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DRAKE
Healthmobile unit will
Hoodsport today. The
been changed and
ason County
thmobile will be in
on the third Tuesday
month starting June 17.
Mobile Unit
Olympic College mobile
to the Mason County
Center will be at the
hall in Hoodsport
Patti Pettitt, mobile unit
lator, said starting in
regular weekly runs
made to communities to
of the senior center
senior citizens in the
mobile unit will be
information and referral
health services,
services, a program
time activities, and
opportunities available
primary interest is for the
citizens; however, the
College recognizes in
program everyone
as passed their fiftieth
Snow Hike
and Donna Simmons
Michael, went on a
hike which took them
South Fork of the
Skokomish River. They made
camp on the rocky riverbank as
two to three feet of snow
blanketed the meadows at Bear
Flats. It was a very cool,
uncomfortable night as the chilly
winds swept across the snowfields
to their open campsite.
Saturday's warm sunny
weather made a hike on up the
river more enjoyable even though
there were numerous stops to
warm feet and remove snow from
boots. The hot day was
responsible for a rapid snow melt
which swelled the fiver, making
the evening crossing back to camp
a little tricky as Michael soon
learned when he became drenched
in the icy waters.
Surprise visitors into camp
that evening were the Grays
Harbor Olympian Climbers and
their families whom the
Simmonses had met on a hike in
the Olympics last summer. Some
of their group was planning a
climb up Wonder Mountain
Sunday.
Lilliwaup Community Club
The Lilliwaup Community
Club will meet June 6 for its last
business meeting until October.
There will be a potluck dinner
followed by pinochle.
Girl Scout Campout
Nine Girl Scouts accompanied
by Karen Bowen and Dicie Ball
went on a weekend campout at-
Big Creek. One main activity at
the camp included testing each
Girl Scout on the skills they
recently learned in their first-aid
class that was instructed by
George Bowen. The Girl Scouts
have also completed a home
nursing care course under the
instruction of Bunny Denison.
Spelling Bee Winners
Sherelle York, a fourth
grader, was the grand winner of
the Hood Canal School annual
spelling bee held May 23. Paul
Barger came in second place, but
first in the fifth grade category.
Those participating by grade
from first to fourth place were
fourth graders Sherelle York,
Melissa Johns, Allison Bowen and
Cindy Bailey; fifth graders Paul
Barger, David Perkins, Carl Gray
and Andy Oberbillig; and sixth
graders Donna Spear, Cynthia
Barger, Mary Culik and Kirk
Richert.
Open House Tonight
There will be an open house
reception Thursday evening from
7 to 9 p.m. at the Hood Canal
School for Richard Bates and Mrs.
Katie Johnsen. Everyone is
invited to drop in to wish them
well in their retirement. The
reception will be in the
multi-purpose room and is being
sponsored by the Hood Canal
20 Cu. Ft.
3 only
Cut and loop, fall tones
Sq. Yd.
Installed with pad
Burlington House
2 rolls
Sq. Yd.
Carpet only
Floor
Covering
and
Appliance
Center
OLYMPIC HWY.
North at "J'" St.
Phone 426-5591
staff and PTA.
Bates has taught in the Hood
Canal School District for 28
years, starting at the Hoodsport
School in 1948. This year he was
principal of the primary and
intermediate grades.
Mrs. Johnsen has been the
Hood Canal School librarian for
the past three years.
Citizenship Honor Roll
Six students have been on the
Hood Canal citizenship honor roll
all school year. These students,
sixth graders Richard Drake, Kirk
Richert, Mary Culik and Nancy
Card; and fifth graders David
Perkins and Debbie Brice, went
on a suprrise trip to Seattle this
Tuesday with the principal,
Richard Bates. Plans for the day
included a tour of the Seattle Post
Intelligencer newspaper office,
with other afternoon activities as
the time would allow.
Dog and Pony Circus
There will be a dog and pony
circus in Hoodsport at the
community hall June I I.
Performances will be at 4 p.m.
and 8 p.m. Charge will be 50
Legal Publications
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 4600
IN PROBATE
In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington For the County of
Mason
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF ROY B.
DEVENPECK, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned has been
appointed and has qualified as
Executrix of the estate of the
above named deceased; that all
persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby required to
serve the same, duly verified, on
said Executrix or her attorney of
record at the address below
stated, and file the same with the
Clerk of said Court, together with
proof of such service within four
months after the date of first
publication of this notice, or the
same will be barred.
Date of first publication June
5, 1975.
Paula E. Devenpeck
Executrix of said Estate
Route 2, Box 292
Belfair, Wash.
Arthur & Hackett
Attorney for Estate
400 Washington Avenue
Bremerton,WA 98310
377-4481
6/5-12-19-3t
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Probate No. 2243
(RCW 11.40.010)
SUPERIOR COURT OF
WASHINGTON FOR MASON
COUNTY
Estate of CHRIS GROTLE,
Deceased.
The undersigned has been
appointed and has qualified as
personal representative (PR) of
the estate of the above named
deceased. Each person having a
claim against the deceased must
serve the claim on the
undersigned PR or on the
attorney(s) of record at the
address stated below and must file
an executed copy of the claim
with the clerk of the court within
four months after the date of first
publication of this notice or
within four months after the date
of filing of a copy of this notice
with the clerk of the court,
whichever is the later, or the
claim will be barred, except
under tl3oseprovtsions included in
RCW 11.40.O11.
Date of filing copy of notice
to creditors May 28, 1975.
Date of first publication June
5, 1975.
PR: RAINIER NATIONAL
BANK
/s/E. M. Holpuch, Jr.
Attorney(s) for the Estate
QUIGLEY, HATCH,
LOVERIDGE & LESLIE
2920 Seattle-First Nat'l Bk. Bldg.
Seattle, Washington 98154
Telephone Number: 622-0090
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Sunday, June 15.
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cents a child.
The activity will be sponsored
by the Hood Canal Community
Auxiliary. The auxiliary will be
selling hot dogs and pop and will
have a home baked foods table.
Anyone interested in baking for
the food sale should contact Betti
Claar at 877-9256.
Children's Hospital
The Tiny Tim Orthopedic
Guild would like to express their
appreciation to everyone who
supported their recent dance and
auction. All proceeds went to the
Mary Bridge Children's Hospital
in Tacoma.
State Horse Show
Carrie Thurman placed eighth
out of the 20 who showed May
25 in the Tennessee Walker,
three-year-old, two-gate
performance class at the
Washington State Open Horse
Show held at Yakima. She was
the only youngster who competed
with the professionals.
Preliminary Budget Approved
The Hood Canal School Board
of Directors discussed and passed
the 1975-1976 preliminary school
budget of $432,205 in a meeting
held last Friday. The final budget
will be adopted in September of
1975, according to
Superintendent John Pill.
Graduation Exercises
The Hood Canal eighth grade
graduation will be held in the
school gymnasium June 9 at 8
p.m. There will be a reception
following the graduation
exercises.
The eighth grade class
valedictorian is Sue Boggs and
salutatorian is Eva Godwin.
Science Beach Trip
Mrs. Virginia Pill's third grade
class had a day of science study
along Hood Canal May 27. The
students identified 53 different
sealife specimens on the beach at
Eagle Creek and Lilliwaup. Some
edible seafoods including
barnacles and a legal Dungeness
crab were collected and prepared
for tasting in the classroom on the
following day. Parents assisting on
the science field trip were Marilyn
Ledbetter and Charlotte
Celestine.
School Parties
The sixth g~ders were treated
to a party last Friday for selling
the most tickets for the carnival
queen and princesses contest.
They enjoyed ice cream sundaes
and games.
June 2 Alex Saltman, the
band director, gave a party for all
the band members. The band
members surprised Saltman with a
gift of cuff links and tie clasp.
Entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Richardson entertained Mr. and
Mrs. G. J. Pelissero of Santa
Barbara and Maul and Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Seffell of Seattle with a
luncheon last May 28. Mrs.
Richardson met the Pelisseros on
a trip to the Far East last year.
New York Trip
Ann McGrady departed this
Tuesday with children Danny
and Maggie to fly to New York
for a visit with her relatives on
Long Island. Seamus will be
staying behind for business and
will be joined soon by his parents,
Pat and Grace McGrady, who will
be spending the summer at their
LiUiwaup home.
John Glidden recently
returned to spend the summer at
a cottage on Indian Beach. John is
from Hollywood and an avid
Hood Canal sports fisherman.
Game Farm Tour
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Dugger
toured the Olympic Game Farm
Sunday. They especially enjoyed
seeing the large variety of wildcats
kept there and hearing stories
about the animals used in
different movies. The grizzly
bears were taken to Utah for the
filming of Grizzly Adams, but are
now back at home along with the
black bear cub that had to have a
hair bleach job in order to
substitute for a baby grizzly bear
in the movie.
Ph. 426-8139
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