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KIDS REGISTERED for the Squaxin Island Summer Program are ready to
leave for their trip around the Olympic Loop in this photo taken Monday.
The children were going to visit Hurricane Ridge, see a game farm in Sequim,
travel along the ocean and stay overnight at some parks.
uaxin
lan
mmer
ram
Squaxin Island Summer
out at Kamilche School
on growing every year.
m its fifth year, this
enrichment program for
pre-school to high
over 90 youngsters
year, many more
few years.
Ethel Whitener
staff of talented teachers
kids a little bit of culture
form of things like
pottery, cooking,
and basket weaving. And
they've even got
the Chinook
is co-sponsored
Indian Tribe, the
of Indian Affairs and
It's open to
wants to learn the
Itural enrichment
the Program for Local Service
volunteers, and Doug Souliere,
funded through Youth Work
Experience, teach pottery and
some cooking.
George Booth is the program's
main instructor. Eleanor Krise
and Phyllis Smith are teacher's
aides.
The kids are going to display
the things they've made at the
Mason County Fair.
James family to picnic
Descendants of early Thurston County pioneers, Samuel and Anna
Mafia James, who in 1852 became the first family settlers at Grand
Mound, will attend the annual James Family Association picnic in
Jamestown Grove at Grand Mound on Sunday, August 3. Dedication of
a century-old granary building, bt~t by Samuel James II, as a family
"mini-museum" will be on the picnic program.
DOUG SOULIERE is one of two pottery teachers at
Kamilche School in the Squaxin Island Summer Program.
If you think failing off a log is
easy, try dropping 100 feet from
a hot air balloon.
On second thought, don't try
it unless you know what you're
doing.
Like Spunky Spangler, who
makes his living falling from
balloons, buildings, ladders and
just about everything else that can
provide some altitude.
Spangler, 25, is a motion
picture stuntman specializing in
fails and the ones he has planned
el
air balloon up 100 feet and fall
out, landing (he hopes) on a
10-foot square, four-foot deep
sponge.
Billed as "The Falling Star,"
Spangler was born to jump. From
his earliest recollections he
wanted to become a stuntman.
Training on his own, Spangler got
some "help" from the U.S. Army,
volunteering first as a paratrooper
and then as a member of the elite
Green Berets.
As a member of the Screen
woman ne
preparing
A Vietnamese refugee family
is scheduled to arrive in Shelton
anytime this week, and American
sponsor Irene Emsley needs help
in her preparations for them.
Emsley applied to be a
sponsor about one month ago,
but heard nothing from the
or
refugee office until last week.
Since the office informed her of
their arrival - anytime after
yesterday - she has been
unsuccessfully attempting to
locate a two-bedroom house and
furnishings - including bedding,
linen and kitchenware.
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Brad Owen, 25-year-old local
businessman, announced his
candidacy for Shelton finance
commissioner Monday, citing the
need for a more active city
government.
Owen, owner of Brad's Quick
Stops on Hillcrest and Mountain
View, outlined the three major
issues on which he is basing his
candidacy: fiscal responsibility,
increased citizen participation in
local government, and developing
a working partnership with the
state and federal governments,
insuring that Shelton receives its
fair share of state and federal tax
dollars.
In addition to those three
issues, Owen said that he is
looking foward to working with
the other city officials on key
issues such as crime and the plight
SSloner
of the senior citizens in the
community.
"I think that the role of
finance commissioner needs to be
expanded. The problems in our
community are such that we need
people to serve on the city
commission who feel that it is
time that we deal with the full
spectrum of problems," said
Owen.
Owen said that he will count
on a large volunteer effort in his
campaign and he hopes to
personally doorbell the entire city
at least once.
Owen and his wife Nancy live
at 918 Ellinor and have three
children. He is president of the
Mason County Young Democrats,
a member of the Mason County
Economic Development Council
and the Shelton Police Reserve.
elp
Jim
files for
amily
Emsley said she has tried all
the real estate offices in Shelton,
as well as newspaper listings, but
to no avail. So far, she has
obtained a couch and chair, but
needs other furniture, including
beds, for the four-person family.
The family will be able to pay
rent through public a stance.
Emsley said that after the
family arrives in Shelton, she will
be able to begin job arrangements
for the father; she was not
informed of his qualifications nor
language capabilities.
Anyone wishing to contribute
household items or knowing the
probable whereabouts of a
two-bedroom house to rent may
call Irene Emsley at 426-5834 or
426-1903.
380CD
8 Husqvarna
SAEGER
MOTOR SHOP
! 306 Olympic Hwy. S.
426-4602
mayor
Jim Lowery, age 30, filed
We're here to help
with all your
wedding invitations
and accessories.
arts and the Canning lids on the way to entertain and thrill patrons of Actors Guild, he is usually seen Monday as a candidate for the
is free. The children Manufacturers will ship almost 21 million canning lids into the this year s Southwest Washington being gunned off a roof, or other office of mayor of Shelton. Stop in today.
for the materials for State of Washington in the next two months, providing substantial Fair, Chehalis-Centralia, are high perch, in movie westerns. Lowery, the assistant business
Y take home. relief from the year-long shortage, State Director of Agriculture Stewart something else. "Dying is a living, he says. agent for lWA Local 3-38, will I
no requirement that Bledsoe said this weeko Announcing shipment figures supplied by Beginning August 7, Spangler One of his goals as a stuntman campaign on issues such as the[ t :-
ts be Indian; Whitener Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz, Bledsoe said the allocations to this w ill free-fall off the fair is to accomplish the "highest fall needs of the senior citizens, youth I ' ['
half of the kids are state between now and September 30 amount to about 80 percent of grandstand roof, just to prep of all, a freewheeler from 130' programs, and the general needs
IL Some come from what the state received up to July 1 this year. fair goers for his spectacular feet. No one has ever done it and of the people in Shelton. J B,a a Groom 7oa Z.,g[
,,e, others come from " balloon stunt on Sunday. lived to tell about it. . Lowery states that the city
lilWhitener. In that one, hewilltake ahot about falling? county, state and federal | ~.~' purchase from
i,~ have been meeting Fair seeks prints, slides Why does he have this thing could work closer with the [ ~ ~ F /
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a Week sinceJuly 7 and Camera fans and all interested fairgoers are urged to submit their 1 love the thrill, challenge government in improving city J ,~'~ our wedding /
program continues pictures and slides for exhibition in the exhibit to be displayed in the and final victory," he explains, at revenues to sponsor programs in I ~:¥J~ selection of ~/,~t. |
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ast 20. ~ hobby department during the upcoming S.W.W. Fair, midway between the same time warning would-be these areas. ~:~ ~ n " ~
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the youngsters tOOK Chehalis and Centralia, August 5 through 10. There is no fee for entry emulators not to. take up his He feels that local government
hazardous occupation, needs to get back to grass roots ........ ....... /~ ~
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e-day trip around the and entries may be submitted up to a deadline of noon, August 4, at 1 don t advise people trying participation and should L
~P. They planned to either the fairgrounds office or at Waynes on the Mall, Lewis County |r i~ ...... ~ ......
to get into it at all,' he warns, encourage more involvement by
farm in Set uim, see Mall, Chehalis.
ght at "But, if you really want to do it, the citizens of the community. 0
go to La Push and Views sought on river future don't try it on your own. Get Jim and his wife, Barb, have ~JlO~01¢l 0U~lf~ £fOf[0~/l~/[~
Area residents will have a chance to air their views on the future
management of the Chehalis River and its tributaries at a public
meeting scheduled for today (Thursday). The Chehalis River Basin area
covers portions of Lewis, Grays Harbor, Thurston, Pacific and Mason
Counties. One meeting was held July 28 in Centralia; the second will
be held in Satsop at the Grange Hall today, July 31, at 8 p.m.
Season tickets to the Mason
County Fair which can save the
fairgoer almost 45 percent over
the single admission price are on
sale at the Professional Realty
Building at Seventh and Railroad.
A season ticket is good for
one admission to the fair each day
for the three days and costs $2.50
for adults. For ages 12 through
18, the price is $1.50; kids from
six to 11 get season tickets for $1 ;
those under six get in free. Senior
citizens may buy tickets at the
senior center for $1.50.
around people who make a living
at it."
three children and
reside on Mr. View.
118 North Second Shelton 426-4213
rain forest, travel
beaches to
July Creek
Overnight and then
take nature hikes
School and visited
a beach earlier in the
said they want
Island and
Park, too.
trtist Velma Graves is
painting instructor.
Peaks helps teach
the smaller children.
OUgas, funded through
currently
Insured unemployment lumps
Insured unemployment under regular entitlement (all programs) in
Washington State jumped 3,103 to 85,016 for the week ending July 12,
1975, according to Norward J. Brooks, Commissioner of the
Employment Security Department. Including the 16,064 persons
drawing extended benefits and 26,008 individuals claiming federal
supplemental benefits, the total filing came to 127,088.
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