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D & G TREE SERVICE
TOPPED, TRIMMED OR REMOVED
FULLY INSURED
Wes Grifley CR 5-2117 Lou Dobbs TR 6-4783
Happy
4th of
July
We will be closed
Sunday, July 2nd, Monday, July 3rd
and Tuesday, July 4th
I
I
Tahuya Talk
By LENNIA CATES CR5-2245
II
Looks like a mixed up
Fourth of July weekend ahead
with the real Fourth being
celebrated on the fourth for a
change, and those who have sick
leave coming will take advantage
of Monday to conjure up a
four-day weekend by feeling
pretty sickly that day. Let your
conscience be your guide.
In any event, people planning
on some salmon fishing will find
angling a lot better. It has been
very poor out our way with
dogfish running the show.
Perhaps the minus tides have had
something to do with it, but
there's still a couple more weeks
of those tides ahead, so you'll
have to wait and see what
taken by those who could care
less about anyone but
themselves. The fines they pay
don't come anywhere near the
taxes you pay on your property
each year, so talk with your
neighbors about checking when
you are away. Get involved with
these freeloaders and if you
don't want to call in the
information, call us; we'll do it
for you.
Stealing' and robbing of crab
and shrimp pots have become
rampant in the Bald Point area
and up higher. One party from
Portland who has a summer
place up that way reported a
boat operating after dark was
pulling every pot in that area last
Letter to Editor:
Information invitation
Editor, Huckleberry Herald:
On behalf o" the members of
the North M,.son School's
Information Comalittee, I would
like to invite the citizens of the
North Mason area, to our next
meeting. We will meet in Room
2 at tlle high 'chool on
Thursday, June 29, 7:30 p.m.
The agenda includes
discussion of the information the
committee should provide area
voters on the September building
bond measure and the district's
long- and short-term facility
needs. 1 have asked that the
district principals attend this
meeting so they may explain
their building concerns.
Gary Blankenship
Chairman, North Mason
Sch eel's I n fermi I ion
Committee
CHARGE IT
George Woodhead reports on
June 21 that the battery was
stolen out of his car while
parked at his Collins Lake
residence.
On June 20 C.W. Lomax
reported that the battery was
stolen out of his boat while it
was parked on Stale Highway 3
near Lake Devereaux.
DOG FOUND
C reanl-colored, collie-husky
mixture found in the AUyn area
on June 10.
Ignm00l-00 ,,
develops. Friday night. Five men were /,
lllll/le Of course clam diggers and aboard and the number on their
oyster lovers love these tides, but boat was covered up. Need say
Boats & Motors problems do arise. Two weeks more? Nolan, skippering a t $
ago three men were given Willis
citations for over lim!ting. They charter out of Port Angeles
275-2846 Bolfalr huaddr:72n:tseh;e;yreto;:teghr: reported a 92-pound halibut i i
in the shell picked from a private four men over an hour to finally
beach. The week before two men boat the lunker. Willis says
"",, Jp I IO I1 t2:ONN"G'"'""""' had been caught at the same motor mooching is working rme : ? ff¢¢t-'r?D €7" 11"
spot with over 500 in their with trolling bringing poor .... : : i
possession, results.
r,_wen,$ ©_eclal T_ ucL ! Observers are requested to Speaking of fishing, two Country still-life found on woodshed in Grapeview.
take license numbers and report fellas were fishing from a dock
any apparent infractions of the when an alligator nipped one of J# V M VJ']b _-LO ls
Formerly Loo's Salon of Beauty law as regards oyster, clams and them on the foot. ,,
GRAND OPENING crabs. Yes, crabs too are being The fisherman screamed, An Community calender 0I&|'rPS
taken by the bucketful, toes,"alligat°rjust bit off one ofmy Ay., ' sAV '
Undersize and females are being
"Which one?" his buddy Thursday, June 29 Girls' Softball Club, Belfair
SPECIAL Masonry i asked" 7:30 p.m., North Mason Youth Center. " f; lCg L
*Fireplaces I "How do 1 know!" the School Information Committee, Wednesday, Jul-5 JkTe
gh 1F
* Block to0ndations I wounded angler said in disgust, North Mason Hi School, Room ., - -
2 /.30 p.m., Port of Allyn
* AnYthing with masonry "all alligators look alike to me." commissioners' meetin Allvn cJ j"
"------------------------------__-_-_-_--_ Monday, July 3 Firehall. D,
PERMS & FROSTS JOHN KIMMEL 7 p.m., Mason County Fire Thursda Jul 6
15% OFF -.-..--1, L°gRI Publkati°ns District I 5 commissioners' Y' Y
8 p m, Trads End lake
RI. 2, Box947 426"1St2 I-"-------TZALL--IO-fi/ -"-" meeting. Call Faye Paolino, . • • " "
i Shelton I SCHOOL BUS 275-3458. Water District 2 commissioners'
NOTICE IS HEREBY ........ meeting, Star Route l,Box869.
t:.o p.m., tort el L, rapevlew ........ •
Offer Good 6-29 thru 7-15 GIVEN that the Board of
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p Directors of North Mason School commissioners meeting, 7 30 - m , Sam Theler
&
LaKe
KOaU.
District No. 403, Mason County, Grapeview Firehall : P- •
at Belfair, Washington will " Recreational Advisory -----'q'X Month
Wen "s Fuller Brush receive sealed bids on the
purchase of one (1) new school Tuesday, July 4 Committee meeting, North
O Sp ecla I To U--Lcn Belfair, Sunnyslope,Gorst,Products Tahuya & OfficeJUlyPubliclyl)ids will be opened and readbUS up13locatedin19782theatSuperintendensp.m.,inwhichtheThursday,timeBeirthe 7:30 p.m., North Mason Mason High School, Room 2. Money Market Certificates
AllynAreas. Elementary School.Bids should be mailed to: For the record new short term certificate with a rate
NORTH MASON SCHOOL
275-3t6t
Allyn Center
OPEN SUNDAYS, 10 A.M. TO 3 P.M.
ELECTRICAL
COPPER WIRE
12/2 with ground.
250' Roll
JENN-AIR
SINGLE GRILL
Have an inside
barbecue with
great flavor from
Jenn-Air.
Reg. $227.40
NOW * 186ss
CHILDREN'S
STEP STOOLS
With child's sayings.
Red non-toxic paint.
CEDAR
SPECIALS
2x4-8'
Reg. $2.25
2x4 R/C CEDAR
Reg. 27¢ Lin. Ft.
U-HAUL
J. M. INSULATION
Keep your home cooler this summer with the right insulation.
REG. SALE
$9.57 $8.19
$14.72 112.44
$9.3o $7.99
S14.29 $12.22
NO LIMIT U-HAUL
DISTRICT NO. 403
P.O. BOX 167
BELFAI R, WASHINGTpN
98528 ....
The sealed bids should have
clearly written on the outside of
the envelope "SCHOOL BUS
BID."
Buses must conform with
State of Washingt
on
specifications at the time of
delivery as well as to
specifications called for and
outlined in written form by the
School District. All bid proposals
must be made on a form
furnished by the School District.
The pricesquoted will be F.O.B.
delivery to Belfair, Washington.
Proposals shall be accompanied
by complete specifications of
chassis, motor, body, and
equipment. Bids must specify
date of delivery; delivery is
DESIRED before November 15,
1978.
The Board of Directors
reserves the right to reject any/or
all bids and furthermore reserves
the right to be the sole judge of,
the merits and qualifications of
the equipment offered and to
accept bids which is deemed in
the best interest of the School
District.
Dated this 15th day of June
1978.
Norman E. Sanders
Superintendent/Clerk
North Mason School
District No. 403
Belfair, WA 98528
6/22-29-2t
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FIRE DISTRICT TWO
June 25, 1:30 p.m., aid call,
North Shore, sudden illness,
transported to Harrison Memorial
Hospital in Bremerton.
June 24, I 1:40 a.m., aid call,
North Shore, boy hit with rock,
transported to Bremerton Naval
Hospital.
June 24, Old Belfair
Highway, DOA.
June 21, 9 a.m., aid call,
Mission Creek Road, possible
heart problem, transported to
Harrison.
June 17, 11:05 a.m., Trails
End Lake Road, sudden illness,
non-transport.
June 17, aid call, Belfair
State Park, cut hand,
non-transport.
June 16, aid call, Maggie
Lake, auto accident, transported
to Harrison.
June 16, aid call, Old Belfair
Highway, sudden illness,
non-transport.
June 16, 4:15 p.m., aid call,
Belfair, auto accident,
transported to Harrison.
r Saint
Nicholas'
Episcopal
Church
TAHUYA
COME AS YOU ARE
Family Service
11:15 a.m.
Sunday Services
HOURS:
Worship Service ....... 8"30 a.m
Worship Service ...... 10:00 o.m.
Sunday Schcol ...... 10 o.m.:
BELFAIR
COMMUNITY
BAPTIST
P.O. BOX 407
John Senn, Pastor
Church phone 275-6031
CATHOLIC
MASS
Saturday, 5:30 p.m.
at Belfair Community
Baptist Church
I I
CHRIST
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
AND RETREAT
CENTER OF
BELFAIR
10 a.m... Worship Service
Come as you ere
Nursery provided
% mile W. of Belfoir State Park
27S.154 Office
ItS-teN Home
Donald G. FolBum, Paltor
ii I i
I I I
June 14, picked up at
sheriff's office,' sudden illness,
transported to Harrison.
June 14, 2:50 a.m., aid call,
possible heart problems, South
Shore, transported to Naval.
June 10, I 1:48 a.m.,
transported from fire station,
sudden illness, transported to
Harrison.
June 10, aid call, South
Shore, auto accident, transported
four to Harrison.
CORRECTION
The Evergreen Garden Club's
scholarship was left off the list
of award winners in the June 15
issue. Brenda Hedge was
the recipient of the $75
scholarship.
LIGHTS PIRATED AWAY
Bud Yost reports on June 19
that two light fixtures were
stolen from his Pirate's Cove
residence.
based on the weekly average established for
Open 7 Days
A Week,
8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Sunset Beach
Grocery
South Shore
275-2500
United States Government 6 Month Trea-
sury Bills plus ¼ of 1%. The rates on Trea-
sury Bills are established each week at auc-
tion. To give you an idea of the exceptional
yield you can receive on the new Money
Market Certificate at Olympia Federal Sav-
ings, a recent six month return on Treasury Bil
amounted to 6.986%. During the same six
month period, the rate on your Money
Market Certificate would have been
7.236%. The minimum deposit required is
$10,000. The rate being paid will be posted
at all Olympia Federal Savings offices or will
be quoted on the telephone. Though it will
change weekly, the rate posted at the time
you invest in your Money Market Certificate
will be the rate of your return for the. entire six
month period.
The New
8% Savings Certificate
The new 8 year 8% certificate offers youan
annual yield of 8145% when your interest is
allowed to accumulate. The minimum de-
posit required is just $1,000.
Saturday, July 15, 10-6
Covered play shed
Belfair Elementary School
STILL ROOM FOR A
FEW BOOTHS
275-6382
Ikmeto n people with hometown pride
OLYMPIA FEDE00 SAVINGS
....... '=; ....... -- DOWNTOWN OLYMPIA • 357-75 f,,
1] ,d, ,11"1' WEST OLYIPIA • 357-3200
-- -q)A(* li BELFAIR OFFICE" 275-6001 ',.',i
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