People at Morton's History in Motion

Morton's History In Motion
June 18, 2005

Gary and Kathy Stelzner, of Winlock, WA. "Appears that the East Lewis County Chamber of Commerce is following us around this county. They've interviewed us a few weeks ago at Degoede Bulb Farm and Gardens in Mossyrock, WA". Gary's holding the Great Race Flyer in his right hand.

Joe Bachmeier of Glenoma, WA. "I look forward to the Great Race on July 8, thanks to the East Lewis County Chamber of Commerce. Burt Gossard of Randle recruited me and others and we expect to have approximately 20 cars or more at the Great Race. The Great Race is Prime Time Vintage Car Racing. Come and see my 53 Buick, 88 Edition, isnt she a beauty".

Janet George. "This is my 1983, 5.0, Red Mustang. I am a native of Morton, WA. and a Physical Therapist. Lived in Morton all my life. There's a possibility you might see me at the Great Race on July 8th in Packwood".

I am A. Gunderson, My pride and joy." I am enjoying it here in Morton, WA, during the first ever History in Motion".

Bill and Geneva Partridge of Morton, Wa. Geneva is a retired Morton School District School teacher. (25 years) Bill is a retired (pharmacist). Bill loves Morton because of the close proximity of the Post Office, convenience of shopping, size of community, and he would like to see the community rely on other industries besides wood. "I have seen this community dependent on the wood industry a long time and we need additional sources of industry within this community, and we need it to come with speed." Geneva said, "I love it here in Morton, WA and I especially love it when my students return and thank me".

No, I am not at the Motion City Scene, "I am "Spotty" and I am looking for a home. If you'll take me, please contact Ms Clack, at the Cowlitz Valley Ranger Station, located in Randle, WA. Please hurry before I become a Ranger. Thanks"

"I am "Whitey", the same goes for me. I am looking for a home, but prefer to have my own, if that's possible. More milk........Thanks