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Mill Creek Inn
"The In P/ace To Go" to the music of
Highway 3 & Mill Creek
PHONE 426.3060
"George & Cheryl"
Thru Friday Night, 9:30 to 1:30
IITH E
CHIEFTAINS" Piano and drums from Olympia
Check for Saturday Night Entertainment! for your dancing pleasure.
Try our SUPER SANDWICHES hot or cold
with your favorite beer or wine!
NAPPY NOUR 4-6 MON.-FRI.
2 Pool Tablesl . 2 Foosball GamesJ
3 Pinball Machines!
. TV . Shuffleboard
OPEN 11:00 A.M. MON.-SAT; CLOSED SUNDAY
Private Room oo,,,o,
For Group Parties & Luncheons CONDITIONING
Fine dining, friendly
serv,ce and a pleasant
atmosphere are yours at
Taylor Towne Cafe
Friday & Saturday
Live music In our lounge, 9,30 to lz30 a.m. '
FEATURING
PHIL LOVGREN
Dinner hour until t t ,00 p.m.
Taylor Towne Cafe
426-8501
We con accommodate your party up to 50
In our Banquet Room
I
Jolly Scotsman
Formerly Allyn Tavern
PRESENTS
Live Music
and Dancing
• Saturday Night
Also
Double Elimination Pool Tournament
Every Monday Evening
Large hams given as prizes
y 3 in Allyn
275-2907
I Fri. 8, Sat.
June 30 8 July 1
2 BOUNTY
CHEESE
BURGERS
FOR
$164
Hot Apple
Turnovers
Crisp and Delicious
Now Only 34 €
[ OPEN IOA.M.-1 A.M.
Ii South First, Shelton Phone 426.1919
9:30 p.m.-l:30 a.m., Friday & Saturday nights
in the Canal Room.
Sing along with Lou Lacey
Wednesday nights, 9 p.m.-2 a.m.
Mabel Long, Owner
Located in Hoodsport
on Highway 101,877-5264
Open 5:30 a.m.-10:O0 p.m.
7 Days A Week
Laundromat Open 8-8
Enjoy The 4th
in our Air-Conditioned
Restaurant!
This Friday g Saturday, 6 p.m.-9 p.m.
STEAl 'N LOBSTER
Baked potato, tossed 4 9
salad garlic bread, T w
coffee ..............................
Roast Prime Rib ---Au Jus
Baked potato, tossed $595
salad, garlic bread,
coffee ..................... . ........
l
Tree
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.
Palitos is now serving homemade corn
tortillas from our tortilla factory.
We also have homemade tamales as
you like, in the corn husk or with our
special sauce. We hope
you enjoy themI
Crab Enchiladas
tluevos Rancheros
Chile Rellenos
Burritos
Guacamole
Mexican &
Domestic
Beer
Strawberry ,
Margaritas
Mexican Protein"
Salad
HOURS:
Sun.-Mon., 11:30 a.m.-9:00 p.m.
Tues., Wed., Thurs.,
11:30 o.m.-10:00 p.m.
Fri. 8, Sot., !1:30 a.m.-11:00 p.m.
S. Second & Cota 426-5070
Photo contest
is planned
Summertime is also camera
time. The Shelton Public Library
in cooperation with the Shelton
Photo Center is sponsoring a
summer photography contest for
all area students ages six through
17. Contest rules and entry
blanks are available now at the
downtown library.
Whether camera work is
already a serious hobby or
participants may be taking
pictures for the first time, the
library staff hopes that this
activity will be an enjoyable
learning experience. All entries
must be turned in at the library
on or before August 18. Pictures
will be judged by library and
Photo Center personnel. All
prints will be returned.
Prizes will be awarded in
three separate age divisions and
include ribbons, certificates, free
film, free photo enlargements
and gift certificates worth up to
$15 redeemable at the Photo
Center. Prizewinning photos will
also be displayed in the library.
Special provisions can be
arranged for those young people
who plan to enter their pictures
in the Mason Cotinty Fair.
Release of
bond asked
The Mason County
Commission has received a
request form the Blue Herren
Owner's Association that a
$10,000 maintenance and
operation bond on the sewer
system be released.
County Engineer Marley
Young said his department was
recommending release since the
group had been operating the
system with no problems.
Apathy is
Where apathy is the master, all
men are slaves. Anonymous
Member named rlllllmllmllllllllllllmllll
I
Harry Davis, Belfair, has been n .... . .... n
named to the Mason County | /1F
Board of Equalization by the n AR$ |
Mas°nC°untyC°'i'mLsi°n" l' .... " '
I I
regal Publitatlons I I
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER t j l HAlUlI$ i
FOR SALE, OLYMPIC I O •
NATIONAL FOREST, A-28
Cedar Sale, located with" j PAINTING i
22&23N., R. 8W., W.M,, Grays
Harbor County, Washington.
SEALED BIDS will be received
by the Forest Supervisor, or his
representative, Federal Bu Iding, ! Residential, Commercial
P.O. Box 2288, Olympia,
Washington, up to and not later l
than 2:00 PM, local time at
place of bid opening, July 13, I & Texturing I
1978, for an estimated 12 M
board feet of timber marked or l II
otherwise designated for cutting. Ag&..RR.tII
The minimum acceptable bid per L,,- ---v vvv
M board feet is: Western
redcedar: $166.81. Additional mmnummmmmnnnnmnmmnnunmmnmnnmmununmmunmmmnmnmnnnmmm nllll
deposit required for slash
disposal is
feet for
$5.00 per' M board
all above species.
Additional deposit required for
road maintenance on National
Forest roads over appraised route
is $4.40 per M board feet for all
species logs priced per M board
feet. The contract includes a
description of the maintenance
work and a breakdown of the
per M board foot deposit on a
r M board foot per mile basis
roads. All of the 'Alaska
yellow cedar, iT any, determined
pursuant to public hearings to be
surplus to needs of domestic
users and processors and Included
ItmDer not meeting Utilization
Standards is exempt from
Timber Export and Substitution
Restrictions. Bidders are advised
that violations of the Timber
Export and Substitution
Restrictions constitute breach of
contract and may result in
contract cancellation refusal to
award other timber sales to the
violator, and/or debarment or
suspension from bidding on
future timber sales. The required
bid guarantee is $400.00.
Application Purchaser Road
Credits are None. The ricjht to
reject any and all bids is
reserved. Full information
concerning the timber, the
conditions of sale and submission
of bids should be obtained from
the District Ranger, Shelton
Ranger District, Shelton,
Washington, or the Forest
Supervisor, Federal Building,
Olympia, Washington.
6/8-15-22-29-4t
&fter you see your doctor.
bring your preecrtptlon to
Evergreen
Evergreen Square • 4263456 • Shelton
n 9
ERE S
WHAT
POWER COMPANY
OFFICIALS
SAY ABOUT
NATUR0000L GAS
ON SUPPLY...
"lIeca:ae of the atelh,nt .wtpldy situation, we art, t,ncourttging homeowners
attd others to install natural gtts in prtferetwe to eh, ctric heating betutse
eh, clricitT will be increa.vingly dtfidenl in sttpi#j:"
The Washington Water Power Company serves
Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho with
electrical and natural gas elnergy.
Wendell J. Satre, President
The Washington Water Power Company
Spokane, Washington
ON PRICE...
We II probab O. set, tlw price of eh, clrldtr go up faster than gas in ,, furore.
]tt' "
Bob Cowan
Director of Finance
Seattle City Light
Cascade ural Gas
Corporation
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