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I:::UBMASTER JOHN COOK and his wife, Sally, den mother of Pack 155
enrolls David Taylor as a new Cub Scout, while Webelos Cub John Cook, Jr.
Watches, in advance of School Night, to be held this year Sept. 23, at 7:30
P.m. Scouters will be at all elementary schools in Mason County to sign up
new Cubs and Scouts this evening. Any boy wishing to join should take his
Parents to his school on Thursday night.
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ana, District at 7:30 p.m. at all elementaryAccording to Brigham, plans
2ounty Boy schools, with Scouts present to are to enroll approximately 130
Gordon sign up new members, new Cub Scouts, and 70 new Boy
Shelton area Craig will be joined by SolScouts in Mason County. New
School VanderWegen, Tumwater Council Cub packs will be organized at
event held president, Dean Pahner, Couucil Southside and ttoodsport
boys ages8 commissioner, Dick Thompson, Elementary schools, which will
3rtunity to Mason District Commissioner, and make scouting available to all
school, local scouters for this evening's boys at every elementary school
Year Sept. 23 signup, in the Shelton area.
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After relaxing in her yard Claire Bearden was chauffered
with iced tea, they all returned to to her friends residence on Queen
;opt. 16, Mrs. be guests of Miss (;ladys Peterman Anne tlill the Mrs. Opan
by of Park Shores and her three lady Whitsell and Mrs. Olevia Warren -
to Seattlefriends, all meeting at 6 p.m.sisters whom she met in Pahn
near Beach llene says "from then on weSprings,Calif. where all three
r e t h e y were living high. Dinner at the winter.
; of Miss Erna Space Needle with Champagne and
her home individual accordian music! The llene returned with Erna to
t, after which panoramic view is most spend the night.
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By CARMEN YATES
The first part of this week
Beuhla Etitchcock was on hand in
Des Moines when her
granddaughter, Melanie Carnes big
day arrived. After spending the
whole summer confined to a body
cast the teenage girl at long last
the first part of this week was at
long last anticipating finally being
really able to scratch where it
itches. The next step, if my
memory serves me correctly, is to
fit Melanie with supporting braces
for a short time to take over the
job the cast has been doing for
almost four months. But after the
long ordeal this gal has been
through going to braces should be
a snap. And sometime next
month she'll be able to return to
classes at school.
Sunday afternoon Mirja
Bridges was eastward bound for
Pasco to attend a two day Drug
Seminar for L.P.N.'s. The meeting
was held in the Lion's Motor Inn
in that eastern Washington city.
And with traveling in the
news we understand that Ethel
Rigney, too, headed eastward the
first of this week. Bright and early
Monday morning she left the
Island with Michigan her first
destination. This is where her
folks live and she plans to stay
there for several weeks before
heading on to Connecticut to visit
old friends. Then she'll return to
Michigan for the winter holidays.
After the first of the year she'll
head south to call on friends in
Florida before heading back to
good o1' Harstine. Ethel's
father-in-law, Ben Rigney had
planned to accompany her on this
jaunt, but at the last minute
changed his mind and decided to
keep the home fires burning while
Ethel is away.
Recent callers at the Martin
Goetsch home were the four
brothers and sisters of the Cowan
family who once lived on the Jack
Johnson place on Sunset Hill. The
two brothers, Ted and his wife
from Olympia and Clarence and
his wife, from Santa Barbara,
Calif. were accompanied on their
visit to the Island by their two
sisters, Carrie McClellan from
Willits, Calif, and Nora Batem
and her husband.
The 'little city' that has
recently moved in at the gravel pit
in the center of the Island has
been busy laying asphalt mat at
several of the Island's
developments. Dr. Carson's
them to interesting as the re~tauranl Gladys Peterman and Erna development called Canyonwood
Curiosity revolves and more 'plea~fire was Jorgen~n are both childhood opposite McMicken Island on the
ases. They added as the city lights frlend~ ~ llene s, yet the two had east side has had its roads
appeared." never met before, blacktopped via this method.
(]ran Torino 2-Door Hardtop
Gran Torino.
One of nine all-newTorinos.
Only Ford, among all U.S. car makers, brings
you a completely new line of mid-size cars.
Newest mid-size value. The new Torino is the best built,
best handling mid-size Ford we've ever made. New
engineering. Better ideas like a steering system
insulated against vibration.
Ruled because Torino's
new computer-
tuned body-
frame gives
~, ~, excellent
support
and rigidity.
Smooth riding
because Torino
has a new coil spring
suspension system that
offers sure handling and road-
hugging stability. Comfortable because you
get extra riding room in all nine new Torinos for 1972.
Quiet because it's a Ford.
LTD Brougham 2-Door Hardtop
You get a
transmission.
brakes. Power steering. All standard.
Rugged S-frame is computer-tuned
precisely for comfort, quiet.
Aluminized mufflers, zinc-rich primer and
underbody parts all help fight rust and corrosion.
Cars shown with vinyl roofs,
white sidewall tires and other options.
Boys 8-13 register now
at your participating Ford Dealer's
1971 Punt, Pass, and Kick Competition.
Hurry, registration ends October 1.
FORD
Better idea for safety.., buckle up.
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2804 Olympic Hiway. North Shehon, Wash.
The development owned by
Paul and Edna Lansky known as
Grenidier Park which is located
on the southern end of the Island
and is an inland development
opposite Island Shores has also
been completed. And Island
Shores is also scheduled to have
their roads coated with the nice
smooth black surface. This week
the company has been busy trying
to complete the roads at Harstene
Pointe on the north end of the
Island that are ready for the black
topping.
And speaking of roads, the
one running down to Spencer
Cove will soon be a lot less of a
hazard to travel for the residents
nat live at the end of it as well as
friends and relatives of the
residents that have occasion to
drive its mile and a half length.
For friendly husband and his
father have been spending all their
leisure time recently widening the
road to accomodate the two way
traffic which is such a frequent
occurance with three (soon to be
four) families who are permanent
residents on the far end of the
road.
A couple of weeks ago Everett
and tfelen Simons along with
tlelen's sister, Dorothy Chapman
and her family of Agate traveled
to Mt. Pilchuck to pick mountain
blueberries for their winter
larders. Dorothy and Phil and
their family also took advantage
of being close by another sister,
Etna Udahl and her husband, Jess
at Arlington to visit, thus killing
two birds with one stone. After
the Chapman family headed home
Helen and Everett hiked up a trail
to the top of Mt. Pilchuck to
survey the magnificent view that
the end of the hike afforded
them.
The George Waite family
as,
hosted a huge clam bake a
couple of weeks ago. The get
together of more than 70 of their
friends took place at the beach
home of Maxine's uncle, George
Howard. The wooded beach place
looks across to the old ferry
landing and somehow these
clambakes just don't seem the
same without the Grand Old Lady
acting as chaperone for the
festivities. But in spite of the
missing element of ferry many of
the hardier souls sat around the
races
beach fire to have a song test
which was the highlight of a
perfect day and evening.
Overnight visitors at the Jim
Olds home included his nephew
and wife, Bob and Francis
Calmon. Bob used to live with
Jim many years ago and it has
been sometime since the two men
have gotten together for a good
long visit. Monday evening the
visitors drove into Shelton to call
on Jim's mother, Mrs. Olds.-
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