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PAG 4
JOURI AL--Publi ed in "O r ef.mast'o n, U.S.A.", 9helton, Washington
Thursday, Decembe
More .... Impress.ire Punishment
In this news medium's "'County Record" column you've
noted occasionally of late that Justice Glenn Correa has
been assessing fines on persons arraigned before him on
charges of "litterbugging".
This we are most pleased to observe. Our lovely road-
sides are far too beautiful to be decorated with ugly litter.
Those who scatter debris, whether thoughtlessly or pur-
posely, need to be taught with indelible lessons that Wash-
ington must be kept clean as well as green.
It is not easy to app 0hend "litterbugs". But
when they are caught by ti e 10ng arm Of, law
the lesson needs to be implarffed firmly that this is
a misdemeanor the public will not tolerate.
To make punishment of such a vivid nature that litter-
bug repeaters will be few, if any, Mrs. Shirley ttansen has a
s.uggestion l or Judge Correa which we heartily concur: in
place of hitting them in the pocketbook with fines, why not
efitence each litterbug to'a fe v hours, on their off-work
time, of collecting litter along the roadsides ?
We venture to forecast His Honor would
see those So sentenced tn his ourt aga;n On the
same charge.
We are pleased to join in hop o;ring those who " OT.kyd
for the passage of the Civil Service System Bud salute, the
citizens of this state for their good sens in its ena?tment.
If squeamish,'• Don't Rea# ,
Over the Thanksgiving holidays I read Grant W glfl ill s
graphic account of his 15-mont.h captivity- ia Lao .
'(Reported To Be Alive" is no book fOP yOUng
people or those lth weak stomachs, Yet it should
be read by every Amerioan en0ugb to have
some comprehension of the evil forces Our mil t 'ry
LOGISTICS GRAD --- Pvt. E-2
Gary E. Dillon, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Dillon of Shelton, was
honor graduate of the Quarter'-
master Space SPATS CSC 66-6
(Supt. Sues. Dept. QM School)
at Fort Lee, Virginia recently.
He is now on special assignment
at Logistics C,3mmand in Thai-
land. Gary ,s a 1958 graduate
ef Shelton high school, attend-
ed Olympic Junior College in
Bremerton and worked for the
Simpson Timber" Company prior
to his enlistment in the Army.
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A Salute To Civil Se wee Week
Governor Daniel !. Evans appropriately has called upon
the citizens of Washington tO observ the f!f h anuiversarjr Union City Lodge
of the enactment •o fthe State Civil Service Law next week,
Dec. 6 - 12. .... F. & A. M.
The people themselves enacte4 the Civil Service System
through passage of Initiative 207 in the 1960 general elec- :No. 27
tion. As Guy. Evans sal4 in his proclamation of State CIvil FORMEDmPlaying for their first tar; George Wagner, electric piano; Duane Kidd, /
Service Week, the Civil Service System has resulted in t!le ,ool Nuotare Saturday night will be lead guitar. Not pictured are Tom Wingard, sex- ~ Stated Communications
increase Of professionalism has f0stered |0yaRy, eciui y own);~n~ "~siCian'Sband. Calllng%Vh'0themselveshave re cently,,The has°l~h°ne;been'andtogetherBill D0wtY,aboutSec0nda month.guitar'FourTheof grouPthem ( Lodge Opens 7:30 p.m.
and fairness in empl0yment fpr'stat0 wo k¢ s.V - Town Kryers", the " group " is Composed of, left to are students at Shelton High School. ( Visitors Welcome
More important , the, Oivil Service System richt, Larry Bell, drums; Keith Russell, base gut- .... (. James Reeder, W. M.
has removed' evils' the pstr .a ,e method of ..... • ............... . ........ ...... ? Gordon E. Stolz, Secretary
employment, bringing c~t'rl.u't, o' $1¢,[Is ajla exp'. If" e _O mr .~i'~ e re Inc .... REAL ESTATE ~ 2nd Thursday Monthly
rience to the state service corresponding eco- ' . _ .
nomlo adv a tagea {o the CitiZen; axp y.r arid era- , I I }, I$l)S ,
P103/ alike, ..... NEW yORK (Special) -- In A major factor in the growth of
~ason County_, in contrast to the home ownership has been the gen-
s~u!~tio~ in ~some communities, eral improvement in the economy.
~'t' fai~ilies 'own the homes in I A greater proportion of the peo-
[ple have been attaining the finan-
wh!i£h thley'"liy¢, ' I cial position necessary for the pur-
' L~all~: home owners outnum- I chase of a home.
b,e~ 'rente~ by a considerable mar- ] Also, average incomes have been
g~. ...... .... ]rising to such an extent that a
] family, without increasing the per-
ApI~rox, iv~ately 74.2 percent of] centage it has been spending for
~ll dw~ili~ units in the countY lhousing, can now afford to buy.
~i~e nOW 0~ed by their occupants,[ Another important factor has
~c¢ord~ing~ 'to the• latest findings.] been the assistance given by the
It s~ts an all-time record. Federal government to prospective
personnel are fighting in A si$. . .... F.or a number of years, there home owners by making it easier
Brace yourself for so e hard jolts. Mr. W )lIKil! ana bay been a strong urge apparent for them to obtain mortgagefi at
his literary collaborator, 3eiZry Rose, inject just about every iA0,r/g •families 'in the local area reasonable rates.
four-letter word yo.u've ever h ard, "plus some longer ones, who were in rented quarters to According to the Michigan Uni-
~Equirehom¢s of their own. versity survey, well over 3/4the of
into an earthy, fasaina ing,horx:[fying, highly realistic docu' back to 1950 and to the the families that purchase homes
Going
zl6ti0.Ral Census of Housing taken nowadays, incur mortgage debt or
ment of 20th
century barbarism which It¢ nately freezes tha~ "yesr home ownership in N/a- borrow money in some other form
your spine and boils your blood.
' " son Cou~nty amounted to 70.6 per- for the purpose.
It is a vivid revelation of the ignorance, sadistic cruel-
ty, and burning hatred which rips apart the Asiatic peoples
@nd makes the war in Southeast Asig a fantastic thro ¢back
to the days of savages. .......
"Reported To Be Alive" ayailable now at the
8helton Library- I" recommend it-- f y6u're not
adverse to strong language,
The Gag Was Long In Coming
It appears that the public• fs beginning to gag on the
steady sociological diet of excusing the conduct of teenage
hoodlums because "society has failed them".
Communities racked by senseless riots and citizens who
cannot venture from their homes without being assaulted
and beaten are getting fed up with pampered andinsolent
youth gangs.
Some courts are taking a more realistic approach in
handling those involved in these outbreaks. New laws pro-
viding stiffer penalties are being enacted in a few places.
We can only hope that a41t 10rities everywhere will follow
this trend.
For several years the increasing volume of
criminal acts by young people--spurred on by the
lenient treatment recei, ed Cpotlrt--- has presented
a clear barometric reading of what we are now wit.
nessing.
1960 thrpugh 1964 (a, ccoz ing to records)
percentage of young ag,¢-g{'bup art@sis 'for major crim s
and auto thefts has o.ri thal doubled the population ih-
crease percentage of the saree a.ge r£up.. .....
Tile questiOn puzz!in g mos people is what causea tl e
principles and mol:a of ol le 0f 'oi]r ydl th to degener .te
l#,y L , Pgui lu problem comes much
an its solution. Of a gtl e fax:tor, involved, FBI
Director J. Edgar Hoover believe the taost
damaging is the
false teaching which tends t'p all -
tra ions, vo,es, inconveniences, re l pr
ed Upo)on ouryoung people, r .... " ....... I '' ....... ~ ' '
Tile tg rs and ,their parents have been subjected, says
Mr.
Hoover,'. t0 a fo91h r ;h, thom- w hich conddnes rebel-
lious conduct against authority, ord r, and any reg-
ulatory measures which' restrict 'wishe , and
activities. This ast0nishin 'h lf l ha Sliced' into the
schoolroom, the living room, the eourt .an qp-
the streets of' our n ttion in the for 4 unken
brawls. • .................
So ciRt has failed aur yxmth., no doubt, but not in the
way so many seem to think, T lictig , rSthcT, has
been in failure to teach them the of i d p]iii¢,
straint, self-respect, and respect for &nd O devafid the
rights of others.
Consequentl_y, the less0n p.#i.nful
costly.
On The Pumpkin--Streets, Too
When the frost is on the pumpkin it most likely will be
found on street and highway too.
There has been only the 'gentlest of hints so far this
fall that this condition he"a• motbri §t'lb 6]51 , but by
this time in almost any other year you can remem 'er'It'has
been long before this date.
We can't expect it to last thismuch longer, so it is
timely to suggest that, when the te nperatures drop, you
start your trip, whether cross-town o,r cross-state, a'little
earlier. A speed considered safe for a d y, or even rain-wet,
surface is extremely dangerous when { treets or highways
are made slippery by frost or ice. Slow down[
Lengthen the distance betweep your car and
the one ahead, and give yourself plenty of room tO
stop,
If you have not already done so, have your car winter-
ized now. Get your car in safe-driving condition and you
will avoid getting caught unprepared when the cold season
sets in for earnest. A prepared driver is a defensive driver
Cent.
Ii~ THE FOLLOWING 10 years,
it rbpd tb 73.0 perceht, as shown
t~y. the I960 census. Now, in line
w~th gains in home ownersblr~
that halze taken place generally
sinbe then. it has rcachec~ an esq,-
mated 74.2 percent locally.
By way of comparison in the
~nited States as a whole, the
average is 64.1 percent and, in
f~!~.e pacific States, 61.7 percent.
The figures are from officla]
Go~,ernn~ent J.eports updated to
reflect changes since 1960. The
changes, on a national basis, are
indicated in recent studies made
~y' the University of Michigan and
by others.
MANN REAL ESTATE
Where the action Is!
As to the cost of maintaining
a house, its figures show that an
average of $220 a year is being
spent, nationally, for additions and
repairs.
Assuming that this average rate
is applicable locally, approximately
$1,157,000 is being spent in ]Via-
son County annually for the re-
pair and improvement of its dwel-
ling units.
FAT
OVERWEIGHT
Available to you wll-bout a doctor's
prescription, out' product called Od-
rinex. You lllust lose llgly fat or your
money back, Odrinex is a tiny tablet
and easily swallowed. GeL rid of excess
fat and live longer. Odrinex costs
$3.00 and is sold on this ~4"uarantee;
If not satisfied for any reason, just
return the package to your druggist
and get your full money back. No
questions asked. Odrinex is sold with
this guarantee by:
EVER(;REEN DRUG CENTER
305 Railroad Avenue
Mail Orders Filled.
GIBSON
FREEZER
LE
Sale Pr!ces. !nclude Delivery, Warranty (parts & serv-
ice) and a Food Protection Insurance on Each Model.
UPRIGHTS
12 Cu. Ft. w/super freeze-fie shelves ................ $199.95
18 Cu. Ft. 630 Ibs. capacity .................................. $269.95
31 Cu. Ft. 1,078 Ibs. capacity ................................ $379.95
12 Cu. Ft. Frost-Clear
(small freight; damage) $50 OFF ................ $229.95
14 Cu. Ft. Frost-Clear Coppertone
'65 Model .......................................................... $269.95
19 Cu. Ft. w/Flash-Defrost sYstem
ui k st defrgsting system ever .................. $289.95
17 Cu,. Ft. w/Guardian Light ................................. $239.95
TERMSto SUIT EVERY BUDGET
Lem Warren Re[rigeration
2nd & Cote 426.2445
and has the right attituc]¢ to the hi h. , y
acctdent t0il. " " ....
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S HOPP
DAYS
People walking past DEAN'S have been scared OUL
Pre-Christmas wits during the past two works when
seen signs Hke "9 more portraits ~hoppin~ days till
"This limited number of shopping d~ys," c×plained Dea~
based on the fact that it takes time to create a f;ne
we have not been scheduling sittings during production
week. Howcver, the response to our limited shopping days
great that NOW we can extend the deadline to the
Oecembcr." Give the gift that only you can give --- a
Portrait from DEAN'S. Phone 426-3272 NOW.
A,~3.98
TO SC.98
O~/y COM PAGABLE
VALUE
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ALL THIS GREAT U$|C
Oh Holy Night • It Came Upon A Midnight Clear *
'Caroling, Caroling * Jolly Old St. Nicholas • Little
Drummer Boy • Star Carol • We Three Kings of Orient
Are • Hark! The Herald Angels Sing, Angels We Have
Heard On High • Silent Night (English and French) •
The Lord's Prayer • Sleigh Ride • The Twelve Days of
Christmas • Oh Little Town of Bethlehem, Lo Flow A
Rose E'er Blooming • Some Children See Him • Oh
Come, All Ye Faithful • The First Noel • Silver Bells •
Jingle Bells • It's Christmas Time All Over The World,
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Shore • Diahann Carroll • Danny Kaye • Doris Day *
Sammy Davis, Jr.
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• With extra-mileage TUFSYN rubber
and 3-T Nylon cordl
• 190 tractor-type cleats-built deep to
bite deep to pull you throughl
Second tire when you buy
first tire at price listed.
NO TRADE'IN NEEDED
Black Tubeless Size 1st Tire Pdce * 2nd Tire Price*
6.00x13 6.50x13 Sl6IS S 807
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