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ON MARCH 4 Cheri Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
LeRoy Moore of Shelton, will marry Clint Kruger, son of
Pete Kruger of Shelton and Donna DeCoy of Aberdeen.
Club
to meet
Next Thursday the Hood
Canal Federated Woman's Club
will meet in its Potlatch
• clubhouse at noon. Dessert and
! coffee will be served by hostesses
Mrs. Nellie Wolfe and Mrs. Verna
iiGalyean. A short business
meeting will follow.
At 1 p.m. the club
conservation department will
present the program. John
Perkins, Hoodsport district
ranger for the forest service, will
speak on "Young Adult
Conservation." All women are
welcome to attend this meeting.
Club members will sell
sandwiches on Saturday at the
Lions Club Flea Market, which
will be held from 9 a.m. to 6
p.m. in the Potlatch Woman's
ii Clubhouse.
Meeting slated
Mason County Democratic
Club will meet next Thursday in
the PUD Building at 7:30 p.m.
Mac Gearhart, chairperson of the
Mason County Democratic
Central Committee, will be guest
speaker.
New officers are president
Leona Osterman, vice-president
Jim Lowery, secretary Dorene
Rae and sergeant-at.arms John
Drebick. Program chairperson is
Cecelia Clifton.
The club invites any
interested Democrats to attend.
Grange to meet
A special speaker will
conduct the lecture program at
the Friday evening meeting of
Skokomish Grange. Potluck will
be served at 6:30 p.m. and an 8
p.m. business meeting will
follow.
Educational event to be presented
"The Rural Road Show" to
be presented February 21 and 22
in St. Edward's Parish under the
sponsorship of the education
department of St. Edward's
Catholic Church, is an
educational event for adults.
This call to renewal offers an
opportunity for adults of the
area to convene for study,
reflection and prayer. "The Bible
Today" is a study of the
Scriptures and will be presented
by Sr. Diana Bader.
Fr. Kevin Hanley will lead a
study of current moral questions
in the light of the Catholic
tradition entitled "Contemporary
Morality and Christian
Conscience."
Two workshops will be
offered simultaneously, and
those wishing to participate may
sign up for the preferred topic.
Participants are encouraged to
continue the same topic for both
days, but may elect to study in
both daytime and evening
courses.
The daytime program for
both days will begin at 9:30 a.m.
with part I of "The Bible
Today" or "Morality." After an
11:30 a.m. lunch break the
classes will resume at 12:30 p.m.
and continue until 2:30 p.m.
Evening programs begin at
7:30 p.m. with the same classes
which will terminate at 10:15
p.m. with a 15-minute coffee
break at 8:45 p.m. The Rite of
Reconciliation (optional) will
conclude daytime and evening
programs on February 22.
Babysitting services will be
arranged for both daytime and
evening sessions. Registrations
should be made no later than
Wednesday. For more
information call 426-2797.
Children can form good TV habits
Can parents do anything involve kids in your child's age heavy sugar snack foods - let Read to your preschool-age
about the television programs
their children watch?
They certainly can, according
to the Illinois Board of
Education.
In a pamphlet called
"Television and Your Children,"
the board offers the following
suggestions to parents who want
to do something about their
children's television "habits:"
Start early to develop good
viewing habits - many children
are already regular TV viewers at
the age of two or three.
Develop planned viewing
with specific programs - don't
just turn on the set and see
what's on.
Plan physical activities with
younger children in between
planned programs.
Seek out programs which
were made for kids and which
Children's film
set for Saturday
A children's film will be
shown at 1 p.m. Saturday in
Timberland Library. All children
are welcome to attend. There
will be no charge.
group.
Where possible, have a TV
viewing area separate from the
living room, kitchen, bedrooms,
etc., where the regular family
functions occur.
Differentiate between
"make-believe" and real-life
situations with young children -
explain how the terror, pain and
violence portrayed on TV are
happening to actors, that these
things are much worse when
they involve real people.
Don't let kids use TV as an
excuse for not participating in
other activities.
Help kids to use "alone
time" for other purposes than
just viewing whatever happens to
be on TV.
Use "sensitive" TV themes to
open up discussion opportunities
for your children to raise
questions which might remain
unanswered for them during
programs.
Expose deception in TV
advertising - make sure children
realize that those famous people
saying nice things about a
product are being paid to say
those things.
Discuss ads which emphasize
older children help select children - develop the book
alternative snacks the family habit at an early age.
might keep handy.
CONNIE FRANKLIN, representing Dirt Dobbers Garden
Club, presents a check to Julie Raichart, right, director of
Mason County Senior Center. Ms. Franklin is president of
the garden group. According to Julie Raichart, the money
will be used for transit service, and will furnish a portion of
the matching funds necessary to provide a new handicap
lift-equipped van.
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Legal Publkations Legal Publkations Legal Publications
MASON COUNTY, WASHINGTON
REAL TAXES FOR 1978
synopsis of Revenue Laws and Payment Dates
Current 1978 tax is payable on and after FEBRUARY 15, 1978.
or
LAST ONE-HALF of current tax is due on or before OCTOBER 31st, becoming DELINQUENT
on November 1st.
A CURRENT TAX under $10.00 in amount is due in full on or before APRIL 30th, becoming
delinquent MAY let.
ALL DELINQUENCY TAXES bear interest at 8% per annum.
AFTER FIVE years from date of delinquency when the tax remains unpaid, the County
Treasurer issues Certificates of Delinquency to the County and proceeds to foreclose the tax liens
embraced in such certificates.
TAX LEVIED FOR 1978
LEVIED IN 1977
General State and County Funds
Funds Dollar
State
State ............................ $4.55
Total State. ................... $4.55
County
Current Expense .................. $1.645
Mental Health .................... $ .025
Total County ................... $1.67
Intercounty Rural Library
General (applies to all
districts except Shelton) ........... $ .48
County Road Dist. No. 1 ............ $2.21
County Road Dist. No. 2 ............ $2.01
County Road Dist. No. 3 ............ $1.88
City of Shelton .................... $3.36
Hospital District General ............. $ .12
Hospital District Bonds .............. $ .23
Cemetery District No. 1 ............. $ .05
Harstlne Bridge Bonds ............... $ .07
Port Districts
Allyn, General ..................... $ .31
Hoodsport, General ................. $ .41
Shelton, General ................... $ .40
Tahuya, General ................... $ .17
Fire Protection Dirict No. 1
Expense ......................... $1.00
Bond ............................ $ .32
Total ........................ $1.32
Fire Protection District No. 2
Expense ....... , ................. $ .49
Reserve .......................... $ .33
Bond ............................ $ . 2____O0
Total ......................... $1.02
Fire Protection District No. 3
Expense ......................... $ .74
Total ........................ $ .74
Funds Dollar
Fire Protection District No. 4
Expense ......................... $ .57
Reserve .......................... $ .42
Total ........................ $ .99
Fire Protection District No. 5
Expense ................ .... ..... $ .87
Reserve .......................... $ .13
Bond ............................ $ .02
Total ......................... $1.02
Fire Protection District No. 6
Expense ......................... $ .45
Reserve .......................... $ .30
Bond ............................ $ .10
Total ......................... $ .85
Fire Protection District No. 8
Expense ......................... $ .67
Reserve .......................... $ .2__.__1
Total .......................... $ .88
Fire Protection District No. 9
Expense ......................... $ .85
Total ......................... $ .85
Fire Protection District No. 11
Expense ......................... $ .68
Coupon Warrant ................... $ .0.___._55
Total ......................... $ .73
Fire Protection District No. 12
Expense ......................... $ .92
Total ......................... $ .92
Fire Protection District NO. 13
Expense ......................... $ .75
Bond ............. . ............... $1.34
Total ......................... $2.09
Fire Protection District No. 15
Expense ......................... $1.00
Total ......................... $1.00
SCHOOL DISTRICTS
Dist. Spec. Bond
No. Gen. Fund Total
42 1.42 1.42
54 .50 .50
137 4.66 .37 5.03
309 1.10 1.10
311 7.98 .62 8.60
302/402 .74 .74
402 .87 .87
403 .46 .46
404 1.89 1.05 2.94
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EXPLANATION OF TAX CODE
Levies in dollars per $1,000 assessed valuation.
NOTE: County levies apply to all valuations
within the County: the Library and Road
District levies apply to all valuations except
within the city of Shelton.
(City) '
1 $6.22 $3.36 s-.40
65 $6.70 $1.88 s..40
70 $6.70 $1.88 s..40 $ .99 (No. 4)
75 $6.70 $2.21
80 $6.70 $2.21 $ .74(No. 3)
85 $6.70 $2.21 $1.02 (No, 5)
95 $6.70 $2.01
105 $6.70 $2.01 $1.02(No. 5)
110 $6.70 $1.88
111 $6.70 $1.88 $2.09 (No. 13)
115 $6.70 $2.21
116 $6.70 $2.21 $1.02 (No. 5)
120 $6.70 $1.88
125 $6.70 $2.21
126 $6.70 $2.21 $ .85 (No. 9)
130 $6.70 $2.21 S-.40
131 $6.70 $2.21 S-.40 $ :73 (No. 11)
132 $6.70 $2.21 S-.40 $1.02 (No. 5)
133 $6.70 $2.21 S-.40 $2.09 (No. 13)
135 $6.70 $2.01
136 $6.70 $2.01 $ .85 (No. 9)
140 $6.70 $1.88
141 $6.70 $1.88 $2.09 (No. 13)
145 $6.70 $1.88 $ .99 (No. 4)
150 $6.70 $1.88 S-.40
151 $6.70 $1.88 S-.40 $2.09 (No. 13)
155 $6.70 $1.88 S-.40 $ .99 (No. 4)
160 $6.70 $2.01
161 $6.70 $2.01 $ .92 (No. 12)
165 $6.70 $1.88
166 $6.70 $1.88 $ .92 (No. 12)
180 $6.70 $2.21
181 $6.70 $2.21 $ .74 (No. 3)
182 $6.70 $2.21 $1.02 (No. 5)
185 $6.70 $2.21
186 $6.70 $2.21 $ .74 (No. 3)
187 $6.70 $2.21 $1.02 (No. 5)
190 $6.70 $2.21 S-.40
191 $6.70 $2.21 S-.40 $1.02 (No. 5)
200 $6.70 $2.21 A-.31
205 $6.70 $2.21 A-.31 $1.02 (No. 2)
210 $6.70 $2.21 A-.31 $ .74 (No. 3)
215 $6.70 $2.21 A-.31 $1.02 (No. 5)
220 $6.70 $2.21
225 $6.70 $2.21 $1.02(No. 5)
230 $6.70 $2.21
235 $6.70 $2.21 $1.02 (No. 5)
240 $6.70 $2.21 A-.31
245 $6.70 $2.21 A-.31 $1.02(No. 5)
250 $6.70 $2.01 A-.31
255 $6.70 $2.01 A-.31 $1.02 (No. 2)
256 $6.70 $2.01
257 $6.70 $2.01 T-.17
258 $6.70 $2.01 T-.17 $1.02 (No. 2)
259 $6.70 $2.01 T-.17 $ .88 (No. 8)
260 $6.70 $2.01
261 $6.70 $2.01 T-.17 $1.00 (No. 15)
265 $6.70 $2.01 " $1.02(No. 5)
270 $6.70 $2.01 A-.31
271 $6.70 $2.01 A-.31
275 $6.70 $2.01 A-.31 $1.02(No. 2)
276 $6.70 $2.01 A-.31 $1.02 (No. 2)
280 $6.70 $2.01 A-.31 $1.02 (No. 5)
285 $6.70 $2.01
295 $6.70 $2.01
300 $6,70 $2.21
305 $6.70 $2.21 S-.40
306 $6.70 $2.21 S-.40 $1.02 (No. 5)
307 $6.70 $2.21 S-.40 $ ,85(No. 6)
310 $6.70 $2.01
315 $6.70 $2.01 $1.32(No. 1)
316 $6.70 $2.01 $ .85 (No. 9)
320 $6.70 $2.01 H-.41
325 $6.70 $2.01 H-.41 $1.32(No. 1)
330 $6.70 $2.01
331 $6.70 $2.01 $ .85 (No. 9)
332 $6.70 $2.01 $1.02(No. 5)
335 $6.70 $2.01 H-.41
340 $6.70 $2.01 H-.41 $1.32(No. 1)
345 $6.70 $2.01 $1.32(No. 1)
350 $6.70 $2.01 $ .85 (No. 6)
355 $6.70 $2.01 $ .85 (No. 6)
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State ............................ $4.55
County .......................... $1.67
Library District .................... $ .48
Road District No. 1 ................. $2.21
Road District No. 2 ........ ......... $2.01
Road District No. 3 ................. $1.88
"if;
CII. HoIp. stl School "It:,.,,., 0". Toel
Dist. DiSt. BrJB¢I. Dist. . ........ ,-. Levies
m, ...... :_ :;
$.35 $.07 No. 309 $1.10 $11.50
$.35 $.07 No. 42 $1.42 $10.82
$.35 $.07 No. 42 $1.42 $11.81
$.35 $.07 No. 54 $ .50 $ 9.83
$.35 $.07 No. 54 $ .50 $10.57
$.35 $.07 No. 54 $ .50 $10.85
$.35 $.07 No. 54 $ .50 $ 9.63
$.35 $.07 No. 54 $ .50 $10.65
$.35 $.07 No. 137 $5.03 $14.03
$.35 $.07 No. 137 $5.03 $16.12
$.35 $.07 No.'402 $ .74 $10.07
$.35 $.07 No.'402 $ .74 $11.09
$.35 $.07 No.'402 $ .74 $ 9.74
$.35 $.07 No. 309 $1.10 $10.43
$.35 $.07 No. 309 $1.10 $11.28
$.35 $.07 No. 309 $1.10 $10.83
$.35 $.07 No. 309 $1.10 $11.56
$.35 $.07 No. 309 $1.10 $11.85
$.35 $.07 No. 309 $1.10 $12.92
$.35 $.07 No. 309 $1.10 $10.23
$.35 $.07 No. 309 $1.10 $11.08
$.35 $.07 No. 309 $1.10 $10.10
$.35 $.07 No. 309 $1.10 $12.19
$.35 $.07 No. 309 $1.10 $11.09
$.35 $.07 No. 309 $1.10 $10.50
$.35 $.07 No. 309 $1.10 $12.59
$.35 $.07 No. 309 $1.10 $11.49
$.35 $.07 No. 311 $8.60 $17.73
$.35 $.07 No. 311 $8.60 $18.65
$.35 $.07 No. 311 $8.60 $17.60
$.35 $.07 No. 311 $8.60 $18.52
$.35 $.07 No. 402 $ .87 $10.20
$.35 $.07 No. 402 $ .87 $10.94
$.35 $.07 No. 402 $ .87 $11.22
$,35 $.07 No. 402 $ .87 $10.20
$.35 $,07 No. 402 $ .87 $10.94
$.35 $.07 No. 402 $ .87 $11.22
$.35 $.07 No. 402 $ .87 $10.60
$.35 $.0,7 No. 402 $ .87 $11.62
$.35 $.07 No. 403 $ .46 $10.10
$.35 $.07 No. 403 $ .46 $11.12
$.35 $.07 No, 403 $ .46 $10.84
$.35 $.07 No. 403 $ .46 $11.12
$.35 $:07 No. 403 $ .46 $ 9.79
$.35 $.07 No. 403 $ .46 $10.81
$.05 $.35 $.07 No. 403 $ .46 $ 9.84
$.05 $.35 $.07 No. 403 $ .46 $10.86
$.05 $.35 $.07 No. 403 $ .46 $10.15
$.05 $.35 $.07 No. 403 $ .46 $11.17
$.35 $.07 No. 403 $ .46 $ 9.90
$.35 $.07 No. 403 $ .46 $10.92
$.35 $.07 No. 403 $ .46 $ 9.59
$.35 $.07 No. 403. $ .46 $ 9.76
$.35 $.07 No. 403 $ .46 $10.78
$.35 $.07 No. 403 $ .46 $10.64
$.05 $.35 $.07 No. 403 $ .46 $ 9.64
$.35 $.07 No. 403 $ .46 $10.76
$.05 $.35 $.07 No. 403 $.46 $10.66
$.05 $.35 $.07 No. 403 $ .46 $ 9.95
$.05 $.35 $.07 No. 403 $ .46 $ 9.95
$.05 $.35 $.07 No. 403 $ .46 $10.97
$.05 $.35 $.07 No. 403 $ .46 $10.97
$.05 $.35 $.07 No. 403 $ .46 $10.97
$.05 $.35 $.07 No. 403 $ .46 $ 9,64
$.05 $.35 $.07 No. 403 $ .46 $ 9.64
$.35 $.07 No. 404 $2,94 $12.27
$.35 $.07 No. 404 $2.94 $12.67
$.35 $,07 No. 404 $2.94 $13.69
$.35 $.07 No. 404 $2.94 $13.52
$.35 $.07 No. 404 $2.94 $12.07
$.35 $.07 No. 404 $2.94 $13.39
$.35 $.07 No. 404 $2.94 $12.92
$.35 $.07 No. 404 $2.94 $12.48
$.35 $.07 No. 404 $2.94 $13.80
$.35 $.07 No. 404 $2.94 $12.07
$.35 $.07 No. 404 $2.94 $12.92
$.35 $.07 No. 404 $2.94 $13.09
$.35 $.07 No. 404 $2.94 $12.48
$.35 $.07 No. 404 $2.94 $13.80
$.35 $.07 No. 404 $2.94 $13.39
$.35 $.07 No. 404 $2.94 $12.92
$.35 $.07 No. 404 $2.94 $12.92
INSTALLED AS Xl GAMMA PSI PLEDGES in
candlelight ceremony held last Thursday in the
Jeanne Makoviney were Linda Gibson, left, Valet ie
and Barbie Lahti, not pictured.
Sorority instolls
Linda Gibson, Valerie
Markley and Barbie Lahti were
installed as Xi Gamma Psi
pledges last Thursday evening in
a candlelight ceremony
conducted in the home of
Jeanne Makoviney.
Dode Johnson, vice-president,
will serve as training leader for
the new pledges, who
the book of Beta
to their installation
in a Ritual of Jeweb
Xi Gamma Psi is
chapter of Beta
of 1 1 such
Shdton-Olympia City
Boyd wins role in play
John Boyd, a Shelton The winter
student at The Evergreen State begin at 8 p.m. in
College, has been named to the Hall of the
cast of the winter quarter Building. A spe
production, "The Night of the performance will
Iguana," to be staged February for area high school
23 through February 26. 2 p.m. on
Boyd is one of a cast of 14 school teachers and
under the direction of Evergreen are encouraged to
faculty member Dr. Andre Teal, reservations early
who will stage the Tennessee Dr. Tsal's office
Williams play hailed by critics as the Office of
"one of the best works by (866-6128).
America's most important Tickets will be
playwright." the door.
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ORDINANCE NO. 954
AN ORDINANCE
SUPPLEMENTING AND
AMENDING BUILDING CODES.
BE IT ORDAINED by the
City Commission of the City of
Shelton as follows: Ordinance
Legal
township 22N.,
in Mason
Said deveh
be
Canal and/or
wetlands. Any
express his
No. 883 is hereby amended to notified of the
read as follows: this application !
,,,1. cThe,,$tate(Building ;C0de James E. connc
;Act (IC/V Ch; 19.27.,) as now Director,, in
enac(ed, tdgether w th any interest Within
future amendments thereof are of the last notice
hereby adopted and incorporated to WAC
as fully as if set out verbatim date of publi
herein, and from the date on mailing of
which this ordinance shall take Written
effect the provisions thereof shall received by 16
be controlling within the limits
of the City of Shelton. Moreover
the following supplements and NOTICE OF
revisions are also adopted and (Ordlnl
shall be controlling within the N O T I CE I
limits of the City of Shelton; the GIVEN THAT:
1976 Edition, the 1977 County
Supplement and the 1978 County, Wa
Accumulative Supplement to the public
Uniform Buildincj Code, the at the CourthOU!
Uniform Bullc]lng Code Washington,
StanDarDs, the Uniform Februarv 27th,
Mechanical Code, the Uniform hour o 2:30
Fire Code and the Uniform purpose of a
Plumbing Code. Not less than proposed .Ordinar
three copies of said Act are now procedures for
and shallcontinue to be filed in and welfare of tb
the office of the City Clerk. in regard to the
2. This ordinance shall be public port
administered and enforced by Hoodsport, Wasl"
the Public Works Department Any
which shall adopt reasonable appear at said
rules ancl regulations for such heard either for
purpose subject to the approva adoption.
of the City Commission. D A T E D
3. Any provision contained Washinc
in the codes referred to in RCW
19.27.030 which does not BOARD
advance the purposes recited in COMMISSI(
RCW 19.27,020 (1) and (5) may, MASON Cq
upon application, be waived or WA
modified by the Public Works
Department if such action be
justified by the facts of the of the Boar(
matters under consideration. Mason Coun
4. Any person who shall Commiss
violate or tail to comply with
any of the provisons of ths
ordinance or regulations adopted CALL
by the Public Works Department FIRE
pursuant hereto shall be cuiltv of Sealed
a misdemeanor and punished by received by
a fine ot not more than $300.00 Protection Di
or by imprisonment for not the hour of
more than thirty days or nbd y sixth (6th)da
both SUCh fine a at which
imprisonment, opened at
5. All ordinances or parts Firehall, fo
thereof which may be in conflict one (1} tan
herewith are hereby repealed, gallon wa
This ordinance shall take equipment as
effect on March 1, 1978. specifications.
INTRODUCED at regular Copies of
Commission Meeting this 24th will be avaiiz
day of January, 1978. County Fire
PASSED in regular Allan F
Commission Meetinq this 31st Shelton, WA
day of January, 1978-. The
/s/James F. Lowery to reject ar
Mayor
Bradley S. Owen accept any
meets or
Commissioner s pecifications
Michael J.
_ . Byrne deem to be in
ommlssioner of the distrl
ATTEST: necessarily be
Helen W. Stodden the lowest bid.
City Clerk
APPROVED:
Herbert H. Fuller B
Special Ass't. City Attorney Sealed
2/9-1t Piling an
Ranger
NOTICE OF APPLICATION National F
FOR SHORELINE Washington, I
MANAGEMENT SUBSTANTIAL will be receh
DEVELOPMENT PERMIT LOCAL TIM
Notice is hereby given that by the S.O.
John W. Codling, MD, who is Federal
OWNER of the below-described 2288),
property, has filed an application 98501.
for a substantial development be
ermt for the development of National
lie driven dock that will afford (P.O. Box
access for medical emergencies Washington
located at Star Rt 1, Box 430, of machine
Belfair, Wash. 98528, seven miles 'of 28.6
west of Belfair, within NW stumps.
quarter section of section 22 of