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April 29, 1965     Shelton Mason County Journal
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PAGE 4 SIt'ELTON--MAg0N COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "Chri.¢tma.¢tow b U.S.A.", %qi'elton, Washington Roy Kimbel of Shelton was ac- corded a significant fraternity honor last week when he was named winner of the Sigma Chi Balfour award at a banquet on the University of Puget Sound cam- pus. TIlE BA][,FOUR AWARD is given to the Sigma Chl member deemed to have been most out- standing in service to the frater- nity in the northwest province, which comprises the chapters at UPS, University of Washington, University of British Columbia, University of Oregon, Willamette University, and Oregon State Uni- versity. As recipient of this award Kim- bel will attend the Sigma Chi Grand Chapter conference in Den- ver the last two weeks in June and the Sigma Chi national work- shop at Ball State University, Muncie, Ind., for twb weeks iu July, where the national winner of the Balfour Award will be an- nounced from nominees from Sig- ma Chi provinces all over the U.S. TIIE UPS SIGMA Cht chapter has been selected as the out-stand- ing chapter in the northwest pro, vince for the past three years• Kimbel is now a senior at UPS and has been elected studelt body president for next year. As such he is this week attending the Pacific Slope Presidents Associa- tion meeting in Santa Barbara, Calif. The association is for college student body presidents through- out the 13 western states. Kimbel is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kimbel of Shelton and is a 1961 graduate of Shelton high school. FAT OVERWEIGHT Av~lable to you without a doctor's prt~crlptlt,xt, our product called Odri- nex. You mmst lose ugly fat or your money back. Odrtnex is a tiny tablet and easily swallow~d• Get rid of excess £at and live tongor. Odrlnex costs ~2.0(} and is sold o~ this guarant~: If not satisfied for any reason, just rett~rn the package to your druggist and get your full money back, No questions asked. Odrinox is sold with this guar-: antee I~¢ : EVE]gGIgEI~N DRUG CENTER (Continued from Page 1) JUNIOR, HIGH PRINCESS a meeting of the Lions Club May Donna ~ri~m, 15, daughter of 18 at a Ladies Night dinner meet- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Winn has ing. been selected as the Shelton Jun- ior High School Forest Festival BANQUET TICKETS ON SALE Princess. Tickets tY)r the Queen's bauquet The selection of the Junior High and coronation, opening function princess is sponsored by the Lions of the Forest Festival on May 20, Club, and, the princess will ride'are now available at several con- on the Lions Club float in the venient places. Paul Bm]yan parade. The banquet-coronation will be The princess is a ninth grade held in the Mr. View grade school student at Shelton Junior High. cafeteria at 7 p.m. under sponsor- She has three brothers. The faro- ship of the Chamber of Commerce. ily has lived in SheltonthreeTickets are $2.50 each and may years, be secm'ed from tickets headquar- .................................... ters at. the Mason County Sta- Student Home Project tione, s, the Chamber of Commerce office in the PUD building, either of the tw0 banks, Simpson Tim- Applications Are Open her personnel office, Rayonier Jack Gray, chairman of the Selection Committee for the Stu- dent Home Project said this week that the time to get applications in is getting short. Applications this year ilave been slow coming in, Gray said. Students from the Shelton High School carpentry class [aught by Arne Johnsen do all of the car- pentry labor on the home for the selected applicant. The applicant must have prop- erty available inside the city lim- its and must furnish proof that he is financially able to complete the rest of the house. Applications can be obtained by, contacting Gray at the Post Office, Assault Charge Is Being Investigaled Shelton Police and the Mason County Prosecuting Attorney's office are investigating charges of assault with a deadly weapon against Dale Taylor, 22, Shelton. The investigation is the result of an incident at the Lamp Post Tavern Monday night. Taylor was arrested and held in the city jail until he was released ou his personal recognizance pend- ing further investigation of the incident. GOING EAST? GO 'CITY OF PORTLAND" The princess will be honored al of Southside, the Simpson Era. (John Bennett/, George Hermes at the Angle School building, and The Journal. At Belfair Principal Bob Larson has them at North Mason High School• The banquet-coronation is open to the public and about 300 per- sons can be accommodated. The Queen and her ~oyal Court will be guests of the Chamber of Commerce while the rural grade school princesses and their parents will be guests of various business firms in Shelton: Cindy Hovind m : *'From Ta(:oma one way Ooach ROUND TRIP *9975 Ride and relax in air-conditioned comfort and safety. Save money 3 ways with... Family Fares.., Round-Trip Fares, .. FREF eat Reservations Possibility of using Shelton for a pilot project in community rec- reational development with the aid of federal matching funds will be outlined here next Monday morn- ing by two officials flx)m the State Department of Education and the State Parks Department. The subject will be reviewed by Byron Haley, director of recrea- tion for the. Parks Depaa~ment, and Howard Schwab, supeiwisor of physical education and health for the State Depar'cment of Ed.. ucation, before the Fullback club at its regular breakfast meeting in Ritner's Broiler. The Fullback Club has set this meeting a day ahead of normal (it usually meets on alternate Tuesdays) to accommodate Haley and Schaub. The club invites any- one interested in hearing the dis- eussions to attend. Breakfast is served at 7 a.m. in the Round-Up Room at Ritner's. HALEY AND SCAUB will go over the program for receiving federal funds on a pilot project ployes Credit Union; Debbie An- derson of Belfair, Scathe-First National Bank; Georgia Clayton of Grapeview, Thurston County Savings & Loan Ass'n.; Frances Trimble of Mary :IV[. Knight, Ma- son County Credit Union; Laura Tokes of Pioneer, Shelton Journal; Debbie Arkin of Hood Canal Jun- ior High, radio station KMAS; Linda Sage of Kamilche, The Dally Olympian; Chert Peterson of Al- lyn, National BanR of Mason County; and Becky Allen of Ta- huya, Northwest Evergreen .Co. Kiwanians Dick Angle, a member of the Mason County Hospital District Commission, was speaker at the meeting of the Shelton Kiwanis Club Tuesday. Speaking to the club on the pro- posed bond issue for the construc- tion of a new hospital here, Angle said: "This is my first opportunity to speak before the Kiwanis club. If I were to speak to you as a member of Rotary, I might say :hat its an honor to speak to such a fine group of Senior citizens, but since I'm today representing another group I won't say that. "First, I would like to state that contrary to popular belief, there has been no anomosity be- tween Dr• Boy N. Collier and members of this commission. We have met with the doctor on num- erous occasions and he has at- tended many of our commission meetings. We have found Dr. Col- lier and members of his Clinic Board very helpful and coopera- tive. I'm sure Dr. Collier will bear this out. "I believe everyone is aware that the pin'pose of the Hospital Dist- rict is to provide much needed Hospital facilities for this com- munity. "This is an obligation. We feel that the best way to fulfill this obligation is to construct a new hospital on a new site. We ar- rived at.This conclusion in a rather short period of time, but with much assistance. A group, composed of'members of both Hospital Boards researched this overall problem and after some two years of study came to the conclusion that a new site was the most economical and the most feasable. "The cost of a new hospital is PRINCESS PAM TELLS By PAM TUSON Since I have become personally involved in Forest Festival and. have been placed in a position where I must express my thoughts, I find it is much more difficult than I had realized• In the past, Forest Festival has been mostly thoughts of a parade and days full of exciting events--a regular three-day epic. This seemed rath- er superficial, so I did some re- search on the history of Shelton. This little bit of research made me realize just how important Forest Festival really is to a community like Shelton, for upon the success of this program rests the future of thousands of families and several large industries. Forest Festival provides us with a nostalgic touch of history as the past is recalled; It has a lot of pomp and ceremony as it is pre- sented; and for the future, it paints a glowing picture of com- munity growth and securiy. Legal Publications ans T Be Call No. 453, Charter No. 15418 logging, (uLtras and soiling of t,e, s are shown a,on with th,,, Report of Condition of machinery that does the work, The e,,c,nic ,ls used ,o, re, tili,c, N I B k f M and f,,r parasite control arc, dis- ationa an o ason played as liquids, powders, and pellets. The pulp and cellulose in Shelton i products are shown as insulat- in the State of Washington, at the close of business ing materials, as paper products. Published in response to call maria by and plastics. The wood veneers,under Section 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes. the wall panels, and the roofing materials are shown. Doors and AGSETS shingles are displayed. One whole Cash, balances with other banks, and cash items in section is allotted to the growing process of collection Christmas tree industry, for weUnited States Government obligations, dh•ect and are the "Christmas Tree Capital" of the world. Forest Festiwd isI guaranteed (Net of any reserves) i Other bonds, notes and debentures (including an educational program; a pro- gram of research and application. $75,000.00 securities of Federal agencies and corporations not g~aranteed by LLS.) i In the past, great areas of for- (Net of any reserves) eat were allowed to become sus-Loans and discounts (Net of any reserves) .............. '' ceptible to land erosion, to insect Fixed assets and disease destruction, and to devastating million-acre forestOther assets fires, the latter being the major Total Assets area of concern. WHEN THIS deterioration had LIABILITIES reached a point where whole com- Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, muntties were becoming ghost and corporations towns, and others barely keeping Time and savings deposits of individuals, a payroll, realistic and concerned partnerships, and corporations private industries and federal Deposits of United States Government agencies banded together to study Deposits of States and political subdivisions and recommend a workable solu- Certified and officers' checks, etc. tion• Total Deposits ....................................... : Men with foresight shared their (a) Total demand deposits ideas, and government and private! (b) Total time and saviings industries soon developed the plan: deposits ...................................... : of reforestation and its related Other liabilities programs, particularly the pre-: vention of forest fires, and so was Total Liabilities b o r n our "Keep Washington Green Association". One of the CAPITAL ACCOUNTS initial organizations was here in Common stock--pax value per share $20.00, Shelton. No. shares authorized 10,000, No• shaxes outstanding 10,000 ............ Total The slogan "Keep Washington Surplus Green" is splashed across our highways; it is stamped on the Undivided profits back of our htmting licenses; it is Reserves I think this is an ideal commu- inscribed on books of matches, nity to live in and grow with. Not menus, and the magazines and Total Capital Accounts only is the climate ideal, the seen- newspapers. It is the favorite slo- Total Liabilities and Capital cry beautiful and the people gan of lovable, comical Smokey friendly, it also boasts of an ex- the Bear. I, T. R. Weston, Vice-President & Cashier, eellent economic future. Where else in this great country of ours Many of the expressions used bank do hereby declare that this report of could one live in the midst of an about Forest Festvial seem so ap- to the best of my knowledge and belief. industry that feel, ~- ~,~a .*,,., + propriate. I particularly apprecl- ....... - ......- 7,": ~'T"" "Y"'~. sLed these" "Forests Which Will its zuture tnat ~t wm pmn aneauRenew Themselves Forever and We, the undersigned directors attest the to the year 2046 ? ...... . port of condition and declare that it has been ___ Ever ; Green Power , our for- • co REST FESTIVAL WORKS ests" and "White Power", our wa- best of our knowledge and belief is true and nana-in-nana with the "Keep i ter resources" Harvested--Not De- A• J. LaBIS a " " ' ' " W shington Green AsSoclatmn• I pleted"; "The Green Common- R.W. At is toe nighlight of a year-round wealth"; "Trees That Live~For- LAURENCE program, not just a time to eele ,, . ,, • " ever ; The Cinderella Tree. Directors brate our leading industries. It is I close with the definition of an educational program to pro- what Forest Festival means to me. mote education and understanding "A continuing policy of educa- of the reforestation process. It can lion and cooperation so that a be compared to an insurance pol- community can plan for a hundred NOTICE. OF SPECIAL icy designed to protect our com- years in advance." We are indeed SHELTON CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL munity's future. It is a round-trip a community with a heritage and ticket for tomorrow, a future. MASON COUNTY, WASHINGT0r Each year Shelton's "Keep Tuesday, May 11, 1965 Washington Green" program edu- ON ADMISSIONS LIST rates students in all areas of for- Pamela McComb, Shelton, is one NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on estry and its related industries, of the students on the list of new a Special Election will be held in the a The production end and the mai'- admissions fox" the Fall Quarter at the submission to the qualified electors of said l~eting end are clearly demonstrat- Washington' State University re- followlnff propositions: ed. The various divisions such as leased by the University this week. ,, PROPOSITION NO. 1 EXCESS LEVY FOR SCHOOL Bt NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION Shall a tax levy of $106,600.00 or PUBLIC HOSPITAL DISTRICT NO. 1 cess ofthemaximum n'ovided