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Hood Canal West: ==
II I I
New administrative assistant is named at school , you ShouldcLiNT
.4
By VIRGINIA REIS
Bill Lanning, the new
administrative assistant and
special education teacher at
ltood Canal School, is well
Bill Lanning
qualified for the dual role. He
has a B.A. in special education
from Central Washington
University. His master's degree,
from the University of Oregon, is
in curriculum and supervision.
Between the two degrees lay
three diverse kinds of experience
to further prepare Bill for his
present position• He was a
special education teacher in
Stevenson-Carson School District
for two years. Next he taught
learning disabled students in
Anchorage School District. Then
he was employed by an
educational service district as an
education specialist from 1975
to 1977.
Bill now lives in Hoodsport
with his wife, Sue, who is a
reading teacher in Shelton
Middle School. They will be
assets to the community and the
school system and are welcomed
to both.
PRE-SCHOOL
Tile Hood Canal Parent-Child
Cooperative Pres-school will open
this fall, October 3.
The cooperative pre-school is
organized and operated by the
parents with guidance from an
advisor provided by Olympic
College in Bremerton. By
participating in the program
parents can learn about child
development observe and work
with young children in a group
situation, and meet and enjoy
the company of other parents.
For the child, pre-school
offers a good learning
environment with a variety of
materials, equipment and
learning experiences, as well as a
program encouraging the
development of the whole child,
socially, emotionally and
physically. Pre-school provides a
good opportunity for both
parents and their children to
grow, learn and have fun
together.
Children from three to five
years old are accepted in this
program. To enroll your
youngster call Barbara at
877-5787, Beth at 898-2525, or
Jean at 426-3559.
HOOD CANAL SCHOOL
The Hood Canal school
board will meet September 13,
at 7:30 p.m. in the school
library.
The fourth and fifth graders
at Hood Canal School will have a
new and innovative experience
this year. The three teachers,
Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Harvey and Mrs.
Merifield, are planning to
departmentalize the program.
The children Will be changing
classes for different subjects.
Each student received a written
time schedule the first day of
school.
Mrs. Ellis is specializing in
language arts. Mrs. Harvey will
the Hood Canal Lions Club will
be this Saturday in the Women's
Clubhouse on Highway 101 in
Potlatch.
The Lake Cushman Women's
Golf Club competition August
30 was "Play Day." The winners
were Arlene Baker with low
gross and Marcia Kretchmer who
had low net. Vi Leonard finished
with the least putts, while Anne
Anderson had the most accurate
drive of the day. Mary Thomsen
was the other winner whose ball
was closest to the pin.
The Lake Cushman Men's
and Women's Golf Clubs are
joining for their annual two-ball
foursome play Sunday, starting
at 3 p.m. After the golf there
will be an end-of-the-season
celebration including a potluck
dinner at the Hoodsport
Community Hall. The women
will be presenting awards for the
year to their players. The men's
competition has a few more
was a working member, the
clerk, of the Hoodsport School
Board from 1926 to about 1943.
In 1944 Joe McKiel built the
Hoodsport Aquarium and owned
and operated it for many years. : .....
He was the original Hoodsport
fire commissioner and the
guiding light whose efforts
caused the erection of the first
firehall, the building now
occupied by Chuck Umstead at
Sears.
The M cKiels have two
daughters, Gloria VanLaanen
whom you all know at the
Hoodsport post office and Betty
Barber who is seeking the office
of Mason County treasurer.
The McKiels have, for over
half a century, been prominent
Hoodsport residents.
NORTHLAND
XEMODEtlNG
life insurance
as well as a
type of policy
HaM| 0r,l¢i '
Ph. 426-8139 aTH AND
C
is a wonderful place to
tion, but It takes money
the trip. You can have
the savings on the
BUYS
available at Himlle Realty.
have to be a
TEXAS
millionaire to afford these
teach math, social studies and rounds to go. either. Just remember to
Pioneer health science to the fifth The Lake Cushman your real estate business
Ne school yea s , graders. Mrs. Merifield will teach Improvement Associations] Realty and you wlll be able
spelling to the fifth graders, and September meeting will be • . such pleasures
w r s tart math, social studies and science Sunday at 1 p.m. in he CREATIVE HOME I A• •tuBa B I, I
to the fourth grade. Hoodsport Community Hall. This INNOVATIONS [ UU I K I 11
The children's benefits will will be a short, efficient business
By CARMEN YATES can volunteer a few hours each soon as possible. Also don t be man fold The will surel meeting in order not to conflict "426--IW16 "" '= = "" "" -
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A warm welcome was week for this worthwhile service forget to continue the vigilance assimilate some of the with the golf event later the
extended to 284 students, the please contact Carolyn Olson. A for any missing or overlooked enthusiasm from a teacher who same afternoon. However, a large -. i ,,,
majority of whom were former very special "thanks" goes to books from the Timberland enios tea hin a favorite attendance is imperative in order CO
Pioneer students But to the those volunteers who were on Library tha!, may have been " y c g 00l00as0100 unty
subject. They will be exposed to to better _organize the
brand new stuclentsl which hand to lend a big hand on "hibernatin at your home three different" rso null'ties and distribution of the newsletter. '.i.. }--t A
include the kindergarten class opening day last week. during the summer vacation• • i v omeroom and Hopefully all the divisions will 4 '/.L , /'t:,. fmmlr'h •
and brand new residents to e The new approach to Now that school is back in wall an o_ a h L: _, ')! II'HSID ( "
Pioneer area, a special warm dividing the kindergarten into session, it is time to put those kids ThoMcKiel family hasbeen 'i' :" /I
welcome is extended to the thirds and having a parent "sleepers" back into circulation • Hoodsport residents since 1922 ¢mt.,./ •
school and community accompany each student for an which will benefit other COMMUNITY NEWS and 56 years ago this was a T :"
• A correction is in order as to orientation period to reassure the students. The monthly flea market of really small town. Berta McKiel I "-.,,/" "'/
the date of the harvest dinner as brand new, young students was board meeting will be held - The regular September school ........................... t . -,.,.'. _.,_c/ UIFCC[6) j
repot ted in this column last tremendously successful. WAKE UP RICA-- t /', €''/':? "
week. It will be September 20, Parents are reminded to September 11 at 7:30 p.m. Also ....e.,.i/. f .
which is a Wednesday evening return the various forms that there will be a special meeting of IT IS LATER THAN YOU THINK
More volunteers are still were sent home with students on the Pioneer school board today, "-!'/ Want aeUon? Call an expert to
needed to assist in the opening day, Tuesday, to fill out Thursday, for the purpose of FLUORIDATION AND ITS HISTORY--Pt. 6 i
classrooms and during recess plus
before and after school. If you
Scouts have
meeting
Cub Scout Pack 126 had a
picnic at Pioneer School August
26 for its August pak metlng.
Five new cub scouts, John
Gorman, Bradley Powers, Jon
Wright, G. J. Morrison and Jeff
Hillburn and their parents
attended the event.
Activities included a baseball
game, sack race, three-legged
race, wheelbarrow race and a
basketball game.
Following the games, a
weiner roast and potluck dinner
were held.
The next pack meeting will
be September 21 at Pioneer
School.
Flattery
Although men flatter themselves
with their great actions, they are
usually the result of chance and
not of design.
Francois de La Rochefoucauld
Are You
Losing
Valuable
Heat Dollars?
See Jim Benedict
for FREE
heat loss estimate
and a custom
designed heating
system to best
meet your needs!
Specializing in
heat pumps and
other forced air
systems.
426-8201
Installation Available
• Sears has a credit plan
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Satisfaction Guaranteed
or your Mone Back
ii i
IS00ar, I
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EVERGREEN SQUARE
24-Hour Shopping
426.8201
and return said forms just as approving employe contacts.
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2121 Olympic Hiway
426-3341
OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY 9 to 9.
SUNDAYS 9 to 6.
N. Top of the hill.
The most Majestic
of them All
King Alfred
Doffed i I Bu I bs
Large pure-golden-yellow trumpets
will herald springtime for you.
$149 $
10 for 25 for
Early.Blooming
Crocus Bulbs '1
Nullfe
RAW
BONE
MEAL
*2"
dox.
5.1b. box
Feed your new bulb
the best.
Just add 1 Tbsp. for each
bulb and see the difference
in the spring.
LAWN RAKE
D.
LILLYMILLER
SOl L &
BULB
Insecticide
Fungicide
Mitlclde
Soil treatment
in gardens of
flowers, bulbs,
shrubs,
ornamentals.
l-lb. €onnliter
*3**
We are now getting raves
on our new plant room.
Come in & see it
Reg.$S.49
now
$99
TERIVIATi I:=
"SUPER COP"
TIMER
Compact 24-
hour automatic
plug-in timer
with variable
setting feature ...........
that turns lights, .........
radios, etc, on/
Glass Cats ............... .
Black Sharks .............
Pictas Cats ...............
No. 135 Ethel B. Dinning
For those who have not been following these articles, a
word of explanation may be necessary. For sometime the
MEDIA has been preparing our minds with gentle hints that
something startling will be coming from Washington for all of
us. Not long ago the OLYMPIAN, along with a sketch of the
new H.E.W. Joseph Califano, announced that he was taking to
himself in Washington much power from the local regions, then,
from another item we gleaned that special monies had been
allotted to him. This brought to my mind that soon after
Governor Carter had taken office ! received frantic calls from
that state for material for they were being bombarded
state-wise with rough-shod tactics. Later word came that the
entire state had been fluoridated, the seventh and last to
unwillingly accept it. Had it been a trial toward raking it a
national fact? !
Then we learned a few weeks ago, when DON Bb;LL
REPORTS, announced that the PROGRAM TO FLUORIDATE
EVER Y CITY AND TOWN OF THE NA ?'ION AS WELL AS A
WEEKLY FLUORIDE MOUTHWASH TO EVERY SCHOOL
CHILD, WHETHER THE PARENTS LIKED IT OR NOT° This
i
is the why of my effort at this time.
[
Last week we discussed the story of the fluoridation of 1
GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN. The first American city to be
fluoridated in 1945, without the knowledge of those who were
to drink it. Then the same year in a little difJrent manner,
pushed in by ALCOA'S ATTORNEY, THE U.S.P.H.S. and a
couple of ambitious dentists at Newburgh, New York, with the
promise that it would be carefully monitored for 10 years to
assertain its value as a TOOTH SA VER. But the enthusiasm of
the pushers could not wait, so, in 1949 they produced a
glowing report so indefinite and untrue that STATISTICAL
ENGINEER K.K. PALUEVA" FOR GENERAL ELECTRIC, IN
HIS REPORT AT A HEARING, CALLED IT A STATISTICAL
DELUSION. Quoting Josh Billings, "IT AIN'T SO MUCH
IGNORANCE THAT AILS MANKIND, AS IT IS KNOWING
WHAT AIN'T SO.'" THAT THEIR CALCULATED RISK
TURNS OUT TO BE MISCALCULA TED.
Space will not permit the rehearsal of printed pages of
comments averse to the program, among them this ]'rqm one
dentist, "THAT OF HIS FIVh" CltlLDREN, THE LAST
UNDER THE PROGRAM, HAD THE WORST TEETH OF THE
LOT. '" IT WAS CALLED A BIOLOGICAL ETA TION APPLIED
DIRECTLY TO HUMANS WITHOUT PREVIOUS
EXPERIMENTS ON LABORA TORY ANIMALS."
THE THIRD CITY WAS BRANTFORD, ONTARIO. I was
puzzled why so far away, till I read the report of Miss Ross at
their PROVINCIAL HEARING, WHEN SHE STATt'.'D THAI'
MOST OF THE STATE WERE AGAINST IT AND MORE SO
WHEN THEY LEARNED THAT THEIR Health Service WAS
WORKING WITH, AND FOR THE AMERICAN ALUMINUM
CO. (ALCOA), WHO UNDER .THE NAME OF THAT OF
CANADA (ALCAN) WHO HAD ALREADY ACCUMULATED
VAST PILES OF THE WASTE FLUORIDE BY-PRODUCT
i
THAT WAS CA USING PROBLEMS.
r
It was not long before it was reported that there was a ]
shortage of dentists and long waiting lists. Then $50,000 was
spent on a new dental clinic, while AN ADVERTISEMENT
WENT OUT THAT READ THAT THERE WAS ",4
FANTASTIC POTENTIAL FOR DENTISTS EVEN THE
THREE THAT CAME DDO NOT FILL THE NEED." SO
ONTARIO WHICH WAS TO HAVE BEEN THE SHINING
EXAMPLE FOR THE BENEFITS OF FLUORIDATION HAS
TOPPLED FROM ITS LOFTY PEDESTAL. ""
Soon after the new Cascade Highway was completed I took
my stenographer friend, as a bonus for a series of articles I had
done for a magazine, ]'or a trip over the mountains and across
British Columbia back home. When we stopped at the rest area
we found a most interesting relief map of the whole area. Here
we met a most interesting co-incident. Who would it be already
looking carefully at the map but a dentist and his wife from
Brantford, Ontario. We were three Canadians so struck up quite.
24 cOntinuous steel tines off at slightly dif a conversation till I spoiled it all by telling him that I was the
clear a 24,in. path. Ram's ferentflmes gal of the Interline and Northwest Safe Water group. The
horn spring helps to dis- everyday, atmosphere at once changed and in a minute they were gone
4 for I had spoken in a couple of places in Vancouver, Victoria
tribute pressure. 54-inch 9e
hardwood handle.CDR-24 and the interior and had correspondents in all of the provinces
' QUANTITIES LIMffED among them was their most outspoken Dr. Baird, Mrs. Mott
TROPICAL FISH -S-PECIAL °"00literaturethe Ontarioi possess.Leader' as well as Miss Ross, all of whose
According to the 1954 l/earing there were three other
! 11 installations at that time placed secretly in the water tanks of
three State Schools for retarded children. LA TER TIlE DEA Tll
* 1" OF TIlE NURSE SISTER WAS ALl. TtiAT INTERRUPTED A
WELL INYESTIGATED tlEALTll DAMAGF, D SUIT ON ONE
Ik,,33 OF TIlE INMATES.,
pd. adv.
Page 28 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, September 7, 1978
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5 Auto Repairing
I -- Major Overhauls
Brakes & Ignition
-- Welding & Tune-ups
Ed's Service
219 So. 1st. 45t0.1212
Beauty
-- Complete Halr Care
-- Wigs-Wiglets-Switches
-- Merle Norman Cosmetics
I Pennyrich Bras
llalne's Beauty Salon
6th g Laurel 426-4582
• Building • Remodeling
Builder
* Cabinets
Dick Wood
Rt. 1. Box $qHJ 420.$t57
Mason Lake Drive, Grapovlew
Cable TV
For Service Call
426-1691
Carpentry
DREW
WOODWORKING CO.
For In.tolloflon of doors and
trim carpentry. Aim remod '- ,
LICENSED • BONDED.
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4t6.1571
;oncrete
• Driveways, patios, sidewalks
• Retaining walls
• Saturday pours
• Free estimate
Bill Cox Concrete
1102 Buena Vista 420.S928
Concrete
-- Ready-mix Concrete
-- Concrete Culverts & Blocks
Sand, Gravel, Brick & Stone
-- Fireplace Screens & Tools
Graystone of Shelton
7th & Park 4=6-1144
Concrete
Basements Bulkheads
CONCRRACTOR8
Licensed and Bonded as
General Contractors
Serving Mason County
BEN MYERS ALAN TAHJA
426-1718 877-9728
)rugs
--Helena Rubinstein
--Cosmetics
Prescriptions
--Hypo-Allergenic Cosmetics
Nell's Pharmcy
Drywall
I Hanging, Taping, Spraying
O&S
Larry 0rib 426-9348
Free Estimates
ii
Electrical
Bonded " Licensed " Wiring " Hireling
Fraser.Johnson Electric Furnace and Heat
Pumps " Underground " Commercial
Arcadia Electric
Bob Taylor Office 420-9128
P.O. Box 11g Home 4Nk-1928
Floor Covering
• Expert Installation
• Large Showroom
• Notional Brands
" Convenient Terms
Viking Floor Covering
111 w. €ota elton 4|0.1)1s
Recreational
M&
Supplies "
Floor Covering
--Linoleum -- Corpet!ng
-- Tile -- Formica
Rex Floor Covering
Mt. View Ph. 426-2292
2335
&
insulation
Old Construction
New Construction
Authorized eorden's Insulspray
Foam • Blown Cellulose • Fiberglass
Energy CoMorvatlon Insulation
1811 Olympic Hwy., hlton
• 410.1116
i
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Risk? We locate the lowest cost. Insurance ts
our otlly bmflnos,.
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Insurance Agency
117 E. Cota 410-1117
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I Ornamental gardens
I Native gardens
[ Rock gardens -- Lawns Tools
I Irrigation systems
[ . Landscape design
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Lighting -
The
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Roofing
Art YOUR LIGHnNG NEEDS
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Sltolton 426.7414
i , i ,i
Lighting
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UNIQUE LIGHTING DESIGNS
PH. 11.368
UNION. WA. 95592 GREG UNDER
Locksmith
WlUJAMS LIININO--']'
* Keys made
* Locks keyed alike
DAYTON-MATtOCK ROAD
42.2915
Suite
Masonry
" Fireplaces
" Block Foundation=
" An)'thlng with Masonry
John Klmmel
Licensed, bonded and insured.
Rt. 2, Box 947 426-1512
Painting
Licensed and bonded.
No job too small.
Free Estimates.
Interior & Exterior "
J. D. Company
426-7567
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