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11) MEETING
Grapev[ew Residents
~te~ School District
Will hold its regular meet-
p.m. next Tuesday in the GI~AI,IE\rlIqV~T ThanksgivinK
)m, Evergreen school. I)ay, all of lls could think of sonic-
thing t(, be truly ttmnkful for and
"'IL MENU many ,,f .e,o t,,,ly
that tile snow v,'hielk fe'il thai (l~ly
for Shelton Elementary lasted only a short while.
ds and Shelton Senior The Bill St'mdts were und(mbt-
I High School edly thankful that Judy emerged
leek of Dec. 7-11 lminjure(t h'om their ({xtentively
--Spaghetti with meat, damaged ear after it e(fllided with
aLtered French bread, a county dmnp truck late Tues-
! and pineapple salad, day afternoon, on- the brow of Ful-
and Milk. mer's hill. Their Thanksgiving,
which was celebrated al home with
.... Sloppy Joe on a niece, Delores Rehard and her
taro chips, cheese slices, chihhen, x~-ls briglKcned with the
Llo with'whip cream and :arrival of son "Chick" and his
bn(ldy, who had an overnight away
from tht,ir duties at McChord
dayL--Turkey and gravy Field.
Iffy rice, ~;hole kern(~l Leaving Grapeview at 4 a.m.
biseuils, fruit, cak(, 'rod V~rednesdav, the Don Querys were
able to reach Etlt'ek.t, Calif., and
the home of Vivian's follss, Mr.
lay __ Hotd6g On a but- and Mrs. Malvin V~rood by 3:30
un, potato sal~d, carrot p.m. Needless to say, the rest of
oranges and milk. the day was spent visiting and
relaxing with them.
Cream of tomato Thursday the ~roo(ts and Querys
Stt ELTON--MA 0N ( 0tTN'I ' JOURNAL --- Published in "Chri.¢tmastmvn, U.B.A.I"4 Shelton, Washington
cheese sandwich, enjoyed dinner together, after
wedges, Graham which Don, Vivian and children
Ice cream and milk. made a side trip over to Samoa
IpPlement your child's
With Plenamins from
eats and Thanksgiving dinner No. planned to keep busy workiug out in Tacoma with burial at Moan-
3[ (Some people have all the luck)of doors on odd jobs, the persia-rain View Cemetery. Mrs. Mac-
lhis I:ime at the home of uncle rant rain kept them inside. Sin1-Rae was born May 20, 190t in
and mint, Mr. and Mrs. Otto day, the Olsons made a l)rief side The Dalles, Ore. She was a 1928
\V~)o(ts along with their "branches trip to Tacolna where they spent graduate of St. Joseph's Hospital
of the family tree", four genera- the night with other relatives. School of Nursing in Tacoma and
Lions in all i)eing present. ANOTIIFI¢ family gathering was a member of the Pierce Couu-
By S ttL rd ty, I little relaxation took place aL the C. W. "Jimmy" ty Medical Association Auxiliary.
was' in order'and while Don and Walkers when daughter and faro- Dr. and Mrs. MacRac moved from
Vivian did just tha't at her folks' ily, Barbara and Joe Shahan with Taeoma to Grapeview 11 years ago
home, Grandma Mardell stole a Valerie, Joni, Beth and "Little Joe" npon Dr. MacRae's reti~'ement.
march on Sanla by taldng her five came down from Bellinghanl to Besides iler husband, she is sur-
grandchildren, Blleky, Cathy, Ja-: spend from Wednesday until Sun- rived by a son Joel MaeRae of
mie, Becky and Vil:g'inia, Christ- day with them. Shelton(her stepfather, Harry Ma-
mas shopI~ing. What more could Joe further endeared himself to son, Tile Dalles; three sisters, Mrs.
a child ask for th'm a grandma the Walkers by taking care of Stanley Tatom, Sheridan, Ore.,
who works in a toy shop. many of those odd jobs which seemMrs. James R. Camp, New Orleans,
Sunday morning: the families to be so hard to gel around to and Mrs. Francis E. Sterns, Scat-
bade each other a fond farewell doing. Friday, Barbara'assisted her tie; and one grandchild.
and by 6 a.m. the Querys were mother at the Sarah Eckert Orth- Our Grapevicw Vohmteer Fire
headed northward. So convenient opedic Guild rnmmage sale which Department is inviting everyone
is travel on our improved coastal was held in Shelton and, incident- in the commnnity and any other
highways that by 4:30 p.m. they ally, was a success in spite of the interested persons to drop by the
were home in "Grapeviewonce very poo!" weather. Fire Hall Saturday, Dec. 5, from
again. Deserting the Stadimn Beach 2 to 5 p.m. to get'a good look at
FINDING TIIEMSELVES some- area for the holiday, Mr. and Mrs. our new fire truck. Cookies and
what at loose ends, over Thanks- Ray Uhly decided to join a family coffee will be served by the ladies
giving, Eke and Anne Eacrett and gathering at the home of Mary'sof the V.F.D. Auxilia~'y.
dad, Walter Eckert, soon scaredcousin, Mrs. Lee Abbey in Everett '~Incidentally, the. V.F.D. Aux-
wail, investigating the changes in
the ocean floor created by the
Pacific coast earthquake which oc-
curred on Good Friday, 1964. Of
particular interest were the views
of Queen Liliuokalani's "private"
island, the most northerly of the
group. Although they intended to
return home that evening, the
snowstorm convinced them to de-
lay their return trip until Friday.
Persistant colds kept Dan and
Linda Williams pretty much house-
bound when they came home to~
spend the holiday here with the
family but, nevertheless, Thanks-
giving dinner was a happy family
gathering with grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. P. Hillman, mother,
Mrs. Pat'Benson and sister Bonnie
and brother Mike. Drop-in visits
from friends before the Williams'
return to Ellensburg made the
visit even more enjoyable and the
sniffles and sneezes less bother-
some.
• THANKSGMNG at the Spoon-
ers was enlivened by the presence
of four young people. Besides Lin-
da and Robert, there were John
Humphrey and Dave Nygren,
graduate students in the depart-
ment of physics at the University
of Washington.
Happy to be home ahead of the
holidays was Bob Battles who re-
Ss Rexall
Phone 426-4642
(California, that is!) and the home
of long-time friends, the Ralph
Grows. Thanksgiving dinner No.
2 followed and the two families
visited and reminisced over parlor
games for the rest of the evening.
Friday took the Querys back to
Eureka and from there, on to Ar-
YOUR GLASS
US
can depend on our "'know how" to save
and money when it co~es to glass
Beoause we know what we are
(and why) you can be sure we'll do It
with sons Ralph and Don. To
complete the pleasant day for
Anne and Eke, son Ken and wife
Judy phoned their greetings from
San Diego.
Spending Thanksgiving eve and
day with the John Stevenses were
the Morgan Brassfields and their
three children, as well as youngest
daughter Lynne. Although the
Brassfields had to return home
Thursday, Lynne, on vacation from
the U. of W., stayed on until Sun-
day when she returned to Seattle
with sister, Jeanne, and husband
Mike Hoskins who had come over
to spend the day.
Seems there was plenty of ac-
tivity at Stadium Beach over the
holiday with much family visit-
rag.
Guests of Miss Jasmine Britton
arriving Wednesday evening in
time for a delicious oyster dinner
were her brother and sisfer, Col.
and Mrs. Miller Holland. A de-
licious traditional turkey dinner
followed the next day and the
three spent the day relaxing, list-
ening to good records and read-
ing, with a cheerful fire burning
in the hearth to combat the chili
of tile snow falling outside. The
quick thaw Friday ensured the
Hollands a safe journey home.
Nearby, the Henry Kruizes~play-
& McNEIL
Iy & FENDER fORKS
Grove 426-8264
ed host to Mrs. Kruize's brother cently spent 10 days at the San
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Diego Naval Base on a Rival In-
Olson, who arrived Wednesday eve- spection team, inspecting the de-
ning from Hoquiam for an extend- stz~yers moored there and estimat-
ed visit. Although the men had ~ing any work to be done on them.
Bob, Carole, Ronnie and Lynette
enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner in
........ : Seattle with Carole's brother and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Collins
and apparently enjoyed it very
much for they stayed with them
until Saturday and even "sand-!
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IST & GROVE
TIDES OF THE WEEK
Computed for Hood Canal
Oakland Bay tides are'l hr. and
50 rain. later and plus 3.0 ft.
ill
Friday, Dec. 4
High .............. 6:10 a.m. 12.2 ft.
Low .............. 11:28 a.m. 7.2 ft.
High .............. 4:06 p.m. 10.5 ft,
Low .............. 11:20 p.m. -1.2 ft.
Saturday, l)ec. 5
High .............. 6:48 a.m. 12.4 ft.
Low .............. 12:11 p.m. 7.4 ft.
High .............. 4:34 p.m. 10.3 ft.
Low .............. 11:53 p.m. -1.2 ft.
Sunday, Dec. 6
High .............. 7:26 a.m. ]2.6 ft.
Low .............. 12:57 p.m. 7.5 ft.
Higt~ .............. 5:06 p.m. 10.1 ft,
Monday, Dee. 7
Low .............. 0:29 a.m. \ -1.0 ft.
High .............. 8:05 a.m. 12.6 ft.
Low .............. 1:44 p.m. 7.6 ft.
High .............. 5:41 p.m. 9.8 ft.
Tuesday', Dec. 8
Low .............. 1:07 a.m. -0.7 ft.
High .............. 8:45 a.m. 12.5 ft.
Low .............. 2:36 p.m. 7.4 ft.
High .............. 6:21 p.m. 9.3 ft.
Wednesday, De:e. 9
Low .............. 1:47 a.m. -0.2 ft.
High .............. 9:26 a.m. 12.5 ft.
Low .............. 3:34 p.m. 7.1 ft.
High .............. 7:10 p.m. 8.8 ft.
Thursday, l)ee. 10
Low .............. 2:30 a.m. 0.5 ft.
High .............. 10:07 a.m. 12.4 ft.
Low .............. 4:33 p.m. 6.5 ft.
High .............. 8:13 p.m. 8.2 fL
SHELTON
By Betty l)ean hind Mrs. Nina Millers home that
UNION .... Thez:e will be a dance gave loose and slid down, moving
for the teenagers of the comnmn- her house oft: its foundation. Juan-
ity Friday at: 7 p.m. in the Union
community hall. All teenagers of its Ga.brielsou, Mrs. Miller's dangh-
i the conmmnity are welome. The~ ter, was visiting' her and Ihey had
dance will be chaperoned by par- to climb oat of the window Lo get
ents.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl O'Berrv, Phil- out of the house, the dirt had
ip Johnson and Rad Pratsch had fully covered the doors of the
honse. Juanita's car was covered
Thanksgiving dinuer with Mr. and with dirt, too.
Mrs. Wright Carlson at their home
in Shelton. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hamilton and
Thauksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Seal l?uter and son
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen were Seal Jr., had dinner in Olwnpia
Thursday evening' at the 'Qaear-
CharlesMrS' Allen'SEfnorParentS,of Sequim.Mr' and Mrs. anda". When they left the restau-
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Nilson had rant they came h})m¢ with it snow-
Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs. Er- ing pretty hard on the freeway.
ma Roessel and Mrs. William errHonoring newlyweds Mr. and
of Betfair. Mrs. Donald Deemer, the bride,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Slcttedahl formerly Jan VanderWal, a buffet
returned recently from a two dimmr lind bridal shower was re-
weeks trip that took them to many cently held at the Horace Skelsey
states. They left Seattle Nov. 10 home. The beautifully tiered wed-
by plane to Oxnard, Calif., where ding cake was made by the
they visited with their daughter groom's mother, Mrs. Frank Deem-!
and family, Mr. and Mrs. William er. Including out-of-town g~estsI
Rust. From there they flew to was Mrs. Joe Miller, maternal
Dallas, Tex., where Mr. Slettedahl
attended business meetings. Then
on to Jackson, Miss. to visit rela-
tives. With all the big cities they
visited they were happy to be
back home on the canal..
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Gardner re-
turned Sunday from Sand Point
near the ocean where they spent
eight days.
Ronnie Bailey slipped on the ice
in the driveway 'of his home and
had to have seven stitches in his
lip.
MR. Az~J~ MRS. LYLE Bittle
had their son and his family, Mr.
; and Mrs. Jimmy Bittle for Thanks-
giving dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dean, Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Pearce and Mr. and
Mrs. Max Dean and family motor-
ed to Olympia Thursday to have
dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Pearce and family.
Dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Aliens on Thanksgiving were
Mrs. Edna Gatewood, Mr. and Mrs.
Danny Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
Brownie Mercier, all of Union, Mrs.
Lhke Barnard and family of Seat-
tle, Bonnie'Green and Bernie Ga-
zara of Bremerton.
Monday about 3 p.m. the Union
fire department was called to a
house owned by Stuart Polson of
Grays Harbor. A defective or over-
heated propane heater was the
cause of the fire which charred
the inside of the 13ouse and refined
the furniture and belongings of
Mrs. L. E. Wilkeson, who occupied
the house but was away at the
time of the fire.
WITH ALL TIlE rain we have
been having iL has caused some
bad dirt slides 'along the canal.
One of the worst was a" bank be-
grandmother of the groom from
Palisade, Colo., now residing in
Shelton wimre the young couple
too are making their home.
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wiched in" a visit with Bob's aunt
and uncle.
It was a l~appily complete fam-
ily circle that gathered about the
Fred Lutzes' dinner table for din-.
ner last Thursday. Joining Fred,
Phyllis, Lary and Lanrie were
Phyllis' sister and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Enoch Uldricksen and son
Lee, their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Blair and the Lutzes' eldest
son Doug who arrived in the wee
hours of Thursday morning.
Doug's job at Reedsport, Ore.
took him back in the midst of the
snow storm Thursday evening, in
his folks' car no less, his cat" hay-
LANNY SLATER
and THE
SATURDAY NIGHT
9:30 to 2:00
Open 8:30
Adm. $1.50 men
$1.25 ladies
SPECIAL ATTRACTION
Sunday, Dec. 6
BOBBY BLAND'S BAND
PACE
ili,i i i • .
On the old
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.Don't let hearing loss cut you off from fully
sharing the fun and festivities of Christmas
with your friends and loved ones. Give your-
self--or ask your family to give you---better
hearing with the newest, even better Beltone!
There is still time if you ACT NOW!
Come to see our representative ,
Mr. Harry Bodenschatz, at
Eells and Valley Appliance Center
Friday, December 4th, between
10 A.M. and 12 Noon
He will be glad to give you a FREE Hearing
Test with the latest electronic equipment and
show you how you may enjoy Christmas and
every day more with Beltone.
Daniel E. Bruner
Certified Hearing Aid Audiologist
Serving Mason County since 1950
106 E 4th Avenue, Olympia 357-3521
Christmas Delivery Guaranteed At Eells & Valley
ing broken down. This, however ~;~
served to bring him back to Grape-
view Saturday and by Sm~day III I
night his vehicle was restored to
running order and he retm'ned to
Reedsport once again.
The Ed Okoneks were disap-
pointe~ when son Richard and fa-
mily were unable to be with them
for Thanksgiving dinner, little
Sheri being quite ill with the flu.
As a result Ed, Louise and Leslie
spe'nt a quiet day hosting Louise's
folks, Mr. and Mrs. George Wyn-
koop, who, no dQubt, missed Rich-.
ard, Carole and Sheri's company
also.
About one dozen Grapeview men
were not disappointed Nov. 24,
when they attended the Shelt0n VICTOR
[-Iighcli,,~ber football banquet at RCA STEREO
gheltons Mountain View school.
Guest speakers for ~he evening W]t~ FM/AM and FM STEREO RADIO
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who attended were Julius and!
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Lutz, Bill Staudt, Bill Somers,
Walt and Chief Clayton, Howard
and Don Somers, Walter Eck~rt
and Eke Eacrett.
MeanWhile, down at the Blue
Ox, the ladies were enjoying the
first of this season's Community
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ale, Grapeview mesdames and
children attending were Mrs. Pat
Benson with Bonnie and Mike,
Mrs. Don Pogreba with Susie and
Janie, Mrs. Howard Somers with
Kristi and Mrs. Walt Clayton with
Georgia.
Having spent a week in Seattle's
St. Francis Cabrini Hospital, Wal-
ter Clayton, Sr. was able to be
at home over the weekend and
until Tuesday when he was sched-
uled to return to the hospital for
further treatment. Dm'ing part of
Mr. Clayton's hospitalization, Mrs.
Clayton was a guest of her niece
and husbana, Mr. and Mrs. Al
Flournoy m Seattle.
THANKSGIVING at the Wall
Clayton, Jr. home was somewhat
subdued with the senior Walter
not being able to be with
Happily enough, daughter
was at home from her stud-
ies at W.S.U. for the holiday. Her
short vacation gave her an oppor-
tunity to reminisce over the past
and catch t:p on the present with
U. of W. buddies Liz Seiners and
Jim Doerty.
Ltz and her folks, the Howard
Seiners, had a lucious holiday
feast at the home of Murial's
folRs, the Ivar Opdals, at Lake
Lucerne.
our community was saddened
to lea~ of the death of Mrs. R. D.
MacRae last Friday. Private fun,
eral services were held Monday
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