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Kindergarten and First Grade
students should report at the time
and place indicated. In order that
the child's introduction to school
will be pleasant and as painless as
possible each class has been
divided into small groups for the
first day in first grade, and for the
first and second days for
kindergarten pupils, school
officials said.
Due to an overload of
kindergarten students in the
Hillcrest area, all kindergarten
students living east of Highway
lOl (East Hillcrest) will be bussed
to the Evergreen School where
they will attend the session taught
by Mrs. Thacher from !0:45 a.m.
to 12:45 p.m. Bus transportation
will be provided for this group to
and from the Evergreen School.
Business To
Commissioner of Indian
Affairs Lores R. Bruce said this
week that creation of
Indian-owned small business
enterprises on and near
reservation communities will
receive ''significant
encouragement" as the result of a
hewly created Indian
Development Fund. The Fund
will provide financial grants for
Indian small businesses.
Bruce said further: "I am sure
that many Indian businessmen
and women, and many who wish
to start businesses of their own,
will find this new source of aid an
important part of their bootstrap
efforts. It will also provide
indirect help to Indian
communities that presently are
suffering from lack of sufficient
business enterprises to generate a
good ec(monlic base."
The Indian Development
Fund is administered by the
Bureau of Indian Affairs and is
operating under a $3.4 million
appropriation for fiscal year
1971. It is designed to provide
"seed money" grants to indian
tribal members in need of a
financial boost to open or expand
business enterprises serving their
local areas.
The grants will provide cash
equity for Indians having less than
sufficient ,'quity t¢~ ou:dify them
for small business loans from
either public or private sources.
3 ~ h, used
J . ., i; , rll ' ]~ ~ .i II SS
grants-in ,a d ![o111 g~)vernnlcnt
;,~,,',~,'ies or loundatirms, and to
I,,~illt 'J)
arnw' atO0 per cvnt financing
for thebusiness venture. Most
Program
lndians have found it difficult to
take advantage of even the 90 per
cent loan guarantee programs of
the Small Business
Administration, because most
private lenders have required lO0
per cent guarantee for lndian
loans. The Indian Development
Fund grant may now be used to
make up the difference for this
and similar types of financing.
The Fund will be used only
when all other customary sources
of adequate funding are
unavailable to the Indian or
Indian group seeking financing,
according to Deputy Assistant
Secretary of the Interior Orme
Lewis, Jr., who helped engineer
the plan.
Basic criteria for grants under
the Indian Development Fund are
these:
I. Ownership or proposed
ownership exclusively by an
Indian individual or group of
Indians;
2. Location on or near a
reservation or Alaskan Native
village;
3. Profit-making or
self-sustaining enterprise, or
having the potential of being
profit-making or self-sustaining
within the total cost of expanding
or establishing.
bulk of the current
appropriation for the Fund has
been allocated on a
reservation-by-reservation basis,
with each allocation determined
by such factors as economic
development needs, existing local
fin:racing capacity, population,
al,,, succcs~ potential for various
forms of development.
Shots For Measles
Are Being Sugg
An ounce ()f prevention is
worth a pound of cure, according
to T. (" tlaliburton's"Wise
Saws", published in 1843.
Washington State health
officials would say he's right, even
today, if parents will think of
immunization against
communicable diseases as being
that ounce of prevention.
Outbreaks of measles last
spring (596 cases) and diphtheria
(10 cases) demonstrate the need
for continued attention to
childhood immunizations, that
ounce of prevention which may
save medical bills for the family,
loss of school time, mental and
physical damage in children
even death.
Surveys taken in the
communities most severely
affected this spring indicate that
between 12 per cent and 20 per
cent of school age children are
still susceptible to measles. How
many other communities have
this many susceptible children is
not known. Over 90 per cent of
the measles cases occurred in
children who had not been
vaccinated against measles.
Measles can be a severe disease
in children, particularly those
under 3 years of age; but it is
rarely fatal.
Diphtheria, on the other
hand, is usually a sever disease
and may be fatal in 5-10 per cent
of the cases. There was one death
among the 10 cases this year.
• Parents should be aware that
the child's risk of exposure to
disease is much greater when he
enters school. The close living
conditions there provide an ideal
environment for the transmission
of communicable diseases.
Health authorities ask, doesn't
it make sense to give your child
that ounce of prevention before
exposing him to the risk of a
serious disease? Be sure all
immunizations are up to date!
Every child should be
immunized against diphtheria,
whooping cough, tetanus, polio,
and measles. Questions about
other vaccinations should be
discussed with the family
physician or the local health
department.
Lack of money is no bar to
immunization because all of these
immunizations are available
through the local health
department.
There is still time to protect
children before the season of
greatest risk arrives - late
autumn, winter and spring.
Immunize Now!
The happy do not believe in
miracles.
Johann Wolfang von Goethe
This bus service will begin with
regular sessions on Thursday.
If parents have any questions
they can call either Bordeaux,
Evergreen, or Mt. View Schools.
KINDERGARTEN:
BORDEAUX SCHOOL:
Tuesday, Sept. 8, 9 - 9:45 a.m. -
Mrs. Parsons: This group will not
attend Wednesday, Sept. 9 but
will return for regular session
Thursday, Sept. 10, 8:50-10:50
a.m. Robert Anderson, Sonya
Anderson, Robert Combs, Julie
Bartz, Damn Crossan, Katherine
Bykerk, Daren Depoe.
Tuesday, Sept. 8, 10 - 10:45
a.m. - Mrs. Parsons: This group
will not attend Wednesday, Sept.
9, but will return for regular
session Thursday, Sept. 10, 8:50-
10:50 a.m. Gertrude Donaldson,
Chad Jacobson, Cindy Harger,
David Morris, Jodi Kadoun,
Melvin Perrine.
Tuesday, Sept. 8, I - 1:45
p.m. - Mrs. Miller: This group will
not attend Wednesday, Sept. 9,
but will return for regular session
Thursday, Sept. 10, 1 - 3 p.m.
Lisa Auseth, Cindy Bailey,
Charleen Brazeau, Lynnann
Demmon, Edward Gordon,
Stephen Kamin.
Tuesday, Setp. 8, 2 - 2:45
p.m. - Mrs. Miller: This group will
not attend Wednesday, Sept. 9,
but will return for regular session
Thursday, Sept. 10, 1 - 3 p.m.
Bryan Roof, William Schroeder,
Tamara Taffera, Shelly Twiddy,
Carol Wilson.
Wednesday, Sept 9, 9 - 9:45
a.m. - Mrs. Parsons: This group
will return for regular sessions
beginning Thursday, Sept. 10,
8:50 - 10:50 a.m. Jean Chapman,
Mark Doyle, Catherine Christy,
Patrick Gigstead, Teana Davidson,
Carl Goodburn.
Wednesday, Sept 9, 10:00-
10:45 a.m. - Mrs. Parsons - This
group will return for regular
sessions beginning Thursday,
Sept. 10, 8:50 - 10:50 a.m. Lori
Kimbel, Roysan Kinnaird,
Michelle Matson, Julie Swartz,
Lois Wagner, Patricia Wittenberg.
Wednesday, Sept. 9, 1 - 1:45
p.m. - Mrs. Miller: This group will
return for regular sessions
beginning Thursday, Sept. 10 1 -
3 p.m. Paul Knight, Ritchie
McNish, Jeffrey Martin, Lisa
Vii)our, Allen Moore Henry
Nelson.
Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2-2:45
p.m. - Mrs. Miller: This group will
return for regular sessions
beginning Thursday, Sept. 10, 1 -
3 p.m. Valerie Smith, Dina
Winters, Andrea Warren, Tammy
Yargus, Steven Yunker, Ricky
Hines.
EVERGREEN SCHOOL:
Tuesday, Sept. 8, 8:45 - 9:30
a.m. - Mrs. Krogh: This group will
not attend school on Wednesday,
Sept. 9, but will return for full
session Thursday, Sept. 10, 8:50-
10:45 a.m. Marie Barrett, Whatt
Bragg, Michael Ferrier, Marjorie
Gouley, Linda Harvey, Timothy
Higgins.
Tuesday, Sept. 8, 9:45
10:30 a.m.- Mrs. Krogh: This
group will not attend school
Wednesday, Sept. 9, but will
return for full session Thursday,
Sept. 10, 8:50 - 10:45 a.m. Ann
Hitchings, Chad Jacobson, Lori
Kimball, Deborah Knowles,
Kenneth Larson, Donald Harvey.
Tuesday, Sept. 8, 10:45
11:30 a.m. - Mrs. Thacher: This
group will not attend school on
Wednesday, Sept. 9, but will
return for full session Thursday,
Sept. 10, 10:45 - 12:45 a.m.
David Cruickshank, Lucille
Evankovich, Michael Friend,
Stephen Henry.
Tuesday, Sept 8, 10:45 a.m.-
12:30 p.m. - Mrs. Thacher: This
group will not attend school
Wednesday, Sept. 9, but will
return for full session Thursday,
Sept. 10, 10:45 - 12:45 p.m.
Charles Howe, Lisa LaMont,
• • •
of the 49 in the state boasts of a
delegation which has more years of
experience and seniority in the
legislature than the 24th District has
with, SENATOR GORDON
SANDISON, REPRESENTATIVE PAUL
CONNER and REPRESENTATIVE
CHARLES SAVAGE.
For Best Service for our Area
Help Retain This Influence
in the Legislature
VOTE TO RE-ELECT
DEMOCRAT FOR
(Pd. Pot. Adv. by Charles Savage)
Page 14 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, September 3, 1970
James Messer, Kerrie Moorehead.
Tuesday, Sept. 8, 12:30 -
1:30 p.m. Mrs. Krogh: This group
will not attend school Wednesday,
Sept. 9, but will return for full
session Thursday, Sept. 10, 12:50
- 2:50 p.m. Holli Coleman, Robin
Cooney, Deanna Feskanich, Lori
Frey.
Tuesday, Sept. 8, 1:45 - 2:50
p.m. - Mrs. Krogh: This group will
not attend school Wednesday,
Sept. 9, but will return for full
session Thursday, Sept. 10, 12:50-
2:50 p.m. Patricia Gibson, Daniel
Johnson, Steven Johnson, Cora
Kozlowske, Charles Lear.
Wednesday, Sept. 9, 8:45 -
9:30 a.m. Mrs. Krogh: This
group will return for regular
sessions beginning Thursday,
Sept. 10, 8:50- 10:45 a.m. Mark
Medcalf, Tracy Miller, Dorothy
Munson, Sherrie Mustain, Rita
Olson, Jeffrey Phipps, Kevin
Parker.
Wednesday, Sept. 9, 9:45 -
10:30 a.m. - Mrs. Krogh: This
group will return for regular
sessions beginning Thursday,
Sept. 10, 8:50 - 10:45 a.m. Doyle
Strate, Colleen Torres, Juanita
Warnes, Teddy Vanders, Daniel
Weir.
Wednesday, Sept. 9, 10:45 -
11:30 a.m. - Mrs. Thacher: This
group will return for regular
sessions beginning Thursday,
Sept. 10, 10:45 a.m.- 12:45 p.m.
Jack Morrison, Russell Strutz,
Rodney Vercher, Ronald Weaver,
Patrick Zamzow.
Wednesday, Sept. 9,
12:50-1:30 p.m. - Mrs. Krogh:
This group will return for regular
sessions beginning Thursday,
Sept. 10, 12:50 - 2:50 p.m. Liza
Lovgren, Floyd Mullen, Tenora
Orr, Brady Ponischil, Eric
Robertson.
Wednesday, Sept. 9, 1:45 -
2:30 p.m. Mrs. Krogh: This
group will return for regular
sessions beginning Thursday,
Sept. I0, 12:50- 2:50 p.m. Kevin
Rose, Debra Jo Schoening, Dallas
Shawver, Mark Stewart, Darren
Thacher.
MT. VIEW SCHOOL, Mrs. Sparks:
Tuesday, Sept. 8, 9 - 9:45
a.m.: This group will not attend
Wednesday, Sept. 9, but will
return for full session Thursday,
Sept. 10, 8:50 10:50 a.m.
Norman Anglin, Tammy Bernert,
Lisa Byrd, Michael Caldwell,
Laurie Chapman, Martin Crow.
Tuesday, Sept. 8, I0 - 10:45
a.m. This group will not attend
Wednesday, Sept. 9, but will
return for full session Thursday,
Sept. I0, 8:50 - 10:50 a.m.
Richard Dickinson, Ronda
Dundas, Warren Evers, Anthony
Fisher, Bradley Glover, Katherine
Goodwin, Tamra Hanson.
Tuesday, Sept. 8, 1 - 1:45 p.m.
This group will not attend
Wednesday, Sept. 9, but will return
for full session Thursday, Sept. I0,
12:50 - 3 p.m. Charles Adams,
Jeffrey Beacroft, Brenden
Christensen, William Clark, Rene
Fredson, Scott Hankins.
Wednesday, Sept. 9, 9- 9:45
a.m. This group will return for
regular sessions beginning
Thursday, Sept. 10, 8:50- 10:50
The Ims'lls of a man
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Robert Samosor
Sam Gr0om.AI Freeman Jr..J0hfl Milford
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JUNIOR HIGH
Sept. 19 -- 7:30 p.m.
Sept. 20 -- 3 & 7:30 p.m.
Li
a.m. Michael Holt, Darlene
Honstain, Bonnie Kanzler, Darren
Kingery, Karin Knudsen, Tonja
Lenderman, Brian Lock,
Wednesday, Sept 9, 10:00-
10:45 a.m. This group will return
for regular sessions beginning
Thursday, Sept. 10, 8:50 - 10:50
a.m. Aticen Powell, Chari
Simpson, Charles Smith, Roxann
Smith, Mark Story, Charlene
Velkov, Richard Willis.
Wednesday, Sept 9. 1 - 1:45
p.m. This group will return for
regular sessions beginning
Thursday, Sept. I0, 12:50- 3
p.m. Kathleen Vii)our, Kimberly
Olson, James Ragon, Kenneth
Rasmussen, James Raymond, Loft
Slusher.
Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2- 2:45
p.m. This group will return for
regular sessions beginning
Thursday, Sept. 10, 12:50- 3
p.m. Gary Tullar, Sandy Turner,
Mark Warren, Steven White,
Bonnie Woods, Michael Wright.
FIRST GRADES
BORDEAUX SCHOOL: Mrs.
Bennett - 9 - 11:30 a.m. Jodyne
Benedick, Jamie Bergquist,
Franklin Bolduc, Larry
Bondurant, James Brewer, Shirley
Brown, Gregory Burgess, June
Clayton, Donna Cool, Darren
Evans, Scott Geist, Debra Gibson,
Susan Harp, Starla Jackson, Caron
Jones.
Mrs. Bennett - 12:20 - 3 p.m.
Michael Huisingh. Scott Lisk,
Michael Lovitt. Pamela Martin,
Roger Miller, Bladlcy Morris, Jill
Morrison, Lee Ann Nelson, Danny
Nygaard, Johanna Ramsbottom,
Timothy Rickards, Marian
Stevens, Yvonne Strachila, Julie
Van Cleve, Shebby Weddle,
Pamela Raymond.
Mrs. Case - 9 - 11:30 a.m.
Tracy Baxter, Alisa Bell, Shannon
Carr, Carol Crader, Joseph
Evankovich, Karen Freeman,
Kimberline Hoover, Tracy
Hughes, Jesi Jackson, Teresa
Johnson, John Kilbourne, Michael
Komm, Curtis Likes, Brian Lisk,
Thomas Mitchell.
Mrs. Case - 12:20 - 3 p.m.
Kimberly Patterson, Leah Perrine,
James Petraitis, Cynthia Peterson,
Mark Pierce Tammy Rede,
Tamela Richards, Holly Rogers,
Matthew Rosie, Richard
Samaduroff, Jon Sandberg, Teresa
Settle, Carol Sharpe, Tanya
Skillman, Michael Snellgrove,
Joanie Strope.
Miss tlart - 9 - 11:30 a.m.
Richard Adams, Kevin Barr,
Debra Boelk, Scott Boad,
Christine Bennett, Aaron Bourne,
Catherine Brown, Darren
Brownfield, Kimberly Buck,
Renae Bunch, Betty Cermak,
DeeAnn Cole, Marilyn Cook,
Carter Ellis.
Miss ltart - 12:20- 3 p.m. Lisa
Core John Fleshman, Robyn
Frost, Thomas Gigstead, Kathy
tlerman, Mark ltolt, Steve Jordan,
Lorraine Kinnaird, Lorraine
Layman, Diana Mooney, John
Moore, Suzy Morkert, Teresa
Rathbun, Tony Russell, Shannon
Wiley, Patrick Zangl.
EVERGREEN SCHOOL:
Mrs. Day - t) _ 11:30 a.m. Steven
Anderson. Jay Barnes, Lisa
Brewer, Lisa Christensen, Evelyn
Crabtree. Gina Dunbar, Timothy
Crick. Lyle Gouley, Lisa
Halvorsen, Lisa Kimball, Sherry
King.
Mrs. Day - 12:20 - 2:50 p.m.
Toby Lane, David McHenry,
Willard Nelson. Laura Overton,
Jolene Rank, Troy Sanford, Dan
Strate, Jamie Tiffany, Vanessa
Vandcrs. Dorene Warnes. Rhonda
Woodward.
Mrs. l{ken - ,t) _ 11:30 a.ln.
John Archer, Robin Barnes,
Raymond Beckwith, Perry
Carrington, Robin Coleman, Lisa
Cooper, Sue l)ickinson, Kelly
Fosdick, Raymond Gouley, Jon
Hart.
Mrs. Eken - 12:20 - 2:50 p.m.
Michael Kane, Rick Mcttaffie,
Loran Morgan, Tina Neese, Eva
Nestell, ('aria Ogden, Michael
Phipps, Lisa Smith, Lorene
Spencer, Billy Swisher, Timothy
West.
Mrs. Snyder - 9 - 11:30 a.m.
Craig Bechtold, David Casebier,
Marvin Cline, Bobby Dickinson,
Gretchen Geist.David Gerhold,
Serena Gouley, l)ebra Hunter,
Leslie McAferty.
Mrs. Snyder - 12:20- 2:50
p.m. Tammy Nelson, Kurt Sasser,
Pamela Singer, James Smith,
Teresa Tortes, Kimberly Tuttle,
Billi Valley.
MT. VIEW SCHOOL:
Mrs. Dickinson - 9 - 11:30
a.m. Holly Bcrnert, Dolores
Challender, Robert Clarey, Mike
Folsom, Cameon Fredson, Loft
Goodburn, Irene Goldy, Todd
Hanson, Sheena Hedgers, Joe
Hickam, Gary Howe, Brenda
Jacobsen.
Mrs. Dickinson - 12:20 - 3
p.m. Tami McHargue, Matt
Manke, Jennifer Maschner,
Katrina Newman, Ellis Rye, Kelly
Scrogham, Nell Seliestad, Darren
Smith, Kathryn Sollock, Bruce
Terwilliger, Gina Wilson, Shaun
Wolden, Ricky Wood.
Mrs. Tarrach - 9 - 11:30 a.m.
Todd Anderson, Pixie Barnes,
David Dunnington, Larry Elliot,
Tommy Fleshman, Cheri Glover,
Wendy Hoff, Rick Langeland, D.
J. Nault.
Mrs. Tarrach - 12:20 - 3 p.m.
Tammy Peck, Gayle Perryman,
Jamie Radich, Joe Rollins,
Karolyn Skipworth, J. R. Smith,
Wendy Smith, Greg Twiddy,
Cathy Warren, Elizabeth Walker.
Miss Tiistola - 9 - 11:30 a.m.
Cheryl Bassett, Susan Chambers,
Kenny Chapman, Carla
Christensen, Darla Christensen,
Ann Cole, David Cox, Sally Cross,
LaVerne Farrell, Lynn Frazer,
Kathy Hawkes, John Hodgson.
Miss Tiistola - 12:20 - 3 p.m.
Leon Longan, Patrick Luft, Greg
Martinell, Chris Roberts, Patrick
Stark, Donnie Taylor, David
Webber, Antionette Wilkins,
Brenda Wilson, Robbie Wooten,
Krysty Wright, Victor Wright.
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