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HEARING
Matlock Community
present its Christmas
at 7:30 p.m. December
rill be a candlelight service.
r is welcome.
Mary M. Knight School
its Christmas program
December 22. Also the
Knight PTO will have a
Sale at Shelton Safeway
a.m. to 4 p.m.
Mrs. Dan Walker and
moved last week to
home about ¼ mile
school.
Portman spent Thursday
at the R. E. Bradberry
and Mrs. Earl Walker and
Mrs. Frank Hollatz were
evening dinner guests of
Dan Walker.
and Mrs. Lud Rossmaier
at the Paul
Rossmaier home at Rainier. Tupper will return to Tacoma this
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hearingweek because her brother is quite
o f North Bend were Tuesdayill in the hospital there.
guests of Mrs. Elvin Hearing.Eugene Rossmaier and girls of
Mrs. J. Max Nilsson of Seattle Olympia and Carl Goodbum and
is spending a couple weeks with son of Shelton were luncheon
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Helin.guests at the Lud Rossmaier home
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Townsend Sunday.
drove to Tacoma Sunday to seeMr. and Mrs. Mike Brehmeyer
their new grandson, Jason and sons of Grisdale are staying
McFarland Smith, who was born with their mother, Mrs. Herbert
December 11 to Mr. and Mrs.Brehmeyer Sr., until after the
Charles Smith of Spanaway. He holidays.
has a four-year-old brother. The Matlock Grange will have
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Valley its potluck supper and Christmas
spent Sunday with Mrs. Rodger party Friday night at 6:30 p.m.
Spalding and family. This is an open meeting.
O. W. Walker, 91, died at Matlock Pinochle Party will
Federal Way Saturday. He was a meet at the Grange Hall Saturday
former Matlock resident andnight at 8 p.m.
father of Earl Walker and a foster
daughter, Dena Rothrock.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tupper and
Sue spent the weekend in Tacoma
at the Bill Chrisman home. Mrs.
ROBIN WINNE, vice-president of the eighth grade class at the Shelton
Middle School, left, and Kris Nutt, Middle School ASB president, display the
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hrlstlan f,ag which was recently presented to the school by the eighth grade class.
Time
for
beautiful gifts..
by
- CUB II Midland - Model 882-B
:hannel, no crystals to buy, 23-Channel, no crystals to buy,
meter, 4-pin mike jack, with noise blanker and Anl.
switch, squelch control,plus auto. g a i n control,
speaker and pin jack, squelch control, Delta tune,
and mounting hardware. 5/RFO meter, Sepante P.A.
Drice $129.50 ...... Now antenna, warning light. Reg.
Guaranteed price $179.50 .. Now $149.50
COURIER SPARTAN
- 29 SIDE BANDER
no crystals to buy. Step up to full 25-watt power.
F. Gain, Delta Powerful 69-Channel,
switchable ANL/N.B., Local/Distance switch, S/RF
lighter, S/RFO meter meter, noise blanker, clarifier
plug-in mike and mode control, lattice crystal
ing hardware. Reg. price filter, plug-in mike and
...... Now $169.50 mounting hardware. Reg. price
$329.95 ......Now $293.95
- 1004 BRAND
Cadillac of the Industry, LISTEN TO
~ange V Model 674-B, WHAT'S HAPPENING
nder. 69-Channel, full 25
P.#.P.-S.S.B., NB/NL, Police -- Fire -- Sheriff --
~. mad. control, S/RF Rescue -- Highway Patrol --
mike preamp., ext. Marine -- Weather -- with
jack/ext, audio input Regency 10-Channel, 3 bands,
antenna tune and load UHF-UHF high on UHF low
Plug-in mike and bands, mobile on base. Reg.
~g hardware. Reg. price price $169.00... Now $149.00
...... Now $314.53 plus crystals
Stler, Amphenol, Turner, Drake, Teaberry, Astatic,
Electra, Gold Line, Shakespeare, Pace, Hy-Gain,
Irler, Enduro 5, SBE, Pearce-Simpson, Mark Products,
B&K, Regency, Western Appliance Distrib.
7 daysa week. If we don't have It, we'll get it. Use BankAmericard or
County Credit Union. Open 10-10.
Minerva Beach Radio ....
At Minerva Mobile Village
rLATCH 877-5560
O
O
hri
school
planned
June 17 a group of interested
people from several churches in
the area met and chose a board to
work toward the establishing of a
Christian school in Mason
County.
The purpose of this school is
to provide high quality education
from the Biblical point of view.
The board, composed of
Howard Spear, chairman; Ran
Russell, vice chairman; David
Allison, secretary; John Brush,
treasurer; Tom Barwick, Richard
Bates, Bill Goodwin, Adin
Halvers, n, and Leroy Heyd, has
been meeting monthly.
They have chosen the name
"Mason County Christian
School."
Plans are for grades two
through eight to begin classes in
September 1976, using the
Accelerated Christian Education
curriculum.
A.C.E. is a course of
individualized instruction
followed by more than 300
The wood products industry comprehensive statistics on the leading roundwood user with
in Washington consumed 6.6 utilization of wood by the 567 886.6 million board feet,
billion board feet of roundwood primary wood processing facilities followed closely by Grays Harbor
logs in 1974, while directly in Washington during 1974. It is and Cowlitz Counties.
employing 66,570 people with a available to the public upon -Grays Harbor County had
payroll of about $800 million, r e q u e s t, a c c o r d i n g t o the most mills with 98.
Fifty-three percent of the logs Commissioner of Public Lands -Roundwood volume by
came from private forest Bert L. Cole. species was 38 percent
industry-owned timberlands, !1 The 120-page publication is Douglas-fir, 37 percent hemlock,
percent from state, 19 percent fourth in a series of biennial mill and I0 rcent western redcedar.
from national forests, and 17 surveys by the DNR. It contains a - Lumber production was 3.3
percent from farmer and graphical comparison section billion board feet with a value
miscellaneous private and other which shows important trends reported of $522 million.
public ownerships, brought out by the four surveys. - Of the 5.65 million tons of
These and other facts are Here are some of the survey residue produced, 94 percent of
contained in the "Washington Mill results: the wood and 82 percent of the
Survey for 1974," recently -The pulp and board bark were utilized.
p u b li s h e d b y t h e s t a t e industry consumed 4.2 million Cooperating with the DNR in
Department of Naturai Resources tons of chips, sawdust, shavings preparing the report was the
(DNR). and barkin 1974. Pacific Northwest Forest and
T h e r e p o r t g i v e s - Snohomish County was the Range Experiment Station of the
U.S. Forest Service in Portland,
Oregon.
Copies of the report may be
job plan told artmentofNaturalResources,°btained by writing the
nation.Christian schools across the Forest service * ....
More information may be ..... ..... Division' of Technical Services,
obtained by writing P.O. Box Operations Research Section,
475, or contacting one of the Olympia, Washington 98504.
board members.
Wynne M. Maul,, Forest Washington and Oregon.
Supervisor, Olympic National Posiffons involve strenuous
Forest, advises that applications physical activity. Duties consist of
for summer and seasonal brush disposal, firefighting, tree
employment with the U.S. Forest planting, thinning, trail
Service are now available at the construction and maintenance,
following locations: surveying and campground
Supervisor's Office, 801 S. maintenance. Salaries range from
Capitol Way, Olympia, $2.67 through $4.29 per hour.
Washington; Hoodsport Ranger Preference in selection is given
District, Hoodsport, Washington; to veterans, former Forest Service
Quilcene Ranger District, employees, and individuals having
Qullcene, Washington; Quinault forestry or engineering-related
Ranger District, Quinault, experience or education.
Washington; Shelton. Ranger Applicants must be at least 18
District, Shelton, Washington; and years old or high school graduates
Soleduck Ranger District, Forks, by the time the job starts. Most
Washington. jobs will commence June, 1976.
Applications will be accepted High school students interested in
between January 1 and February summer work should contact
15, 1976 for several thousand their counselors for information
positions at more than 100 work on special work training programs
locations in the states of for persons under l8.
Complete haircutting
for the entire
family. All styles.
Two Barbers,
Bob & Jane Hatcher
Open 9 to 6 waekclays
Saturday 9 to S
Closed Sunday & Monday
N o a ppo ant me nts necessa ry
BARBER SHOP
3 miles N. of Hoodsport
877-9575
S*
Christmas
Decorette Cake
Reg. $1.44 doz.
Offer good thru 12/24
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First
(Next to Evergreen Truck Supply)
Closed 3:00 p.m. Christmas Eve
Shelton
Closed Christmas
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e
Christmas shopping for unusual gifts? We offer
authentic handmade Indian baskets, beautiful
buckskin moccasins, silver and turquoise
jewelry and more. Just minutes from
Shelton... you'll find the perfect gift!
(100 mm. length, $3.80 carton)
North of Shelton
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You pay no sales tax!
carton
No Limit
on 101 at junction of Highway 106. Look for the sign.
Hummel Figurines
Just Arrived! From $16.50
J etit6 oint
ACCESSORIES
A rose is a rose is a msei And these are pretty crafty.
Blending the beautifully detailed look of petit point with
sleek Finesse Cowhide. In glowing colorsl
"Tri-Partite" French Purse ........ $10.00
KEY GARD® .................... $ 5.00
And, matching pieces from just $5.00
For Her:
* Diamonds
* Watches
* Stone Rings
* Pierced Earrings
* Lead Crystal
* China
* Glassware
For Him:
* Gerber Hunting & Fishing Knives
* Leather Goods
* Pewter Beer Steins
* Watches
* Diamond & Stone Rings
\ ~ " *Lighters
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Free.Parking 5th & Franklin
Free G ift W rap 426-3283
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