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Morgan & Eacrett
Lumber Co.
1324 OLYMPIC HIGHWAY
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PITTSBURGH PAINTS
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HAULING
BUILDING SUPPLIES
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Little Skookum Unit
Elects Ofifcers for Term
New (Iffict,rs for the (:on]in K
tornl wt,re eh,(:ted by the Little
Skoflcun] Ia.V ()rthope(ih. Auxil-
bu'y when they nleL at the home
of X'II's. It|Ftitl L(HItIH. ,I/]IHl]r)/
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,Mr:;. VV. b] AIIeu was cleF:ix,(]
l)rcmd('id, re])ia(']rlE Mrs, Arehi(,
A(lnlb; tllld Mrs, Hud:-:r)n t)ec;Hne
ib" II\\;V s(,('t'ett[y-IA'ot4tlll'er, [li¢-
m the place of Mrs. It. 'V BiSllop.
Mr,. Allen alld M.r ltu(lsou
\\;:trill F(q)Ft?OHI the TOU I) llt the
.Mn;orl (:o]lt/t y ()i"l.hoi)edh: Associ-
ali(m me¢,ting to be held in Sh('l-
l(,tl ,]llluary 26.
'rlw next meeting will be held
February 10 at the honm of ]V[rs.
F. \\;V. l:idmp,
UPHOLSTER
Your DAVENPORT, CtIAIR
SET NOW
FAC00RY PRICES- $125.00 UP
CALL COLLECT FOR APPOINTMENTS
We Will Bring Samples to Your Home
To Choose Patterns No Obligations
FREE ESTIMATES and DELIVERY
DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS OF FINE UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE
OLYMPIC FURNITURE STUDIO
545 4th Street, Bremerton- Phone 4971
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NOW COMES THE LEADER WIT
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
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Mrs, Crampton I"o Discuss These
Legislative Measures At Bordeaux PTA
When rashington State Con-
/4ress of Parent and Teac,hes
president, Mrs. George M. Cramp-
ton speaks at the important
P.-T.A. meeting ,lanuray 20 at the
}3or(leaux school, her subl)ect will
I)e ella 0|" p:lt'arln)unt ]nl[3o|'tlnec
l{) school gI'OUi)S.
In l¢eel)ing wiLl] the program of
kee))inK the public informed on
it.eros of inlportanee m eonnet:{iou
with our schools thc P.-T.A. is
furnishing this list of legisla-
LAve matters that Mrs. Ct';mpton
will discuss and explain at the
meeting.
These measures will be prt,-
sooted to the 19,19 LegiSlature.
Al)lmintnlent of State Super-
lniendent of Public Instruction
I)y the Stale Board of Educa-
i ion.
To effect this e, hange requires
n colstilutional flnlen(tinellL. Such
an amen(hn(,nt was proposed to
Lhe 1947 Legislature under the
sponsor,hlp of the school forces
of the State but was not approved
For submission to the electorate.
Reorganization of the Office
of (hlulliy Scilooi Superinteud,
ent.
A proposal t,o reconstitute the
county superintendent's office a-
hmg the following lines is being
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HOME
LOANS
* Convenient Terms
, Reasonakle Rates
. NO DELAY
Mason County Savings
& Loan Association
l"Itle Insuranoe BIdo,
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H A 7-YEAR ADVAN
considered: tl) establish a county
lay board of education elected by
school directors in each county;
(2) authorize the eo]mty board of t
education to appoint the county
superintendent; (3) permit two or l
more counties to t'ot'n a joint
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caunLy snperintendency; (41 fi-
nance the county superintendent's
or' the joint county superintend-
ear's office from the State school
equalization fund automobile ex-
cise tax ).
This proposal is being con-
sidered by county superintendents
and other school forces with a
view to increasing the services
of the county superintendent's of-
lice to meet the needs of the new
school district organization pat-
tern in this State. A bill with
similar objectives was introduced
into the 1947 Legislature but was
not enacted into law.
Removal of Legal Restrictions
span the Institutions of lllgher
Learning Pertaining to Train-
ing Elementary and Secondary
School Teachers.
A proposal to provide for train-
lng elementary and secondary
teachers at all State institutions.
Revision o f Constitntlonal
Provisions Concerning the Local
School District Tax,
Constitutional amendment seek-
ing to effect the following changes
in the local school district tax
have been generally agreed upon:
(1) Permit the people hy majority
vote to increase the millage limita-
tion imposed upon the school
hoard by the State: such increase
in millage limitation may be au-
thorized for a specified period
not to exceed five years at a single
election. (2 Require school dis-
trict taxes to be levied upon as-
sessments equalized on a statewifle
basis, (3) Require the State to
provide at least three fourths of
the regular current operation rev-
enues of school districts. (4)
Allocate the 10-mill tax now al-
located to the school districts in
the Constitution.
Safelarding the Investme.t
of the Permsmeent School Fund.
The State Finance Committee
should be required to publish a
list of investments of the perma-
nent school fund and to advertise
C,E IN ONE!
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come/00f00'm
is tke on/y car bringing
you all &ese f/he-car
advantages at lowest €osff
YOU'LL PREFER ITS *'LUXURY LOOK"!
ChevroleYa new Leader-Line Styling is lower widor
racier . . . with new uyna-Csol radiator grUie. Sin01e-
Sweep front ami rear fender treatment, and fleet-let-a-
rocket linea atl around . . . by fa¢ the most beautiful
development De the now "functional form" for nlotor cars.
MORI[' BE,tUIFUL FROM EVERY AROLE!
The new Beauty-Leader Bodies by Fisher (with pueh-
button door openers outside) are true meatorpieoso by
me master builder of fine coachcraft . . . w th superb
lines, extra-fine upholstery and a wide variety of al uring
colors.., much more beautiful from every angle|nside
and outsldefront, side and rear.
MORE ROOM AT EVERY POINTI
featuring lllltrwlde "Five-
Foot Seats," live you plenty of
head, leg and elbowroom as , x,,
." as extr.dinary .sting /;
apace far six ufl-grown pesaan- i Z.--v -c,,?
gre; and yo!ll alao notice that
0tant rea¢ de¢la= have what
amounts to "trunk room"
maJty.
SEE hill ENJOY ALLI
New Panoramlo Vldbiltty, with
wider curved wlfldehield, thin-
ner wlndehield Mllare, and 30
more window eree all-round,
perlnlts you to see all and enjoy
all, and to travel in maximum
ifety.
ON DISPLAY SATURDAY
We cordially invite you to see the new Chev-
rolet for '49--the first completely new car the
leader has built in more than seven years--
and the most beautiful buy of hll/
You'll find it's the most beautiful buy l%r
styling, for driving and riding ease, for per-
formanee and safety, and for sturdy endur-
ance born of quality construction throughout
• . . beeanse it alone brings you all these
advantages of highest-priced ears at the lowest
prices and with the low cost of operatloa and
upkeep for which Chevrolet products have
always been famous.
Yes, here's the newest of all new cars--pre-
tested and prcproved on the feat General
Motors Proving Ground--and predestined to
win even wider preference for Chevrolet as
the most beautiful buy of all, from every point
of view and on every point of value, Come,
in,and see ill " -
AMERICA'$ CHOICE FOR 18 YEARS
L___J
NELL
Phone 777 or 778
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THESE ARE URS ?HAT IliRU?HE'I
yea, you'll enjoy the additional pleasure of rldln in s
"car that breithes," for a eampleteJy efiootive het ng*
and ventilattffg =yltem euoplies warm air te every noek
and 9orner of the intorior-.exllea Idaie eli'--and keel
glaU dear In aH weather. (Heetor and dMrollr units
optional at ra coat.)
THE NEW RIOE'S A REVELATION|
A yearly impi'oved Unittzed Knee-Action Ride, combined
with new direct-tctlng airplane type shock aboprbora, front
and rear, and extra low preseure Urea, 01Yea the €ability,
noothne end rod-eafety YOu have always wanted.
THERE ONLY ONE
WORLD'S OHAMPIOll ENGINE
d Thr-MItor engine )n tvlet too(lille,..
tooetlaor with sit of Chevn)let'a m= ng
of operation and.upkeep . . . thle is IfNI tlml" t
champion engine for relies Nrved, ilitllllldlt, snd
yeanl tooted inn proved,
JUST COUNT THE OOMFORTll
Push-Button rtor for elm-
plmd:, euioet Itlrtlno; Halld-E-
Gear=hilt with 8ydohro.Meslt
Trarmlion foe rnexln
ehitng eltae; altd Rrm Fout.a-
tlon Box-EIIrder 1intone for ¢ioe-
itabtllty and n.d-stssdlnelB
uneurphed In me Chevrolet
loo ranOe.
STOP MORE SWIFTLY AND 8PJirlktl
The new Certl-Safe Hydrimlie Brilell OWe even f,e¢
emmtlve oraKing amion for you ema your family,
Y0U'II. SAVR URn t= MONEY, TOOl
Tlda new Chevrolet is doaod, engin add built to
itoeed your pt!ae and ilpam your poDia_k, foe it
flnOs you a. moso and many otrr In'4itnnt I
nlenta at the lltth
eoonomy ef openltlon and UpKeep,
NEW OEHTEE..m .lilt
A rentarkable .enoineoring diuo
caOlet !n its r, she .n_ of cat-n!
8forlng--Cnt-Iadnt 8eatttlng,.L0 Center .,
ava.y -,nd . Pol,nt.L., lv
n.0w Chevrol.et r!olng aria onvng=relLltll W
oem or para.ei m Iow-oo, momnng. TMt mum s m
Idnd of riding ellm] ana a net. ef driving
mtofore reserves for ownore or rdore imlenelve
illmomr,,.only now .Cn-P.e.nl m li
iu all theee finer nlolopng ri. ultl; and only the
mvrolet hrlngs you Genlor-t-omt Delon it lowed oii
Yt
First and Grove Streets
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MRS. GEO. M. CRAMPTON,
president of the Washington
State Congress of Parents and
Teachers, will discuss school
legislation during a public meet-
ing at 8 o'clock tonight at the
Bordeaux school.
for bids for the purchase of se-
curitlees. This proposal was pre-
sented to the 1947 Legislature
but was not enacted into law.
Strengthening the Contlnning
Contract Law for the Emlfloy-
ment of Teachers.
This measure was presented to
the 1947 Legislature but was not
enacted into law. It would amend
the present continuing contract
law specifying causes for dis-
missal, providing for formal hear-
ing and appeal to the State Board
of Education.
Compulsory School Attend-
ante np to the Age of Eighteen
Years or Gralttatlon fronl Iligll
School
This measure would contain a
provision pecmkting local school
authorities to excuse students pri-
or to graduation from high school,
with no requirement for attend-
ance in a part-time school.
Authorization for the Issu-
ance of Temporary Permits for
EXchange Teachers from For-
eign Conntries.
This proposal was presented to
the 1947 Legislature but was not
enacted into law, The measure
would permit the citizenship re-
quirements for teaching in the
public schools of Washington to
be waived for one year for ap-
proved exchange teachers from
foreign countries.
]Equal Division (if Forest
Funds.
Funds now received by counties
from the Federal government
from the earnings of grazing o]
forest lands are required to be
allOcated for schools and roads.
At present, the proportior al-
located to each is determined hy
the county commissioners. This
law would require that the money
be divided equally between roads
and schools.
Purchase of Transportation
Equipment.
A bill was presented to the 1947
Legislature providing for payment
by the State of its share of the
cost of new transportation equip-
ment at purchase date. This pro-
posal is being considered for pre-
sentation to the 1949 Legislature.
get]Foment for Non-Certifi-
cated School District Em-
ployees
This proposal would include all
public school employees in one
retirement system by including
non-certificated employees in the
established teachers' retirement
system.
State School Support Appro-
priations Requested for the
1940-51 Biennium.
The following school support ap-
propriations have been submitted
for the 1949-51 biennium:
Basic State School
Support .................. $132,764,700
County School Equal-
lzation Payments .. 7,500,000
State Assistance to
School Districts for
School Plant Fac-
ilities .......................... 40,000,000
Nursery School
ReSupport 500,000
creation Su'prt":] 500,000
Education for Handi-
capped Children .... 800,000
Total $182,064,700
• he basic school support appro-
priation request for $132,764,700
includes the following amounts:
Appropriations for
1947-49 biennium $ 95,555,962
Additional amount to
provide for enroll-
ment Increases ...... 17,247,663
(To bring regulsr ap-
portionments for the
current year up to
$1400 per education-
al unit, to provide for
estimated 6 per cent
aP.ual increase in
school attendance, and
to aintaitt reasonable
p0pil-teacher ratios)
Additional amount re-
quired to increase an-
ttUal allotment from
30¢ to 35¢ per day's at-
Adtiitit)nal amount re-
quired to increase an-
nual allotment from
$1,6150 to $2,150 per
tendanee ................ 6,379,275
educational unit .... 13,581.800
Total $32,764,700
NAVY MOTHERS MEET
A docial nlght meeting will be
hld ThutlO.y, January 20, at the
home of Mrs. Bess Simmons by the
Navy Mothers Club.
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Thursday/, January 20,
We Offer Our Sincere
BEST WISHES
TO BEN" BANNER, JOHN BURNETI
AND TItE SHELL OIL COMPANY
For the Quick and Lasting Success of tl
NEW SHELL SERVICE STATI0
AT FIRST AND COTA
We are happy to have had a part in
its construction by laying the as-
phalt surfacing. •
ASPHALT PAVING
AND ENGINEERING .CO.
CONTRACTORS AND ENGINEERS
For Asphalt Paving - Concrete Paving - Road Oiling
P.O. Box 106, South Tacoma 9, Wash.
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We Welcome
Our New Contemporaries
T0 Ben Banner
And John Burnett
We Extend the Hand of Friendship anl
OUR BEST WISHES
FOR IMMEDIATE SUCCESS
In Their Fine New j
SHELL SERVICE STATIOH,
at First and Cota Streets
ANDERSON MOTOR COMPANY
Union 011 Products -- 1St & Cots
RAY'S RICHFIELD SERVICE
Richfield Oil Products -- Mt. View
GRUNERT'S CHEVRON SERVICE
Standard Oil Products -- 1st & Cota
MELL CHEVROLET COMPANY
Associated Oil Prod.,gcts -- 1st & Grove
PAULEY'S ASSOCIATED SERVICE
Associated Oil Products -- let & Cots
RAUSCHER'S RICHFIELD SERVlCI
Richfield Oil Produots -- Hillorest
DICK'S SHELL SERVICE
Shell Oil Products -- 1st & Kneeland
FRANK'S MOBIL SERVICE
General Petroleum Products -- 1st & Kneeland
HIGH SCHOOL SERVICE
Standard Oil Products -- 7th & Aider
VANDERWAL'S MOBIL SERVICE
General Petroleum Products -- 1st & Grove -
CLIFF WIVELL'S TEXACO SERVI
Texaco Products -- 1st & Franklin
LES YOUNG'S CHEVRON SERVICI
Standard Oil Produots -- HIIIcrett
BILL MILLER'S SERVICE
Richfield Oil PrOduOts -- 1at & RAilroad
(These Shelton service stations are morn!
of the Washington Gas Dealers Assoeiat
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CONGRATULATIONS,,, GOOD LUCK
To The New Shell Service Station
and Its Young Proprietors
JOHN BURNETT and BEN BANNER
from the contractor who supervised its construction
CHARLES WEIRAUCH
528 Cots Street, Sheiton Phone 254'
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