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Shelton Mason County Journal
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October 12, 1978     Shelton Mason County Journal
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KINDERGARTEN STUDENTS Candi Henderson, Brandon Ulrich and Mark Hanson, shown left to right, are enjoying the blocks purchased by ountain View PTO funds. ual open house slated School will Funds earned by Mountain Mrs Shelby Garrison's oPen house View PTO by last year's autumn p.m. Tuesday. carnival and by the spring in thegym auction have been equally principal, after distributed among the 22 visit rooms and teachers of the school for the purchase of classroom items. kindergarten class has acquired a set of wooden blocks and an area rug for story time. Other articles can be seen in the school library or in individual rooms during the open house. ry add s to collection lie Library measure 22 x 28", may be last recital, at the Besancon audio.visual checked out for four weeks. Festival (a gift to the library in four art New in the audio department memory of Mrs. Beatrice Breugle's Margritte's Alfred and Christina's prints, which are several phonograph records: Puccini's Tosca, in the classic interpretation by Maria Callas, Giuseppe di Stefano, Tire Gobbi, and Victor de Sabata; the great Romanian pianist Dinu Lipatti's McGee elected tree women Seventh Mason, Thurston, Pierce and of Democratic Grays Harbor counties. The new :ted Annette director and officers will be director working as a unit to carry on a term. Other uniform and systematic program assistant through the State Democrat son, Pierce Federation to give guidance to Short, members in the ideals of aSurer, Betty government, political economy, elected to and the achievements of the g Democratic party. anet Kreig, Plans are now being and Wanda formulated to help coordinate the national convention to be includes held in Seattle, April 19-22. Kitsap, Larson); Domenico Scarlatti's 16 Sonatas for Harpsichord, played by Luciano Sgrizzi; J.S. Bach's Partita in B Minor for Harpsichord and seven harpsichord sonatas by Searlatti, played by George Malcolm; Andrea Segovia's My Favorite Spanisti Encores, and Segovia and the Guitar; Braham's Violin Concerto in D Major, performed by Itzhak Perlman and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra conducted by Carlo Maria Giulini; the Chicago Symphony under the direction of Sir Georg Solti performing Ravel's Bolero and Debussy's La Mar and LApres Midi d'un Fauna; and Vivaldi's L'Estro Armonico, performed by the Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, directed by Neville Marfiner. New popular recordings include James Taylor's JT and the soundtraek album from Close Encounters of the Third Kind. "If someone tells you _.Pu. t Sound PlaUona'! Bank isn't the best place to save, tell them to go fly a kite." / Puget Sound National Bank 0 MhMIIER I' It I C Historical Society meeting to feature Pete Replinger The Mason County Historical Society will meet tonight at 7:30 in the PUD auditorium for election of officers and a program by railroading expert Pete R eplinger. An engineer for the Simpson logging railroad, Replinger is a steam-railroad buff and is familiar with old-time roads and logging equipment. He will show slides which include Mason County scenes and equipment. Replinger has written several articles on the history of railroading in Mason County. Prior to the program the Historical Society will elect a slate of officers and five directors who will serve on the board of directors for the coning year. R.W. (Bud) Welch and Clive Troy will present the nominating committee's slate and nonrinations may be added from the floor. Anyone with historic pictures of local scenes who is willing to allow the society to copy them is encouraged to contact Irene Davis, Route 3, Box 60, Belfair (275-3023). Absentee voting available Peggy Cleveland, Mason County auditor, would like to encourage any voter unable to go to his or her polling place on election day, to vote by absentee ballot. : A written request must be submitted to the auditor which must include the address to which the ballot should be sent and the request must include the signature as it appears on registration records. Do not make requests by telephone. Mark the ballot as directed in the accompanying instructions. The form on the outer envelope must be completed and signed and must be postmarked no later than the day of the election, November 7, to be counted, Mrs. Cleveland said. Tire ttislorical Society would also welcome volunteers to take pictures of existing local historic sites. The society will pay for supplies, developing and printing. Contact Irene Davis, George Booth at 4264719, or Clive Troy at 426-1496. Donations of a number of books and artifacts have been received recently by the society. They include a collection of photographs, copies of those that appear in Mary Randlett's "lllustrated History of Mason County;" a corn planter, donated at fair time by Curt Cammack of Shelton, and other books, photographs and papers. All donations of books, pictures and artifacts are recorded by librarian Eva Waite of Belfair. Ed Cokelet, artifacts chairperson, keeps a £de of all artifacts. Until the society acquires a nruseum, all items are stored in members' homes. PETE REPLINGER, expert on trains, will present the program at the Mason County Historical Society meeting tonight at 7"30 p.m. in the P.U.D. auditorium. COUPON Good for 4 people Offer expires 10/19/78 Good for four people SHELTON PUTTERS Indoor miniature golf 407 S. First St. I I II I I On Mt. 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Western Auto has • complete line of tune up parts and equip. ment to help you save money by doing the work yourselfl 8 CYLINDER 7mm SPARK PLUG CABLE Thursday, October 12, 1978 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 17