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workshops The new drug education section
guidelines to in the state superintendent's
districts in office follows a priority
problems and recommendation by the
ional programs governor's Drug Abuse Task
soon will be Force Report. The governor said
Louis Bruno he plans to seek a more
comprehensive program in the
drug education 197 !-73 biennium to further
the direction of alleviate drug abuse in the state.
consultant for "Nickerson has organized a
programs in theteam of hard-working, dedicated
Is pari
in the near future."
So far, seven persons have
been named to a leadership team
which will represent the state at
the special National Training
Center in Drug Education at San
Francisco State College, July 20
through Aug. 14.
Members of the team include
Herb Campbell, junior high
counselor from Richland; Kathy
Cantu, Bellevue, currently
and Instruction individuals who are pulling working at the Granger Escuelita
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tateschool office: together programs to meet the in a University of Washington
al allocation ol need created by the drug sponsored program calle;Chicano
available to problems which exist in our Calmecac; Larry Shaw, science
Dan Evans' state," Bruno said. "We hope teacher from Newport: Harold
earlier this year. many others will become involved Jaussi, acting head of the training
"0ys a trip to the
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information
anywhere in the
A Zoo by John
the problems
acquisition
; adaptation to
nag; protection of
rare animals in the wild and pet
problems. The concept of the
game preserve type zoo is
covered, and the author also
discusses the question. "Why
bother about the animals?"
The World Of The Giant Panda
by Richard Perry is a delightful
and illuminating study of a most
unusual and paradoxical animal.
A rare and beautiful beast, it's
Tenino
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This year the annual Tenino
old-time fiddlers' contest will
make way for the Washington
State Old-Time Fiddling
Championships, the first time this
event has been held in western
Washington. The championships
are expected to draw the top
names in old-time music in the
Northwest.
The celebration gets underway
Friday evening with the
preliminaries of the fiddlers'
competition, square dancing and a
teen dance. Saturday's activities
will begin with the opening of the
gun show at 10 a.m., kiddies'
parade at 10:30, and the grand
parade at 11. The midway area at
the Fairgrounds will open at
noon, and events to follow will be
the muzzle-loading rifle shoot, a
wheel-chair square dance
exhibition, and Indian dances, all
set for in front of the fairgrounds
grandstand.
Saturday evening the
Washington State Championship
Fiddling competition finals will be
held at Trails End Arena, a
10-minute drive north of Tenino,
on the Tenino-Olympia Highway.
The event, originally set for the
Tenino High School, had to be
moved to Trails End because of the
recent $250,000 fire at the high
school.
Sunday the program will get
underway at noon with the
majority of attractions taking
place at the Fairgrounds.
Added to the muzzle-loading
rifle shoot, square dancing and
Indian dances, will be a jam
session of old-time music by
contestants in the state
championships.
Square dancers are reminded
that dancing will be held at
Dreamland ballroom on the
Fairgrounds Wednesday through
Saturday nights. Trailer and
camping space is available for
anyone who would like to come
and stay for the entire
celebration.
behavior is often contradictory: a
supple gymnast, it is incapable of
any locamotion more graceful
than a lumbering trot; a
bamboo-eater, in captivity the
Panda will dine on jam and
spaghetti.
In Animals Of East Africa Dr.
Louis S. B. Leakey tells of the
animals of Kenya, Uganda, and
Tanzania. An attack by snarling
hyenas, the thundering charge of
a pair of two-ton rhinos, the
manace of a leopard leaping into
his bedroom add drama to his
observations. Both awesome and
beguiling, the wild creatures
parade through the pages of this
volume.
Victor B. Scheffer has written
an extraordinary book, The Year
Of The Whale, recording with
lyrical intensity and scientifically
scrupulous detail twelve months
in the life of a young sperm
whale.
Though The Birds and The
Beasts Were There by Margaret
Millar will satisfy the most
exacting scholar, the carefully
researched facts are so skillfully
woven into the author's story,
and the story is told with such
sympathy and humor, that it will
attract many readers who have
never finished a "bird book."
Owl by William Service follows
a foundling owl through his
growing up stages, his antics and
alternating signs of affection and
Owlish independence, to become
an accomplished adult owl.
Get acquainted with these and
other interesting animals through
the books at the Shelton Public
Library. There is a wide selection
available of both adult and
juvenile books on animals and
animal behavior.
Baptists Slate
Film Showing
The First Baptist Church will
be showing the highly rated "His
Land" in their auditorium July 26
at 7:30 p.m. A dramatically
different motion picture takes
you the length and breadth of
Israel in the company of Cliff
Richard, England's singing star,
and Cliff Barrows, song leader for
the Billy Graham Crusades. These
men have joined talents in the
film to relate today's events to
prophecies of the Bible.
The Baptist Church welcomes
everyone to join with them to
view this extra-special motion
picture. There is no fee and
nursery services are available for
infants.
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8:30-5 Mon.-Thurs., 8:30-6 Frh
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section, State Department of
Health; Beverly Winfrey, senior at
Lincoln High School, Tacoma;
Carl "Duke" Washington, dean of
students, Franklin High School,
Seattle; and Clay Roberts, health
education major from Central
Washington State College,
Ellensburg, presently working as
administrative intern in drug
education programs for the state
office.
While the team receives
special training in San Francisco,
work is progressing on the state
drug education instructional
guides and guidelines for
implementation of the programs.
A small group of health
educators including Len Tritsch,
health coordinator for the Kent
Public Schools and Paul Templin,
health educator from Tacoma
Public Schools, is actively
involved in developing the basic
framework for drug instruction
programs, they have obtained
reactions to their work from staff
and students from colleges and
schooldistricts throughout the
state.
"We are currently organizing
two-day workshops for
curriculum directors and
individuals who have the
responsibility in local school
districts for coordinating and
implementingdrug education
programs. These workshops wilt
orma fon
individual school districts
throughout the state will be able
to participate in at least one
training session, Nickerson said.
"We hope each district will
send one to three school
personnel and an equal number of
students and lay citizens to the
workshop," Nickerson said. "If,
after completion of the
sixteen-hour session, everyone
works together and sufficient
time is allotted to the planning
and implementation of local
programs, we will be able to reach
a significant number of people."
Another facet of the first year
drug education program is a pilot
project conducted in conjunction
with the health education
department of Central
Washington State College,
Ellensburg. Dr. Donald McAfee,
associate professor of health
education at Central will conduct
an extension course dealing with
methodology related to drug
education in the schools.
"The entire drug education
program has been gaining
excellent support from allied
fields," Supt. Bruno said. "The
Stated Board of Pharmacy has
been working with pharmacists
throughout the state to supply
resource personnel for workshops
at the local level: the young
lawyers section of the King
County Bar Association has
be held in early October to pledged its support to the state
familiarize these individuals with
the new state guides and their
use," Nickerson said.
Upon return from San
Francisco, the workshop
leadership team will participate in
two administrative conferences.
The first is scheduled at the
Spokane School District
Administrative conferences. The
first is scheduled at the Spokane
School District Administration
Building, Sept. 23. The second will
be in Seattle at the Pacific Science
Center, Sept. 24. Following these
meetings the team will be divided
into two groups of three persons
each - one to service western
Washington and the other in
central and eastern Washington.
The workshops, which will be
open to school personnel,
students and lay citizens, are
being organized through the
cooperative efforts of the state's
14 intermediate school district
offices. The basic plan is to
schedule enough workshops so all
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group assisting drug education
programs; the State Department
of Health is cooperating by
providing the part-time services of
two staff persons to help organize
the local level action programs;
and many other groups -
including the Department of
Institutions, the Tacoma-Pierce
County Narcotics Center,
Richland's Middle Earth House,
Association of Classroom
Teachers, and the Washington
Education Association - have
volunteered their time and
efforts.
"With this kind of support,
and by continually involving
persons who are presently
working in the program, we are
confident that we can develop
both immediate and king-range
programs that will help resolve
the drug abuse problem in our
state," Bruno said.
ANNOUNCES THE OPENING
OF HIS OFFICE FOR THE PRACTICE OF
INTERNAL MEDICINE
ON AUGUST 1, 1970
AT
SHELTON PROFESSIONAL CENTER
1663 NORTH 13th
SHELTON, WASHINGTON 98584
Office Hours: By Appointment
Mon., Tues., Thurs., and Fri.
10:30 To 1:00, 2:00 To 5:00
For Appointment
Call 426-2758
Only Until August 1
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One year (parts
labor) on all 1971 RCA "Solid
State" Color TVs (Good any-
in the
II
Color TV
The DICKENSON
Model GP-668
23" diag. picture
Solid state 26,500-volt chassis (only one tube
rectifier)-virtually eliminates tube failure, the major
cause of TV breakdown.
-"] RCA's ultra-bright picture tube--computer-designed for
optimum color accuracy.
F'] Completely electronic Automatic Fine Tuning on both
VHF and UHF channels
r--] Slide-out chassis design-simplifies service technician's job.
--] Instant-Pic operation-no warm-up wait.
-"]Two 6" oval duo-cone speakers for rich, room-filling sound.
See your RCA Dealer, George Valley,
for this SUMMER
and ask him about special terms
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