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ty approves
:e main work
The Shelton City cost $1,600. If, after the review,
fiSSn, fit its meeting
as told by Dr. S.S.
raRer, Chin and Mayo
bids received on the
ia Section of the new
Lment plant had
eviewed and that the low
Was Lindberg
of Lynnwood.
oarSked that the
n sign a letter to state
federal officials o11 the
1 of the contract. The
she said, the conunission decided
to have a total revision of the
lnunicipal code, it could be done
at the cost of $12 a page with
the city receiving credit for the
$1,600 paid for the review. If
the city should choose to
supplement the present code, the
cost would be $12 a page for
each page which had to be
reprinted and there would be no
credit for tile research fee.
City Attorney Herb Fuller
tot Rust be
ma ¢.J . approved bv told the commission he would
:,aeral officials. have a report next week on the
!'Ynnwod firm's bid of proposal.
,000 Was the lowest of Mayor James Lowery signed
received on the pro ect
le *' . . j . a proclamation setting February
.,.COmrmsslon voted to 12-18 as Vocational Education
,are.. the mayor to sign a Week in Shelton. The
l S:Rmmg the contract proclamation was presented by
state and federal Shelton High School students
Is for apProval, t '
irish Wold, a re resen Teresa Walker and Sherrie Little.
)o . ,.. P atlve
k -uousnin Comoan .
tie, a- " y-
• . pPeared at tile School board
ll°la.Reet!ng to make a
. .m Upaating the city sots mooting
tPal COde.
stated the original code Tile Shelton School Board
Printed by her firm in will hold its regular February
euptlated in 1965 and meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the
neeaoPtetoe out of date Evergreen School library.
• plete revision
g)t in line with changes
i law and Court decision Commissioner
to last • s
,, Updating. appointed
urm. Would review the
!1 ordinances passed since The commissioners of Fire
time and make District 5 at their regular
le'ndati°nSould be taken°n what meeting January 25 appointed
Sion. by the Ralph Victor to fill the vacancy
Baptists to hear
missionary speaker
For the past nine years
Reverend and Mrs. Mike
Neumann have trained Christian
leaders in the Democratic
on the board created by the work sessions in which church
resignation of Royce Waldrep. leaders are equipped to do the
Republic of Madagascar.
Neumann, a missionary with the
Conservative Baptist Foreign
Mission Society of Wheaten,
Illinois, will tell of his work in
Madagascar when he speaks at
The First Baptist Church, Fifth
and Cota, on Saturday and
Sunday at the Missions
Conference.
Neumann was field chairman
of the CBFMS work in
Madagascar for the last three
years he was there. During this
time missionaries worked out a
new agreement with the
Malagasy Baptist Association.
Because of government
*restrictions the mission arranged
to work ,under the Baptist
Association s authority, with all
final decisions about the work
made by the Malagasy Christian
leaders.
Neumann focused on
leadership training through
literature and teaching. He
directed the literature work,
which included an island-wide
correspondence course ministry
with 3,500 students enrolled.
Through extension seminary
classes led by Neumann, church
leaders received training.
Students studied programmed
materials at home. When they
met as a class, Neumann showed
them how to make applications
from their lessons by preparing
sermons, Bible studies or
children's stories. "The extension
seminary classes are practical
e review, she said, would
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work of the ministry," he said.
Neumann graduated from the
University of Oklahoma in
Norman and from the Western
Conservative Baptist Seminary in
Portland, Oregon. The
Neumanns, who have two
children, were appointed as
CBFMS missionaries in 1966.
The conference, which begins
Saturday with an 8 a.m. men's
breakfast at the church, will
include a ladies' salad luncheon
at 1 p.m. Saturday, and a
valentine party with the high
school group in the evening.
Sunday, Reverend Mr. Neumann
will speak at the morning service
and will give a presentation of
his mission work at the evening
service. The public is welcome to
attend these services.
SALE!
487 South 1st
Shelton
Parking in rear
e
at $9.119 'c19 ].0 S,, TM a pair. ||) It's not ralnln 9 so she rIOIb/doNn' t
cutting anvtht', I,e] i ne Unlco Sprayer, lit.IS has nothing in it tospray. (4)
Miller L-awn'l'/,., ne gravel 4ind the Tozler's store (.wh. ". e ls pictu .re
t them• /'In vi._ ;.'..:z'..V_tor 40 Ibs. (t The Northrup Ki and Lilly .Miller seeds
"'$i$:/U -W2. Cantroctor )Wh., Barrow. 12n.N. is resting on a 45
__L" -" tnere Is same aueat;,,,, k,..., a Jt o it we'll list them mr you
1, man'! use the DIoTJIon Dust, $1.1A.
Democrat women
schedule speaker
Diane Oberquell, chairman of
the Washington State Board of
Prison Terms and Paroles, will be
the speaker at a noon luncheon
meeting of the Mason County
Democratic Women's League
February 15 in the Timbers '
Restaurant banquet room.
She will be speaking about i
her present position as chairman
of the Washington State Board i
of Prison Terms and Paroles.
The public is welcome to the
meeting.
Diane Oberquell
Further information can be
obtained from Annette McGee,
president of the Democratic
Women's Club.
Shelton - Olympia
DALLY EXCEPT SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
PASSENGER SCHEDULE
Leave Shelton 8:45 a.m. 4:45 p.m.
Arrive Olympia 9:15 a.m. 5:15 p.m.
Leave Olympia 9:45 a.m. 5:50 p.m.
Arrive Shelton 10:15 a.m. 6:20 p.m.
PARCEL EXPRESS SERVICE
OLYMPIA DEPOT
Greyhound Bus Depot
Capitol Way and 7th
Phone: 357-5541
SHELTON DEPOT
Senior Center
208 Grove Street
Phone: 426-2910
Cascade Trailways
The Brothers Four
Are Coming Back
Sponsored by your community credit union
Wednesday, March 8, 1978.
Two Performances: 7 p.m. and 9 p.m.
Shelton High School Auditorium.
Tickets available at both branches of your credit union, Shehon and Belfair.
Credit Union Members -- $2.00
Credit Union Members Under 12 -- $1.00
Non-Members -- $5.00
Annual business meeting of the Mason County Federal Credit Union.
Wednesday, March 8, 1978 at 8 p.m. -- Shelton High Auditorium --
NO ADMISSION CHARGE
lH mason count:l.i
leoeral creole union
Shelton
521 Railroad Avenue
426-1601
Belfair
New Belfair Center
275-6066
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