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December 14, 1978     Shelton Mason County Journal
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i;: / School closu outlined by superintendent re n ul ts a m r 20. That because they wanted to stay a.m.) including: KBRO- 1490; hour late or to have r school w:sft home and play in the snow, KJR-950;KOMO.1000;KING dismissal." concerned that North Mason snowstornl, while parents had a more serious - 1090; KIRO - 710; KVI - 570; VI. In the event The Washington State Department of Fisheries has requested a permit from the Department of the Army to Five students from the North :: Mason High School's ASB, government class attended a student exchange held at Vashon High School yesterday. North Mason representatives were: Carla Engman, Diane " Matson, Terry Gifford, Dan : HannaH and Martha Blakefield. Advisor for the group was Dave Haugen, high school counselor. Seven schools participated in the one-day exchange which was conducted to give students a chance "to see how the other person lives," said High School Principal George Holmgren. Through the program, student representatives may pick up ideas that can be @rapevlew man upset When C.E. Carter read a recommendation in the Grapeview column that residents shouldn't worry about lights they may see on the water because it's probably the Coast Guard, his blood began to boil. "How could, you put that in?" he asked the Herald editor. Carter, a 21-year resident of Grapeview, is an active supporter and organizer of Neighborhood :Watch in his area, and suggestions of ignoring suspicious lights are as forbidden as leaving one's house unlocked while going on vacation. Lights on the water aren't the only thing he cares about, however. "If a car goes to my neighbor's place, I'm out there checking," says Carter, who claims not to let many things go unnoticed. And keeping an eye on your neighborhood isn't being nosy either, he says. To him, it's just one of the best ways to reduce burglaries. "1 want people to check my place out," he said. "1 want people to feel about my place the way they feel about theirs." Carter has a keen eye for license numbers, and he knows at least one of his neighbors does too. Once, while going to visit this new neighbor, he turned around in her driveway because she wasn't home. Well, she was hm)e. She didn't recognize his vat), so she turned his license number into the sheriff. place fill in Coulter Creek near are: T.W. Mercer, Olympic schools were open Monday, Youngsters weren't happy concern - the safety of their and KOL 1300. The Allyn to provide erosion control Savings and Loan and W.M. children, transportation supervisor will and stream level stabilization. Cheplak. Because of this interest over also notify Mrs. Eleanor Fedenk, Adjacent property owners Preliminary review by the school closure, the following 275-2774, who has a phone call Seattle district indicates that this PJ fb. policy was reissued by list. The superintendent must work will not signiticantly affect .- ,,vw-,,,,,j ,,-,v Superintendent Norm Sanders: give the various "code" words to the quality of the human School policy on school radio stations before information % environment. The preparation of O EANORG t Hij closure because of snow, mud wiil be accepted. a Ibder',d environmental impact roads, etc. V. The decision will be statelne,)t is not anticipated at y A FEDENK 275-2774 I. The decision to "close either to "close" or operate "one this time. _ ......... school" or have "early dismissal" Connnents on these factors For mothers - the plans to return to his home this because of inclement weather conditions which might impair will be accepted and made part October-November greencircular, week. His timing was perfect to the safety of the children and staff traveling to and from school will under most situations rest with the superintendent. I 1 . The school superintendent will make his decision after consultation with Sc.lot 'B '. the transportation supervisor ' '/ who will make recommendations ,/....._ to the school superintendent. bMP IN'r,n, KE: The transportation supervisior F"lgHW,a,'¢ / APPLICATION FOR will make his recommendations ,_/ / WATER QUALITY after first checking road "- _ CERTIFICATION conditions personally, checking Notice is hereby given thata with the weather bureau, request is being filed with the requesting advice from both state ,,,,.EC,'x')o A ' Department of Ecology for and county highway department certification, as provided in officials, and requesting advice of Section 401 of the Federal Water state and county law vv,'r'E t_rvEt. t.t2. P o I I u t i o n C ontrol Act enforcement officials. 275.2861 (PL-92-500), as amended by the I!I. In the event the school Allyn 8, Belfair Clean Water Act of 1977 superintendent is out of town or (PL-95-217), that a proposed otherwise unavailable, the final 'l IIIIII discharge to navigable waters, decision will then rest with a x ...r. ' resulting from the project committee consisting of the pROPot..,F_. FtS described in the Corps of three school principals and the :.glRlr.,l(.,, t'aoNS-'x._ Engineers Public Notice No. transportation supervisor who OYB-4-005273 will comply with will of the record and will be considered in determining whether it would be in the best public interest to grant a permit. Conunenls should refer to the re ference number 071-OYB-4-005273 and reach this office Hal later than January II, 1970 to insure consideration. "About-You r-Schools" had needed information about the school policy on school closure because of snow, mud, roads, etc. A good suggestion is to save this bit of information about problems of "weather to be, or not to be." (This information is printed in this week's Herald.) Radio reception for school notices in winter weather at Mission, Tiger and Panther Lakes is almost impossible. Because of this situation, some years ago a plan was tried, and it was instant success, for notifying the families around the lakes with students in the North Mason schools. Necessary changes in the bus runs and school hours were passed along so no student would be stranded. A master list of lake student telephone numbers has been updated and divided into groups for easier calling, according to different neighborhoods. When the early morning word of be here to meet his great-grandchild, Dayna, before tfis visit ended. It was regretful that snow hazards kept inany of us from attending the dedication ceremony honoring Ormand Ormiston at the North Mason School District school bus barn that is named for him. There is a long line of parent appreciation for the "true friend," Mr. Ormiston, that. has continued since the 1960s. With the weather change, as this same snow, are the memories of Mr. Ormiston's complete concern for the safety of students riding the school bus to the North Mason schools. He was always available for calls from worried mothers in the outlying areas in the hassle of weather changes. He approved the mother-calling plan in the Mission, Tiger and Panther Lakes area, and helped in working with the group as needed. announcements are everyone may assume operations for that day. event the decision is to or "dismiss early" weather, roads, etc., all scheduled or planned to I in the public evening will be postponed. Coupon IIIII collectively make the I the applicable provisions of the school changes is received by one Our thoughts and sympathy decision after following the i ' • Lettering Federal Water Pollution Control key person, other mothers can are withhisfamilyasourfriend, general procedures outlined in ! .=010 e Maternity Act as amended and other state complete the calling within a Ormand Ormiston, passed away number II above. • lr. |  tops ' laws. matter of minutes. There are on December 7. IV. The superintendent will j  %$ * Custom decals Any person desiring to approximately six mothers doing The Mission, Tiger, Panther then be responsible for notifying * Men's&women's \\; present views on the request in the calling for the whole area of Lakes Improvement Club needs the radio stations (preferably by  underwear \\;, "x .0/ relati°n t° water p°lluti°n the lakes" If lines are d°wn, moremembersandthepayingof  withminidec01s considerations pertaining to the others pick up the extra calls for dues. Committee meetings are an \\; o/ project may do so by providing completion of the round-robin ongoing thing, following the DAR meeting ' .  - the same in writing to the system, advice of the club attorney. The Daughters of the I "'¢" Department of Ecology, Office One important factor for the Where else could a check for American Revolution Christmas c OFFERGOOD O.¢--NT. ORoP.   of Field Operatons, Olympia, young hopefuls that might like $5 gain membership in a tea will be at the home of Mrs. APOqox. ,2.D' N/ i/-  -- II THRU12/21/78 Washington 98504 within 20 to help with the mother calling reactivated group, show concern Marilyn Tracy, 6330 Heather _ days of publication of this plan. Adults, only, will make and for the future of the lakes, and Lane, Port Orchard, at 1:30 notice, accept the calls of weather give a boost to the holiday p.m.,Tuesday, December 19. I hazards that may "close school" spirit? Mrs. Mary Bienek will give a I or have an "early dismissal." A call to Loretta Hedge talk on "Knowledge of DAR ] DICKIES STICKLES T-SHIRTS "'",nn__ students isit Vashon L,,a and Jeff Dimmen of (275-2041)or Betty J. Dimmen Insignia." Call Mrs. Tracy, Hours: Tues., Wed., Thurs. & Sat. 11a.m. to5:30; V Mission Creek Road joined the (275-2778) will fill in mailing 871-2521, for information, and II Fri., till8p.m.; Sunday, noon to4 proud parents circle on addresses. Mrs. Pritchard, 479-2208 for | 810 BAY STRIEET PORT ORCHARD incorporated into their own students; educational standards; December 5. At Harrison carpool. IiiiIiiiIiiii.iiii--., schools, heutd, and ideas that can be used at Memorial Hospital, Dayna ..... "", L.." ..... One result of the program is North Mason. Nichole Dimmen arrived that students, generally, findthat The student exchange weighing seven pounds 6½ HOLIDAY .... their own school is better than program was revived in the ounces, and measuring 20 inches. they had originally thought, said Nisqually League at the Grandparents are Bjorn and Holmgren. suggestion of Terry Gifford, Betty J. Dimmen of Tiger Lake, North MasonASBpresident, said and Melvin and Lois Fryer of the HOM00 SALE Today, the North Mason Holmgren. Since the idea Old Belfair Highway. representatives will discuss, in originated here, the first program Great-grandparents are ' Mrs. their ASB class, a survey they was held at North Mason Minnie Fryer (formerly of South each filled out after visiting November 8. Dakota); Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Vashon. The exchange will be held at Swanson of South Shore; and Some things they will discuss a different school each month, Mr. O.K. Dimmen of Vancouver Z-BRICR Facing brick ma be used inside are: things they liked most at and student participation from Island, B.C. or outside. EQ box covers 6 Vashon; the attitude of the the ASB class will be on a The elder Mr. Dimmen has sq. feet. students; responsibilit!es of the rotating basis, said Holmgren. been visiting at Tiger Lake, and  Inca Red r ................... "" .................... 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