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Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
May 15, 1975     Shelton Mason County Journal
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May 15, 1975
 
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FOREST FESTIVAL BUTTONS are on sale at various businesses in Mason County. Here, Festival Queen Connie Tuson pins a button on Bill Kronquist, 94, who started working as a logger for Simpson Timber Company in 1899 at Lake Nahwatzel. is not s the gentle rain beneath: it is t that gives and Shakespeare for an William Cowper A rabies clinic to give pet owners a chance to get their dogs and cats rabies shots will be held at the Shelton Police Department parking lot next to city hall from 2-5 p.m. Saturday. The clinic is sponsored by the Puget Sound Veterinary Association. The sponsors state that any dog which has not had a rabies shot within two years or any cat which has not had a shot within one year should have the shots. A charge of $3 per animals will be made. Any animal more than four months old can be vaccinated. The shots will protect the pets from infection from rabid wild or domestic animals. Increased public pressure onLakes will be limited to 30areas within the park, but permits including a limit of 12 hikers per designated as closed to wood two popular backcountry lakes in persons per day and entry into are required for all overnight group and eight head of pack or fires. "Voluntary compliance with Olympic National Park has Lake Constance to 20 persons per campers in the backcountry, saddle stock on all overnight trips, this and other minimum impact resulted in daily quotas forday. The quotas will be in effect Permits are free. Permits for Flapjack Lakes techniques will help to sustain the overnight campers fur those areas. 'from June 15 through Labor Allin said there are other will be issued at Staircase Ranger wilderness values of Olympic Park Superintendent Roger Day. minor changes in the park's Station and at Dosewallips Ranger National Park," Allin said. AUin said entry into Flapjack There are no quotas for other b ackcountry management plan, Station for Lake Constance on aBackcountry use permits may first-come, first-served basis, be obtained from most ranger One-half of the daily quotas for stations or by mail application each area can be reserved by from: Backcountry Information, Blood pressure checks offered telephone only through Staircase Olympic National Park, 600 East .~ Ranger Station, telephone (206) Park Avenue, Port Angeles, free blood pressure checks Pressure Month. factor in heart disease which can 877-5569. Washington 98362, (206) will be offered May 16 and 17 at Members of the L.P.N. be identified through a simple The soarse vegetation in 452-9235. the Shelton Safeway store, Association will check bloodcheck and usually easily timberline "areas has" suffered a Additional information is annour!ces Dr. Harold T. Dodge, pressures and will record the controlled with drug or diet notable impact due to firewood available by writing or calling the wasnington State Heart readings on a form which those therapy. ~atherings proliferation ofpark at the above address and Association president, with possible high blood, pressure Control of hyl~ertension can fire-rings, ~'d trampling. Campers telephone number. ~cneatued for 10 a.m. to 8 may present to their, reallyhelp prevent its dangerousshould take stoves and fuel into p.m. Fridayand lOa.m, to6p.m, physician for further evaluation, end-results such as heart attack .... s where on~,~ n ......... I | ~$~b~1¢I | Saturday, the checks are offered The free checks are offered to stroke, congestive heart failure o; abe"wed Stoveso'nlv'wil/'h-'~ by the Heart Association and help locate persons with high. kidney failure, effe t allc year at FlapJack'" -Lake~,-~ '~' Mason County L.P.N. blood pressure (hypertensmn) The heart association Lake Constance, Grand. Valley,,lare a Marmot-Hart Lakes area. ~ ~1 Association. who may be unaware of their estimates that half of the 23 , Anderson Pass, Seven Lakes These checks are part of many condition and to alert the public million Americans with Basin Glacier Meadows Mount blood pressure programs being to the need to control even h,,--ertension are unaware of their An eles area D " ~ - " yv g , eer rarK to offered across the nation during moderate hypertension., condition, uo'~'- struction Point," " ann" May, National High Blood Hypertension is one risk These checks ~ community service and education Allin strongyl advises the use = • -• project of the heart association, of stoves in other popular, oncerlr ass© [:latlon timberline areas not now I _I • dP• • I l l' ................ ~ ..... '~ memners arl Fe lrlnlsnea 3 ! I for your At the conclusion of the made numerous successful tours i f~'ah~Nx'~N, /"~-'~'~"dalL--'~" t spring membership drive May 10, of North America, will appear in ~ ,~'/7/~I --,"i\'~k~\ t D/~e'~l~,~'~-,S][~J~ ( Community Concert board early 1976 Other bookings t ,"[ff/i/l~_~ \~\ Oj ~11//IIV,~ ~'~',#~l~P',a~J ! members heard the report byinclude the Seattle S m hon J/~?~\\\\ J [I/al~f[oe, g@'H,r,i ! membership chairman WilliamOrchestra, John Arno~ Pord~I,)'~ "~~\ \~ ~ I ~ ~,~dl~l~I~r~ | Hanson and co-chairman Carolyn Comic Opera Theatre, and the { ~/~--'~"~_'~t~ O~I / ~" o ) Maddux that the membership goal John Biggs Consort. r ~li~ ~-¢~1 ~ r ..... of 600 members had been reached New officers were also _} / ~k Jg/Ik see us ror InvffOtlons and actually exceeded, selected at the May 10 board ! (,~.-~- F~ and all accessories I Membership as of May 10 was meeting. They are president, Dr. ~ ~---~r~ ~--'.-~j • 620. This increases by more than William Hanson ; first vice ~ \ " , I I 50 percent last year's total of president, Dr. Laurence Starr; i k,.~,,~7/~ IIgl ~i I I 410. Previous high membershipsecond vice president, Mrs. Lloyd ~ //1~ "'"" It I Guard your home with Mutual I 1 of Enumclaw's Rainbow of Pro- [ was 500 in 1969. Several factors Gruver; secretary, Mrs. D. J. [ :J'~a~l , a .,, -- . .,,, II j tection! A Homeowners policy I were cited as contributing to the Maddux; and treasurer, Dr. John ~ :~1 ~'~¢7¢g¢ ~ ~ -/aa4.t(~9 ~ II I with many extras, such as credit l increased interest: 1) an expanded Gray. t ~ ' 1! 1 card coverage and liability for un. l program of four concerts instead ~ "-m~ ............... ti I registered recreational vehicles. I of three, including the Simpson New thin-s sus'~ct r It I See your M of E agent today. I Foundation-sponsored Seattle_ ~ t f1/I I Insurance by I New o ]nlons are always Symvhony a-.-'earance May 21 P' " r I I II I I ,,,,.'re .,, .vv."° t'" ~ ' suspected, and usually opposed, ] \1 J g L._ ::n:ert::atha:lln~e:Ulhigl~ungh°l~rl ~'iecth::ste ~hYe °~:rn:taS:?reab~; l I! auditorium; and 3)an increased Y r I~ I I number of campaign workers, common, k '~ I III, ii / MUTUAL Or: I r John Loc e caching larger numbers of the }. ~ I ENUMCLAW I community ~ Fnumclaw, Washington I The fourth selection for the Words are signs I I ft . t I ARNOLD & SMITH / 1975-76 series has-been ,booked Language is the only instrument ! (,.,J[J[O~0l¢l U0ulatq StOtt01agttg I I INSURANCE AOI[N¢¥ I tentatively. "One Third Ninth, a of science, and words are but the ~ ~ f I 11 7 E. Cota St., Shelton I string trio (pianist, violinist, signs of ideas. ~ 118North Second Shelton 426-4213 { L Phone: 426-3317 J cellist) from Canada which has Dr. Samuel Johnson 1-, ...................... a 000 Interest Rebate Simpson Employees' Federal Credit Union paid a 5% interest rebate to borrowers for 1974. $33,715.09 was returned to borrowers based on loan interest paid in 1974. b9 Thursday, May 15, 1975 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 17