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Answers varied from motel
and resort owners when asked
whether the volumn of tourist
traffic was heavier this year than
last.
Some reported the number of
tourists slightly heavier while
others reported things a little
slower while some indicated it
was about the same.
The Beacon t)oint Resort
reported traffic had been a little
heavier than the past three or four
years.
1"he (;arden Resort reporled
the number of people stopping
was down a little, but, that more
people with trailers and campers
Park Commission Delays
Nalley Farm Decision
The State Parks Commission,acquisition during the 1971-73
at its meeting this week approved biennium.
the Nalley Farm property in The commission, at its
Mason County, along with two September meeting, will review
others, for consideration at its the prospective sites and will
September meeting for develop its 1971-73 biennuml
acquisition prioroties.
The property, which is in the
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Escapee
Shelton Police early Sunday
rnorning arrested live young
people on liquor violation
charges.
One of these arrested, a
16-year-old youth, was an escapee
from C;reen tlill and was taken to
Mason County Jail where he was
held until picked up by Green ttill
authorities.
I wo youths, Richard Layton,
"~'~ and Michael ('onzoner. "~'~
both of Rt 3, Shelton, were
charged with furnishing liquor to
minors.
Two girls, both juveniles, who
were in the company of the three
boys. were referred to juvenile
authorities.
The group was stopped by
police shortly after I a.m. Sunday
in the vicinity of Seventh and
Birch Sis. in Shell(re.
Give me four years to teach the
children and the seed I have sown
will never be uprooted.
V I. I.enin
estate of the late Marcus Nallcy,
contains 500 acres, including
3,600 teet of waterlront on Ih)od
Canal and 12.000 feet of frontage
on the Skokomish River.
The property is located where
the Skokomish River flows into
ttood (/anal and adjoins the
Skokomish Indian Reservation.
~[he proposed park
were on the road.
The llama llama Lodge
reported things perhaps a little
slower so far this year.
The ()wners of the Rome
Resort and Motel and the City
Center Motel in Shelton reported
traffic at the Rorna about the
sa,ne ira June and picking up in
July. Traffic has been heavier at
the City ('enter Motel.
]he l.illiwaup M()tel reported
traltic heavier than usual.
Mike's Beach Resort reported
trallic heavy on weekends, with
about the' same number ot people
coming, but. more new people
and people making shorter stops.
Rest While Park reported
trattic very heavk.
The Tinlber Motel reported
tourist numbers down a little.
l. akc Cushman Resort
reported tourist traffic up from
what it was last year.
The Submarine Aquarium
rep()rted more people going by
allhoughthey were not stopping
a% Ill kith
Body Of Man
development would leaturc a d
wildlile sanctuary and nature Not Foun
preserve at the mouth ot the' river
and picnicking, camping and
boating facilities to be developed
on the property.
Gorman Appeal
ng Is Set
The Mason ('ounty (iv[I
Service Commission has set a
hearing on the appeal ot lames
(;orman of dismissal as l)eput~
Sheriff from the Mason ('ounl~,
Shcri fl's Department.
]he hearing has been set lor
10 a.m. today in the eclat house.
(;ornlan was disnlisscd from
his position by Sheriff John
Robinson on charges thai he had
violated civil service regulations in
connection with pc)lit*ell
at(iv*lies.
The body ol Floyd LeRoy
"l'owne. 46, qac()ma, who drown
in l.ake ('ushman July l 2 has not
been found.
Sheriff John Robinson said
active boil patrols of the lake for
the body in case it surfaced have
been discontinued.
lit stated that because ol the
temperature of the water and the
number ol trees on the bottom of
the lake, it was doubtful if the
body w()uld be recovered.
lie said that (livers and other
authorities had inlormed his
office that because of the
termperature ()t Ihe water in the
lake, the body very likely would
not surface.
Tile trees on lhe bottom of
tile lake make it risky for divers
and impossible to drag tile lake
bed l'ol lht b()dy. Robinson said.
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without notice.
Offer Good Through Aug. 1, 1970
Of Shelton * 426-2611
"Building
Mason County"
T h e M a s o n C o u n t y is ineligible to serve as a nlember Amacher, chairman of the Allyn right-of-way area for the
C o m m i s s i o n , o n t h e of the commission since he has Port District Commission. construction of a boat launching
recommendati(nl ol Prosecutingn/oved from the districtfrom The comnlissioners, after ramp.
Attorney John ('. Ragan, voted to which hc was elected, disc ussing the question with The Belfair Water District
send tile letter and information ]he county conlmission Shelton Attorney Byron was granted a franchise for water
received last week from Mrs. agreed to take no action until a Mc('lanahan, agreed to give anlines to serve Bard's Cove
Carol Wentlandt concerning lhereply is received from the assignment of its right-of-way on divisions three and four.
Allyn Port District ('ommission to Attorney (;eneral's ()lfice. an unused road easement ill ]'he plat of l!merald Lake
the State Attorney (;cneral's (()pies ol the letter of McClean's Cove to the Portof l)ivision Two was approved by
office, transln,,::d which will be seilt Grapeview. the commission.
lrl tile letler and information wilh the inl()iilL,lion to the McClanahan represented the
she presented, Mrs. Wenllandl Att,nncy (;eneral will be sent to (;rapcview Port District, which Smokey ~ay$g
staled (k)nlinissioner Id Berbelel Mrs. Wcntlandt and to ('harlesw a n t s t o use the county Everyone loses when a forest burns[
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Heavy molded plastic.
"Hot" color choice.
:20 - 30 gal. size.
R "Carryoul'
Price
65% Polyester, 35% cotton.
Tapered, sanforizes. Sizes
14½- 17. 3 "new"
colors.
,,Pressed,l
Price
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Slyrofoam lyp0 keeps it coht longer.
"Keep - the- Party -
Cool" Price
69¢ Value
12 sp(,(,ls. Colors.
"Sewed-Up"
Price
Multicolor. 17 x 33"
liNg-sweat" Price
4
"6-Pick"
$1.39 Value
Family
Holds 6 half quarts
or 12 cans.
30 ql. capacity.
,,Iced,,
Price
99¢ viii
HALF GALLO
Lights, eight styr°
"Jet Set'!
Price
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Beauties
Go...
Full color brushstroke
reproductions, 16 x 24"
"Hang-up,,
Price
Lighted make-up mirror-regular and
magnifying sides.
'%Yet look" vinyl case.
"G0ne" Price
price
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Reg. $7.79
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Jolt brand. 9 volt.
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