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R t think we need it." BERNICE MORRISON "Everyone should be exposed." / MRS. GEORGE SIMMONS "1 don't let my children watch." ROBERT MONGER "Shows the way things are." VELTA GEORGE "It's used to keep people watching." in S GRAvEs lere are always,, le getting shot. Loggers, protect your equipment. Call or See Arnold and Smith Insurance 117 E. Cota 426-3317 By DIANE HUCKS Do you think there is too much violence on television? Out of 16 persons interviewed by tire Journal this week in downtown Shelton, 11 were emphatically affirmative in their answers. Only one person polled was completely satisfied with the violent aspect of television, while two persons felt it was acceptable lot adult viewing, but not for children. tlalfof the people polled were concerned that the violence might have a bad effect on children, and a few people pointed to the abundant detective and police shows as tire major offenders of too much violence. Mrs. George Simmons, housewife, Rt. 1, Box 50, Union. Yes, I certainly do. I think that's why there are so many problems in the world today. I don't let my children watch the violence. When they do, they get pushy and talk back at home. Jenny Vansickle, retired accountant, Hy-Lond Inn. It could be for the younger generation. But with old folks like me (I'm "almost 87) it doesn't make much difference. Robert Monger, unemployed, 221 N. let. No, not really. I like the way the shows are on TV. It shows the way .things are. Mrs. George Saupe, retired, 513 Bellevue. Yes, I do. I can't find a decent new movie to watch any more. H. J. Anderson, retired shop owner, Rt. 5, Box 750. Yes. My wife and l were discussing that last night. I used to watch a lot of television, but I don't watch much any more. There are too many detective stories. There are too many flaws in the shows. I er Wegen writes Van de r W egen, anyway. Yesterday, Atsushi made there are still quite a few around. Mr. and Mrs. Sel me a Japanese style one. It sure After all the throwin_g was Shelton, is tasted strange. I finally figured through, we all had to eat a tr in Japan. o u t think it's bad for the kids. It* shows them a way where they can get away with things, or try it. It's getting to be just too much. Bernice Morrison, housewife, Rt. 5, Shelton. Yes and no. I' think everyone should be exposec[ a little bit. After all, we do live in a violent world. But I don't like for them to go overboard on every last detail. I don't think children should be overly protected by not having any exposu re. Maxine Kadoun, housewife, Rt. 1, Box 176A. I most certainly do. 1 just think there's a lot of crud on TV. Dennis Graves, unemployed, 912 May Street. Yes, It just seems like every station you turn to there are always cops and robbers and people getting shot. Mrs. Frank Marshall, grocery e rest around this place when every 15 minutes another visitor comes, is beyond me. I sleep between checker, 519 Grant Street. At times, like for the kids. 1 can see putting it off until after nine o'clock. I'd like to see them have more shows for kids at an early hour. Pete Yarrington, police officer, Shelton. I've been in law enforcement for eight years. There's no question about it. My main gripe is that tile youth watch it and accept it as being okay. Dan McNair, sheriff, P.O. Box 673, Belfair. I don't think it's any different than what you've got on the street every day. it affects people. I don't know how nruch. This seems to be the age of tell-it-like-it-is. ,Ed Doench, under-sheriff, Olympia. I think what law enforcement has against it is that they may show ~'cnes that show how to make things'like Molotov cocktails. Then you gel some kids who make them. Ruth Boysen, county auditor, Shelton. l)efi~litely. There's enough of it wilh,,ut advertising it on TV. Kids like it) copy. Bill Osborn, electrical installer, Renlon Yes, I think so. why. Japanese style number that corresponds with our doctors. And I'm beginning to Every time you turn it on, you Wing letter was milkshakes aren't made with ice age. They didn't taste too bad. feel like a pin cushion. ler parents and cream but with sugar and eggs and Yumi's cousin, one that lived Well, anyway, the trip to see it. VeiLs George, apartment of her activities in ice instead. The ice is crushed in Kokura and' is having a Okinawa was cancelled. Papa said manager, Rt. 10, Box 500. Yes, I very fine, and along with the eggs marriage arranged for her in the if it made me feel any better I Dad,: , do, parlicularlv a show called and sugar, gives it thickening, near future, was here the other could watch a golf tournament , " if it s been a long Very strange. Orange juice isday. She comes and her motherbeing played in Okinawa that was Baretta. II s senseless. They had e Written. 1 don t made ahnosl the same way. bring h .: pgctiv suktors to.com¢ on T.V. It dldn t help mucl . Mr. one like il before that was very er'wheta the lagt-Monday was a holiday here. talk ar 'd eqery fie eise Jacobsen also came or& to check good. 3his t,J,c is the same type of Was. I had the flu for " ,, storv, but they've increased the Setsubun, the eve of the The formalities that they go on me today. The Nakaharas'were violc'nce a x ,'holc htmch. Violence :hought I'd gotten beginning of spring. It was very through are very interesting. Her here at the time and Dr. N. gave is okay it" it s a necessary part of a :ay for a few days, interesting. On this day everyone brother spends a couple days with me a shot. 1 have never seen program. Bul I think so much of n with a double tries to rid the house of evil and us each week. He goes to school anybody who's as scared of a ! started looking bring good into the house. They very early on Saturdays. Anyway, needles as Mr. J. is. tte turned his it is used to keep people iprnunk (swollen do this by throwing beans (it has in Shimonoseki, so always the back and shut his eyes and, after watching. Is taken to Dr. Jack Saegcr, shop owner, something to do with a legend night before he stays here and Dr. N. was all through and about 1306 Olympic High ,ay South. I he Swelling has that devils will leave in the tutors Yumi or Atsushi in what 10 feet away, I screamed just for OWn; 1 feel better presence of dried beans), they need help with at school, the effect. (Mr. J. didn't know it would ~,l\' vc~. I d~m I ~cally think h I was supposed Anyway, we went through the tte"s here now. Then another was all over). I thought he was wc need all lha'. IV has great Friday had to be house throwing beans (dried cousin is coming up this weekend going to faint there for a wh~le. It potcmi:d. I d~m't see why we was the trip to soybeans which are more like from Fu kuoka Yumi's didn't hurt at all, but my arm is a need thevi,dence. medicine Dr. little nuts than anything else) grandmother, the one that lives little stiff now. But at least it rne Works, but he pretty hard to as bad as What makes it me here doesn't but in powders, Swallow it. It and it takes taste out don't know ,r taking I should be a rnilkshake for SOmetime. in Japan, both inside, and through every window and door. Along with this, of course, we said the appropriate words, telling the evil to go outside and the good to come inside. This throwing of beans raised a few problems. Atsushi and Nobuyasu got in a hean fight, and Papa discovered that his bed, along with the pockets of shirts and slacks, were all filled with beans. Even though a considerable amount of time has been spent cleaning them up, they are very little and completely round and roll everywhere, so %' /.. • ;I • ( ' t , ,,' i ,"// ;" with us, is sick, so she has gone to stay in Kokura with Mr. Hatajima's sister for a while cuz it's closer to her doctor and Mama has her hands full with people at this point. Not so much with people who are living here, but with visitors. One thing about being a Rotary exchange student to a club that is mostly doctors is that if you happen to get sick they all feel it's their duty to come and personally check on you to see that you aren't dying or something. It's ridiculous. How anyone is supposed to get some • / When unexpected expenses wash away your nest egg, see the hometown bank. After all, there's a branch nearby. Sound National Bank The hometown bank \ Member F.D.I.C. evened me up. The last couple have been in the other arm. Dr. N's verdict is the medicine is working. 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