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.. victim critical
dltions planned Mrs. Man Hickson said this
are
week her son Chris, injured in a
traffic accident near Sultan May
..-.-thquin Productions, under the sponsorship of Capital Music 18, is still in critical condition i=l
has announced that auditions for its summer musical Everett General Hospital.
':tation, ,,.
't1, Friday,
"Tile Sound of Music," will be held on June 9, l0 and
June 9, and Saturday, June 10, tryouts will begin at 7
will be heard on Sunday, June 11, beginning at 2
auditions will be held in the social hall of the United
of Olympia. For more information call 491-6257.
She said while his condition
has stabilized, he is still
unconscious.
Hickson was injured in a
traffic accident in which Frank
Brown, Shelton, was killed and
stamp change slated his brother Charles injured.
hk.;!ncome families will get a cost-of-living increase in food
7=UOtments on July 1, Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Carol A I
! Foreman has announced. All food stanlp households in the a s ko
'rental 48 states and the District of Columbia, including single
=, Will get larger allotments. Tile monthly allotment for a bs are
Y of four, for example, will increase from $174 to $182. The IO
1 adjustments are based on March food cost data.
Last battle described
By ADOLPH JOHNSON
Dan Hurley and his wife
Honora lived on the old road to
Kamilche Valley. They came
right from the bogs of Ireland.
He was the uncle of young Dan
tOrcycle fatalities up
SC
arce
Governor Dixy Lee Ray this
enee is emer in that motor cle ..... week issued a warning to
1 v • g g cy ]atafities nave increasea in
i•llere helmet-use laws have been repealed, according to a Washington residents who might
iiSafety Council study. Data from the NHTSA fatal accident be interested in seeking pipeline
teate that in six states that repealed helmet-use laws in 1976, construction jobs in Alaska this
¢Yele operator fatalities increased 26 percent during the first summer.
,,"ths after reneal above levels for a comnarable three-month Alaska Governor Jay
la 1975• - Hammond requested Governor
/J[,, ' : Ray's help in alerting Washington
pl citizens that the next major
id ear ant to construction, building a gasline
across Alaska throughMiCnada
scussed and into the American "west,
will not begin before 1980. FORMER KAMILCHE
l SUtsop nuclear plant will Community Center. Both governors are concerned S C R E W B A L L A d o I p h
subject of a forum on Be#fining at 2:30 p.m., a that many people may use their Johnson of Olympia recalls
,JUne 11, at the Olympia slide show and speakers will
! " savings to travel to Alaska the "good el days of his
seeking pipeline work, only to be childhood in the Oyster Bay
address specific issues of
construction impacts and future
environmental and
socio-economic effects of nuclear
power on Grays Harbor and
surrounding counties. Speakers
will include Pete Swanson, local
planner, and Quentin Bayer,
Grays Harbor resident.
The program is sponsored by
the Crabshell Alliance, a regional
citizens' group which proposes
the replacement of nuclear
power plants with conservation
and alternative energy sources.
Linda Fricke, spokesperson
for Crabshell, stated, "This is the
time for all area residents to
discuss the issue of nuclear
power and appropriate energy
use in the Northwest."
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High Low lat01p. ,,
Fahrenheit
FIIIIIIlUlllllllnnllllllllllllllllllllUll
Jqlh,,,naY add an hour
:a =" and 2.4 feet.
June 8
.... 1:29 a.m. 6.4 ft.
• 6:10 a.m. 10.0 ft.
.... 1:17 p.m. -1.0 ft.
• 8:42 p.m. 12.0 ft.
, Jtlne 9
.... 2:13 a m. 6.3 ft.
6:52 arn. 9.6 ft.
..... 1:55 p.m. -0.6 ft.
9:18 p.m. 12.0 ft.
June 10
• . 3:03 a.rn. 6.1 ft.
'- 7:38 a.m. 9.1 ft.
2:34 p.m. 0.0 ft.
9:53 p.m. 12.0 ft.
' JUne 1 1
• . 3:52 a.m. 5.8 ft.
• . 8:31 a.m. 8.6 ft.
•. 3:16 p.m. 0.8 ft.
10.33 p.m. 11.9 ft.
t, June 12
• • 4:50 a.m. 5.2 ft.
• 9:34 a.m. 8.1 ft.
• 4:02 p.m. 1.7 ft.
11:12 p.m. 11.8 ft.
13
• • 5:46 a.m. 4.5 ft.
10:49 a.m. 7.7 ft.
• 4:47 p.m. 2.7 ft.
11:50 p.m. 11.7 ft.
June 14
"" 6:42 a.m. 3.6 ft.
":..2 p.m. 7.7 ft.
• • :47 p.m. 3.7 ft.
'June 15
May 31 82 42 0
June 1 85 51 0
June 2 89 49 0
June 3 93 33 0
June 4 93 55 0
June 5 92 56 0
June 6 82 57 0
Celsius
May 31 28 6 0
June 1 29 11 0
June 2 32 9 0
June 3 34 12 0
June 4 34 13 0
June 5 33 13 0
June 6 28 14 0
Tile weekend forecast calls for
continued cool weather with a
chance of showers. High
• 12.26 a.m. 11.6 ft. temperatures are expected to be
• . 7:34 a.m. 2.5 ft.
'. 1:36 p.m. 8.2 ft. in the 60s and low 70s with lows
',6:48 p.m. 4.7 ft. ranging from 45 to 55 degrees.
disappointed when finding there
is no construction underway.
"Those looking for
high-paying construction jobs
this summer are likely to be very
disappointed, and find their
savings rapidly depleted," said
Governor Hammond.
Hammond warned that
several factors make summer
job-seeking difficult and
expensive: a higher cost of living,
the highest unemployment per
capita in the United States, no
pipeline construction, and a
resident-hire preference law that
is being strictly enforced.
Board to meet
The Mason County Fair
Association will meet at the
fairgrounds office June 13.
Trustees will meet at 7 p.m.
and the association meeting will
follow at 8 p.m.
I llll II i i
area in a continuing series of
Journal vignettes._..___..:
Park facilities
to beclosed
Jarrell s Cove State Park
dock facilities will be closed
June 12-16 for construction and
replacement of floats, the State
Park Department said this week.
The park is located on Harstine
Island.
Other facilities in the park
will be open, they said.
Squaxin Island State Park
will be closed June 19-23 for
construction and maintenance of
dock facilities, the department
said.
Equipment will be in both
areas about a week before and a
week after the closures, they
said.
liurley that lived on Oyster Bay.
item and my father got along
like two strange bulldogs from
different neighborhoods. There
never was much love lost
between the Danes and Irish, as
they had fought for thousands of
years. Old Dan called my father
a kraut-eating Dutchman, and
father called Dan a potato-eating,
bog-trotting Irishman.
Dan's property extended
down to Petterson's Flat where
he kept his milk cow and what
little stock he owned. On the
trail down there was a stump
where Dan would sit and rest.
Jim Simmons nailed a bunch of
little sharp nails on the stump.
They found that out later. Dan
blamed my father. When he sat
down on the stump he thought
he had sat down on a porcupine.
The air was blue around there,
and it wasn't hard to understand
why the snakes left Ireland. Dan
went home vowing vengeance on
Danes and all mankind.
They met one day and 1 I \\;klt' /.r k/ rtii 'y" i
don't know who won the fight,
Illllll V Im I IIMI
satisfiedbUt fatherlookCameon homehis face.With Ita 2121 Olympic Hlway N. Top of the hlll.l
couldn't have lasted long because 426-3341
papa had asthma and Dan had OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY 9 to 9. .
sinus trouble. Later when Dan
got sick and food was short, "iI
papa took him a half a sack of SUNDAYS 9 to 6.
flour and some coffee. Thus
ended the last battle between the
Irish and the Danes on
Patterson's Flat in Mason
County. Clyde and Lena Waldrip MILORGA NITE
lived there later.
I almost forgot when Dan
got home, Honora started to LAWN FERTILIZER
treat Dan's you-know-what. She
couldn't see very good and got
liniment instead of a home 100% organic. Will not burn. Best hot weather
remedy those oldtimers always fertilizer. For that long lasting, dark green
made themselves. When Honora
started rubbing that on, old Dan color. Reg. $7.95. 50 lb. bag.
forgot about his rheumatism and
grabbed his cane and chased
poor Honora out in the woods, I 1
and on his way back sat in a
puddle of water.
' Iltl
or on the sand, Q
Help keep America Don't
looking grand! lllu!
BA RGA I N
of the Month
Reg. $12.95 I
Conley TV and Stereo Center I ,,,,e, [
and I/L Limited i
Curtis Mathes now'
00oo00ro,o,o,o w, o,
our Grand Opening Drawing 12-QL LITE I For TheBockyardChef
Samuel Miller COOLER CHEST I WEBER
I The best there is.
Polyurethane insulated. I CHARCOAL
Bill Brickert Holds 12 cans, plus food, I BAR-B.QUE KETTLES
ice. Lid doubles asserving
Arthur Tracy tray. Use on picnics, out- From $26.S
Shirley Hicks ings, etc. Colors. 036 ' '
We also thank oil those who helped us celebrate our il- .....
Gr.and Opening, your presence was greatly appreciated, .,._....,,,.,,., Harvey's 12-4-8
WEED.N-FEED
Will rid your lawn of all
unwanted broadleaf weeds then
turn your lawn into a dark green
Wr'E0"I) carpet. Reg. $10.95• 40 lb. bag
I
......... covers 5,000 sq. ft.
......... $944
NOW
Sooner Or Later,
Babies Need Bedrooms.
are professionally trained and
thoroughly experienced in the
business. Call us. We can help sell
the hou;e you have and help you
find something for your
tI growing family.
JERRY SMITH REALTY
The more your family grows,
the smaller your house gets. And
when it's time to do something
about it, the Neighborhood Pro-
fessionals TM at CENTURY 21 are
ready to help.
CENTURY 21 leads the real
estate world in listings and sales.
One reason is that our salespeople
We're the Neighborhood Professionals:"
ab
(0UAt V,$tNG OPPORTUNITY
I
j s a special thanks to our I
I UStomers of the.last year I
i _ we are offering a I
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| & Oil Change for J
'4.00 I
t 'IuI Oil ulld Filter I
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Ir0"Y='. rag. - np: :. P m", Hwy. North J
Each office is independently owned and operated.
CENIURY 21 JERRY SMITH REALTY, 7th 8, RAILROAD, 426-9751.
1977 CENTURY 21 REAL ESTATE CORPORATION PRINTED IN U.S.A.
Tru.Test Deluxe Reinforced
VINYL HOSE
* 5/8", 60 ft.
* All weather vinyl reinforced
with tire cord.
" Flexible in oll weather
: Strong in hot sun
Solid brass couplings
.ow*9 ss
4
Harvey's Deluxe
LAWN MIXTURE
Plant yourself a dark green carpet. Harvey's
blend really does plant a fine textured
hardy lawnl Ask your friends, chances are
their lawn is from Harvey's.
1 lb. covers 200 sq. ft. Available in 1 lb., 5
lb., 10 lb., 25 lb. and 50 lb. bags.
In unopened 50 lb, bags.
IRISH PRIDE TRU-TEST
Baler Lighter
Twine Fluid
* NO odor * Ckmn * Falt * Leaves
not rot or mildew, no taste * No Flare.up. Reg.
ft. per bale. Reg. $39.95 $1.05.
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GAL.
REDWOOD FIELD FENCING
LATEX STAIN I
330 ft. rolls. 12V= gouge woven
J wires. 39" high. Reg. $73.44.
Rich redwood color for I
bare or stained wood; J jllJl81
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shingles, siding, fences. N
Water clean-up. OW
-- TROPICAL FISH SPECMLS --
Albino Tiger ,,be 4P1
Black Shirt Tetras 19
Penguin Tetras
molenistu= cat ............................ 2/$1.19
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