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Pioneer E oard meets M.t,ock
Progress reports regarding the Monday night, reading program, hfformation has
Harstine Island property Piolleer Tile board received and beet] shared with the parents of
to sell, the Student discussed tile fourth-grade test fourth-grade students. More
Learning Objectives Law and the results. Pioneer students placed information will be provided Mrs. Herbert Brehmeyer St.
ect 80 Building Committee well above the state average in Pioneer citizens later this month reported that Matlock vicinity
meeting, at 8 p.m. Wc(htesday. all three subject areas of math, by the school newsletter, had 90.18 inches of rain in 1977.
were received by tile Pioneer language and reading. The The first reading of Pioneer's The month of December had
School Board when it met highest ranking conic in the Affirmative Action Plan was 20.18inches.
ilm showing it , with the final reading Matlock Ladies Club met at
scheduled in February. the Grange Hall last week
The board has scheduled a
led ight budgetary workshop for all
U ton interested citizens January 23 at
The fourth program in the
Library Association's
series Movies/Take 5, the 1934
"It Happened One Night,"
be shown tonight at 7:30
).m. it] the Shelton High School
One of the most popular of
the screwball comedies, the
follows a spoiled, dizzy
(Claudette Colbert) and a
tough, cynical newsl)aperman
Gable) as they meet on
road, she in flight from her
father and he it] the midst of a
with his editor, and decide
to join forces on a cross-country
trip. They bicker, exchange
and insults, share a
motel room, and gradually, it]
accordance with the conventions,
fall it] love. One of the great
sleepers of movie history, "It
l lappened One Night" did its
slats and director, Frank Capra,
a power of good; it did wonders
for Columbia, a studio until then
negarded as Siberia (Gable had
been sent there by MGM as
punishnlent); with six Oscars,
including best actor (Gable), best
actress (Colbert), best director
and best picture, Columbia came
in from the cold in style.
Admission for the film is by
series ticket or individual tickets
available at the door at $1.50.
Children will not be adndtted
unless accompanied by an adult.
Running time is 105 minutes.
8 p.m. The session will focus on
the effect the new funding
formula will have on Pioneer
School. All interested citizens are
welcome to attend.
Action was taken by the
board requiring all out-of-district
families and students wishing to
enter Pioneer School to petition
the board by letter for their
consideration.
Too Late to Classify
RENT- 1-2-3 bedroom
louses, furnished, apartments,
nthly-weekly, rentals, also
Ilers. 426-4420 or 426-6612.
/12tfn
EWARD: WE'VE lost our two
and white, Welsh/Shetland
ties in Matlock area. Any
ormation, please call
Mcl/12
'ANTED -- WOODEN baby
426-9190. $1/12
SALE -- Two parcels of
nd within the Skokomish
One parcel of land
the Tulalip Reservation.
bids will be accepted by
Bureau of Indian Affairs,
Colby Avenue, Federal
ing, Everett, WA. 98201,
11:45 a.m., Daylight
rigs Time, February 15,
acre and 80 acre tracts
n the Skokomish
iervation -- 4.8 acre tract
the Tulalip Reservation,
access to I-5 and frontage
Marysville-Tulalip Road.) Bids
be opened 1 p.m., February
1978. B1/12-19
BRONCO, must sell. Blue
: $4,575; will sell $3,950 or
offer Many factory extras
LT,O00 miles. 426-9640
-LItZ-Z;, "
'2 Dr aOd iDo? Eh e :;tr ont, ePdioC kwUP.
like new. $2,600: 426-4601'.
Too Late to Classify
WELL-MAINTAINED 3-bedroom
home on creek. Large lot with
fruit trees, berries and garden
area. For sale by owners.
$18,500. 426-3230 after 3:30.
$1/12-2/2
1977 SEARS outbaord, 7Vz h.p.,
$150; 1977 B&W TV, portable,
$65. Call Mason Apartments.
Ask tar Mike. D1/12
FIREWOOD FOR' sale.
426-5677, 426-9367, M1/12-2/2
'6"7 CHRYSLER, good work car,
$450. 426-7332. G1/12.19
ANTIQUE AND Collectible
auction, January 14, 1978, 7
p.m. Preview all day 14th.
Americana and European
furniture, brass bed, items too
numerous to mention, glassware,
primitives and collectibles.
McCleary Auction. Phone
495-3541 or 495-3545. Mcl/12
COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE, city
convenience, with future
investment potential. 3.3 acres,
fenced and cross fenced with
5-stall horse barn, single garaqe,
riding arena. Loving 3-plus
Declroom 13ome, choice location.
Lots more extras with a erfect
etup for your future business. A
very affordable price at only
$43,950, terms; Shelton Land.
SI/12
72 CADILLAC Coupe de
loaded with extras, in top
ondition. $2,750. 426-4601.
€12
4OTPOINT SMALL chest
:er, excellent condition,
426-2867. G1/12
-- BABYSITTER for
Jr-year-old girl, Monday
Friday, 8: 15-5:30,
Heights-Five Corners
home with child;
erences, please. 426-7268 after
W1/12
R SALE- 1959 Chevy V-8
pickup, $600; 1957 Hyster
lumber carrier, $600. Call
6, 426-5934. K1/12
WHY SIT
& WATCH?
while others are out
HAVING FUN!
LEARN TO
D.A.N.C.E
Quickly & Easily
at the
,, " ,p
OLYMPIC
ITUDIO
OF
Fine Arts
ADULT B.A-L.L.R-O-O-M
CLASSES START
FRIDAy JANUARY 20th
7:10 Till 9:00
I.W.A. Hall
2rid & Grove
Downtown Shelton
CALL NOW 426-7677
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A rea has 90.18 i nches of ra i n d u ri ng 1977
By DORA HEARING
Healthmobile
visit set
The Healthmobile will be at
the Hoodsport Fire Station on
January 17 from 9:30 a.m. to 3
p.m.
Any Mason County resident
is welcome to receive preventive
health screening services. No
appointments are needed.
For more information, call
Crystal Anderson, public health
nurse, Thurston-Mason Health
District, 426-4407.
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Mason General Hospital -J_.lce00scs
A daughter to Julianna and
Stanley Woodward Jr., 124 East
J Street, January 5.
A daughter to Richard and
Rebecca Hutchins, Route 4, Box
353A, January 6.
A son to John and Sharon
Johnsen, 535 Bellevue, January
8.
A son to Terrance and Debra
Kepi, Route 3, Box 32, January
8.
A son to Cindy Keyzers,
Route 4, Box 388, January 10.
Jennifer Michelle
was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Steinberg of Oakland,
California on January 4. She
weighed in at five pounds and
one-half ounce and joins a sister,
Nicole Elizabeth, who is two and
a half years of age. Grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. John Steinberg
of Shelton and Mr. and Mrs.
M.L. Nichols of Belen, New
Mexico. Mrs. Campbell of Belch
is great-grandmother.
Not a deity
Prosperity is only an instrument
to be used, not a deity to be
worshipped.
Calvin Coolidge
Rubinstein
Brush-on Lips
$2so
Applying for marriage
licenses in the Mason County
auditor's office this week were:
Arthur Sheppard, 64,
Hoodsport, and Velma Brown,
71, Hoodsport.
Steven Konicek, 20,
Olympia, and Marya Fuller, 18,
Union.
Paul Tucker, 22, Bremerton,
and Cheryl Dormaier, 18, Beifair.
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High Low Precip.
Fahrenheit
48 41 .66
49 39 .19
42 36 .00
50 37 1.10
48 43 0.89
49 42 1.76
48 44 ].]8
Celsius
9 5 17
9 4 5
6 2 0
10 3 28
9 6 23
9 6 19
9 7 5
There is a chance of showers over
the weekend with high
temperatures in the 40s and lows
• ranging from 35 to 45 degrees.
i I ,
Neil's Pharmacy
5th & Franklin
Wednesday with Juanita Nelson
hostess with 15 ladies and one
visitor, Mrs. Gret, Leslie, and two
children present. It was voted to
make donations to the two
families who burned out last
month.
Matlock Grange had its
regular meeting last Friday
evening and took in a new
member, Allan Nordlund, by
obligation. His wife Marian was a
visitor. The charter was draped in
honor of Conda Dick.
The Pinochle Club met at the
Grange Hall .Saturday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Townsend host and hostess. High
score went to Elmer Bradberry
and Dorothy Moore; pinochle to
Bill Barnes Sr. and Dorothy
Moore; low score to I.C. Ford and
Dora Hearing. Next party is
January 21.
Clarence (Bud) Willardson,
47, died at St. Peter Hospital last
week. He was a former Matlock
resident and leaves two sisters,
Mrs. Ruth Strutz of Shelton and
Mrs. Anna Marie Hoggarth of
Everett.
Mr. and Mrs. James Rossmaier
and Lisa of Olympia were
Monday dinner guests at the Lud
Rossmaier home.
Mrs. Mike Brehmeyer was
hostess to a birthday party
Wednesday afternoon for Michelle
Bearden's fifth birthday. Many
friends attended.
There will be a wedding
reception at the Matlock Grange
Hall January 14 from 1 to 5 p.m.
for Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Iverson.
Friends and relatives are invited.
Mrs. Archly Kelley spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and
Mrs. Boyce at Lake N;dwatzei.
Mr. and Mrs. R.E. Bradberry
called at the Shirley Goodburn
home Saturday.
MERCER T.V.
217 W. Cola, Shelton, 426.2763
General Electric
Warranty Station
We service ANY make or model
of T. V. 's, Stereos, C.B. 's
I
G, t Off
the Money-Go-Round
Too many bills got you going in circles?
Nobody likes to let their bills get ahead of
them, but sometimes it's unavoidable. Then it
seems, the more bills you pay...the more you
have! We have a way for you to clear the slate
and let you consolidate your bills into one
monthly payment...On approval, we'll lend
you the money you need to pay off all your
bills. Your credit rating is kept intact, since
you'll no longer owe a group of people...just
us. And your budget will be kept intact
because we'll work out a payment plan that
YOU can work with! Speak to one of our loan
officers today. It's a step in the right direction.
join
Ken Fredson, Manager
Shelton office: Ph. 426-1i4,11
McCleary office: Ph. 4954497
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