate. Sun,lay a Los Angel~s phone call from mother, Mrs. Peg- gy Fulmer and sister S~lsan ex- tended congratulations and a Seat- tle phone call from brother Earl :added to the family felicitations. A roost fulfilliPg and exciting day Was spent in Seattle Saturday .by the Bill Staudts. Arriving in town, early, Bill and Judy with Kenny and Miss Kama Conger of Oly~Pia enjoyed to the fullest the beautiful music, story and scen- e~ry of the remarkable show, "The Sound of Music". The last nate had not yet settled when Bill i sprinted to the nearest bus and wa# ~ his WaY to. the Husky Sta- dium to thrill to the U. of W,.'~ v~ctgry ov~or Oregon State. aInnd the meantime, Judy, Kama Kenny spent the afternoon shopping and later, all met ,at the Pepper Mill for dinner before re- turning home. Speaking of fun times, don't for- get that the Grapeview Mothers' Club Game Night is to be held Fri- day at 7:30 p.m. at the Grapeview School. The theme for the evening will be based on the Thanksgiving season with touches of Christmas tucked in here and there. Prizes, fun, free refreshments, a home- made candy sale ,and an overflow- Class To Present 'The Night Of Jan. 16' And Sat. Nights; Judy Turner In Lead ~Y JUDY TURNER MASON HIGH -- The presents "The Night 16" Friday and Sat- Nov. 19 and 20. role is taken by Judy Who plays Karen A~. _~r~,: on trial for her life. plays the defense at- Ben Davis, the l~dl;6d is this: Did or didn't murder Bjorn Faulk- boss and lover? At first cl~tima that it was the millionaire Faulk- face the crash of his But later circumstances (antastic plot of a fake and an escape to South The evidence is evenly The fate o~ K~ren Audr~ hands of the jury. is unique as jUrors are the audience. Upon the gymnasium, spectat- to serve on the jury their names at the door. of the plaY, t]~e clerk 12 names from a box; ~ill have their ad- moneyrefunded. plays the role of young widow; Start part of her father. members are Mike Er- Cooper~ Charle~; Drake, Wayne Mul- Ducal, Don Sohrieber, Steve DeMiero, Laura Foster, Lee Uldrikson, Dianna Timm, Pmn Livingston, Myra Schroeder, Sue Smith, Mildred Kisler, Chris Bix- enmann, and Pare Reynolds. Director is Peter Merrill, facul- "ty men~be~ *o} M~so'n High. Ad- ,lqli~s$o~t, ~ ,~ Afar4 ~f~ults, 50 cents for students, and 25 cents for chil- dren. After the performances pie and coffee will be sold by the Girl's Club in the cafeteria. The Student Fund Dinner was a huge success. There has been $708 taken in. The bills haven't yet been paid, but the student body should end up with about $600. Overall chairman of the ev- ent was Mrs. Alice Harris, high schq~l secretary. She did a won- derful job as did all the other women and students who helped to make the dinner what it was. The teachers had a report card meeting on Monday. The grades were issued yesterday. Tonight there is a PTA Open House at the high school. Parents qan attend ally "class" they wish. Those classes offered ai'e 8th grade math; algebra, Jr. High Spanish, art, Marine Biology, English Lit- erature and English composition. After the one hour class, there !will he a general open house. Re- freshments will be served in the Home-Ec room. • • • and Ceel good thln g ve you That' why you never outgrow your fez mil ] njoy a glass with every eal.. Itkeeps you going-- e__. af. Vitality eral: milk mal s meat WAfi |N|TON IIAI|V PRODUCTS COMMiSSiON, SEA r Ropt l ing the Dairy Furmors in Your Am exwa milk lee tlke weckemr X HELTON--MA ON COUN Y 30UR AL- Publ he4 in PAGE 11 en away should provide plenty of incentive for anyone to come! All Mothers' Club members are urged to be sure to get their can- dy, pies and donation-tickets turn- ing in in l)lenty of time Friday evening. OUR 4-H GRAPENUTS have been keeping their noses to the grindstone with quite regular meetings. Nov. 9, Mrs, Sue Fulmer worked with her sewing group, first the girls working on pin- cushions and then with those pre- paring to make a cotton outfit. This group learned several differ- ent ways to make seams. In the meantime, Mrs. Henry Gatlin's little group of girls gained practical peanut butter cookies and Mrs. Louise Ewart's boys made Spicy popcorn for their food for the gang project group. The School Directors of District No. 54 met Friday evening at the Grapeview Schoolhouse as posted on the Grapeview Grocery bulletin board. Main business of the eve- ning was the reorgan~atlon of the board with the following re- snlts: Don Pogreba, Director chair- man; Ed Okonek, Director; Salll experience ters pertaining to Public Law 89- 10, Title I, which ,allows funds for non-expendable teaching equip- ment for public schools in certain areas. There's not much to report from onr aspiring elk hunters but a belated t'eport concerning the deer season brings us the news that John Royset spent the last week by making Clayton, Director Clerk. Also pros- up in the Winthrop area and came ent was Arthtw Zehe who was i]ome with a handsome 1)ig four- appointed as the official repre- point to show for his troubles. sentative of tl~e board in all mat- "Getting away from it all". Mrs. Walter Clayton, Sr. left for Seat- tle Nov. 8, to spend an extended visit to niece and husband, Mr, and Mrs. A1 Flournoy. The visit also gave Mrs. Clayton an oppor- tunity to spend some time with her sister. Mrs. I.~)uis Sitzberger, who has been in poor health, as well as other relatives. Mrs. Clay. ton expected to return home Nov. ]6. FAT OVERWEIGHT A,vailab]e to you without a doctor'.q :pre*crlplhm. our product called Od- rinex. You must h~se ugly fat or yOU~ mon~,~y back. Odrlnex is a tiny tablet attd easily swallowed, Get rid of exees.~ fat and live ]ong'~,r. Odrtnex Costs I~.00 and it~ sold on tki.~ guarantee: ~'f ~lot saiisl'iod for any rea.*on, ~ast velum the lmvk~go lo yot~t, druggist attd get your frill D~oney back. No qtlP~tiolls asked. 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