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NAVY LT. (JG) DENNIS L. SANDVIG, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Sandvig (,f lloodsl)(n't, was presented with his Naval
Aviator's wings al ceremonies at (!()rims Christi. Tex., re-
cently.
Mary M. Knight School:
Belfalr:
Vote On School Special Levy May 27
By EMILY MEYFR 21.62 mills, Central Kitsap, 17.0 ing early registrations to assist MISS FLUERY TO WED
• BIqLFAIR -- May 27, North
Mason voter's will be asked to
east their ballot concerning a
18.4 mill levy to pay part of
the exltenses of rnaintainance and
operation of the North Mason
1969-70 school ycar. This special
election wotlht replace last: year's
special levy and provide tim need-
ed funds to keep the present
school system in ol)eration
another year. The huilding hond
issue approved in January was
for building puri)oses only and
no part of the I)ond issue funds
can Ix used for teacher's sahuies
or other nlaintenan('e Hnd oiler-
;ilion exllenses.
If this levy fails, it will tire -
hably lie resubmitted to the vot-
ers in Septeml)er, If it fails a se-
con(t time, lhe district risks l*x,-
ing annexed to a larger district
an(t hflving t() ;ISSIln]( s(lnle of
their education costs as well as
our own,
Mrs. h-ene Davis, President of
the Citizen's Committee for Edu-
cation has lhis comment about
mills, South Kitsap, 3,t,44 mills,
Brenmrlon, 12.?' mills, and Bain-
bridge, 23.0 mills. To date this
year in the state, 138 school dis-
triers have passe(t special levies,
;tvcraging 19.64 mills. This past
sch()ul year 90 l/ercent of the
slaie's school children were edu-
cated with the help of special
levies.
Nollh Mason School district is
asking voters to approve a levy
of aI)proximately 18..tq mills to
raise $197,000 needed i() meet the
hut(get for the ('olnillK school
yea r.
This is how it will he used:
13.55 mills: Io replace last
ye;lr's h'vy. hec;ttlSe of lhe sial(,
le/islature's failure to prey(tie suf-
ficien funds.
2.50 mills: needed to l)Urchase
;1 110%%' bUS
2.28 mills: ne0(h,d to hire llu'eo
mhtitioiml l(,lchers und (mother
leacher'.',; aid 1o like (!art, (f ad-
diional pupils
.07 mills', neetlod tO do ;l(i(li-
ti(Jna] sunnlltq' nlllilil(,nlln(.e \\;vork
1S,,itJ mills hil;d.
i)lanning of handicraft and volun-
leer stuff rieeds.
Training sessions will be an-
n(Junced for volunteer adults and
l)rovisions nm(te for care of vohm-
teer's children too young to be
left at 17oine. Registration forms
may he filled in accordingly and
maih,(l to lhe Re!gistrar with the
fee for girls attendance.
Camp fohlors may he requested
from the Brownie and Girl Scout
leaders if not received. All needs
for attendance are listed in tile
lhe folder.
GRADUATION ANNOITNCTD
North MaSOll High School will
('onduct 14raduation ceremonies
in the hih school gym May 28
at 8 p,m. Ray Kronquist, Chair-
lnall tif the Nortt Mason School
Directors, will t)resent tligh
School dillhmms.
N.rlh Mason Grade School
gradu;llhin ex(.,rciscs will he held
Jun(? l0 lit 7::{0 I).ln. i11 tie High
St'heel (lyre. Rev. Vtend;lll Hard-
er, rlerk of the Norlh Mason
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Fleury
have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Sandra Marie,
to Pfc. Ronald Edward ttouse of
Bremerton.
Sandi graduates from North
Mason High School May 28 where
she is the Rally Squad Queen
She is also active in the tIonor
Society and was elected to the
tIomeconfing Court and is North
5hlson's Princess for the Forest
Festiwd.
Ron is stationed at Camp Pen-
dleton, Calif. with the U. S.
Marine Corps.
A June wedding is planned.
SCltOOL BOARD
At a r('cent meeting of the
North Mason School Directors,
May 21 was selected as the date
to open bids on contracts to build
;L new bus garage and an addi..
tion to the high school gymnas-
ium.
Tile projects are part of the
$680.000 bond issue which was
p;issed in January of this year.
T
The past I_gislature mandated
that local districts be combined
into Intermediate School districts
for the purposes of pooling spec-
ial educational services such as
visual aids and psychological ser-
vices, for the good of all partici-
l);lting school districts.
The second choice of the school
directors would be to combine
all of Mason, Kitsap, Jefferson,
and Chdlam counties. The finM
decision will be tip to the Stale
Board of Education when a for-
real hearing on forming the dis-
tricts will be held May 26.
WED.. 7 to g
Night
FRI, - 7:30 to
Sat.. 11 a.m.'l--
LearnerJ
1:30 p.m. - 4
8 p.m. - 11 p.m,,
8U, N. - 1:30 p,m,
MitlnN
SI
Olympia •
for
I New EVERYDAY low-low discount
Kodacolor prints and processing at
the special levy: To v;tli(hite Ill(' eh,clion 5:18 chool I)ireclors will presenl The I)huls for I)olh llrojecls have
PIe _ l _ II v A ,,,o, to J. W. Good- votes ;it-<, needed ;,nd 60 i,,'r,'ent S,'IIOLAIiSlIIP AWARDED heen conq)leted and the site for
resents a i s p;,sier, Ma()n County Superin- of the totaling voting must vote the .us gar.ge has b,,n <,t\