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CONNOLLY
FRANCES RICE
Shelton
VALERIE BULLARD
Montesano
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I Mo( ,ary S STEVEoNteWnAL K E R
, ,. here Cited For
Relations Program
Hospital, has fort and morale.
excellence of Twelve Hospitals will receive
Pro, gram by awards in the seventh annual
newsletter, competition. Final judging, by
Relations." a panel of authorities in the hos-
has been accept- pital field, is scheduled for June,
1969. Awards will be made in
for National three categories: 1) Best Hospital
PULSE Pat- Nursing Project; 2) Best IOaspital
rds Program. Public Relations Project; and
to honor "l) Best Hospital newsletter. Four
which winners will he selected in each
contri- category according to size of hos-
Patient corn- pital.
STEVEN LOONEY BRUCE EDSON DOUGLAS SPENCER R. SCOTT PUHN SHARI GRUVER
Shelton Shelton Shelton Shelton Shelton
JUDITH SPRINGER
Matlock
Simpson Names Winners Of Scholarships
II Seven Shelton students are
among 31 students from across
the nation selected this week to
receive approximately $22,000 in
196.9-70 Mark E. Reed Scholar-
ships sponsored by Simpson Tim-
ber Company.
D :uglas F. Spencer, 19, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spencer,
l:X)6 Center St. in Shelton, is one
of five college students awarded
$1,000 special category grants.
Spencer attends Oregon College
of Education where he is major-
ing in both general studies and
business education. He is prepar-
ing for a career in the forest
products industry.
Six other Shelton recipients
jlave been awarded $750 grants.
They are among 22 students sim-
iliarly recognized in the 23rd
VA Reminds Of
Requirement
I John B. Kirsch, Manager of
the Seattle Veterans Administra-
tion Regional Office, today urged
the 8,140 veterans and servicemen
now enrolled in Washington col-
leges and universities under the
Post-Korean G.I. Bill to complete
and return the VA certification of
attendance cards as soon as pos-
sible.
Now sent to college-level G.I.
Bill trainees only once during
each enrollment period, the certi-
fication was formerly required
monthly in order for the veteran
or serviceman to be paid his
monthly VA educational assist-
ance allowance.
The veteran or serviceman is
asked to indicate if there has
been a change in his enrollment
as shown on the card, or if he
terminated enrollment, Kitsch
said.
To help the VA anticipate his
future educational assistance
needs, he is also asked to check
whether he will enroll in the
same program and school for the
next period.
On the back of the card is a
reminder that if the veteran
or serviceman fails to complete
and return the card to the VA
office indicated on he card, he
will receive no further payment
from the VA.
ALWAYS FIRST!
Drawing by Beauchamp
nn Real Estate
year of the Reed Scholarship
program. Four other scholarship
alternates were given $100 merit
awards.
Shelton recipients of the $7,50
scholarships are Patricia Connol-
ly, 19; Frances Rice, 17; Steven
Ix)ney, 20; Bruce Edson, 19;
R. Scott Puhn, 18; and Shari
(;ruver, 18.
I_x)oney, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Looney, also was a
1967-'68 Reed Scholar. IIe is a
sophomore accounting major at
the University of Washington. Ed-
son, also a Reed scholarshi I) re-
cipient last year, is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Al Edson. Ite is
completing his freshman year as
a mathematics and philosophy
major at Washington State Uni-
versity.
Miss Cormolly, daughter of Mr.
anti Mrs. James Connolly, plans
to study commercial education
at the UW. Miss Rice, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L.
Rice, will study literature and
languages at Western Washing-
ton State College. Puhn, son of
Mr. and Mrs, Robert O. Puhn,
will major in engineering at the
UW. Miss Gruver, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gruver, will
major in engineering at Stanford
University. All four are gr;,dua-
ting seniors at Shelton High
School.
A fifth student from Shelton's
class of '69 is alternate for the
$750 scholarshiI) anti recipient
of the $100 merit award. He is
Elliot Carlsen, 18, son of The
Rcv. md Mrs. C. ,I. Carlscn. tic
will major in l)Sychology al Pac-
if it: Lutheran University.
Other area winners of the $750
strholarships are Judith Springer,
17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Sprin*r of Mattock and
a grathmting senir of Mary M.
Knight lligh School; Ronahl Rey-
nolds, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie P,ynolds of McCleaT and
a graduating senior at Elma
High School and Steven Walker,
18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Walker of Montesano and Valerie
Bullard, 18, daugffter of Mr. and
Mrs. M. A. Bullard, also of Mon-
tesano, t)th Walker and Miss
Bullard are graduating seniors
;tt Monlesano High School.
A former Shelton resident also
is receiving a $750 Reed grant.
She: is Jill Haney, 18, daughter
of Mr+ and Mrs. Jack ttaney of
Portland. She will begin liberal
arts studies at Oregon State Uni-
versity next fall.
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