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!:000d Canal West:
bcal students among high school graduates
the Hoodsport Community Hall.
Dimitri Todd from the Mason
County Sheriff's Office will be
describing the "Neighborhood
Watch" program, and explaining
how citizens can cooperatively
keep themselves and each other
safer from vandalism and other
crimes. AI Pile, the Cushman
security officer, will discuss the
special security problems of the
area and how they can best be
handled.
GINIA REIS
I e Hood Canal School
l) s Assembly will be held at
/:l. June 12. Grades four
eight will attend the
l$1Y, and their families are
l.elcome Awards will be
lLthe fields of scholarship,
P, athletics, music, and
drill team.
lUnlmer vacation begins
School is dismissed at 10
12.,
have just a few items, the Lions
Club will sell them for a 15
percent fee. The Lions also
accept donations to be sold in
support of the Lions' many
charitable works and community
betterment programs.
The Lake Cushman Ladies
Golf Club May 31 competition
was for fairway shots, all strokes
except those on putting greens.
Players therefore had two-thirds
They are visiting Lucille and Gray, Timothy J. LeClair, Sherry
Elmer Edwards, Mrs. Scrafford's Messer, Kenneth D. Richert,
parents. William Shugart, Jim Tobin,
The Lake Cushman Fire Debra Ann Twidwell, Kathy Ann
Department is preparing to start Vrahnos, L. Benjamin Ward,
its training program for volunteer Barbara S. Whitten and Renee
firefighters. Men and women Winget.
interested in becoming This Saturday night the
firefighters are asked to call Hood Canal eighth-grade students
chairman Joe Hudson at will be honored at a
877-9578. dinner/dance given by their
Fire commissioners of the parents at school. The potluck
forest and then lead tile children
on nature walks. Thank you for
helping, Mr. and Mrs. Craig, Mr.
and Mrs. Bright, Mrs. Rose, Mrs.
Brown, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs.
Whitson, Mrs. Ragan and Mrs.
Carter.
Parents are reminded as the
school year draws to an end to
please be sure monly gets to
school to pay for charged
lunches and book fines.
of their usual handicaps. Arlene Lake Cushman Department will buffet dinner will be served at 7 Tile Hood Canal School We now offer /oney Market Certificates in $10,000 minimums,
I CO This Saturday is Lions Club Baker scored highest. Ruth meet on Wednesday, June 21, at p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dis!rict employes and their six month maturities. So if you're interested in high-yield, short-
I MMUNITY NEWS Flea Market Day at the Hood Butler and Marian Hopkins tied 7:30 p.m. at the Lake Cushman Manvellor are bringing the meats, famdles are invited to a potluck term investments based on treasury bill rates, please call us.
I?he Lake Cushman Canal Womans Clubhouse in for second place. Ann Anderson Sales Office. and all the other dishes will be dinner tomorrow night at 5:30 426-8234
Ir0vernent Association will Potlatch. Those renting tables and Mary Thomsen were tied as brought by the other parents, p.m. at the Skokomish Valley _
• • third-place winners. All golfers in SCHOOL NEWS Mrs. Laney is in charge of home of Superintendent and I00Plm00t Curulnd l00d:d;nn=l R:mnb
the area are welcome to join this Hood Canal School decorating for the festivities. Mrs. Rbbert Delming. -,jV---,-,..L .1,,, .mu,.=i ulaiim
weekly competition• Tee-off time congratulates their alumni who Dance music will be from a
is 9 a.m. every Wednesday. graduated from Shelton High tapedeck provided by Jim -- , , , '
The H°°d Canal Li°ns Club Sch°°l Tuesday night" They are Bennett" The chaper°nes will be I t//., CO
executive board meets tonight at Glen H. Anderson, Tim Avey, the Bennetts, Browns, Dehnings
8 p.m. in the PUD Building in John A. Bolender, Stanley L. and Perkins. I ...x:,.// /* • J ,)i_, '' x00ason unty
Potlatch. Bourgault, Jeffrey F. Butters, The Hood Canal School .3A/. - , .,, •
The Robert Scraffords from Judy Lee Ann Collins, James Board meets next Wednesday I 'IL I''1 00l00uslness
Southern California, who lived in Martin Cole, Carolyn Cultee, evening, June 14, at 7:30 p.m. in
Shelton for many years, have Kathryn Cultee, Linda Marie the school library. The agenda
just arrived for the summer. Freeman, TroyE. Goos, JohnE. will include discussion of the ] i/ _/!r:!-,'/
possible resubmission of the • --
special levy which failed, J " --: f/ l0011"ectoF00/-"
S ie. .nd
principally for lack of voter
c ntists atte turnout. The flegotiations l 4" :,"- ./
I ""-' ,'Kz b*. ' '
i proposals for next year s ! ",-,,: "/ ,
nationa meeting willc°ntractSbe withdiscussed.district employeSAnother l ' Want action? Call an expert to help you.
important item on the school Accountant Electric Motor Repair Recreational Vehicles
YOU SHOULD CHOOSE
ONE PHARMACY
Because today's medicines are so much more
POtent and so much more specific, Jt has become very
important that a family choose one pharmacy to fill all
their drug needs for both prescription and non-
prescription drugs. A family should "shop" for a
Phlrlnacy they feel eomfortable with in much the
Utme manner they "shop" for a physician or dentist.
We hope you will choose our pharmacy for your
family. We are dedicated to your better health and
COncentrate our efforts toward achieving this goal.
YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US
then you need a delivew. We will deliver
without extra charge. A great many
pie rely on us for their health needs. We
requests for delivery service and charge
aCCounts•
Nell's Pharmacy !!
Fifth & Franklin 5t.--426-3327 !. '
Open Daily 9:30 to 7:30:
Saturdays--9:30 to6:00 ,
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ill Jill Jill
,,,-s .ow 1/2 PRICE
AND STATIONERY
425-6102 131 Railroad Ave.
s, Voters, Taxpayers
of Washington State
Please read this and think
: five years ago our legislators in Olympia amended
it tion so that all properties would be appraised (and
)at their true and full market value.
B.eausin 8 hardship to the extent that retired people
tl teir homes to excessive taxation.
tsk that you write your state senators and
t tt yes, demanding that they introduce and support
that will amend the Constitution to correct this
h situation.
aew amendment is to read "All property is to be
al appraised st its true snd fair market value until
' I tttains the age of 65 years. At that time his primary
be appraised at the actual cost that he paid at the
:lu or building."
contributions to the undersigned sponsor will
t) run. this ad in every newspaper in our state and
J"I: 1i advt. bY Mason County Taxpayers Association
Iohn W. Codling, Pres., Belfair, WA 98528
I
24th District Legislators are:
11 ; Conl State Senate Bldg., Olympia 98504
)n el .1 Polk, Port Townsend 98368
" .. Brad . 918. Ellinor, Shelton 98584
Christian Scientists were told
at their 83rd Annual Meeting,
Monday in Boston,
Massachusetts to put aside
"busy work, organizational
mechanics, and zeal for media
exposure."
Among those attending the
meeting were Mary Ninnis and
Charles Herz of Shelton who
joined others from the Pacific
Northwest on a special flight east
for the meeting.
"The need today," said the
Christian Science Board of
Directors, in its message to the
denomination's global
membership, "is for more
healing, more spirituality,
meekness, humility."
In a strongly-worded
statement, the directors warned
against "powerful mental
cross-currents at work against
religion and against the moral
code inculcated by Christianity."
"It's obvious that the present
period is marked by a
conspicuous lack of stability -
in our homes, schools, and
institutions, our commercial and
public life as well as in individual
experience," sad the Directors'
statement.
The Directors are principal
officers of The First Church of
Christ, Scientist in Boston, of
which Christian Science
congregations around the wodd
are branches.
The Board statement was
read by Chairman DeWitt John.
He reminded the several
Burglary
is charged
Dennis E. Marshall, 20,
Hoodsport, has been charged
with Second-degree burglary and
possession of a controlled
substance.
Charges were filed against
him in Mason County Superior
Court last week by the
Prosecuting Attorney's Office.
Marshall was arrested about 8
p.m. Wednesday in the Potlatch
area by sheriff's deputies who
had answered a call from 8
woman who told officers she had
observed a man leave her home
just as she was arriving. She
called back later to tell officers
she had received a telephone call
from the person she had seen
and recognized and that he told
her he was coming to return the
property he had taken.
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performance saw designed [or
the man who waken his living
thinning, pulping, or falling and
bucking small timber. Has
electronic ignition, chain brake,
anti-vibration-control,
,IAIUlIn. Left, right head
guards, safety trigger.
U.S.F.S. approved muffler,
automatic oiling with
adjustable teed.
With 2t) Inch bar
SAEGER MOTOR SHOP
1306 OLYMPIC HIGHWAY SO.
SHELTER, WASHINGTON 98584
PHONE 426-4602
thousand gathered for the
meeting that in 1894 Mary Baker
Eddy, the denomination's
founder, counseled: "The
Church, more than any other
institution, at present is the
cement of society, and it should
be the bulwark of civil and
religious liberty."
The chairman called on
twentieth century Christian
Scientists to "go forward in the
spiritual work which is the
essence of the Church - loving
one another, restoring the lost
element of Christian healing,
overcoming sin, and living the
life of a Christian."
The directors also announced
the establishment of an
endowment fund for The
Christian Science Monitor, to
help the church's famous
newspaper cope with spiralling
publishing cost.
Named as the new president
of The Mother Church, The First
Church of Christ, Scientist in
Boston, was John R. Peterson, a
Practitioner and teacher of
Christian Science and the
church's General Counsel.
board agenda is the change in
status of kindergarten
transportation for the coming
year. Members of the community
are always welcome at these
meetings, and their ideas and
questions on school matters are
solicited.
Today both second grades
are having a barbecue at the
Lake Kokanee Community Park
as guests of the Reises of
Division 9. Their lunch money
has paid for most of the
groceries. The profits from the
class rummage sale have been
invested in chocolate sundaes
with homemade ice cream.
Volunteers have donated
salads and the like to this feast,
and are helping to chaperone the
crew. Mr. Bright and Mr.
McDonald, both from the forest
service and both fathers of
second.graders, will discuss the
Don't
pollute!
i A Thought-Stirring
Digression
I N°" 123 EthelB. Dinning I
This week my thank-you letter from a prisoner incarcerated
for fighting against busing for the purpose of integration, with
whom I Correspond, contained a letter from a FREEDOM
FIGHTER as a special message to his unborn son as his heart
was dreaming of home. (
It was never delivered and was found later on his body. IT
READ -
"'My child, sleeping tn the dark and gathering strength for !
the struggle of birth. I wish you well; and when your time
comes, and the time of your mother, whom I dearly love, that |
there will be something in you that will give you power to fight
for air and light, and to hold on without knowing why.
"May the flame that tempers the bright steel of youth never !
die, but burn always, so that, when your work is done, you
may still be a WATCHMAN'S FIRE at the end of a lonely
road; loved and. cherished for your gracious glow by all who
i
need light and warmth for their comfort.
"The spirit of love and adventure will be given you as a
child. May you keep it forever. For with that in your heart you
will seek the goals beyond the RAINBOW, THE PASTURES
BEYOND THE DESERT AND THE LIGHT BEYOND THE
DARK.
"May you always seek and strive in good faith and high t
courage in this world where men grow so tired.
I "'Keep your capacity for faith and belief, but let,your
judgment watch what you believe. 5
"'Keep your power to receive everything, only learn to
t select what your instinct tells you is right. •
"Keep your love of life and throw away your fear of death.
Life must be loved or it is lost. But it should never be loved
too well
t
"'Keep your delight in friendship, only learn to know your I
friends.
"Keep your intolerance, only save it for what your heart
tells you is bad.
"Keep your wonder at the great and noble things like
sunlight and thunder, the rain and the stars, the wind and the
sea, the growth of the trees, the return of the harvest AND
THE GREATNESS OF HEROES.
"'Keep your heart hungry for new knowledge, the hatred of
a lie and your power of indignation.
"NOW I KNOW I MUST DIE, AND YOU MUST BE BORN
TO STAND UPON A RUBBISH HEAP OF MY ERRORS.
FORGIVE ME FOR THIS. 1 AM ASHAMED TO LEA VE YOU
IN AN UNTIDY AND UNCOMFORTABLE WORLD. BUT SO
IT MUST BE.
"'IN THOUGHT, AS A LAST BENEDICTION I KISS
YOUR FOREHEAD - GOOD NIGHT TO YOU - AND A
GOOD MORNING AND A CLEAR DAWN.'"
COMMENT - This was printed in "'Time" 1/25/43. "IN A
NATION LED BY TRAITORS, CONTROLLED BY ALIENS,
AND INFESTED WITH SHEEP, IT IS WORTH READING
AGAIN. "'
GOD SO LOVED THE WORLD THAT HE GAVE HIS
ONLY BEGOTTEN SON - THAT THROUGH HIM THE
WORLD MIGHT BE SAVED (Jn. 3:16-18).
IN THIS WAS MANIFEST THE LOVE OF GOD TOWARD
US, BECAUSE THAT GOD SENT HIS ONLY BEGOTTEN
SON INTO THE WORLD, THAT WE MIGHT LIVE [
THROUGH HIM, AND HIS LOVE BE PERFECTED IN US (1
Jn. 4:9-15).
pd. adv.
426-755, [I/ol
INPUT / OUTPUT
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Auto Repairing
-- Male• eve•hauls
-- B•akes & Ignition
--- Welding g Tune-ups
ld'e Service
219 So. 1st. 426-12:!2
Beauty
I J Complete Hair Care
.... Wigs-Wiglets.Switches
-- Merle Norman Cosmetics
- Penny•ich Bras
Elaine's Beauty Salon
6th & Laurel 426-4582
Body Shop
AUTO BODY & GLASS
426-9020
Builder
• Building s Remodeling
• Cabinets
Dick Wood
Rt. 1, Box 598 426.36S7
Mason Lake Drive, Grapevlew
Pump Motori, Electric Mowers,
Electric Saws
TOM BAZE, 426-4918
If no anlwor: 4:16-6479
Floor Covering
--Linoleum -- Carpeting
-- Tile -- Formica
Rex Floor Covering
MS. View Ph. 4:11).2292
l
Floor Covering
* Expert Installation
* Large Showroom
* National Brands
* Convenient Terms
Viking Floor Covering
111 W. Cote Shelton 426-291&
nsulation RETRO-FIT
NEW CONSTRUCTION
Authorized Bordens
Blown Cellulose
Insulspray Foam • Fiber&iota
Energy Conservation Inaulatlon
1111 Olympic Hwy., Shelton
421111b
Insurance
Tired of shopping? Let us do it for you( Auto-
Home-Soat.tlfe.Health-aullnets-Prefer red
Risk? We locate the lowest cost. Insurance ts
our only bo|iness.
Arnold & Smith
Insurance Agency
117 E. Cote 42b.3517
M&M
RV CENTER
Recrealional Vehicle
Supplies
Custom Canopies
M &;M
CAMPER SALES
2335 ely. Hwy. No. &
K Street 426-5101
Remodeling: . ..
NORTHLAND REMODELING
Creative home innovations.
426.11016
Remode!ln i
tAglttl|
CONSTRUCTION
, HOUSING • REMODELS * REPAIRS
Rick & Dee Slrllng I,.o. Ix I
union, WA
(2o6) .
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Rentals
Shelton's
Complete Rental Store!
Tools & Equipment for
Homeowners & Contractors
Barden'I Rentals
1209 Olympic Hwy. S. 426-11191
:able TV
For Service 12o11
426-1691
Concrete
-- Ready-mix Concrete
-- Conc•ete Culve•ts & Blocks
-- Sand, Gravel, Brick & Stone
-- Fireplace Sc•eens & Tools
Graystone of Shelton
7th & Park 426-3144
:oncrete
• Driveways, patios, sidewalks
• Retaining walls
a Saturday pours
• Free estimate
Bill Cox Concrete
1102 Buena Vista 426-5958
Construction"
or 426-3258
PHONE:
482-4586
MEYERS CONSTRUCTION
SPECIALIZING IN CUSTOM HOMES
PLANNING DESIGN --
CONSTRUCTION
WAYNE W. METERS -- J0 MEYEIS
Rt. 1, Box 214 Elate, Wm 98541
Drugs
• --Helena Rubinstetn
--Cosmetics
--Prescriptions
--Hypo-Allergenic Cosmetics
Nell's Pharmacy
5th & Franklin Ph. 426-1327
)rywall
Hanging. Taping, Spraying
o&$
Larry 0rth 426-9348
Free Estimates
Electrical ]
Bonded " Licensed " Wiring " Heating
Fraser-John,on Electric Furnace and Heat
Pumps ' Underground " Commercial
, Arcadia Electric
Bob Taylor Office 424k012@
P.O. Box 8319 Home 4211-1931
Electrical
landscaping
GREEN THUMB
LANDSCAPING
Lawn maintenance, sowing and
mowing, flower beds, pruning.
Complete landacaping service.
Call 41k.1tl or collect 748-071
Landscaping-
Ornamental gordens
Native gardens
Rock gardens -- Lawns
Irrigation ayatema
Londacape dealgn
lickardll Greener Greenery
ATA Horticulture 426-8:171
.ighting'
The
Light Gallery
ALL YOUR LIGHTING NEEDS
Olympic Gateway Center'
Sholton 426.7414
Lighting 1 --
L00gcht der
S CUSTOM WOOD WORKING
, UNIQUE LIGHTING DESIGNS
PH. Ie.3365
UNION. WA. 98592 GRIEG UNDER ;
Locksmith
WILLIAMS LOCKIdVIITNING
* Keys made
* Locks keyed alike
DAYTON-MATLOCK ROAD
416-2915
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Masonry
* Fireplaces
* Block Foundations
" Anything with Masonry
John Klmmel
Licensed, bonded end insured.
Rt. 2, Box 947 426-1512
Music
L____ qLe I OWNIR
For oil your needs in music, 426,410
'iinting: Sla'Aqlb
Roofing
i
BENT NAIL
For all your
roofing needs.
Call 426-9757
Secretarial
Let the
"OFFICE
ASSISTANTS"
Do your work.
We do:
Typing, Bookkeeping,
Income K State Taxes
Mimeograph Printing
Suite No. 4, Govoy Bldg.
Shelton, 426-71110
Sharpening'FRED DOWELL
Saw and Tool Sharpening
2032 Cellanan
Shelton, WA 98584 426-7287
Slaughtering '
CUITOM FARM SLAUGImmI
$1S per hone.
J&T
Northwest Sloughterlng
426-8615 evenings.
Travel
1t(9 Twe00
42641274
114 W. Alder
Betty Kay Anderson, Manager
Welding" .'
RICK WAK! MLDING
All. IWDET AILI
=k Automatic Wire Feed
Tig. Heliorc. Stick
(Marine or land)
PHONI 4t6-tIN "
Window Washing'
shelton Electrical
Maintenance &
• Appliance Repair '
PHONE: 426.7259
Custom Sign Painting & Airbrush
Company. CommllrClal art -
graphic des'10n ':/.chltectural
drawing. Spe¢lallffig in truck
lettering & design.
701 So. First
"/7/bring clarity into your life'"
Rtck Wokojanee
PROFESSIONAL WINDOW
WASHER
Woko's Window Service
, 426"9354 -"Reasonable Rat."
; 426-7300 Shelton, WA
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