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SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL 7-2 .Published in .&apos;Chr$stmastow,, U.S.A.," Slelton, Washington )i :L ' Tlursday, February 8, 4 February 8, ! c Harstine Island Clubhouse Gets Face Lifting HOOD CANAL SCHOOL NEWS ,. Do,,,,.,,, (,.,,,,,,. , Mrs• A] t','idh,,,, and Mi's. (ene ise Simmons. Mr.. Tack is the Activities Bus Discussed, Substitute ItARSTINE ISLAND The Seward. fm'mer Gladys Smith, daughter By ]{&rHlin(r! [slarld WortlLyt,  Ch/h nlct ()N SUNDAV :,ftemmml the ,*l" Arvrid Smith. Teacher Pay Raised School Directors Tt:m.sdnv a! ray l)o Smith tmme. .lXy Buri.ches of Aberdeen were On Saturday, Mrs. Betty Rade-[ By Jerry Wright ifornia. Complete Battery, jm]ior "]'h(.Fe weFe 13 ifl(qAbe,'. and T'd/O cal|el's at the Larry derrells. ]elt of 11fll, hi'Plight her B],IO chiitren present., Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Bird girls to the Island for a pic- POTLATCH---At the last school high level. N was decided to vharlge the Glenn Yates Cindy .Vaite and nic and hike• board meeting t January 15) the The ninth grade testa were I.Q.- luncheon from salad and dessert Cheryl Meeks stayed in town 'till On Satm'day Mrs. Hugo A. Gla- possibilities of an activity bus was Diagnostic reading, Otis quick to Hostess ehome. The Wornens time for the 9 o'clock ferry and set celebrated her birthday anni- bronght up. The activity bus would score form, Beta-E.M. Later on in Club also ruled to donate $100 enjoyed swnmnmg at the Pool versary. Daughter Helen and fa- be used to take students home aft- the year, the ninth grade will have It) the Social C'.lub hall repair Numare. mi]y und tln'ee guests came from er sports practice, studying in the another test which will be Kuder fund It was due to tht: work of. Tomorrow niglt Friday) the Tacoma for the day, and son Joe library and other activities after Vocational Preference record. • school. Parents are welcome to arrange the \\;Vomens Club limt a well was Harstine Island Social Club will and daughters of Bremerton came drilled and wat.er piped ill|o the hold its l'eg'lllal" m(mtifly lnteting Otll for several hours. The H V. Supt. Pill was to make a survey, ands conferencethe future°neducationalthe test resultSplan_ hail. "I lhc Tom Tievney home at the Glasers popped in and out and it of tlae district high school students ning of the child concerned. The roof re-slingled and the north end. 'rhis is tile beginning was a very big and happy day. attending District 309. ,,, : , taxes and insurance paid. Now, of a new year for the club and (lene tile mail carrier brought Since tile district was low in pay MENIJ since the /:eorganizilqg (if the So- all members ar. tlrgcd to pay Inany happy birthday greetings for substitute teachers, substittltes Monday, 12th. Spanish rice, bnt- cial Club a}l three Island clubs, thbir dtws. All property owners to wiHeh we Islanders would like pay was raised from $17.00 to tered hot roll, cheese and celery are eligible for memhership in to add belated RTeetings from $19.00 a day. \\;Vom,ms. Grange. and Social are - Substitutes are very scarce in sticks, fruit and milk. Tuesday, 13th Chili Con Carne. poolin t.hoir resom'ces and have the club and interested I)ersons all your island friends, this district. If anyone in the area carrot, raisin, cabbage sahtd, but- epaired the foundalion, installed are invited to attend ................................... is qualified to teach, please check tered sandwich, cookie and milk. i3alhPoonls, and ,:rtis ]asI two Mrs. Sidney Ballnsgard spent Kamilche Wins w=, Supt. Pill or Coun.,y Supt. \\;ednesday, 14111. Vegetable weeks thrm, inch msulatmn was last week in Lakewood "grand- Ooodpaster• placed mder the hall and joined [ children-itting" while daughter Discussion was held on the stew with meat, trot buttered roll. with latb coal spols were covered, Joann and son-in-law Ed vaca- meeting of the County Commis- apple pie and milk. ,.,,,.,,,,.,,k,.=,=...,, =,,.v,,,,; Cl0se 0ne cinnamonTh rsday, 15th. Vege.table soUP,rolls, fruit and milk. hm quick rocovery tank. On Th,wsday, Justin and Leslie Mr. Pill met with the tl'ee corn- The next Iwo weeks should ace and Scott spent t.le day visiting missioners and went into detail Friday, 16th. Tuna Roll with gravy, buttered biscuit, buttered the new plywood floor laid and a about the school's pr0bms an¢l • l Grandma and Grandpa here on BY Frances Simmons (rnnmittee of representatives from Hnrstfn( Lyle and Marlee Hitch- KAM:[LCHE ..... Everet Green, requested help from the commis- peas. each ovffanization wilt get togeth- cock and children Sheryl and Jan- sportswriter for the Kamilche Val- stoners. nel of Olympia spent Friday ley school, reports the following It was reported that County er and clmose the linohmm. ] througil Sunday with Lyle's folks basketball news: Kamilche played Supt. J• W. Goodpaster was check- Yes. chic in tho efforl of each ] the John Hitchcocks. North Mason school on Feb. 2. ing into the possibility of a master club our con-mmnily hall is sure MI{. AND MRS. Joe Hack and They had the adwmtage in height, antenna system (television for greatly mprovcd. The next wo-]children Christine and Mary of "Otu' team felt like we were play- schools) for the county schools. mens club meeting will be held I Portland were the overnight ing against a bunch of stilts". * * * March 1 at the Arm Y ates Atone. guests of the Phil Chapmans and The tallest boy was six feet two BASKETBALL Two new members jr, tried the club: on Sunday they visited Helen Los- inehes and the mnallest was four On January 26, MI'. Bryant's feel; tall. They didn't even have seventtz and eightll grade basket- to jump up to out jump him. bali team lost for the first, time The starting lineup was Tom this season to Kamilche. The ore Villines, L. G.: Everett Green. was 22 to 16. Our high pot;at man R.G.; Brady Whitener, C; Darrell was Glenn Johns, who mad 13 Krise, L.F.; Don Adams, R•F•, points. The other three points were PENNE' 'S LAST witll Mike Clary, Frank Hutson made by Willle Pierce. and Clyde Coker going into the The starting lineup was Bill 3 D A S game in a few minutes. Kamilche 3ohnson, guard, Willie Pierce, won the exciting game 31-29. This guard, Glenn Johns, fozvard, Tim put them in a tie for the league Bryant, forward, and Dan Ragen, trophy center. So far, the Trojans' have The girls also played a thrilling won three and lost one. game. They played a hot team Friday, January 26, last year's that shot too much. The girls ninth grade team beat this year's were lucky and made most of ninth grade, the score being 45 to JOHN PILL their baskets. Judy Smith, Shar- 25. District Superintendent run Green. Linda Clark. Gloria The starting lineup for the tenth Teo, Faye Fischer, Linda Wiles grade team was Paul Hanson, cen- There is very little need of intro- Rebecca Hudson. Cm'olyn Buck- ter, Bob W'hitmarsh. forward, Dar- during the sparkplug of our school man, and Carolyn Ellison won for tel Peterson, guard, Dave Ells, district, Supt. John J. Pill. who tim girls, 22 to 19. g4mrd, and Steve Grout, forward, is well known ill all of Mason Mr. and Mrs. Jess Jordan and Their high point man was Paul daughter Diane of Salem, Oregon Hanson. A1 Jensen and Guy Miller County. brought Mrs. Edwin Petty imme refereed the game. He was born in Hoquiam. has , , , one in'other. Jim, who zs a vice- on Friday evening after having' VALENTINE-ALUMNI DANCE principal of the new 2l'umwater spent a week visiting them in Sa- As a result of a Girl, League High School. Supt Pill attended lem. The Jordan's visited over meeting held last week at the jun- Hoqtfiam High Scimol and was ., the weekend. ,,: Mr. and Mrs. Clayton LaMont ior high school a Valentine's dance quite a demon m sports. He was a • will be held on Friday, February three-letterman in football and """ track. In football, he played end, ',,2.' and children of Dayton were Sat- 9 at the bower gkokomish gym. in track he threw the l:liscus and urday cveningcallcrs at the Oliver The dance will be from 8 to 10 Potty tmme. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Nelson vis, p.m. To defray refreshment ex- shot put and ran the half-mile. After graduating from iigh peases an admission charge of 25 school, Mr. Pill worked for Ray- ited at: the home of tie Clarence cents will be charged. Quinn's on Sunday afternoon. Mary Johnson will take pictures osier in Hoquiam. In May of 1942 • / On Friday, Feb. 9 there will be for the Girls League scrapbook. Mr. Pill married his wife, Virginia, a 6:30 potluck dinner at the A king and queen will be crown- in Hoquiam. Four years were '''--" g( (- Grange Hall. ,served in the Army during World !< I * MR, AND MRS, FREI) Haw- ed at the dance Lu Anne Kilbom'ne wilt give a War II, one year ef it in the South €,,.r._t ] .) thorne and son of Tacoma visited skit as entertainment. Pacific stationed in the Philip- . ..   over Saturday night with the H. Invitations are extended to last pines. COME! SCOOP A CLOSWUL AT o Vi]lines family, year's ninth graders now attend- Following the sewice. Mr. Pill Ca.llers at the Gene Taylor home ing Shclton high school, attended Western Washington Col- on Sunday afLernoon were Mr .... , • lege in BelIingham, graduating in BEGINNING-OF-SEASON SAVINGS and Mrs." James VValdrip of Shel- DISTRICT TESTING PROGRAM 19,50. His wife is also a graduate ton. The district has just eompleted of the same school. Mr. Pill has One of our reatest collections ever . . . packed with Visitors at; the Harry Sinmmns the testing program for the first done graduate work from tile Uni- fashion news . . . delightful trims, hondy pockets, cotlar home during the past week were: half of the school year. The tests versity of Washington. interest'skirts fr°mslim t° sweep" Ma" 2 !5 Mr. and Mrs. /eonard Cole. Ira were given to the first through Past years have found Mr. Pill chlne washable cottons, ocetate and Stansbury, Bill Snider of Shelton; the ninth grades, working in Shelton as a United Cotton blends, fOI Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Bissell of The first grade tests were for States History and Civics teacher Rignald, Mrs. Stanley Mattleson I.Q. They were Otis non-verbal for six years at Shelton Junior of Port hind• Mrs. Nellie Hanson test form. Alpha-E.M• High School Following that, for of Olympia. and Mrs. Neta Scha- The third grade tests were also two and one-half years, he was der of Tumwater. I.Q. tests. Otis non-verbal .form, a guidance counselor at the same TREMENDOUS SELEGTION Robort Bar,,es son of M,'. and *lpha-F.M. school. His oounse,i,,g consisted of Mrs. Clifton Barnes arrived home The fourth grade tests were Otis Lesting programs, faculty advisor Sunday from Fort Ord. Calif., on quick score, Mental Abilities. form for all junior high dances, and ad- Misses & Half $--983 a 12-day leave. He is now sta-Beta-F.M, vising students and parents. In tim tioned at Fort Ord in Utility of The fifth grade tests were Call- same district, /No. 30.9) he was Size Dreses Medics. fornia Battery Achievement, which also athletic director, football and Crisp Cotton and Mrs. Ludell West of Shelton and contained arithmetic, reading and baseball coach, and truant officer. daughter, Mrs. Lois Wilson of langxtage. He has served two terms as Acetate Blends Richmond, Calif., visited the Clif7 The sixth grade tests were president of the Shelton Education ton Bus'sea family onMonday eve- S.R.A. Diagnostic Reading. Association. Mr. Pill has also nlztg. The eventh grade tests were seI-¢ed as president of the South- lfr. tnd Mrs. Roland Simmons Calif0fnt, Reading tests,, interme- west WaslHngton Junior High 6 Portland visited at the Frances diate level School Principal's Association Simmons tiptoe last weekend. The eighth grade tests were CaN from 1957 to :1959. He is a life li__ I I ill II IIII li I III [_ II I IIII ]1 . II I III I FORA I/A#TED T/,4¢E 00000/he Serta-Postu,re* Mattres,s e The firm posture mattress with authentic posture features} Extra levelizing layer keeps spine in line. Heavy duty covering . . . smooth, tuftless top.., crush. proof borders • . • easy-turn handles. • Limited time only--same low price as advertised in LIFE in 1956! FIRST & MILL STREETS Madebythe.makers of,the Serta "Perfect Sleeper ''® mattre==, 9-]1 a.m, 11 children from Pio4z- eer school received special speech lessons given by Mrs. Dombroski, speech therapist fro" Mason Comz- ty schools. One of the speect difficulties several of these elildren have is a reverse swallow, in whieh the tongue muscles are nnderdevelop- ed and tho tongue does not rise touching the roof of the mouth during the swallowing process. As a result, orthodontists tell IR, the mouth doesn't grow in a normal fashion and the teeth have a ten- dency to protf'ude as the child grows older. Also, many of these children lisp, treeing difficulty pronounc- ing L's, S's, F's and V's. Mrs. DombrosM says it normally takes 8-12 weeks for these children to iearn Lo swallow using their !t Sp |00sp Pioneer School udents Receive eech Therapy , ort Peep : '." "." ,. t0 esther PIONE?I: Nall.o;ral,iay tongues ins normal naanner. As ibe further information t.he wDSPORT -- The spl rein their tongue muscles grow sLrong- I before the ride s, elan this past week " to - effect on the resident er the speech difficulties improve t its The Bell Riders wisn  a-- " ' and correct: themselves. This is]an invitation to owners of tlL,telre.a' The gardeners ] " • ' ' ' iu] transpl.mting and v n a specialized field and we are m' ponies to 3ore tiw c u.m,._ . , fortunate to have the services av- I en3o ailable of such an excellent teach- i()in" i?:m :'l::l,::::bie]Cs )IllAe0r}yn'llt::/l:hle::eyhp'jtin yth plamed ents l['P, pu°ect ,MI mn Rot. er. wia- only ride but take complete01 air. in our little vallc of their horses. Ore- meeting ae homemakers have h l,eld once a month when weh t0" Paint and paper a r arete °. And, Hoodsport's ir horsl  traveler Ruie Diekinso wifle  Prepari'ng to take ofl ex  adventure She will be t !th a friend of 30 y, my' Yenter, former member in the National Education Association. His brother. 3ira. is, at present, an assistant principal at the uew Tumwater High Sclmol in Thurston Couuty. In the line of civic duty, Mr. Pill is Kiwanis Cilairman for the Boys' and Girls' Committee which is respousible for tize county track meet hoop shoot, and the Shelton High School Football Banquet. He was elected on the Board of Dir- ectors at Shelton Kiwanis for 1962. The sehool district has found itself with ninny money-saving deals such as: a central lunch system which provides all three schools with imt hmches a new junior high, whiciz inclndes ninth graders, two large busses that make transportation easier and Public Law 874, which, in short, entitles the school to collect taxes from the federal government on untaxable land, like tize Indian Reservation, and also on parents working at the Iremerton Navy Yard. Camp Govey, Olympic Na- tional Park. the Hoodsport Ranger Station, and others like these, if the worker has children attending school in District No. 404. (The main office has announced that it will soon send home a notice with students of federally connected parents or gtmrdians to sign. This m necessary to comply with Public Law 874. Parents are asked to complete the forms to the best of their knowledge and return them to the school as soon as possible.) All these things have been made possible by John J. Pill working for our district. His biggest complaint is the lack of communication in the school district. The greatest need, at the moment, is a multi-purpose gymnasium and a playfield. Right now, we have o go to Hoodsport for all our home basketball games. Mr. Pill forsees much work to be done in the future. Mr. Pill is thirty-nine years of age, and has two children. Cathy, sevc, and Jeff, fore'. Mr. and Mrs. Pill are planning to celebrate their twentieth wedding annivers- ary in late May. He has lived in Masou County for twelve years and owns a lovely home in Potlatch. WHEN YOU blRS...ATT, County school l nllrse, will show a fihn to the school children on Dental Hygiene' Thursday. Also, this Thursday ev- ening lhe school 1)oard will meet at 8 p.m. Again I urge peoptc in! this area to attend these meetings whether you have children in school or not. Our directors need to know they have your support. Mrs. Vick Halvorsen (Joyee Ol- sen's sister was in a Senttle hos- pital last week for surgery on her inner ear. and is now homc. Mrs. Pagel was rushed to General hos- pital in Shelton for an emergency operation. Bruce reports his wife is doing well and should be honle soon. Logan Julian is home but will go to Seattle Veterans Hos- pital soon for further examina- tion. Imn wondering how Bill Me- Gowan extinguished the fire in (on or of) his electric blanket water, perhaps ? This should make into a witty joke about a wet blanket somehow• We should have some interest- ing news when Marty and Barb- are Stroud return from their trip to Sun Valley with Dr. and Mrs. Larson. I hope they have a won- derful trip soaking up lots of E1- Sols rays and don't stub a toe or break a leg skiing. The Dean Palmers are home again after two weeks in Calif- ornia. They even managed to be in San Francisco the day it snowed, weren't they lucky? JIM TAYLOR, Molly, and I at- tended the monthly meeting of the Mason County Bell Riders at 3im and 3pan Hunter's. Skoko- mish Valley Feb. 2. Dates were set for activities througia April which will include a swim party Feb. 24; on March 11 a practice playday and linmzp of horses that will participate in the Forest Fes- tival parade this year. Ben WiN liams will be acting Marshall• This will be a very important practice for riders as some new horses in our club may not have been rid- den m a parade before. On March 25th, the club will have a Trail Ride. starting at Pete Roberts' in Dayton. This will be a four- hour ride with  lunch brealc, trails wilr be marked. There will infornlation about other coming evenls, discuss ship :rod care of horses kers and films. Some slides of-wrious sections 'l. i Olympic Mmmtair.s taken bYt iere showedHUnter camping°n trips sitesthese a v.dTt,ayrangl i_st]y are  r, nOWing livingto Mexicoin Sea( groups wire like trail by tt:e Grange Mountain areas. These. mote but accessable on 'llrtere 'e trip will be c back and more people mightIeb u lus and leaves Se such trips if they col,ld seeX Will l'travelreturningdownMarchthe such as these. Call HA , 8 ....... m,' v,u I,ve da s ano m if you would e interested ieic ,... Y " . • ing the Bell Riders. ll0 to: -tY ana tnen go L0 A._. -mree days The re If you have yearned for?l Will. be m-, ,.,: .... , ,h, thing different, a bit on tq[Or, then ,'2:"'-L"s" 2' tien mm  aso, T( usual side, a genuino an : vq San Di .....  u • t=u llt& 11, know of 3ust tho very thtlte ays h ..... • .  - ^it*, ' camera is In cot rse zt w 11 req,zire sore, 01d": ....... , •  ld ,uun l:n,s [nne preferably outdoors an o St!ll remember her di Deere Surrey with Fringe O.hlel wood[ea,l.at (as well as th blaCkwieels,leatherand whiteseatS'fringe i| lttWes of laer Euro' Deffinbaiit, [ed to develop, due i the top. Byron. ,ttle camera Ben Voy Spencer Lake ires one and  .... a Horse?3e'd ?''"')IATHER" over "It is lonesome f°r:.;:':npted. -'--,  the Ray P, ..... , 0i#",*0b Smith familie SOHOOL ': tla"-'"iaterestingThey visited the driveMay Week o, 00e00ru00ry %.00arl Arnesen Monday--Spaghetti wit II )lot buttered French .lle{l lr ][no+h s p i n a c h, ehocolate pudeal.,, ff 1It:Tacit L ' raen of Shelton milk, - • ]Y la - P and st Thuzsda , Febzaz Tuesday--Sauerkraut __I,eala .. ". Y ners, buttered corn, breaao n" 'lrs. Arnesen had hread, apple crisp, mlR. Thursday -- Tz'key in ,rt Rings officiatf over whipped potatoes, service which beets, sandwich, ci n n a Monday, Febr rolls, fruit milk. Funeral H Friday--Cream of tomato Was in Shelton 1 toasted cheese sandwich, and celey osticks, include two ding, mill(, and CI of Shelton. Supplement your child'S .._.._ with Plenamins frorOi Prepp's Resident.,, Kodiak, Al House 1. He ,ent there for the dberg was born, Sweden• H asks for the pa R. 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