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let ]3, 1959 33 Percy EPio 6017 S.E. 86h Ave portland, Ore ]ntervd aa second else3 matter at the T)ost office at Shelton, Waahtngtoa. lnder Act of Marrh 4, |ff79. Publlhe0 weeP|y at 107 South 4th Street Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A." ]0 Cents per Copy IS Pages ..... 3 Sections BOBBY McKOWN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKown, is pic- tured with his 4-H project Holstein which he plans to show at the Mason County Fair, August 20-22. (Extension photo.) County Children Looking Forward To Fair ALICIA AHL AND LAURA DOWNER are working together practicing to enter their 4-H cookie exhibits. They&apos;ll have them ready for the Mason County Fair, August 20-22. Alicia is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ahl and Laura's parents are Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Downer of Isalnd Lake. Their 4-H Club is Ko=y Kittens led by Mrs. A. Frank and Mrs. A. Tuson. IExten- sion photo. ) JOE MESTROVICH will show his Ayrshire at the Mason County Fair, August 20-22. He is a member of the Lucky Shamrocks 4-H Club and resides with Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Trexler. (Extension photo. ) WN will be ready for the 4-H Fair circuit this ow her Ayrshire, Belle Star, at the Mason 20-22. Her 4-H Club Is the Lucky Shamrocks and father, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKown photo. ) To Eliminate Corners City Commission will ask some 36 prop- land within the city in order to elim- which they feel are a serious traffic there are about 60 blind corners in the >f them are on City property and the clear- Will be handled by the city crews. hope that the Tossed and trees Boaters have the Into Canal Lo do author- mentioned in the police 8th and MeKin- and Dear- Fair- Ellinor and Euclid, and Thom- B street street and and Wash- Three) r will be time this fair. compete his ma- nn entry Aug, 19, the operation operations. of Natur- on a plan to con- Preaip. Orrated Five persons, one of them an expectant mother, were thrown into the waters of Hood Canal Sunday a£tczoon near Sunset l Iach when & power driven speed-i boat dlqven by a 14-year,old boy collided with a rowboat. MR,. OI,IVER Parent, a visitor I from Oregon, was in the rowboat with her husband and three youngsters when the speedboat driven by Randy McIlraith, 14, who was pulling Peter Farsje, 12, both of Bremerton, smashed into: the rowboat. All of the persons in the rowboat were good swimmers and made it to shore without dif- ficulty. Mrs. Parent was taken by the Belfair ambulance to a physician who said she appeared to have no serious injuries. The incident was investigated by Deputies Dick Valley and Har- old Brown of the Mason county sheriff's office and patrolmen Stun Souchak and Don Starry. GHAMBER OANOELS AUGUST SE,0000ION No meeting of the Shelton hambcr of Commerce will be held this evening. Chamber officials decided to cancel the monthly meeting for August on the theory too many members  are on vacation, have visitors or wouldn't attend be- cause of the  attraction of warm evenings for summer activities. Meetings are normally held the second Thursday of each month. next meeting will be Septem- 10. October meeting is already shaping up and should be one ell ........ the most attractive in several ..... :.. years -- a trip to Camp Grisdale. Date is October 8. :. A. K. Ekern, director of training is shown on the right with Sgt. Joe going over a list of the courses which their 10-week training program. Among the cadets are traffic law enforcemgnt, i Public relations, laws of arrest, rules of vet training and many more. The cadet 400 hours of class instruction during his The state patrol academy at Shelton is and has been in operation since 1948. lrlat.) Their Lot h Not A/ways a Happy One BITTEN POSTMENThese four Shelton post- ers will cooperate with them In an effort to men have been bitten by dogs in town in recent correct this situation. Postal regulations give weeks. They are from left to right, Chuck the office the ri£1ht to deny home service where Smith, Emil Matson, Vernon Howe and Bruce dogs molest ma0,cn. (joarnal photo, Ziegler Daugherty. The postoffice hopes that dog own- print.) 5helton Postmen Don't Enjoy Being Bitten By Dogs Whether They Mean it or Not/ Sixty years ago Gilbert and'Sul- livan wrote a comic operetta de- $220 In "Who's Who" Prize Fund Now pictingthe problems of policemen 12 YEAR OLD HIKE McHENRY and came to the conclusion that = ' their lot was not a happy one. -- " UES BUT WINS $10 of the victorian era were living in HISSES 2 CL Shelton today they well might write another musical production - : explaining the difficulties encoun- A nifty ncst-effg of $220 awaits! tered by mailmen who not only! contestants entering the 8th week; have to fight the rain, snow and' sleet but must also fight off vic- ious dogs. In the last couple m weeks six incidents involving the biting of mailmen by dogs have been reported to the de'partment. "My dog. would never do any- thing like that" or "tf my dog did bite, he didn't mean it" are two replies that are almost standard answers from thc owners of the aaimals who have bitten maihnen. Chuck Smith, Emil Ms,son, Vernon Howe and Bruce Dougn- erty are four mailmen who have felt the sharp teeth of Shelton dogR sink into various part o their anatomy in recent weeks. SMITH, %VHO has been deliver- ing mail in Shelton for the past 13 years and who is also a com- bat veteran of the second World war feels that dog owners should realize that hot weather causes the animals to be more irritable than usual and pet owners should (ConIJnued on Page Three) .MIKE McHENRY $fO For Bicycle Parts of the JomaPs "Who's Who in Mason County" competition, be- cause 12-year-old Mike McHenry missed two of the 29 clues identi-, fying the 7th mystery character! this week. Youthful Mike "thought win," he said after pocketing the $10 he earned by correctly iden- i tifying Rocky Henhbroff as the l mystery character. MIKE LIVES on the Panhandle I Lake road out past Dayton and: is going to put his $I0 into parts and acceauories for the bicycle which he is building to ride the country roads around his home. Mike's entry listed 27 chins cor- rectly, but he missed "Hey, Ros coe" in the 20th Century Thrift- way ad and "Liberaee Facsimile" in the Johnny's Music Box ad last week. He has attended Mt. View grade school, enters Shelton jun- ior high's seventh grade next (Continued on Page Three) Historical Society Say They Need Space and Want Memorial Bm'lding The name of Witsiers Funeral Home has bene changed to Byrne and Batstone, funeral directors, effective as of Augnst 3. The firnt was purchased from W. A. Witsiera by Edgar Byrne and Bill Batstone on January 1, 1952. and has operat( under that name since that time. Edgar Byrnc has worked at the establishment since 1938 and Bill Batstone since 1947. No change of policy is planned. Lawrence Gosser suggested to the Mason county board Fu al Home of commissioners Monday that the War Memorial Building ner be used as a headquarters for the Mason County HistoricM Society. Name -= = .. 0000=rhan""'4 Gosser told the commission that room is needed by the society to store its historical material or el thcy will be forced to turn it over to the state historical society because Roof Burned Monday At Arcadia Home A fire believed ca,teed by an electrical short burned the roof .gf.U! home of John Bennett, Rt. 3, Arcadia road about 9 a.m. Mon- day. The district f,mr vohlnteer fire department, of Arcadia Loop an- swered the call and kept the bhtze from spreading throughout the home. The state department of natural resources also assisted the Arca- dia firemen. District four ex- presed thanks to the state de- partment for their help. Rural Schools To Open September 8 Mason county rural schools will open on September 8 With the Shelton school starting the fol- lowing day. Two new teachers have been hired by the rural schools.. They are Eugene C. French who will be the new superintendent of district. 311 and Donald L. Rogers who will be the new principal of the Southside school. Modern Law Enforcement Requires Work and Study THIS TIMEJT'S JUST PRACTICETed Reynvaan of Vancouver is pictured here doing some practice first aid work on Ray Durham of Tacoma at a class in f,rst aid at the state patrol academy. Cadets spend six weeks at the academy and then are sent out on the road to work with veteran patrolmen for three weeks. After the training at the academy and their experience on the road they come back for one final week when everything they have learned is revlew:l, (,,10,"ZZ p;d;o, ll' print.) Fire Ghief Warns On Present Danger Fire Chief T. D. Deer wishes to warn Shelton residents that they should be very careful wlth fire= either inside or outside of their homes. The chief wished to emphasize that starting fires outside in a barrel is particularly dangerous since the wind can carry sparks out to the dry grass. At the present time the department is not issuing any fire permits. HITTING THE BOOKSCadet patrolman Johnny Loy of Che- halts is shown here typing up notes taken in class. Cadets have a long day at the academy starting at 6 a.m. and ending at 11 p.m. After a busy day the cadet patrolman spends his evenings pre. paring notes on all of the course's taken during the day. The modern state patrolman is well schooled on all phases of police work before he is allowed to go into the field without supervision, (JumP1 photo, r Jeg pt.) 350 Taxpayers Plan Appeal County Auditor C. Nolan Mason has received petitions from :;50 n,,rth Mason cotlilty taxpayers who have formally protested their 1959 property valuation assess- rnents to the st te tax costa]les- ion. All of the protests were made through E(tst)n Case, s Puyallup attornt'y, who i',.!)rse]ted the property owners before the equal- ization boa.rd, DUPLICATE COPIES of the petition will be ent to tlu state tax commission. Slate law pro- vid(' t hnt any p:'<)p,:rty )wuc, r who feelg hJ.s va,Lttion i tmjus:t may appeal to the conlmission, If the taxpayers do not get sat- isfaction from the tax commiss- ion they can take their case to court. Boy Suffers Arm Burns Wh u Gas Explodes Twelw,-year-old John Miller suffered btll'ns on him arms M:cm- day at his home at 1325 Railroad Ave., when a earl of gs,soline caught on fire and then exploded about 9 a,m. ACCORDING TO the Shelton Fire Department, the boy found the can of gasoline and placed it .lear a stove. The heat eatl(,d the gas t) ignite. The boy picked up the can to throw it outside when it exploded. John received medical treatment at the Shelton (,eleral Hospital for nlinor burns and was released tile same day. Four legged Ghick Hatched Near Brinnon A, four legged New Hampshire Rcd chicken was hatched last week at the William Duesing !place near Brinnon. The animal died shortly after birth but is being preserved so that it can be studied by the high school biology students. '----------"i ..................... Vi"i .......... i .............. i .......................... of the lack of storage space. "Tills TILING is toc) big for a, ny ()lie organization. The "wllolt t!t)Linty lntlst {et beJlilld it.," sabl (10S:4C F, tie expluined that tim society feels the War Memorial building wollld nlake ;tll illettl ,-;ite ft)l' tile histol'ieal lllatt,ri;l} sillc(' it is lo- cated (:lose LO tile shny h)cmlotiv which is ilself a, host,)rieal dis- play, Gosser was of the opt)lion that many service organizations in town would i)e willing to ba,ck this mov(, inelu(ling Áhe Chamber of Conn)eree. He feels tirol the building ('(mid be put t() its max.., inlunl t|se if it vca: Ii;l*le rote a historical IllllH(llIll ;IS well as a nteetmg pla(',(' for the veterans or- ganizations anti the Slloltou Chalnhl?v ot; COIIIllleI'CC. The commission advised Gosser :r) t:)hc' hi::; c;:;(' It) th(" V'J:}' Me- nol'ia3 btlildilg cvuumttce who have the final sa.y in rega)'d to the buihling. Tim bldhl.irg ('.onlmittee is composed of lllen3bers of t,le v(t:*l!allS oy,;aniza, l[()llS itH 9,'(;11 as the city and county. JIM PAI!LEY, chairman ot the PoI't; Conll)liSSioIl, asked the C, OILII- ty commi,sione)'s if his grollp could use space in the com:thouse to hold meetings. Pauley said that at the present time tt*W have no official phtee to mect and some of their meetiluJs make it necessary to provide chairs for timse who wish to attend. The conlntiusioners tohl Pat)try that in the past they havc had tl'otlble with organiza.tions who iised cOlll'thotls(} facililies and Icave eigarett.c butts and ashes ail own' the place when Limy are through. The ('ontmission agreed to alhlw th(' Port Comlllission to use the courthouse provided they pay something for the clemin K of the room. l)auley agreed with this but added that he tlmnght the other organizations who nee thc COllr|hollse shonld also be expcvt.- ed to pay something. In the past. the courthouse has been uged frec of charge by various groups to hold meetings. 'llERilel e ,ll!(i Potter suggest- ed that the speed limit on ,Alca- di;t road be increased from 3 MPH to 45 MPH since it has re- cently been fixed up and is one of the better roads in the eolmty. The commission went along with (C,)ntinued on I)aze Thr,',9 -s-Jo-K-ED ................................................................................................................................. SKI llLESS WIENERS. 49;00 iLi00i, 49:00 o ss,00, .79, WESTERN MEAT CO. 411 RAILROAD * HA 6-6243 I I I I I III II i°iE'WlNG HENS... 37, let ]3, 1959 33 Percy EPio 6017 S.E. 86h Ave portland, Ore ]ntervd aa second else3 matter at the T)ost office at Shelton, Waahtngtoa. lnder Act of Marrh 4, |ff79. Publlhe0 weeP|y at 107 South 4th Street Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A." ]0 Cents per Copy IS Pages ..... 3 Sections BOBBY McKOWN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKown, is pic- tured with his 4-H project Holstein which he plans to show at the Mason County Fair, August 20-22. (Extension photo.) County Children Looking Forward To Fair ALICIA AHL AND LAURA DOWNER are working together practicing to enter their 4-H cookie exhibits. They'll have them ready for the Mason County Fair, August 20-22. Alicia is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ahl and Laura's parents are Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Downer of Isalnd Lake. Their 4-H Club is Ko=y Kittens led by Mrs. A. Frank and Mrs. A. Tuson. IExten- sion photo. ) JOE MESTROVICH will show his Ayrshire at the Mason County Fair, August 20-22. He is a member of the Lucky Shamrocks 4-H Club and resides with Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Trexler. (Extension photo. ) WN will be ready for the 4-H Fair circuit this ow her Ayrshire, Belle Star, at the Mason 20-22. Her 4-H Club Is the Lucky Shamrocks and father, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKown photo. ) To Eliminate Corners City Commission will ask some 36 prop- land within the city in order to elim- which they feel are a serious traffic there are about 60 blind corners in the >f them are on City property and the clear- Will be handled by the city crews. hope that the Tossed and trees Boaters have the Into Canal Lo do author- mentioned in the police 8th and MeKin- and Dear- Fair- Ellinor and Euclid, and Thom- B street street and and Wash- Three) r will be time this fair. compete his ma- nn entry Aug, 19, the operation operations. of Natur- on a plan to con- Preaip. Orrated Five persons, one of them an expectant mother, were thrown into the waters of Hood Canal Sunday a£tczoon near Sunset l Iach when & power driven speed-i boat dlqven by a 14-year,old boy collided with a rowboat. MR,. OI,IVER Parent, a visitor I from Oregon, was in the rowboat with her husband and three youngsters when the speedboat driven by Randy McIlraith, 14, who was pulling Peter Farsje, 12, both of Bremerton, smashed into: the rowboat. All of the persons in the rowboat were good swimmers and made it to shore without dif- ficulty. Mrs. Parent was taken by the Belfair ambulance to a physician who said she appeared to have no serious injuries. The incident was investigated by Deputies Dick Valley and Har- old Brown of the Mason county sheriff's office and patrolmen Stun Souchak and Don Starry. GHAMBER OANOELS AUGUST SE,0000ION No meeting of the Shelton hambcr of Commerce will be held this evening. Chamber officials decided to cancel the monthly meeting for August on the theory too many members  are on vacation, have visitors or wouldn't attend be- cause of the  attraction of warm evenings for summer activities. Meetings are normally held the second Thursday of each month. next meeting will be Septem- 10. October meeting is already shaping up and should be one ell ........ the most attractive in several ..... :.. years -- a trip to Camp Grisdale. Date is October 8. :. A. K. Ekern, director of training is shown on the right with Sgt. Joe going over a list of the courses which their 10-week training program. Among the cadets are traffic law enforcemgnt, i Public relations, laws of arrest, rules of vet training and many more. The cadet 400 hours of class instruction during his The state patrol academy at Shelton is and has been in operation since 1948. lrlat.) Their Lot h Not A/ways a Happy One BITTEN POSTMENThese four Shelton post- ers will cooperate with them In an effort to men have been bitten by dogs in town in recent correct this situation. Postal regulations give weeks. They are from left to right, Chuck the office the ri£1ht to deny home service where Smith, Emil Matson, Vernon Howe and Bruce dogs molest ma0,cn. (joarnal photo, Ziegler Daugherty. The postoffice hopes that dog own- print.) 5helton Postmen Don't Enjoy Being Bitten By Dogs Whether They Mean it or Not/ Sixty years ago Gilbert and'Sul- livan wrote a comic operetta de- $220 In "Who's Who" Prize Fund Now pictingthe problems of policemen 12 YEAR OLD HIKE McHENRY and came to the conclusion that = ' their lot was not a happy one. -- " UES BUT WINS $10 of the victorian era were living in HISSES 2 CL Shelton today they well might write another musical production - : explaining the difficulties encoun- A nifty ncst-effg of $220 awaits! tered by mailmen who not only! contestants entering the 8th week; have to fight the rain, snow and' sleet but must also fight off vic- ious dogs. In the last couple m weeks six incidents involving the biting of mailmen by dogs have been reported to the de'partment. "My dog. would never do any- thing like that" or "tf my dog did bite, he didn't mean it" are two replies that are almost standard answers from thc owners of the aaimals who have bitten maihnen. Chuck Smith, Emil Ms,son, Vernon Howe and Bruce Dougn- erty are four mailmen who have felt the sharp teeth of Shelton dogR sink into various part o their anatomy in recent weeks. SMITH, %VHO has been deliver- ing mail in Shelton for the past 13 years and who is also a com- bat veteran of the second World war feels that dog owners should realize that hot weather causes the animals to be more irritable than usual and pet owners should (ConIJnued on Page Three) .MIKE McHENRY $fO For Bicycle Parts of the JomaPs "Who's Who in Mason County" competition, be- cause 12-year-old Mike McHenry missed two of the 29 clues identi-, fying the 7th mystery character! this week. Youthful Mike "thought win," he said after pocketing the $10 he earned by correctly iden- i tifying Rocky Henhbroff as the l mystery character. MIKE LIVES on the Panhandle I Lake road out past Dayton and: is going to put his $I0 into parts and acceauories for the bicycle which he is building to ride the country roads around his home. Mike's entry listed 27 chins cor- rectly, but he missed "Hey, Ros coe" in the 20th Century Thrift- way ad and "Liberaee Facsimile" in the Johnny's Music Box ad last week. He has attended Mt. View grade school, enters Shelton jun- ior high's seventh grade next (Continued on Page Three) Historical Society Say They Need Space and Want Memorial Bm'lding The name of Witsiers Funeral Home has bene changed to Byrne and Batstone, funeral directors, effective as of Augnst 3. The firnt was purchased from W. A. Witsiera by Edgar Byrne and Bill Batstone on January 1, 1952. and has operat( under that name since that time. Edgar Byrnc has worked at the establishment since 1938 and Bill Batstone since 1947. No change of policy is planned. Lawrence Gosser suggested to the Mason county board Fu al Home of commissioners Monday that the War Memorial Building ner be used as a headquarters for the Mason County HistoricM Society. Name -= = .. 0000=rhan""'4 Gosser told the commission that room is needed by the society to store its historical material or el thcy will be forced to turn it over to the state historical society because Roof Burned Monday At Arcadia Home A fire believed ca,teed by an electrical short burned the roof .gf.U! home of John Bennett, Rt. 3, Arcadia road about 9 a.m. Mon- day. The district f,mr vohlnteer fire department, of Arcadia Loop an- swered the call and kept the bhtze from spreading throughout the home. The state department of natural resources also assisted the Arca- dia firemen. District four ex- presed thanks to the state de- partment for their help. Rural Schools To Open September 8 Mason county rural schools will open on September 8 With the Shelton school starting the fol- lowing day. Two new teachers have been hired by the rural schools.. They are Eugene C. French who will be the new superintendent of district. 311 and Donald L. Rogers who will be the new principal of the Southside school. Modern Law Enforcement Requires Work and Study THIS TIMEJT'S JUST PRACTICETed Reynvaan of Vancouver is pictured here doing some practice first aid work on Ray Durham of Tacoma at a class in f,rst aid at the state patrol academy. Cadets spend six weeks at the academy and then are sent out on the road to work with veteran patrolmen for three weeks. After the training at the academy and their experience on the road they come back for one final week when everything they have learned is revlew:l, (,,10,"ZZ p;d;o, ll' print.) Fire Ghief Warns On Present Danger Fire Chief T. D. Deer wishes to warn Shelton residents that they should be very careful wlth fire= either inside or outside of their homes. The chief wished to emphasize that starting fires outside in a barrel is particularly dangerous since the wind can carry sparks out to the dry grass. At the present time the department is not issuing any fire permits. HITTING THE BOOKSCadet patrolman Johnny Loy of Che- halts is shown here typing up notes taken in class. Cadets have a long day at the academy starting at 6 a.m. and ending at 11 p.m. After a busy day the cadet patrolman spends his evenings pre. paring notes on all of the course's taken during the day. The modern state patrolman is well schooled on all phases of police work before he is allowed to go into the field without supervision, (JumP1 photo, r Jeg pt.) 350 Taxpayers Plan Appeal County Auditor C. Nolan Mason has received petitions from :;50 n,,rth Mason cotlilty taxpayers who have formally protested their 1959 property valuation assess- rnents to the st te tax costa]les- ion. All of the protests were made through E(tst)n Case, s Puyallup attornt'y, who i',.!)rse]ted the property owners before the equal- ization boa.rd, DUPLICATE COPIES of the petition will be ent to tlu state tax commission. Slate law pro- vid(' t hnt any p:'<)p,:rty )wuc, r who feelg hJ.s va,Lttion i tmjus:t may appeal to the conlmission, If the taxpayers do not get sat- isfaction from the tax commiss- ion they can take their case to court. Boy Suffers Arm Burns Wh u Gas Explodes Twelw,-year-old John Miller suffered btll'ns on him arms M:cm- day at his home at 1325 Railroad Ave., when a earl of gs,soline caught on fire and then exploded about 9 a,m. ACCORDING TO the Shelton Fire Department, the boy found the can of gasoline and placed it .lear a stove. The heat eatl(,d the gas t) ignite. The boy picked up the can to throw it outside when it exploded. John received medical treatment at the Shelton (,eleral Hospital for nlinor burns and was released tile same day. Four legged Ghick Hatched Near Brinnon A, four legged New Hampshire Rcd chicken was hatched last week at the William Duesing !place near Brinnon. The animal died shortly after birth but is being preserved so that it can be studied by the high school biology students. '----------"i ..................... Vi"i .......... i .............. i .......................... of the lack of storage space. "Tills TILING is toc) big for a, ny ()lie organization. The "wllolt t!t)Linty lntlst {et beJlilld it.," sabl (10S:4C F, tie expluined that tim society feels the War Memorial building wollld nlake ;tll illettl ,-;ite ft)l' tile histol'ieal lllatt,ri;l} sillc(' it is lo- cated (:lose LO tile shny h)cmlotiv which is ilself a, host,)rieal dis- play, Gosser was of the opt)lion that many service organizations in town would i)e willing to ba,ck this mov(, inelu(ling Áhe Chamber of Conn)eree. He feels tirol the building ('(mid be put t() its max.., inlunl t|se if it vca: Ii;l*le rote a historical IllllH(llIll ;IS well as a nteetmg pla(',(' for the veterans or- ganizations anti the Slloltou Chalnhl?v ot; COIIIllleI'CC. The commission advised Gosser :r) t:)hc' hi::; c;:;(' It) th(" V'J:}' Me- nol'ia3 btlildilg cvuumttce who have the final sa.y in rega)'d to the buihling. Tim bldhl.irg ('.onlmittee is composed of lllen3bers of t,le v(t:*l!allS oy,;aniza, l[()llS itH 9,'(;11 as the city and county. JIM PAI!LEY, chairman ot the PoI't; Conll)liSSioIl, asked the C, OILII- ty commi,sione)'s if his grollp could use space in the com:thouse to hold meetings. Pauley said that at the present time tt*W have no official phtee to mect and some of their meetiluJs make it necessary to provide chairs for timse who wish to attend. The conlntiusioners tohl Pat)try that in the past they havc had tl'otlble with organiza.tions who iised cOlll'thotls(} facililies and Icave eigarett.c butts and ashes ail own' the place when Limy are through. The ('ontmission agreed to alhlw th(' Port Comlllission to use the courthouse provided they pay something for the clemin K of the room. l)auley agreed with this but added that he tlmnght the other organizations who nee thc COllr|hollse shonld also be expcvt.- ed to pay something. In the past. the courthouse has been uged frec of charge by various groups to hold meetings. 'llERilel e ,ll!(i Potter suggest- ed that the speed limit on ,Alca- di;t road be increased from 3 MPH to 45 MPH since it has re- cently been fixed up and is one of the better roads in the eolmty. The commission went along with (C,)ntinued on I)aze Thr,',9 -s-Jo-K-ED ................................................................................................................................. SKI llLESS WIENERS. 49;00 iLi00i, 49:00 o ss,00, .79, WESTERN MEAT CO. 411 RAILROAD * HA 6-6243 I I I I I III II i°iE'WlNG HENS... 37,