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Vaccination
being protected
question to
doctors when a
immunize 500,000
sinaplest terms, the
program is
Protect pregnant
:racting rubella
said Byron J.
epidemiologist
of Health,
infants with major congenital
defects and as many as 30,000
miscarriages or stillbirths
following the 1964-65 epidemic.
Recently, a search was made
among the Washington state
population, and 126 children
were identified as having been
born with rebella defects during
the period 1963-68. Of these, 69
were born after the rubella
epidemic reached this state in
Cigarettes, the largest single
retail sales item in the nation,
were blamed this week for the
premature deaths of more than
300,000 Americans last year.
Dr. Vincent Granell, director
of a National Education
Association smoking and health
project, told of the
cigarette-related deaths as Central
Washington State College
faculty-administration members
and students opened a two-day
workshop on the "phenomenon
and that's nothing," Dr. Granell
said.
He claimed that the federal
government spends ten times as
much subsidizing the tobacco
industry as it does in backing up
the U.S. Surgeon General's report
condemning cigarettes.
Speakers at the CWSC
retreat-workshop, held at Hidden
Valley Ranch near Cle Elum,
included medical, advertising,
health and governmental experts.
Workshop presentations
information on the smoking
phenomenon integrated into all
college departments and courses.
Sponsorship of additional campus
seminars on tobacco is planned
and a special awards system for
students who do outstanding
work related to smoking is
suggested.
One of the speakers at the
opening seminar, Charles
Althafer, director of a Smoking
and Health Research Program in
San Diego, Calif., said that since
range
By MARY VALLEY
SKOKOMISH- Skokomish
Grange did it again. They came up
with two blue ribbons for their
booth at the Puyallup Fair, one
for arrangement and one for
exhibit. We wish to thank all who
had a part and we are very proud
of their accomplishment. George
Barkley was the Chairman of the
Fair committee, but special praise
should go to Carol Hunter and
ins
Island Lake, and Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Hulbert of Shelton attended
a family get together in Olympia
at the home of Mrs. Ethel Ferris.
The occasion was to honor Miss
Daisy Little of Ashland, who is a
cousin of the Lozier family.
Rev. and Mrs. Ed Hepner of
Lewiston, Mont. visited her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Stenberg the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Plant have
Social and Health 1965. of cigarette smokingin America." ranged from a recorded 1966 there has been a per capita Alice Crossan who did the returned to Texas where he is
from rubella is The 126 children had 271 The spotlight focused on comedian's jokes about Sir Walter decrease in smoking in this planning and decoration of thestationed after spending two
ehitdren we will birth defects: 99 cases of cigarettes will be broadened at the Raleigh's attempts to import ten country, booth, weeks with his mother, Mrs. Joan
is it dangerous to deafness, 39 congenital heart Ellensburg college by a year-long tons of smoking leaves to EnglandAlthafer feels that cigarette Others who helped were Velma Plant.
Woman who will disease, 34 eye desease, 33 mental and campus-wide pilot program,during American colony days topopularity will continue to wane Doak and Doris Neff. Chet This Friday evening at 8:30
ltract the disease retardation, and 66 other birth Financed by a $7 thousand the display of sections of human but he expects the tobacco Rosenberger and Harold Hunter p.m. is 'Booster Night' for all the
With acute rubella, defects, gra nt from the federal lungs which had been blackenedindustry to employ new sales had a very important job of Granges of the County at the Fair
.dangerous to theThe cost for medical government, the project will be by years of smoking, m e t h o d s to counteract gathering the vegetables and fruit, grounds Hall. It will be a 'Pot
of a pregnant treatment and education of each directed by Dr. Don McAfee, Not designed as a shotgun anti-smoking campaigns• which required a great deal ofLuck' lunch served at the close of
of these 126 children during associate professor of health approach to get smokers to kick The Californian suggested that time and effort. So again the the meeting.
explained that the childhood (15 years) is estimated education at the College. the habit, the workshop and the tobacco industry itself nlay Grange and Community wish to Skokomish Grange is having a
is have backed the soon-to-be- thank all who had a part in this Rummage Sale Oct. 8 and 9.
enforced ban on television program. Anyone having anything to offer
advertising of cigarettes. He Mr. and Mrs. Chester Valley, please call Mrs. Alice Crossan
suggested that an end to television Mr. and Mrs. George Valley of l~hone 426-6939 or Mrs. Doris
advertising will mean a large Neff Phone 426-8849. Also don't
onors
Baskins, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Drake and sons. Kenny and
Richard and Miss Vickie Pavel.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Marshall and
daughters of Olympia, Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Valley, Miss Daisy
Little of Ashland Ky. and Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Hulbert of Shelton
attended a party at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. George Valley at
Island Lake honoring Mrs. Cora
Hulbert on her birthday last
ide
not 'Immune to
fleeted
early in her
a risk as high as
a child with
Public ttealth
there were 20,000
at $73,250, or more than nine (9)
million dollars.
''Thus, the rubella
immunization program will
conserve our total resources, as
well as protect mothers and their
unborn children," said Dr.
Francis.
The federal government,
however, and U.S. citizens were
severely criticized by Dr. Granell,
of Washington, D. C. for lack of
action in connection with
cigarette health hazards.
"Our government is doing
only what you want it to do -
followup campus program
aimed at a community-wide
change of attitude.
Such factors as the economic
and political impact of the
tobacco industry will be studied
as well as the health aspects.
Dr. McAfee hopes to have
Cl
KRATCHA
"--There is a new
at Southside and
"Bachelors"
first meeting
home of Ann
:eted officers,
Secretary, Willie
or, Ric Nault;
Leaders are
Nutt.
up and went
r~eeting will be
Will be a project
beolub met at the
n McCuiston in
Very nice meeting.
members present
The next meeting will be at
Gladys Baker Oct. 7.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wetmore,
Friday attended the meeting of
the World War 1 group at Wa Wa.
There were nine from Shelton
that went and 5l altogether that
attended with some from Port
Angeles and Port Townsend.
Mrs. M. R. Mercy made the
clam chowder for the group.
They had a potluck and group
singing. Mrs. Griffin accompanied
the group singing.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Weston and
children spent Sunday in Seattle
with Mrs. T. A. Weston.
Christine Thompson's
husband Chris Thompson
returned home front Da Nang,
Vietnam, after spending about a
year there. Christine Thompson is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Verne Schuffenhauer.
NY sincere appreciation to my many
and supporters in the recent legislative
Thank you again.
W. "Bill" Goodpaster
(Pd. Pol. Adv. by J. W. Goodpaster)
Legal Publications
NOTICE OF HEARING
FINAL ACCOUNT
NO.4114
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF THE STATE OF
WASHINGTON FOR MASON
COUNTY.
In the Matter of the Estate of
CHARLES JAMIESON
CHAMBERS, Deceased.
NOTICE is given that the Final
Account and Petition for
Distribution has been filed with
the Clerk of the above Court and
the Executrix seeks settlement of
the account, distribution of the
estate, and discharge, which
matters have been set for hearing
on October 16, 1970 at 9:30 a.m.
in the Courtroom of the said
Court in the County Courthouse
of Mason County in Shelton,
Washington.
CHARLOTTE ANDERSON
CHAMBERS
Executrix
ROBERT L. SNYDER
Attorney for Estate
1251/~ N. 5th
Shelton, Washington 98584
9/24-1t
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NO. 4142
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF THE STATE OF
WASHINGTON FOR MASON
COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of
LESTER L. AGER, Deceased.
The undersigned is the
appointed and qualified personal
epresentative of said estate.
Persons having claims against the
deceased ale required to serve the
same in duplicate, duly verified,
on the undersigned or the
attorney of record at the address
stated below and file the same
with the Clerk of this Court,
togethe with proof of such service
within four months after
September 10, 1970, or the same
will be forever barred.
ILENE L. AGER
Star Route North, Box 136
Hoodsport, Washington 98548
ROBERT L. SNYDER
Attorney for Estate
125Vz N. 5th
Shelton, Washington 98584
9/10-17-24-3t
Legal Publications
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
NO. 10544
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF THE STATE OF
WASHINGTON FOR MASON
COUNTY.
RICHARD DUGGINS,
Plaintiff, vs. ALICE DUGGINS,
Defendant.
THE STATE OF
WASHINGTON to the said
ALICE DUGGINS, Defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY
SUMMONED to appear within
sixty (60) days after the date of
the first publication of this
Summons, to-wit: within sixty
(60) days after the 10th day of
September, 1970, and defend the
above-entitled action in the
above-entitled Court, and answer
the Complaint of the plaintiff,
and serve a copy of your answer
upon the undersigned attorney
for plaintiff at his office below
stated; and in case of your failure
to so do, judgment will be
rendered against you according to
the demand of the Complaint,
which has been filed with the
Clerk of said Court.
The object of the
above-entitled action is for a
divorce for cruel treatment and
desertion.
Glenn E. Correa
Attorney for Plaintiff
Office and Post Office
Add ross:
121 S. 4th Street
Shelton, Washington
Telephone: 426-4476
9/10-17-24-10/1-8-15-6t
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One careless act!
Worth seei ng. Worth own ins.
Worth waiting for. -
Vega.
Not just another little car, but one little car that does everything well. You get more room, more
Weight and more power than most little cars give you. yet the gas mileage is right in the same neighborhood
tith the best of them. Vegas come dressed up, too, not stripped to the bone so you have to add a lot to make
hem liveable. Drive one. You'll see.
Tuesday evening.
Fri. and Sat.
IR~Hernmings
DanY in (X)
"THE BEST HouSE
IN LONDON"
money savings to the tobacco forget Pomona meets at
industry and a probable reduction Skokomish Sept. 27 with a dinner
in public service, anti-smoking at noon served by Skokomish.
television announcements. The Skokomish Valley fire
Mrs. Marilyn Lees, a public department truck was called out
information specialist for the San Friday at 3:45 a.m. to the Nalley
Diego project and a former ~.=e l:arm where 30 feet of bridge and
advertising copywriter, agreed L~|~~ the approach were destroyed in
that the tobacco industry will the early morning fire.
t urn to more subtle sales The annualno-host dinnerCarl and Margaret Dugger and
methods, meetingof theThurston-Masondaughters Julie and Connie from
County Chapter American Red Seattle visited the Claud Dugger
Richard Clark Cross ,viii be held in the family over the weekend. Calling
l'anorama (?it3' dining room Sept. Sunday to meet Connie the new
I n Pu erto Rico 29 starting at 6:15 p.m. fifteenth Dugger grandchild were,
Joseph ltladecek, who serves Mrs. Pat Dugger and boys, David,
U.S. Air Force Staff Sergeant full timein the dual role ofl)arrel and Donnie. Mrs. Rudy
Richard S. Clark, son of Mrs. Manager of the Seattle-KingIloman,Mr. and Mrs.Rusty
Gladys B. Palmer, Shelton, has Chapter and Director of the
arrived for duty at Ramey AFB, Pacific Northwest l)ivision of the
P.R. American National Red Cross,
Sergeant Clark is an aircraft will be the speaker.
accessories technician assigned to Before coming to Seattle', Sinlere/,ipp i ii'--rer'a':on
a unit of the Air Weather Service ttladecek was an Assistant
w h i c h p r o v i d e s w e a t h e r Regional Manager of the Red
information for military flight Cross Western Area which
operations. He previously served encompasses nine Western states, to the voters and taxpayers of Mason
at Shaw, AFB, S.C. His previous Red Cross experience
The sergeant is a 1958 included supervision of Red Cross County for having supported me during the
graduate of Irene S. Reed ltigh o p c r a t i o n s o n m i 1 i t a r y recent primary election.
School. installations in the U.S. and in
His wife, Earlene, is theEurope.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. ('lifford F. Cordes, Jr.,
Howard,Oklahoma City. Sergeant Chairman of the local chapter,
Clark's father, Jesse W. Clark lives announced the public is invited to
in Seattle. attend this meeting and County Assessor
participate in the election of
The fundamental evil of the officers for the coming year. (pd. pol. adv. by W. Burnett)
world arose from the fact that the Reservations should be made by
good Lord has not created money phoning the Chapter House
enough. Heinrich Heine (Olympia 352-8575) by Sept. 25.
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2 ~'i:
* NON-FLAMMABLE
* PRE-CUT
* STYLED
* LIGHT WEIGHT
* VERSATILE
* COLOR FAST
IS HERE AT
DEPOSIT $100.00
AND WEAR A
BEAUTIFUL
DEBONAIR WIG
FOR ONLY
$10.95"
($29.95 Value)
* WASHABLE
* NOT AFFECTED BY
DAMP HUMID WEATHER
DEPOSIT:
$100.00, Purchase One Wig for $10.95"
$200.00, Purchase Two Wigs for $20.00*
0cCa " . ' lintheroof asteel uard beam in each door power disc brakes u W] $5,000.00, Purchase One Wig for $5.00*
price. There s a double layer of stee . g , , P
d-
l
0
FREE
tit, a new power ventilation system inside, a wheelbase two and one-half inches longer. ~ ou.get the looks ~ ,UVV
tl ca comfort of a six- or seven-thousand-dollar car, but at Chevrolet prices. And that s the kind of change
tiring these tight-money times that all of us can appreciate. NEW HOURS 8-30 to 5:30 Monday through Thursday...
v__ -- Fridays until 6 p.m.
I1/_~_ ,o,oooooo '1
• " " . " i ' , " "
tailgate vanishes beneath the floor. Out of sight. Out of your way for easy loading even in a closed ~v-~ ~,~HO~4-~o ~ ~ y~tfj_/i~ ~~
or when you have a trailer hooked on. ~ ~ ~ SHELTON -- First & Railroad 426-8211
* "t "22.tO:'n'o O'YCo '; e. Shelton
we mean by putting you first? September 29 at your Chevrolet dealer's.
James Coburn, Lee Remick
and Lil/i Palmer in (R)
"HARD
CONTACT"
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