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' for exchange students
American host families are The Scandinavian studenls,
Unemployment pay to end being sought for 450 age 16 and 17, will a,,ive i,, thv
_z Scandinavian high school United Slates in hie August
- Federal Supplemental Benefits (FSB), tile program that provides students from Sweden, Norway, 1978, attend the hc:.lJ liigh
for additional weeks of unemployment insurance for those persons Denmark and Finland for the school, and rctmn h-me m lal¢
I IOnolonououolololonololOlOlOnOlOlOlOUOU VE who have exhausted eligibility for regular or regular extended school year 1978-79 in a June 1979. "i21e sllltlonls, all
LIV[ MUSIC i payments, will end in all states on January 31, 1978. The week program sponsored by the fluent in Euglish, have bee,,
ending January 31 is the last week of unemployment for which FSB American Scandinavian Student screened by their school
i " • can be paid. FSB was authorized under provisions of the Emergency Exchange. representatives in Scanditmviu
Unemployment Compensation Act of 1974. Interested families in this and have pocket money and
"WESTERN EXPRESS ll area can contact Mrs. Vesla medical insurance.
counr,v .ocK • Census survey planned Smith, 3825 32nd Avenue West, American families with s,,mtl
Seattle, Washington 98199; children are welcome tu
Friday & Saturday • Local representatives of the U.S. Bureau of the Census will telephone (206) 283-5024. participate ill the proglam.
• • • conduct a survey of employment in this area during the week of Letters should contain the ASSE is alsti seekint.
9.30 pem. to 1.30 a.m. .. January 16.21. The survey is conducted monthly for the U.S. writer's telephone number. American students, ages 16 I,,
Enjoy your favorite bevera e with a delicio s i Department of Labor using a sample of approximately 70,000 18, who would like to spend a
g O • households throughout the United States. In November the survey high school year with a
homemade sandwich -- beef, ham or turkey. = indicated that of the 99 million men and women in, the U.S. civilian • . Scandinavian family or
HAPPY HOUR 4 to 6 Dsms l| labor force, 92.2 million were employed. The nations unemployment Fish hearing par,cipate *ha f*ve week ra,,ih,
I tilk!: et b rate was 6.9 percent, compared to 7.0 percent in October and is scheduled stay during summer 1978. "
... Monday thru Friday Ii secondSUbstantiallyquarterbel°Wof 1975.the recession peak of 8.9 percent reached in the The ASSE is the official
n ticket ann modittcation el , • • ,
]acnooner25 € Pitcher$1.501i d / ..._A .r.edesigned treaty Indian Swedish high school exchange
ijsn ucKets to comply witll operating under the auspices of
I 5 918 killed In traffic ........... program in the U,,tted State,;
Shelton Inn+" Washingtons 1977 highway death toll did not set a new record. lu'tax"mcreasesn'anaat'ea oy.ouse, kle '+'+' ann various Sincethe Swedish Board ofEducation+1938 more Iha,1 150,000
but it came close. A total of 918 persons were killed on the state s amoSe t epmg measures are students have taken part in
Ple Tree roadways last year, an 11 percent increase over the 825 killed in ,o,ng.ne prepaid regulaUons student exchange, honle stay
t oe mreu at a puolic nearing at , : '
110 S. First Street, Shelton Phone 426-1220 i 1976. The state's worst annual death toll was 931 in 1968. This past _ and school exchange programs m
meI°IeIeIeIemeIeIeoe,o.eieieiolOieieieneloiei December also came close to a record, with 107 persons killed. This tlhOe]a?ieF:indf:nJcnUa:Ym27,tlln the Untted States Sweden,
was just four below the previous monthly high of I11 recorded in
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Denmark, Norway, Finland,
November, 1968. Rural deaths in 1977 jumped 59 higher than the General Administration Building Germany, France, England and
40 et 8 CLUB
Volture No. 135
. i Now Appearing
I Terry Gunderson & Jim Ryan
Friday and Saturday
American Legion, VFW, 40 el 8,
World War I members and their invited guests only.
SPENCER
LAKE
RESORT
Live Entertainment Featuring
"It Happened
One Hight"
Thursday,
January 12
Corner First & Railroad, Shelton.
Phone 426-2604
Open Sunday thru Thursday 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Fridays and Saturdays 6 a.m. until Midnight.
5 p.m.-9 p.m.
Swlu Steak, whipped potato, salad, roll ......... $2.95
Meat Loaf, whipped potato, roll, salad .......... $2.75
Scalloped Potato and Ham, veg., roll, salad, t.. $2.65
Oysters with Fries, coleslaw ................... $3.25
IYII;ilDIP
tllh & €,hllml, coleslaw.
........................ $2.75
Come, relax in the
"SPARE ROOM"
Try our famous "Watergate" __ $3.00
or our "Timber's Cooler" -- $3.25
elton, Washington
Dial 4264452
LY SPECIAL SERVED
11 a.m. to 6:30
Or take home ready to serve.
MONDAY ..........
{ Cannelon!is the ' ::
liiill ? dass eoal. Take out too ! ...........
_, .TUESDAY _.-_-_+ ........ ._
I -''" IvUm I This is Casa'gna day" Take some home !" - ....... l
SSp WEDNESDAY - ........
aghetti and Meatballs '
have it here or let them think
-+ +-_-..++ ............ , :. +. _++_ .. + .. _ %_ _ _. _ +
__ml "THURSDAY _.
I .......
a/ad, roll and butter
RI f+'FRIDAY
I Manicotti --- her-e or taKe " out ...... .... |
! pasta filled with ricotta, mushrooms,
ipinach, onions and spices
PI
Catering Party Trays Her' D'oeuvres
Lots of salads,
soup, main
dishes to take
out, cheeses
and meats too.
426-5808
114 S. 2nd
previous year, from 634 to 693 last year, for a nine percent increase.
Urban fatalities climbed from 191 the previous year to 225, an 18
percent increase.
Recycling number told
The Department of Ecology, Recycling Hotline has just published
an informative brochure designed specifically for grade school
children. A dinosaur and caveman were used to emphasize the
importance of recycling, symbolizing the background of
environmental riches from which we draw today. Free copies of the
brochure are available by calling 1-800-RECYCLE (toll free) or
writing the Department of Ecology, Recycling Hotline, Olympia,
Washington 98504.
Insurance dividends coming
Veterans living in Washington State who are .insured under
government life insurance policies issued during World War !, I1 and
the Korean Conflict will receive $9,338,000 in dividends during 1978.
The national average dividend being paid to 106,900 World War 1
veterans with participating USGLI policies is $224. Nearly 3.5 million
World War 1I veterans will receive NSLi dividends averaging $117.
Korean Conflict veterans with current VSL1 policies total 550,000.
Their average dividend is $29.
Tax deadline is reported
Washington citizens who do not have enough taxes withheld are
required to pay their final instalhnent of 1977 estimated :federal
income tax no later than Monday, January 16, 1978. Aiso+dua+tt
.same day are amended estimates from citizens whose 1977 income
changed substantially during the last quarter.
IIIIIII II I
p,.-
The 01d00
Lumberyard Inn
OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK
-- LOUNGE-
Lunch Served Daily
NOW OPEN
11 a.m.-2 a.m., Tuesday thru Saturday
1 p.m.-Mtdnlght, Sunday
11 a.m.-Midnight, Monday
-- DINING ROOM --
5 .p.m.-10 p.m.
Monday thru Friday
1 p.m.-10 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday
426-9736
607 So. First Street
k i iilll d
in Olympia.
Fisheries Data Processing
Manager Mike Brackett said the
housekeeping measures mainly
involve changes in terminology
such as Department of Fisheries
boat registration number rather
than the previous plate number.
Anyone unable to attend the
hearing should send written
comments to the Hearings
Officer, Washington Department
of Fisheries, 115 General
Administration Building,
Olympia, Washington 98504.
Final regulations will be
adopted at a sho'rt public hearing
at 10:30 a.m., Friday, January
27, in the small conference room
of the General Administration
Building in Olympia.
Commissioner
is named
The Mason County
Comniission has been notified by
tlae pot Port Commission
(hat WJI Pettetn has 'been
appointed to fill a vacant
position on the port commission.
The appointment will be
effective April 13 and the term
to which he was appointed will
expire December 31, 1979.
Dem0 women
to meet
The Mason County
Democratic Women s League will
hold its noon luncheon meeting
January 18 at the Timbers
Restaurant banquet room.
Major Bud Moore, recruiter
for the National Guard from
Tacoma, will be the guest
speaker.
Major Moore will speak
about eqrthquakes, such as the
large quake which struck Alaska
in 1965. He will also show slides
of earthquakes.
The public is Welcome to
attend.
Two named
Bernard Dorcy and Owen
Elliott have been reappointed by
the Mason County Commission
as advocates serving on the
Lewis-Mason.Thurston Area
Agency on Aging Advisory
Council.
The appointments will be for
two-year terms and will expire at
the end of 1979.
Switzerland. ASSE has
representatives in all areas of the
United Slates.
Heart fund
head named
Mrs. Diane Tullar of Shelton
has been nanled chairman or
Mason County's 1978 lteart
Fund Drive.
The new lleart Fund leader
will recruit w)ltmtee[ chaiHnen
who will direct the Amcticm
Heart Associalion of
Washington's annual Heart Fund
Drive in the cotmty's tllajo( cities
and smaller commtmities. The
fund-raising calnpaign is planned
for February to coincide with
American lleart Month.
Last year 40,000 wlunleers
statewide knocked on doors Io
distribute information on heart
disease prevention ;,nd 1(3 collect
nearly $154,00(I in ctnltrihutio.,
to the Arnericah Hcalt'
Association of Washington. :'
Present danger
The question in every case is
whether the words are used in
such circHInS|.lllCC, S and ;ire of
such a llattlre as to creale a cleat
and presenl danger.
Oliver Wendell I lohnes Jr.
Wing it...
to our first
ammal <Mds'n ends
SALEt
Wooden Utensil
Barreli was $3.25.. Now $1.10
Selected Wooden
Beads ....... HALF PRICE
Assorted
Pots ......... ItALF PRICE
Truck Kit
w, Is.m) .......... now $2.99
Ray Prouty, as of Jan. 6, 1978,
is now the former owner of the
Coast-to-Coast
Hardware Store
in Shelton, WA.
He wishes to thank all his
customers for their support
through the years.
Transfer of funds will not take
place until 30 days
after this notice.
T
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(With a regular savings account, it may take awhile.
But it's worth it.)
THE GROWTH BANK
Puget Sound Natkmal $an k
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Thursday, January 12, 1978 - Shelton-Mason Count,/
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