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YOUR .-HOUSE
in
To The Dogs?
To a LONG LINE
of
Hard
To
Beat
Merchandise
ALWAYs AVAILABLE AT
Lumber
Operated by Everett Dillon and Joe Simpson
420 SOUth First St• Phone 56
OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL NOON
p
GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY
Grange Masters [
In Mason County
Begin Spring Jobs
With in('re:l.','d u('tivity ill Mn-
H()H (':)llHty uallgos St;l ]'i ill;" iu
,l)rim:,,, many persons ar,, inl(,r-
('Hl'd hl kllowin lllo various h,ml-
,r. that they in:,y be ('()111:i('tOd ill
)'(.f,,v(,ll('(. (o individual, .;)'olI ) or
dish'mt I)rojeets.
The nmst(,t's of the 12 '.)'allg(
ulits are as foUows: Carl L. Ie, ms- ]
Icy, Pnnmna grang(,, Route :i
Shelton; ltalph Prescott, Agate
rang(,, l.oute 2, Shelton; I]dwin
Taylor, Progress grange, Route 1,
h(,lton; Viltiam Lundquisf, Mat-
lek grant,e, IouLe l, Elma; (:h(,,q-
t(.r Valley. Skol:()nli.:h gl'illlg'(', Star
Rout(, I, Shelion.
Wulter Hieste)', Shelton Wdley
,.rango, Route I, Shelton; C. W.
Sh'cckenhaeh. Ha)'.t ine grange, !
l>,oute 2, Sh(Aton; Vir;;il lherbow-
el. lhttchery grange, l{oute I. El-
ms; (leorge Hliboki, Cloqualhun
Yal/p,e, Lost Lake Route, Elma;
Marion W. N(,wkirl¢, Twanoh
grallt4e, P.O. B,)x ;:5, Belfair; How-
ard Yuh?, SolLthside grange, Route
3, Shell.oiL :rod Orin tueRingham, ]
Fair tlarbor grange, (lrapeview.
' Monarch & Tone
Stoker .... $8.50
Lump .... $10.50
Range.... $9.50
CAPITAL
CITY FUEL
504 N. Garrison St•
Olympia
Phone 5515 (Collect)
00ester "'''"
A NEW
VISITORS KEYNOTE
WEEK'S NEWS IN
ALLYN DISTRICT
]h'.. George Miloscvich enjoy-
ed :t visit with her brot.her from
(!(los l];ly, ()I'e.. over Lilt' week
ell(I,
M)... A)'vhie Lhulsey, who is
I.ea('hinK m Elln:2 spent her
Spl'in, VII 0;11 ioll }:I, I'101110 Iasit
\\;v,,,e]{
HELTON-MAgC)N COI.rNY JOt.RAT
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J THE AMERICAN WAY
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Mrs. Coleman tmd Mr. and Mrs,
Bud Melnnis and son from C, ig
Harbor visited at he home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Weckhorst and
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Anker Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Austin, of
Shelton, spent the week end with
his folks Mr. and Mrs. William
Austin. Robert Austin was also
home for a visit Sunday. t
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hawk at-
ten(led a birthday party in Aber-
deen last Saturday, given in hen-
t)r of their granddaughter. Alice
F()dge, who is now six years ohl.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hawk.
Mr. and Mrs. George Harthill and
Leilani tool( a drive along the
Hood Canal Sunday afternoon.
[iek Shelgren m still in the
hospital but is improving. His
mahy friends wish him a speedy
recovery.
A wedding shower in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Archer. of
Victor. was held Friday evening
in the Victor Community hall.
They received many gifts. Dane-
ing, card playing and community
singing provided diversion for the
evening'. A delicious hmcheon was
served.
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BELFAIR 4-H'ERS
TO RAISE CAMP
FUNDS WITH DANCE
The Belfair 4-H clus are spon-
soring a free dance tonight,
April 14, at the Belfair Barn to
help raise money for the im-
provement of the Panhandle Lake
4-H Camp. Youngsters, sparing
no efforts, have prepared a big
affair with Walt Bishop's orches-
tra, door l'izes, concessions.
Tickcts"for the door prize, a
steam iron suitable for pressing
c.lothes as well as for bopping
hubby on the head, are being sol(1
fro' 25 eems each. Profits from
the tickets and concessions will
be thrown into the common Pan-
handle lake effort.
Be a "Man of distinction" this Easter! Our VERY
varied collection of soft-hued felts ;h smartly
harmonizing bands includes snap ar:! roll brim
models in all widths to FIT ycvr per, 3 Cty . . .
from $8.50 to $16.50. Other hats frc:n $5.00.
Miller's Men Shop .
Hotel Shelton Building Phone 609 i:
7
The Un.,.qtreamlined Model
Belfair Veterans
Groups Hold Joint
Installation Meet
By Dollie Parsons
The Mul Curtis Post 5372 Vet-
erans of Foreign Wars and Aux-
iliary of Belfair held a joint in-
stallation of officers at an open
meeting at Bishop's Barn on April
5. Walter Wadrich, post com-
mander, was installing officer.
Those installed include Homer
I,. Parsons. commander; Frank
DeMiero, senior vice commander;
George Wandell, junior vice com-
mander; Carl Nichols. chaplain;
Walter Wadrich, post advocate; L•
Lindeman, surgeon; J. White.
guard; William DeMiero, officer of
the 'day: Fred Lindsey, quarter-
master, and James Huffman and
Jesse Brain, trustees.
Matilda Reed, past fourth dis-
trict president, was installing of-
ficer for the auxiliary. Officers
installed were Dollie Parsons, pres-
ident; Nellie DeMlero, senior vice
president; Dorothy Newkirk, ju=
nior vice president; Evelyn Beck,
treasurer; Mildred Nichols, chap-
lain; Zola Greenler, guard; Bur-
nell Lindeman. conductress: Mrs.
Woodrich. Anna Crosswhite and
Virginia IAngren, trustees; Donna
Olsen, musiclan: Alice Squires,
historian; Laura Beck, Virginia
Lingren and Mollie Mongrain, col-
or bearers.
Refreshfnents were served after
the meeting.
The fourth district post and aux-
iliary of V.F.W. held a meeting at
Belfair on April 10. The post
members met at the Belfair school
then joined the auxiliary at the
Belfair Barn for refreshments.
There were 120 members present.
Now would be a good time to
sell camping equipment that you
don't use. Classified ads--'phone
100.
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,OLD S M OBI LE
E YOUR DEALER
SE NEAREST OLDSMOBILE ,,
CHEVROLET CONPANY
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First and Grbve Streets
Paffe , ,
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Mr. and Mrs. John Public
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HAPPY EASTER TO YOU! :
To Complete Those Words . . . , 1
WE INVITE YOU TO OUR SOUTHSIDE
GRANGE HALL FOR YOUR
EASTER BREAKFAST
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1
Served from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. April 1.7 (
Adults $1.00 Junior Plates 50¢
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ALDERCROFT NURSERY
Buy direct -- Get quality direct from the ground -- Save
money. We do not believe in cold storage plants -- We
grow most everything we sell.
FRUIT TREES ....................................... $1.50
Over 50 Varieties, 2 to 4 years Old, Welt Branched
Complete Line of Berries, Soft Fruits, Grapes, Etc.
SHADE TREES .............................. $2.50 & up
20 Varieties. Large and Well Branched
Camellias, Azaleas, Rhododendrons,
Choice Northwest Grown Rose Bushes
and Many Other Varietlee of Flowering Shrubs
Priced According to Size and Variety
EVERGREEN.; (Coniferous and Broadleaf)
Wide Varlet, /',fl Sizes, Priced A¢,ordlng to Size
HUNDREO@ OF OTHER NURSERY ITEMS
Comple:e Nursery and LandsCaping Service
SHOP WEEKENDS IF POSSIBLE 0
ALDERCROFT NURSERY
1 Mile East of Olympic ttighway on Fairmont Street
Wilbert Catto Phone 591-W
AN OPEN LETTER TO THE
RESIDENTS AND BOARD MEM-
BERS OF SCHOOL DISTRICT 45.
While attending the recent Dis-
trict No. 45 School Board meet-
ing', I observed and learned some
amazing thin.
It appeared at times that Mr.
Kreidler might be on trial for his
life, with various individuals play-
ing the part of the district attorn-
ey and Mr. Kreidler having to be
his own defense attorney. From
this and other things I have over-
heard at different times and
places, I can draw only one con-
clusion--that Mr. Kreidler is be-
ing unjustly accused of some
things that the board should be
blamed for. It is true that Mr.
Kreidler has made mistakes but,
a£ter all, who has not? We all
know the saying "The man who
does not make mistakes is not do-
ing anything."
At least, Mr, Kreidlcr has the
interest of the pupils' health, edu-
cation, and housing, while being
eduoate.d at heart.
From the discussion at this
meeting, it also appeared that if
both the residents of the district
and the board do not cooperate as
a body, we are liable not only to
lose what mhool system we now
have in the district, but, also,
some residents of the community,
for I feel that a community is only
as good as the school system might
be for the children.
The general opinion of the dis-
trict residents seems to be that,
as a whole, we have a very good
faculty. At least the view one ob-
tains from talking to various mem-
bet of the faculty is that their
relations among themselves is very
compatible, Therefore, I believe
we should do our utmost to retain
the faculty.
Should we not, as adults, consid-
In the Ice Cream
Everyone Raves About
Our Ice Cream Flavor of the Month
, "BANANA NUT"
SCOTT'S ICE CREAM
Second and Franklin Streets Phone 202
ii a,m. to II p.m. Daily, Including Sundays and Holidays
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--r -,@lit,, uqli\\;\V,,x,,-
er all the pros and cons and oome
answer°Ut of this melee with one good . ') J...,a.m.
that would benefit the dis- THE :vi:!
IS
trier as a whole ? We cannot ex-
pect to keep our school system at
its pre¢nt,,, standards without as- W tinghous
sistanco from sources other than FAMOUS S e AUTOMATIC WASHER
the tax rolls. In other words, we
will not get state and federal
matching funds if we do not make
an attempt to obtain them.
• I believe that many topics were
brought p that could have been
handled much better if treated be-
tween the individual parties con-
cerned. It seemed that most of
these topics were, should we say,
thorns in the side which had been
left to fester,
If we have complaints, let us,
as residents, go to the one con-
cerned and "iron out" the trouble
as soon as possible after it has
occurred. 1: am sure you will find
the faculty members very cooper-
ative if you will only approach
them in the proper manner. Leave
the chip at homedo not wear it
around on your shoulder. We
must admit that our children are
not perfect and, bring home some
very distorted ideas.
By the sme method the board
members should remember that
they are servants of their constit-
uents of 'the district and should,
in treating matters that come be-
fore the board, leave their axe-
grinding and personal prejudices
at home--at least, out of the meet-
ing. Our school system is not in
the channel to be considered small
business. It, therefore, behooves
both the resident and the board to
act as adults and to keep in mind
that we should "do unto others as
we would have them do unto us."
A. J. Woldridge,
Belfair, Wash•
Retenone Treatment Of
State Lakes To Begin
Fisheries biologists of the
Washington State Game Depart-
merit ah'eady are at work on one
of their most mportant projects
for 1949- -the determination of
which lake areas arc to he treated
with rotenone so that sorap fish
can be eliminated.
The fisheries management div-
ision, headed by Clarence Pautzke,
is continuing its ambitious treat-
mg program which is designed to
add additional fine lakes to the
list of those offering good fishing.
Treating' of the lakes wtll be-
gin a. soon as surveys are com-
pleteo and water conditions per-
mit. After the, scrap fish are
elilated, the °virgln ' bodies of
waVe.Will be planted to game
£ish.
wilh te
S29900s
LAUNDROMAT Is a Trade-Mark, Reg. , Pat. Off..
Look at thes, Featurosl Only Laondronud Ires tintl
e t' SL,N)'ING F,ON r--No awkward
bending or stooping when lopdiag
" ? or unlaadin, washer . . . ,he loau
shelf is a time ann wor saver,
StNOtt OtAt €ONr#Ot--AII O l..
tions performed automaticalltl:
If m)y, ¢oadai wyl Starti stopping, flUids, wa
temperature, washing, rlnai
damp-drying.
€ INCttN|O IA|K|T--An hal'O
merit over all known washing meth-
o&, Inclined Basket glvu wub-
ins action that is ama=fizr ltdea,
Phone us,and make ar- $|tF.¢LIANING--The
rangemet to ee the has n0 l[n trap. Wash ..mud lm
Ladndromat wuh a load of wat keepiaterio mL
your clothe. IT'S FREE.
INSTALLS ANYWH|I/No boltlnl Pleat. ,. No Yibrll
Shelton
B, W. SORER
Govey Building Phone '154-W
TUNI IN TED MALONE
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