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October 12, 1978     Shelton Mason County Journal
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October 12, 1978
 
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Guide Sunday or ore Don&apos;t DON SAMPSON AMERICAN SONGS Hoodsport's own Don Sampson's first album featuring his songs, and musicians who have played with Bob Dylan, Emmylou Har- ris, Linda Ronstadt, Hoyt Axton, Seals and Crofts and Martin Mull. your It Is now available 7:15 at Music Box in Shelton, 4264707 Rainy Day Records & .._. Childhood's End }.m._. In Olympia. IIIIlUll IIInlll Ilnlllllllllllllllllnllllllllnllnlllllllllllllllllllllll u  i - !:;!:: < Steamin' | =nsT0=R i ' Appearing " N ! everyFr,day& i  *i; Saturday night at ! Ed's old-fashioned steam engine i Pression with harmonica! ! | = UJne country 8, western- semi- i 0ngs. Irish- folk- old timer sound i YOU CAN DANCE TO i =- Hwy. l 424-2NS nllllllllnlllnnlllnlllllnllUnllllllllllnlllllllllllU  Tanglewilde Building Materials Sales, Inc. 7127 Martin Way Olympia 491.2010 HOURS: Open Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sat., 10:00 to 3:30 Good Oct. 13th, 14th & 15th HOod Canal E tl Saturday HOUrs: lay-Thursday Hours: aY-Saturday Hamma Hamma: Harold Gretler benefit planned .. oo oui. o, 0. ,, o,;2 co,,..un. Ft0 me* *oe. at ,ota Old-timers and newcomers Miller of Jorstad Creek, c' 1" The departure at' Harold and Creek Clubhouse, their regular "alike are working to promote a from San Diego, California in Kay Reed for the southland was meeting place. It was a very answer to a job in the north Hood Canal area. They are still compleIely mystified at their good luck. Within one week they found a home for themselves and two children, a dog, two cats and pasture for their prized horse. The first wedding anniversary of Michael and Mattie Bloomfield was celebrated this last weekend. Hungry Bear is thi, new name of the dining place widely known as the Hanuna ltamma Lodge at Eldon. It was recently purchased and is being run by Guyla Vann and Fran Peragine. We welcome them to our benefit breakfast for Harold Gretler at the Quilcene Conmmnity Center October 15 beginning at 6 a.m. and running late in the day until everyone is served. For those who may not know Harold has been ill since September 12. He is out of St. Peter's now and is recuperating in Capital Arms- a Tumwater nursing home. He enjoys hearing news from his many customers. tlarold carried various paper routes since 1960. The Shelton-Mason Journal and the Seattle Post-lntelligener customers were being served most recently. Ralph and Dyann Candee, tbllowed by one week of the loveliest weather since August. The Pavelko home at Triton Head is enjoying the visit of Cora Sydnor of California. She is Virginia's mother. Fire Auxiliary No. 17 is expecting once more to have a successful bazaar and rummage sale October 28 at Potlatch in the Hood Canal Woman's Club. The commissioners of Fire Protection District No. 17, Ken Miller, Dean Field and Barbara Superintendent is named Keith Gibson has been productive meeting as a large group tumed out. A telephone committee tried to contact 'all voters before the meeting. A report of the status to date was given by the commissioners and then the open discussion was allowed for one hour and twenty three minutes. There were many good suggestions and generous offers of volunteers labor. These ranged through the many facets of building construction, locations, equipment needs and costs. The assessed value of the fire district has increased more than one million dollars since funned. It now stands in excess of $12,400,000 for 1978. District Feed 6 Grisdale Rec Hall from 6 a.m, to 6 p.m. Oct. 14th thru elk season ,1,41,411,1,4),,4414),41,1, ` named superintendent of Green No. 17 owns four vehicles with • Hill School near Chehalis, Warren an insurance value of more than after you see your doctor... oMo d : Netherland, director of the State $20,000. The need to protect ! Tac n ay Divi sion of Juvenile tile vehicles and to get tile .....  [I "" Rehabilitation almounced. Green equipment for use by the men i 2 $ 1 : Hill is an institution for male geneous enough with their time juvenile offenders, to serve as volunteer firemen, is q Tacos for every Monday Gibson, who has been very great. . and remember our e superintendent of Mission Creek The discussion proved helpful J/l('[ t Youth Camp near Belfalr since to the commissioners. The group :J' ygigh 1976, replaces Gerald Wasson, agreed to push forward to a iL € Tuesda t € who has been gamed solution of the existing ** Chi d : administrator of Institutional problems. Mark November 7,7 cken Fee Services for tile division, p.m., Jorstad Creek on your Gibson joined the division in calendar as everyone is invited. t (In t ' 1 960 as a juvenile parole The meetings are always open. All the chicken you € eat plus fixings.  counselor. Four years later he - bring yonr prescription to Every Tuesday, 5130-8130 p.m.  moved to the Cascadia -- Curtis Mathes -- Diagnostic and Treatment Center . Over 12 6-12 Under 6 ? as a social worker. He remained 1 : ; there until 1976, serving as We make house '2" s lS* FREE casework supervisor, group life supervisor and assistant callshome t t superintendent, service available. ]ver._.=greer ] MR. DRUMSTICK _ t Gibson received a bachelor's degree in psychology from €ONLEY'S TV & ' Seattle Pacific University and a ,.- STEREO CENTER  " masters degree in social work 'J: " ............... : Famlly Restaurant from the University of  ; 9 t dl  s '' Washington. tit lind Aldli, 42,-5528 . Evergreen Square • 426..34Sfi . Shelton t F 1730 Olympic " "'" - t ' ' " ':T • & Sat. till midnight, t-lignway IlOrtl3  V .i__ I.nside._dinillg or Shelton, WA  • orlve-tllru winnow .,, ..,,, v I service. . ++/o-/1'40 • P444,4444, 44,444444 \\;_ II HERE'S WIll POWI00B COMPANY ()FFICI00kLS SAY ABOUT NATUR0000 ON SUPPLY... "fle, w.se f the erelh..t s, cIq) O" sit..tiote, u,e .,'e e.mur,,g,'.g ho.u.t,ner a,d olhet: Io ite.vlall ,atttrol gas t', preference Io t.le¢.'ic healit betuse • ,) i * electriciO" u'ill be i.cre.si.gly deficunt i..w,pl, ly" Wendell J. Satre, President The Washington Water Power Company Spokane, Washington The Washington Water Power (;ompany serves Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho with electrical and natural gas energy. P -' • O • ON RICE "IVe'llprolmbly see the price ,f electridtr go up fias'ter than g,,s in the fitture." Bob Cowan Director of Finance Seattle City Light C 00scade atural Gas Corporatmn I III II IIIIIII II II II I I I II I I I Thursday, October 12, 1978 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 21