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FISHER
LIMERICK _ All of
and pro golfers that
don't forget there
golf clinic Saturday and
8 a.m.
youngsters may be
aps
Relish Dish by International
resul
quite happy to get back to school
with the rash of bicyclitis that has
been going about - first David
Goldsmith, then the Mariotti
children, with little Gina just
having her stitches removed from
her foot this last week, and such a
relish dish is just one of 13 beautiful Inter-
gifts for you to choose from at all of our TCF
o deposit of $1,000. You can purchase it for
with a $3.00 deposit or only $5.50 with a min-
$50.
as many items as you wish. Add to your
collection . . . and they make great gifts,
Stop by and see this collection of beautiful silver
they last.
THURSTON COUNTY FEDERAL
SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
Olympia - Shelton - Lacey
• • • •
in injuries
426-4085 or myself at 426-4581.
Also present was Gladys
Rishel, who finally made it to one
of our meetings. She displayed a
lovely afghan with raised flowers,
crocheted, and her plaques of
wood with announcements
interposed, and plaques for
toothbrush holder, a flower
painted flower pot that also serves
to serve potato chips or as a small
chair, with a cushion over the top
for little moppets.
Another new guest is Mrs.
Betty Palumbo and Mrs. Goldy
Kirsche, with Fern Martinson
working now on a brown draw
string purse of rug yarn, Oly
Bieniek busy as usual, teaching,
June is learning, hopefully to knit
some large, long socks for winter,
and making a cape of lovely
flower design in green and pink
and a light tan bordering all in a
lovely, delicate lacy design. Me, I
just had to show off the two baby
dress and soaker outfits I had
finished and the sacque I was
working on and some unusual
greeting cards sent to me. Also
present, was out Rita Minor,
discussing for the edification of
all present, her photography work
of the First Communicants at St.
Edward's, some pictures of which
she still has; and her chickens
again. She has a pullet hen that
lays eggs the size of a pea or
Robin's egg and cogitated a
chicken dinner, but her
compassion got the best of her as
she says she felt the little thing
was trying, so she'd give her a bit
longer to make the grade A.
Carol Walter is getting out of
the house in an financially
advantageous way by taking a
part time job at the Fir Lane
Terrace Convalescent Center with
hours suiting her perfectly with
her entire day at home to take
care of home and hearth and the
4-8:30 p.m. work hours usually
spent in relaxation, put to good
use. Carol told me of something
that 1 know from speaking to
many of you will be very well
received information.
Mrs. Barbara Knight, wife of
Fire Chief, Dick Knight of Fire
District 5, of which Limerick is a
member, will be giving First Aid
instructions here at Limerick in
the banquet room every Tuesday,
from 7-10 p.m., and anyone may
attend for the price of a Red
shame, so close to the end of the
season.
If you've been driving up the
Mason Lake Road you may have
noticed the renovation at Rundall
residence with a new porch in
evidence, built with the diligent
hands of Roy Goldsmith and his
helpful sidekick, wife Mabel.
Did you see Tuesday night's
Exploration Northwest?
Apparently our Shelton is renoun
for a motor cross rally made in a
loop beginning and ending at
Shelton and encompassing a loop
through the Olympic foothills,
Quinault, Prairie Creek Ridge
(where there was an accident so
the race continued then at
Wynoochee) and back home to
Shelton. It was quite a rough
course that tested car and driving
skill to the nth degree.
Leslie Gray and sister with
Laurae Marie were up to see Oly
Bieniek this past Monday so
Leslie could be instructed on the
finishing touches of her baby
outfit. They went on to visit at
Fern Martinson's the next day
before returning to Selah to
present her precious bundle to
some oohs and aahs. Hope we all
have an opportunity to
participate in admiring her baby
one of these days.
Our hobby group met on
Wednesday at June Hobarrs
home with fuchsias of many
varieties flowering about her wire
sculpture as you entered the front
door. June is working on her
broomstick afghan and a quilt of
lobster design that was admired
by everyone there. Also present
was Babe Waring, a new member,
with an orange knit jacket with
gray, black and white geese
knitting into it. She says she has
trouble keeping up with the kids
as she knits one for one and the
other wants one, so is very busy
indeed. She brought some hobby
issues for us all to see and related
that relatives of hers had been in
Canada where we had visited, just
a short distance from the Fable
cottage, ane never saw it or
realized it was there. The hobby
club is in full swing again with
meeting scheduled now, by
mutual agreement, from 11 a.m
to 2 p.m on Wednesdays, unless
otherwise decided at the meeting
the week before. If you're in
doubt, call Oly Bieniek at
I
ung
Cross First Aid book, of $1
remittance, if you don't have one.
They started the 11 th and will be
going for about six weeks, so
come on down and brush up for
emergencies.
I was just talking to Ralph
Bennett, our manager of the club
and secretary Marlene, and found
out some of you folks were quite
upset about the lack of Limerick
news. Well, for goodness sake, call
me at 426-4581 and give me the
news, or put me wise to some
news you know of that I can
check on.
We have some new lot owners
to welcome to Limerickland, a
John Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Cole, Gerome Wilmoth sold his
lot in Division 1, lot 179 to Mr.
and Mrs. Julian Deans who have a
slue of kids - six at least. Last
night was a special treat for the
employees of the Limerick Inn as
the Board of Trustees took them
all out to dinner at the Tyee.
Included in the assemblage were
Billie Jacobs, Ralph Bennett,
Marlene Sheldon, Karen Kellogg,
Bev Halverson, Velma Bennett,
Shannon Chapman, Jan
Daugherty, Ed Slagle, Patsy
Jones, Bob Wallace, Ernie Page,
and, of course, the board
members.
Legal Publications
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC HEARING
Grapeview School District No. 54
Mason County, Washington
Pursuant to law, notice is
hereby given that the School
Directors of Grapeview School
District No. 54 will hold a public
hearing at the Grapeview School
at 7 p.m. the 21st day of
September 1973 for the following
purpose.
FIXING AND ADOPTING
THE FINAL BUDGET OF
GRAPEVIEW SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO, 54 FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR 1973-74.
Any taxpayer may appear and
be heard for or against any part of
'the budget.
/s/Hildred M. Bunch
Hildred M. Bunch
Director-Clerk
Grapeview School Dist. No. 54
9/13-20-2t
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 4417
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF THE STATE OF
WASHINGTON FOR MASON
COUNTY.
In the Matter of the Estate of
ALMA GRACE SYLVESTER,
Deceased.
The undersigned is the
appointed and qualified personal
representative of said estate.
Persons having claims against the
deceased are required to serve the
recen
This weekend brought an
unusual happening at the club
with a retreat Friday and
Saturday given by Reverend
Halverson. Coming up also, is a
special seminar of teachers from
Pioneer School and other
members of the Mason County
branch of the Washington
Education Association. This is put
on by WEA for the rural teachers
and features six topics from
which each teacher may pick
three to attend on planning time,
child response and the like. This
was passed by the school board
last Monday as a one-time
occasion that will begin at 1 p.m.
and last through the evening and
give the kids the half day off. The
date is the same as Mason County
day at the fair, so Baird Barr is
looking into the possibility that
the date may be changed, as the
fifth and sixth grade teachers
would not be able to attend the
event, if scheduled on September
18 as now planned.
The birthday party for Millie
Gonter at her home was a roaring,
hilarious success, with poor Fern
Martinson so naive about how to
play poker and winning more
games than anyone else with the
help of Oly Bieniek as coach;
little Jimmy Lane supplying the
acoustics, mother Vicky as
vivacious and channing as ever
and Mary Gerry helping out with
the goodies along with yours
truly.
Many gifts donned the guest
of honor's table with recipe cards
that had plastic envelopes to keep
them clean, multi-colored
envelopes and notes with bugs of
various types growing on stems; a
coaster holder that looked like
miniature chest of drawers, a
check protector and upholstery,
clothing, rug brush; a cup and
saucer set that Millie doesn't have
in her extensive and ornate
collection and a lovely plate to be
hting with the cute saying "Every
bird in a bush has a friend in there
with him." Millie's cake was a
sour cream white cake with
coconut and almond frosting
topped with white frosting
decorations and candles of pink
and white.
An early reminder for all
those planning to attend the
Halloween Costume Ball - it will
be October 27 and be sure to get
your costumes made in time.
Kempton joins
the Coast Guard
Enlistment ceremonies were
held at the U.S. Coast Guard
recruiting office in Tacoma on
September 10 for Danny Eugene
Kempton, the son of Mrs. Mildred
Johnston of Shelton.
H6 has enlisted in the Coast
Guard for four years and initially
will undergo nine weeks of basic
training at Alameda, California.
Upon termination of his basic
training, Danny, a former Shelton
high school student, will receive
advanced technical schooling at
Fire Control Technician school in
Great Lakes, Illinois.
Unaware
Christendom has done away with
Christianity without being quite
aware of it.
Soren Kierkkegaard
Lowrey
& PIANOS
F NT OR BUY ON
EASY TERMS
MUSIC BOX
205 Cola 426-4302
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Air Conditioning
and Heating
Engineering
Sales & Service
Kellogg Mechanical
105 E. Cedar 426-5305
24-hr. erne,, service
Chain Saws
Stihl & McL:tlllOCh {~'halll
Saws I~entals * New SrllaH
motor tune-up & repa.s.
SHELl;ON SAW SHOP INC.
~]OLJCS: 8 a.i]l, to 6 p.m. Sat. 9-5
2213 Olympic Hwy. N. 426-4639
Coins
Coins Bought And Sold
estate appraisals
for appointment:
426-4719, P.O. Box 866
oLYMPIC GATEWAY
George T. Booth
Plumbing
New and .Report mg
BOON'S PLUMBING
& HEATING
RADIATOR REPAIR
"Servilrg Mason Cotlnty SilICe 1948"
1916 L) lyfllplC ilwy. N.426-3483
I Radiator Repair l
I 426-3483
I Boon's Plumbing, Heating
'1 & Sheet Metal
• J1916 Olympic Hwy. No.
Air Conditioning &
Heating
*Oil *Gas
*Electric
Bean's Plumbing l Heating
Concrete
-- Ready-mix Concrete
-- Concrete Culverts & Blocks
-- Sand, Gravel, Brick & Stone
-- Fireplace Screens & Tools
GRAYSTONE of SHELTON
lefrigeration
Commercial- Industrial
Sales - Service
KELLOGG MECHANICAL
105 E. Cedar 426-5305
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Winter, springtime, summer and fall. Each season with its own outdoor chores.
With the work completed, it's so nice to come into the wonderfully warm or the cool
Comfort of your temperature-controlled home. A natural gas heating and air con-
ditioning system installed in your home can provide the year round temperature
You want. No matter what the season or what the weather, your system for all
Seasons will provide the exact temperature you select. Contact Cascade Natural
Gas and find out how you can have a system for all seasons installed in your home.
We recommend central natural gas forced air heating (in combination with cooling from
the same system) as a most efficient manner in which to condition your home for all seasons,
and still conserve energy. Gas heating, through more efficient heat distribution, and gas air
COnditioning, because natural gas more readily available during the summer months,
make the perfect combination.
Distributors of Naturalgasatisfaction
same in duplicate, duly verified, 1916 olympic Hwy. N. 426-3483
on the undersigned or the ,, Serving Mason County Since 1948" 7th & Park 426-3344 24-hr. emer. service
attorney of record at the address .......
stated below and file the same
with the Clerk of this Court, Auto Glass J Drugs' "-'-'--- J Rental Service-- ]
together with proof of such J I I -- Helena Rubinstein I J Almost Anything Anywhere /
SeptemberService within13, four1973,monthSor the sameafter I Expert Installation I --Cosmetics J Bulldozers-Loaders-Pumps /
will be forever barred. I JIM PAULEY, INC. I J -- Prescriptions J Folding Banquet Tables J
/s/LeRoy Sylvester J I I -- Hypo-Allergic Cosmetics I & Chairs, Hospital Beds, Etc. /
LeROY SYLVESTER I Mt. View I
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1515 Holman Street I Kneeland Center Ph. 426-8231 l I NELL'S PHARMACY I LEW RENTS /
Shelton, Washington 98584
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I 5th & Franklin Ph. 426-3327 I 2216 W. 4th, Olympia, 357-7731/
ROBERT L SNYDER
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Attorney for Estate
125Vz N. 5th Auto Repairing' I Floor Covering
Shelton, Washington 98584
9/13-20-27-3t I -- Major Overhauls J J - Linoleum - Carpeting
-- Brakes & Ignition l - Tile -- Formica
-- Welding & Tune-ups J I
I ED'S SERVICE J J REX FLOOR COVERING
The editor of this 1219 So. 1st 426-1212 1 ~ Ph. 426-2292
paper might be
willing to lend you . Back Hoe Service , Glass
I I IBroken glassreplacedpromptly!
his copy of The Septic Tank InstallationsIInsurance cl aims handled.
Plate sheet * Thern'l
Christian Science I Ditching I I " opane *Auto
IMirrors* Shower & tub enclosures
Monitor. I Bonded & Licensed I I -- Free Estimates
I SHELTON GLASS CO.
But don't count on it. I Dale Fleshman 426-3073 | I For fast service phone 426-1152
He's an expert newsman I , After 5 426-8896 I [ 2226 Olympic Hwy. N.
with access to many
news sources and a good
paper of his own. But he
still wants to get the
Monitor's worldwide
coverage and commen-
tary on events.
Apart from 2,711 editors,
there are 20,000 educa-
tors and stiJdents, 82,000
businessmen, 495 U.S.
Senators and Congress-
men, 3 Supreme Court
Justices who read the
Monitor. Why should
they know more of what's
going on, and why,
than you do?
For less than 11¢ a day,
you can get your own
special insight into the
news. Everyday, like
they do.
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Send me 4 months of the
Monitor-- over 100 issues--
for only $11,
Payment enclosed [] Sill me later
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Beauty
-- Complete Hair Care
-- Wigs - Wiglets - Switches
-- Merle Norman Cosmetics
-- Pennyrich Bras
ELAINE'S BEAUTY SALON
6th & Laurel 426-4582
Cable TV
For Service Call
426-1691
Carpet Installation --
CHUCK'S CARPET
SERVICE
Phone 426-2774
Address Ceramics
Ci~-- I Classes Mon., Tues., Wed.
I Adult & Children Classes
St-aid--- Zip I Greenware Firing
The Christian Science Monitor ® i
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Box 125, Astor Station ~ LI MT. VIEW CERAMICS
Boston, Massachusetts 02123I 426-131 3
leating
• Heating & Cooling
Sales & Service
• Sheet Metal
SHELTON FURNACE CO.
321 S. 3rd 426-4792
Insurance
Tired of shopping?
Let us do it for you!
AutG.Home-Boat-Life'Healtt'.
Business-Preferred Risk?
We locate the lowest cost.
Insurance is our only business.
ARNOLD & SMITH
INsuRANCE AGENCY
117 E. COta 426-3317
Masonry
-- Fireplaces
-- All brick and
-- Block work
MASON'S MASONRY
Phone 426-2278
Nursery
Complete Nursery Stock
Perennials - Shrubs - Trees
MT. vIEW GARDEN SHOP
1610 Olympic Hiway No.
426-1313
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Sewing Machines
AL'S SEWING
MACHINE REPAIR
Used machines for
sale and rent.
Mt. View
2004 Laurel 426- 1831
Sheet Metal & Welding-~
BOON'S
Plumbing & Heating
"Se~vmq Mason County
Since 1948"
1916 Olympic nwy. N. 426-3483
Shoe Repah
* Polishes & laces of all kinds
* All types of boots and shoes
repaired.
EXPERT SHOE
REPAIR SHOP
311 Grove Street
Farm Slaughtering
* Cutting & Wrapping
* Curing, Sausage
Making
* Sharp Freezing
HOME MEAT SERVICE
Kamilche 426-1415
Television Service
Roy & Jo's
TV Repair
426-8763
Typewriters
Adding Machines
Calculators
* Local Service *
SHELTON OFFICE
EQUIPMENT
! 14 S. Second 426.2880
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