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Friday & Saturda
Spaghetti covered with
our own homemade sauce.
Served with green salad,
garlic bread and coffee.
ADJOINING THE THUNDERBIRD MOTEL
& Railroad SHELTON 426-9171
IS BACK AT THE CUB
Thursday & Sunday Night
Jam session with
TIM PRELLWITZ
Good, easy-listening music.
Monday Night
"RADIO SERVICE"
ly Shelton appearance for this super Canadian country group.
Spaghetti feed Thursday. All you can eat $1.25.
109 South Second
426-3020
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DINNER & DANCE
DEC. ,31st FROM 6:30 ON
(one cocktail with dinner)
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• Hats & noisemakers furnished
• Beverages during the dance
• Snacks & coffee served after midnight
• Make reservations now . • • phone 426-3581
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bining & dancing to
the music of
6:30 p.m. to t:00 a.m.
Members and their
guests only.
Friday &
Saturday Night
Sunday Brunch
1 1 a.m. to 2 p.m.
now closed thru February 15. |
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Hoodsport
By DOLORES DRAKE
Help decorate Chubby
Sasser's Christmas tree this Friday
night. Friends of Chubby and Ida
Sasser and children are sponsoring
a benefit dance for this
Skokomish flood victim family.
The live music dance with
spaghetti dinner will be held at
the community hall in Hoodsport
December 19 from 9 p.m. until 2
a.m. Donations are $5 per couple
or $3 a single.
The Sasser family lost almost
all their possessions when flood
waters became five feet deep
inside their home, drowning their
furnishings and Chubby's guitar
and amplifier set. The family's
rabbits and chickens also drowned
and their Jersey cow has not been
seen since the waters subsided.
Most Valuable Player
Cadet First Class Bill
Peterson, son of Wade and Reita
Peterson of Lilliwaup, shared with
a fellow teammate the defensive
most valuable player award. Bill is
the goalie on the Coast Guard
Academy soccer team at New
London, Connecticut. He will
graduate from the academy in
June and will be an ensign in the
U.S. Coast Guard.
Christmas Vacation
Hood Canal School District
will dismiss for two weeks'
Christmas vacation at the end of a
full day of school Friday.
Students will return to school
January 5.
Alaska Trip
Oliver and Betty Gray flew to
Anchorage, Alaska, December 2
for a five-day visit with his sister,
Faith, husband John Spencer and
children in Wasilla. The Grays
experienced temperatures from
10 degrees below zero to 40
below on this, their first, trip to
Alaska. A bush pilot friend gave
them an aerial tour of the
mow-free, frozen north. While in
the air they saw a dog sled team
crossing the ice and spotted one
moose.
Church Program
Members of the Hood Canal
Community Church presented a
Christmas program Sunday
evening. Youngsters recited
poems and joined together in
song. The Endicott family,
consisting of Randy, Rhonda,
Rick, Rob and father Dick, were
accompanied by their mother
Rachel in singing "Silent Night."
Dick Endicott played "Star of the
East" on his saxophone. Music
was also provided by the church
choir. A short Christmas movie
was shown and candy canes were
passed out to the children.
Court of Honor
Boy Scout Troop II of
Hoodsport held a court of honor
at the community hall December
15. New scouts presented with
their scout badge were Joey Hoff,
Eric Hoff and Tom Kenning.
David Perkins and David Winget
received the tenderfoot rank.
First class rank was presented to
Paul Hunter.
Merit badges were presented
to Randy Petty in swimming and
public health; Lloyd Haskins in
swimming and sports; Nick
Earsley in swimming; Joey Hoff
in home repairs; Jon Peterson in
personal management; Robert
Whitten in emergency
preparedness, camping and sports;
Jeff Butters in chemistry; and
David Perkins in reading and
swimming.
David Winget received the
citizenship skill award.
Ten Boy Scouts and adult
leaders Mick Simmons and Bob
Aitken went on a campout last
weekend that was relocated to the
lower snow depths at Big Creek.
The boys made camp in over a
foot of snow, warming one side at
a time around the camp fire after
a number of snow games.
Cubs to Sell Swags
The Cub Scouts of Pack 11 of
Hoodsport are selling $2
Christmas swags as their main
income-raising activity for the
year. The group made 200
evergreen swags and are selling
them throughout the Hood Canal
School District area. Those who
would like a swag can contact one
of the leaders in the area.
Cubmaster is Ben Guthrie in
Hoodsport. Den leaders are
Shirley Smith at Potlatch, Barbara
Giese at Lilliwaup, Nancy Brice at
Union, and Webelos den leader
Dave Mueller at Union. Pack
committeeman, Mike Busacca, is
in Upper Skokomish Valley.
4-H Club Meets
The Hoodsport natural
resource 4-H club voted at their
December 15 meeting to name
their club the Hoodsport High
Leads. Excitement grew as the
4-H'ers anticipated the past
history of the community that
they will learn about firsthand
from the guests they have invited
to their Christmas dinner party
they are having this Thursday
evening. 4-H'ers prepared
homemade surprise gifts for each
of their guests and for senior
citizens in the community who
would be unable to join them at
the party.
Kris Kenning gave a
demonstration on, "How to Make
a Plant Press." Flag salutes for the
meeting were led by Richard
Drake and Kris Kenning.
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for the New Year's Eve dinner
dance to be held at the
community hall in Hoodsport
from 9 p.m. until 2 a.m. Music
will be by Kenny Knight and his
band. Noisemakers, hats and all
the celebration "goodies will be
passed out before the clock
strikes 12.
Advance tickets are on sale at
Hoodsport Market, Sears Catalog
Office, Harrison's Hardware or
from members Betti Claar at
877-9256 and Tally Pierce at
877-5788. The dance is being
sponsored by the .Hood Canal
Community Auxiliary.
No Pinochle Party
The Lilliwaup Community
Club has cancelled the pinochle
party scheduled for this Friday
evening.
Great gift for the gun collector.
Working replica kits of guns from
the past.
AI; black-powder, working
firearm kits.
CVA
Kentucky Rifle
Complete
Small
engine
repair
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Colonial Pistol
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Marine Supply
Beautiful Downtown Hoodsport
from
(Three models,
complete kits)
Custom
saw
sharpening
877-5244
Teacher to Move
Janna Kriebs Johnsen has
submitted her resignation from
the Hood Canal School District
staff. Janna's husband was called
back to active duty with the Air
Force and reports for duty in
Texas January 5.
Hood Canal School District is
accepting applicants for this
vacant fourth-fifth combination,
self-contained classroom position.
Superintendent John Pill stated
he hopes the position may be
permanently filled by the
February board meeting.
Board Member Resigns
Warren "Red" Edinger of the
Union area submitted his
resignation as school board
member at the December 8
meeting of the Hood Canal
School Board. His resignation was
effective December 9.
Residents of the Union area
should contact the school in
writing of their interest to serve
on the school board. It is hoped
the vacancy can be filled by the
February board meeting.
Physical Fitness Program
There is a free physical fitness
program for women being
directed by Pare Tuson at the
Hood Canal School Tuesday
nights from 7 until 9 p.m.
Basics in Basketball
Shelton High School
basketball coach Terry Gregg,
assisted by Donald Smith, is
working with Hood Canal fourth,
fifth and sixth grade boys every
Monday and Thursday evening
from 7 to 8 p.m. to teach them
the basics of basketball. All boys
in these grades are welcome to
attend.
New Year's Eve Dance
A few tickets are still available
100
Tablets
Reg.
$1.33
500 mg.
100 Tablets
Reg. $1.99
12 oz ~~
Liqu id
Antacid
Reg. Price
$1.29
Now
Limit one
Complete Prescription Service
We keep a personal prescription record for you and send a copy each year for income tax
purposes. * Insurance information *Refilling of your prescription and doctor's
information. (Blue Cross, Dept. of Labor & Industry, Paid Prescriptions Medicare
Program, etc.)
l-Pealth
Aids
Vitami ns
Skin Care
O ietetic
Needs
Sickroom
Supplies
Fourth
&
Railroad
Open weeknlghts to 8:30
Saturday 9:30 to 6:30
Sunday, 12:O0 to 4:00
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We have the automotive
gifts for the men in your lives.
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TEST EQUIPMENT
* Dwell Meters * Vacuum Gauges
* Timing Lights * Diagnostic Sets
*. Compression Gauges
ACCESSORIES
* Oil & Amp Gauges * Carpets
* Tachometers * Mud Flaps
* Economy Gauges * Compasses
* Socket Sets * Creepers
* Wrench Sets * Filter Wrenches
* Battery Chargers * Oil Spouts
* Jumper Cables * Ramps
HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS
AT DISCOUNT PRICES!
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lowering
We have a wide varieW
of sizes and types of treesl
:hest In town/
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Come in and check the rest of our low prices. Ask your
neighbor; he's one of our customers!
FIRST & COTA
SHELTON 426-2800
Just off tho highway on Mt. Vbwat 117 E. "C" St,
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