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8 LTON---MASON COUNTY JOURNAL;--Publishe(l in "C, hr ,tmaatown, U.S.A.", Shelton,
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By Nadine Rhodes
AGATE .... Cal Hoppet', Admin-
istrator of Shelton General Hospi-
tal, will be the speaker at the
Pioneer School PTO meeting Tues-
day night. The topic will be the
Mason County Hospital District.
All interested persons are invited
to attend.
Other important business will bf~'
the election of officers for the
next school year.
The Executive Board of Pioneer
PTO will meet at the ~chool to-
night at 8 p.m.
Agate Tip-Top 4-H Club met
last Wednesday at the home of
PTO To Hear Cal Hopper
Kathy Dickensen. The major part
of the meeting was devoted to
judging cookies and seams which
were made up in advance by the
leader, Mrs. Martin Auseth.
Alan Fitzthum and Brock Shard
participated in a track meet with
the Shelton Junior High track
team. The track meet was held
at Washington Junior High in
Olympia la:~t Thursday.
Mrs. Jack Shero attended the
Tacoma Conference of American
Lutheran Church Women, in Bre-
morton Tuesday. Also attending
were Mrs. Vic Auseth and Mrs.
hwing Vik.
'I?HE SIXTIt grade class at Pio-
neer School spent last Friday at
Panhandle Lake. They were ac-
companied by Roland Quinn.
Boy Scout Troop 60 went on an
overnight camping trip last week-
end on the Skokomish river. The
group is sponsored by the Faith
Lutheran church in Shelton. The
boys were Alan Fitzthum, Brock
SharD, Brad Shero, Scott. SharD,
Elwood Stout, Seibert Auseth,
Wayne Bushak, Leonard Rice, Lee
Geist, Bill Jones, Rick Fitchitt,
Glen Lockwood, Randy Palmer and
Jim Kelly. Accompanying them
were Scoutmaster Carl Anderson
and Assistant Scoutmaster Doug
MaeWiliiams.
AT TIIE MEETING of the
Agate Grange Friday night cer-
tain remodeling plans were made.
The kitchen-rest room section of
the Grange Hall is soon to be
remodeled.
Mrs. Jack SharD was appointed
chairman of the Agate Grange
float for the Forest Festival par-
ade.
Agate Grangers will keep in
mind that the Pomona Grange
will meet Friday night at the Sko-
komish Valley Grange.
by Dora Hearing
MATLOCK--Many friends and
relatives attended the open house
Sunday at the Matlock Grange
hall in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Bradberry's Silver Wed-
ding Atmivcrsary. It was given by
Mr. and Mrs. Merland Goodburn
of Shelton, their nephew and
niece..
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Valley
were host and hostess for the
pinochle party Saturday evening
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Shredded Foam
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Regular 59¢ Bag.
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Value 2.39
Ironing Table
Adjustable height from 23"
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Reg. 5.77
Ironing Board Pad
and CoverSet
Complete wlth fasteners.
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Reg. 3.98
Swing-Away
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With wall fastener and
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24-Piece Stainless Steel
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Will not rust, stain or
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in attractive
Apothecary Jar.
Regular 98¢
14 Oz. Bag
Bubble Bath
Assorted scents. Each
bag good for 150
bathsl Bubbles of fun.
Reg. 79¢
Value 5.49
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Steak Knife:]
6-knife set.., with brown
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High quality, accurate and
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CHOICES OF COLOR
Transistor
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Regular 7.95
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3 pieces-
attractive
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for parties.
Salad Set
Bowl
with
two
servers,
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at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Dawson.
Tyler, Dave and Wade Boothe
of South Bend spent the week end
with their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. I. C. Ford.
Mrs. Watson Ross was hostes~
for the Matlock Ladies Club last
week Wednesday. Joan Pike and
Dora Hearing's birthdays were
celebrated. It was decided to en-
tertain the Riverside Club at a
luncheon at the next meeting, May
5. The Club Ladies that attended
Homemakers Council in Shelton
Monday were Mrs. Lud Rossmaier,
Mrs. R. E. Bradberry, Mrs. An-
drew McGarvie and Mrs. Elvin
Hearing.
Mr. and Mrs. Curt Sell and
daughter Margo, spent the week-
end at Sedro Wolley with relatives.
Carl Portman went to Seattle
Thursday to be with his brother,
L. D. Portman, who had surgery
at St. Frances Hospital. We hope
Dumont a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Ford and
Tyler, Dave and Wade Boothe,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Trenckmann,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bradberry,
Mr. and Mrs. Lud Rossmaler. Mrs.
James Pike and Mr. and Mrs. E1-
vin Hearing spent Friday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Combs
to make plans for a float for the
Forest Festival.
l~r. and Mrs. James Morgan of
Shelton were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Moore.
MIg. AND MRS. ALVIN Owens
and family of Seattle spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hol-
latz. Mr. a~d Mrs. Jasper and fam-
ily also were callers.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hollatz had
a birthday dinner Friday evening
in home of their daughter, Ginger,
and Edward Hollatz, Mrs. Gladys
Carter was a guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Valley
spent Sunday evening with the
Rodger Spalding family.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Goodburn and
family, Mr. and Mrs. James Ross-
mater and girls, and Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Chamberlin and family, all
of Shelton were Sunday evening
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lud
Rossmaier.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald May and
son of Seattle were Sunday ~linner
guests at the Kenneth Howard
home.
Mrs. J. D. Simpson of Bremer-
ton brought her mother, Mrs. Sin-
gleton, home last week to spend a
couple days with her and the I. C.
Ford family.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Nye of Shel-
ton called on Mr. and Mrs. I. C.
Ford Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Beaulah Gowan, Mrs. Lau-
ra Lord and Miss Alia Russell, all
of Shelton, spent Thursday after-
noon with Mrs. Herbert Brehmey-
er Sr.
The Alvin Owen family of Seat-
tle called on Mr. and Mr:~.'g- Herbert
Brehmcyer Sr. Sunday evening.
MI{. AND MRS. MEI{LAND
Goodburn and children were sup-
pet" guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. ~].
Bradberry Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Russin of
Junction City, Ore., and Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Dailey of Portland,
Ore., cousins of R. E. Bradberry
i attended their silver wedding an-
niversary party Sunday.
i Mrs. Augusta Portma~ and Carl
Portman spent the weekend in
Shelton with Mrs. L. D. Portman.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Schwab of
Hoodsport were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Gwin-
nett a~ Simpson's Salmon Hatch-
ery.
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Girls', Boys' State Re[
Named; Honor Roll For S
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TOM JEFFERIES
LoretU~ Beerbower has been se-
lected to attend Girls State. Loret-
ta is very active in school activi-
ties. She is Junior Class treasur-
er, assistant student body treas-
urer, Girls League president, and
cheerleader. She is president of her
local 4-H club, and assistant school
librarian. She is also a member of
the annual staff.
Loretta is a 5 ft. 2 in. junior
with brown eyes and brown hair.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Beerbower, of Monte-
sanD.
Tom Jefferies is the boy select-
ed to attend Boys State. Tom's ac-
tivities include Junior Class stu-
dent council representative, mere,
ber of Men's Athletic Union, mem-
ber of track team, and annual
staff representative. Tom is also
an Honor Student. He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jeffel~es
of Montesano.
The Second Semester, six-week
honor roll is as follows:
Seniors: Dennis DeFoer, Kris-
tine Graham, Nancy Stodden.
Juniors: Vernon Buchannan.
LO R ETTA I
Sophom.ore~!
Rene'
Freshmen:
Starks, Ray l
April 22,
went to
games. The
The boyS,
theirs. .
The Juniorg
conference at (
ior College
May 6
start at 2:15
a style
by the
followed by
room will be
GRADE
'I~e fifth
a forcstry
April 23.
forest censer
The
honor roll is
Sandra
Dan
Judy
and Kathy
Library Has 90 New Books,
Planned For Parents Of 7th
The SJHS library has just re- total of 46
cently been SUl)plied with 90 new roll. The
books, 18 of which arc paper- honored sU
back. Also occupying a new spacegrade tally
in the library are a Goode's Atlns freshmen-~.
and a Brewers' Phase and Faille.Creasey, aV
The books cost a total of $280 received st~
be checked out of the library. "Do you.
May ~1, at 7:30 p.m., an "open friend?", the
house will be held for all parents a success in
who will ~,a};e~ seventh grade slu'-' TI;e cast of
dents , tt-'nc 'I g helton Junior gra'teful to i
High next: year. Tile open houseand Mrs. S
will take place in the auditorium, to put on !
w:thrCOffele i~e~Veddf~llot~mfg:the M~ Bzown
p g, . t . I y . l stage and
ty and administration that this
meeting will be beneficial to the
parents by increasing understand-
ing of what the school has to offer.
Parents will have a chance, to ask
any questions thcy might have.
The program will bc short, cov-
ering such subjects as academic
classes, rules, extra-cirricular ac-
tivities and expenses encountered
by the students.
THE UNOFFICIAL honor roll
for the junior high was posted Ap-
ril 23. The freshmen led the sev-
enth and eighth graders with a
and Valley
ties.
Following
comments on
Mark
experience.
prcciated tl~
tel's,
rY;eth
good play
Dabble
joyed
other
'65 Ford's new standard 240-cu. in. engine is
biggest new Six. Bigger than Chevy's, Plymouth's ....
or Rambler' It's the Six that gives you V-8 "kicks"
with six-cylinder economy! Test it now! ....
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