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11, 1965 SHELTON---MA 0N COI TNTY 30URNAL---Published .in U.g.A.", ghc]tnn, Wn. hin on PAGE 3
the Shelton High
Will Open wide
tonight and Friday
the Shelton Hi
, g
The Man Who
~r," written by
~an and Moss
which critic
called "as gay,
e a comedy as
seen in years,' will
evening performance..s
he $1 each for adults.
Will be Sold at the
m ~l to have been
m predictable con-
-~ lexander
Wooll-
a man of ingeni-
collector of co-
role of Sheri-
e "Man \Vho
not one audi-
;et in a hur-
l Whiteside
Shelton by
while his
Illy undis-
Cow-
a Well-known
Played re-
a sopho-
a senior, .and
veteran
Taylor, a
los, a senior,
Glen Van
emote, Kay Bof I. Hf
,% Lane Premo,, Ne S~pervisor
ancy Calkins, a
to
c appearance in
0
SGHOOL F|HAHCES
((q*lllilIilOd f'l'Olll pllg'~! ])
lhe sale into the buihlinK fund.
The property was formerly lhe
site of 1.heLincoln ElcmeJ)tarv
School, but,i:; now used as '.
bus parking lot,
The four proposals had been
submitted for c(msidcrnt.ion lnsl
month, but, action \v;~s wiHfl',eld
until this month to giw~ the school
b~ar,1 a chance I.o study the pro-
posals.
The board approved lhe transfer
of $23,000 from the building fmuI
to the general fund.
TIlE |IOAI{D voted to withhold
action on pr'ot)osats t)v QuiKgte for
the establishment 0i" a di.strilm-
tive edncation prog'ram, rcmovhlg
COMMANDER OF FR~'D B. the Rogers School' program from
WIVELL Post 31 American
Legion Oclbert Weston announ- its prcsent location at the Air-
ced this week that Department port and the establishment of at,
Commander Vern Hill (above) a(tdlti(ma! first mzd third grade
will visit Shelton next Tuesday. next yea:'.
Comrn,ander Hill will show fihns The motion to t~hle the pro-
at the Kiwanis Day luncheon posals, whic, h were recommends-
and speak on world affairs. He Lions of the coordinating council,
wlil later put on an assembly for came from Board Member B.
the students studying world af- Franklin Heuston, who stated he
fairs in Shelton High school, wanted to withhold action until
There will be a no-host dinner action taken in the coordinating
at the Shelton hotel at 6:15 :council and objections raised there
p.m. that evening. All legion- Iwere more fuily explained.
aires, their wives and auxiliary During the "discussion of the
members are invited to attend, proposals, Quiggle said that the
Commander Hill will present need for extra space to house
a program at the regular legi,on Rogers School students in regular
meeting at 8 p.m. in the Mere- classroom buildings might nl;d¢c
orlal hall, it necessary to try to rent space
in some of the Church Sunday
School classrooms for the coming
ru/"xcep-'ona" year. More classroom space will
be needed, he said, whether tile
Rogers School students arc nloved
or not.
The board asked Quiggle to
submit plans including the needs
for additional space and possibil-
ities of acquiring it.
The board approved increasing
the salary of the head basketball
At the annual met
lton's foreign meeting of Exceptional Foresters,
Norway, Inc., March 1 at Exceptional For-
U n i t e d esters building at the airport, Ed-
~isitor. Marit
ward Kroh was introduced as the
mother in
and George S. new supervisor replacing Alvin
'You Can't Wagner who's resignation became
her home effective Feb. 15.
last Kroh is a ~'etired army man, a
veteran of World War II and the
Korean conflict and holds a
Nelson and Bronze Star citation anlong his
that this many decorations. His many years
experimental of experience in training and wor-
cast was so- king with young men, a deep ded-
Players were ication to the Exceptional For-
their esters program and a good solid
~Y period program for management and cx-
and the pansion now and in the future in-
not spent mem. dicate good things to come for
e Students had Exceptional Foresters.
eir Parts, they The president of Exceptional
mracterizations Foresters, Robert Kimbel, report-
=of lines. The ed on the past year's activities,
mt the expert- which included a visit to Excep-
Successful. tional Foresters Christmas Tree
~1 n u s u a 1 plantation and training center by
largest cast Dr. Fergotson, Assistant to th'c~
the Shelton President on Mental Retardation.
many years, Dr. Fergotson was greatly inl-
was {he first pressed with Exceptional Forest-
that more c,.'s and offered hope of future
out for the Federal aid as a recognized con-
Used. Much of ter for training of the mentally
interest is due retarded.
ess of "The .........................................
Which was
This
~t rnembers
?urnitttr¢ Ua/k
el. senior
a 19-
By Rod Olsen
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most import-
ant things to
consider
when you are
about to buy
home furnish-
ings is: Who
am I doing
business
with ? Occas-
ionally a dis-
reputable
dealer can ex-
ist just be-
cause enough people have not
found out about questionable
or mis-represented products or
policies. We at Olsen Furniture,
as members of the Northwest
Furniture Retailers Association,
subscribe to the code of ethics
of that Association, which is
designed to guarantee you, as
a consumer the honesty and in-
tegrity that you deserve.
We are members of this As-
soeiation because we believe you
deserve to have the very best
in protection when you pur-
chase your home furnishings.
display the g
decal repro- ~ ~ ]~
diced in this ~ ~...[1~
olumn 11, qJT X
Look for it. ~ ,~r ~,
You'll know ~i~
when you
see it, that
we care about you as a custom-
er and individual; that we are
here to serve you honestly and
sincerely. You will find in our
store a complete selection of
home furnishing items. You will
also find that our prices are
no more than any other furni-
ture dealer for exactly the
san~e item, in fact in many
cases our prices are less. We
firmly believe that there is no
sbustitute for quality. And we
will be pleased to demonstrate
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ROLL
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Addition to the
eor~ld~z,ed
" below
the right to reject
ed
9/11,18 2t
Foreign Sluden! Fund
Effort Raises $ ! "/6
Foreign student prog'ram stock
sales h/ bnsiness placcs Saturday
rained $1~(, ~,)~var(l Dl'ntging a for-
eigu student h,q'e for tile next
s('hool year.
Sheltcn Jaycees have completed
plans for a hcnei'il Imskelb.lll
game hetwc(,n the \Vashington
The steel; sale (h'ive was con- COITCCtious C(~lller Illnlt/lc,'l tenm
ductcd by the h)cti[ American and an all-;day learn from the
Fiehl Services ChapIer, with Shclton City League.
trawls of stlldents stationed in The galne will t)c hel(l ill II~,•
s',l.orCs fronl 10 "t.m. to 4 p.nl. Shclton High School (-~yl]l at S
Other fund raising activities art} ).m. Ma~ch 26,
t)lann(.d to raise l h(~ $1,500 the Tickets are on sale now nt var-
cha.l)ter has set as its goal for this i(ms It)calicos around town, as well
Simpson To Honor
Fire Brigade
Member:; of the Simps(m Tim-
ber Company fire brigade and
ltzcir wives will be hon(wed guests
at a b:mquet tonigi~t in Slzelt.on
lmtded by the Collll)~llly. Twenty-
eight couples arc exl)ected to at:-
t(uul tile dinner, according to
l{oycc Waldrep, Simpson fire pre-
vonliotl Sllpelvisor. Ol'g'ltuized 1.1st
sp]'inR', lhc t)rigade inch]des men
from all Sl)elI.oii Waterfr(fllt phnzt.
Once a nlonth they attend classes
tin fire tn'evelztion arh] P3Hppression.
"This l)anqllet in the ColIt1) lny's
year. as being so (I 1)y Jayc(m nwmbers, way of recognlzinK tim lime and
~" ~-.~ ~ "h( ' , n( u ill coservice given bv these roe 1 ill
J.'rocceo,. Iron] i ~ gl ~ " ~ , 1 ....
..... "" ' Sm mz( ] }h cz c ilion proteetiuff, cmp overs jobs and
Lo tne t~lty s ~z } ..... , ...:,;. , ~' "
I)IA~I)(II'~I) "~ Progranl. " property," sam wamrep.
Susan E. Gilliland. Scat[lc, wa~ Allhough thc WCC te'ml h'l~ A uold .... )in:, i m l -- "
recently pledged kO Alpha Chi " • .! ~ .... I ' ' Y t " ,, .~" : y attora &
Omega nation'.ll sorority on the. participated in Czty J~eaKue play!q~det sense of self-jl|stification.
YVillnmette University campus. A this season, this will bc their first~bouKh it makes the si~,nt, a "by po
freshmanofsitYAngelMiSs Flight,atGilliland%Villametteco-ediS drillS lnemberUniver'grollp ~~ii~~!! ~ ~/~zi! ~( )t!i iiiiiiii i(} ~iliii r~i~)' i~]:~tl~ t.,~ ]~i~'2~
an(I Associated Women SLudents ' o
Representative. Miss Gilliland is
the da,ighter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
tfiW CtlSr'-,01 e t0,1 S
H. Gilliland, Seattle, and a 1964
graduate of Stmlton High School,
coach mad assistant basketball
coach to the same amomlt as the
head ,qnd assistant football coach.
Tile board also withheld action NEW CONSTRUCTION---REMODELING
on a proposal by the Mt, View PURCIIASE
Community Club to donate to the
school district the property it~
owns adjoining Mt. View School.
The board held a closed meet-
ing before the regular business
session to discuss personnel ~ecom-
mendations which Quiggle was.
making.
Quiggle told the board it would
:take a little time to make .up the
'table of administrative operating
procedures which it had request-
'ed he prepare.
6% On Reducing Balances
No Commission Charges
SHELTON
Mason Gounly Savings & Loan Asso ialion
TITLE I,NSURANCE BUILDING
Simpson Researoher In Ghamber Speaker
Robert J. Seidl, vice president f a dinner at 7 p.n . and the bust-
of rcsearcb for the Simpson Tim.- | ness meeLing at: 8 p.nl.
bet Company, will be speaker for
the monthly naembc:'ship meeti]zg] Seidl will discuss research work
nf the Shelton Chamber of Corn- [(()ward finding new rises for wood
merce toni~'ht. / products lu~d improving wood pro-
The me(,liuo' will stnrt off with ducl.s.
USED CARS
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'61 Ford Falcon '58 Ford Sedan
'61 Volkswagen Sod. '58 Mere Hardtop
'60 Olds Sedm '58 Buick Sedan
'60 Ford Sedan 8 '57 Chev Se4aa
'60 Ford Sedan 6 '57 Ford Retractable
'60 Merc Hardtop
'60 Chev Sedan '56 Chev Wagon
'59 Chev Sedan '59 Ford Wagon
'59 F rd Hardtop '56 Pontiac Wagon
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