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SIGN
THESE ARE FOUR examples of signs designating scenic
highway routes which are being tried by the State Highway
Department. Highway 101 in Mason County is one of the
highways on which the signs are being tried.
/
ives
Matlock
cently
ton
epartment
for their
when the
e Highways
19, 1970,
of $100
IlrS
n,ng
Task Force
it will
or the next
Problems of
urban
rewards to them.
"Litter and vandalism on state
highways cost Washington state
taxpayers more than $1 million in
1969," said Vern L. Dorsey,
Assistant Director for
Maintenance.
To help curb this expensive
six different reservations around
the state, holding hearings in
order to channel input into the
formulation of legislation for
Indian Affairs.
Will be Miss Miller, a Colville Indian,
according stated that the Task Force
Affairs decided to look at several areas of
the Task concern including water rights,
has been fishing rights, land use on
Governor'sreservations, de facto termination,
on Urban education, law and order,
inn emplnyment assistance, housing
and voting rights.
Executive The group's first meeting was
tribal held last Thursday in the
to lend Secretary of State's office.
effort Secretary A. Ludlow Kramer is a
Indian Task Force member.
will visit
destruction the rewards are
offered by the Washington State
Highway Commission for
information leading to the arrest
and conviction of vandals found
guilty of destroying Washington
State Highway Department
property.
Don Byrd of Okanogan, in
Okanogan County, received his
reward for reporting a person
writing with a spray paint can on
the pavement of State Highway
20. The vandal was later
convicted and fined in court of
highway vandalism.
Fred Lang of Oak Harbor, in
Island County, reported damage
to signs on State Highway 525.
He found a part of an auto license
tab and turned it over to the local
State Patrol Office. Following an
investigation, six youths were
found guilty of damaging the
highway signs and were convicted
and fined in court.
In order to encourage more
citizens to accept personal
responsibility in reporting
vandalism the Washington State
Highway Commission is paying
rewards following conviction of
vandals.
A larger reward is offered for
reporting damage to Washington
State Highway rest areas. The
By DORA HEARING
MATLOCK-The Matlock
Community Church will present
another Moody Science Film,
"Window of the Soul". It will be
at 7 p.m. June 28.
Matlock Grange held its Pot
Luck supper last Friday night and
had one visitor, Joe McAlfrey of
Cloquallum. It was decided to
postpone the first meeting in
July, July 3.
Grange Master and Mr. and
Mrs. Lud Rossmaier spent the
past week at Vancouver attending
the Grange Convention.
The wedding of Miss Donna
Lee Owen and James Hollatz was
held at Faith Luthern Church at
Redmond last Saturday evening.
Donna is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Owen former Matlock
residents, and James is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hollatz.
Many relatives and friends
attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bozarth
of Dayton were Sunday afternoon
callers at the Elvin Hearing home.
Dick Cockburn returned
Sunday from a week's fishing trip
East of the mountains. He
brought his father with him to
visit for some time.
The Mary M. Knight and the
Forrestry fire turcks were called
out Sunday afternoon when a
small fire got started at Ripple
Wood near Simpson's Salmon
Hatchery.
Terry and Tyler Diggle of
McCleary spent the past week
with their grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. C Ford had
Father's day dinner with The
tierbert Brehmeyer Jr. family.
Harvey Singleton of Seattle
4-H Club Has Meeting
At Home Of Leader
spent a few days last week with
Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walker
spent the weekend in Seattle with
the Pat Walker family.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Smith and
family of Aberdeen spent the
weekend with the Archie Kelley
family.
Mrs. Archie Kelley spent
Thursday in Shelton with Mrs.
Ralph Pauley.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bradberry
and Dundee ttopkins and Mr. and
Mrs. Lud Rossmaier attended the
Goodburn family picnic at
Westport Sunday.
Connie Goodburn and
Dundee Hopkins are spending a
few days at the Bradberry home.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnston
and family of Satsop and Mr. and
Mrs. Mike Brehmeyer and baby of
Grisdale were Sunday dinner
guests at the Herbert Brehmeyer
Sr. home.
Mrs. Mary Chrisman, Jeff and
Greg Christenson and Susan
Cards of Thanks
Washington State Highway
The kindness and sympathy of
Commission in cooperation with By MRS. RAY KRATCHA Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kratcha, neighbors and friends and
T I"1 the Automobile Club of SOUTHS1DE-Four Leaves 4-H Mrs. Janice Cookson and Jackie, especially Simpson Timber Co. in
o ,,ave Washington and the Inland Club met June 20 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wolf, Bridzett our recent sorrow will always
m'- ttl Automobile Association offers a leader Mrs. Helen Bakke. and Syril of Port Orchard and Mr• memory.remain withour sincereUS as athanksPreciOUSand
J. E a e $200 reward for information There were six girls present, and Mrs. Glen Kratcha, Michael gratitude for all those comforting
leading to the arrest and Demonstrations were givenby and Shelly visited Mr. and Mrs. acts.
ter delegates from the State of conviction of vandals found guilty Jud Hurst, Joy Nestell, Ruth Ray Kratcha on various days last Mrs. Betty Petereit
of of destroying Washington State Nestell, Eva Godwin and Candice week. and family 6/25
atchtower
Ociety is
Seattle
GOodwill,,
Will draw
annual
Center
ae of Dr.
vidson,
were
on the 24
elected
are
°spital
Ronald
Other
Shelton
BOard
three
of the
and
Washington and Western Oregon.
Lisk.
Highway rest areas.
Anyone observing incidents
involving damage to State
Highway property and Highway
rest areas are urged to contact the
nearest law enforcement agency
or nearest state Highway facility
to claim rewards.
With active citizen
participation, the Washington
State Highways Department can
greatly reduce the staggering total
now paid out for damage to
highway property.
Attends School
Richard N. Holmes, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Holmes,
Shelton, is attending Aviation
Officer Candidate School at the
Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla.
An expected attendance is
upward of 15,000.
Strom commented, "This
four-day Bible-centered program is
designed to help all modern-day
Christians put into practice sound
Bible principles, which too many
people today, are considered
outmoded and obsolete.
"The "rooming work,~'
continued Strom, "was begun
June 20 in Seattle. Volunteers
from 27 congregations began the
search for rooms for the visitors
in private homes in addition to
hotels and motels.
"All persons interested in
learning Jehovah God's answer to
the problems, confusion and
distress of our times, are welcome
to attend all these free
informative sessions." Strom
concluded.
congra
Mel and Don led our entire Washington Division in Life
insurance production in May. They are believers in the
Unigard concept of one-stop insurance service, and we're
proud of their success in solving clients' financial
needs. They protect people and people's stuff! If you
have a problem.., why not phone them? 426-3317.
MEMBER
Unigard Insurance Group
The girls brought cookies and
they judged the cookies that each
one brought.
Each one brought something
for a relish tray and each one
brought a different vegetable.
The next meeting will be June
30 at 10 a.m.
Visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Wetmore was their granddaughter
Isla Saling who came down from
Tyonek, Alaska.
Sunday being Father's Day
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Wetmore were their son Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Wetmore and two
daughters Debbie and Cindy of
Bellevue and Ginger Olsoe.
Visitor of Mr. and Mrs.. Fred
Stuck was their daughter Dorothy
McCauley of Tacoma who came
last Thursday and left Sunday.
make it so simple
no
claims
to file
no
borrowing
Being
Have you noticed a series of
colorful highway signs on the
westbound lane of Highway 101
between Shelton and Olympia,
,just east of Kaiser Road? And
wondered what they were?
These are test signs from
which one will be chosen for
permanent use to identify the
scenic and recreational highways
designated by the state legislature.
All of Highway 101 in Mason
County and Highway 106 from its
junction with 101 to Belfair are
included in this system which
totals 1,883 miles throughout the
state.
Staff and directors of the
Highway Department and the
State Parks and Recreation
Commission will view the designs
in
Dial the Operator, ask for
Tupper spent the weekend in
Tacoma at the Bill Chrisman
home.
There will be Pinochle Party
at the Grange Hall this Saturday
night with Mr. and Mrs. Less
Bozarth as host and hostess.
This community is mourning
the death of Leo Bishop of
Shelton, Sunday night. He was a
former Matlock resident. Our
condolence is offered to his
family.
By State
and formulate their
recommendation to both agencies
sometime in July.
The permanent signs will be
approximately 30 inches square,
which is larger than the two feet
square test signs. They will
include wording to indicate
particular attractions such as
"picnic area".
Cosmetics
YOU
BUBBLES
vs. CRYSTALS
Q. What's the difference
between bubble bath, bath
salts, and bath crystals?
A. Bubble bath usuallyI
consists of detergent (or some
other foaming agent)
perfume oils . . • color . .. and
a water-softening agent• It is
available in powder, liquid,
tablet, or capsule form.
Bath salts, which are also
called bath crystals, are salts
with perfume oils.., color
• . . and sometimes a
water-softening agent added.
Nell's Pharmacy
Emergency Ph. 426-2165
Fifth & Franklin St.--426-3327
Open Daily 9:30 to 7:30
Saturdays -- 9:30 to 6:00
FREE SILVER
IF YOU WERE BORN IN
JUNE, 1920 AND ARE
A CAPITAL SAVER OR
WILL OPEN A NEW ACCOUNT,
CAPITAL SAVINGS WILL GIVE
YOU A FREE RARE
SILVER DOLLAR
HIGHEST FSLIC INSURED RATE IN THE STATE.I
THE LOWEST HOME LOAN RATES IN THE AREAI
FSLIC INSURANCE • ~
INCREASED Ot~l /,I ! .qIk I
TO $20,000.00 o o
~ L;ap]tal bav~,
;!IIIIK" ~ SHELTON -- First & Railroad, 426-fl211
v~7~(~" Home Office: Olympia
T Olympia -- Montesano -- Vancouver -- Shelton
no forms
to fill
no waiting
for checks
000 000 000
flUBflORIBER Nta
3-0 GROUP
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just show the identification card
ZENITH 854S
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