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January 21, 1965
Tr x,TON-- AgON COUNTY 30URNAE-- Published in "Chr¢stmastown, U.g.A.", Shelton, Washington
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By Betty Criss Wing, estimated that the student:
-- The third meeting body could contribute around
North Mason Athletic hn- $2.000 over a period of years, de-
Committee was held pending, of course, upon increased
-~k ago Tuesday night in the gate receipts. A scrap metal drive
to go over proposed has been suggested by the Let-
ways and means of fin- termen's Club. Also being con-
sidered is sale of two-year athlet-
Le Athletic Improvement Corn- ic passes for a suggested $20 each.
came into being as a resultBooster pins could also be sold
of interest and of- for $1 or any amount anyone
of help from various eiti- would like to donate.
in the community who are Tim students at North Mason
interested in athletics butare just like high school students
in the students of anywhere. They are loyal, enthus-
Mason. " •
iastic and optimistic. They think
aims of the committee their band is the greatest and
and seating at the foot- their teams the finest. Their
a running track around school sph'it is outstanding, and
and tennis courts. Un- win or lose they come right back
law, interscolastic activ- for more with" their hopes and
high schools, as well as spirits undimmed.
cannot be supported outLast year they wer award
distMct budget Thezefme " _ e ed a:
• ', hophy m then let l f
have to be mm,,,,,~n ,,,,~ ..e- • ~gl e or sports-
nt body fun(t'~_*'~72 Y.2'~-~-,~, manshlp. Recently, the Bainbridge
inch o}'a rol i^Zal% j ot football coach personally wrote a
~-~ xor l~rge , letter
i established high ~oh,,,,lo h.~ . to North Mason commend-
.... ,-= .... :='. y~-~."~, ,-~ ing them on their school s irit
,,=,w. n,ga scnool nas to start and ~,,~,.~m~,,~hi as exhibitePd at
., scratch", and it takes a the fiLa~nb;:i'd~e:~Pt.,,, ;i,
ume, a lot of hard wnvlr ~nd • ~ --, ...... ason foot-
~it,, s ..... -;.7--~"." "':" pall game. The students are anx-
,e Xnr ° o en 2 ions and willing to do thor sha e
p~ ..__ v, . _ now it is up to the adults to do
hi~'prPo;2e~a~v !~l~ can;r: their's. The greatest need now ~s
:alis are no- J'- "['= u,~umL, leadership and support, financial
the be~-~ w Demg p}'epar- and 'otherwise. •This prim'am Will
~ru zor two tennisbenefi "
which, with luck o~^,oa ~,o t not only athletes, but the
• - ...... .. --'-; ....... "~ WhoIe extra-curricular ~x>gram
~-y .spring. ~ate receipts, More im-ortan'p t u~ougn ..... it: wut .... ul-'
~Dall and basketball help timately l~enefft the whole .school
mat~y other activ'ities
by giving the students tangible
as, debate,minoretc.sports, music pro- evidence Of community ~upport
the field is not lighted,
gaines have to he Scheduled
, daytime. This meanS that
of adults are Unable to come
games and even many stu-
~a~able to attend, hav-
to Catch a bus
night games
Only increase attend-
WOuld bt~ng in larger
po]es have bee~
Huson; Russ
nger and Bob Hinningsen
dig the track;
has offered
in clearing trees for
The lights alone Will
around $4,800. Installation,
With volunteer labor may
s high as $2,000.
estimate as yet on bleacher
or finishing work on the
after it is dug. The financ-
t~ for this program
ae reach of the Stu-
In addition to gate
they raise funds each
the annual Student
and various Smaller
activities, plus the
Cards. The past two
worked to pay
On athletic and
purchased.
one thing, they
the tel~nis
ays and means were dis-
the meeting Jan. 12.
Body president, Tim
and approval. It wilt me~m hard
Work and a lot of financial sup-
port, but can you think of a better
or more rewarding investment
than in the youth and future citi-
zens of the community?
HAlbF-~EVI:E entertainment at
the Saturday ~ight Forks-North:
~ason game was a basketball
game betwee~ teams ,of 4th grad'-
era participating in the IKiwanis.
Basketball program for boys in
the community from the 4th
through 7th gradeS. The boys turn
out every Saturday morning in
the high school gym and are
coached by vohmteers from the
Belfair Kiwanis Club• This 4s a
fine program and will not only
benefit the boys but train future
North Mason athletes. The un-
sung heroes are the men giving
their time to help these boys.
This is only one of the programs
benefiting the youth of the com-
munity sponsored hy the Kiwanis
chib.
Men in the community interest-
ed in playing basketball may turn
out Wednesday evenings from 7
to 9 in the high school gym. A
team from this group will play
North Mason later on in this an-
'nual "classic".
The North ~ason Junior-Senior
High PTA will meet tonight at
:8 p.m. in the cafeteria. The pro-
gram will feature "Youth Night"
and many community youth
groups wil participate.
]"
• (treat Ca.r that new Dodge. Just gra t. And 'al
goes w=th it. Longer wheelbase. Better ride (Torsion.
Morn 'gl up;and,git on regular gas. Better ra-
=a e Value built right in. And a much ,better warranty
--B years or 50,000 miles. How about fhat
. " rds again this year (for the thsrd
Straight year). So come on. Deall
P;S. Thls beautiful Dodge l=a Coronet,
{~Om,mH...... I~IN WARRANTY PROTECTS YOU: Ch slut
,~=~"Z"""cars Ior~nnoentlyb warrants ull of the following!! I~ vlta I parts ofrY its
,.~,.~ ..... Y~rs or 50,000 miles, whichever comes first, durin
Z'!!~a..~m~.~/oum'psrts that prove deled]re In meterls |
m.namp WlU ~o re Is I end work-
Authork=~ n--,---p .¢ed or t epa.lred el a Chry .tier Motors Corpomllolt
" moor:*'= - ongtno"" "~'Yszb placo o! business without cnerse for such ps rts or
ti
Io@., 5end and intm'nel otts i lailake manifold, Wos~ ~
• PUmp Ira P , n ke manifold, water
tot--" - nsm!sslou case and internal parts (excepUn m|nuol clu
~.0 coqvenor dr v ~ii ~1l tch),
lind t '" ~" esMft, universa joints, rearoxleanddifferenthl'
Ur Witee beafln~t, REQUIRED MAINTENANCE e
I~inlens : Th fofl0wln~
~ .,._ n~ se~..ices are required under the warran -,,-than u en in
t =,tow m,,., wh,ch.., com2.r,t: ,:
Sndr iff sec°nd pit change; clean carburetor nl
=ts !~R=eve~2 years; .~nd. every 6 months furnish 7vidence of
lind re-us-, I;'"~ m a un~fer Motors uorporation Authorized Dealer
~1~ , ,~i~,..~ ..=z aim to certify receipt of such evidence
and Railroad • Shelton, Washington
Program At Hose,
The Board of Direcl.ors met last received by the Board. The Board
Monday night and have scheduled
a second meeting tonight to in-
terview prospecl, ive architects for
the proposed high school building
program. At the regular January
meeting of the Board, bids were
opened on gasoline, diesel burner
oil and PSJ00. Richfield Oil Co.
was awarded the contract for gas-
moved to establisi~ April 1Z as a
bond electim~ date. At a previous
m'eeiing the Board approved a
$193,000 bond issue to be placed
on a ba;Iot in the near future.
A IIEI~OilT was heard from
Supt. Normatl ScOlders as to pos-
sible housing for students now us-
ing the Chalet buiMing, should
it be necessary. The report fi~clud-
of the Belfair Barn, and the Vie-end vice president; Ivan Holm,
tor Community Hall. Another pos-
sibility would be doube shifting.
April 20 was designated as a
mal¢e-up day for the day lost Jan.
,1. due to sno\v con(tit.ions. Mr,
Hoppe, chat!re:m, vohmteercd to
contact people in the community
who might be inl(u'esled in fornl-
ing a Citizen's Committee to help
I)romote tiae llp-colnillg bond issue
election.
New officers of the Kiw.mis
Club were installed Tuesday eve-
oline and Olympia Oil an(1%Voo(1ed housing a greater number of ning, Jan. 19 at the Fire Itall. l(i-
Products received the awa)'(1 for
students in the Allyn school andwants wives were invited to si-
PS300. use of "other eomnmnity buildings tend. Ed Hoister, LL. Gov. of the
No award was made on diesel such as the Community church, Kiwanis installed l)ick Burrell,
burner fuel sines the County bid basement of the Masonic Temple, president; Bill Bvtler, first vies
on that item was lower than anyroom at the Fire Hall, basementpresident; Norman Sanders, set',-
: secret.u'y-I reasuror, lJoard mem-
bers installed included Ed Berb-
erel;, Paul MeI