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Caretakers Attend Girl
)N
-- Mr. and Mrs.
were guests at tile
Girl Scout Convention in
)ast week. They
ring in all the sessions
proved most
ng. They met many
leaders and campers
known at Camp
:1. They stayed at the
camp director
director, while in
Most particularly they
with the enthusiasm
from many states
rticipated in the
and who expressed
in finding Seattle
and clean" city.
"arcy said the main
convention centered
InVolving all girls in
always the policy of
luts, but being brought
enaPhatically. Especially
to the inner city where
the girls had no other
son David managed the camp.
Jerry Smith, from tloodsport
stayed with him. The boys took
advantage of the opportunity to
get in some practice sessions with
the "Sun Company", and at times
the place was really jumping.
Since their return home late
Wednesday nite, the Farcys have
entertained many visitors ......
delegates from Conneticutt,
Colorado, Ohio, Maryland and
Virginia. These guests, some of
whom had had the opportunity to
visit other local camps, all were
most impressed with the
wonderful facilities available at
the Girl Scout camps, and
especially Camp Robbinswold
with its waterfront activities.
HAYES ATTEND
Mr. and Mrs. tlarry ltayes,
and family, who operate the
Lilliwaup Motel and store, spent
the past weekend in Portland at
the home of his parents. The
occasion was the senior tlarry
Hayes' golden wedding
there in the near future.
Meanwhile all their friends are
glad to have them back home and
feeling better.
CANAL COUNTRY
America The Beautiful
could this be IIood Canal. Water
pollution being much m the news
of late, we worry and wonder
about the state of this beautiful
body of water. Of late years,
walking along the beach, one
finds more and more debris.
Broken bottles, wrappers from
herring packaging, paper plates
and cups, watermelon rinds,
slashings of brush, and always and
ever, beer cans. This is progress?
Does progress plus people have to
equal pollution.
Some years ago a biology
professor visiting the canal took
testing samples of the water. He
professed amazed unbelief at its
purity. What would he find now,
some ten years later'?
More people, more homes,
buildings, bulkheadings, boats.
for camping and anniversary. The elder Hayes are What about the boats, how many
crafts. She also said they well known in the community of them are dumping raw sewage
ased that uniforms were here as they frequently help out into the canal? What about the
at the store when Bud and his people, how many of them
Ig the Farcy's absence, family are away on vacations, unwittingly toss out a tissue,
Mrs. Stan Chinery, of Ayock scraps of food "the birds will eat
Beach, minded the store during it', an empty can "it'll sink".
their absence.
?lOs HOME FROM HOSPITAL ON HUNTING TRIP
Ateena_. _ Lillian Runge returned home Allie Robinson, accompanied
last week after several days in the by his son, Clarence, of Seattle,
left Friday for a few days hunting
hospital in Olympia. While there
p she was in traction for a spinal in Idaho. During his absence,
condition. She is feeling much Madge had as a weekend guest,
red registered nurses improved since her return. Both her granddaughter, Robin Erhart.
the state are she and Mr. Runge have had quite Robin is attending college in
Workshop for teams a seige of illness and Tacoma.
istrative nursing hospitalization of late. Herman DONNELLYSMOVING
at Alderbrook Inn, was in the hospital not too long Mr. and Mrs. Ed Donnelly of
ago and expects to have to return Triton Cove are presently engaged
"ses from Shelton are ....
e Workshop. They are
en Radcliffe and Mrs
[er.
sion which is being
.6-30, is the last in a
three workshops
by the Washington
rses Association under
a U.S. Department of
:dueation and Welfare
I. Fine, Ph.D. Assistant
"dresser of Psychiatry at
rsity of Oregon Medical
faculty for this third
The conferences were
.ted by Mrs. Doris
I of Seattle, assistant
in'dt the University of ,,
, School of Nursing.
of the workshops is
nurses to realistically
It recently published
!andards for organized
le sessions are seen as a
improving nursing / 4rJIIIIl SHELTON -- First & Railroad, 426-8211
the quality of care / "qlr" Home Offlce: Olympia
Olympia -- Montesano -- Vancouver -- Shelton
ARE YOU CONCERNED ABOUT
OUR ENVIRONMENT?
We're Urging ALL Mason County Organizations
and Individuals
TO BECOME INVOLVED WITH
ACTION NATURAL CLEAN ENVlIIONMENT
FOR A
We ask Service Clubs, Granges, Parent-Teacher
COmmunity, Sportsmen's and Garden Groups
To Unite with LANCE
And Send Delegates
LANCE is a council dedicated to study and take
lotion on all problems of our environment.
' WATER AND AIR QUALITY
' COMPREHENSIVE COUNTY PLANNING TOWARD ZONING
' DISPOSAL OF SOLID AND LIQUID WASTE
qnd other health problems for the
*Preservation of this aroa's unique
mqtural environment.
Affiliated with the Washington State Environmental Council
eets 2nd Monday
7:30 p.m.
Junior High School
Information:
244 (evenings)
k COUPON TO:
We Are Concerned I
I
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Name ..................................... [
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Address .................................... I
Phone ..................................... I
98592
Scout Convention
in moving inlo their new home.
'rhough they have been sleeping
in the new house since Saturday,
they arc now officially 'fin". Said
Mrs. I)onnelly, "I'm starling at
the altic of the old hot, so, and
working my way down." Said
movillg in is more work than fun,
but lhc, y will really enjoy the
lovely new home, right on the
walL'r.
Margot l.arsen, of Seattle,
hough lhe presenl home, and
plans as of n()w to use it as a
vacation home.
Once they .cl settled, the
I)onnellys will he able to think in
more positive lerrns of taking
advanlagc of Ihe llawaiian trip
they won '(!ltle time ago from
I,umhermen's in Shelton.
BUD KNUTZEN
has a
1968 DODGE 440
HARDTOP COUPE
V-8, Radio, Heater, Torque,
P. Steering, Balance of Warranty
Transferred.
16,000 One Owner Miles.
SALE PRICE $2395
now at
Kimbel Motors
AUTHORIZED DEALER
CIwysler - Plymouth - International
707 S. 1st
Days 426-3433, Eves. 426-4780
Sl{ll00tE$S VtlEfiE100$ R G006rade 44
doe at this Price)
PEACHES
FRUIT
COCKTAIL
Standby Hi-C All
Brand Flavors
FRUIT
DRINKS
303 46
Tins Til
CARROTS
ONIONS
1 lb.
Cello Bag Sweet
Smoothie Yellow
eu.
Applesauce ,a,.dbv .aven..,o
Tomatoes st0.dby Small Whole
Tomatoes ,andby
Stowed
3 Sieve Peas tandv
Sliced Beets ,andoy
Standby 3
Wax Beans s,0v0 c,,,
Green Beans st.ndby
Sieve Cut
Green Beans Standby
French .Sliced
Corn Standby Cream Style or
Whole Kernel
Leaf Spinach s,a°dpy
Diced Beets Standby
I I I III II
6
BARTLETT PEARS st.ndby.a,ve.o,n
MUSHROOMS .'"ndbYo. ,° .re°,. • .,ecos
PRESERVES ,a,,doy P,°eap°lo-.p.lot.t,w,y.
Peach, & Grape 4 ozJar
303 Tins For
303 Tins For
4/98 <
4/98'
88'
SYRUP o c.o,n 68'
24 oz btl.
FOIL 2,Weareverft Roll 12" 22'
CAT FOOD &KItty" Fish, Meat. Chicken.Liver 15 oz Tin 8/$1
CREAM HONEY
SPRAY STARCH
COTTAGE CHEESE
SIIverbow
20 oz jar
Faultless
22 oz size
Ditrlqold
49'
58'
34'
WAREHOUSE DIRECT PRICES
• WHY PAY MORE! *
LIMIT RIGHTs RESERVED
STORE HOURS
Men, thru Thurs.: .... 1 1 a.m. - 6 p.m,
Friday: ...................... 9 a.m.. 7 p.m.
Saturday: ................... 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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