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i00chool Christmas
[RMEN YATES
ere will be one very big
ce in this year's Pioneer
0#A as program. In order to
p^g !sufficient roonl to seal
,,, e who wishes to attend,
t Ibe held in Shelton at tile
111 !ehool in the auditoritnn
,. year. Both the
.--.Stration and the staff as
011]Ll the students and their
, hope this arrangement
,ml temporary and with
a
little lilt of luck perhaps ,.lilt day
in the nol too distant future
there will be rtotn for lhJs and
others once again at Pioneer.
There are to be some special
guests at this year's prograln.
The program will hegin at 7:30
p.m. l)ccembcr 20.
The huilding committee has a
ctmlesl in progress and is open
to anyone in tile constantly
who wishes to participate. It is
to come up with a novel, witty,
program to be held
and/or unique etc. slogan for the
UlCuming bond issue. The
wimler and Iheir family will bc
treated It) a dinner out on lhe
IoWll. This is being sponsored hy
the Pioneer P.T.O. The deadline
is Friday.
Friends and ncighl)ors ,<.ft" a
former resident of this
connnunity attended a memorial
service on Tuesday night of lhis
week. The memorial service was
for Jack Toullinson wilt)along
00!ag pole now has yule
,100coration on the top
I!N CLaW
'e tall flagpole in Bob
/'lYard at Ayock Point has
2" tleome the center of much
0n for another reason than
0flags and serving as a
tk for boaters. Over the
i|ekend, Bob hoisted a
|lighted framed star to the
,,,f the pole. It has been
d that cars are pulling off
ad at Jorstad Creek
!.,0Unds to view the star
..aPPears to be floating over
',al. Needless to say, all of
tighbors are enjoying this
|
00loline prices
.100aining, stable
P'te a general feeling of shortages
;ir, tainty about rumored the
l[ me shortages and price not
,1, the Auto Club of
Pons (A,A) Christmas
lqew Years Fuel Gauge
'd prices as of December 8,
new attraction which lights up were present to offer
the sky to herald the holiday congratulations and to take turns
season, holding Kerri Ann. The Wood's
Mrs. Gary Wood (Kathy) and son, Kenny, a first grade student,
new daughter, Kcrri Ann, were was also in attendance and
hosted by Ayock neighbors at a helped his mother display the
baby shower last Saturday gifts.
afternoon. Mrs. Margaret Richter, Mr. and Mrs. John Albinger
Mrs. Myra Braden, Mrs. Lillian were visiting at Ayock Beach
Runge, Mrs. Dorothy Burroughs, from Los Angeles. Mrs.
Mrs. Barbara Krise, Mrs. Margaret Albinger's family, the Charles
Theobald, Mrs. Delpha Cooks, have owned a summer
Robertson, Mrs. Evelyn Stein, home on the canal at Ayock for
Mrs. Phloda Scab, Mrs. Joyce a number of years.
Fields, Mrs. Dolly Bardell and To many, the mention of a
special guest, Mrs. Charlene player piano brings happy
Albinger and Mrs. Maxine Claw memories of unique piano
sounds, old times, family sings
and gripping the special hand
hold - very tightly, as one
pumps the bellows for dear life.
The Bob Steins and the Bob
Krises both have player pianos.
of unleaded gasoline, Last Friday evening the Krises
the Auto Club advises motorists invited singing neighbors to
to panic. It is the club's enjoy a chili supper, memories,
judgment that shortages will be and to take turns pumping out
isolated, and short in duration, many old favorites.
Gifts Ceramics
I
Macrame
Everything
in stock
.ow 25% o,,
All items handmade,
handcrafted, handpainted.
,|tnlained stable since the
i,,| t last survey was conducted
t l ! to the Thanksgiving
I
lid.
average price of a gallon
lar gas purchased at a
,trice pump remained at
rits per gallon. Premium
t at the full-service pumps
eed at 77.5 cents a 'gal'lon
average price recorded
ealber. Unleaded grades of
/ actually dropped a
I a gallon showing an
Iprice of 75.5 cents per
I+down from 76.8 in
r.
looking for bargain
will be utilizing
outlets. The Auto
showed regular gas
self.service island was
66.9 cents a gallon,
at 73.4 cents per gallon
at 68.9 cents per
The Arcadia Road Bridge is open again
Open 10 a.rn -6 p.m.
Lynn Wilson Phone 426.tt 75.
Located IV2 miles ql..+S"
out Arcadia Road
.... Rt. 3, Box76, Shelton IHI\\;:\%
premium and unleaded
at the self-service pumps
penny a gallon off the
since the November
was conducted.
possible spot
LECTRICAL CUSTOMERSI
i Mason County PUD No; 3 is asking.electrical
I!ustomers to reduce their usage this Sunday
(becember_ 17) to help prevent outages. The re-
/%ction mn power consumption is necessary for
ergizing the new Mountain View substation,
will relieve the growing electrical load in
Shelton area and will provide more reliable
ce.
.... If the demand for power is too great at
t! time the new facility is brought on the line,
t load will not hold and there could be out-
Iges. Accordingly, customers south of the Bel-
ir and Lake Cushman areas are asked to elimi-
ate all non-essential electrical activities from
a.m. on Sunday until 5 p.m. Your cooperation
Villi be appreciated.
Mason County PUD No. 3
with his wife, Joanne and then
IWO St)llS ;.llld Iwo daughlcrs
made their home ill tile Agate
area for six years. The nlenlorJal
service was held al the Faith
l+ulhcran ('hurch in Shelton. The
funeral was held in Thousal)d
Oaks, California, where tile
family was making their home at
the time of Jack's death. Sincere
wishes of sympathy are e,xlended
to Jack's wife and family I+Lom
friends and neighbors of this
coInlllUllily.
Friday the Tifilberland
Library will bring a Christmas
puppet show to Pioneer School.
There will be tWO performances,
one in the morning and une in
the afternoon. This will enable
both kindergarten classes to
enjoy the special treat and also
enable the remainder of Ihe
classes to bc divided, making I'ol
less crowding in the gym too.
This week Pioneer students
are pL-ivileged It) have a visiting
artist in their nnidst. She is
Donna I Iowell and is SpOllsored
by thc Washington Stale ('ultural
lmri/:hment Irogranl. This week
fronl Monday through Thursday
she is working wilh fou,th and
sixth glade students in many
various mediums to inspire
creativity in tile sludenls.
Attention parents: when you
send a note to school to excuse
the absence of your child, please
be sine to 1), sign both you,
first and last name (not just
initials): 2) the full name of the
student lu be excused, and last
but not least, 3) the name of tile
studeut's teacher. Without this
information it is somelinres
virtually impossible to fulfill yet
anal her of tile state's many,
man) requirements. And yonr
cooperation in Ihis matter are
both noted and appreciated by
the olTJce slall.
FDIC
Hood Canal School Lunch Menu
December 18-22
Monday: Tomato soup, toasted cheese sandwich, vegetable
sticks, fruit, cookie, milk.
Tuesday: Cold turkey sandwich, orange juice, jello with fruit,
ice cream, milk.
Wednesday: Spaghetti, buttered roll, green beans, fruit, milk.
Thursday: Wiener on a bun, french fries, fruit, cookie, milk.
Friday: No school.
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