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Page 18 SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL Published in "ChTqstmastown, U.S.A.,'" Shelton, Washington Thursday,
sHtaurdS00inntes:00}nodur00Ghra°00leH;ShisYear H U BA N [) p L[AS [ R Oo::
be et.tleing down. Our school is in prepar¢ltion for the gavel
has four grades this year witll
three in *l:( , sixth, three in tim
tourth, three in the third and Mike
Glaser, the lone first: grader.
A new furnace has been instal-
led in the basemenl with vents
up to the class room. This en-
ables the children to enjoy the
warm comfort of the basement for
extra class room or for playing
during bad weather. Tile "new"
vsed desks have been delivered
and all seems now completed to
make this a very good school year.
OUK NEW teacher is Mrs. Dor-
ctily Green. She and her husband
Tyra are .taying in the Paul Chat-
fees guest cottage, ilra. Green
taught la.st year at John Rogers
chool in Olympia. The children
are learning basic Spanish, and
we have. learned ix) guess its p0-
tatoes they want passed and
"Good nlorning nlom" in Spanish,
• Beulah and John Hitchcock and
Lyle and Marlene Hitchcock and
children utterlded ihe World's fair
Saturday. They didn't see "Elvis"
but did ace all the movie tnlcks
:nd equipnlent required to make
L movie. They returned home Sun-
6ay.
Irvie Wingert reports 21 boats
docked overnight at the Garold's
Cove State Park and many boats
a:t the Squaxin Island Sa]twgter
State Park.
ltARSTINE ISLAND Women's
Club nlet st the Lhrer home on
!,'hursday. Naoma served lasagna.
and the report is it was utterly
d,liciou and everyone want the
recipe; Comnlitteea for the year
were named gild two new commit-
tees added, Tile new ones are:
Telephone, l.is Meeks and Mry
Baunsgarl; entertatnnlent, Na.o-
in Lohrer ann Moniea P]fdham;
standing committees are Sunshine.,
Mable Baamsgard; Visiting com-
mittee, To call on new residents
ave Ann Ya, tes an(] Margaret Mc-
Culloeh. It was decided to have
t..o-hosteaes. The next meeting
will be Oct, 4 at the Mary Bauns-
gm'd honle with Mable Baunsgard
assisting, Tlerc were 14 members
nd one guest at,. tile meeting.
IIARSTINE ISLAND election
board was r]]anned by Mrs. Gun-
ner Johnson, Mrs. Dorothy Smith
and Donetie Glaser, with Mrs.
Maxine Waits coming in as clerk
at 6 p.m. Results wilt appear in
vnothcr part of today's paper.
School board met Monday nigllt,
at the school. There will be no
school Monday, Sept. 7. The chil-
dren will attend the Puyallup fair
on Wednesday, Sept. 19.
(;lenn and Carmen Yates were
vc-ry pleasantly :-;urprlsed when
one of Glenn's old scllool chtmls]
[rent Vra.y, Colo., dropped in for
e. visit, Virgtl Donowin, ills wife t
alld lhrec children, now living tn
Fiehland, where lle is sail)loved at /
lhe Hanford Atonfic ICn(rgy'plant, I
• 'ipent the weekend llere, enjoying[
tile cla.m tides and especially tile
Labor Day danes. It had been 15
years sines Glenn and Virgil had
;een each other, bill after visiting
Ha ratine, enjoying its scenery and
a visit at tile Yates, you can bet
they'll be back sgain soon.
'ARREN YA'i?I!'.'4 and children
Uonnie lind H:trley spellt Sunday
visiting \\;Va.rren's folks, tile Stan
Yate8. He got. his new boa.t slid
returned florae Sunday fright. Stan
went a.s far as Bremerton with,
l,tnl and brought his car tlome,
Last, S',tmxiny t3etty Jean Laur
celebrated her 12l:h birtllday an-
niversary. Tuesday Mrs. Shultes
celebrated her day Friday, Sept.
14 little Rusty Yates will celebrate
his second birthday and then on
Sept:. 18 his morn and dad cele-
brate their eighth wedding anni-
versaa-y. To each of yogi, we as.y,
"we llope yOllr d'ty was happy arid
the best you ever had, or will
t-;ire", a tile ease rnay be.
Last'Sunday AI and Monies
I':ridanl had as fileir qlests Mr.
;,1(1 Mrs. ,leas Wolf, Sbelton, and
Mrs, "r01i"S a,unts and uncles, Mr.
and Mrs, lud Phillips of Nebra.s-
ks, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Philllpsl
of Seattle, Hld Mr. and Mrs. Dale;
Phillips of Califoruia. Monday the
YTidham. took a drive to Tacoma,
Puyallup a.nd Sumner, and rel:urn-
td home Tlleada.y metaling.
Harstine Inland Social Chlb wi)!
llold its first, meeting of the new
calender ','ear t.lll Friday night
at 7:30 at. the hall. George Waite
Jr.. the. new president, will pre,
F!de.
HAIfSTINF ISLAND Grange
naecting. Bring a sack hmch. Cof-
fee will be served by the Grange.
State Rep. Roy Ritner was a
donday afternoon caller at the
H. A. and H. V. Glasers.
On the way to the ferry Sun.
day we noticed smoke coming out
the chimney of the new Seward
imme. Thera and Gent are "camp-
ins ill" for now.
JUST A REMINDER that the
Garold's Cove Marina will be open
only two days a week, Saturday
and Sunday, for the rest of Sep-
tember anti closed October thl
May. We had tim pleasure of meet-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Sebering of Hay-
fork, Calif., who will be staying
at the Marina through this win-
tel
Also the HaraHne Island Gro-
cery store has resumed winter
bourn. They will be closed Mon-
days. Hours on TUesday through
gunday will be 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Thursduy afternoon a boat withl
a 40 horse motor was tied too
short and sank. It wedged itself
in between the piling at its dock
and John Lee Goetach and Mar-
tin Goetach were called on the
"rescue 8" mission. It took sev-
eral hours to free the boat. No
estimate of damage lhmigh on the
motor.
The L. Jerrells and Mrs. Tom
Tienlcy are busy making ceramic
tables. Mrs. Tierney's is a coffee
table 48" in diameter, in shades
of green. We understand it is a
real beauty.
THE DOGWOOD trees are in
bloom again and are really beau-
liful. Their beauty Is sonlewhat
,poiled by the brown, dried, trees
and bmlsh surrounding them. Al-
so the unsightly beer bottles and
beer eana tossed along the road
also detract from our "Keep Wa-
.,;hington Green" slogan.
This week's total of cars cros-
sing ran" ferry is 629.
Mr. an(l Mrs. George Duven-
dack, Bozernan, Mont,, are visit-
ing the Sid Bammgarda for a few
tays. Mr. Duvendaek and Sld were
:oonlmatcs in England during the
war.
To A ila,I)py Lunch Box
Scllool has slarted once again
The children think scllool u. sill;
They tla.te to see tile end of Sum-
lllPI' l:r in
The end of happy sllrlrlller Slln;
ut with all I'ollr of Inine ill
school,
ABC's plus the Gohl,,n l¢ule,
Ar'olnld lily house .VOrl olin Ileal" ;1
pin drop
After Joim nlakes his morning
stop ;
For peace and quiet I'm really
gla(L
But packing four lunches naa.kes
me sad.
No two likes are just the santo ....
Peanut butter, jelly, tnna are a
few they ]anle.
I've 180 days of tiffs nlornillff rush,
Phls different ways to serve their
1111,1811,
So for "huleh box ideas" I would
be glad
If you don't help me, I'll Soon go
m ad;
So eonle on readers, hel I ) me with
this blmch,
(ive lne solne new ideas for their
hlnch.
Library Problems
A comn littee of Lhree representa.
Lives from county and three from
the city ham b0en appointed to
study library problems in Shelton
and Mason Counly and llla kc rec-
ommendations to tile two conllni'
sions.
City representa tive aPlminted
this week hy Mayor Irank Trarvia
are Mrs. Susie Paulcy, Mrs. Frank
Willard and Herbert Nelson.
County representatives appoint-
cd previously are Mrs. Margaret
Livingston. Belfair; Barry Stroud,
Rt. 2 and Joyce Dick, Shelton.
The City lnainLains Its own li-
brary, which is used by a number
of eounty rosidenLq without cllarge.
The. county ia joined wtttl Thurs-
ton Counly in the Puget Sound
Regkmal Library which provides
bookmobile semdce to rliral areas.
DON'T TRY TO FIGHT bug
and fungus In your garden without
the agricultural bulletin "HOME
GARDENS". It's for you free from
your Extension Smwicc.
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NEW GROP, YOUNG- SHUR-FRESH HENS
I0- 14-LB. AVERAGE Ib
€
BEEF ROAST ,, 49 c
CHUCK STEAK
U. S. CHOICE
, 59 c
GROUND BEEF 2'/00i001 °°
Dressing
Margarine
SHUR-FRESH
LE JU]{:E
6HUR-FRESH
SALAD
32 OZ. BOT.
ALLSWEET
POUND
CARTON
d i /:i
BISQUIC
40 OZ,
.... PKG.
ONLY
COFFEE
SHUE FRESH
DRIP - REG.
(2 lb. Tin $1.17)
POUND TIN
32 OUNOE BOTTLES FOR
49'
5/'1
• ,. €
1962 DODGE Cnnnamon Rolls 29
AFEW LEFT--HURRY Bread00 ,34 c
BIG00usedTRAnEScars Tuna Fish 3/'1
,-'54P0NT|AS.lakeyo.rp,0k-$'4§.00 T.V. Dinners 7?0000ii 49'
STOOEBAKER O00AMMON... 000.00
DARIGOLD r
TALL TINS FOR
I0€ OFF
I0 LBS. FOR
SHUR.FRESH FROZEN
6 OZ. TINS
/
See Bud Pauley a!
PAULEY MOTORS
lut & RE. Phonc 426-8:18,3
RIGHT TO LIMIT
PEACH ES 1 FANCY WASHINGTON ELBERTAS
There is no finer peach available anywhere, the
pick of the orchards rushed from grower to you.
26 LBS.
HALES
FANCY WASHINGTON GROWN
TIME TO CAN NOW.
STOCKS ARE AT THEIR PEAK.
26 LBS,
pFAD COMBINATION FANCY& EXTRA FANCY
mlU[1 U I nlp' BARTLETT$ 28 LBS.
DRiIMl:00 ITALIAN -- CAN NOW
Ill 1 " V [] . hp WASHINGTON GROWN 30 LBS. ,:i
POTATOES
MARK Dan Olsol
in vain for a pass just
pening football game
won, 26-12. Shelton
this Friday night at Lo,
4-Hers
Fair
4-H members
tings in the judg-
at Weste.rn Wa-
PUyallup.
thing Team re-
and were 13t.h
patting teams.
Swea ringcn,
Frank and
adging Team
Ruth
Chambers and
Were award-
Were 11th place
FOODS Team re-
Uler and ranked
Elaine Ze-
'e, Sandra Bedell
were members
Tea.m WaS
with 10th
were: Bette
eth, Kathleen
team re-
Stodden,
Snyder md
L , GARDEN Team
i, en posted at the
UZanne Wetter
,a'2Y produck dem-
l},u i( for this have
"aCed A colle e
9Uld • g
'N be the award
iv a, ce "top.
,mnera from the
I: John Hubbard:
Ill ; Patricia Bour-
€) Keven
rl Shelton,
OOner, Grape-
Evers, Shel-
Patty
rum, Shelton,
Eill Stodden
elec-
Toni O1-
!nd Linda Trot-
Lag.
Open
3ters who will
for the
election
C. Nolnn Ma-
, Voters earl
egistration of-
in which they
who have
reeinct to an-
21 to register
rs \\;vho h,'lve
rst timc and
ransfer tleir
precinct lo
Iline.
Dam faci
age it i,,
CODI
firs1
Dickers are
::h Christnias
IlI'eas of Ma.
sllDervisor or'
office of the
N(ttnral Re-
ellsive da nil ge
Cone pickers
dow|l culti-
Or broken out
Led in areas
been fertil-
will
al'e
Sh
])IC'I
tell(
wee
thin
last
T
sent
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ald