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ult Recreation Night Set In School Gymnasium
II)GBROOKS Irene at 426-1296 or John residents of the Community are Rhodes, John Cook and Rusty Pat Wells, I'ioneer P.T.O.
[0NEER ....... Wednesday
have been reserved for
at the Pioneer
of games and fun are
by Co-chairmen Irene
and John Cook. Hours
7 to 10 p.m. For
information, please call
426-6459.
The Pioneer P.T.O. executive
board meets tonight in the school
library at 8 p.m. The regular
monthly meeting of Pioneer
P.T.O. will be held Nov. 4 in the
library at 8 p.m. A representative
from the Sheriff's Office will be
the guest speaker. Parents and
rt
Aid Instruction
Life Of Boy
all of their many friends, for both
SPORT - At the
household this
father knows best,
true. Father cut out an
n first-aid and placed the
a COnspicuous wall to be
lUently, so when Matt
discovered, by his
', face down and
)us, in a nearby fish
Winnie immediately
OUth to mouth
tion. On calling to
little Matt, 1 am
say he was as busy as his
Would allow, doing his
Pull himself up and
;E PA RTY
lioovan and Nene
'lanned a successful
for the soon-
at the Alfred
Friends and
athered at the home of
Gifts were opened
were played with
by Mrs. Andy Scott,
Linton and Delores
Party was topped off
of a very special
:orated with the
family tree. Mrs.
lfield was the baker
Or.
'ROM HOSPITAL
Laramie has returned
a Seven day stay in the
al ltospital, where he
for a fall which
last Monday, while
John suffered four
ribs. Mr. and Mrs.
a big thank you to
cards received and offers of
assistance.
PINOCHLE
Club sessions were htild twice
last week in the homes of Ruth
Johnston and Millie Itovey.
Winners wcre Marty Lanning,
LeAnn Rischel and Rulh
Johnston.
Set
ate l)epartment of
ture has mailed
Petitions to initiate
Procedures to fill
OCcuring on the
Fryer Commission on
1, 1969.
nbent in District 3,
Mason (,ounty, is
of Rochester.
SOROPTIMIST CLUB
Last Wednesday evening,
Frances Frint and Marge Furlong
were co-hostesses for Soroptimist
Club at the Old Mill Cafe. Guest
speakers were John Schrieber,
Bob Ledbetter and Bob Roninger.
DRIVERS BEWARE
Out of Nowhere, this time of year,
Goblins and Witches, may
suddenly appear.
Trick or treating so much fun,
They pay no heed where they run.
Witches or Goblins seldom
wear white,
So please watch for us, if
you're driving this night.
urged to attend and take part in
the question and answer period
following the program.
Don't forget to vote Nov. 4.
Polls are ()pen from 8 a.m. to 8
p.m. Of special local interest to
voters of the area are the school
board positions. Ina Auseth is on
the ballot for the four-year term
presently held by Forrest Koch.
John Cook is seeking the position
as a write in candidate. Koch is
not sceking re-election. Geraldine
Brooks, better known locally as
Codg - has filed for the unexpired
terms of two years vacated by
Ruth Probert.
Last Thursday evening some
40 Mothers & Girls met in the
Pioneer library to discuss the
continuation of the Girl Scout
I'rogram in the area. Irene
(;oldsby is Junior Leader and in
charge of the Girl Scout Program
as a whole. Codg Brooks will be
the Cadet leader for thc coming
year. Peggy Schouviller summed
up the Brownie "l'roop Activities
but at this writing no one had
volunteered to head up this
important division of Scouting. It
is only with the cooperation of
the youngster's parents that the
opportunity of the Girl Scout
program is available for our area.
If there is to be a Brownie
Troop . and the 2nd&3rdgrade
girls are excitedly hoping so
won't a few lnolrls volunteer and
make these little gals very happy'?
Just lift that phone receiver and
dial your little old Girl Scout
Leader, Irene (;oldsby 426-1296.
Monday evening in the
Bordeaux Gym the Cub Scout
Troops from Pioneer School reel
with other troops from Shelton
for their first pack meeting. Dale
NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS
of
TAYLORRADIO ELECTRIC-TV
For Service on Your IV Cable
System, or Cable Hook-Up,
Please Contact
LEROY$ TELEVISION SERVICE
2118 Olympic Hwy. No. Phone: 426-3172
Payment of Taylor Radio Electric TV Accts:
Mail to : 4th and Cota Sts., Shelton
Yates were among the boys from
this area who received awards.
The Pioneer boys put on a two
scene skit to the enjoyment of the
Parents attending. Sharon
Coleman's Shelton troop made a
Spookhouse for all the Cub
Scouts and their guests to shiver
in. After a costurne judgement
one of our boys, John Cook. won
second -- the (?uhs enjoyed a few
games.
Refreshments of cider and
donuts were served. Information
concerning the (ub Scout
Program in our area may be
obtained by calling Sally and John
Cook 426-6459. The Dens are
presently meeting Wednesdays at
Pioneer School from 3:30 to 4:30
p.m.
Recreation ('hairman announces
there will bc a Cider Pressing
Party today at 4 p.m. at the home
of Mary Ann and Ron Barnes.
Anybody interested in helping
press the apples for cider for the
annual llalloween party for the
school children arc asked to call
I'at at 426-2327 or show up at the
Barnes at 4 p.m. today. 'l'he
youngsters party will he held
Friday at the school from 2 to
3:10 p.m. The Room Mothers are
m charge of all other details
concerning the Ilalloween Parties.
A recent guest of Ilelen and
Ray Walker of Bay Shore was
Ilelen's Mot her, Mrs. Grace
'laylor of Vancouver, B.C.
Sunday the Walker's daughter and
family, (;loria and Paul
Kenworthy and son, ('hristopher,
of Bainbridge Island arrived to
lake Mrs. Taylor home to the
Island for shore visit. From there
Mrs. Taylor will return home to
Vancouver, B.C.
Jim Brooks arrived home Oct.
22 for a weeks leave. Ills ship, the
U. S. S. Ogden leaves Nov. I for
another tour of duty in Viet
Namese waters. Sunday the
Brooks had a family dinner for
Jim. ltis Grandmothcr, Katherine
Brooks of Alderwood Manor, his
sister and her family, Molly and
Arlen Cuzik with Mike and
Dannell, Angle Barber of Lake
Spencer and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Burris of Seattle were among the
guests. Both Norm's and Jim's
ships are expected back in the
States sometime next summer.
still time to enter
fabulous new china
program
FREE! THIS BEAUTIFUL 4-PIECE PLACE SETTING
WHEN YOU OPEN A NEW SAVINGS ACCOUNT OF
$25...0R WHEN YOU ADD $25 TO YOUR PRESENT ONE
A moment's glance, and you know this
exquisite china is among the finest made.
Beautifully translucent. It rings like a bell
.... and takes to dishwashers like a charm.
The traditions of ancient craftsmen, handed
down from generation to generation, have
made "SPRINGTIME" by International
Silver a dinnerware service any homemaker
will be proud to have grace her dining room
table. Compare it with any other dinnerware.
Never before has such quality china been
offered at such a low price.
Yes, your first place setting is free,
then, through our special arrangement
with the International China Com-
pany, we can offer you each addi-
tional place setting for only $2.85
plus tax, whenever you nake a $25
addition to your savings account.
You may receive as many place settings as
well as salad dishes, fruit dishes and soup
dishes as you wish for only $2.85 (a fraction
of their real worth). Then when you've com-
pleted at least six place settings you can
purchase these additional china serving pieces
at tremendous savings:
Open Vegetable Dish .......... $2.85*
Gravy Boat .................. 2.85
Sugar and Creamer Set ......... 2.85
12" Platter .................. 2.85
14" Platter ................... 2.85
*Plus Tax
THURSTON COUNTY FEDERAL
SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
• SHELTON
Branch
313 Railroad Avenue
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