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January 15, 1970     Shelton Mason County Journal
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CORKY DORN na HOODSPORT - New .Jnagers of Rest-A-White are Mr. PPlI~I Mrs. Ed Zimmer, and they 2,0, y fishing is really great for Black nU$Outh Salmon. Limits are being ~eygght daily, Ed reports, being successful using herring, ers, and four ounces of lead. weights have been between I[ and 17 pounds. Ed and Marie [ ~placed the Dudreys the first of ds year, as Mr. and Mrs. Dudrey turned to Yakima to resume the ~eration of their grocery store cated there. Biggest problem for the new anagers has been the boat dock ';?:'~mesdg;ora~CeiaVred bYl:eCendtoc~gh ~s time and will remain this way ltil March 1, when contractors !11 be able to rebuild. ~IGHBORS AGAIN Claude Dugger on Washington Ecology and Washington Coastal Indians. Mrs. Run Goes presented patterns for scarf making, followed by Vicky Bloomfield's demonstration on sandwiches which was judged by the 4-H group. The forestry class lie discussed demonstrations and will meet at Mrs. Harold Drake's to begin making a plant press. The Hi Riggers are sorry to see Mark Chisum leave them and wish him the best for his stay in Alaska. Also the group extend a welcome to Fred and Todd Shelton High School rls Club Sla Of Upcoming By SIGRID CRABTREE As the new year starts the SHS Girls' Club has many plans which will keep them busy for quite a while. Among these plans are the Girls' club role, a semi-formal Variety Activities • Having a point system by which to keep track of club officers and thereby giving everyone a fair chance at an office was also discussed. If this system was used a person would reach so many points and then would not be able to hold any other offices I~_ When Delores and Bob Velkov dance to which the girls ask the giving someone else who might be loved to the Canal three years boys. The role will be held Feb. 7 just as good a chance at holding a ,,,t~oh~..... _~,___J__c,=.._..____|° they left behin.d their in the Angle gym. A rock group position. "~tl~."°_'~.'_~"u"tc"uso~lve Ycat~ from Bremerton called "Hope" Raising the price of the ASB ~ Wq;'t "'iunc :~og:: t ' t ::ac hSl t?r gagh will be playing for the dance, cards was another topic of Tickets will be on sale for $3 per discussion. It had already been lrrespondence. Now a happy couple, put before the students and they ~nion, as once again they ha e Tomorrow night at the rejected the idea. The card now ~. and Mrs. L. Johnson for their basketball game the winner will costs $5 and goes toward the ~ghbors. Leonard and Tarcile be selected for the am/fm radio, athletic fund, the Highclimber, ~ar) with children, Freddie, The raffle is the girls club's annual and the annual. A student with FIl~dd, and Theresa, have moved TB drive to help raise funds for one gets into all home games free toP) Hoodsport from Lakewood, the Tuberculosis fund. The fund and gets discount on dances and ~, b'.,~lif, where Johnson was raising has been going since the the like. PlaYmployed as a machinery middle of December and tickets The next senate meeting will lesrnan. . ~ have been selling for 20 cents be held at 8 a.m. in the Angle While on the subject oi apiece or five for $1. study hall next Wednesday. i unions, John Dorn received a Other events being planned by lone call from Mrs. Lois Pierce, t h e g i r 1 s club are t he ROTARY i~uiring as to his birth place, as Im~¢ conversation progressed it was w"Scovered Mrs. Pierce, formally aut~is Allen of Echo, Ore. was a Ike~"rY dear friend of John s father. ley attended school together td corresponded during the time *hn Sr. was in the Navy. Mrs. erce lost contact with the Dorn mily in 1917, so it will be a real ~-Jb fest in the near future, when [PlUm senior arrives for their tio~rterly visit. i UTY CALLS } Longbeach, Calif. is now the mporary residence for Gary and II[|t Beardon, son of the Robert "'~tiiardon's. Gary completed his & s heeling in Philadelphia Naval :heel around the first of ~cember and came home for the *lidays and is now doing Shore )ntrol Duty on the Border of ck iuana, Mexico, while awaiting '~ completion of his assigned '"~stroyer now under nstruction. }AT SHOW alp', Jim Shumates were very The ,Vppy to have a two-week visit om daughter, Judy and tsband, Barry Frantz. The ursome attended the Boat show Seattle and visited with i,ughter Jane who is now living eI, Seattle. Judy and Barry then • 8,¢turned to their home in adford, Ore. Also attending the show tnday were Maurice and Marie ~r. IpLDEN THIMBLES ¢' Jan. 8 at the Georgie Johns, ick ¢ Thimbles planned a skating xty to be held in Olympia, • bara Ward was delegated to range date and cost for the father-daughter banquet and the mother-daughter tea. The father-daughter will be held sometime in March and the mother-daughter tea will be held sometime in May., the exact dates have not been set. SKI TRIP Some lucky couple may win an all-expence paid ski trip to Crystal mountain in February. That is if they hurry and purchase a ticket from one of the members of the debate class of Mark Mitrovich, the instructor. Tickets have been going for 25 cents apiece. The drawing will be held sometime toward the end of January and the couple will be able to choose the date on which they would like to go. If they can't ski they will even receNe free lessons. Transportation will also be provided if necessary. Z CLUB Last week the Z Club held a book sale at which they sold popular paperbacks and some hard cover books for as little as S cent apiece to 25 cents apiece. The club is trying to raise funds for projects they would like to take up later in the year. SENATE MEETING At the last senate meeting the dress code was brought up again. A committee has drawn up the changes they would like and submitted to Louis Grinnell the Superintendent. Some of the changes that are wanted are allowing boys to wear mustaches and long hair, allowing girls to wear pants all the time and others. ~mbers. Becky Sharpe gave a eg~rnonstration on seam sewin , ---- g e. the girls are hard at work P_ ,., I.-.6 ..fl :mg their own outfits to be ,.,range ,u,es J ~rn at a soon scheduled fashion 0w. Sherry Peterson served her For Friday Nig ~memade cookies to the eager ~etites. By DORA HEARING ~t~t0ME SOON MATLOCK - Matlock Grange ~el Ed (Red) Radtke is recovering will hold its first meeting of the Y and should be home soon New Year this Friday night with )m Mason General. Lasttta~e~k Pot Luck Supper at 6:30 p.m. and fli was rushed to the Heap" nte~ meeting at 8 p.m. Ladies Club met last LitII Shumate and other volu Wednesday with Mrs. I. C. Ford i ~!edrs°3f~Ht~a!it~ilfstr ~T~! hostess. Ten members were out. e l'he next meeting is Jan. 21 with Mrs. Kenneth Howard hostess. fited to join these unsung heros, That is the birthday celebration if per chance you are interested ~next meeting will be Jan. 20 for Marie McKay, Rachel Valley P.m. md Dorothy Adams. Mrs. Augusta Portman and ~LP THE TEAM r st Carl Portman were dinner guests | Uniforms are the uppe me of Mrs. Thelma Leortscher of q ~the football team's mind these Elma Monday. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. ~Se~S Junior High having never Cook of Montesano also were • a~.Y tackle football want todinner guests. ~t next season. However, it Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walker ~ms that the gear needed has to spent the weekend in Seattle with ~e from fund raisine orojects Vlr. and Mrs. Pat Walker and --,,/~ aonations Uniforms are baby. ~Iting around "$75.00 each so Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hliboki mations should be sent to Hoodof Shelton were Sunday visitors at tnal Jr, High. Any real good the Portman home. tad raising ideas should be called The Pinochle Club will meet to Bill Bryant. at the Grange Hall this Saturday .re. ~OD CANAL HI RIGGERS night. Meeting at Hood Canal school - -- ' ' m-~,.iS brought to order by President LOWREY !? Bloomfield, and a very Organs & Pianos 32 }tertaining meeting was Rent or Buy on :',~ Slides were shown b M,~ .~lerway. Y -. EY DANGER N.ad,.S flgw~_~.P nights, burning, frequent jli~c/mt: flow, lea" or BACKACHE ~.~rUDof functional, kidney dis- Ah.,.. m~ IBUK~Ts (take only 3 • t ]Ft-~r~,-~/L(~n~a ~mNEVS. R~- Ol~n 'UI 8:$0 p.m. '" ~tltot nl._~_'~%"~'~u. tour 48c back OC~lbern;--.o. m t~ houri. Now ut Wed. • Thurs. 5 mgreen Drug Center . ¢,ot Marsha Moore will be leaving for Australia Feb. 4 as the Rotary Exchange Student. EDITORS As the end of the semester draws closer a time of change has come and the Highclimber staff has already been changed a bit. New editors and page editors will be given the chance to be in charge of the staff. The new editors are Charlie Gay and Debbie Shawver. Both are juniors. Both worked as page editors last semester. SEMESTER ENDS The semester ends Jan. 23 bringing with it a score of mid year tests and term papers. The lucky students who have their paper finished or don't have any to do will get a chance to gloat at the unlucky ones who will be sitting at the last minute doing the report that had been assigned the second or third day of school. LIT Jan. 30 a group of about 60 junior Literature students will be taking a trip to Seattle to see "Of Mice And Men" taken from John Steinback's novel, at the Opera house. The students are taking this trip as part of special projects in Mark Mitrovich's junior lit classes. The theatre group in his fourth period class wrote to the Opera house for information and received an invitation to come and see the play at reduced prices and have the Opera House's stage director come down after the performance and speak to the groups. Meeting ht Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bradberry were dinner guests at the Wes Goodburn home in Shelton to celebrate Harold Hopkin's birthday. Mrs. Jean Ator and family of McCleary spent Sunday with her folks Mr. and Mrs. Edward Valley. Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Ford were Sunday visitors at South Bend at the LeRoy Boothe's home. They celebrated Dave Boothe's and Denise Bridges' birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Brehmeyer and son and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Brehmeyer and baby of Grisdale were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Brehmeyer Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Smith and Kelly Ann and David Davis of Aberdeen visited the Archie Kelley family and took in the Ball Game at Mary M. Knight Saturday evening. e 426-2646 II|mlie Iledl / Johnson new arrivals from California. Congratulations are really in order for Tom and llona Connally, Charolette Sharpes and Ruth Johnston. This happy foursome went to Olympia Vocation and Technical School, Jo took the G.E.D. exam and received High School Diplomas. Ruth Johnston, didn't go to any class or do any cramming, just decided to take the test and passed with a grade of B, Wanda Bryant has taken over the position of den Mother for ere pack 1 1 1 Den three replacing Dianne Laney. Billie Astley is sponsoring an adult ballroom dance class at Holliday Beach Club house. The lessons will be on Wednesday evenings and the instructor will be John Dorn. For , , u Table Tops, Mirrors, Aluminum Sash, Shower and Tub Doors, Storm Doors and Window Glass Replacements of all kinds a n n 710 Cedar • Leroy Dale • 426-1152 Call for Free Estimates O r ~.~O 0 Kraft Miracle Whip or Tang 1st 2 Jars, additional at reg. price. 32 oz. 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