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May 15, 1975     Shelton Mason County Journal
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CO-CHAIRMAN of the Chamber of Commerce Membership Committee, Torger Lee and Vi Stickley, seated, talk over chamber activities with the first new members they signed up, Walt Rybacki and Katherine Abbott. The Shelton Chamber of effort is a committee headed by Information can also be Commerce has started a Vi Stickley and Torger Lee. There obtained from the chamber office membership drive to get 25 are 12 people on the committee, at426-2021. additional members by June 12, They will be contacting The membership drive has which would bring chamber businesses in the community already gotten three new membership to 200. within the next few weeks to urge members for the chamber. Heading the membership membership in the chamber. ram Amending an earlier decision, Polhamus's father was very ill and Superior Court Judge Gerry had been placed in a nursing Alexander approved the release of home because the mother could Arthur M. Polhamus, Tahuya, not take care of him by herself. If from the Mason County jail on a the young man was released from trustee-at-large status, jail, he could return home and his Polhamus had been sentenced father could be brought back to a year in the county jail with home from the nursing home, the review after six months when he court was told. appeared before Judge AlexanderTestifying that they had February 18 after pleading guilty observed a change in Polhamus's to a charge of possession of a attitude since he had been in jail controlled substance, were Sergeant Nat Stairs of the Judge Alexander's action Sheriff's Office, Deputy Sheriff Friday came on a motion by the Leon Smith and Parole Officer young man's attorney Friday for William Lester. early release from jail. Judge Alexander stated T h e c o u rt w a s t o 1 dPolhamus could be released May torn The Shelton School Board Tuesday night voted to accept the bid of H and H Auto Wrecking to tear down the football grandstands at Loop Field. The board voted to reject all bids on tearing down the Loop Field baseball grandstands. H and H bid $200 to be paid to the district for the material which can be salvaged from the grandstands. The board set its preliminary budget hearing for 8 p.m. May 27 at the Evergreen School Library. The board accepted the resignations of Allen Hopp, elementary teacher at Mt. View; Lorraine Atwood, high school English teacher; and Richard Morton, principal of Mt. View Elementary School. The board also accepted a proposed school calendar for the coming year. A letter was received from Northwest Accrediting accepting the Shelton Middle School for accreditation. School officials said they believed the Shelton school was the first middle school accepted by Northwest. on plans e ree vac a o rnng ion The Shelton City Commission took the first step toward the possible vacation of one block of Pine Street requested by the county commission in its planning for an anticipated extension to the courthouse. The county last week had requested the vacation of the one block of Pine Street south of the ~,,ourthouse. The county owned a half block of property on the south side of the street. The proposed courthouse expansion, being planned by architect Harold Dalke, would extend south from the present courthouse across the street onto t he now vacant county-owned property. City Engineer Howard Godat told the commission he had checked the request and that he would recommend if the vacation was granted that a water line presently under the street be relocated and an easement tar its maintenance be granted to the city as part of the vacation. The city commission approved the engineer's recommendation and voted to ask the city attorney to prepare a resolution setting a time for a public hearing on the vacation request. Mayor Frank Travis stated he wanted to have a public hearing and get comments from the police and fire chiefs before considering the vacation request. The commission voted to award a contract for wiring in the city library building to Miklethun Electric, Shelton, whose bid of $4,260 was the lower of two received. A petition for inclusion of E Street from Jefferson to Laurel in the city's street improvement LID planned for this summer was presented by Assistant City Engineer Dennis Calvin. The commission asked that the petition from the property owners on that section of street be included for consideration with others received. A letter was received from the Department of Ecology, warning of possible harmful consequences Wrought Iron Wide selection Model pictured is 3V2 feet tall and is now (We have lots of sizes, from $9.95 to $29.95) Mexican Imports, Pottery, Leather Goods Wrought Iron, Ceramics III W. Cota St. minations of using waste motor oil as a dust palliative on city streets. The commission asked Godat to look into the question and to make recommendations for city supervision of any such use on city streets. A letter was received from the American Water Works Association, congratulating the City Water Department for having an injury accident-free year in 1974. ,ggnng (Continued from page one.) come and watch the elimination contests, Andrews said. Admission for both contestants and spectators is by Forest Festival button. A new feature of the elimination contest this year, Andrews said, is the all-around logger competition. To be eligible for the all-~round logger award, the person must enter four of the ten events. The winner will be chosen by how well he does in the four events he enters. The all-around logger will be announced at the Logger's Show May 31. The Logger's Show is being moved to the fairgrounds this year after being held on Loop Field since its beginning. Anyone interested in entering the competition for any of the events can come to the fairgrounds Saturday and participate. Those interested in competing for the all-around logger award must be signed up by noon. Further information can be obtained from Andrews at 426-1096. Mr, John Doe EO0 M~tn Street Anytown U S.A. 00000 You get a U.S. Government tax rebate of up to $200.00. You get a $200.00 rebate check from Chrysler Corporation when you buy or lease a new '75 compact from us. There's more good news at Pauley Motors. And remember that $200.00 rebate you You can make your tax rebate check go get from Chrysler Corporation when you farther. We can really deal because the buy one of our new '75 Dart Swingers. This factory is giving us special cash allowances is a limited time offer on vehicles in stock, on our entire line of great cars (and trucks), one to a retail customer only. FRONT&RAILROAD SHELTON 426-8183 Page 2 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, May 15, 1975 -i 8 On WOODSY OWL FOR a trustee-at-large status and must live at home and assist in the Trash belongs in trash cans, not in our care of his father, rivers. Do your part to keep America a great pl~ The judge also stated the Woodsy Owl has a list of ways you can young man must report to the pollution. It's easy for kids to read, and it's free w Sheriff's Office either in person or you write Woodsy Owl, Forest Service, U S. D.A., by telephone twice a week. Washington, D.C. 20250. Deputy Prosecutor Gary And remember, give a hoot, don't pollute. Burleson told the court the Don't be a dirty bird, no matter where prosecutor's office would not take a position on the request for early release. MON.-FRI. 8-5:30 SAT 10-4:30 reg. 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