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Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
August 22, 1974     Shelton Mason County Journal
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New Kiwanis Club has ... you and your first meeting Thursday ..., A new Kiwanis Club for place to purchase good health. Senior Citizens held its first He also commented on "z~¢-* ~'g:~W~'f7 ~~'z~'~ "° ~ ""~'~"~:r~-~v ~'~~''~'~ ''' v'~.~_,la~ p,--Ss~_-4re.a,,~x~d,~g4k~.~,z_~g~-~p~-;~-?~,¢~C.~~~~~ r. meeting at noon Thursday at the increased costs which made a Senior Center. room rate increase necessary at owers win elen pezza I Members of the Shelton Mason General. HELEN SPEZZA labored for many hours as assistant to Mrs. Craig Eliot in the Mason County Fair floral display. Bridge :lub names winners North-South winners at the Dorothy Quartier and Eva Monday evening meeting of Aamondt; Etta Rector and Shelton Bridge Club were Rex~ Francis Sanderson. and Louise Umphenour; Bruce All bridge players are Kreger and Clyde Ruddell; Lynn Rust and IAI Updyke. Winning for East-West were Norm Hulbert and Vic King; Engagement announced by Daytons Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dayton of Sheiton announce the engagement of their daughter, Karen Lorraine, to Thomas John Dolan, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Dolan of Tacoma. The bride-elect is a Shelton High School graduate and was graduated in June from Western Washington State College. Her fiance, a graduate of Mt. Tahoma High School, was graduated from Western Washington State College in August and is employed by Tacoma City Planning Department. They will wed on September 21. Blue ribbons galore were awarded at the Mason County Fair to newcomer Helen Spezza, who entered a flower show for the first time in her life! Mrs. Spezza came to Shelton almost a year ago from California. Her husband, Henry, is employed at Certified Manufacturing Company. They have five children, three of whom reside in the home. There is one grandchild. Winning top honors for Helen Spezza were an arrangement of roses, a terrarium, a potted impatiens, a green rose, single rose blooms, and a driftwood planting. Best of roses award went to her spray of small pink roses. Mrs. Spezza is treasurer of Shelton Garden Club, and served as assistant to Mrs. Craig Eliot in the floral building during the recent fair. The new Shelton High School is completed except for some minor pick-up work, according to Bruce Jaros, Assistant Superintendent. The total 172,000-square-foot brick complex is located on a forty-eight acre tract. The campus-style structure contains ten buildings. All buildings, except the fieldahouse, have air-to-air heat pumps and are air-conditioned. The complex will house 1,200 students in grades 9 through 12 with the basic facilities, such as gyms, cafeteria, etc., large enough to accommodate 1,600 students, if future expansion of classroom areas becomes necessary. The fieldhouse features two basketball practice courts with a tartan rubberized surface, rubber asphalt indoor track, separate welcome to attend the meetings wrestling rooms, four physical of the dub held at 7: lJ4tan.~ea~k education teaching stations with Monday in the PUD ~itotiurn. locker-shower rooms, and offices • • for coaches and P.E. instructors. Attached to the circular fieldhouse is an Olympic-size swimming pool with separate diving tank, along with dressing and shower rooms. The technical center features space for vocational auto mechanics, arts and crafts, metals, vocational forestry, vocational carpentry, woods, drafting, driver's education, and other activities. The classitorium contains an 800-seat auditorium with power walls dividing the area into three Karen L. Dayton For Appointment PHONE Gheri Kurl in Kneelond Center J heri Redding - The newest personal permanent wave, chemically formulated for each individual. Now ava//ab/e She/ton's new, /uxur u Beautique Beauty Salon Introductorv Offer (Slightly more for long hair) August 27th 28th 29th Mike Whalin Vicki Singleton Stylist Manager Illll I Judy Reddle, Operator are sent Affirmative notices that land and improvements they own will be exempt from state and local property taxes due in 1975 have been sent to 5A73 taxpayers. The notices were sent to 46 Mason County taxpayers. Because of denials or non-payment of the $35 registration fee, 374 others will have to pay taxes. County assessors have been sent duplicate information. They will remove the exempt property from the 1974 assessment rolls; if the assessors haven't appraised the property already, they also will establish its potential value. In all, 11,497 parcels of property, or an average of two to a taxpayer, were declared exempt under a 1973 law (Chapter 40, Laws of 1973, 2nd Ex. Sess.) which transferred administration of exemption to the state. Three of every four are owned by a church. Many other parcels held by the applicants were found to be taxable. All decisions are appealable to the State Board of Tax Appeals, Olympia, within 30 days of notification. Page 6 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, August 22, 1974 Kiwanis Club, which is sponsoring the new club, along with members of the Kristmastown Club, attended with the members of the new club. Dave Thacher, president of the sponsoring club, presided at the meeting which was the first official meeting of the new group. The new group, called the Mason County Seniors Kiwanis Club, will meet each Thursday noon at the Senior Center. Programs for the first 13 meetings of the new club will be provided by various Kiwanis clubs in Division 8E. Speaker for the first official meeting of the club was Laurel Nelson, administrator of Mason General Hospital, who talked about the functions of the hospital. Most people have their own idea of what a hospital is and it is hard to change. A hospital is not, he said, a team-teaching stations, along with rooms for drama instruction, set and workshop room, band, choral and recording area~ and stage with orchestra pit. The resource center includes a full library and audio-visual center, journalism and vocational graphic arts areas. The resource center is designed for individualized study and equipped accordingly. The administration and business area includes high school administrative, counseling, secretarial offices, health rooms and office. Across a covered court, the business education area contains typing rooms, business math, office practice, shorthand, general business and business machines areas. The program this week will be presented by Kiwanis Lieutenant Governor John Sheldon of Lacey, who will preside at the installation of officers. Dave Palumbo is the president of the new club. The August 29 meeting will be presented by the Shelton Kiwanis Club and will include a model board of directors' meeting. The September 5 meeting will be presented by the Kristmastown Club, and the September 12 meeting by the North Thurston Club. The September 19 meeting has been tentatively scheduled for charter night meeting. The Lacey Club will present the program at the September 26 meeting. Other clubs in the district are scheduled for subsequent meetings. The home economics and math building contains the same features as the social studies and other classroom buildings, except being set up with sewing, foods and family living spaces and more individualized equipment and carrel, areas for math. The science building features areas for chemistry, physics, biology, general science, etc., along with a greenhbuse, animal room and resource center designed for individualized study. The student center contains a full cooking kitchen, student and faculty dining, central student lockers and student lounge, outdoor patio areas and student offices. A 2,000-seat concrete football stadium complex and asphalt track was completed last fall and .... a practice field, five tennis courts, The social studies ouumng features seminar rooms outdoor basketball court, baseball movable mP classrooms divisible by ' dia ~'nd and bleachers have just walls for team-teaching purposes, conference rooms, teacher,6fflces and a library area for social studies materials. The language arts building contains the same features as the social studies area. Smokey Says: / FOl'ell file prevention meane being careful ! WHITE SPOTS ON NAILS Q. What causes white spots to appear on my nails? A. There are two possible causes for the white spots that appear on your nails: They may be your body's response to some local injury or infection. They may be caused by a fungus infection. If this is the cause the spots will remain for months or even for years. WHAT IS "BUBBLING OIL"? Q. What's a "bubbling oil"? I heard it referred to the other day. A. A "bubbling oil" is simply bubble bath with a lubricating oil base or, put another way, a bath oil which forms bubbles when mixed with water. Neirs Pharmacy Emergency Ph. 426-2165 Fifth & Franklin St.--426-3327 Open Daily 9:30 to 7:30 Saturdays -- 9:30 to 6:00 been completed. 426-4282 to Henry Killman, a candidate for United States Senator on the Socialist Labor Party ticket, will speak on "Economic and Moral Breakdown - Why?" in the PUD auditorium in Shelton on August 28 at 8 p.m. In announcing his candidacy for the Senate seat now occupied by Warren Magnuson, Killman said, "The Socialist Labor Party holds an outmoded and decadent capitalism responsible for the many problems facing our nation and the rest of the world today. "Our type of government and economy, based on the private ownership of the means of production and services, worked well as long as the majority owned their own tools and received the fruits of their own labor. With the technological changes accompanied with the social changes that have taken place, in which individual production has been replaced with social production, this form of government and economy are no longer compatible. "A change to a new form of society, socialism, is needed. Private ownership of the mea~as of production and services mu~t be replaced with social ownerstfip of these things; our outmoded political form of government must be replaced with an industrial form of government, in which the industries and services are run democratically for the benefit of all instead of for the profit of a few. "This would be in sharp contrast with the bureaucratic dictatorship existing in Russia today. Real socialism as advocated by the Socialist Labor Party does not exist anywhere in the world today, nor has it ever existed anywhere. Further, there is no other organization in the world advocating real socialism. To have real socialism, you must have democracy." Killman was born in Alberta, Canada in 1910 and moved to Blaine, Washington at the age of seven. He has lived in Washington ever since, and has lived in Aberdeen or Hoquiam since 1928. He graduated from Hoquiam High School in 1~930 and worked in a plywood mill from 1928 until his retirement in January of this Party s year. He is married and has two children and six grandchildren.- Killman joined the Socialist Labor Party in 1941 and has been the state secretary of the party since 1956. He has run for governor on every general election gubernatorial ballot since 1956 and has run for the U.S. Senate in elections between gubernatorial races. Learn to understand Man lernt nichts kennen als was man liebt. (A man doesn't learn to underqand anything unless he loves it.) Johann Wolfgang yon Goethe Henry Killman The sensational (reg. $1'4~fl LOWREY GENIE With the amazing Genie 44 you can play a three-n0t~ chord with just one finger of your left hand! 426-4302 W. 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