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PAGE 12 SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNMJ PublisI/ed in '¢Chr s mas own, U.S.A.", Shelton, Washington Thursday, December ¢.
UN Film To Be Shown
By 8ahai's Friday First ?railers Get Shots; Junior High Honor Roll
"Workshop for Peace", a film Posted, Students Busy With Christmas Projects
prepared by the United Nations
for Human Rights Day, will be
shown in the conference room of lTOODSPORT SCHOOL magazine subscription contest. As
the P.U.D. building Friday at 8 First Grade ---The class got a reward they will receive an all-
p.m. by the Bahai's of Shelton. shots last week. They now have you-can-eat ice cream feed. Of
a batch of very sore arms. course the number of ice cream
The second part of the program Second Grade ---Mrs Cole-Wil- novelties eaten will probably be
will feature William T. Spell of
Lakewood who will speak on kie "has been ill with the flu as pretty light as the class has
I well as ~teveral of the children, a preponderance of girls, who qmte
"Working Together for Human/Mrs. Bryant has taken over the natura!!y.are l~.resumed to be war-
Rights".
class cnmg their weight.
The public is cordially invited/ Third Grade -- Mrs Sioholm's Art -- The art class has been
to attend. /husband buiit two' futuristic busy working on stencils for
..... [Christmas trees of a broom handle Christmas. They also have big
[and veneer strips to represent plans for other ChTistmaSorP(:J~C~eS
[trunk and limbs. The third grade SUCh as &ngem or many s. _ .
[boys are uaintinw one and the smaents also wish to put aecora-
I third grade'-girls sore painting the Lions on the art .clas~allb:ll~t~e
]other one. The children will make jDoara as well as the ..
[aunronriate decorations in art HILITES has asked the class to
[cfa'ss "for the trees. The last day[turn in some Christmas sketches
]before vacation, there will be a ]for the December ~ront page theme
[drawing for the trees for a girltand ]which they are also busy at.
[a boy, who are lucky, to k Home Economies---With one
[home• Next we will make jolly two quarter of cooking behind the 8th
[foot high Santas. The Christmas grade Home Ec class is now sew-
[spirit has the whole school by the ing. They began making skirts
[toes and fingers• as the first project as Miss Cal-
l Junior High School --- The Hon- lahan wanted to pick something
]or Roll for the first quarter was easy as most of the class has not
as follows: Ninth Gade: Darlene much experience sewing. This year
I Gray and Jody Crumb; Eighth all of the girls in Junior High will
I gv~de: Susan McDowell, Susan make Christmas projects. They
[Morris, Wendy Bolender, Patti will take a couple of weeks off
I Bourgault, and Laura VanderVeer, from sewing to make these pro-
]Seventh grade: Jennie Jensen, Vic- jects and also to try a few re-
] kie P~avel, Christine Radcliffe, cipes for t, zaditional Christmas
I Johnna Winters, Dan Bolender, candies and cookies.
t Loretta Kilbom-ae, and Kay Toler. : Drama -- Dec. 3, the class pre-
J Seventh Grade --- The class has i sented a play "Life of the Party."
I been busy writing to pen pals i It was enjoyed by all the stud-
[around the globe with most of !ants who witnessed the perform-
t them being concentrated to Swed- ance. The cast included Doug In-
men, France and Germany. man, Marct Chisum, Karen Cultee,
I Eighth Grade -- The Eighth John Morse, Kay Toler, Janeen
/ grade skating party went off very Deyette, Linda Brown, Rex Gray,
t nicely. With most every eighth Donnie Rollevson, Donald Bene-
[grader bringing a guest, approxi- dict and Christine Radcliffe. The
[mately 85 children were in attend- class now holds its class on the
lance. Everyone had a lot of fun, stage of the new gym which is
i especially the eighth ffraders as appreciated by the players and the
their evening was free being paid audience alike. Three puppet shows
/for out of class funds made possi- are planned for the future.
ble through the recent candy sale. CHOIR -- The eighth and ninth
The "B" half of the class sold the ~.2~^-..~. ~i.~ .... ~ill ho ~n~,,~,
most subscrlptmns in the all-school for the Women's Club, Dec 16 The
school Christmas program will be
Dec. 21. The sixth and seventh
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grade choir will join the eighth
~.nd ninth grade choir for this
program. Two sextettes and a duo
will also sing. The school band
will join in the program also.
December 3 Mr. Bates and Mr.
Lang's Fifth grade took a field
trip to the Tacoma Mall, where
Tital Missile was on display by
the Ai.r Force.
In the afternoon the class went
on to visit the Washington State
Historical Museum and the News
Tribune office. A good trip which
was enjoyed by all included free
balloons. A variety of lunches at
the Mall and the bus ride.
A special thanks to the mothers
who accompanied the children--
Mrs. Roger Williams• Mrs. Ken-
neth Conally, and Mrs. Clayton
Farrier.
DOG PROJECT GROUP
The dog project group of the
~It. View Busy Beavers 4-H Club
met at the home of their leader,
VIrs. Alan Ford, Dec. 3.
A new member, Jeff Conklin,
joined the group. He was appoint-
ed treasurer.
Aieca Ruddell gave a demon-
strat~on.
Refreshments were served after
the meeting was adjourned.
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GRAPEVIEW -- Christmas --
the happy time of the year, the all
too short a time when men's
hearts are full of joy and good
will and good fellowship--is al-
most here, and, already, Grape-
view's calendar of holiday activi-
ties portrays an exciting picture
of busy times ahead:
Dec. 15, Grapeview Volunteer
Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary
will start the season off with a
Christmas party to be held at the
firehall at 7:30 p.m.
A potluck supper is on the agen-
da Dec. 18 for Fair Harbor Grange
members and will be held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Lewis at 6 p.m.
The firemen gel in the Yuletide
spir'it Dec. 17 also when they hold
their annual Stag Night at the
fireball at 7:30 p.m. Silly gifts
will be exchanged•
The firehall will be in a gay
mood again Dec. 17 for the Sarah
Eckert Orthopedic Guild luncheon
and gift exchange. Members bring-
ing guests are asked to please
contact Mrs. Einar Pettersen.
Party time is 11 a.m.
Everyone is invited to attend
the annual children's program at
the Grapeview Grade school Dec.
22, 7:45 p.m. As usual this prom-
ises to be a delightful perform-
ance, and will be followed by re-
freshments, courtesy of the Grape-
view Mother's Club.
4-H GRAPENUTS had not set
their Christmas party date as of
this writing. However, they are
planning one -- and have also
scheduled a Holiday Cookie Sale
for Dec. 11 at the Grapeview
store• Associate members did their
baking at the home of leader Mrs.
Henry Gatlin Monday after school•
Mrs. Gatlin also gave instructions
to the beginners knitting group at
her home last Tuesday.
The Mother's Club met last
Wednesday afternoon in the school
lunchroom and plans for the
Christmas program and party
were formulated. New member
present was Mrs. Oak, who with
aer husband and family, resides in
the former Irvin Rowe residence
on Stretch Island.
A change in ownership of the
Orin Buckingham home on
Stretch Island occurred last month
with the purchase of the proper-
ty by Dr, and Mrs. Leonard Mor-
ley of Tacoma. Fortunately, we
are not losing the Buckinghams in
this transaction, as they plan to
continue living there for some
time while they make plans for
developing their beach property
on the island's north shore. Orin
and Ethel first came to Grapeview
in 1926 and after 1931 lived in a
log home on the present homes]re
until it was destroyed by a fire in
1941. The cozy white frame bun-
galow was built that same year
and has been their home since
that time,
"JUEIE STOCK returned
to
Grapeview last Saturday after a
short holiday "just visiting" with
relatives. Leaving home Thurs-
day, he drove to Bellingham to
spend an overnight with brother
Carl Stock and family and then
went on to Kent, Friday for a
pleasant visit with Jackie and
husband, Glen Nutter.
Last Friday was a big day for
Betty Ann and Marnie Fulmer for
t h e y celebrated becoming one-
year old. They are twin daugh-
ters of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ful-
mar. Uncle Earl Fulmer drove out
from Seattle to bring his best
wishes and spend an overnight en-
joying a long-overdue visit with
Bruce and Sue. A family birthday
party, which also included friend
Bud Welch, was enjoyed Saturday
evening with grandparents, the
Henry GaLl]us, Uncles Sam and
Dave and Aunt Peggy•
The Olympic League Basketball
Jamboree ~as held last ~riday eve-
ning at Central Kitsap High in
Silverdale with some of the old
faithfuls from Grapeview in at-
tendance: Eke and Ann Eacrett
Walter Eckert, Walt and Salli
Clayton and Don Somers. Chief
Clayton saw action with the High-
climbers team.
A wrestling fan is born! Eliza-
beth Gatlin is apt to become ad-
dicted after enjoying the North
Mason-Shelton J.V. match last
Thursday afternoon in Shelton.
Perhaps son Sam's victory over
his opponent might have influ-
enced her, just a little?
The Don Andersons shouldn't
have much trouble getting in the
proper holiday spirit with their
annual Christmas t r e e business
about to get underway. They plan
ix) have sales locations in Bellevue
~nd Des Moines open again this
year.
Two new pupils enrolling at the
Gr~,peview School last week were
Shirley and E~gene Wassmuth in
fifth and second grades, re~spec-
tively, This addition brings the to-
tal enrollment to 39.
TRE£SURE ISLAND Country
Psalms To Provide
Sdenlisl Text
'He that dwelleth in the secret
place of the most High shall abide
under the shadow of the Al-
mighty•" This verse from the 91st
Psalm will open the Bible Lesson-
Sermon this Sunday at all Christ-
ian Science churches. The subject
will be "God the Preserves of
Man."
THE READINGS from the Bible
and the Christian Science textbook
will explore some of the ways
in which the "secret place" is dis-
covered by man.
These sentences from "Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip-
tures" by Mary Baker Eddy will
be included: "It is ignorance and
false belief, based on a material
sense of things, which hide spirit-
ual beauty and goodness. Under-
standing this, Paul said: 'Neither
death, nor life .... nor things pre-
sent, nor things to come, nor
height, nor depth, not' any other
creature, shall be able to separate
us from the love of God' " (p. 304).
Eve,nts Are I i i
By NADI ~ RItODES ~zo~ecL may contact her The, doll snow on t ground, she
~|]~ A~ ~ PIONEER -- A con~munity will be on display at :/~Iiller s in It is dry and fluffy and c
Ii$'~l[l~l~ll~ rl|% [Christmas party is planned at th'e Shelton Friday, and at Shoprite under your feet.
• [Agate Grange Hall Dec. 19, be- Saturday. [ Her plans have changed
?lub Boa~ members hCldhaomm:e~f/ginning at5 p.m. with a potluck AGATE GRANGE will meet to-1 intends to spend Christma~
._~ ......... o, a ...... , (firmer. morrow night at 8 p.m. at the iSon Willard will enjoy ha~
Captain Herbert Dowell. They dis- There will be a program pre- Grange Hall. [for Christmas for the fi~I
cussed plans for. the reorgamz~- sented by the children of the corn- Jill Kjos Sagmiller made her l in more than seven years.,
non o] ~ne cLt!u wmcn.woum make nmnity, the Agate Tip-Top 4-H appearance Dec. 2. The proud par- ] Jimmie and Jerry no doU~
it a non-profit orgamzauon. Club, Boy Scouts and others, ants are Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sag- ~ find it a special event with l
Members of the Mother's Club Group singing and an appear- miller, of Bayshore Road. Joining ] mother present.
will gather at the Grapeview ance of Santa Claus will round three sisters" and three brothers,i Friends wishing to drop
School Dec. 19, to decorate the out the evening. There will be the little newcomer is the pride/ a card may do so by send~
school's Christmas tree. The sup- a gift exchange, with a 50 cent of the whole family, needless to| c/o Sp. 5 Willaxd R. Cook, !
ply of ornaments for this purpose limit, for adults and children, say. Congratulations! | 6th St., A.P.O. Seattle 9873:
has, unfortunately been dim]n- Here is an excellent opportunity Jack and Betty Shero left Tues-| ~,~H .... ~ ~a ,~a
ishing each year so if anyone has for the whole family to enjoy the clay morning to attend the anuual.] ~=~-,~'~"~ ~'~'~,~,,~'B
unused ornaments they wish to spirit of the holidays together Ev- Western Forestry Conference. This] da~"thisweel~: ..........
donate to the school--please leave eryone is welcome to attend, year it is being held at Vancouver,| ~' s , . .-. ~.
them at the store. They will be The party is sponsored by the B.C. [ Maggie Ogg, o~ ~ays~
greatly appreciated. Agate Grange. Betty Shero is pro- Mrs Mary Cook writes from| one of the severm women
We have another mystery to gram chairman." ...... Fa!,'banks, that ~he
solve A strange brass object Pioneer ~cnoo~ ~oaro wm mee~ a DeaudIul ingnt up when sue[ ~ ~,:;v,:; -u,~# , _~
found partially buried in the sand Tuesday at 8p.Ln. at the school, left.Shelton a rnontl,~.ag~ Her ar |j2~ t~es: a~iOU~rWf~
in Orchard Beach cove byresident Mrs. Kay ~usnaK reports tna~ rival was greeted With z~ oegrees/ ~,,~-- v--%..y~-~ ~ _. ,_,
Jim McGuire was "discovered" by anyone desiring extra tickets for below zero weather, quite a/ Happy ~ir.thday ~o M!cn2
Mrs Louise Ewart recently, the Pioneer PTO (loll fund-raising change. There is now two feet of] ta, who was two years oia
A true romanticist, Louise has ~ ~/
started a quest for the origin of HARY H KHIGH r SCHOOL HEWS [
the curious artifact The removal i
of barnacles, mud and tarnish re- • , , , : RELIABILIT
vealed an urn, 15 inches high, dee- _ ..... " i L '
orated with a flower crest and Girls Basketball Turnouts Start Tonight, Adult|' : Metropo,ta. has morn
containing various orientalchar
..... - EduCation Classes Cancelled Until January 11 / Insurance in force than
acters. To date, Louise has ascer- / i
tained its identity as a Japanese The Girls Basketball turnout ueation schedule will remain the| othe_r.c..o..mpanp--a st, agll~
burial urn or temple ornament stazts toda,, All girls turning out ........... i ~lul
DllllOrl. "
and it is a arentl vel old If ~ ~. " , same ano will De nelQ here at thai, ,
.. , PP . Y, . 'Y "_ for basketball must attend prac- [ same time as previously plannned.| Why not Join the &g,~
the zlower eres~ is a cnrysan~ne- Lice every Thursday night Prac- ~. ........... i "" "
.................. s it could be , .~ _ " - ." ,- T I Dee zz cnere win De a unrlst-I ~-~nle insured by MMN
mum ,~ou,~u uu.uv,¢ Lice scares at l p.m. an(1 snoulo De • " ' ........ I r'-t"
that of the ruling house of Japan. over at 9 p.m. mas program nelo ]n the .scnoo!/ ' tan. Call ,
Exciting as it is to speculate on Aa,,]+ ~'a .... H~, elasse~ h .... ] gymnasmm, mveryone m mm~eu| ......
4-~,~ ¢~r,t,,al h,i~f.~,'~, n¢ *hi~ ant]hue .-~,,u,~ .~.,~o. ......... '~ 1CO atteno. / ''
~"~ ............. ~. ~"" ~ . ~. been canceled until Jan. 11, be- • " " ' E
find, one thing ~s sure--it will ca - - - weather and Christ [ School will be let out an hour]. • JIM DONAHO
make a dandy lamp. If any of our early on Dec. and will start an/.: : ; - * eot
readers happen to be students of .... ....................... "i hour later Dec. 23. We start/ ................ ":_
oriental culture, Louise would ap- ~-------- Christmas vacation Dec. 24, and] "" Phone 426-346e;
preciate your ideas. MANN REAL ESTATE will be back in school Jan. 3./
Our friendly postmaster, Julia Where The Action Is There will be a Christmas Dance[ _ _ ~.
Stock wishes to inform us that and Party in the school recreation| ~,~|it~n
the Grapeview post office will not ...... room Dec. 18, from 7:30 to 10:30/ 4,~w**~j~v~-~
close at noon these next two Sat- /~ p.m. It is sponsored by the sev-!
urdays, Dec. 11 and Dec. 18, but ~~ enth and eighth grades.
will remain open until 5 p.m. for ~~ ~ "'"
your convenience. ~ ~ ~ • .......
All packages should include the yd~ ~e, .~
zip code of their destination fol- ~ll,~- r]l~ v~,~ ~mA---~-----
.................. ~v mvM m~mm.~f]~l~r • . •
mwmg the aooress ann pmase, ~11%A/Ay~ '
• " arl as a--a~m ==n= ~ . . .
please bring mail m as e y • .
possible. During this Christmas The free dining room and our
rush, the mail load is very heavy
and must be sorted each day as
early as possible since it must
leave Grapeview by 5 p.m. in or-
der to make the next scheduled
pick-up. Unsorted mail will then
have to be processed the folowing
day.
Grapeview school directors will
meet tonight at the school at 7
p.m.
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