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GRADUATION EXERCISES were held at
Garrett IIeyns High School at the Wash-
ington Corrections Center last Wednesday
evening, Iiere, I)r. tterbert Hergert, chair-
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man of the Shelton School Board, presents
a diploma to one of the graduates. On the
left is George Hermes, principal of the high
school.
GHHS Has
Graduation
Ceremony
Sixty graduates of Garrett
Heyns High School at the Wash-
ington Corrections Center receiv-
ed diplomas in ceremonies last
Wednesday night.
An additional 89 received dip-
Iomas but were not present for
graduation.
Speaker for the graduation
certes was Judge Charles Z.
Smith of Seattle.
The class was presented by
Shelton School Supt. Louis Grin-
nell and the diplomas were pre-
sented by Dr. Herbert Hergert,
:hairman of the Shelton School
oard, •
The Shelton High School Band
and choir and the Center Glee
Club provided music for the cere-
monies.
Ernest Timpani, superintendent
of the Corrections Center, wel-
comed the guests. The invocation
and benediction were led by
Chaplain William Carnea.
Evergreen College Slates
Ground Breaking Ceremony
I Ground breaking activity on
the campus of The Evergreen
State College at Olympia is
scheduled to get under way
June 9.
The start of site clearing and
road building work on the 990
acre campus, located northwest
of the Capital City on Eld In-
let of Puget Sound, will be pre-
ceded by a brief ground break-
ing ceremony, scheduled to be-
gin at 10:30 a.m.
Gay. Daniel J. Evans, mem-
bers of Washington's congres-
sional delegation, state legisla-
tors and other public officials
will participate in the ceremony.
Construction of the first build-
ing on the campus - the lit)-
rary - will begin about five
County Sets
Ferry Sale
I The Mason Coumy Commis-
sion, at its meeting Monday, set
10 a.m. June 23 for the sale of
the Harstine Ferry and the sur-
plus engine.
This is the day after the sche-
duled dedication of the bridge.
The sale will be conducted by
County Treasurer John Cole.
The Commissioners, after a dis-
cussion with the county engineer
and C. W. Strekenbach, decided
not to sell the float and walkway
as had originally been planned.
The decision came after the
commission was tohi the cost of
removal and clean-up wouki pro-
bably be more than was realized
from the sale of the items.
There are some lights and other
service faciUtes which will be
removed and used elsewhere.
nu)nths after the start of site
clearing and road building work.
The Evergreen State College,
authorized by the 1967 State Leg-
islature, is scheduled to open its
doors to approximately 1,200
students in September.
Jaycees Hear
Speaker Tuesday
• th'nry Minor, guest speaker
at the Shelton Jaycee meeting
Tuesday night, told about his ex-
periences with the French Resist-
anee in World War II.
Bob Trail was presented the
Jaycee of the Month award for
May,
Certificates of appreciation
were presented to Jayettes Lin-
da Dahlstrom, Barbara Weber
and Ellen Andres for their as-
sistance on the R. AND R. man-
uals and in the Community Sur-
vey.
Pat Swat[as was awarded a Water District
certificate of appreciation as the
wife of the Jaycee's Top Man
Miler Jerry Swartos.
Fine Assessments
To Be Increased
• Assessments on traffic fines
for driver education will t)e in-
creased from $3 on each $20 of
fine to $5 on each $20, it was
anflouiwed tllJs week fl'Olil the
Mason County Justice Cx)urt of-
rice.
The driver education assess-
menLs will be made on all traf-
fic violations on highways.
I
Hearings On Wafer (00ual Sla÷ec
• A public hearing to consider The proposed standards, or ability or pollution J
est.ab]ishment of water quality classifications, for the rivers, concerned. Th e
standards for rivers and lakes streams and lakes are based on range from ass
in the lower Puget Sound area present and future use and to nary to Class C
and vicinity will be held June 10, enhance the quality of water lake class has
at Olympia. wherever possible. The Water lisbed.
The
public
is
invited
Pollution C o n t r o 1 Commission Following the
to
pre-
sent testimony on the proposed draws up the proposed stand- state-wide hearings,'a.s
water quality standards for irrtra- ards after conferirng with fish- ing of adopti0n_al
state surface waters and lakes, cries, game, health and water
The hearing will begin at 9 a.m., resource management agencies, ration for all m---
in the main conference room, Among the principle rivers and and lakes will be M2 W
General Administration Building, their tributaries to be consider- ter.
on the capitol grounds, ed at the Olympia hearing are The estahlishmept d
Director James P. Behlke, Chehalis, North, Humptulips, He- for intrastate
Washing-ton Water Pollution Con-
trol Commission, said the hear- quiam, Wishakah, Nvaukum, is another
protecting and State.
ing will consider all rivers and Wynooehee, Satsop, Cloquallum, quality in the
streams not affected by tidal in- Black, Skookumchuck, Deschutes, 1968, the
fluence and lakes in all of Pierce Nisqually, Puyallup, Carbon and state and co.
and Thurston counties and in White. adopted folk ::
portions of Grays Harbor, Pacific,
Mason and Lewis counties. The proposed standards will not liar public
allow any increase in pollution The interstate
The hearing will be the fourth of the rivers and lakes. Water ters
in a series to be held throughout quality standards are a series of of all the
the State this year. The first hear- numerical limits and physical State. The
ing was heJd in March at Mount and biological indicators of water covers the
Vernon, the second in Port Ange- quality marking the relative use- and lakes.
les in April, and the third was
in Lngview in May.
Sells Its Bonds
• The Farmer's Home Adminis-
tration was the only bidder on
$275,000 in bonds sold by the Bel-
fair Water District this week.
The Water District commission
will hold a special meeting to
accept the bid so that construc-
tion on the water system can
be started immediately.
A contract for" the work has
been let to Roekstad Construe-
tion Cx). and work will begin as
soon as final steps to assure
funds are taken.
Canal Woman's
serving
FATHER'S DAY
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The State Liquor Board had
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