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title of "Ports O'
and interesting
grand opening
from
the auspices
"I have
Open a shop like
in Shelton and
design.
features the
interesting,
of 21 varieties
varieties of coffee,
paintings,
plus many
Is lOCated at 1 3 1
of the Timber
be able to
buys at
You shop the
m Shelton's
Sale...
merchants
section to
focus were:
Niel's
tern Auto,
Warren's
Evergreen
Music Box,
berrnen's of
r's Stylists,
Mode
tee, Shelton
lrst National
la's Beauty
Shop all of these
'e.rVone has
lr Shelves...
If so, drive
today and
Special sale
l)on'(
With savings
A great place to eat nov~adays
is the TIMBER'S RESTAURANT.
With a combination of good food
and air conditioning it's a duo
that's hard to beat...
Don't miss the fabulous
paneling sale now taking place at
NYE COMPANY, builders supply
on the Cole Road. Bill has lots of
paneling and paneling supplies
just waitin' for your selection...
OLYMPIC PAINTS, a new
paint and rental equipment store
located on 1st street in Kimbel
Motors old building, is opening
this weekend...
Be sure and join MELL
CHEV-OLDS birthday club the
next time you're down that way.
Remember it can save you S100
on your next car...
That's -30 for this week,
but remember what Plautus wrote
of speech, "It is a tiresome way of
speaking, when you should
dispatch the business, to beat
about the bush".
-DL
Salmon Streams
Are Closed
Two prime Olympic peninsula
pink salmon streams, the
l)ungeness River and Morse
(;reek, were closed to all sahnon
angling Monday, Fisheries
I)irector Thor ('. Tollefson
announced this week.
The closure, necessitated by
critically h)w early returns of pink
(humpy) salmon, was effective
from 12:01 a.m. Aug. 9 until
further notice, Tollefson said.
Most indications are that pink
sahnon runs bound for Puget
Sound streams will also be small,
he said, and it appears at this time
that further angling restrictions
will be necessary to protect these
fish.
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is SUing the
decree of
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BIDs
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Water on
Legal Publications
The major items of construction
are: 5,180 L.F. Trench
Excavation and Backfill, 520 L.F.
6" A.C. pipe, 2,700 L.F. 8" C.I.
.Pipe, 1,960 L.F. 6" C.I. Pipe, 4
Ea. Hydrant Assemblies, 3,220
L.F. Pavement Restoration, and
other such work as required to
complete the project.
Work shall commence within
ten (10) days after award of the
contract and be completed within
twenty-five (25) working days.
All proposals must be made
on the regular blank forms
furnished and must be
accompanied by cash, certified
check, or bid bond, in the amount
equal to five per cent (5%) of the
total bid. Such accompanying
certification will be returned to
all unsuccessful bidders upon the
completion of the award of the
contract or the rejection of the
bids. The bid bond shall be made
payable to the City Treasurer,
City of Shelton, Washington.
The City of Shelton reserves
the right to reject any or all bids
and to waive all informalities.
Sealed envelopes containing
the bids shall be marked, Matlock
and North Cliff Roads, Watermain
Extensions.
Contractual documents may
be obtained at the office of the
City Clerk-Treasurer, City Hall,
Shelton, Washington for a deposit
of $5.00. The deposit will be
refunded for all contractual
documents returned in good
order.
Dated at Shelton, Washington
this 3rd day of August, 1971.
City of Shelton
Helen W. Stodden
Clerk-Treasurer
8/5-12-2t
ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM
HOW TO KILL IT
IN ONE HOUR
Str'ong, quick-drying T-4-L checks itch
and burning or your 59(; back at any
drug counter. Then, in 3-5 days watch
infected skin slough off. Watch
HEALTHY skin appear! NOW at
EVERGREEN DRUG CENTER.
life - C
lot the
a ns
he most
eking
out the '-c~-
res
ax Un
Thomas A. Flemer, chief
forester for the King County
Department of Assessment, has
been appointed supervisor of the
new forest tax unit of the
Department of Revenue.
His immediate task will be to
formulate the department's plans
for implementing its
responsibilities under the new
forest tax enacted by the 1971
legislature which will phase out
the present property tax on
standing timber and replace it
Plan
Corn " "
mission
The Shelton City Commission
was informed by Hughes
Ambulance Service of an intended
rate increase to $40 per call with
Accident Victim
Expresses Thanks
Lillian G. Paul, 600 So. 6th
St., is in satisfactory condition in
Mason General Hospital following
the car accident in which she
suffered a possible skull fracture,
a possible broken neck and a
fractured right arm. According to
hospital personnel, she is making
successful progress.
She recalls with gratitude the
persons who assisted her at the
time of her injuries.
"1 do not know who they
are," she states, "but I wish to
thank them. I want them to know
how very much 1 appreciate what
they did for me."
an additional $5 charge between 6
p.m. and 8 a.m.
A delegation from the Shelton
Chamber of Commerce asked
permission to block Third and
Fourth Sts. from about 8 a.m. to
5:30 p.m. a Saturday early in
October for an automobile show.
Ron Elledge, spokesman for
the group, said the proposed idea
is an effort to promote the
downtown shopping area.
The commission agreed to
take the proposal under
advisement.
Rollin Aitken asked about
additional stop signs on Dearborn
St. in the ftitlcrest area, stating
there have been a number of
accidents, and something should
be done.
The commission will look into
the request.
The commission voted to
accept the low bid of the Shelton
Agent's Association on liability
insurance.
am
with an excise tax based on its
value when harvested.
The department will present
its plan to the Legislative Forest
Tax Committee in August.
It is required by Chapter 294.
Laws of 1971, Ist Ex. Session, to:
Promulgate rules setting forth
criteria and procedures for
grading forest land on a basis of
quality and accessibility.
Determine the true and fair
value of each grade of forest land
and certify such values to the
county assessors.
Prepare tables of stumpage
values for each species of timber.
Designate areas containing
timber of similar growing.
harvesting and marketing
characteristics, to be used as units
for the preparation of stumpage
values.
In 1972 only 75 per cent of
the assessed value of timber will
be taxed as property, and in
1973, only 45 per cent. Beginning
in 1974, tilnber will be taxed
wholly on a basis of harvest ~alue.
Intermediate
Board To Meet
The Intermediate School
District 113 Board of liducation
will hold its regular meeting in the
Mason County Courthouse Aug.
1 2, starting at 8 p.m.
Too Late to Classify
FREE HAY on 3 lots, you cut --
call 426-8272. A8/12-19
FOR RENT 2 bedroom partly
furnished house, one block from
Mt. View school. 426-8459 or
426-6657. W8/12
FREE ONE gallon of root beer to
Billie Howard, Rt. 3, box 73 at
Minor's A&W Drive-In on Mt.
View. A8/12
FREE ONE chicken basket to
Guy Lusignan 1207 Roy at
Minor's A&W Drive-In on Mt.
View. A8/12
YARD SALE! Aug. 13 and 14,
Route 2, Box 258B, Phillips Lake,
follow the arrows. B8/12
1957 DE SOTO sedan for sale,
$250.00. Phone 426-4749. A8/12
FOR RENT three bedroom house,
carpet, carport, fireplace, available
September 1. Near school. Call
426-4428- evenings. J8/12tfn
LAKE LOT -- Beautiful wooded
setting, Timberlake. Dock, tool
shed, water on Int. $8,500, terms.
A tremendous spot for the family
on these hot days~ Himlie Realty.
426-2646.8/12
Come on bythe Olympia Brewery in
Tumwater, and help us celebrate 75 years
in the same location. We're open
every day, 8 'to 4:30.
Olympia Brewing Company
Tumwater,Washington*Oly*®
Timber harvested between
October 1, 1972, and September
30, 1973, will be taxed at a rate
of 1.2 per cent of its stumpage
value, in addition to the property
tax millage on the reduced
assessed valuations.
The rate after October 1,
1973, will be fixed by the 1972
legislature.
Flemer. 45, was graduated
from tile University of
Washington in tq53 with a
Bachelor of Science degree in
forest management, tic was
employed by tile Department of
Natural Resour,es from 1953
ant i l 1 q05. when he started
supervising the inventory and
appraisal of p,i\'ate forest lands
for King County.
He was chairnlan or' tile
subcomittee of forestors.
Washington State Assessors
Association, and a member of tile
Legislative Forest Tax
sttb-coIll nlitt co.
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SPECIAL
CAR CARE
SERVICE
TUNE
TIRES
TOWING
all at
1 st & Railroad
:--/
- Clear Masking Tap
Drop Cloths a/4-..c. /
)¢ )( e, tt ,, on /
)l o&~ l,l' o.,~, IIIB /
. ... ,.-~~/
Choose Your Own Equipment from /
Our Rental Department
• Compressors • Sand Blasters • Paint Pumps
• Large Drop Cloths • Electric Hoist • Ladders
• Safway Steel & Aluminum Scaffolding ..... ~/
707 S.
b .......
It's no trick to be your own decorator with
I:)LYM (: PIILI|"('
,b
n
or
for sudden surprises...
get help at
Simpson Employees
Federal Credit
See Us For
Your New or Used
Car Loan
BIMI iON I~MIILOyrE:II' FIrDIrllAL.
5th and Cedar Sts.
Phone 426-1633
Membership Open to All Active and
Retired Simpson Timber Company
Employees and Their Families
iii
Ken Fredson, Manager
Each member account insured to $20,000
by Administrator, National Credit Union Administration
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