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The City of Shelton received
petitions for annexation at
city commission meeting
night.
The petitions were for the
eker property and other
north of the present city
along Highway 101 and
the cemetery association for
cemetery property between
present city limits and the
freeway bypass.
petitions were presented
the commission by City
Howard Godat who told
:ommission he had checked
im and they contained a
ent number of signatures to
into the city by commission
The commission voted to
the necessary procedures for
i annexations.
Godat told the commission a
ition was being circulated in
Bonnie Glen area and was
to be presented shortly.
Petitions which were
earlier, which included
cemetery property and
Glen along with the other
between the present city
and the new freeway pass,
to get a sufficient number
natures to come by petition
commission action.
commission voted to
are
jured in
ccident
Two persons were injured in a
collision on the Mt. View
on Highway 101 Friday
Roquell Wayne Robinson,
13 Cota, driver of one of the
suffered a scalp cut. He
taken to Mason General
for treatment of the
~ry.
Also injured was Pat Stoner,
Rt. 3, Box 181, a passenger in
driven by Jesse Mercer,
220 East Ash, Dallas, Oregon.
suffered a head laceration.
Shelton police, who
the accident, said the
car was northbound on
101 on the hill when it
into the southboulld lane
traffic where the collision
;urred between it and the
thbound Robinson vehicle.
There was about $2,500
to the Robinson vehicle
about $3,000 to the vehicle
by Mercer.
Officers said Meker suffered a
lip in the accident but refused
treatment. Mercer was
rged with being drunk in
lic by the officers who
tted.
THE SHERIFF'S
WATCH
Q. What do burglars look
when planning to enter a
A. Without doubt, the
Ilemost thing they look for
re unlocked doors and
Also, obvious signs
absence, such as deliveries,
~il and newspapers which
not been picked up.
Q. What item should I
stolen or missing?
A. All items believed to be
or missing should be
ll~orted to the sheriff or
ice and your insurance
ROCKY HEMBROFF
AGENCY
Franklin
426-3357
SAFECO
INSURANCE
approve a conditional exception
to claange a residence into a law
office. The request came flora tt.
H. Fuller, an attorney from
Olympia.
The house is located across
the street west from the
courthouse and is located at 423
North Fifth, at the corner of
Fifth and Alder.
The city was notified that its
share of the Olympic Air
Pollution Control Authority
budget for the coming year would
be on the basis of 12 cents per
capita, $828. This is an increase
of two cents per capita above
what the amount was last year.
Two yot,ng men representing
a band from Olympia called
"Pilgrimage" appeared at the
commission meeting to ask
permission to present a free
public performance in Kneeland
Park in either late July or early
August.
The commission stated it had
no objection, but recommended
the young men contact the park
board since the park board
kindles the operation of the city
parks for the commission.
A proposal from William E.
Sl~ith, a representative of D. H.
K ~lt, dsen, for taking merchantable
timber off the city water shed
p,operty and using the property
for growing Christmas trees was
received by the commission.
Public Works Commissioner
Michael Byrne stated he would
check into the proposal further.
The commission approved a
rc~'ommendation from
Superintendent of Public Works
Robert Temple that the city stop
garbage pick-ups for those living
outside the city limits.
Temple said with the
additional number of residences
in the city and having to drive to
the new county sanitary landf'dl,
it was becoming difficult to get
the work done without going into
overtime for the crew.
Temple, after the
recommendation was approved by
the commission, asked the city
clerk to notify those outside the
city who are now getting garbage
pick-up service that the city is
going to discontinue the service.
The commission gave a first
reading to an ordinance for a
$86,000 supplemental budget for
the arterial street fund to pay the
city's share of the street
improvement LID from last year.
When the 1974 budget was
prepared, not enough money to
pay the city share of the street
improvement LID was included.
The funds will be taken out of the
arterial street reserve and placed
in the arterial fund.
Better Living
Armstrong Home
ins With An
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Custom building on your lot. You pick
interior and exterior designing. Model
homes on display at 3891 Wheaton Way,
Bremerton. Call ES 3-5861 for information.
t-ronq homes
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CURE 81, WEST VIRGINIA, FIESTA,
HOLIDAY, OR PARTI STYLE BONELESS,
FULLY COOKED, DELUXE HAMS ARE
ALSO FEATURED.
ARMOUR'S STAR SMALL, 5 TO 7 LB.. WHOLE
HAMS...FULLY COOKEO. WATER ADDED.
(HALF HAMS .........LB.
BREASTS ORUMSYl.S.
AHO T.IG.S ................. L,. 88
WINGS ....................................................... LB. 43
BACKS AHOHECKS ........................... LB. 1 5
ROUND BONE
LEAN GR BEEF ..............................................................
BEEF PATT|ES''TEHoA "AOE'' C"'CKE" ,"'E°'
BREAOEO PATTIES ............................................................................................................... LB
ROAST U.S. CHOICE BEEF VALUE
TRIMMED ARM CUTS ....................................................................... re98
ARMOUR'S STAR SANDWICH SIZE ................................................................. LB
KIPPERED SALMON SNACKS
1.09
89
69
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SE.iOHS ............................................ ,R
PURE BEEF BOLOGNA
OR COOKED SALAMI
RATH'S SLICED.
GUESS EXPO '74
ATTENDANCE AND
WIN! 6 OZ. PKG.
WlENERS..-....e......LB.
HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS
INTENSIVE CARE
VASELINE LOTION. ......... ~. ................... 6
RITE GUARD
ANTIPERSRRANT- ............................. ~S OZ. AEiW
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U. S. CHOICE BEEF
BLADE CUTS WITH
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NEEDS. WHETHER IT BE FOR EVERYTHING OR JUST A FEW LAST
MINUTE ITEMS, WE'RE ALWAYS READY TO SERVE YOU.
CHOCOLATE
ASSORTED
Each
Each
We specialize in decorated cakes for all occasions.
PHONE 426-3377
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SHOP-RITE
....................... HALF GALLON
SHOP-RITE CHIPS
3 RAG BOX,I
n s VAN CAMP'S
............................................. RIG 31 OZ.
TIN49
170Z. $
DEL MONTE FANCY FRUITS• TINS
CUKE CHIPS FARMAN'S ............................................... 220Z. JAR 49
KOSHER DILLS FARMAH'S ....................................... 220Z. JAR 49
1000 ISLAND ,RAFT L,Q,,O .................................. B OZ. ROmE 3 5
BROKEN SHRIMP RLUEPLATE ................................. 4'h0Z. 69
MARSHMALLOWS CA.PF,RE ................... ,,-OZ. P.O. 3/ i
RAISIN ROUNDS WOHO..UFFIHS ......................... ,,ACK 55
RED LABEL 9" PLATES
.................................................... 100 COUNT
JUICE GUC,ESS"A"FRUIY....- ................................................ ,G OZ. ,,, 4 9
PEAS GREENG,ANT ....................................................................... ,,OZ. TIH 29
COFFEE ,OLGER'S ..................... L,. ,. 01 .......................... ,,, s349
DETERGENT 'ARAO, FOR
O,SHWAS,E-- ................................................... OZ. 59
CRACKERS SHAC, CRACKERS ........................................ OOX
TWlNKIESHosTEss ................................................................ ,O,ACR 99
"FRESH AS A DAISY" PRODUC
Big Beautiful
GOLDEN RIPE
LB.
GRAPES rERtETTE. SEEDtESS .................................. tO. 59
CHERRIES FROM THE NORTHWEST 69
EARLY. JUICY AND SWEET .............. LB.
NECTARINES.,.,o,.,.c, ................ ,, 49
PERFECT FOR
SALADS .................. LB.
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40 OZ.
BOX
MISS MUFFIT
! O-OZ.
PKG.
KINGSFORD
10 LB. SACK
FIRST
QUALITY
CUBES-
-POUND
WHIPPED TOPPING
IN A BOX
....................................... 8 OZ. BOX
NORTHERN
ASSORTED
I O0 CT. ROLL
PRICES EFFECTIVE JUNE 27, 28, 29, 30 - JULY 1, 2, 3
LIMIT RIGHTS RESERVED
HOURS SUNDAY 10-7 - DALLY 9 TO 9
DUCHESS FANCY
ORANGES
BEST BET ELBO
MACARONI
............................................. ,4 LB. PKG.
WE GUARANTEE EVERYTHING - EVEN A SMILE!
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