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Page A—28 Shelton-Mason County Journal Thursday, Nov. 12, 2020 MASON BRIEFS Donate blood at The HUB Center for Seniors You can find out whether you have COVID—19 antibodies while being tested when donating blood from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 20, and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 21 at The HUB Center for Seniors, 111 NE. Old Belfair Highway. Appointments are required by calling 800-398- 7888 or going to the website www.bloodworksnw. org/donate. Bloodworks NW is testing all blood do- nations for COVID-19 antibodies. Donors will learn whether they have the anti— bodies, which could help critically ill coronavirus JESFIELD Construction, Inc. Serving the North Mason area since Specializing in seawall Reconstruction and home repairs 27 5-6684 Frank Merrill Beltair WA Lic #JESFll'228DO Company Top Quality Western Red Cedar Lumber of All Types ‘We deliver . H‘ 'I -800_-572-3327 g x mm; min-{mullmm iii/immih‘limwmlll l .ECOMPUTER 1 I. No Travel Fees, All" ‘ " Free Estimate ' and Mason County 'for Voting us Best Storage Facility fo’ur gr yearsin a, row! 3270 NE State Rt. 3 0 Beltair, WA 98528 (360) 275—2257 www.3elfair5elf5torage.com patients. Blood donations will go to local hospitals. Face masks are required, and distancing guidelines will be enforced. Walk-ins, guests and youths under the age of 16 are permitted onsite. v Grab-and—go Thanksgiving meals Grab-and—go Thanksgiving meals are available between 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Nov. 19 at the HUB Center for Seniors, 111 NE. Old Belfair High- way. Donations will be accepted for the meals. MARY’S MEMDIBS Mary goes to was? Mary went to see one of my favorite mov- ies ever. I’ll let you find out on your own. Hope all is well in your lives. I’m pretty much hun- kered down for the win- ter with the pandemic and all. Be safe and be well. By CLYDENE HOSTETLER Thursday Nov. 12, 1942 Had my hair waved at Clara’s. It looks very good too. Went to Chap- , ter in the evening. I was on the refreshment com- mittee. We-had so much fun. Mrs. Way’s flowers were so lovely on the tables. We were very late going home. Mary Ruth went to Ice Bowl. It was a typical No- vember week years ago. Cold, wet and‘snow beginning to fall in the passes. Does anyone know what the Ice Bowl Friday Nov. 13, 1942 I I Went to the store early. Sam had to go to Bremerton and so did Emmett, who had a tooth pulled. We were very busy at the store all day. Rained hard out. Doug wired the last of the garage. He and Aggie were here to din- ner. Saturday , Nov. 14, 1942 We went to the store early and were so busy all day we were half dead at the end ' bridge at 10 to 8 and , To bed late and very Live music will be performed from 10 a.m. to noon. Half price day Nov. 27 at HUB Shop Everything is half price at The HUB Shop from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 27 at 111 NE. Old Belfair Highway. . . The shop is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays ' through Saturdays, closed on Sundays and Mon—_ days. ' I Compiled by reporter Gordon Weeks In this undated photo, Mary Theler poses before getting into a car. Courtesy photo t h e m OV S of the day. But Sam thought we should go to Wenatchee so Mary Ruth and I went. We left Washington pontoon Tuesday Nov. 17, 1942 ‘_ Was at the store all day. Very busy. We have so many things to do. Seems we never get caught up. In the eve- ning we went to Seattle and took Mrs. Skene . along. We saw “Mrs. got to Wenatchee at 12. There was slush over the pass so we sailed" along. Ate our lunch on the ferry so lost no time. Miniver” with Greer A long day. Garson. It was very good. Stayed all night Sunday at Sam’s mother’s. Had Nov. 15, 1942 Slept until late. Then out to breakfast. Sat around and read the papers for a while then out for a ride. We had a fine visit with the fam- ily. They seemed so glad to have us home again. In the evening we went through the stores that were open and I bought one Christmas present. a fine visit but no sleep. Too much noise. Wednesday Nov. 18, 1942 Met Mrs. Skene at the toy department. We ate lunch with her friend. Very lovely of her. Bought bed spreads and games for , children. Saw Ruth Ruff Thompson. She We went to bed late. wants to work in the store if her husband Monday goes into the Army. Nov. 16, 1942 Home early and a very Left Michael’s at enjoyable day. 8:30. We got some saw- , . ‘ dust at the mill, then I Clydene Hostetler is a longtime Belfair resident, local histo- rian, media archivist and documentary filmmaker Of “Hidden in Plain Sight.” She has been research- ing Mary Theler’s life for the past 12 years. She can be emailed at Clydeneh53@gmail.com on our way. .We found ~ ice on both passes and it was quite dangerous. We were in Seattle a half hour. Mary Ruth got a coat and I found wool socks. Made it home and had Girl Scouts in the evening. tired.