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1965
RHODES
School
approval by
QOnsl ruction
nleetin.p_ l'hM.
being call-
29. The
being plae-
C o u n t y
Journal
as other
OF
today ? A
of milk,
Tell the
, gave them a
Staked your
maker, the
Where you
you knew
would
when
The mak-
tlle
name.
More
SLed your
You. A
keep it,
:ry day.
pre-
en US.
426-2165
426-3327
9:30 to 7:30
" 9:30 6:00
pt Ibica Lion s.
(~orresl)on(lencc aml literahn'e
l'eg;tl'dixlg- the land Had Water
(2onscl'vaiion Act Of 1965, was re-
viewed also. IL is I)ข)ssible that at
some future dale matching fuuds
wouhl be available for further de-
velopmenl, of playgrollnttn, stleh a:4
a i-ennin COtU'i, for public nne.
Deno Bros. of Bremerton. is
starting this week the clearing
and grading of the school proper-
Ly. This will make possible further
landscaping and extended play-
grol.ind area.
THE PRELIMINARY budget
was adopted ill the sum of $80.-
495, which includes money trans-
ferred to the general ftmd for the
purehane of a bus. Disallowing
$10,500 for the new bus, the bud-
get is $2,000 more than the pre-
ceding year. However, one-sixth of
the state funds is being held until
July next year ,which makes the
budgeting close, a problem con-
frnnLed by all school systems.
The new btls has been ordered
from Jim Pauley Inc. of Shclton.
IL is a Ford, 67 passenger, (:(lll-
ventional bus, with body by Car-
penLer. Delivery in expected ap-
proximately tile time school starts
in tile fall.
The. upper gra(les at Pioneer
held their annual picnic at Bel-
fair State Park last Wednesday.
Those bold enough to brave the
chill of the weather enjoyed swim-
ruing along with other activities.
P-s-s-st was the hound heard by
Mrs. Warren Stephens Sunday
night after she fired at a raccoon
malting way with on of her chick-
ens. Hushand Warren had t, empor-
arily laid the spare tire from his
car on a pile of shakes ill the back
yard. As Llle raccoon peered over
the tire with chicken in Low, Mrs.
Stephens look hurried aim with ::
shotgun. As soon as tile tire and
tube have been replaced, t)erhaps
all the Stephens c, an chuckle at tile
incident. The raccoon got away.
and took said chicken wiLh him.
Molly Taylor and Lois Magelsen
spent, last week-end with friends
on Hood Canal. Molly took ad-
vantage of no school for seniors
last week and drove to Seattle for
shnpping and dinner with her
grandmother. Mrs. Lucille Taylor,
a, former Shelton resident.
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8HELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL Published in ขข "f s
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Mrs. Mounts Writes ,rk
..................................................................................... BY MRS. RAY KRATCHA
IN LAB IN CHILE---Mrs. Zella Mounts, left,
checks a test in the laboratory which she is help-
,ng establish in Chile. On the right is the Chilean
girl who she is teaching to operate the lab when
she returns home.
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Editor's Note: The folhlwing the lights spread around one-story
letter from Mrn. Zeil=~ Mmmts, ]ligh for the most part. There is
wife of Rev. Horace Mount.~ of the statue of the Immaculate Con-
tim First Methodi,~t Cilureh in eeption, the guardian of the city
Shellon who in servin~ I~ mis- which was also lit. The gardens
,,;iomlJ'y ass|gnnlent iu ~ hoslli- and some of tile residential areas
t~d i, Chili. we drove through were lovely.
Now a wm'd about the neighbor-
Dear Friends, ing city of Temuce. This is a lovely
I'll begin where I left off wiLh city of about 100,000 population, a
my last letter and that was my ar- railroad, shipping, and shopping
rival at Santiago on a hot sum- center. This 'is tile scene of the
mer afternoon ill January. I spent weekly "day off" shopping and
three days a,t the Sweet Memorial pleasure trips, since the stores
Institution where Florence Prouty have good selections and there are
is our missionary. This home cares several theaters (this is pre-tele-
for about 110 children ranging in vision culture in tile south--a
age from one month to six years, weekly movie is a common habit).
They live at the home from 7:30 One difficulty is that the movie
a.m. in the morning Lo 7 p.m. Men- changes every day and even be-
day Lhrough Friday and a half day tween mantinee and evening shown
on Sa,turday. and kee~)ing up with the transla-
This day. time home provides tion of titles takes a definite
three meals a. day, rest and play knack. The best thing I can do is
periods and health care which you take a close squint at the adverti~
can easily see is quite a contrast ing pictures at the bottom and see
with the honlc situation. Sweet if I can recognize a familiar title
is colorful, warm, spotless and ---sometimes I can tell by the star
Iull of activity equipment much if I wanL to see it or not. The
as our mwsery department in our other day we saw a, Clark Gable
Sunday schools. The mothers of picLure but I still don ot know
hese children are the providers what Lhe title was.
for their families who live in l.he Till,; BAPTISTS have a hu'ge
)oorer sections of the community, school in Temuce where the Low-
These mothers work in small cry lwinn, Carl and Panl board
mtories or ill domestic work during the weelc. The Anglican
where 50 percent of lhem earn mission is British, and there are
between $4 and $17 per month and neveral evangelical groups who
the "high" incomen are between have workers here. I've met many
$27 and $q,4. In addition to having of these people and it is a varied
her children taken care of while group since misnionaries, if there
I she works, the nu)lher has oppof is a. emnmon trait, are all highly
tunitics to have faufily-counseling, tndividualisUe. The Glenn Kellers
classes ill sewing, healLh, child live ill Temuco and he is engaged
care "(nil recreation, home visit, n, ill doing rural agricultural work
and denl.al attention. Each nlother in this sauLhern l'cgion and spends
pays a small sunl a(.(.mding to hal' a lnt of lime ill Lhe "campe".
ability Lo l)aY hut in the main part They are the only other Merlin-
the institution in supported by disls.
c,)ntribu/ion fronl C h i l e a n s The pride of the Temuce eom-
)Jlrough their own local organiza- munity at the moment is their new
tions. Church Worht Service helps "football" stadium seating 30,000.
supply staple tim(in and I saw the It was opened this Fall (March)
store room of Goodwill bags which and the couple of times I have
been in attendance it was nearly
helps supply clothes for those who full of enthusiastic
need.
falls.
The
game
One of the nlain objectn of this is soccer and much more to my
institute is to provide an nbser- taste than the home football. They
vation, practice, and ntudy cenLer )lay Lwo 45 minute halves on a
fro" nurses, doctors, nocial workers green turf and a good game has all
midwives, and nursery school tea- the motion of a good fast basket-
chern for all of Latin America who ball and hockey game combined.
come here for post-gradua.te work. l The skill of the individual players
II in also a training ground f()r as well ag coordinaLcd teamworlข
the staff of 15 girls who live and mal(es iL beautiful to watch.
SOUTt-IS1DE - Dear
e ng Frida, Right ir-- 0i
law, Mrs. Eileen Collins of Olvn-~. - e\( nnvrr' ? ' ", ~\ ' ~ ( ' " - ? 1~.'..~ :rod Ikll".,n Glep
Sotlthside pia. t(]'ai.cha and family of Siletz, Ore.,
friends and neighbors:
We would like to take tiffs op-
portunity to thank you for your
Lhoughfulness and generousity Lo
us, due to ou rrecent loss by fire.
The Vern Bedell and family
Southside Grange meeting will
be held this Friday evening.
Sherilyn Byrd Guild met last
Tuesday aL Marie Frazier's for
election of officers and the last
meeting until September. Officers
elected are Ann Vv'heeler, presi-
dent; Ruth Snyder, vice president;
Marie Frazier, secretary; Joyee
Byrd, treasurer and Doris Neff
publicity. Attending the Guild
meeting were Toni Matson, Dee
Crank, Helen Kunkel, Marie Fraz-
ier, Carol Corssan, Doris Neff,
Ruth Snyder, Doyle Dawson, Vi
Height, Joyce Byrd, Ruth Neff
and Ann Wheeler. Guild members
talked about a new project for
the coming year. Guild members
had a baby shower for Dee Cra.nk
and Carol Crossan and baby. Both
received nice gifts.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Stuck of Cole road Sunday were
Mrs. James McCord and family of
Tacoma, Mrs. Will Coles who re-
turned from a trip to Washington
D.C., Mr. and Mrs. John Hubbard
and family of Fort Lewis, Mr. and
MYs. Venlon Stuck; Mr. and Mrs.
Merle Holloway, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Leman and Steve and
Ernest Sthck.
Guest of Mr .and Mrs. David
Hardie and family of Arca diu
staying a couple of days this
week is Mrs. Hardie's sister-in-
GUESTS OF MR. and M;~s. OJa
Cool and family of Cole road Fri-
day evening for dinner were Mrs,
Cool's sister and family Mr. and
Mrs. ,lee Morrin and sons of Great
Lakes, Ill. and Mrs. Roy Willis of
Black Lake.
Brownie 'Creep 109 met last,
Tuesday at the home of troop lead-
er JoAnn Herriek wiLh assistanl
troop leader Patty Sheppard
helping. Sixteen Brownies attended
the meeting, Dana Christensen,
Darlene Ferris and Ruth Ann
Thompson first graders were visi-
tors, all made wall plaques for
their mothers. Carol H e r r i c k
brought the treats. This was the..
last meeting of tim Brownies for
the year.
Mr.' and Mrs. Melvin Arnold of
Arcadia Saturday attended the
wedding of Joyce Savage and Tint
Rose.
Andrea, Miehal and Dale Arn-
old arc attending Bible School.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Kadoun, Steve, Kim and Jodi
spending the weekend were Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Kratcha, Michael
and Shelley of Siletz, Ore.
Mrs. era Cool and family of
Cole road and Mrs. Charles Per-
rine and family Thursday spent
the day with Mrs. Roy Willis of
Black Lake.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
James Guyett of Agate Wednes-
day evening were Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Kratcha.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. WalLer
Kratcha, Linda and Susan Friday
,lohn Kratcim of Siletz, John I;.z'a-
teha Jr., of Bl'emert,on, Dolly
Clark of t3remerton sad Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Krateha.
Sunday visiLors of Mr, and
Mrs. Ors Cool and fa, mily were
Mr. and ~'Irs. ,10e Morris and stills
md Mr. and Mrs. Cecil V~rare ot
Olympia. Mr. and Mrs. ,Ioe Morri:,
az~d sons stayed Sunday overnight
with the Cools.
MUSIG BOX
205 Cota
Sheiton, Wash.
for GARS, TRUGKS & TRAGTORS
Over-Night Service on those hard-to-get parts
Cylinder Head valve grinding - Cylinder Heads resurfaced
Piston Pin Fitting- Pistons Expanded '.
Cylinder Block Reboring - Brake Drums Renewed
Hi-Pressure Lines for Industrial Equipment
Crank Shaft Kits
229 So. First St.
New and Exciting Items Are Being Added Each Week During Our Month Long
Anniversary Celebration. The Prices are Terrific and the Merchandise Is All
New. Shop Miller's in Shelton -- Where the Smart Shopper Shops.
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Short Sleeve --- Reg. $3.98
f
100% Banlon --- Reg. $1.00 Each
TS s'
GI
Pima Cotton -- Reg. $2.98
III m
Phone 426-3351
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urines and this is tile place I want- be finishing .her work within a
ed the nlicroscope for. Now theynlonth but so far we do not have a 2 Tables
will be al)le to do a complete blood depm'ture date. I hope she gets the
~mm ~ m m m m mmm
count and some bacteriology work, next instalhnent sent soon but if -" .......... "" ......... "- ~
which as you can imagine is ra- not she will write some articles on
thor important, her Work upon her return. It is
I'lorenee ProuLy is the deserving
reeipicnL of one of the highest winter there now and she will be
nmsL happy to return to a home
awards that is given by the ChiUan where there is heat.
govermncnt for her outstanding" i~ RiN iEsAlimNsS
contribution to the people of Chili. Airlines,Oceallliners,dinillg C
IL has truly been a [hrill for me , $I
to meet and know some of thesecara and hotels can usually a -
fine missionaries, co nm~.o(.iate vacationers with spec-
I had the privilege of going up ml (uetary requirement:s Wash- .-- Reg. $2.98
on the San Cristobal Hill, 1,000ingto, n StaLe Heart Association re- Regular &
fLi;dhilgh in the center of the city nun as you. Low-sodium, low fat GIRLS
)eked down on this city of or row-ca}erie meals can be pro-
two rail,ion aL l, ight. Impressive, vided by arrangenle.nL in advance 1/3 OFF
to say the least, when you see through YOur travel agent. I
work here with the children. Some The hospital aL Temuce is the
of the girls like Terena, the girl regional one serving a huge popu-
whom I anl training now, work lation in seven provinces. It was
here in order Lo take night sclmol completed in 1962 and is wain-
classes ill the hcee, which is the scoated inside and out with aqua- HAWAIIAN PRINT
same as our high school, marine tile. It is the medical cen-
NORMA IS A GIIIL who took ter to whieh all patients from lm-
her practical nurses' training ill perial (20 miles by gravel road)go
lilts way and she ]1as decided to for X-ray, lllaternity and refer-
continue her servie, e by worldng rain to specialists. The doctor ill Reg. $5.98
at. the San Ramon Clinic in the charge of the laboratory at this
"suburbs' of SanLiago. They have hospital has been mosL helpful. LAST 3 DAYS!
a d~intal clinic there. Norn(~ spent Will write more later,
a \~eekฐ with me here in Imperial ZELLA MOUNTS
learning to do hemogh)bins and Note from husband: ZelIa should
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