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December 2. 196.
By BETTY DEAN
and Mrs. Corwin
e of Vaughn, Mrs. Edith
, Waldo Chase and Otis Teig
had Thanksgiving dinner
and Mrs. Harry Hess and
lucky hunters were Rollie
and Bill Timm, both got
dear on the last day Sunday.
;or a spike near Allyn and
a three point at the Ham-
dinner guests at
Mrs. Leo P'earee's were,
Mrs. Robert Pearce and
Jill of Olympia, Mr. and
l~ank Dean, Mr. and Mrs.
' Dflworth, Mr. and Mrs. Max
Lad family and Mr. and Mrs.
and girls all of Union.
Hood Canal Improvement
meet Tuesday evening at
Community hall.
dinner guests at
Mrs. Paul Jones were Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Bueehel and fam-
ily and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ster-
ling and family of Port Orchard.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Allen and
daughter Billie Lou of Nordland
spent Saturday visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Herb Allen. Billie came
to tell her grandparents goodbye
as she left Monday evening from
Seattle for Alabama where she
starts her training for the WACS.
She signed np for three years.
MR. AND MRS. Perry Dilworth
returned recently from a two
months business and pleasure trip
to Winfield, Ken. On their return
home they went by way of Con-
cord- Calif. where they spent a
few days visiting with their daugh-
ter and family, Mr, and Mrs. John
Warren.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mawson
had Thanksgiving dinner in Olym-
pia with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Keyes.
Mrs. Gladyce Sherman had
Education Classes Start Wed., Thurs.
s; Basketball Schedules Are Announced
Additional classes will be
eight adults would sign
high school, students or
may attend. Each student
for his own materials.
schedule is:
and Thursday: Miss
instructor: Bookkeeping
Education classes will be-Peening will be used to make
1 and 2. There will be trays. The etching with acids in
per week, Wednesday aluminum, copper and brass. Floc-
for nine weeks. A king and painting will be included.
$10 per class will be Handicrafts would be specifical-
No grades will be given, ly leatherwork covering all phases
will be required by the of this field.
8:30 p.m,
~rris instructor: typing,
8:30 p.m.
lay only: Mr. Brown, in-
hobby electt'orlics, 7:30
only: Mr. Brown, in-
art metal, 8:30 p.m.
Brown, instructor, home
7:30 p.m.
Sell; instructor, arts and
7:30 p.m.
be the intent of the book-
course to give to people
; elements of bookkeeping
t be useful whether they
to take job in an office,
family finances in shape,
to further study.
'material covered will In-
taethods of keeping records
best use; knowledge of in-
and expense as related
and loss; the relation of
kinds of transactions as
to the income tax pic-
the preparation of bal-
and profit and loss
Tooling, carving, beveling and
dyeing.• Art section would stress
water colors, design various meth-
ods of art, such as: printing, mos-
aic, mobiles. Also could include
some oil.
The Home Economics course will
involve some new learning, review,
.tips, and clues for easier sewing.
All projects will be able to be ae-
complished on a straight stitch
machine.
We will process fabrics, have
a tearing session, key, lockstitcil
understiteh, bound buttonholes
facings, and hemming by mactfine,
e~. (This will be based on the
Bishop Method).
THE TRI-COUNT¥ Junior High
and high school girls' basketball
schedule for 1965 is as follows:
Jan. 5 Mary M. Knight vs.
North River; Quinault vs. Wishkah
Jan. 12--Wishkah vs. North Ri-
ver; Quinault vs. Mary M. Knight.
nault; Wishkah vs. Mary M.
Knight.
Feb. 2--Wishkah vs. North Ri-
ver; Quinault vs. Mary M. Knight,
Feb. 9--North River vs. Qul-
nault; Wishkah vs. Mary M.
Knight.
The Junior I-Itgh games begin
at 6 p.m. the girls' games begin
at 7 p.m. Prices are: students
25 cents, and adults 50 cents.
The Tri-County Tournament at
typewriting will in- Wishkah Friday and Saturday
mastery and aim- nights, Dec. 3 and 4, will begin
of typewritten materia~
,|,th~,bji~ketball season. A schedule
tabulation. Ten minUt~ [ ~t e~ames is as follows:
! ~ d~o~i~t" g~nes---capital-
Electronics course
with Basic Electronics
learning how to assemble
kit. This may be a
amplifier, volt-ohm meter,
walkie-talkie, etc.
M.etal course will .in-
copper "and aluminum.
raised metaLpecptes
' ckumacber Gets
ip In AAGP
William H. Schumacher,
Fourth Street, has been
to active membership in
Academy of General
a association of
doctors.
member of the AAGP, Dr.
will be required to
150 hours of postgradu-
Ileal study every three
Program, unique among
'associations, is designed
member physicians keep
of the latest scientific de-
ars 'in medicine.
ir[ 1947; the AAGP is
second largest na-
~ssoeiation.
izations denotes league game's.
Dec. 10--Rainier*
Dec. ll--Green Hill
Dec. 14-vPeEll
Dec. 21--Green Hill*
Dec: .28--North Mason
Jan. 4--Rainier
3an.~ 7--V¢ISHKAH
Jan. 14--NORTH RIVER*
Jan. 18 or 25--Quilcene
Jan. 21--QUINAULT*
Jan. 28--WISHKAH*
Jan. 29--North Mason*
Feb. 4--NORTH RIVER
Feb. ll--QUINAULT
Feb. 12--Quilcene*
* * $
The 5th and 6th football team
has won every game it has played.
M.M.K.-Kamllehe, 36-18
M.M.K.-Lower Skokomish, 36-12
M.M.K.-Lower Skokomish, 48-6
M.M.K.-Southstde, 24-17. $ • •
Grade cards were handed out
Nov. 24. Those on the honor roll
are: Seniors--Loretta Beerbower;
Junlor--Rene' Perkins; FreshmaB
--Judi Springer, Sandi Perkins,
Cynthia Iverson, Dan Chappell and
Jeff Brown; 8th Grade--Teresa
Trimble, Kathy Stodden, Dabble
Brehmeyer, 7th grade---Sharon
Massey, and Tina Brown.
EELTON--MA30N CO Y JOURNAL-- Published in "Oh.r sfmas w ghelton
sF0rT
Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. and
Mrs. Rod Cottrell and family in
Shelton.
Spending Thanksgiving with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack t3ishol) were,
Mr. and Mrs. Blair Shadle of
Olympia, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gard-
ner and family, and Bruce Gard-
ner of Yakima.
Mrs. Ray Vrahnos and family
were hoppy to have her brother
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Burdiek of Orange, Calif., with
them for a wcek.~, Mrs. Vranhos
was thrilled when they ]eft tlmir
'64 station wagon for her to drive.
She drove them to Olympia Mon-
day where they caught a train
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hezeth and
girls of P'ortland, Ore., were week-
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Olaf
Nesseth.
Thanksgiving dinner guests of
Mr. att(i Mrs. Larry Sheel were
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Blancher
and son from Jovita.
MR. AND MRS. John Rebman
spent Thanksgiving day with Mr.
and Mrs. Barney Loitz in Shelton.
Mrs. Rebnlan's 85-year-old moth-
cr was able to come from the
Shclton Manor Nursing home to
be with them,
Thanksgiving. dinner guests at
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Timms were Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Olson and fam-
ily of Bremcrton.
Mr. and Mrs. George ,qteelman
of Union, Mrs. Hihta Isaacson of
South Dakota and John Selvela of
Portland were Thanksgiving din-
net" guests at Mr. and Mrs. AI
Cowans.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ball drove
to Othello for Thanksgiving leav-
ing here Wednesday evening'. They
spent the night in Ellensburg, then
on to ~Othelo wlmre they had din-
ner with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mc-
Cann.
A family gathering at Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Walters Thursday
brought together Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Kimball and family of Shcl-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stanfill
and family of Tacoma, Mr. and
Mrs. Chuck Crawford, Don Craw-
ford of Bremerton, Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Allen and family and Mr.
md Mrs. Rollie Walter and daugh-
tel" Diane of here. The Rollie Wel-
ters left early to spend the eve-
sing with Mr. and Mrs. Don Deig-
ler in Olympia.
Mrs. Phillis P, esett's son-in-law,
Don Deigler, of Olympia came
Tilurs(iay to pick her up to come
spend the Thanksgiving holiday
with the family in Olympia.
Harry Morris drove to Burley
'Phursday to imve dinner with his
daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lh)yd Coot{. had
their niece, Judy lq~rmon, a grad-
uate student ~t the University of
Washington with them for dinner
Thanksgiving.
Pauline Wyatt and Bud \Vyatt
were dinner guests Thanksgiving
day at Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Kellers.
6 to S tb, Average
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NEW CONSTRUCTION -- REMODELING
PURCHASE
6% On Reducing Balances
No Commission Charges
SHELTON
Mason Ceunty Savings& Lean Assodution
TITLE INSURANCE BUILDING
U,S,D.A; Choice (
OUBE ST& ,b 98*
RUMp tOAd, ................ ,, :
IJ .q.r~,A' ~holne one.in Cut
Choice
UotSt'oDt~ARCh°ice Boneless "Sirloin T~; or U.s.O.A"
" ound FULL cUT
OVEN ROAST
.................. ,b. 89,
enr,,o.,.C .... " ..................... ,b. 69¢
S usa,e, "o'o,na,
ChOiCe
MII.O OHEESE ...................... ,b. 53¢
F,r
Shady .- ~t~tk Din:
' lb. 43* ,b. $9,¢ oello, o;r ,.*
= • net " "-., - V~ lb.
I • Flavor~u' _.'~'
OnlY z~
County Fair GRADE "AA"
Bumble Bee Chunk Style
Tins'
Big Roll White or Assorted
Del Monte
lb. bag
200 Ct.
Roils
3O3
Tins
Grades 3, 4, 5, and 6 will travel '
to Olympia's Capital Theatre Fri-
day to see Pinochle. , Standby 3 Sieve Cut dr Sliced Jumbo - 30¢ off label
StXtwothOUsand,dollars four andhtmdredeighty-fivethir" Green==un"--n" .....: ................................................... Tins3°3 $,, All Detergent .......... .................................................. umbo:..Size S4 JL 98
ty
cents and a total of 3,840 houi's
has been allotted to Mary M. Standby Cream Style or Whole Kernel Garden ,
TomalOes ............................................................... 4 T,n 1
Knight for the Neighborhood Oorn ...............:i .............................. : ............................... 6T,n,3° $
Youth Corps program. About 17
students are participating and are
doing v~rlous Jobs, such aS teach- I ~tandby 3 Sieve ' ~ 303 $4 Tradewell Dutch Crunch
Bread ................................................................ 3 oafs 79' oz
¢
era aid, cafeteria aid custodian, Weel PeaS ............................................................ v
Tins
aid, playground aid, coaches' aid,
library aid, and clerical aid.
Remember-Christmas comes every
ear. So start now to save for next ,
Christmas, Join the Seafirst Christmas
Club. Put aside a little cash each week.
By this time next year. you'll have all
You need for all your presents.
Try It. You'll like it,
eattle.FirSt. National Bank
Tradewell Pancake & Waffle
Syrup 3 oz Sl
.......................................................................... BUs.
Confiders
Sanitary Napkins ,8or $1
................................................ Pkg.
Snoboy Frozen Reg. or Crinkle Cut French Fries or
Petate Puffs 4 ,-,b. $1
...................................................... pkgs.
Tradewell
Hamburger Buns Set. 31
.................................................. pkg.
Doxsee
Clam Chowder 4 Sl
.................................................... Tins
Doxsee
Minced Clams ................................. : .................. 4 .o.z.T,ns Sl
U.S. No. 1 - Size
A Netted Gems
L
B
ONIONS
Yellow 5¢
Medium .................. lb.
CARROTS 1 lb. cello 2/19c
Colgate - Family Size 59¢
TOOTHPASTE '
.......................... Size 49¢
Suave - Normal, Dry, Hard-to-Hold
HAIR SPRAY ,3 oz
............................ Size
Waldorf Assorted Colors
BATHROOM TISSUE 'PackR°"
Scotties - White or Assort~Kl~2 ply
FACIAL TISSUE 4 or. Sl
........ Pkgs.
Soft Weve . Assorted
BATHROOM TISSUE ..
2 .o,, $1
Pkgs.
Swift's AIIsweet - 2¢ off label
MARGARINE 4 ,.,b. $
.......................... Pkgs. 1
Standby: Blackberry, Plnecot, Raspberry,
Strawberry
PRESERVES ,o oz. 89*
• ............................... Size
Tradewell Instant
POWDERED MILK ,, =t.
............... Pkg,
Llbby's Unsweetened Pink
GRAPEFRUIT JUIOE.. 3 "GTins°"
Standby Pineapple-Grapefruit 46 oz
4Ti,, I[
FRUIT DRINK .....................
Standby Gravenstein
303
APPLESAUGE ......................... 6 T,n, 1
Snoboy Frozen Florida - 3 12 oz. Tins $1
ORANGE JUIOE .................... 6 Lst
SNOBOY HOLIDAY
BAKING HEADQUARTERS
8noboy Diced
1o o,. 27*
Dates ..............................................................
Snoboy Unpitted Whole - lb. pkg. 87¢
Dates oz.
.............................................................. pkg.
Snoboy Cooking - l-lb. pkg. 57¢
Dates 8 oz
.............................................................. 27*
Snoboy
Raisins
47*
.......................................................... pkg.
Sungirl Unpitted Whole
Dates ,b 57 ¢
.................................................................. pkg.
Prices effective thru Sat., Dec. 4. No sale to dealers.
Reserve Right to Limit Quantity.
Equal Opportunity Employer.