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in the management
Timber Company's
plywood operations are
by Bill Francis,
of Northwest plywood
Lrry F. Spencer, general
of Shelton Veneer
is assigned to supervise
project studies under the
of Francis. Richard F.
is transferred from
or of production control
~ton plywood to
ee Spencer as general
at Shelton Veneer.
continues to report to
career as a superintendent of
Simpson plywood operations,
beginning in 1955 at the
company's former Idanha, Oregon
veneer plant. In 1967 he was
reassigned to the Shelton Veneer
superintendency. Baldwin joined
Simpson in 1971 as a production
engineer at Shelton Veneer and
was promoted to general
superintendent of Olympic late
that year. He has been supervisor
of production control for
Washington Plywood since April,
1972.
Hanlon began his Simpson
career in 1968 as an industrial
engineer at Shelton Veneer and
Hanlon is promoted subsequently served as a foreman
igeneral superintendent of at McCleary Plywood and a
dc Plywood Plant at
to replace Baldwin as
of production control
ton Plywood, also at
Harry Fyrer is advanced
general foreman at Albany
Plywood plant to replace
as general superintendent
Plywood. In his new
rnent, Fryer reports to
has had an 18-year
general foreman at Shelton
Veneer. Last year he was named
general superintendent at
Olympic. Fryer has had a 27-year
career in Simpson plywood
operations, beginning in 1946 at
Albany Plywood. He was a
foreman at Simpson's former
Lyons (Oregon) Rywood plant
from 1953 until 1967. He has
been graveyard general foreman at
Albany Plywood since 1967.
fish h is
in lake here
FISHER
'fish story for this week is
I promised you about the
with the large
five-and-a-half-pound fish she
weighed at the Bayshore Grocery
with the help of Florence Felix.
She wrote Mrs. Felix the
specifics and I think it is the
biggest and the best yet for Lake
Limerick.
A Mrs. Jane Carbaugh caught
a five-pound, 8½-ounce 20%-inch
long largemouth bass, called a
lunker, on a Rebel lure. She is
having the bass stuffed and
mounted as her first trophy bass
and has reason to, as she says it is
the largest caught yet by a woman
this year, according to the
Western Bass Club statistics.
She and her husband are
active members of this Seattle
club. She says it will quite
probably take the women's
division trophy for this year.
As far as we know it is the
largest bass caught in Lake
Limerick and Mrs. Carbaugh has a
right to be very proud indeed as a
bass is quite a fighting fish and
probably gave her quite a
challenge to land it.
DR. EDWIN LOVELL, left, shows ITT Rayonier scholarship winner Len
Williams a piece of equipment at the Olympic Research Lab.
The Shelton High School
senior who won the $4,000
four-year ITT Rayonier
Foundation Mason County
Scholarship for 1973, visited the
Olympic: Research Division
recently, where he was
congratulated by Dr. Edwin L.
Lovell, manager.
Leonard A. Williams Jr., 17,
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
A. Williams of Shehon, received
news of the award at high school
graduation exercises June 6. He
has attended school here since
1968 and graduated with a 3.8
grade point average, fourth in a
class of 231.
The recipient was chosen by a
scholarship committee consisting
of Lovell, chairman; Dr. A.C.
Linkletter, prominent local
physician; and Fred Twidwell,
superintendent of Intermediate
School District No. 113.
Williams has been treasurer of
the Honor Society, vice-president
of Key Club, a member of the
Local women attend
Democrat meeting
Julie Raichart and Darlene
Castle, both of Shelton, were
delegates from Mason County
Democratic Women's League to
the Federation of Democratic
Women's Clubs mini-platform
convention recently held in
Ellensberg, Washington. They
reported to their local club
concerning planks drafted at the
convention.
Ms. Raichart and Ms. Castle
served on the Equal Rights
subcommittee of the convention
whose chairwoman was the
Honorable Eleanor Fortson,
Democrat from Island County.
Washington State Federated
Democratic Women's Club has
charter organizations within every
county and has lobbyists in the
state legislature. These lobbyists
reported at the convention their
work toward passage of the Equal
Rights Amendment, as well as
consumer legislation and other
areas of governmental concern.
Science Club, stage band, swing
choir, marching band, and senior
choir. He is also active in the First
Baptist Church Youth Group and
choir. He plans to attend the
University of Washington to study
architecture.
Music is his favorite hobby.
He plays guitar, trumpet and
piano, and also sings in several
choirs.
The ITT Rayonier
Foundation was established in
1952 to provide charitable and
educational contributions. It is a
non-profit corporation. It has
provided a number of
undergraduate scholarships for
studies at colleges and universities
throughout the United States. In
addition, the foundation has
provided grants for scientific
research and post-graduate work
at various universities.
Moose honors
Otto R. Hanson of Shelton
Lodge 1684 was awarded the
highest and most coveted degree
of the Loyal Order of Moose in a
solemn ceremony held May 27 at
Mooseheart, the famed Moose
City of Children.
Hanson, a member of the
local Moose lodge for many years,
was awarded the Pilgrim Degree
of Merit for his outstanding
service and continued devotion to
the humanitarian programs of his
fraternity.
Investiture of the Pilgrim
Class sponsored by Director
General Paul P. Schmitz was held
in the House of God, unique
Children's Cathedral on the
Mooseheart campus, under the
leadership of Pilgrim Governor
Gordon Jeffery and a staff of past
supreme governors.
The local Moose Pilgrim
honoree was one of more than
210 Moose members from all
parts of the United States and
Canada to receive the degree.
Distinction of the award is noted
by the fact that only one of about
every 5,000 Moose members
receive the degree each year.
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Application has been received
by the Seattle U.S. Army Corps
of Engineers office from Gordon
P. Larson, Shelton, on behalf of
Ted Ness for a Department of the
Army permit for work in
Pickering Passage on Harstine
Island.
The work is to maintain an
existing bulkhead and fill,
construct bulkhead extension and
place 170 cubic yards of sand and
permn
reques
gravel ~l with top soildressing.
The applicant says the existing
bulkhead and fill were
constructed in 1972.
The applicant has agreed to
the following conditions for
performing the work.
1. All construction debris will
be disposed on land in such a
manner that it cannot enter
navigable water.
Three attend tax study session
recently attended a seminar on
tax appeals conducted by the
Washington State Department of
Revenue.
Attending were Harold
Sutherland, appraiser; John
Huson, board member, and Vera
Elliott, clerk.
The sessions were held in
Olympia.
Three members of the Mason
County Board of Equalization
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE 2 used 15" western
saddles, $100 and $50. Call
426-2785. K6/14-21
HOW MANY things served us
yesterday for articles of faith,
which today are fables to us?
Michel De Montaigne
GARAGE SALE, 521 Bellevue,
lots of everything. Thursday and
Friday, 10 til ?. M6/14
1970 SL 175 Honda. Good
condition. See at Bell's Trailer
Court, space 7. B6/14
FOR SALE 6 year crib, cradle
and other misc. items. 426-8312.
M6/14-2~
REGISTERED QUARTER-
HORSE stud service, 3-bars
breedincl. Tall and racey. Call
426-3648. H6/14-7/5
FOR SALE used 10-speed bike,
green, excellent condition, $50 or
best offer. Call 426-1709. P6/14
16 FT. PLYWOOD boat free with
purchase of 40 hp Evinrude
outboard. $250 or best offer.
426-8548. C6/14-21
FOR RENT 1 bedroom house
water and garbage paid, 1732
Stevens, $65 month. B6/14
NEED GUTTERS? Call Norm
Bunko at Sears for fast quotes on
continuous aluminum gutters.
426-8201. S6/14tfn
2. Work in navigable x~:,l~"
will be done to minimi/c
turbidity which tends to degr~d~'
water quality and damage aquai~c
life.
Interested parties arc
requested to submit, in writing.
any comments or objections tlm~
they may have to the existing and
proposed work. The decision as tt~
whether a permit will be issued
will be based on an evaluation of
the impact of the existing and
proposed work on the public
interest. Factors affecting the
public interest include, but are
not limited to navigation, fish and
wildlife, water quality,
economics, conservation,
aesthetics, recreation, water
supply, flood damage prevention,
ecosystems, and, in general, the
needs and welfare of the people.
Comments on these factors
will be accepted and made part of
the record and will be considered
in determining whether it would
be in the best public interest to
grant a permit. Comments should
reach the Seattle Corps office not
later than July 5.
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ENGINEER PERFORMANCE
BUSINESS MACHINE
MAINTENANCE
CARPENTRY
WELDING
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OTHER
GRAMMAR REVIEW
APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY
Guaranteed Wo~ k
Flee Pick-up &
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Ins. Clafms Handled
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426- 1152
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4 wh. drive, hubs, V8, radio,
power steering. 11,000 miles.
Sharp!
1972 INTER.
CUSTOM SCOUT
1969 JEEP
WAGONEER
4 WH DRIVE
350-V8, auto., PS, PB, radio,
hubs, 845-15 trac. tires,
yellow.
Now $2785
1969 JEEP
WAGONEER
4 WH DRIVE
350-V8, auto, PS, PB, radio,
hubs, w-covers, w-w tires,
winch, white. Was $3095.
1973 CHEV
MALIBU CPE-AIR
V8, Turbo, PS, PB, w-w tires,
w-covers, vinyl rOof and trim.
1972 PONTIAC
LEMANS LUX. CPE
V8 Turbo, PS, PB, radio & rear
speaker, tilt wh. F70x14
console bucket seats.
1971 CHEV
CAPRICE-AIR
4 DR. SED.
T. glass, RC mirror, Turbo, PS,
G78, w-w tires, PDB, radio
l w-covers, vinyl roof. Was
$3195.
Now $2875
1971 DODGE
POLARA-AIR
4 DR. HTP
V8, auto, T. Glass, PS, PB,
radio, w-covers, w-w tires,
25,511 one owner miles. Was
$2995 Now $2695
1969 OLDS 98
LUX 4 DR.
SED- AIR
6-way 60-40 seat, power truck,
PDB, P. antenna, tilt wh.
stereo radio, T. glass, PD
locks,' rear defogger, tape,
cruise control. Was $2595
1970 CHEV
4 DR. HTP.-AIR
400 V8 Turbo, radio, PS, PB,
W-W.
1968 PLY.
VIP. 4 DR SED
Air, V8 auto. PS, PB, radio &
tape.
1965 RAMBLER
CLASSIC 770
4-dr., V8, AT, radio.
1968 OLDS.
VISTA CRUISER
3 SEATS
V8 Turbo, PS, PB, radio, T.
glass, power R. window.
1968 CHEV
MALIBU CPE
327-V8, 4 speed trans., radio,
vinyl roof, w-w tires, w-covers.
Mell's Mystery Farm
Color photo free to owner at...
1st & GROVE SHELTON 426-4424
Quick Service
Daily Rental
Lease
Parts & Service
Mon. thru Sat.
MIC Insurance
1968 VW
TRANSPORTER
STATION WAGON
Radio, 2 seater, was $1695.
Now $1525
1967 CHEV
BEL AIR 4 DR. SED.
V8, AT, PS, radio.
1966 FORD
WAGON SQUIRE
10 pass, V8, auto., PS, radio,
T-ws, w-covers, luggage rack.
1965 OLDSMOBILE
VISTA CRUISER
V8, auto, PS, T. glass,
w-covers.
1963 FORDc6oo
1965 CHEVELLE
MALIBU CPE
V8, 3-spd., radio.
1963 FORD
FAIRLANE 4 DR
V8, AT, radio.
1960 CADILLAC
SED. DEVILLE
1960 CHEV
BELAIR 4 DR.
V8, AT, radio.
1955 DESOTO
2 DR. HTP
Leather int., V8, auto, power
steering, radio.
1968 IMPALIA
CUST. CPE
Vinyl roof, turbohydra
steering, radio, brakes.
1973 CHEV
1/2 TON SWB
PICKUP
350-V8, turbo, PS, custom
deluxe, radio, HD bumpe~,
w-covers, OS mirrors.
1970 CHEV
EL CAMINO
6 cyl, 3 spd, radio.
1970 CHEV
1/2 TON PICKUP
400-V8, PS, PB, turbo,
~ositraction, FS bar, radio, HE)
bumper. Was $2495.
Now $2245
1964 INTER.
TRAVELALL
V8, 3 speed, radio, two tone
paint. Was $795.
Now $715
Crew bus, V8, 5 speed.
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