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Southside Students Take Trip 1'o
Olympia To See Legislative 00+asic00
By Mrs. Ray Kratcha
SOUTHSIDE.--On a beautiful
spring day Friday 40 of the sixth
and seventh grade students of the
South Side School enjoyed the
sunny day gomg on a field trip
to the State Capitol in Olympia.
The students were accompanied by
+Mrs. Howard Yule, James Cronk
and George Snydcr. First on their
Held trip they were greeted by
Senator Gordon Sandison and
given the red carpet treatment
and were in rime to see the open-
ing of the Senate. The students
talked with Governor Albert D.
l.Losselini and also talked with the
Secrcry of the State Victor A.
Meyers. The group of visitors on
their field trip also viewed the
Justice Building, Supreme Court
Chambers. Judge Hale and Judge
Tnrner. The field trip site goers
viewed the Dome of the Capitol
and ate hmch by the fountain.
Southside P.T.O. met March 4
for their regular monthly meeting.
Mr. C3nk's room won the room
count. Films and slides were
shown of the past May Pole, which
wa.s quite interesting to the new
members. Members are to be
thinking of a, gift for the kitchen
shower that wilt be coming up m
the near future. Mrs. Hess and
Mrs. Holtorf, sixth grade room
mothers served refreshments at
at he meeting, the nc:<" ,'m ]
will be held at Mrs. td'e,, ....,
March 21 All the Busy 13::+ " ,-.
Club members attende i t/,..,:
Night at Mr. View. Saturda.,'. ';':,
ch]b members gave a skit enLi
"Kingaroo Court'
Bell Riders Saddle Club in spike
of the cold windy day held its
work party Sunday at l,he Coffee
Grounds. with most of the mem-
bers turning out to help put the
siding on the building, digging
post holes and getting the posts
set m and also cleaning the
grounds.
Friendship Club met at the
home of Mrs. Elsie Buining, March
6. Mrs, Jane Windsor was a guest
at the meeting and gave an in-
teresting talk on the new fair
grounds. The next meeting will
be held at Mrs. Florence Brum-
baugh's on March 20.
MR. AND MRS. O. C. Serm and
family of Cole road were glmsts
of Mr. and Mrs. Axel Jacobsen
and Patrick of Bremerton last
Sunday, and Peggy Senn cele-
brated her tenth birthday with
Pat%k Jacobsen celebrating his
sixth.
Live Wires 4-H Club members
met at Linda Rains, March 7, and
continued working on their knit-
ting, also practiced their skit. Re-
freshments were served by Linda
SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "Chrlstmastown, U.8.A.", Shelton Washington
Thursday,
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Rains. The next meeting will be
the meeting. The next meeting will ....... " CVD! ID ILl 111 |lIP. I. 11 IIi11 PII,A. IkV lUI LIIlUiI'IUI 1
held at the Southside school,
be Dad's Night and will meet on March 21.
April 1. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
PATBI@IA ARCIIER daughter erie Madsen s)endi h
of al" alia Mrs K ArcIlei" was w • +
.... ale Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gmsy of
married to John Spencer of Fort Nevada
Lewis, Friday mon3ing in Tacoma. Ghost of Mr. and Mrs K Ar- Famous, old-fashioned Maple
Busy Bells LJ-H Club members cher spending the weekend' was I'WAKF"UP B,ke, Bus J1 l/U r Flavor, specially priced! L
meeting as called to order Feb. Mrs. Frances Sehamp of Philo-
28 at the home of their leader, mattL Ore. On Sunday Mr. and s"!kTTuYh!" oRNS -OZ. "O1'__
Mrs, Jackson,. Darlene Holtotgave Mrs. Tom Rose and boys of Aber- , LE
a demonstration on+macaroni and deen visited the K. Archers.
cheese, JoAnn Cale gave a demon- Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
sLration en the three dinner rolls KratehaandJaniceSaLurdayeve- 33 llll i AA LARGE A
and Toni Cole gave a demonstra- ning were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
i:ioi+on how to make white bread. Kadoun, Steve and Kin-t and Dan Mot Y' J €
'n' eat for breakfast! + I L ,
Mrs. Jackson selwed refreshments ,,orm,er. Pkg. of 4's for only ............
l-00afiationOf-[au,d rom at Is00-- r.'il R'l. q U.S.D.A. fresh fancy quality,
IDnTI[D DI)IAh l Serve them every morning!
in Progress in Allyn Community ,,.€.. -----.,- , .ozE00 -
,,.,..,,,,,,,o,, ,,st,, .nd Mrs James ,'on Osten and r +t tost0. '1t I£1fllC m m .m,m ,m.
222-OZ. loaf in , J[ r
ALLYN.--Leonard "Ole" Olsen,l<arm, and Shari had a delicious +...., | I HIlL I}ARIGOLD
reports that work is proceeding on I pheasant dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Poly Bag Now! ......... 11' ' , t •
the installation of a laundromat j Me7 .+211 Hemphills Friday.
next h) the Allyn Tavern. It will[ '.:,% l,'ran Jones and daughter
have t'o proceed slowly until the Ter:'i, have returned from San E E E r rl
weather and ground conditions f Dieg;o to staywilh her folkswhile Grade AA Sweet
permit installation of the drainage thor ml,*ban(l is .lati(,ned overseas. E Cream, cubes or print
system.early snmmer,Olsen WatcheXpectSfort° definitehaVe it rand[ Mr.Mrs.and.Don Mr::BeesonROdsunday.Itanson mm 1-LB. PKG.
open for operation late stn'ing or[ stopped by for awhile to visit Mr.
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opening date. I Mr. al]d Mrs. Harold Armstron
l)on'L forget tile Minsl, rel Show I are now permanent residents (;f
Sat,mlay, March 16, being put on l Victor.
,,,, .o,.t. M+oo +,,,.o,+, +oo,o, .,, +,,,,,.,+ ++,, +o,.+. +o+,,, t __ Betty Crodrer Cereals, '
t+!igl P.T,A. at the high school ttdx+antage of the beautiful wea.th-
gym., There will be the etd+tnen er Wednesday and Look a drive to
variety acts, comedy, ; mixed T+mma-,trr visit Lois' cousin, Mrs.
,:horus, the High S(;i,ool Band, and J tfi'+, S torie, on returning home PI - -- M/X or M A TCJ'J i
+ ,,. + ++ ,+, ,+ + +v+ +o+
\\;vhieb will provide an c.vcning of Olympia.
fun and hilarity. Tickets are )row VICTOI[ COMMUNITY (JLUB
on sale from fLT.A, members or met Friday evening. Doug Bab- ll____ || @ Cheerios (10½-oz.) @ Wheaties (12-oz.) a, /
Mrs. Alice Harris. Prices are $1 cock showed fihns of his fishing uxAPEFgmr
for adults, 50 cents for high school ill Alaska. Very interesting in-.
I!
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Trix
(8½-oz.)
Sugar
Jets
(10-oz.)
students, and 25 cets for children, deed. FI
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Paterson HOIVARD IVYNN and "Pe+ri Mc-
Or/da
In'
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They had a real nice trip and an- They brought 3 real nice (+)+10S
• JoYed. • the day. very. ranch, home, including a 10 pounde,',..
'E ARE very happy to re- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cleveland
port the Bible Study at the Wynn cntertained the 'Cleveland Clan P ]b
residence °n M°nday " afteln°°n' this past rednesday evening with CABBA6 E 2/49 ONELE HAN
3:30-4:30 has starLed very well a lovely buffet dinner. This was
Sixteen children attended to listen the last get-together of "The or Half Fully Cooked Ib
to Mrs. Coutts tell stories of the Clan" for the winter as Haro:'d and
Bible. The study in inLerdenomma- ElLen left from Sea-Tac aiYport
tional and everyone is invited. Saturday morning for Ketchikan, California Crisp Firm ,Heads Bar-S Choice Brisket For
We aft sorry to hear Mrs. Walt-
¢r McCrady is in the hospital at
Bremerton. She hasn't been feeling
well for quite me time and they
m,e running tests on her. She has
been ill for more than a week
and we hope she will soon be feel-
mg better.
A week ago Saturday evening
Mrs. Carol Battles was helped to
cel+>brate her birthday by Mr. and
Mrs. Dean Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Don
Anderson, and husband, Bob.
Mr+ and Mrs. Eric Asphmd and
chitdi'en, Fina and K. O. of Gig
Harbor, spent Sunday with her
sister Mr. and Mrs, Howard Wmn
and family.
MI, AND MRS. Bill Morgan
and grandson, John, spent the
weekend at Mossy Rock wii,h
daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Terrcll. Mr.
and Mrs. Jewel Yon Osten, Mr.
Alaska and from there on over to
Traitor's Cove on Marguerite Bay,
where Harold and his partner,
Was Davidson have their logging
camp located.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Terrell drove
to Potlatch Sunday to attend the
50th wedding anniversary open
housq of Mr. and Mrs. William
Gitberl,. held at the Potlatch Won]-
en's Comnmnity Club. The Gilberts
and Terrells were old friends in
Sea ttle.
+Are would like to welcome back
Carl and Marianne Hirsch. former
AII residents, recently reamed
from Honolulu Hawaii. Marianne
;s presently over in Richland with
her sister and mother. Carl is
staying with the Jewel Von Os-
tens. visiting with his many
friends and tending to bnsiness,
Journal Wanl Ads Pay
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Club Sedan
1.956 DODGE 4-door sta. wagon ........ ¢645
1955 PLYMOUTH 4-door, V-8 ............ $45
automatic, radio and heater
19a4 FORD 6 sta. wagon, ........... $495
Clean, Engine RebUilt
195:+ STUDEBAKIER pickup, 6-cyl ..... =245
1952 FORD 2-(leer, stick ...................... $19+5
WE STILL HAVE A FEW MORE CALENDARS!
See Bud Pauley for a '63.Dodge
:Remember 50,000 mile and 5-yr, guarantee
-- at
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Prices effective March 14-15-16 -- Right to limit.
Home of RED GrARPET Service
Bumble Bee, 6-oz. Tin
CHUNK TUNA
Nalley's, Big 32+oz. Jar
MAYONNAISE
Zee, asstd. Colors, 4-packs
BATHR'M TISSUE
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