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Truman Kirkvold, area
director for Burlington Northern
Railroad Inc., Tacoma, will be the
speaker at the Shelton Chamber
of Commerce membership
meeting tonight.
The meeting starts with
dinner at Heinie's Broiler at 7
p.m. followed by the program at
8p.m.
Kirkvold was born in Iowa
and grew up in Southeastern
Minnesota. He began his railroad
career with the engineering
department of the former
Northern Pacific Railway Co. and
later transfered to the traffic
department.
He served with the railroad in
St. Paul, Minn.; Kansas City, Mo.;
Minneapolis, Minn.; Bismark,
N.D. ; Miles City, Mont.; Spokane,
Billings, Mont.; Duluth, Minn. and
has been in Tacoma since the
merger which created the
Burlington Northern in 1970.
Todd Scoles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bern Scoles of Shelton,
met Gov. Daniel J. Evans when he worked in Olympia as a
Senate page for a week. Todd is an 8th grader at Shelton Jr.
High. Shown in the Governor's office are (left to right) Todd,
Kathy Raymond of Yakima, Mary Jenne of Seattle, and
Governor Evans.
Swartos To
Permit
Head Jaycees
J erry Swartos was elected
president of the Shelton Jaycees
for the coming year at a dinner
meeting of the group Tuesday
night.
Other officers elected are Bob
Strachilla, internal vice-president;
Kirk Criner, external
vice-president; Vern St. Louis,
state director; Chuck Ruhl,
secretary-treasurer and Lonney
Kennedy and Bruce Yost,
directors.
BE Day
About 25 Chamber of
Commerce members attended the
Education-Business Day program
last week.
The group met at Mt. View
School where they looked over
the new addition to Mr. View
School. They also toured the new
handicapped school building Simpson Bridge
which is under construction. -Project Told
They heard a review of the
$ ~ f~ new ~elton HitCh
7 l~chool and concluded th'e
program with lunch at the school.
Lutherans
Set Service
Faith and Mt. Olive Lutheran
Churches will hold a joint Easter
Service at 8 a.m. Sunday at the
Mt. Olive Church. The choirs of
both churches will join in singing
the Hallelujah Chorus. Choir
directors are Herbert Vonhof and
Phil Stoehr and organists are Sue
Johnson and Mildred Putvin.
Rev. Kenneth Robinson and
Rev. Roland Huber will conduct
the liturgy and carry through the
theme "The Resurrection and Our
Life".
Coffee and rolls will be served
in the church parlors following
the service.
Regular worship services will
be conducted at each of the
churches later in the day. The
Faith Lutheran service is at 11
a.m. and the Mr. Olive service at
10:30 a.m.
Application has been received
by the U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers Seattle office from
Frank W. Crichton, Potlatch, for
Department of the Army permit
for certain work in Hood Canal
near Potlatch. The proposed work
includes drive piling and
installation .of a float system and
private boat moorage.
Interested parties are
requested to submit, in writing,
any comments or objections they
may have to the proposed work.
The decision as to whether a
permit will be issued will be based
on an evaluation of the impact of
the proposed work on the public
interest. Factors affecting the
public interest include, but are
not limited to, navigation, fish
and wildlife, water quality,
economics, conservation,
aesthetics, recreation, water
supply, flood damage prevention,
ecosystems, and, in general, the
Simpson Timber Company il
replacing three utility bridges on
the Shelton waterfront. The first
changeover is nearing completion,
Robert ttoit, chief engineer,
special projects said.
The new utility bridge spans
Goldsborough Creek and carries
an array of steam and power lines
and pipes conveying chips, hog
fuel and sawdust to Shelton
plants and distribution units.
All three of the original
overhead bridges date back to
1946 and total cost of the
replacement project will be
approximately $100,000 'said
Holt.
WORTH OVER $35.00
WHEN YOU BUY A NEW
MOTOR SHOP
1306 Olympic Hwy. S.
426-4602
Engineers
needs and welfare of the people.
Comments on these factors
will be accepted and made part of
the record and will be considered
in determining whether it would
be in the best public interest to
grant a permit. Replies to. this
notice should be mailed to reach
the Corps Seattle office not later
than April 26 to insure
consideration.
Methodists
Set Services
The United Methodist Church
will observe Maundy Thursday
with a traditional
commemoration of the Last
Supper. The service will begin in
Cen tral Hall and participants
gather in groups of twelve around
tables. Symbolic foods will
represent the foods eaten in the
days of Jesus. There will be the
symbolic washing ceremony. At 8
p.m. the groups will move to the
Sanctuary where the Wesley Hi
a!~d~,,~roJ~ Chdait~il~, p~sent~ tdae
c~tntat'a, "Song Of Easter". 'The
service will close with the
breaking of bread at the altar.
This service is open to everyone.
The United Methodist Youth
will again serve Easter Breakfast
from 7:30 to 11 a.m. in Central
Hall of the Methodist Church.
Easter Services will be held at the
regular hours of 9 a.m. and 11
a.m. with the Chancel Choir
presenting the Easter portions of
Handel's Messiah. Everyone is
invited to participate in both the
breakfast and the Easter Services.
Church School through the Junior
High level will be held at 9:30
a.m.
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"Drugs messed me up
completely," admitted three
teenagers to about 1 00
Olympians, meeting last night at
City Hall to learn what they could
do about drug abuse, as
individuals.
Ranging in age from 9 to 70,
the audience heard three young
people tell how they lied,, cheated
and stole to get drugs,
"...because ...like it was.., you
know... I mean.., cool, man."
They turned-off parents,
teachers, brothers and sisters, and
turned-on with drugs - "anything
to get a high."
All three youngsters have
abandoned their doper associates
and, with the aide of
TEEDRUNAR, a teenage drug
and narcotic rehabilitation
program, are happy to be back on
the "straight" life.
"Many times, parents don't
even know their children are on
drugs," said Albert Harness of the
Creative Life Foundation, Inc.,
Seattle, founders of the
TEEDRUNAR approach to drug
rehabilitation.
Harness said there is a
communication gap between
parent and teenager, rather than a
generation gap.
"Kids' talk from the feeling
level, the gut level, the only way
they know how to communicate
- because they don't have the
education or experience to talk
from any other level.
"Adults have feelings too, but
Second Lieutenant John D.
Hembroff, son of Mr. and Mrs.
R. J. tlembroff, Shelton, Wash.,
has graduated at Keesler AFB,
Miss., from the technical training
course for U.S. Air Force air
traffic control officers.
Lieutenant Hembroff, who
learned to direct air traffic
control and communications
operations, is being assigned to
Vandenberg AFB, Calif., for duty
in a unit of the Air Force
Communications Service.
A 1965 graduate of Shelton
High School, the lieutenant
received his B.A. degree in 1969
from the University of
Washington.
His wife, Linda, is the
daughter of Mrs. Virginia
Barring,on, Shelton.
Pioneer Board
The Pioneer School Board will
hold its regular April meeting at
7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the school
library.
they filter them through the
education and experiences of a
lifetime. Adults talk from the
intellectual level.
"When parent and child do
not meet on common ground, the
child drifts off with his peer ....
group, where he is understood,
and the parent becomes hostile
with frustration."
Harness said it is up to the !, ...... .,.
parent to re-discover the ability to
communicate at the feeling level.
A course in Peer Group
Effective Communication,
beginning in Olympia on April 12,
has been designed by the Creative
Life Foundation to help parents.
David Clark
Is Promoted
David Clark, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Clark, Shelton, has
been promoted to Specialist 4.
tte is serving in the Army at
t]unter Liggett near Ft. Ord.,
Calif. and has been in the Army
10 months.
His address is:
Spec. 4 David L. Clark,
E Troop, 9th Cav.,
Ft. Ord, Calif.
STEVEN BOSTROM, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bostrom,
Shelton, graduated from
basic training at Lacktand Air
Force Base this week. He is a
1970 graduate of Shelton
High School. He has been
assigned to Keesler Air Force
Base, Miss. His address will
be Amn. Steven R. Bostrom;
3391 Student Squadron
ATC; Keesler AFB, Miss.
39534.
Charles Ross
On Honor Roll
Charles Ross, Jr. of Shelton
was among 908 named to the
honor roll at North Texas State
University last fall by Dr. J. J.
Spurlock, Vice-President of
Academic Affairs.
Some 163 students earned all
"A's" to make the 4.0 honor list
during the fall semester, and 745
achieved the 3.5 listing, which
includes those students whose
grade average is midway between
an "A" and a "B."
Ross, son of Mrs. Betty .Is,n,
142 Lake Blvd., was named to the
3.5 honor roll.
The Mason County Park
Board, at a meeting last week,
voted to hire William LaDrew to
draw up a park plan for the
county.
The plan is needed in order
for the county to be eligible for
state and federal money for
acquisition and development of
parks.
LaDrew, a graduate planner
from the University of
Washington, is employed by a
consulting firm. He is a former
Shelton resident•
Members of the Park Board
are J.W. Goodpaster, chairman;
Louise Ewart, secretary; William
McGee, Nat Stairs, Gary Plews,
Evalyn Stirling and Irvin
McArthur.
Moose Lod No. 1684
at Mt. View School grou.nd's:L
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FOR ALL CHILDREN AGES 1 THROUGH 12
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board. It's a relaxing treat for Morn, fun for the kids,
a great time for all the family.
Traditional Easter dinners feature
succulent ham or turkey and all the
trimmings. Or, choose any main COUrse
from our varied menU.
1st & Railroad
426-1 671
FOR
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f-FULL LB. TIN
REGULARLY $1.29
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7-BU. CAPACITY, 10 TO CARTON,
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( PLUS FREE SEED TAPE, 49¢ VALUE)
WALGREEN
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REGULARLY $1.29 NOW
McKesson Vitamin
250 M.G.
REGULARLY $2.49
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Society Bag
For filling your Easter Baskets
PURPLE FOIL
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GET ALL THIS AT A SPECIAL SAVINGS!
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