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1306 OLYMPIC HIGHWAY SO.
SHELTON WASHINGTON 98584
PHONE 426-4602
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The deadline is August 19.
Register at the city hall
or the county courthouse.
Committee to elect
Annette McGee
County Commissioner,
R.S. Purse, treasurer, Rt. 3,
Arnold Livingston, .
Co-Chairman :1
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PREPARE NOWI
Real Estate Classes
Now forming in the Bremerton area for the
August 16th Salesman exam.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL
JOHN MYKUT
REAL ESTATE SCHOOL
Phone EM3-5086 Seattle Collect
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AMERICANS
are okay, and Himlie Realty
that they, along with
believes
CANADIANS
know a good thing when they see one.
If you're thinking of real estate we
suggest you
REMOVE
your present obstacles of doubt, and
come to see us soon. You'll find we'll
never create
BARRIERSI.
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COPYRIGHTED
"STILL BODACIOUS," owned and raced by Sheltonians
Bob and Sharon Campbell, heads up the straightaway at a
speed in excess of 100 miles per hour.
Local raceboat
takes a third
Shelton crackerbox boat
racers Bob and Sharon Campbell
piloted their craft "Still
Bodacious" to a third-place
division trophy last weekend in
the Amexican Power Boat
Association's Western Divisional
Championships on Black Lake in
Olympia.
The husband-and-wife team,
racing veterans together eight
years now, drove their
inboard-powered P-100 to a lap
average of better than 80 miles
per hour.
Just a month ago the two,
racing the same craft, survived a
high-speed accident when the
Still Bodacious suffered an
engine lock-up and the suddenly
immobilized prop literally
Incredibly, only the engine
suffered for it. Bob and Sharon
escaped without injury, as did
the Still Bodacious.
The field this weekend
numbered more than 140 boats
from Washington, Oregon,
California, Florida and Canada.
All were limiteds.
Prior to taking up crackerbox
racing, two years ago, the
C ampbells participated for
several years in the
145-cubic-inch hydro division.
What's more, Larry Campbell,
Bob's cousin from Lake Oswego,
Oregon, is the reigning word
recordholder and national point
champion in the 145 class.
Bob estimates the materials
in his Still Bodacious alone cost
PAINTING
INTERIOR EXTERI
Wall and Ceiling Texturing
Licensed & Insured
UNION WA.
WE ARE NOW BUYING:
Salal at ................... 53 ¢
flipped the speeding boat. in the neighborhood of $4,500. Fern (s2 pcs. 25"-26" €
long per bunch) ........... 40
Huck ......................... 43
:: Fastpitch tourney opens Friday
The first ann ual Manke's Seven teams are scheduled to five batters currently averaging .257. Mike Bariekman and Clyde Hiilct¢,st
Round Robin Fastpitch take part. They are Smokey's of .300 or better in league Rains, both pitchers, are at.184,
. Tournament will be held this Vancouver, Washington, competition. Bob Miller leads the while Elmer Herrelis at .118.
weekend at Callanan and Loop
Fields in Shelton.
Co.sponsored by the Golden
Pheasant Tavern, the tourney
gets underway at 6 p.m. Friday
and resumes at 9 in the morning
both Saturday and Sunday. The
final game is expected to be
around 7 p.m Sunday.
Seaboard of Victoria, Ruth
Realty of Seattle, Branding Iron
and Mollett of Seattle, Graber
Insurance of Everett and Manke's
and Day "and Sons of Shelton.
Manke's and Day and Sons
open head to head 6 p.m. Friday
at Callanan Park.
Host team Manke's boasts
way with a .400 average through
25 games. Terry Knight is hitting
.382, Duane Makoviney .329,
Tom Marshall .317 and Tom
Fredson .300.
Mike Marshall is just under
the .300 level at .298, Steve
DeMiero is hitting .292, Erv
Herrel .267 and Dale Campagna
Leading hitter for the club is
Miller, with 30 safeties. Knight
and Makoviney both have 26.
Power can be counted on from
Miller, with eight triples and four
homers, DeMiero, with three
homers, and Fredson, with six
triples.
The team's record through
25 games currently is 10-15{
Bowling Results Statistics
TUESDAY NITE MIXED Williams'l, Norm Williams 488;
7-11-78 Gong 2, Larry Anderson 432;
Men's Hi Game: Tom Taylor 193 W&M 2, Dan McGrady 439;
Men's Hi Series: Roy Petty and Gutterballs 1, Curt Schnitzer
Ken Walden 525 475; S&H 3, Curt Snyder 521.
Women's Hi Game: Mary Ann
Hathaway 187 WEDNESDAY MEN'S SUMMER
Women's Hi Series: Valerie TRIO 7-5-78
Sanders 461 Men's Hi Game: Dave Stole 224
Standings: J&M's 22-10, LC's Men's Hi Series: Bill
21-11, Gong 20-12, Turnovers Schuffenhauer772
19-13, Gutterballs 19-13, W&M Standings: Rollers 33-7, Mt.
18-14, S&H 16-16, Williams 30-10, Balls 25-14, Seven 25-15,
15-17, TV-CB.15-17. Muskateers 20-20, Snatchers
J&M's 4, Jack Patraszewski 20-20, Dusters 18-22, Calif.
475; TV-CB 1, Valerie Sanders 18-22, YACC 16-24, Pollock
461; Turnovers 3, Dave Stole 15-25, Nine 15-25.
496; Owls 3, Roy Petty 525; Pollock 2, Jess Ells 595; Nine
LC's 3. Ken Walden 525; 3, Mike Johnson 610; Dusters 1,
Rick Guerin 540; Rollers 4, Dave
Stole 729; Calif. 3, Dick Arnold
630; Snatchers 2, Bob Monger
608; Muskateers 2, Jack
Patraszewski 690; YACC 3, R.
Hood 546; Seven 4, R.G.
Chamberlin 748; Balls 1, Bob
Henz 611; Mt. 5, Bill
Schuffenhauer 772.
THURSDAY FAMILY
TWOSOME 7-6-78
Men's Hi Game: Bob Marcy 165
Men's Hi Series: Robert
H.
Smith 449
Women's Hi Game: June Lewis
167
Women's Hi Series: June Lewis
489
Steelheac| success mixed
While Puget Sound area rivers ge n e r ally means a
continue slow for summer better.than-one-fish per four
steelheading, the action is still fishermen average.
strong in southwest Washington Best steelhead fishing in the
counties. Puget Sound rivers is along the
Good catches are reported South Fork of the Skykomish
below Bonneville Dam and the and the Green River.
Out on the peninsula, the
Elwha River continues to provide
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good sport for steelhead
fishermen.
On the East Fork of the
Lewis River, Wildlife Agent Bob
Powell and Fisheries Officer Greg
Powell arrested a man and his
son using a set net nd taking two
salmon and seven steelhead
weighing eight to 15 pounds.
Also over the weekend, a
patrol of the upper Columbia
resulted in the arrest of four
people set netting in the
Bonneville Pool. Ten steelhead,
two sockeye and 22 salmon were
confiscated.
MAC'S
STUMP REMOVAL
Stumps removed by
chipping, no holes to fill.
No stump to get rid of.
In fenced yard, next to
building or walks. Contact
Mac's Stump Service.
Phone 426.8662
or 275-5256.
Call morning or evening. •
Citizens, Voters, Taxpayers
of W ash,ngton State
, Please read this and think
fish are running larger than usual
for the Columbia streams.
Fishing remains good along the
Columbia bars and it's excellent
in the Cowlitz, Toutle and
Kalama Rivers.
Steelhead are now showing in
the Klickitat River and fishing
over the weekend was excellent.
Excellent fishing for steelhead
IT'S CHEAPER AFTER S.
Boys' HI Game: Tony Liles 160
Boys' Hi Series: Tony Liles 420
Girls' Hi Game: Adele Flint 115
Girls' Hi Series: Adele Flint 316
Standings: Andrews 21-11,
Lewis 20-12, Smith 19-13,
Flints, ones '17-15, Brush 17-15,
Graham 16-16, Lewis-Carlson
13-19, Marcy 10-22 . .
Andrews 4, Bob Andrews
398; Flintstones 0, Nelda Flint
444: Smith 1. Robert H. Smith
449; Marcy 3, Bob Marcy 444;
Lewis-Carlson 3, Joy Carlson
344; Brush 1, Brad Brush 436;
Lewis 3, June Lewis 489;
Graham 1, Sally Graham 442.
About five years ago our legislators in Olympia amended
the Constitution so that all properties would be appraised (and
assessed) at their true and full market value.
This is causing hardship to the extent that retired people
are losing their homes to excessive taxation.
We ask that you write your state senators and
representatives, demanding that they introduce and support
legislation that will amend the Constitution to correct this
abominable situation.
The new amendment is to read "All property is to be
assessed and appraised at its true and fair market value until
the owner attains the age of 65 years. At that time his primary
home is to be appraised at the actual cost that he paid st the
time of purchase or building."
Voluntary contributions to the undersigned sponsor will
enable us to run this ad in every newspaper in our state and
thus intensify this campaign.
Paid advt. by Mason County Taxpayers Association
Dr. John W. Codling Pres., Belfair, WA 98528
_ _ 24th Ulstrict Legislators are:
sen. Paul Conner, state Senate Bldg., o1ympll 98504
Rap. Don Olson, 611 Polk. Port ToWnSend 98368
Rep. Brad Owen, 918 EIIInor, sheltOn 98584
New Crop Brush
Per Bunch
Per Bunch
Per Bunch
Prices effective at press time. Subjed to market changes.
fte] you ee your doctor...
bring your preacrlptlon to
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lvergreen S(vmre • 426-3456 • Shelton
lump
in a
Lake!
Or fish, boat,
water ski, camp,
relaxl
We have five ( :
great lakes...Take your pick.
Cushman, Kokanee, Alder, Mayfield and
Rifle. Created by our dams and developed for
family fun. So, come on! Drive to one of our
nearby lakes and jump inl The water's greatl
Want Lake.Jumping help?
Send for our free lake information maps.
Write "Lakes", Tacoma City Light, P.O. Box 11C
Tacoma, WA 98411.
We generate more
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