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ARTOO-DEETOO'S cousin, X-12, is a part of the"Star Journey" Summer
Activity Program at Timberland libraries.
Summer reading program set
School-age youngsters are
invited to let their imaginations
take them on a "Star Journey"
in Timberland Regional Library's
summer activity program at two
local libraries.
"Star Journey" activities
have been scheduled by the
Timberland South Mason Library
',426-L;62)i for Wednesdy,
afternoons from 1:30 to 3 p.m.
The weekly programs of stories,
films and crafts will run from
June 21 through August 9.
The Timberland North Mason
Library (275'3232) has not set
its schedule for the activities as
of press time. Those interested in
the program in the Belfair area
should call the library on
Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday
afternoons to learn about the
program.
Library materials with a
space theme have been added for
the "Star Journey" program.
Some of the books are "Star
Wars," "Close Encounters of the
Third Kind," and various items
about the constellation. Lists of
..... acienoeftction authors and
authors of related non-fiction
works have been drawn up to
Bail reduction is .o,p .oo., ,o.e,, ,ooa,0
additional items. Cassettes telling
granted by court
Judge Hewitt Henry, after a
hearing in Mason County
Superior Court Friday, reduced
bail on Dennis Marshall, charged
with second-degree burglary and
possession of more than 40
grams of marijuana from
$17,500 to $2,000 and provided
that 10 percent of that amount
could be posted with the clerk's
office to secure his release.
The motion for release on
personal recognizance was made
by Marshall's attorney, John
Jarrett, Tumwater. Jarrett told
the court Marshall had lived in
the area about 3½ years and had
been living with his parents but
was not now.
Jarrett stated Marshall had
two brothers living in the area
and that he could live with one
of them if he was released.
He was employed cutting
-eedar and had been employed
with Simpson Timber Company
but was on a lay-off basis
because of an injury to his arm.
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Marshall, the court was told,
is 20 years old and has no prior
felony convictions.
Deputy Prosecutor Gary
Burleson told the court in
addition to the charges against
him Marshall is being investigated
for involvement in other
burglaries.
Burleson also said that in a
previous court appearance
Marshall told the court he was
living out of his car and had no
funds.
Burleson stated he believed
bail was necessary.
Aplearing before Judge
Henry Friday for identification
was DeVere W. Foster, 46,
Vancouver, charged w!th
second-degree theft.
Foster told the court he was
a totally disabled veteran and
had no funds.
The court appointed the
Tumwater law firm of Jarrett
and Kaeding to represent Foster.
the "Story of Star Wars" are
available at all libraries and the
f'dm "Hardware Wars" will be
screened at library programs.
Claiming to have been filmed
"on location in outer space," the
film uses actors, common
household appliances and special
defects in a comic mistelling of
the original rdm epic.
Some of the in-library
programs will include astronomy,
making space helmets, Indian
star fables told on flannel
boards, and a survival game in
which teams attempt to
complete a space journey with
limited supplies.
Take-home activities include
star finder charts and star
brightness charts to use in night
watches.
Star journeyers will also be
appearing with Artoo-Deetoo's
cousin, X-12, at parades
throughout the Timberland
region this summer. Costumed
youngsters marching with the
robot have already copped a
trophy in the Westport Saltwater
Festival parade.
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From
Sidney Gould
Prestige
Alex Coleman
Mr. Alex
Mr. Fine
Jim and Me
and more.
So many people tell us they can't find us,
attd we know we are hard to find the first
time...after that it's easy. We're in Kneeland
Center on Mr. View. From the direction of
Shelton, turn in at Ted's Steak House (that's
just past Hilbtrm-Pauley Ford), and we're
the pink door next to West Realty. Just come
on in!
d.sepl00s
Ileautlqu¢
Kneeland Center next to West Realty.
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Page 14 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, June 8, 1978
Joseph Leiva,
ner/operator.
Ph. 426-4266
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Forest00 practice permit
review is discussed
The Mason County
Commission received some strong
objections to a proposed forest
practices application review
policy presented to it by the
regional planning office.
Max Schmidt from Simpson
Timber Company told the
commission he believed the
proposed rules went outside the
scope of the county authority on
forest practices permits which
are first submitted to the
Department of Natural Resources
and are approved by that
department.
He said he does not believe
the county has any authority
over Class II and III permits. The
county authority is limited to
the two types of Class IV
permits which are those in which
a conversion of land is
anticipated.
He also objected to the
proposal for county public works
review of the permits and
consideration of the effect on
county roads.
Also objecting to the
proposed review procedures was
a representative of the contract
loggers association, who stated
he also believed the county had
no authority over Class II and III
permits.
He also said the amount of
time requested by the county for
review was longer than the
period of advance notice
required on Class II and III
permits, which would create an
additional problem.
Also speaking to the
commission was Pete .Overton,
who told the commission he
believed the whole proposal was
out of scope. A group, he said,
spent two years preparing the
regulations which are followed
by the Department of Natural
Resources.
James Connolly and Monty
Anderson from the planner's
office stated they could agree to
review of only Class IV permits
where there was a proposal to
change the use of land.
A couple of cases in which
the Department of Natural
Resources had not acted
responsibly in handling permits
brought the problem up which
the review procedure was
designed to avoid in the future.
Connolly commented it was
too bad that the good people
had to suffer the consequences
of what others did.
One of those vho opposed
the proposal stated, in regard to
the proposed public works
department review, that it
appeared the county wanted to
have the logging operators
improve county roads because
they hauled over them.
The commission agreed to
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Plans being made
for fire season
Forest Service crews and Corps and Young Adult
equipment are being readied for Conservation Corps programs.
this year's forest fire season and, These crews are being organized
although the number of and trained in addition to regular
firefighting units will be slightly Forest Service people, he said.
less than during last year's Also, cooperative agreements
drought, full capability is being with the states of Oregon and
maintained. Washington provide for
In Oregon and Washington reciprocal fire protection help,
the Forest Service has taken a Worthington observed. While
closer look at fire protection generally the Forest Service
costs and has allocated some $4 protects only National Forest
million heretofore used for lands, fire planning and
pre.suppression readiness to preparedness is closely
disposal of hardous forest fuels coordinated with the other land
(slash and other material), management agencies and much
This change in emphasis is valuable mutual aid is realized
part of a long-term fire annually, he emphasized.
prevention program aimed at Without such inter-agency
ultimately reducing overall fire support, state and federal forest
protection costs and damage to fire organizations individually
resources, according to R.E. would be hard put to cope with
Dick) Worthington, regional the fire suppression impacts
orester, Pacific Northwest experienced by one or more of
Evergreen
In the woods...
or on the street,
Help kep
America
looking neat!
Evergreen Square • 426-34S6 • Shelton
HOUSING FOR THE
Forest Investment Corporation, a Bellevue, Washington real
estate building development firm, is contemplating the
construction of a 38-unit low-income (based on ability to
apartment complex for elderly citizens only, on 7th Street
at the end of Park Street and along Goldsborough Cree'
The complex will be two story wood frame with 30 1.bea
room units and 8 2-bedroom units. Also included will be
laundry and recreational facilities. Will those interested
elderly citizens please complete the following form and
to:
Senior Citizen Center
2nd and Orovd ...... ' ....... # i
Region. the agencies almost every year. Shelton, WA 98584
Worthington pointed out that "By pooling our firefighting
one of the factors that, will help resources," Worthington said,
the Forest Service maintain its "we are able to achieve greater U.S. Department of Agriculture
ability to respond to all fires efficiencies in protecting our Farmers Home Administration
that need immediate action will Northwest forest lands from
be the use of personnel from Job wildfire."
Port gets approval,
denial on grants
The Shelton Port The port district was told it
Commission hasbeen notified by would be notified when
the Federal Department of allocations were to be made interest but not a commitment or contract.
Transportation that its again and it could reapply at
application for $28,025 for that time. (Signed)
runway improvements, clearing The port district was also Name
and grubbing, runway lighting notified that an allocation of Address
and safety fencing at Sanderson $1,870 for an airport master
Field has been denied due to plan had been approved by the City
limited funds, department of transportation. '
WASHINGTON INSTRUCTION 44//
Exhibit F-1 (
RURAL RENTAL HOUSING INTEREST SURVEY
The Farmers Home Type 515 Elderly housing proposal has b.e;rl e
explained to me in detail. I believe these apartments are needed to prov.;,
rural residents with economically designed and constructed rental houSl_
When and if this project is completed I will definitely consider living thef,
and. could move in within__ days after th e apartmenLSe;d;
avaimble. A 1 -- 2 (circe one) apartment w adequately meet my "-,1
and I would be willing to pay up to $ per month re,,-'
charge.
I understand that this signed statement is a sincere expression of
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Linda K. Lee
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Pamela Jane Melena
Diana Kay Wolfer Richard M. Brooks James
The above photos were not available in time for last week's special graduation section.