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teachers in Shelton school district Beach closures announced
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nlversity in
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HOMAs is a
of Eastern
UniVersity with
English qh
mattleground
trict. She will
;h at the high
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SHELMA GILMORE is a
graduate of the University
of Texas with a major in
science. She taught five
years in Texas and has been
a tutor in the Indian
program the past yea.r in
Shelton. She will teach math
in the high school.
DIANA ROBISON is a
graduate of Central
Washington University with
a major in special education.
She will teach handicapped
students at the high school.
RMAN is a
Willarnette
a. B.A. in
at trle S he
high
The Washington State Parks
and Recreation Commission will
be closing a total of 11.5 miles
of ocean beaches to vehicular
traffic year-round. Two
additional areas will be closed
during non-clamming season. The
closures will take effect Friday,
September 8.
The parks commission's
action was taken following a
recent Washington State Supreme
Court decision in Sire v.
Washington. James H. Davenport,
assistant attorney general for
state parks, explained that the
decision "invalidated the Pacific
County Superior Court's prior
invalidation of state parks rules."
Charles H. Odegaard, state
parks director, said, "We will
now continue to assume our
rules are valid and we will
enforce them. The traffic
limitations are not intended to
remove all cars from all beaches
at all times. They are for small
and specific areas, in some cases
during only part of the year."
Signs indicating beaches
dosed to vehicular traffic during
non.clamming season will be
posted in front of Leadbetter
Point State Park - natural area
and in front of Griffiths.Priday
Ocean State Park - recreation
area.
The following beaches will be
closed year-round to vehicular
traflic:
North Beach - Butter Clam
Avenue south to the north jetty.
(2.5 miles.)
South Beach - from Bongo
approach north to the south
jetty. (4.25 miles.)
Long Beach - (1) From
north jetty at the mouth of the
Columbia to North Head (2.25
miles); (2) From the north
boundary of Leadbetter Point
State Park -- natural area - to
the northern tip of Leadbetter
Point (2.50 miles).
Ocean Beach access roads
will be blocked at Twin Harbors
and Westport Light since they
approach pedestrian-only
beaches.
SHANNON FOX is a
graduate of Washington
State University with a
major in special and
elementary education. She
will teach elementary school
cl asses.
JAMES ELSNER is a
graduate of Western
Washington University with
a B.A. in math and a minor
in coaching. He will teach
math in the high school and
will assist in coaching
baseball and girls' basketball.
KATHLEEN HODGES is a
graduate of Seattle Pacific
University with a major in
social studies and
elementary school skills. She
will teach classes in the
elementary school.
BEVERLY WARK is a
graduate of the University
of Puget Sound with a
major in home economics
and elementary education.
She will teach elementary
school and conduct an after
school gymnastics program
for all grade school
buildings.
RICHARD CHILDS is a
retired commander in the
U.S. Navy. The past years
he has been naval science
instructor at Montrose High
School in Colorado. He will
be the new naval junior
R.O.T.C. instructor at the
high school.
Films are
NANCY WELLS received available
her degree in home library
economics from Oregon at
State University. She will
N w p r 8mm films at the
teach vocational home e
e c o n o m i c s i n t h e h i g h Shelton Public Library includes
school, two shorts featuring The Little
Rascals, Two Too Young and
Divot Diggers; a collection of
Mickey Mouse cartoons entitled
Mickey's Memorable Moments;
two Felix the Cat cartoons, April •
Maze and Neptune's Nonsense;
and highlights from the features
Pete's Dragon (nine minutes),
The Wizard of Oz (18 minutes),
and Star Wars (20 minutes).
The library now has more
than 80 super 8mm films, both
silent and sound, for circulation.
In addition to cartoons, short
comedies and highlights from
feature films, the collection
includes two full-length silent
masterpieces, Buster Keaton's
The General and Charlie
Chaplin's The Gold Rush. A
super 8mm silent projector may
be borrowed from the library.
DOUGLAS MURRAY is a
graduate of Central
Washington University with
a nq ajor in business
education. He will teach
business subjects in the high
school.
FRANK KUHR is a
graduate of Western.
Washington University with
Freedom from justice
One of the greatest disasters that
happened to modern civilization
was for democracy to inscribe
"liberty" on its banners instead of
"justice." Because "liberty" was
considered the ideal it was not
long until some men interpreted it
as meaning "freedom from
justice;" then when religion and
decent government attempted to
bring them back to justice,
organized into "freedom groups"
they protested that their
constitutional and natural rights
were being violated.
The industrial and social
injustice of our era is the tragic
aftermath of democracy's
over-emphasis on freedom as the
"right to do whatever you
please." No, freedom means the
right to do what you ought, and
ought implies law, and law
implies justice, and justice implies
God. Fulton J: Sheen
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Beginners, intermediates and advanced
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after you see your doctor
bring your prescription to
Evergreen
, a major in industrial arts. He
high school, lverorNn Square • 4263456 • She|ton
::;,,",: will teach graphic arts in the
MARGARETA SCHMIDT
received her bachelor's
degree in nursing from $
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