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October 4, 1973     Shelton Mason County Journal
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committee IS The appointment of a Referendum 29 subcommittee for Region Six (kewis-Thurston- Mason Counties) of the State Department of Social and tlealth Services was announced by Laurel Nelson, Shelton, chairman of the Department's Region Six Advisory Committee. Referendum 29 was passed by the voters last November and provides $25 million through the sale of bonds for the planning, acquisition, construction and improvement of social and health facilities. The State Legislature requires the development of a comprehensive plan for social and health services facilities and the involvement of citizens in the planning process. To the extent legally possible, the Department has delegated planning responsibilities to the State Facilities Planning Committee and to the Department's ten Regional Advisory Committees. The Region Six Referendum 29 Subcommittee, chaired by Dr. Jess Spielholz, Olympia, will meet over the next two months to inventory service needs, available facilities, new facility needs and, finally, establish a priority list for the use of Referendum 29 funds. A letter requesting information on current and projected service and facility needs is being sent to all operating social agencies, municipalities and organized interest groups in Lewis, Thurston and Mason Counties. Within the short time span, the committee hopes to provide as complete a list of needs and resources as possible. The Committee would welcome inquiries from the public regarding this planning. Those interested should contact Dr. Spielholz in Olympia at 943-3725, or write to the Region Six office, P.O. Box 239, Chehalis, 98532. In addition to Dr. Spielhoh,., members of the subcommiltee include: Jean Durr, Chehalis: Madge Whitener, Shelton; and, Betty Utter, Jim Phillips, Dennis Delahunt and Sam Jacob, all of Olympia. Bond sales in county reported "State of Washington sales of Savings Bonds m the month of August were $6,753,165 ... a decline of 2.6~;; from August 1972 s',des of $6,938,315, but an increase of 12.4+/~ over July sales," according to Mason County Volunteer Chairman Harry C. James. '+Mason County sales for August 1973 amounted to $13,58%" he said. I'M FOR the new library. If you have any questions, call me, BARBARA WEBBER, at 426-2684. DON'T SELL SHELTON SHORT, (Pal. political adverttslnq) +%r4 PROTECT YOUR HOME WITH FARMERS HOMEOWNERS POLICY This one policy gives you the coverage you need at low rates. Eliminates costly gaps, expensive overlaps. 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