Puget Island News 1975

Puget Island News 1975

Reprinted from Wahkiakum County Eagle August 21, 1975

VISITORS

Mrs. Ed Frank and daughter Monica of Boring, Ore., visited her parents, the Cecil Eatons from Wednesday to Saturday.

Jeffry, Lonnie and Randy Eaton of Rosburg spent Thursday through Sunday with their grandparents, the Cecil Eatons.

graduate-Bill Wood.

Masters and mistresses of ceremonies for the evening were, for the Class of ’64, Donna McAdams and David Sotka; Class of ’65, Evart Smith and Myron Metcalf.

Visitors at the Earl Morrison home last weekend were Eva’s brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. Elam, daughter Debbie and sons Louie and Timmie. They attended the Fair. Donna McAdams also spent the weekend here to attend her high school class reunion, and left on Sunday with her daughters who had been visiting.

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Catalina and Michael of San Bernadino, Calif., and Lloyd Arena of Astoria visited with their aunt, Mrs. Jonas Haataia, last weekend.

Hazel Croisettier, Art Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Toland Scott, and Jerry and Dick Antilla from Gresham, Ore., and McCleary all attended the funeral of Chuck Antilla in Astoria recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Nauman and 2 daughters, of Fair Oaks, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Madison Beale and 3 daughters of San Clemente, Calif., all visited with Helene Badger over last weekend.

We enjoyed a too short visit here from Mr. and Mrs. John Jensen of Seattle on August 12. He was a shipmate of Georg’s in the past, and we do enjoy seeing these old friends and families.

Thru Fair week and into this week we enjoyed the company of good friend Doris Robertson from Santa Monica, Calif. I don’t know how she could consider fair week a rest, but it was a change from her usual routine and that’s always good. She enjoyed a few new experiences, like driving a tractor, canning salmon, seeing her first Fair in 25 years, and a few other things, she flew home with a friend in a Cessna 172 plane on Wednesday.

Surely did enjoy the Fair this year. It provided a change in our routine, to say the least. Some thoughts of a Fairgoer: it’s good that they honored the Fair Belles this year. The ladies and their committees did an excellent job! Bob Kerstetter was a jack of all trades on Saturday—he amazed us with his dexterity and doing a good job at it all. The rain didn’t stop the salmon barbeque and the arena saved the day. The grounds improvements certainly added to the atmosphere. So that’s it for another year.