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March 20, 1975     Shelton Mason County Journal
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ray belief that tile Ten are incomplete. be all eleventh and that should and cherish thy Rick Biah)ck, sra Coordinator at Corrections Center, statement upon the Mason County Festival. County Youth will be held during Oath of May. Bialock levy the Pioneer School regular March after the levy atthe polls. A Its came of the district, those who had and those who to same. It was u e with plenty of controversy. But all Superintendent, Bill the three members good control Although the "bing" • Teuling will Shelton for a services at the Church, 5th was here several Will be March The week night begin at 7:30 p.m. Services at 7 p.m. service will be High School Watch 10:00 a.m. & 10:00 p.m. Sunday Services are under of the "Ding" Committee Shelton explained that the festival will be an annual event. "Tile festival is designed to provide activity and functions for tile entire family, fun for parents and children alike; the difference being that parents and children can enjoy it together," he said. The youth festival is still in the planning phase, Bialock said. "Anyone who is interested in being involved in the planning and organization of the festival is most welcome." Call 426-3127 or 426-2753 for further information. Next week the king and queen of the month-long festival will be announced. The king and queen will ride on the youth festival float in the Forest Festival Parade. "This event will be a major effort to raise money for the Youth Service Agency," Bialock said. "We have projected as our goal $2,500. 1 feel we will far surpass that amount. "In April schedules of youth festival activities will be circulated iscusse meeting lasted until around midnight, the two sides never reached a solution. With the exception of signing the vouchers, the board voted to postpone the rest of the business on the agenda until the next regular board meeting. March 18 was the date set for a new committee to be formed to try and come up with a recommendation to the board of "where to go now." Tomorrow, Friday, the sixth grade class with Bert Miller and a few parents will spend the day on the oceanographic boat, "Pagan." The students have been eagerly anticipating this trip since they began studying oceanography a few weeks ago. Since the kids earn the funds for the trip themselves, they appreciate the opportunity so much more. There will be an early dismissal Friday, March 21, which will be the official beginning of spring vacation. The kids and staff will have nine days to call their very own. The Heaithmobile will be at the school March 25 during spring vacation Week. ttours for this public service, which is available to all members of the community, are from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Rests on people The best government rests on the people, and not on the few, on persons and not on property, on the free development of public opinion and not on authority. George Bancroft Liberty Every citizen may freely speak, write or print on any subject, being responsible for the abuse of that liberty. State of Pennsylvania throughout Mason County. If you are interested in putting on a play or participating in a talent show, please contact me or the numbers listed above. Any ideas or suggestions will be appreciated," he continued. The film, "Children in Trouble," will be shown at the third community meeting to discuss the development of the Mason County Youth Authority. The meeting will be held next Tuesday evening at 7:30 at Evergreen Elementary School, 8th and Pine in Shelton. "Children in Trouble" is an enlightening film documenting the destructive effects of the juvenile justice system on children, Bialock said, The film will be offered as part of the program for the community meeting out of which will come the development of a Youth Service Agency. The meeting scheduled for Tuesday evening is the third in a series of community .meetings. Bialock said, "The involvement of this community in the 'development of the proposed Youth Service Agency has steadily grown We are progressing towards actualizing our goal. I have been in direct contact with many people who will get involved in some way when they see that this agency is providing a needed service. "It is unfortunate that we ROSS HAFFNER formerly with Capitol Investments in Olympia Now at Professional Realty Office Building Experienced in Real Estate investing, tax sheltering, estate building and land sales. Call for an analysis of your income property. Ross Haffner Realty 7th & Ra'ilroad Avenue, 426-3361. Home 426-54! 8. • • s Roger Easton slates program must prove ourselves to this for rockhounds community but I believe l understand why this is true. Mason County has had several bad experiences with programs for young people. What I am suggesting is a totally different concept, it is the people who are on the fence who can assure the success of this project." Bialock said he is sure that by January of 1976 this community will have a Youth Service Agency. Mason County Youth Month during the month of May will be an annuM event and it will signify the beginning of "our drive to demonstrate the physical, the psychological, and the spiritual needs of our youth." Bialock said, "If you are unsure but interested, come to the meeting or call 426-312Z Learn what we are proposing. I am not selling an idea, I'm selling a better quality of life." Social cancelled The monthly social night scheduled for March 28 in the Senior Center has been cancelled. The event will be held as usual in April. Roger Easton of Olympia will bring a program on local geological formations of interest to rockhounds to next Thursday's meeting of Shelton Rock and Mineral Society to be held at 7:30 p.m. in the PUD auditorium. Dick Schnettler will preside at the business meeting. Refreshments will be served and the public is welcome to attend. On Sunday, 13 members of the club traveled to the Adna area for a field trip under the direction of field trip chairman "Porky" Height. Several pieces of cornelian agate were dug during periods of rain, snow and sunshine. Club meets North-South winners at the Monday evening meeting of Shelton Bridge Club were Bob and Rose Quimby, Tom Halpin and Mary Ann Brunswig, Howard and Dorothy Holt. East-West winners were Joe Snyder and Lynn Rust, Terry Knudsen and Betty Swift, Rachel Smith and Rex Umphenour. 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The performance of the Healthboat Pilot Project will enable the evaluation committee to determine the feasibility of utilizing boats in lieu of motor vehicles for health services in appropriate conditions. Planning and arranging have been accomplished by Madge and Wee Whitener and many Kamilche area volun teers. Swallow and digest A man must not swallow more beliefs than he can digest. Havelock Ellis Husqvarna SAEGER MOTOR SHOP ! 306 Olympic Hwy. S. 426-4602 I Free bunny cookies for kids on Saturday, March 29. Come see our Easter gifts. 122 South Second St. Shelton I , cookies, ball for kids, for Lawn Mower Self Propelle rear .... d 21" cut ~=tCher. 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