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'be ollowing limerick was
wrdten by Mr. De nbaugb'S
Sth grade class.
There is a girl
at our school
Who is really
not that cool.
But there is one
thing funny,
She does save
her money--
Once a week
as a rule!
--Desolee Clayton
THURIHrON COUNTY FEDERA4
8AInNGS AND LOAN A880GAIQll
• OLYMPIA-- Home Office
Fifth & Capitol We,/
• LACEY • SHELTON
Branch gmnch
413 1 Market ~uIM 3 ! 3 Raiboed Avo~
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Many of the problems facedquestions from the audience, tie commented that the proper ways to eX~
in higher education today are the Beasley commented that thesituation will not get better, since Beasley said. :*~Z
same as those faced by the nation c o 11 e g e c a m p u s e s f a c e estimates indicated the number of "Colleges and U~,~
as a whole, the Shelton Chamber overpopulation just like manypersons seeking higher education not going to solve ttl~)l~
of Commerce was told by two other areas. Many of the students, by 1980 will be about 50% higher the world," he said,~MASON I
Washington State University he said, do not feel they are part than it is today, make contributi~USTlCE
administration officials at its of the system. This comes partly "Society will have to make solutions. '~aring oi
February membership ,neeting from too many people, Beasleysome crucial decisions, on how Answering o~_Coun!y
said, which increases the ease with many and what kind of services it before it was a .~Udge Gle
Inmates
Drive For Young
Almost 200 persons signed up
to donate blood at Washington
Corrections Center in an appeal
~o~ a nine-year-old MatlQck boy
who is suffering from leukemia.
Of these about 150 were inmates
and the rest staff members.
The blood donation effort
was headed by inmates who had
read of Kevin Howard's illness in
a news story.
The Happydale Jaycees and
the Gavel Club 40, both inmate
organizations at the corrections
center, with two inmates as
chairmen of the project.
Representatives of the
Thurston-Mason County Blood
bank were at the corrections
center from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. last
Thursday to take blood from the
donors. Those whose blood could
not be taken that day will he
drawn another time.
It was impossible to take
blood from all donors because of
storage problems in the blood
bank.
The inmate chairmen
expressed appreciation to the
corrections center and the blood
bank for their cooperation.
Local Pilots
Get Certificates
John Koch Through
Dry Natural, For Me~', !
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Comma Hair Spr
MEDICATED LIP BALM
REG. 39¢
NOW
etmo
Seven Mason County residents Training Course is oz. Size.
recently were presented Reg. $2-. NOW
certificates for completion of a Army PFC. John L. Koch 20
course in principals of Air Traffic son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest WI
Controlat Auburn. Koch, Shelton, recently 32 oz.
The course, taught by Federalcompleted a 23-week fixed i Reg.
Aviation Administration station technical controller course $2.29
representatives Feb. 8-11, was for
instrument and VFR pilots.
Among items covered were
the use of air space, separation of
aircraft, airline, military and
Sunday pilots. The use of
NVA-Aids and how they were
used on radar by controllers was a
highlight of the course.
Mason County residents
receiving certificates were Mr. and
Mrs. Don Wiss, George Moore,
L.O. Taylor, Herb Vonhof, Jack
Marius and Arnold Zwieg.
at the U.S. Army Signal Center
and School, Ft., Monmouth, N.J.
lte was trained in the
concepts, procedures and
equipment necessary for control
of fixed station facilities.
PFC. Koch entered the Army
in April 1970 and completed
basic training at Ft. Lewis.
He is a 1968 graduate of
Shelton high school, and attended
Green River College, Auburn.
ttis wife, Kathy, lived in Long
Branch, N.J., during this training.
NOW
60'S
REG. $2.49
NOW
124 N. 2nd
II
• 426-6163
$2.18
NOW
Anti-Perspirant
O
Value
From the makers
of Allerest ®
20 Tablets
20's
$1.39
NOW
$15 l
814
drivinl
$90 I
Belf
p~
9
spee,
Jacob
$35 forl
Shelton
Selvj
lhelton,
90 d
For relief T~
of Sinus headache and congesbon
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HEAT-ACTIVATED CONDITIONER
Reg. $1.75
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25's
Reg. 73¢
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STORE OPEN: 9:30 A.M. " 8:30 P.M. I
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Monday thru Saturday -- Closed Sundays
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EVERGREEN SQUARE 426-3456
Steve Duchsherer. David the fire under control in a short ~ ~{'i
Rasmussen, Doug Fletcher and time, it took a considerable length cIt ~ : Sheriff's
Reuben Perrine, engineer; Darren of time to extinguish all of the ii "~n'.~[~ert Love,
Bunnell, Mike Clayton, Steve burning parts.
Duchshercr and David Rasmussen, The home was completely ii "~ ,~/--4 ~~Kingston
A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE Thurston-Mason County scientist; I)arren Bunnell, Mike gutted and all of the contents [ ~//~~ FARMERS FFgSslu
Blood Bank takes a blood sample from an inmate at the Clayton and Steve Duchsherer, were destroyed, firemen said. ":~
Washington Corrections Center during a blood drive at the sportsman anti l)avid Rasmussen, The Lyon family was not at 407 S. 1st ~t ..k
institution last week for a young Leukemia victim, geologist, home at the time of the fire. ' t "* ............ :': ...... " ................ " ...... 0"~" I .................... : .......... :" ":" :':"~:':':::I:': ..... jail; Dor
Lake
Scouts Are ,e stated he does not believe The speakers we, Nt; Stev~
that colleges and universitiesby County Agent 1046, St
should be sanctuaries where laws DeRiet. , $15 f
can be violated with immunity. -" it. 2, Bc
He stated that the Vietnam ~ ~
Achievement awards were A skit pfitterned after war is subjected to much criticism TD/~DICAI .....
presented to a number of Boy Dragnet, entitled, "Evading ......... I~vrI~,~- t, Rt.
oozn on ana oH tne campus. ~ expired
Scouts at the January 28 pack Denmotherhood". was presentedMany of the students sincerely Larae Vo felt; Gar5
meeting of Pack 112, sponsored by Den 1. The Weblos Den had a believe that the U.S. should not -- ,7 -- 40cc, -,~
by the Shelton Kiwanis (?lub. display showing the catapaults be in Vietnam while others, which Includin~ ttoxicated
The meeting, held at the designed and made by the boys in are in a much smaller number, do Fancy Guppies elljail, su,
Bordeaux School, was opened earning their engineering degree, not have such honorable ' ~-~ ided 30
with the presentation of the Den 4 was presented flag intentions and are only intent on Tetras, ~rs, Rt
colors and the flag salute by Den decals and the attendance award, destroying the system. U /k I~ I1~ no artl
4. Mrs. Robert Meacham was named The way must be found to ~m ~,~ pt • ~:~. annie P
Denner awards were presented chairman of the Blue and (}old control the disturbances without A I~ II A ~Shelton,
to Mark Core, Pat Rhodes, RayBanquet to be held at the Pack curtailing the right to dissent. ~ ,q I, r, ="~Kenneth
Johnson. Dang Shiel and Tony Meeting at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 25. A Efforts nmst be made to find 1221 W. Birch~., Shelto~
Benedict. film on wild life will be shown. ~ -award
Assistant l)enner awards went ~~ ...... ,~.S, Shelto:
tODannyBObbYwilson,Meacham,Tim GlasseyR°b RogerS,and Fire - E ~ted, $19(
Destr,,ys .,.,. A ,.I • I~ ~, suspe
David Rasnmssen... ~~N~ A~LU~ -:tried 30
Bobcat awards went to Rob Home In City '~t, 1127
Rogers, Rabble Lehman and ~: I ~~fl~[ ~, speedin
Steve Duchsherer. Wolf awards The Don Lyons home at 726 ~ I~~ I'W] !] Slater, i
were presented to Bobby S. 9th, Shelton, was destroyed by ~ i~ failure
Meacham, Ray Johnson and Mike fire early Saturday morning, the ~.: _ . "~SlndfOrfeilTra
O'Leary. A Bear award was Shelton l:ire Departnlent said this i~4,.8 Organic Base ( il~ne 1i e
presented to Pat Rhodes. week. lb. sack, 2 g g z
Weblos awards included Firemen received the call at 6 ~. covers ~ ~n ff ...... 2 Raymo
Darren Bunnell, Mike Clayton, a.m. Saturday and, while they had ii S a,uuu sq. SPECIAL 92rid, Ta
la st Th u rsd ay.
stated that prese~}t~Week wm
The speakers were l)r. Wallace which the student can get lost. is willing to pay for, "Beasley have held that hi~ington
~~ Beasley, executive vice president, lie also commented that stated.
anti J. Reginald Miller, director of studies show that about 15 per tligher education needs both cannot be deni~" '
u ~l~xngton (
'~ university relations, cent of those in colleges andfinancial and moral support sufficient cau~_ .. •
_,~ane, ure
Beasley spoke to the groupuniversities are there against their today, he commented, observation of due P~: ..
-ai llcens(
before the two answered wills. Speaking about campus It is not easyt01~a ,
lien
disturbances, Beasley stated he leaders in the~,,,-
dilb. ~neltor
believed too much was being because it is difficm~:. ,~
~.~szgn, :~ 15
made of the activities of a small wrong doingaga~
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minority of students, commented expired