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7 commissioners meeting,
Trails End Lake Grapeview Firehall.
i s t r i e t T w o Tuesday, September 12
nets teeting, Star 7:30 p.m., Grapeview School
10x 86! Trails End board meeting, Grapeview
.m., Sam Theler School.
Council, Wednesday, September 13
School, room 7 p.m., Port of Tahuya
commissioners meeting, Tahuya
Firehall.
'Sttt,lr l0 7:30 p.m., North Mason Poe
p.m., Belfair Wee's Adult Association, North
Belfair State Mason Junior High, room 7.
7:30 p.m., Port of Allyn
11 commissioners meeting, Allyn
FirehaU.
Oath( Margaret's 8 p.m., Belfair North Mason
Women, Chamber of Commerce, Belfair
room, Boll'air Cafe banquet room.
'Baptist Church.
league of Women Thursday, September 14
night, Belfair 1 1 a.m., Twanoh Falls
'4 Womens Club, call Hannah
' "' Grapeview Fire Dehler, 275-3512.
rn°ners meetin 8 p.m., North Mason School
Fkehalt g,
board meeting, Noth Mason
Port of Grapeview High School library.
Services
...... 8:30 a.m.
..... I0:00 a.m.
.......... 10:00 a.m.
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Pastor
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CHRIST
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
AND RETREAT
CENTER OF
BELFAIR
10 a.m... Worship Service
Coma as you are --
Nursery provided
V4 miJe W. of Belfair State Park
275.3354 Office
275-t950 Homo
Donald G. Fossum, Pastor
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
WELCOMES YOU
Co.le as .'you are
St. Nicholas'
Episcopal Church
Tahuya
Family Service, 11:15 a.m.
+atner Alan Jordan-275-3177
HEADING OUT. Summer residents and weekenders caused
a day-long semi-traffic jam in Belfair Monday as they made
their annual exodus.
S00t& Slwte Caa.l00
By HANNAH DEHLER 275-3512
Tim Marie and husband
"Smitty" of Twanoh Falls
recently returned from their
former hometown, Pascagoula,
Mississippi. Tim took over
household duties at daughter
Nonna Lynn's home while also
having a grand time getting
acquainted with her new
grandchild. Accompanying them
home was Tim's second daughter
Kelley Powers who had stayed in
Pascagoula to finish her senior
year in high school.
Busy with plans to enter
Olympic College within a few
days, she stopped to say, "the
climate will be so different but I
do look forward to the changing
seasons. I'm sure I will love
everything about the northwest,
it is very beautiful."
Ted, Kelley's brother who
has been here for almost a full
year, looks forward to his second
year at Belfair elementary
school. While mother Tim
instructed him with proper
exercises, Ted, ten years old,
stopped briefly to display the
uniform he had just received.
"I'm going to be on the football
team this fall," he said with a
voice filled with pride.
Jeanette Quigley is extremely
careful of every move she makes
these days. Stumbling on a
pebble resulted in a bad ankle
break, causing almost complete
immobility for a few weeks.
Finally the happy day arrived
when the cumbersome ,cast:was
replaced with a 'walking' cast.
With the help of crutches there
was some chance of moving
about.
Good friends could analogize
and remind her, "Lightning only
strikes once," or "The odds are
against this sort of accident
happening again." Guess what? -
Attempting to reach the crutches
so that she could arise from her
chair, she fell and broke an anu.
Jeanette knows better now, as
far as she is concerned - when it
rains it pours!
To say goodbye to people
you love is never easy. For a
seven-year-old lad, altho he is
strong and brave, it may even
cause a few tears. Christopher
Ainimo of Greeley, Colorado,
was a bit sad as he was put
aboard a plane by his
grandparents Leona and Grant
Morse.
But traveling alone (this was
the first time) was a good
adventure and morn and dad
would be waiting in Denver. The
two weeks vacation on the South
Shore had passed all too soon.
There were many new friends
and such occasions as church
school and hours each day to
spend on the beach.
"It was neat," says Chri,,
"swimming, and lots of shells,
but I like the crabs the best." He
was talking about the tiny
Fiddler crab who burrow
themselves in the sand along the
shore.
After trips to the fine
aquariums at Tacoma and
Seattle, Chris summed it up this
way, "Did you know there are
baby sharks in Tacoma? But my
favorite of all was Penney the
seal in Seattle, She did lots'of
tricks for us!"
Later talking to Chris's
parents in Greeley on the phone,
Leona said, "His mother told me
their little 'islander' was a real
Washington fan."
OPEN SUNDAYS,
10 AM TO 3 PM
Bird Wind Seal
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Combination ,'-" :, ";::" ::
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SCREEN ASPHALT
DIDR SHINGLES
J III [ q! 'i;i AluminUmall • 6 colo'rs
• 3-tab Self-sealing
I door with
;oPf; sImlI L t thehard" $24s00.-
o.k..non e were, pre-hung
fo r easy
SHEATHING installation.
3 0 x 6 Interior Semi-Gloss
$SALE
88
Enamel
WALL GLOW
$810 '
Interior Flat Latex
ederat -, .O000elo00-00o00e00 ti00a tes"
F • -'s' 2._ Mo.th tket Get J'-
ot00mP ia Sav+00g 5+,x, M a
Our new short-rm savings certificate has a rate based on the weekly
average established for Unid States Government Treasury Bills, plus an
additional +4 of 1%. We compound your interest daily, and when you allow
it to accumulate, your effective annual yield is an impressive 8.439%. This.
is an annual yield; however, it is subject to change at renewal. Though the
rate paid on Money Market Certificates changes weekly, the rate posted at
the time you invest will be tim rate of your reurn for the entire 26 weeim.
The minimum deposit required is $10,000.
Our new long term savings 8 Year Certificate offers you an 8%
return, giving you an annual yield of 8.45% when your interest is
allowed to accunaulate. The minimum deposit required is just
St ,000.
Your return on these and all other savings certificates at Olym-
pia Federal Savings is guaranteed. And your savings are insured
to $40,000 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corpora-
"',ties. , . ..... ,+ +
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RATE TERMS
ANNUAL YIELD
8DO 8 t010 year Certificate* 8 45
°/° $1,000 minimum, earns •
7.7500
6 to 8 year Certificate"
$1,000 mimmum, earns
8.1700
7.5000
4 to 6 year Certificate*
$1,000 minimum, earns
79000
6.7500
2+/ t0 4 year Certificate° 708 %
$1,000 minimum, earns
6=,.,. year Certificate* 't eL
,.lJ" $1,000 minimum, earns =l..l=,I"..
=TJ 9ffday Notice Account I11%
P,.I l 7° $100 minimum, earns J.,./,# ,
J lljo,, - Prestige Statement Savings j l= eL
q[l./-"Plnleearned fromAdCl c °opnoetalnte of withdr'awal " I /
Our sawngs account plans offered are subleCt to change at any time.
, There is a substanhal penalty for early wtthdrawal.
* Rates effective Sept. 7 thru Sept. 15
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OLYMPIA FEDFRAL SAVINGS
established savln inlitufle In tlnvesl Wa ] ,
+---=.--- ,,- DOWNTOWN OLYMPIA • 7M-I00
II .jt . WEST OLYMPIA • 7ll,ll$Or
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