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stand the scrutiny of both parties and meet with approval
from both camps and the public at large.
Nowhere will this bc more important t;han in
th, c a,'ca of legislative writing of a fair and equita-
ble rcaisiricting mcasurc, under the mm date of the
/cdcral court and cxpcctation on the part of the
public that the legislators will do their constitution-
al duty with dispatch. (Port Orchard Independent)
RADICAL CENTER
HAVING HEARD a lifetime supply of horror stories
about the Radical Right and the Radical Left, we are pre-
pared to accept nominations for membership in the Radical
Center.
What this country needs is a group of people"
who ]ecl intc sely in favor of a little peace and
qu,iet.
As things stand now, the easy-answer boys who are
going to solve problems by turning sharp corners are getting
more attention than they deserve. The Radical Left is
huddling in its cave waiting for a new crop of agrarian re-
formers and the Radical Right is applying band-aids and
draping crepe ribbons on pictures of Barry Goldwater. Both
of them, meanwhile, are preparing to howl at the top of
their lungs. Howling is their specialty.
Unfortunately, nobody is ready to howl back.
Our contention is that the people in the middle of
the road need to do a little howling of their own, if only
to remind themselves that they are vastly in the majority.
We would like to see a few more people willing to stand
up and argue with public speakers when the conversation
gets out of hand. We'd be delighted to encounter more
pcoplc who are ready to complain loudly when somebody l
starts listing all the things that are wrong with this
country.
Last wcck we listened to a speaker explain-
ing at lcngth t hat the churchcs, the press, the
Suprcme Court and the faculties of our colleges are
teaming up with the publishers of girlie maga-
zines to ruin America.
To our discredit, we didn't work up a single howl.
Neither did anybody else in the crowd. The Radical Right
and the Radical Left are skilled at heckling people with
whom they disagree, but the rest of us just sit there and
grumble.
The only time we seem to express ourselves, in fact,
is on election day.---(Kit. ap County Herald)
Dated this 30lh day of November
19.,.
DOROTHY B. HANDLY
ExectltrJx and Adlninlstratrlx
W.W.A, of the abov(~ E~tatc&
,%.' ,le I t oil, Wash.
B, Franklin It~uston,
Aitorn,,y, Angle 'Bldg.
Shelton, Wash.
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CAt,I, I:(IK BIDS
NOTICE IS IIEREBY GIVEN thn.t
s(,uled bids wil| be received by the
l~¢)ltrd of COrllDlJSSJoller~ O1' Public
Utility District No. I of Mason Coun-
ly, W, ashl,lgt on, until 8:00 p.lll.,
Monday. December 21. 1964 al. its ol'-
f~ce in Potlatch. Wal+hJngton, to furn-
ish six I6) single-phase 767YJ ,,'t~li,
~t J,-IVi ' It~ach'" VU tag~ r~,glllator.~.
~]a('h bidder will I~, required to sub-
lllJt It bid bondill the amount ul
5 I,~rcont of the bid 1)rio(.,.
Sp0cifJcatlons llllty be obtained at
1})+; dl,~trlct'+ offle(+~ or Ul,Oa written
request.
Dated thl:~ 161h day ol: November,
I~ublic Ulility District No. 1
of Mason C(:,tlnly
/~/ ItAROLD HUNTER. Seerotary
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HELP
YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER
Your Io zl newspaper strives to represent every |ocel
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the community. It promotes business by advertising pro-
ducts and services; it supports churches, schools, and
civic clubs by publishing information concerning their ac-
tivities; it recognizes individual members of the community
m interesting events occur in their lives; and it spreadl
local news, and national news in local terms By help-
ing different factions ot the community to learn each
other, your local newspaper promotes and
cooperation tot the good of the entire area.
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