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May 8, 1975     Shelton Mason County Journal
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Three students from the Mason County PUD No. 1 and PUP No. 3 service areas were selected to represent their respective high schools for participation in the fifth annual statewicle "Hartford Tour and Nuclear Power Seminar." Students picked by their high schools are outstanding in science or have a particuhr interest in the field. Those selected from this area were Mel Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Morgan Sr., and Richard L. Baillie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baillie, representing Siclton High School; and Casey Caughie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caughie, representing North Mason High School. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Flint from Mason PUD No. 3. Sponsored in behalf of member public utility districts and city members of Washington Public Power Supply System by the Washington PUD Association, the event was divided into two sections, Apn3 17-18 and May 1-2, 1975. The participants from afternoon seminar other presentations focused on "The Power Picture" and tic students heard a debate on "Should We Rely on Nuclear Power to Help Supply our Future Energy Needs?" Of special interest was a conducted tour of the Richland Science Center. Thursday evening the entire group was honored at a special banquet at the Rivershore Motor Inn with special speakers, including a provocative look at "Energy - Where Do We Go From Here?" by a college student, member of the American THOSE ATTENDING a Hanford Nuclear Tour are the following: left to Applying for marriage licenses in the Mason County auditor's office this week were: Mervyn Settle, legal, Shdton, and Lillian Dale, legal, Shelton. Richard Younglove, 28, Shelton, and Bonnie Sallee, 28, Shelton. James Runyan, 43, Grass Valley, California, and Lois Ferenty, 39, Grass Valley, California. Hood Canal Special May Paid for by TaxPayl~ 404 Special LEVY, Skokomish Cosmetics this area were included in the Nuclear Society. right, Mrs. Wilbur Flint, Casey Caughie, Mel Morgan, Richard Baillie, and second section. In total Following a 7 a.m. Friday Wilbur Flint. [ forYOU ! appr°ximately 350 students and m°rningbreakfast, buses with adults from 26 PUD counties and selected tour guides took the ------- .... ---------------------- cities of Seattle, Tacoma and st u de n ts o n a H an for d -I i Publkations [ AWAY GRAY [ Legal Publications Legal Publkations ! Q. What kind of coloring | Richland were represented..They Reservation tour including the N IPreparation can I use toI represent a major portion of the reactor, WPPSS Hanford ffc s a yS-iffePl anng-dateffas s-p ci at on .w' i-h-sur ty --/s/ ,Hc 4:Landis I brighten up my gray hair? I I state's electric customers, generating project and the been set for May 12th, 1975, at acceptable to the Owner. ALICE M. LANDIS 11:45 A.M., in the Mason County The Board of Directors Personal Representative don't wish to use a permanent [ Perhaps, at no other time in construction site of the fast flux Court House, Commissioners' reserve the right to reject any or JOE L. SNYDER ldye" | our nation s history has there test facility. There was a briefing Room, to declare the property all bids and to waive informalities. Attorney for Personal I A. There are nowl been so much written and spokenat WPPSS nuclear project No. 2.surplus and to establish a WYNHOFFMAN, Representative, 125North minimum price on said property. Secretary of the Board 5th, P.O. Box 26 |semi-permament hair coloring labout the energy crisis- need for Tic "Nuclear Power Seminar' DATED this 28th day of BY ORDER OF: Shelton, WA 98584 IProducts on the market that| 5/1-8-15-3t |last through 4 or 5 shampoos. | conservation and wise use of convened at 12:30 p.m. following April,BoARD1975. OF COUNTY GrapevieWNo. 54, Grapeview,SCh°°l District IThese lotions can be used to | energy - the future of nuclear lunch in the auditorium of the COMMISSIONERS OF Mason County, Washington lwash shimmering silver into[ power and alternative energy Battelle-Northwest headquarters MASON COUNTY, 5/1-8-2t NOTICE TOCREDITORS lhair while banishing yellow isources. There is extreme interest with specific discussions on WASHINGTON Probate No. 4583 /s/John Bariekman CALL FOR BIDS (RCW 11.40.010) idiscoloration. [ in the Pacific Northwest aboutnuclear energy, the fast breeder Chairman Sealed proposals will be SUPER IOR COURT OF I SI"REAKERS I future, adequate energy supplies, reactor program, and nuclear /s/William O. Hunter received at the office of the City WASHINGTON FOR MASON /s/Martin Auseth Clerk-Treasurer, City Hall, COUNTY Today's concerned students areenergy and the environment. ATTEST: Shelton, Washington, until 11:00 Estate of LAURA DeETTE 1 Q. How can I give my hair I taking an in-depth look at the During the two-day program there /s/Ruth E. Boysen A.M. on Monday, May 19, 1975, DeLANO HARNER, Deceased. Iasun'streakedl°°k? | total picture along with validwas considerable time for Auditor & Clerk of the Board at which time they will be The undersigned has been | A. There are now several | 5/1-8-2t publicly opened and read aloud appointed and has qualified as /kits on the market that enable l environmental considerations. All questions to and answers from f°r:NORTH 13TH personal representative (PR) of :: lYou to do your own streakingI factors make this unique various experts. ADVERTISEMENT STIRgET the estate of the above named | or frosting. | educational project extremely Speakers for the special FOR BIDS , N T E R S E C T deceased. Each person having a balstone funeral home / If you want dramatic broad | timely. Nuclear Power Seminar included Sealed bids will be received by IMPROVEMENTS. claim against the deceased must the Board of Directors, Grapeview The major items of serve the claim on the |streaks through your hair, | Groups from throughout the Larry Rader, manager of public School District No. 54, for the construction are: undersigned PR or on the |choose a streaking kit. AI state arrived at the tour relations for Battelle Pacific following project: 1,450 CY Common attorney(s) of record at the serving the community with over 75 yaals |frosting kit will enable you to | headquarters, the RivershoreNorthwest Laboratories; Pat PROJECT: RELOCATABLE Excavation; 450 CY Ballast; 150address stated below and must file EDUCATION FACILITIES, CY Crushed Surfacing; 200 Ton an executed copy of the claim complete professional service / " ' um with the clerk of the court within frost your entire head. Motor Inn in Richland by noon McKenna, training manager, G RAPEV IEW SCHOOL A.C., Class B ; Lump S I May 1 for a group luncheon and Washington Public Power SupplyD I S T R I C T N O . 5 4 , Painting; Lump Sum Signing; and four months after the date of first • the official welcome by Rich Gay, System; Dr. Fred J. Leitz, staff GRAPEVIEW, WASHINGTON. other such work as required topublication of this notice or ' N U ' BY:BOARD OF complete theproject, within four months afterthedate ~l~k~$ ellis Pkarmc commissioner of Benton County scientist, Westinghouse Hanford; D I RECTORS, GRAPEVIEW Work shall commence within of filing of a copy of this notice / 11 PUD and president of the and George Bailey, manager of SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 54, ten (10) days after award of the with the clerk of the court, GRAPEVIEW, WASHINGTON. Contract and be completed within whichever is the later, or the iiI !1 FifthEmergency& FranklinPh'st.--426-33271426"2165 i Washington PUD Association. technical studies, Washington P L A C E : G R A P E V I E W thirty (30)working days. claim will be barred, except under / Open Daily 9:30 to 7:30 I Featured speaker was Donald P.Public Power Supply System. All ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, SHELTON SPRINGS ROAD those provisions included in RCW Hode], administrator, Bonneville groups began return trips to their OFFICE, GRAPEVIEW, BICYCLE-PEDESTRIAN PATH. 11.40.011. faatrdPh" WASHINGTON. T h e m a j o ri te m s of Date of filing copy of notice Saturdays -- 9:30 to 6:00 Power Administration, on "The homes about 4 p.m. May2. DATE: May 16th, 1975. construction are: to creditors April 18, 1975. Ow..a o.~o,.,0,, b,M..bo,,o~,,. Need for Power. During the TIME: 7:30 P.M. 170 CY Crushed Surfacing; Date of first publication April w.,h~.g,o.S,.,.~ ..... ,o~ ....... . ..... --- Bids presented after the time 170 Ton Asphalt Concrete-Class 24, 1975. fixed for opening cannot be "B"; and other such work as 10 yrs. experience in Home Design 15 years of drafting experience HOUse ° 1onol : • Civil C°Unselin,.. - urO in@ u A pro- fessional, total design service in all fields of graphics and drafting. 2215 Olympic Hwy. N, Shelton 426-1250 MUTUAL OF "ALL RISKS" with $50 deductible clause attached. This is with a savings. a comparative example, available larger deductible at additional $30,000 3,000 15,000 6,000 50,000 1,000 250 1,000 Home, Frame Appurt. structures Unscheduled Pers. Prop. Add'l Living. Exp. Personal Liability Medical pay to others Vehicle Prop. Damage Credit card coverage INSURANCE COMPANY PREMItJ "Serving MUTUAL OF Basic Rates Used by Many Companies Annual... 117 I. Cola St. Legal P lkctions NOTICE OF HEARING TO DECLARE SURPLUS COUNTY PROPERTY WHEREAS, it has been determined that the following property is no longer usable by the Sheriff's Department and Should be declared surplus: 1970 PlymOuth 4-door, License C 26054, No. PM41NOD255871; Beaulieu 16R Movie Camera, Augenienx 12-120 Auto Zoom Lens. WHEREAS, it appears that the request is reasonable and Crushed Rock Gravel Top SoiJ Beauty Bark considered. Bids will be opened publicly at the above stated time and place, and read aloud. No bidder may withdraw his proposal after the time set for the opening, or before award of the Contact, unless said award is delayed for a period exceeding thirty (30) days. Bidders and others interested are invited to be present. Drawings and specifications, including Bidding Requirements and Contract Documents may be obtained at the office of the Architect, HAROLD E. DALKE, AIA & ASSOCIATES, 428 Cedar Street, Shelton, Washington and may be viewed at the AGC's, Seattle and Tacoma; Associated Sub-Contractors, Tacoma; Northwest Plan Service, Seattle; Plan Bureau, Seattle; and Olympic Plan Service, Olympia. Bona fide prime bidders may obtain one set of drawings and required to complete the project. Work shall commence within ten (10) days after the award of the Contract and be completed within fifteen (15) working days. All proposals must be made on the regular blank forms furnished and must be accompanied by cash, certified check, or bid bond, in the amount equal to five percent (5%) of the total bid. Such accompanying certification will be returned to aH unsuccessful bidders ~'pon the completion of the award of the Contract or the rejection of the Bids. The bid bond shall be made payable to the City Treasurer, City of Shelton, Washington. The City of Shelton reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive all informalities. Contractual documents may be obtained at the office of the City Clerk-Treasurer, City Hall, Eddie Kneeland a bid is submitted and the documents are returned in good condition within ten (10) days after time set for bid opening. specifications at the Architect's Shelton, Washington. office upon deposit of $25.00. Dated at Shelton, Washington, Deposit will be refunded provided this 29th day of April, 1975. CITY OF SHELTON Helen W. Stodden Clerk-Treasurer 5/1-8-2t Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check, cashier's check or a bid bond, with State licensed surety company as surety, in an amount not less than 5% of the basic bid, plus additive alternates, if any, made payable to Grapeview School District No. 54. Successful bidder will be required to file a Public Works Bond as stated in the ENUMCLAW Inside Fire District W/1 1,000 fire hydrant Mutual of Enumclaw's premiums annual Inside Fire District W/1-2 mile of station Inside Fire District ;127.00 2-5 miles to station Over 5 miles ;148.00 to station ENUMCLAW since 1974" NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 4576 THE SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON FOR MASON COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF HEN RY M. LANDIS, Deceased. The undersigned is the appointed and qualified Personal Representative of said estate. Persons having claims against the deceased must serve the claim on the undersigned, or the attorney of record, at the address stated below and must file an executed copy of the claim with the Clerk of the Court within four months after the date of first publication of this notice or within four months after the date of the filing of a copy of this notice or the claim will be barred, except under those provisions included in RCW 11.40.011. Date of filing copy of notice to creditors: April 25, 1975. Date ot first publication: May 1, 1975. FROM NEW QUACKS "Quackupuncture" is term used by Dr. Samuel Rosen, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, NYC, to describe acupuncture tireatment for severe hearing loss caused by nerve damage. He says several new U.S. treatment centers espouse such methods, which most Chinese otologists regard as "highly experimental, rarely beneficial." !Heirs Pharmacy E mergency Ph. 426.2165 Fifth & Franklin St.--426-3327 Open Daily 9:30 to 7:30 Saturdays -- 9:30 to 6:00 MARVIN M. HASKINS W. JOHN SINSHEIMER Attorney(s) for the Estate William R. Batstone, 616 Central Building Seattle, Washington 98104 703 Railroad Avenue 623-1422 4/24-5/1-8-3t funeral directOr Susan Goodburn, 13-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hay Street, Shelton, will spend a week at the Flying HorseshOe Eastern Washington as the grand prize winner of the subscription campaign, Susan won the trip, in addition the commissions, for selling the most new subscriptions during the campaign. The Journal distributed $1,600.00 to local participated in the selling drive. Page 12. Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, May 8, 1975