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program It was jointly announced this week by Mrs. Ann Martin, administrative assistant, Shelton School District No. 309 and Bob Mason, president, Shelton Society of Educators, that there will be an In-Service Day and Structured Tutoring Seminar at the Shelton High School auditorium February 7 from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Students will be dismissed early so all teachers can attend. For those teachers, volunteer aides and persons in the community interested, the seminar will continue from 7 to 10 p.m. that same evening and, also, February 8 at the high school auditorium from 8:30 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. This seminar is provided at no charge except a 75 cent charge for those who wish to attend the Saturday luncheon. John C. Wilkison of Brigham Young University will instruct a specific tutoring skills program entitled structured tutoring. Those interested in more information can call Ann Martin, district office at Evergreen Elementary School, 426-1687. Never be enslaved While it is true that an inherently free and scrupulous person may be destroyed, such an individual can never be enslaved or used as a blind tool. Albert Einstein Craig Sawyer Craig Sawyer Craig Sawyer, selected as Rotary Vocational Student of the + , with ZONOLITE now on sale! Do-d-yourself athc insulation Pour ZONOLITE over existing insulation--level ~t --and save up to40% on winter fuel bills. Reg. 3.25 • Per Bag Price good thru Sat. 2/1 SHELTON bainbridse, lynnwood, shelton first & pine 426.Z611 MON I-RI ~,~ ~O SA1 g4 ~0 ~~--_--~ -- --~ ---~ -- -- ~ -- -- -- - -- -, ~. , Open Friday Night 'til 8:30 Lake Limerick =ns 1975 By MARTHA HEIMSATH The Social Committee met January 25 in the Pro Shop. Plans and suggestions for the 1975 season were discussed and dates set with final arrangements to be made prior to the event. Under the direction of Don Arnold the new committee chairman, 1975 should be an outstanding success. The next Lake Limerick Newsletter will be sent to LOOKING OVER a rock display set up at the state capital in members and will have Olympia are Worthy Kanaar of the Shelton Rock and Mineral notification of the events. Society, Mrs. Altenia Ferguson of the Washington Agate and Announcement of the card Mineral Society, Olympia, and Mrs. Kanaar. party held January 25 didn't get in the paper (for lack of space). ] What we lacked in numbers we Loca, group assisting made up for in enthusiasm. Mary Lou Nault received the first prize in rock naming effort and Jack Hagedorn took home the consolationprize. The Shelton Rock and rock and mineral society said Ralph and Velma Bennett Mineral Society, along with other petrified wood was selected arrived home from their vacation members of the Washington State because it is found in some form in Reno and California in time to Mineral Council, is promoting the in every county in the state and it take part in the card party. They designation of petrified wood as is also a fossil. reported good weather all the way the official gem of the state. As part of their activities, the but it was much too generous of A state senate bill, sponsored mineral council set up a display of them to bring this white stuff by Senators Alan Bluechel, Nat polished slabs of logs, limb casts, back to us. Washington and Max Benitz, has cabochons and jewelery, all from February 1 will be quiet as been sent to the state government Washington state. the clubhouse doesn't open until committee. The exhibit has been viewed February 7. February 8 will be The bill was up for hearing by many of the visitors to the the regular meeting of the before the committee at 2 p.m. capital during the current architectural committee at 11 Wednesday. legislative session. a.m. in the clubhouse. Two A spokesmar~ for the local members of the club who have been contemplating building are ready to start. Fred Hipkins of Southside division two replat came over to look at our house again and will me be starting his home soon. He tire already has the septic tank installed and the driveway in as well as the culvert, so much of the preliminary work is done. By MRS. RAY KRATCHA Eveleth led the flag salute and Robert Parke of division one Mason County Fire District Jenny Eveleth read the minutes. is also ready to start building No. 4 meets February 4 at 7 p.m. Members decided what they did soon. Both Hipkins and Parke will at Station 4 at Kamilche. at their Christmas party because be presenting their plans soon. The Live Wires 4-H meeting no one took the minutes. February 8 at 2 p.m. will be was called to order at 3:13 p.m. For old business members another meeting of the concerned at the Southside School. Molly went back to community service. citizens in the banquet room. 4-H'ers are deciding to clean Possibly they will have some Walker Park. Club members went finalized plans to present to the around the room to decide what members from their meeting with William Tobler they could do for community is Rotary Month from the Shelton High School electronics class, is the son of Gene and Shirley Sawyer of Shelton. His instructor describes him as an excellent citizen, capable and competent, who can be trusted with any task. Craig, born June 27, 1957 in Shelton, has a brother, Jeff, who is a freshman. His small sister, the three board members, service. They thought they could Sherri, is a first-grader in Mt. February 15 will be the in Arkansas find old eye glasses andgivethem View School. regular meeting of the board of William J. Tobler, son of to the Lion's to fix up. Members trustees at 9:30 a.m. in the retired U.S. Air Force Lieutenant filled outtheircalendalrt?~, Mechanics as well as banquet room. , Colonel and Mrs. J.A. Tobler, For new business hiembers electronics are of interest to The Valentine s dance with Shelton, has been assigned to decided to gotoafabri0,storeand Sawyer who rides and repairsmusic by the Rythmaires will be McChord AFB, from Little Rock maybe get some material. The motorcycles as a hobby. He February 15 also. A bit of fun AFB, Arkansas. meeting was adjourned, reported enjoys participation in citizens and novelty will be generated by Tobler, an Air Force staff Susan Chambers. band radio, and he is fond of the selecting a "sweetheart" of the sergeant, is an aircraft loadmaster Mr. and Mrs. Tom Weston and family pet, a pomeranian. He is a Valentine dance. Those attending with the 4th Military Airlift children and two guests spent member of the First Baptistwill have a chance to vote for Squadron, a unit of the Military three days at the ocean. Church. their choice as they arrive.Airlift Command. Mr. and Mrs. John Cookson As a SheltonHighSchool Receptacles will be near theHe graduated in 1965 from and Jackie had dinner Friday junior he studies U.S.history,entrance for the votes. Irene S. Reed High School and evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ray English, electronics and The ladies golf club will hold attended Centralia Junior College. Kratcha. metalshop, which will be replaced election of officers for the coming by physical science next semester, season March 2 at 10 a.m. at the He has been employed in Pro Shop. Christmas tree work by Douglas Fir Company and by Manke and Sons. Too much weather "1'11 attend a vocational January snowy; February flowy; school after graduation," he March blowy. April show'ry;May states, "and I'll study either flow'ry'Junebow'ry. Julymoppy; electronics or mechanics." Au gust croppy ; September poppy. October breezy; November wheezy; December • freezy. IS R. B• Sheridan th Eliminate up to then we close the vibration! AND HERE'S ONE OF THEM! 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LACEY Page 18 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thb sday, January 30, 1975 Thousands of children's books appear annually, most of them designed to teach good manners to tiny barbarians through threats and promises delivered obliquely by anthropomorphic animals. A few recent arrivals at the Shelton Library take a more realistic look at animal and human affairs than is usual, and point out some fairly unconventional morals. In Russel Hoban's "How Tom Beat Captain Najork and His Hired Sportsmen," the young hero lives unhappily with his aunt, Miss Fidget Wonkham- Strong, a formidable beldam who wears an iron hat and forces Tom to memorize pages from the Nautical Almanac when he would prefer to fool around with ladders and barrels. But when Aunt Fidget hires Captain Najork and his sportsmen to teach Tom a lesson, he beats them easily, a feat that enables him to unload his aunt and hire a more acceptable substitute• Fooling around pays off. In Alice and Martin Provensen's "Our Animal Friends at Maple Hill Farm," with charming illustrations by the authors, farm animals appear very much as they are: the geese have terrible tempers; the silliest of the sheep can't find her way around without a leader and faints when she's sheared, Shel Silverstein's "Where the Sidewalk Ends," belongs to the shocker school of children's verse• One sample, called "Dreadful," is a bloody-minded sibling rivalry: Someone baby, It's rather sad Someone ate the baby, won't be out to play.. heartless thing to policemen haven't got a simply can't imagine who go and (burp) eat Robert Krauss' Mouse," apparent sophisticated first graders, is a about a frugal a Victorian mousetrap owned by Sir Hedley whose father had built mousetrap ("If I someone else will"). factory goes bankrupt Hedley's ruthless management ('TII mice like dogs - and low wages"), him out and converts "We mice must stick Ace Mechanic repairing all trucks and heavy equipment PHONE ! 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