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YATES
ER The Pioneer
of School Directors will
their July meeting next
evening at 8 p.m. This is
week later than usual. It's
school may be out for tile
ken; but school business goes
as usual throughout the
If you attended the tax
meeting recently al the
Clubhouse your lime
ht also be well spent watching
another facet of your tax
Lr and how it is being spent.
Pioneer School Library
be open one day each week
remainder of Ihe summer
)ol vacation. Slatting this
:::i the library will be open each
• fro. 9am to n,,,,n
Pioneer teacher, R,,llin
: [~_n, left this area the last week
~J~ une al,d headed
~. for Iris
~lnation of West Virginia
!re he planned Io make his
~quarter with a friend Dave
~ertson. The two men met
~e they were both atlending
~:Zl~let State College at
:L~ingham Dave is tile slate
U °
j sic group to
'esent Carousel
"Carousel," is the next
rat:ion to be presented by
rlequin Productions in Olympia
tier the sponsorship or Capitol
~sic Club.
It will bc staged at the Abbey
eater, on the campus of St.
trtin's College, on August 2, 3,
rigtll 9, 10, and 11 under the
wee0eclion of Vemc M. Eke and
:e f~es L. This. Each performance
rs. I begin at 8 o'clock.
~Tickets for all performances
available in the Shellon-Mason
Jnly area al Johnny's Music
L
Written by Richard Rodgers
Oscar Hammerslein II, the
m w I1 i c h a I s o g a v e
Oklaholna, South
The King and I, ;rod +other
~le hils, (~arousdl tells tile
story of a
no'el--do'well's
Tiage with a gentle t'aclory girl
lln he fails in every po:isible
excepl Ih,,~ he illmninalcs
life Complctcqy.
safety engineer for coal mining
for West Virginia.
Rollin left West Virginia on
the third of July to travel to
Washington, D.C., for two weeks.
The main purpose of the entire
trip back east is to gain first hand
knowledge of U.S. history and to
lake color slides Io use in history
and geography classes tit F'ionecr
School. tie plans to travel very
extensively throughout lhe New
England states and will especially
concentrate on West Virginia
which contains more of America's
historical places and events than
any of the other states.
Rollin's plans when he started
on the tt;p were to spend about
one month preparing information
and slides for his classes.
The l)istrict Five firefighlers
is planning a fund raising dance. It
is scheduled for August 4 at the
Victor Ilall. Music will be by Herb
Erikson and the dance will be
from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. l)onations
for the dance will be $1.50 per
person. Tickets may be purchased
tr~,n an} of the District Five
wdunteer firefighlers. The ladies
auxilialy will serve a lunch during
Ihe inlermission for a small
chaEgc.
Tile Pctc Goldsby family
acc,mqxmied by Irene's folks,
Steve and Jean Slephcns, spent
last week on a limp around the
loop on the Olympia Peninsula.
llighlighls of tile Irip included a
slop al the kobo farm at
Gardener. ttere several species of
wolves which are currently being
threatened by extinction are
being bred and raised in an
environmentas close to their
nat ural one :is possible.
Traveling on into nearby
Sequim, lhey stopped at tile
Olymt~ic (Jalne Preserve where
many species of wild anilnals live,
alsu in their natural environment.
A good share of Ihese animals,
raised from infancy, are trained
for movies. Tile cougar Ihat was
tile star of the l)isney film,
"'('harlic, the t, onesomc Cougar'"
was raised and trained at tile
()lympic (;amc I'rcscrvc.
'file vacation also included a
side trip to lhnricane Ridge
neither lhc (;oldsby girls OE their
gEandparenls had seen before.
M ¢/.a a magi:
Watch for my
mobile Hearing
Unit. I will show
you that loudness
is not the solu-
tion to under-
standing.
Come in and
bring your wife
or husband.
Fox Sound of Hearing Certified testing
unit offering custom fitted hearing aid.
tr"li =-z. ¢ RtT"~
TEST
This is to introduce you to Compression Circuits.
Compression circuits are today what landing on the Moon
Was to the Horse and Buggy days.
For years, the Hearing Aid Industry believed loudness
Was the solution to Understanding. This is not so! Now
loudness can be controlled to the individual's need for com-
fort and understanding the words.
You owe it to yourself, yOur family and friends, to be
able to enjoy life - because remember, a person who does not
understand conversation, makes every one around him =hare
his handicap.
So Come in and see and feel the difference! Suppre¢~ the
loudness before it reaches your tolerance level.
SPECIAL REPAIR ON ALL MAKES - $4.75
Regardless of where you bought It (PLUS PARTS)
WE WILL BE AT
SAFEWAY AT SHELTON
Friday, July ! 3
9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
MOLD CLEANING, NEW TUBES
WINTERIZING HEARING AIDS
Sponsored by
FOX SOUND OF HEARING
Rt. 2, Box 2167M, Olympic Village
i
SIMPSON
P.O. BOX 639
,,r p'~. ° .,~
Interest
The Simpson Employee's Federal
Credit Union board of directors
has announced a 6% interest rebate
for the first half of 1973 to all
borrowers.This is the first mid-year
rebate paid by the credit union.
The Simpson Employee's Federal Credit
Union board of directors has announced
5% dividend plus 1/2% bonus (equal 51/2%)
to be paid on all credit union member's
share accounts for the first half of 1973
NOW
"It's where you belong!"
EMPLOYEES' FEDERAL
Membership Open to All Active and
Retired Simpson Timber Company
Employees and Their Families
Each member account insured to $20,000
SHELTON, WA. 98584
Ken Fredson, Manager
by Administrator, National Credit Union Administration
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