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High School
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CRABTREE
like having a good
different, exciting
new people from
If you do then
March 15-20, is for
2, will start the events
off assembly to be
a.m. in the high school
~ose of the assembly
the following week's
to announce the
BLOOMFIELD
RT - Alfreda
be remembered by all
her as a very sweet
was one of the select
could find beauty all
One of her pleasures
in the woods, picking
s, blackberries or native
she preserved or
family's enjoyment.
flowers, both in
doors, but her knack
them often left the
so Reinhold enlarged
the garden in order to
left. She used the
enhance her flower
Leonard and Mrs.
two of Freda's
flew out for the
returned to New
The Koenig's
and his family
arrived a week ago
be with Reinhold.
on an additional
dad.
Maker Trailer Sales
business, when
and Glenn Liner
;.were married in a
Friday in
Evelyn and Claude
Glenn's sister and
were witnesses #or
)le.
busy getting a trailer
exhibit at the Home
they temporarily
honeymoon trip to
~replacing it with a
,substitute. They took
trip to Seattle, via
they were met by
Mrs. Fred Liner, who
They dined
is known
atmosphere.
of the Charlie
got together for
birthday party past
The birthday
by Charlotte, almost
before the last of the
could be lit, causing
some wondering if
get any.
the evening in and
wrecker calls, while
members of the
advantage of the late
to get a little more
wife Mazie and
drove up from
with their granddad
Club members
Goodpaster's home
Schwab served as
month.
the meeting the gals
which they have
for 8helton
Elementary
8ohools and
Senior
High 8ohool
of March 8-12
spaghetti With
buttered bread,
e, orange cake and
,~/ -- chili con Came,
~1 :er sand., co e slawl
Ii )lls, milk.
!E a,y _ Pizza, whole
io n,. vegetable tray
: ~ Jaamg and milk. "'
D k¥ -- Hamburger
m_e mashed potatoes,
, p as, hot buttered
'apple wedge, cookie
-- tuna salad
seasoned green
With 1000 Island
cocoanut cake,
your chlld'l
Plenaminl from
Railroad Ave.
426-4642
selection of the AFS royalty and given out to the winners.
the junior royalty. Wednesday there will be a pot
Talent will be featured luck supper for AFS members and
Monday atatalentandcoronationtheir families and the visiting
night, at 7:30 p.m. in the Junior exchange students.
high auditorium. Thursday the visiting
March 16, the finals for the exchange students and the
Olympic games will be held in the finalists of the Monday nights
Shelton gym at 7:30 p.m. Talent Show will hold a talent
Eliminations for the games have show at 7:30 p.m. in the Jr. High
been going on since the first of auditorium.
the month. Students are invited Olympic medals will also be
to participate and awards will be given out on that night, to the
winners of the Olympic games to
be held the previous Monday.
Friday, starting at 9 or 9:30
a.m. there will be a car rally. A $2
entrance fee will be required and
each car must have a driver and a
navigator. At 7:30 p.m. Friday
there will be a double feature
movie shown in the Junior High
auditorium. The moview will be
"I Love You, Alice B. Toklus",
Refreshments in the form of awith Peter Sellers, and Van Fleet
blackberry cake were served, and "Comedy of Terrors" with
bringing the meeting to a close. Vincent Price and Boris Karloff.
Tuesday evening Ron GoDs Throughout the week there REV. AND MRS. Robert Welch, missionaries to West Africa,
drove into the ditch turning onto will be various events during the will speak at the annual missions conference at the Shelton
Finch Creek Road. Ed Johnstonlunch hour for all students to First Baptist Church March 17-21. They have worked in the
responded to the call for a participate. Ivory Coast teaching religion classes. Mr. and Mrs. Welch have
wrecker and soon had the
FF Buttons been supported by the local church for many years and were
pick-up, which had tipped over,
on its wheels, back on the road. Marcia Tomas and Karen the first Conservative Baptist Missionaries supported by the
Ron and his passenger Bernie Johnson both won $15 in the Shelton church.
Young were unhurt and slight Forest Festival Button Drawing
damage was done to the truck,contest. Both girls won first place.
The Hoodsport Volunteer Jackie Mays won third place
Firemen held their annual in the contest.
banquet and installation of The commerical art class took
officers at Millo's Diner, Saturday part in drawing the design under G I Oy
evening, the theme of"Tall Timber Tales". range S ates ster,
Special invited guests Drama Chili Di S d
included, Nell Simmons, Les Hein
from PUD No. 1, Bill Parsons, Last week the childrens nner otur ay
Lake Cushman Development Co.,theatre group spent a lot of time
and Dan Anderson, past secretary in Olympia presenting "WinnieBy MARY VALLEY sections of new hose was ordered
and honorary member of the fire the Pooh" to grade school S'K O K O M I S H - The and other matters discussed
department, children in the area. Skokomish Grange will serve an including the purchase of a siren
Martin and Mantle Olsen left Winnie the Pooh was viewed oyster and chili dinner Saturday or some other call system.
Monday for Columbia Falls, at the Capitol Theatre and was evening from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.Among those attending the
Mont., after spending their three filmed there. A portion of the Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Halbert ofannual Lincoln Day dinner at Mt.
week vacation visiting Martin's play was shown on the news onShelton were dinner guests at the View School last Wednesday were
sister Mabel Anderson of KTNT TV Channel l l on the Chester Valley home Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hunter, Mr. and
Lilliwaup. Tuesday night news broadcast,evening. Mrs. Harold Hunter, Mr. and Mrs.
Sunday Mabel had Mr. and Girls Volley Ball Mr. and Mrs. Don Doak were Arthur Johnson, Mrs. Edna
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Hunter of Shelton, Paul Hunter
Mrs. Arnold Tahja and son Dale, Sixteen girls are turning out
Mrs. George Dank in Shelton. and Mrs. Neva Cain of Union.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson for volleyball under the direction The Grange Ladies Auxilliary
and Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Young in of Rand Peterson, coach, and Mrs. will meet at the home of Mrs.
for a dinner party. Reason for the Ruth Willard as their advisor. Anita Dagger March 8 at 8 p.m.
party, to hi and good-by to the The girls have played Mr. and Mrs. Chester Valley
Olsens before they departed. Tumwater and beaten them twice, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. George
O t h e r recent guests at Other teams which will be playing
M ' Valley of Island Lake to Elma
abel s, were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shelton include Lima, Aberdeen, Sunday afternoon where they
Erickson, her cousins. Up to visit Olympia, Chehalis and Centralia. visited Mr. and Mrs. William
Harolds mother in Port Orchard,
they dropped by for a three day Track Lazier.
visit before returning to SanGirls track turnout will be Kelsey Tanner who is able and
Francisco, Calif. starting soon and also boy's track still loves to hunt brought in a
We were surprised and pleasedturnout will be starting soon. wild cat last Sunday. Also Bruce
to have a visit from Mike, D'Etta Dance Combs, a friend stopped at his
place with a large cougar.
and grandson Jason. Saturday The journalism class took in Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson ,~r~.
evening, we all drove up to approximately $280 from the and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Valley
Brinnon to visit Misty's folks, the dance held Friday night after the accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Charles Bloom field's+
game, which Shelton won over Halbert of Shelton to Tumwater
The kids returned to WestlakeChehalis 73-60. last Thursday evening to attend
Sunday, unaware that Jason has a Pitch Blende played at the the special services at Tumwater
date with chicken pox. Donna dance, which showed a verygood Baptist Church. Later they
Mary broke out Monday morning, turn-out in spite of the snowy stopped for refreshments at the
A fishing trip, on the canal,weather conditions, home on Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
ended with the fisherman in the
canal, Monday, Tom Riker Dance Davenport.
reached for the dock, at the same The Lynx will be playing at aThe Fire Commissioners, Fire
time the boat went out. Next stop dance to top off AFS week March Chief Edward Noldan and several
the icy waters of the canal. Never 20 in the Shelton Armory. of the volunteer firemen of Fire
heard if he caught any fish. District No. 9 met at the Grange
Hall on Monday evening. Three
WITH suPPuEs VROM
1'4o Matter What the Item We've Got it
Home Planm q sheet p,o
Shelving Gutter
)et Hardware paint SuPPlies
pwWo°d Tools Screen Doors
Trim Antique Kits pocket Doors
cork Board
paneling Wax
Doors Buildincj Paper Fiber0~lass
Floor Tile Table Legs Vents ,+
plumbing Metal Paint Cabinets
Bath AccesSories
Electrical paints Windows Light Fixtures r
pittsbU~ Stain Hand ToolS Fireplace Doors
Olympic
Ceiling Tile
Nails Suspended Ceilings Bread Boards
Brooms Flashing
Brushes
Shinqles T ubs pLUS
Sinks ~RNy NIORE
Rooting Water Tanks ITEI~SI.
Glue Water Closets
plastiC PreservatWes
Locks Mike ByrneS
Owner
1332 Olympic Hwy. $. • 426.4522
vergreen
The federally financed New
Careers program being pioneered
at The Evergreen State College,
Olympia, may become a model
for other colleges and universities
to follow, John Finley, Dean of
Developmental Services, said
today.
"Last November Evergreen
became the first four-year college
in the nation to participate as an
employer in the New Careers
program," Finley said. "Already,
several other colleges have
indicated an interest in following
suit. We are hopeful that we can
contribute to the success of this
important endeavor at other
institutions."
Evergreen, Washington's
newest college, has eight New
Careerists receiving on-the-job
training. After successful
completion of two years of
simultaneous formal academic
and on-the-job experience, they
will become regular college
employees.
Washington three years ago
became the first state to adopt
the federal program on a
statewide civil service basis. The
U.S. Department of Labor
sponsors the New Careers
program, designed to improve the
quality of public agencies' services
in areas of human needs. Trainees
were selected from among
hundreds of economically
Conner Named
To Committee
State Representative Paul H.
Conner has been named to a
special sub-committee of the
Social and Health Services
Committee to attempt to put
together legislation dealing with
the drug problem among minors.
While administrative leaders
feel that not enough is known yet
to enact legislation, Rep. Conner
said, he felt it was "imperative for
this session of the legislature to
tackle this growing and menacing
problem and that hopefully we
will be able to be of assistance."
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It's here in southern Puget Sound.
Your island is called Hartstene and it's absolutely
mangificent. Now that might sound like quite a strong
statement but it's the truth. You see, we at Weyerhaeuser
did a lot of planning before we turned a spade of earth
on Hartstene Pointe. We wanted the
island to stay natural and unspoiled, and
that it is.
For example, all the lots are round and
enclosed in their own common green
area. In fact, we left as much land in
common area as we have in lots. We
wanted to help preserve the purity of the
land and its waters so we developed a
central sewer system. (A first among
recreational property developers). We
didn't want power poles to spoil the
skyline so we buried all our utilities.
What about amenities? Try this on for size. Tihere's
a lodge with just about every kind of recreation activity
imaginable. There's a giant Olympic size pool and much
more. In addition to this, we've got Island Houses that
you can buy. Everyone of the structures has been
designed to blend with and complement the environ-
ment and they're all outa' sight.., hidden in the foliage.
Hartstene is a magnificent green island and it's calling
you now.
rogram
disadvantaged applicants for their
potential to reach professional
levels of performance through
intensive training.
Trainees spend three days per
week on the job - in this case at
Evergreen, otherwise in such
participating agencies as the
Department of Employment
Security, Department of
Vocational Rehabilitation, and
the Department of Social and
Health Services. The other two
days are spent attending Western
Washington State College
e x t e n sion classes in their
respective home areas.
"Evergreen's New Careerists
are being iotated through ten
different training positions,"
Finley explained. "Next
September each will settle into a
permanent assignment for the
final year of inservice training."
Thus, he said, they will have
an opportunity to develop an
understanding of other facets of
college operation before deciding
on specific careers. They are
receiving experience at Evergreen
in the areas of media production.
library reference, library
acquisitions, media acquisitions,
library systems, counseling,
admissions, college relations,
personnel and campus services.
"Some have been given
responsibility for special
projects," Finley said, "including
development of a minority
recruitment directory and
gathering data on experimental
housing."
He emphasized that the new
careerists are performing valuable
services in preparation for the
arrival next fall of Evergreen's
first 1,000 students.
• 'This is all being
accomplished at a substantial
saving to the college and the
state," he stressed. "The federal
government is reimbursing the
college for the trainees' entire
salaries during the first year and
half for the second year,"
The government also pays the
cost of the formal education
phase of the New Careers
program, he added.
NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONS
APPEARING TO BE OWNERS OF
ABANDONED PROPERTY
The following persons appear to be owners of certain intangible
personal property which has been reported to the State of
Washington Department of Revenue.
Miller, Georgia, Star Rt. 1, Box 165, Shelton;
Piper, Clara I., 535 Elinor, Shelton.
Information concerning the amount or description of the
propertyand the name and address of the holder may be
obtainedby any person possessing a legal interest in the
propertyby addressing an inquiry to the State of Washington
Department of Revenue, Unclaimed Property Section, P.O. Box
448, Olympia, Washington.
If proof of claim is not presented by the owner to the holder and
if the owner's right to receive the property is not established to
the holder's satisfaction within sixty-five days from the date of
the second published notice, the abandoned property will be
placed not later than eighty-five days after such publication date
in the custody of the State of Washington Department of
Revenue.
W. J. Purcell, Supervisor
Unclaimed Property Section
for George Kinnear, Director
2/25-3/4-2t
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Presented by: QUADRANT CORPORATION
A Weyerhaeuser Company, 11 2 N.E. and N.E. 8th
Bellevue, Washington 98009 • Phone : GL 5-2900.
Site phone : 426-4410 (call collect).
DRIVING DIRECTIONS: From Seattle drive south on
Interstate 5 to Olympia. From Portland drive north on
Interstate 5 to Olympia. Take the Aberdeen Ocean Beaches
exit. Next, take the Shelton exit and continue through
downtown Shelton and follow the signs. From Bremerton,
drive south on Highway 3. Take the Hartstene Island exit
and follow the signs to Hartstene Pointe.
I'd like to see Hartstene Pointe on Hartstene
"" Island. Would you please [73 meet me there
E] contact me about arranging transportation. I'm interested in Island
House living E]. A circular lot building site ~.
Name
Address__
\ City .... _State
Zip ....... __Phone
Weyerh&eumsr
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