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Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
May 22, 1975     Shelton Mason County Journal
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Fifth and sixth grade students from Bordeaux School had a science fair last Thursday and Friday. There were 49 exhibits from sixth graders and 14 from fifth graders. The exhibits day Thursday and p.m. that evening Friday so other were open all from 6:30 to 8 and until noon students and parents could see them. The exhibits were judged by a chemistry class from Shelton High School. Blue ribbon winners from the fifth grade were Tim Richard's maze for testing hamsters' and gerbils' intelligence, and Richard Samaduroff's telegraph. Blue ribbon winners from the sixth grade were Julia Gischer's salt water aquarium, Shelly Hanson's homemade bar camera, Dick Anderson and Darrell Chamberlin's space travel, Don Kinnard's and Billy Strutz' homemade telephone, Teri Rhodes' and Marge Willey's incubator and chicks, and Kathy Riker's and Sandy Davidson's our solar system. Church to talk about education There will be a potluck dinner after the 11 a.m. Sunday morning service at the Skokomish Community Church, May 25, followed by a special business meeting at which formation of an Accelerated Christian Education School will be discussed. All persons interested in their children receiving the highest quality education in conjunction with a good Christian upbringing are welcome to attend this meeting to present their views and questions. The school is being considered for the general Shelton area. SPACE TRAVEL was the subject of an exhibit which won a blue ribbon for two boys in the Bordeaux fifth and sixth grade science fair. A MODEL TELEGRAPH was one of the blue ribbon winners in the Bordeaux fifth and sixth grade science fair last week. Forest Festival Grange degree work is planned Beginning at 8 p.m. Friday the Progress Grange degree team will confer the fifth or Pomona degree at their hall. A potluck lunch will follow the degree work. All Pomona officers are expected to be in attendance. Subordinate masters should urge members to take advantage of this opportunity before state session in June. •O000000000Q0000000000 g JUI=I LEE , • WITTNAU == IR • • • • For the active • : Graduate l • • • Dynamic Diver with• • day/date dial • e Liquor Control an application 21ub license, to sell beer and wine following reason was given: "Investigation discloses that it is not advisable to approve this application, it appearing that the premises and club operation does not qualify for a club liquor consumption by • • at Shelton-Bayshore " • • ROUte 2, Box 29, license because the club building ThlSlt,s tough.WatChlt'sCanrugged.take it. g• l~tter to facility is open to the general ~ Winds itself end changes ee the golf club, the public on a continuine basis." • the day and date. Moveable • outer rim for timing length of dives. 17,-Jewel, • Safeguarde protected movement by Wlttnauer, '~ world-famous for quality • and accuracy. l ~u. (and cowgirls) Samsonite ,'"hat' • ~, : With Itrap. g '? S worsethanlosingagood Cha,rs 35 : : to say goodbye to your of boots. It usua!ly Large. Six foot • l about the time they re Tables .... Eight foot : I eel "real comfortable," Rollaway New : : Pair your boots in a jiffy. Beds ....... sanitized : and you don't• have in a new pair. • • light tack. • • Repair Shoe : 405 Railroad : Third & Grove On Hillcrest 426-1091 De Shelton 426-6182 oeoeeeoe~lDeoeeeeoeee• • Don't miss our/argo selection of Birdbaths and Ornaments SUPER RICH FEED & WEED WEEDS, ROOTS AND ALL. ORTHO WEED-B-GON Reg. 4.98 qt. 3.98 qt. You'll see the difference. Lilly's Super Rich Feed & Weed kills lawn weeds while it provides long-lasting feeding up to five times longer than so-called bargain products! Contains three different weed killers, plus primary, secondary and trace elements needed for good nutrition and disease resistance. 40-LB. BAG covers 5,000 sq. ft. 2 for 18.90 Before summer's here use MOSS CONTROL to GET MQSS OUT 5,000 Sq. Ft. Weyerhaeuser WATERMATE Wetting Agent - 8 oz. with purchase of ANY GARDEN HOSE IN STOCK Oil or latex For new wood or re-do, OLYMPIC STAIN is one of the most beautiful things you can do for wood. It lets the natural grain and texture show through while it penetrates for protection. And it never cracks, peels or blisters. Buy 4 gallons now. and we'll give you a 5th gallon free! Old paint a problem? Don't repaint put on the Overcoat! It's guaranteed better than house paint! Try it. If you're not convinced, just return the remainder of your first gallon with any unopened cans and we'll refund your money! Choose from 22 colors. Buy 4 gallons now. and we'll give you a 5th gallon FREE. ..... G, NOTE: Specially marked $4 off Ftedwood Stain andS3 off Outside White cans not included in this FREE offer. lynnwood, shelton first &pine 426.Z611 MON. - FRI. 8-$:30 SAT. 8--4:30 SUN. 10-4:30 May 22, 1975 Shelton-Mason County Iournal Page 17