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l ebruary 1965
To The
COST
HEART
People a dog is a joy,
man's best: friend,
ABOUT FINANCING
NFW CIIUilCIIEN
What is a Church ?
What is it that we want to
one family in She!,,
week the Word "dog
frown, a sigh and a cer-
of heartache. The
near one of the
Schools and dogs arc
Sight. Not all of the
license tags, some are
many very thin.
family learned to quic-
these dogs away and
them or give a hand-
HELTON---MAgON COUNTY JOURNAL--Published in "Chr stmastown, Shelton, Washington PA E 11
[into lhcir immes, slmred their very oflen. Thanks so much for Carl Riley's for a turkey dinner, temperatm'es from zero to plus 20 [ of Kodiak with a plus 16 degree ture-mo commercials, so I don't
food. prolcchM ns. cared for ns your supporl "rod confideace. \Ve drove over in stmshine with degrees with nippy days and realI and the traditional sunny day. [ have to wonder which soap or ctg-
Stephie "rod I have been read- arette to buy.
beloved pet was once
wanderers
from a ear
left to shift for
Problem of what
COuldn't keep
problem
to find out
be found that
it, or any, de-
Sincercly
Thca Moisio-Saeger
Peace Corps
11n(i nl:lde us feel at home. It's
almost unbelicvable that a whole
country of people could he ihis
build? \Vhen we say we need a
new cimrciL is it only a larger
and more lmautiful
way. In ihe 1LS. if a stranger of
allother skin color and speaking
a strange language came into a
tox~ql and slniled at people as he
walked down the slreet he'd be
stared at, frowned upon. or snub-
bed, and only one or two wollld
offcr him their honles. \Vo C}lll
learn so nllleh from lhc Filipinos.
~-M anolo Fo."tich
l~uhidron, Philippines
MORE FIIOM Till,,' FAIl
NOIVI'll AND NEEI)IIA1TI,~
Hello:
I,hom away IIt) nor[]l on Kodiak.
truly n:mwd tile "suashinc island"
of Alaska.
Please say hello to She!ton for
me. I think of my friends there
huilding we .............................................................................
need? If we raise enollgll nloncy
to buiht lhe entire structure, will
we have succeeded in fulfilling
tile needs of o/ir nhqllbt?rs /lnd
our colnnlllnity 9
Strangclv cnollg'h, the ariH\vel's
to these qxtestions will be revealed
in ttle spirit in which we give dur-
ing our Finance Crusade. If we
want to build cauliously and spar-
inoly, one mlit at a time we will
give cautiously---spnringly. If we
catch fire and give generously---
with the same abandon tllat we
ignored him for buy gifts for the children at
was almost too Christmas time, we will be. able
chased and so to build the entire church, here
Still cowere, at and now, and enjoy it with our
They took children.
years ago and the And if we do succeed in rcaeh-
e ignored since then ing the goal of the Financial Cru-
that seemed vic- sade and are able to build the
in to be "put to entire church, what then? We
come back to the question: "What
~ily is harbor- is a church?" Is it just a build-
that seemed ing? In the narrow sense of the
:han most be- word, it is, but in the wider sense
hounded by it is tile whole body of Christians
came to the win- who worship together. Even with
Yes smiled; some a beautiful church building we
quite charming, will not have fulfilled our mission
pleading to be until the church is given life and
o much. The Doe heart and spirit through your life
to pet and talk and mine.
the dog al- Let us start now, while we are
and shivered on working hard together toward a
In a few days common goal to so reflect God's
way into the love that we will be renewed in
of the whole spirit and will continue to serve
him in joy and gladness. It is
such a sptrit that will transform
a building into a temple. God has
no hands bnt ours.
Name Awfilable on Request
that no
much less one
reed and a fe-
matter that
and the
ever had seen--.
even see her.
dog or they
~ing dogs out
mere men-
ed a hmg tirade
in Shelton.
with an of-
current boarder
was "lost" but
"dumped".
the Doe's were
.'ary. The neigh-
I discovered the
her charms and
and loud-
N[rs. Doe
and hopes
forget the
and sleep
own small
Scarred from
that have
yard and
those who
technically
to their own
Doe as she
away and
one who
a happy so-
as the days
to the Does
the street.
mentioned that
her for health
on the phone.
death is not
many rea-
ct that such
come by
of
mentioned.
doesn't it ?
is repeated
Small town.
three
as many
aware of
neigh-
a problem
r the dog
Children and
of the dan-
being bit-
on the school
, but one that
:. If the Own-
a light skift of snow ~,e-inch deep icy ~oa(t.<
during tile day with drifts up toOur water supply was becom- ink of your real snowy weather-- Last night our menu was King
four inches; IL strong wind with ing of seine concern lo otlr holler- nice for lhe sldiers and sled-run-
crab tails, similar in taste to the
tenlperaturcof -8 degrees, ollr able mayor, Pete Dcveall wilh no nets. You could have llsed all tender part of a razor clam, a
coldest day this winter. A real precipitation and frozen ground. Alaskan nmshcr with his dog real delicacy. Do you realize some
change fronloln' 1963 Christmas Things came out OK wi[h a thaw teanl.
of these huge crustaceans weigtl
up to 26 pounds and attain a Six-
foot span ?
face
Bill Dickie, Editor
Mason County Journal
Shelton, %Vash.
Dear Bill :
I thought tile fact that Miss Al-
ma Burke and Mrs. Corinne Allan,
Mrs. A. E. Hillier and Mrs. Roy
Rector arrived in Tucson, Feb. 8,
might be considered newsworthy.
Alma reported tile trip down
~(,as uneventful despite the wind,
rain and snow that has been plaR'-
uing tile Northwest and Pacific
Coast generally. All roads were
clear and weather conditions were
good. They put 1700 miles on her
new car's speedometer between
the time they left Shelton on
Feb. 4 and their arrival here. Nits
Rector, who has not yet fully
recovered from injuries sustained
in an auto accident says she en-
joye~l the trip and suffered no un-
due j.nconven{ence during the Jour-
ney.
Corinne Allan and tells Hillier
both say they had a very enjoya-
ble time throughout aT~d expect
to continne doing so.
It happened that the third
heaviest snowfall in many years
occurred during tile night of Feb.
9 and nearly five inches of it was
on the ground to greet the ladies
and have
and put to
................. f
Full
Shank
Half
re Would be
neighbor-
of the
Will have
im-
writer
and stmny. Sun coining tit) in the long ago: Tok Jtmetion a cool
Chrislmas (lnv Stephic and I (te~p southeast and nlaking a [-60 degrees, due west on the coast
were inviied oull to Mr. and Mrs. quick arch to tile southwest. Night a plus 40 degrees and raining, city
whole we spent a warm. sunny and a good rain. I know lhe read crews, PUD
day wiIh our non Charles in Las I've bcen toht the annual pre- and phone linemen had it rough.
Vegas. cipitation for the ishmd is 42 in- Well, st) did all of you people---
M:ost of I)ccember and up into ches. Listening to the early morn- no phoncs, lights, TV and road
tile middle of J'muary was nice ing weather report for Alaska nol blocked. Speaking of TV, we have
real good reception and programs
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LENNON'S
i2 to 16 lb. Aver.
¢
Whole or Center Cut
Butt Half... lb. 490 Shank Hall... lb. 45c Ham Slices.. lb. 790
39' Nib3 ii00N
10 Ibs. & over ............ lb.
or Tradewell Ib .........
Hygrade's Skinless
o o .c,,oo oo, 79° WIENERS .,b..so,age ........ ea
RIB ROAST ,rst R,bs ,b. ,b. H, de's ,o,o na. Sa,am, Over
Real McCoy's - Extra Lean and Sausage -Combination ,Pack ¢
GORRED BEEF a.oy Round
Cut ................ lb. By the Piece .. lb.
Mild
Cheese
lb, 59c
from our near-by Elmendorf Air
Force Base. One noticeable fen-
mUch has
about that
to
r_ Owners,
uog who
eases and
another
a threat
situation
Thank you, Bill Dickie, and re-
gards to all.
ers, then
done
throw.
SPoiling your
and do far
Gerald Needham
P.O. Box 2129
I3oe
Kodiak, Alaska
from Shelton when they arose on
the morning of the 10th. However
the bright Arizona mm that can
be depended upon to shine not
less than 350 days per ,,,ear soon
melted and cleared away the snow
and although the temperatures
at night during the next week or
so may get down to 30 the day-
time temperatures will be in the
60 to 70 range so, with the hlue
sides and bright mm that will al-
most certainly continue as at pres-
ent, the climatic conditions should
prove most acceptable.
Alma and her companions ex-
pect to remain here until about
March 1 and have taken a two
bedroom apartment, the rear pa-
tio of which is immediately adja-
cent to Marguerite and Bob Mad-
den's patio. It is anticipated that
considerable informal "over the
back fence" social intercourse will
supplement the more formal
"through the front door" type that
the Madden's hope to enjoy.
Hasta la vista (about June 1).
Robert J. (Bob) Madden
Apt 43, 350 N. Stlverbell Rd.
Tucson, Ariz. 85705
PEACE CORP WORKER
LIKES PHILIPPINES
Dear Mr. Dickie,
Well, I really never imagined I
Would ever be in the Philippines,
even while I was in Peace Corps
training the Philippines seemed
"forever" away.
Now that I am here I cannot
imagine wanting to be any other
place. I am living in Manolo Fort-
ich, a poblacion (county seat) of
the municipality of Manolo For-
tich. The poblacion has about 1,000
people, but the school in which I
teach services th~ surrounding
barrios (sort of like Matlock,
Dayton, Kamilche, etc., I guess)
so there are 500 students regis-
tered; but because some have to
walk five or six miles over moun-
tains and across rivers the school
population varies with the weath-
er.
I am co-teaching English as a
second language in the first a:nd
fifth grades. That means a Fili-
pino teacher shares her class with
me. We make lesson plans togeth-
er and try to $ntroduce new teach-
ing techniques into the classroom.
We're teaching English through
pattern drills and the grammar
by inductive procedure. When you
try to teach English grammar tn-
l~a~ieCtively you suddenly discover
re is almost no sense to our
nguage and I can't quite figure
w we all managed to learn in
School.
t" Somewhere someone wrote that
~nc Filipinos are the friendlicst,
appiest and kindest people in the
World. I've travelled the Philip-
Pwines and now I'm living here for
o years--the person who wrote
that was speaking a very precious
truth. These people have taken u
Friday &
Saturday
ONLY
Cut-Up Acme
¢
lb,
Tradewell
Gal.
Banquet
CHERRY PIES
Reg. ¢
20 oz. Ea.
Banquet
CREAM P ES
County Fair "AA"
Doz.
Ctn.
SWift's Alisweet
lb.
pkgs.
Hill Bros Reg. & Drip
2 Ib,
Tin
6(il'd Mountain Chmlk Style
6 oz.
Tin
Red
Delicious
rge Heads
California
Sm0othie Brand
fib. Cello Bag
Solid H ads
California
lfloxida Indian
River Pinks
ill]l]
TOILET TISSUE 12 .o,,.
,s=ted Co,or, 88*
BABY FOOD Gerber's 4t/'a oz.
Strained ...................................... Jar
PURPLE PLgNS
arm.r 4 88¢
............ Tins
GOGKTAIL .uots,
5 88¢
.............Tins
TOMATO, dUICE
S~cramento 8 No. 2
.... T, ns 88¢
HOod
iR':iver ................ 4Tins303 88qJ
FO00 Calo Dog
or Cat ............................ 2 No. 1
Tins 25¢
Staleyls Sta-Puff Gal.
20, of, ........... s, e 88¢
72" x 90" ASSorted Co!ors, 94% Rayon & 6% Nylon
IBI J~IIW~T~ 4 Inch Acetate uinding .
I~ll~,il~l I~ r-,,, '1 ~ Washable ................................. Ea.
SOUP unv=¢:, Knott Swiss Pkgs. S~I~
miAauv' Choioe of Varieties ........ 3 ,of 2 ~l,
FLOOR
F
WAX 27 oz: 88¢
,.. Size
D
Prices effective thru Sat., Feb. 20, 1965.. No ,sale to
dealers. Reserve Rigt to Limit Quantity. "
Equal Opportunity Employer
All Tradewell Stores will be closed Monday, Feb. 22