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MANY MEMORIES were recalled Monday Grant C. Angle, was I)OStmaster in the
afternoon by llerb Anle. left. and Viii early 1,q(10's. The post office held the
Connolly when they attended the l'ostal open house type servi(,e day to give pa-
Servit.e I)ay at the Shelton Post offi('e and trons a chance to see some of the ot)era-
inspected some of the old re(:orda which lion and to promote the use of zip (:odes
were on display. Angles father, the late on mail.
County Gets State, Forest Fund Money Lumber Problems D,scus
submit recomrrmndations for a
division of the schools' share of
the money.
The commission approved a
resolution putting the Harstine
Island Bridge Bond project on
the Nov. 7 ballot.
The commission voted to con-
tinue a hearing on the plat of
• ••More than 300 lumbermen
from the 12 Western states met
last week in Portland to discuss
industry problems ranging from
vandalism in the forests to a
new set of grading rules.
It was the 4-day semi-annual
meeting of the Western Wood
formed that the county trea-
surer had received $141,576.18 in
Federal Forest Funds.
The commission voted to split
the money equally between the
county road department and the
schools. County School Supt. g.
W. Goodpaster will be asked to
• The Mason County Commis-
sion was informed at its meet-
ing Monday that its first quart-
erly allocation from the state
from funds provided for counties
in the last session of the legis-
lature would be $1,422.01.
The cam.mission was also in-
Lake Arrowhead, Division 6 from
L f l O S k i I ,, 25 to oct. 9. The cormm:is- Former Local
ea e÷ n me n9 S sion action was taken on a re-
Available From Hear÷ Group
• "Enjoy the Pleasures of Not
Smoking" is a new pamphlet
available from Washington State
Heart Association.
Many See Display
At Fair Grounds
The display by Certified Manu-
facturing Co. at the Mason
County Fair last month attracted
many visitors.
There were 141 persons who
signed the guest book which the
company kept at the display.
While most were from Shelton
and Mason County, there were
three foreign countries, Japan,
France, and Africa, represented
among those who signed.
There were also signatures
from persons from New York,
Texas, Colorado, Oregon and
California.
Shimeks A÷
Reunion
• Dr. and 1YErs. J. T. Shimek,
Shelton, were honored guests of
the Alumni Association of Oregon
Dental School at a banquet in
the Sheraton Hotel in Portland
Friday.
Dr. Shimek was among the
graduating class from the school
50 years ago. There were 24
members of the class present,
all the way from British Colum-
bia to California.
Dr. Shimek is semi-retired.
His wife is a teacher at Mt.
View School.
Scie?tist Services
Night Classes Start Nexo! °Week t,o+o00,o00
School be+,..+ +
of salvation."
An adult education program ;it the high scho})l. 'r ,fed per,'ons are asked This verse from II Corinthians
to meet at Room 15 in the Anle
building at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 25.
The fee for lhe course will be
$25.
is the Golden Text of this,we2k,s
Lesso0-Sermon on "Reality ' to
be read in all Christian Sciende
chm'ches on Sunday.
Garden Supplies
10% to 50% OFF
REDUCED !
KNITTING WORSTED
here. t eooperalive e[forx he-
tween the Sholton scri(xfl Dish-tel
and Olympic College in Fremer-
ton is sche(ItlJ(,d fo starl nex!
week.
Regisl.ralion for the l0 classes
heing offered will be Sel)l. 26
and 28 from 6:3(1 to 9:30 l).m.
Plant Gets
Safety Award
• The 60 wol;kers lit Siml)son
Timber C()ml)any's Olympic Ply-
woott Planl in Shellon ('onq)lele(t
one year wilhout a disahling in-
jury Sept. g.
Howard Curtis, general safely
supervisor, said the next safely
goal for the plant is its all-time
record of 64g consecutive a('ci-
dent-free days.
Emph)yees of the phmt were
treated to coffee and cake and
presented with safety awards at
the plant Tuesday afternoon.
Tuesday classes will /eKn
Sept. 26 and "Ihusday :l;tss6
.:Jlggzogin Sepl. 28, The rlasses
will conclude I)ec. 20.
Course fees will be $6 for each
('rcdil hour unless otherwise
specified. This does not in(:lu(te
the cost (if supplies and text-
books.
The college reserves lhe riKhl
Io rancol or chan.<\