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Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
October 2, 1975     Shelton Mason County Journal
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Rozor clam season opens Washington's ocean beaches reopened to the 24-hour-a-day digging of ~azor clams for personal use on Wednesday, October 1. Clam diggers arc reminded that the daily bag limit for razors is the first 15 clams dug, ~c~mdless of size or condition. No dams may be returned to the beach, arid each person must dig his own limit. W at < Deadline for women vets Some 94,000 women veterans who have not yet used their current e~ GI Bill for education or training still have time to do so, but they < ,hould apply immediately to the nearest Veterans Administration Z ~cgional office. The deadline for completion of training (even including last year's two-year extension for veterans discharged after January 31, _ 1t~55) is May 31, 1976, or 10 years from the veteran's date of discharge, whichever is later, v O State job total drops _ z Nonfarm wage and salary employment in Washington State moved up 7,700 between July and August but normal seasonal losses in Om agJiculture resulting from the completion of the strawberry, raspberry • and cherry harvests more than offset gains in payroll employment and t~ ~he job total dropped 7,200 to a mid-August level of 1,435,500. Total Z unemployment fell 8,000 to a mid-August level of 149,400, or 9.8 w p:rccnt. Z < a_ State gas consumption rises Gasoline deliveries in Washington State during the month of July -,bowed an in~:rease of 1.88 percent over those in the same month one year ago. The actual number of gallons delivered by distributors during the month of July was 161,429,781. The total is up over deliveries in July 1~74 when the number was 158,456,657 gallons. The 1975 total is also up from 1973 when deliveries amounted to 153,569,876 gallons. Ig < Have a refund coming? rt nt The Internal Revenue Service reported here recently that they < are holding more than $2,225,000 in undeliverable federal tax .l- refund checks. "More than 5,600 checks have been returned to the 1RS by the U.S. Postal Service usually because the taxpayer has _Z moved and Ict~ no torwarding address," said IRS District Director Michael Sassi. Sassi urged all taxpayers who have not yet received o ~hcir refund to contact the nearest IRS office as soon as possible. • New rules for snowmobiles Snowmobile owners throughout the state have been reminded by the Department of Motor Vehicles that their registrations have expired and of new requirements under recent legislation. New '~talc law requires all snowmobiles to be registered. In the past, ,nowmobiles operated exclusively on the owner's property were c~empt trom registering. Z INSULATION SPECIAL J-M FOIL FACE 23/4" x 15 80 Sq. Ft. - Roll 18 x 24 BURLAP U.S.A. MAP SUPER SONICS RAGGEDY ANN DARK CORK 24 x 36" x 1" 4" X 15 50 Sq. Ft.-Roll Exterior walls lacking insulation cause heat loss, let the 4;old in... and make it hotter in the Summer. We recommend at least 23/4'' of insulation for walls. $ 99 29 WROUGHT IRON Log exports up this year A total of 253.3 million board feet of softwood logs was exported from all ownerships in Washington, Oregon, northern California and Alaska in July. The July volume was down five • percent from June 1975 exports, but up 19.4 percent from the July O Iq74 total. Some 236.4 million board feet, or 93 percent of the July Z 1075 ~vs! coast log exports, went to Japan. RAILING Measure for best combination of 4', 5' and 6' railing sections. Cut proper length if necessary. W~ 4',reg. *6" 5',reg. *7'' 6',reg. $949 $7.40.. $9.50.. $1 ! .20.. ¢0 :Z ._= ¢1. Z i M= =¢ U t/I M= m M.- q/b q/t O equipment, basic chart work including the laying out of courses with use of the chart and compass, anchoring, wea- ther, first aid, river boating and trailering the boat. w Enrollment for the course _Z will be at the first meeting. There is no fee charged, and all v materials are provided by the P., power squadron. .t- Further information can be obtained from class chairman .-. George Schramm at 426-1795 or ..'. 898-2472. Satisfied by sports Z By sports like these are all his cares beguiled; v The sports of children satisfy the child. 0 Oliver Goldsmith ~ m ..J < p., W W [he Olympia Power Squad- ~on o! the United States Power Squadron, an organization ded- icated to boating education, is ,A't:ering a 12-week basic boating course, beginning at 7~30 pro. on September 30 at ihc Hood ('anal School. The ,chool is located at the junction ~t ltighway 101 and Highway lot, it~ Potlatch. This basic course will cover items of interest to both the beginning boater and the more experienced boating person. It is designed and conducted for persons of all ages (over 16) and both sexes. Some of the subjects discussed in detail are the handling of boats of all sizes in fair weather and in bad, proper boating terms and nomen- clature, safety features and Ma • ® FIBERGLASS O O O¢ Dick Angle lib I I II II I I III I Angle Building 4th & Railroad • Property • Casualty • Commercial • Auto • Mortgage *Life • Homeowners Ph. 426-8272 i i; Single Comp ent with legs For Patios, Fencing, Screens CHOICE OF COLORS 7 lu= SALE Faucet Extra SURBURBAN BEVEL ;HED PANELING ONLY L.F. SHOP T-1-1 ! 3/8"x4x8 5/8"x4x8 LUMBER SPECIALS I EASY TO POUR INSULATIONI 4 x 8 Sheet Each From Green-Yellow White - Clear 26"x 96" $ 79 each 26" x 120" - s5~ 26" x 144' - s7" ALUMET ALUMINUM COMBINATION STORM DOORS Combination doors give you protection in winter and ventilation in summer. Mov- able panels are self-storing. Covers 24 Ft. 3" Thick per bag ONLY LS -DISKAP EXTENSION STUB METALBE each HOUSING ~.SSEMBLY CHIMNEY We also install PIPES Fireplaces and FIREPLACE Chimneys Free Estimates STYRENE #710-60 Enclosures each x 4'x 8' CDX s5" ea BUILDING ~-t_. ManyUses: SPECIAL 2" X 4" - 6' ii" StorageTOOl Shed Workshop .... Barn, C Children's Playhouse 8' X 8' ea, Pu.___mp house l Complete All Wood Construction with NORD Comp. 51 "°°"n' • .~_L I -j-i l-J -CJ -f--I" I)er~i~. Durable Styrene in the~event of breakage .. blunt edges in place of jagged glass splinters. • Easy installation • Twin towel bars • Anodized aluminum frames IIIII II ONLY Ea. 2" x 36" $ Reg. =3.82 ½" 4x8 Reg. $2.19 ALSO, FOLDING TUB ENCLOSURES, reg. 69.00 now $39.00 Limited to stock on hand. No. 235 Seal Ouafity The handyman board that's useful everywhere in the house, Pref inished White only. SUPERSONIC oone Inte Each 2" x 48" Reg ~4.74 3" x48" $ Reg. s8.76 ...... • CABINET HARDWARE • 2x4 !",qe 20 - 5helton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, October 2, 1975 Vinyl Enamel • White or Pastel WATER HEATERS • HARDWARE • PRE-FINIsHED CABINET • DANIEL BOONE PAINT• HEATILATOR FIREPLACES • FIREPLACE SHOP • U.HAUL