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Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
November 9, 1978     Shelton Mason County Journal
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STUDENTS AND FRIENDS gathered in front of the new sign at the Seventh-day Adventist School in the Shelton Valley after its unveiling last Friday morning. New sign dedicated by school A new sign at the Seventh-day Adventist School in Shelton Valley was unveiled in ceremonies Friday morning. The sign was recently completed and installed near the entrance to the school. The ribbon holding the cover ell the sign was cut by Shelton Mayor James Lowery. Lowery and Carl Jorgenson, education secretary for the Western Washington Conference of the Seventh-day Adventist Church gave brief remarks during the ceremony. Others participating included Reverend Tim Gallagher from the Shelton Seventh-day Adventist Church, Don and Vivian Waller, teachers at the school, George Adams, Dayton Aaron, Jenny Adams, Jerry Coleman, Jeff Rasco and Kim Baze. Pioneer: Halloweenparty at school is a success a play entitled "King of Kazoo." Then tonight there will be a meeting for Title I parents and anyone else interested in seeing what this program entails. This meeting is just for one-half hour from 7 to 7:30 p.m. The meeting will be held in the library. Also the defensive driving program is winding down with one of the last classes scheduled for tonight. Then at 7:30 p.m. the committee, which is now entitled "Pioneer's Growing Concern," will hold its regular weekly meeting. At last week's session Dr. Mould from the SPI office talked to the "y group By CARMEN YATES A very special big and warm thank-you is extended to both the Pioneer PTO and the members of Fire District Five who helped make last week's Halloween Party such a big success and so very much fun. Also a big bouquet of roses to the junior and senior high students who donated their talents, time and lots of patience to help make the evening lots of fun for the younger set. Thursday of this week should prove to be a busy day, indeed. First of all, the two kindergarten classes will be combined so that they can travel to Shelton to see COVER UP outlined the process that would be involved if Pioneer were to apply for matching funds for the proposed new construction. Dr. Mould advised the group to apply for any funds that might be available; however, he said "not to hold their breaths" waiting for said funds, since Law and Justice grant asked Metal Blinds THIS WINTER Here's a great way to brighten up your home for the holidays, Greet your guests with warm and wonderful Del Mar Woven Woods or stylish Classique metal blinds. Festive woods come in over 100 patterns with choice imported woods, colorful yarns. Dazzling blinds come in over 50 colors and open, close and tilt at the turn of a plexiglass wand. At 20% off, both are great ways to spread some holiday cheer all through the house. Woven Wbods 426.6207 113 S. Second Page 10- Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, November 9, 1978 The Mason County Commission has voted to sign an application for a grant of $18,349 from the Law and Justice Planning Commission for use in the county's county wide addressing system. County Planner James Connolly told the commission the addressing system would cost more than the amount of the grant, but that there was no money set aside for it in any Funds are transferred The Mason County Commission has approved a resolution transferring $12,000 from the county's federal revenue sharing money to a contingency fund for the purchase of vehicles. No true love So long as little children are allowed to suffer, there is no true love in this world. Isadora Duncan All-leather insole, cinnamon or tan. Pioneer would be so far down at the bottom of the 'totem-pole' for such funds that inflation could and probably would offset the advantage of awaiting those matching funds to begin construction. At this Thursday night's meeting the subcommittees will begin to gather information and get the wheels rolling toward coordinating the facts and figures into usable material for the board as soon as possible. Many parents responded to the questionnaire concerning the idea of holding the Christmas program in Shelton, where there would be adequate room. The majority of those questionnaires which were sent back indicated they would be favorable. At this time Pioneer has been informed that the high school auditorium will be available for its use December 20. However, if Pioneer elects to use this option for this year, it should be noted t it should only be considered a .... temporary" sit6M't0n until such time as there once more is adequate room at the school for this and all other programs. Also, the staff and students are still extending a warm invitation to any members of the community to participate in the Christmas program. If you either have any ideas or would like to volunteer, please be sure to contact the school in the very In an effort to alleviate the very lengthy lines for lunch very legnthy lines for lunch tickets which are beginning to be a daily pattern at the school each morning, parents are being urged to have students buy BOB'S Slu00 101 South Fourth St. Shelton either weekly tickets, or if possible two-week lunch tickets, rather than individual or daily tickets. This does not mean that the students must buy a hot lunch every day. The tickets are only punched for each use and are good until they are completely used. One-week or two-week tickets would eliminate both extra bookwork and the long waiting lines. Upcoming dates include, first of all, no school Friday due to observance of Veterans' Day. Then next Monday is the regular meeting of the Pioneer School Board for November. Coming up next week will be parent-teacher conferences. Scheduled times for the conferences will be sent home with students either the end of this week or the beginning of next. The dates are November 16 and 17, and there will be no school on those days. (In prior years there has been a half-day of school on conference days. The new schedule will correspond with the Shelton schools.) J EARRINGS Hobe' Close-out Were: 3.00 to 7.00 NOW $2.00 to $5.00 ALL -q COSTUME RINGS I Reg. 5.00 I NOW 82.00 J GOLD- FILLED FINE CHAINS Reg. 5.00 to 9.00 82.00 o, li, CHAINS Reg. 3.00 to 11.00 NOW 2.00 to 87.O0 JADE RINGS Reg. 30.00 NOW 820.00 JADE PINS Reg. lO.O0 now $5.00 SHEER j.e. Stay... Panty IIose NOW 82 .00 FINESSE Reg. 3.00 BOXED SOAP 25% OFF I Sesame Street HAND PUPPETS Reg. 7.50 While stock lasts 81.00 i rcow$1' MANY MORE UNUSUAL JEWELR Y PIECES DRASTI('ALL Y Kneeland Center next to West Realty Ph. 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Total Special Price--Parts and Labor: Offer Valid Until =44.01 $36.40 Dec. 30, 1978 S-cylinder 6-cyhnder Any applicable taxes extra HILBURN-PAULEY IRD ELECTRONIC ENGINE ANALYSIS Includes electronic scope check of engine; check of battery; check of hoses, belts and wipers; check tire wear. Total Special Price as Described OfferVallduntil *9 95 Dec. 30, 1978 • Any applicable taxes extra HILBURN-PAULEY FORD TIRE ROTATION SPECIAL Check tires for wear. Rotate the tires per tiri manufacturer's instructions. Radial tires to be rotated front to rear. Total Special Price as Described Offer Valid *2 95 Until Dec. 30, 1978. • Any applicable taxes extra HILBURN-PAULEY FORD HILBURN-PAULEY FORD Kneeland Center • 426-5585