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SHELTON KIWANIANS Warren Maynard, left, and Ran
Pannell erect one of the signs which have been put up to
advertise the Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast Sunday at Kneeland
Park. The breakfast, an annual affair, raises money for the
City Summer Recreation Program Swimming Program.
• SKIRTS
• SWEATERS
• SLACKS
• DRESSES
• SHORTS
• ALL WOOL SUITS
PRICE
1/2 PRICE
Reg. to $8
Men's Swim Wear Now
DenS m Cut-Offs en's
Reg. to $5 NOW
For Beachwear Reg. $7.95
Terry Cloth Jacket .ow
I Group Lightweight
Bush Jackets
1-Group
Men's Sport Shirts
1-Group Values to $8
Young Men's Pants Now
Reg.
Short Sleeve Sweat Shirts $4 $1
Men's
Values to $22.50 1/2
Now PRICE
Values to $10 1/2
NOW
409 Railroad
426-6432
Savage
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State Rep. Charles Savage,
Shelton was officially invited to
attend the dedication and opening
of the new $8 million
Headquarters Building for the
Highway Department in Olympia
Monday.
It has been five and a half
years since Savage introduced
House Bill 586 in the 1965
Session of the Legislature and
ushered it through the House and
Senate to authorize the Highway
Department to purchase a site and
construct the new building.
Savage said it is like planting the
seed and coming back five years
later to see how the garden grew.
House Bill 586 has grown into
the most modern office building in
the Northwest, Savage reported,
and will house about 1,000
personnel. This new building with
high speed escalators will
facilitate quick access to any part
of the four stories including a vast
parking area not all finished yet.
"The people of the State of
Washington can well be proud to
be the owners of the unusual new
building with its horizontal flow
design and I predict a lot of
people of Mason County are going
to be working there," Savage
concluded.
Board Meeting
The Timberland Regional
Library Board of Trustees will
meet July 23 at the Olympia
Public Library. The meeting will
begin at 7:30 p.m. and is open to
the public.
Simpson Officials Hear
Report By Gil Oswald
Gil Oswald, newly-elected
president of Simpson Timber
Company and a longtime resident
of Shelton, made his first
quarterly report as chief executive
to 125 Simpson staff people from
Shelton, McCleary, Camp Grisdale
and Camp Govey at the PUD
building in Shelton Monday.
Oswald described new
operating procedures throughout
the Simpson organization and
expressed hope that "the worst is
over" in the weak market
situation which has affected the
forest products industry for the
past year.
Oswald shared the report
program with Furman L. Moseley,
newly-named executive vice
president of Simpson. who is
responsible for the company's
fiber and specialty products•
The two speakers were
accompanied by several Simpson
vice presidents, including Start W.
Reed, timberlands: Robert B.
Hutchinson, finance: Robert J.
Seidl, research, and Dave James.
public affairs. Max Schmidt,
Washington Timberlands Manager,
presided.
The Simpson officials were
scheduled to speak to Oregon
plant managers in Salem
Wednesday and to the company's
California Staff at Eureka
Thursday.
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