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this display on 1, 2 and 3-stage rockets in
ice fair held by North Mason schools last week.
exhibit are Loren Chilton, Gene Huguenin
ard.
ANNA BLAKEFIELD looks at a science fair exhibit entitled
"Regeneration" entered by Dan Lane.
EVERGREENS is the title of this entry in
fair made by Rick Anderson, being viewed
GALLS
TERMED 'one of the entries requiring the most work' by
teacher John Esarey was this exhibit on galls by Susan
Anderson being viewed by Karen Raney.
anlendmenls to the
Act allow many
residents to e.rn
,,ore losing any of
ty payments,
• A. Skinner,
Ympia office.
CUrity beneficiary
all monthly
calendar year
ea.rnin gs froln
self'empluyment
2,100. If he earns
will lose one
l\)r each two
nluch me
is entitled
any month in
over $175
SUbstantial
Ynlent
Save.
'rance
Good
url
an
aln
Skinner reminded
beneficiaries that the limitation
was $1,680 during 1972 and thal
beneficiaries who earned over
$1,680 should file :in anmtal
report with the Soci:d Security
Adminisllation prior to April 15,
1973. These limitations apply
only to earned income, not to
income from rentals, interest, or
other itwest meats
Additional inl'onrlation can be
obtained by phoning the social
security ut'l]cc at 943-7200.
The 1st Annual Mobile Home & Recreational
Vehicle Show, March 21-25, 1-9 p.m. daily
Puyallup Fairgrounds Pierce County
. .0.r e
* Inside * Heated .
* Variety of Travel Modes Free
*. Low Cost Quality Housing Parking
* Accessories
* Campsite Information
* Financial Information
SPONSORED BY:
THE WASHINGTON
MOBILE HOME & RECREATIONAL VEHICLE ASSOCIATION
According to Wynne Maule,
supervisor of the Olympic
National Forest, two public
meetings will be held concerning
the proposed Olympic National
Forest five-year timber sale action
plan. The meetings are being held
to afford the general public an
opportunity to review this plan
and offer comments before the
plan is finalized.
The first meeting will be held
between 2 p.m. and 9 p.m. March
17 south of Highway I01 at the
Peninsula College cafeteria which
can be reached by way of Race
Street then Lauridsen. The route
is signed. Peninsula College is
located m Port Angeles.
The second meeting is
scheduled for March 22 from 7
p.m. to 10 p.m. in the National
Honor roll announced
By TERRI SIEVERT
March 8 all boys who finished
basketball went to Tacoma to
watch the basketball teams which
went to state.
March 9 tire semors had a
dance. Also March 9 report cards
came out. The honor roll is as
follows:
Seniors. Beth Brehmeyer, Tim
Trinrble, Randy Reeve, ('oleen
Graham, Sherry McPherson,
Becky Brehmeyer and Dennis
Norwood.
Juniors, Naa, na Frodsham,
Terri Sievert, Karen Lillie, Steve
Chappell and Darl Goldy.
Sophmores, Diana Cook and
Lorri Trimble.
Freshnren, Lori Painter and
Ira Brehmeyer.
Eighlh grade, Patsy Crahtree,
Tammy West and Sue Cargile.
Seventh grade, Paula Reeve
and Gale Dick.
Bank of Commerce auditorium,
1 O0 North Broadway in
Aberdeer~. This meeting wilt cover
Quinault Ranger District
proposals.
Both mcelings will be
conducted on the open house
format and the public is invited to
stop by any time during the
period of 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. in Port
Angeles and anytime during the
period 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. during
the Aberdeen nreeting.
Separate displays will be set
up for each ranger district with
district personnel available for
answering questions. Copies of
brochures providing basic
information and approximate
locations of sales planned for the
next five years have been mailed
to individuals and groups who
have previously expressed an
interest. Additional copies of the
brochure will be available at the
door. Tire forest service is asking
people whoalready have received a
brochure to bring them it) the
meeting.
rl
Public comment on tlre
proposed program will be
accepted until Marcia 30 at which
time the input ~;~I be evaluated
and the five year action plan
program finalized.
Graduates
Chuck Chamblin, Shelton,
has zraduated from Marine Corps
Re. ruit Training in San Diego,
California. Chuck is currently
home on leave prior to attending
the aviation machinist mate
engineering school at the Naval
training center in Memphis,
Tennessee.
While in school, Chuck will
learn about jet aircraft engines
and all the complexities of
modern Marine Corps aircraft.
Private Chamblin enlisted in the
Marine Corps November 27 for
four years. Before enlisting,
Chuck had attended Shelton High
School.
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An improved environment, along with a strong economy for your
family and the community, have guided Simpson Timber Company's
policy since 1890. Management of the forest lands to assure a
continuous crop, while protecting the environment continues to be our
goa I.
Projects, both completed and in progress, are improving
every phase of Mason County's environment.
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Since the pioneer days of logging, and until last fall,
Shelton's Oakland Bay has been used for sorting,
scaling, storing, and movement of logs into the
sawmills on its shore. Sodden bark and log debris
settled in the bay and floated to its surface, In the
above photo the old unloading method sends the logs
crashing into the bay.
It
The log sort area is one of the major efforts
implemented by Simpson Timber Company to protect
the water ecology. Logs formerly railroaded directly
to Oakland Bay now go to the 123-acre log sort area
7 miles west of Shelton, where they are handled and
sorted into bundles. From there they are hauled to
Shelton and gently lowered by a new bridge crane into
the log storage with the debris left behind for
disposal. All but a 30-day log supply is now stored at
the log sort area, and the bundles that are stored in
the bay take much less space.
Founded in 1890
Shelton
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