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By BERYL ANDERSON CURTIS-KLABER — A large turnout enjoyed the recent Boist-fort schools' May Day program. Members of the May Court included Dave Hill, king; Gail El-lingson, queen; attendants — Dan Thomas, Bonnie Garrison, Debbie Ghere, Greg Wilson, Bonnie Beaber, Nancle Henderson, Paul Clark, Louise Driver, Linda Rossetti, Dave Parker, Carol .Smith, Theresa Brent a no, Steve Rosselli; train bearers— Wendy Parker and Tommy Henderson; crown bearers — Kim Wilson and Kenny Keller, and flower girl, Michelle Barr.when the Boistforl Home and Garden club met last Wednesday. Roll call was to name a wild plant or flower. Answering were Mcsdamcs Kvern Albright, Jack Born, Ron Duncan, Elmer Frost, Edith Henry, Lyle Garrison, Bob Manning, Ed Famish, Catherine Rosselli, Ruby Sheffstall, Laurence Spinning, Ralph Steiger, Ron Thompson and Gust Thompson.Mrs. Antor.e Erk was guest speaker. She spoke on flower and driftwood arrangements and made several. Later there was a plant sole. Mrs. Henry received the hostess gift. The nextThe print* whim old t term A mcntAfter a program of music bymecLin wi be ith Mrs- Man' various grades, there was a 11May Pole dance and several numbers by the band. In (he afternoon races and a ball game were held.Mrs. Frank Edwards will he guest of honor at a reception on May 28 at 8 p.m. The reception will be held in the multipurpose room.Mrs. Edwards, first and second grade teacher, plans to retire after this year’s school, A11 friends are welcome.The ag committee at Baw Faw Grange will be in charge of the program Saturday. A representative of the extension office .will apeak on weed control and show a film. Everyone Is invited to attend.Melody Wilson was one of the organists providing background music for the Scout-O-Rama at (he Chehalis civic auditorium last Saturday.George Wilson and Lacey Burchett of Oualaska were recent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fern Filz.Mrs. 1/CO Valentine and Mrs. Frank Riedl went to Vancouver Sunday to see Mr, Utedl who is in the veterans hospital there for a checkup,Mrs, Jack Born was hostessRecent visitors at the Ralph Slelger home were Mr. and Mrs. Vcrn Scherer and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Scherer and family of Chehalii.The time for Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Spinning's 501h anniversary reception was erroneously.printed recently. It will be May 22 from 7 to a p.m.iMilitaryCash OK'dLong Kayak Trek StartsWASHINGTON (API - The Semite Armed Services Committee approved $7,5 million in military construction for Washington State Thursday.The projects were in a bill lo authorize $982 million for the nation during the fiscal year beginning July 1.The funds for the stale Included:$1,082,000 for the Ptigci Sound Naval Shipyard at Bremerton. An acousties-range facility, improvements of communications facilities and electric shop and a sewage system are to be1; ASTORIAOre. (AP) — An e expected six-month trip got underway Thursday when two young men put their kayak in the Columbia River and began paddling toward Chesapeake Bay some 4,000 miles away.John Davidson, 21, Carlisle, Pa., and Jim Curnes, 23, Wheeling, W, Va„ said they got the idea of making the trip while ill the Air Force together in Germany.Arriving Wednesday in Astoria, Ihey slept on the banks of the Columbia and put their 17-foot collapsible boat into the water about mid-morning.After loading it with provisions, tent and sleeping bags, they headed east from the mouth of the Columbia, The of [first part of the trip will take (hem up the Columbia, into thebuilt;$1,674,000 for a new hospital and dental clinic at VVhklbey Island Naval Air Station. The committee approved leasing 100 private housing units near Whid-bey and 10 near Marietta Naval Station at Bellingham In lieu of building new military house-ing;$1,274,000 for a new torpedo shop at Key port Naval Torpedo Station;$94nsM0 far Improvement of the Puget Sound Naval Supply Center at Bremerton;5916,000 for a communicatlons-mainte nance facility at Ft, Lew* is:$520,000 for an aircraft power-check pad, approach lighting and alterations of a mainte-nance-faeibty hangar at Mc-Chord Air Force Base;And $189,000 for additions to the telephone system at Bangor Naval Ammunition Depot.in/eof)dorSnake River, then to the north fork of the Ciearwster from Lewiston, Idaho, ta near the Montana border.byThey plan lo carry about 100pounds of gear each on the portages between several of the main rivers across the country.Jolty Time DANCE CLUBEAGLES HALL CENTRALIASATURDAY, MAY 21Old Time Music Guests Welcome
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Centralia Daily Chronicle
Centralia, Washington, US
Fri, May 20, 1966
Page 11
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