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etter Deer__Hun!ing Forecast Th is Weekend : ::: Legal Publi.fionSNoTiCE OF GENERAL--==----------------=Lega' PubIicationsELECTION
ii i ii°sii!is!;? !ii'ii Grays Harbor County. Wash,ngtOnTuesday, November 4, ) 969
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Tuesday, November 4, 1969,
a General ElectSon will be held in the above named School District for
improved this coming weekend the submission to the qualified electors of the School District No.
Legal Publications Legal Publications=____. Legal Publications
I OF GENERAL AND SPECIAL ELECTIONS
OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That a General Election will be held for all School Districts, County Districts and
ediateSchool District No. 113and No. 114, together with aSpecial Bond Election for School District No 309.
11 aid Elections will be held in concert on Tuesday, November 4, 1969, at the Polling Places set out below. Said Polls will
at 8:00 A.M. and remain open until 8:00 P.M. of said day (EXCEPT that in the case there are any voters in the Polling
|'at the hour of closing, who have not voted, the Polls will remain open after the hours, to enable them to do so.)
ELECTIONS HELD TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1969
*S,0000ERAL SCHOOL DISTRICT ELECTIONS
School Directors
DISTRICT NO. 42
). I (4 year term) Vote for One
Route 3, Box 362-H, Shelton, Washington
DISTRICT NO. 54
1 (4 year term) Vote for one
q, Bunch, 760 Mason Lake Drive, Grapeview, Washington
DISTRICT NO. 309
3 (4 year term) Vote for One
K. Larson, Shelton Valley, Shelton, Washington
4 (4 year term) Vote for One
nson, 328 Satsop,, Shelton, Washington
Avenue, Shelton, Washington
5 (2 rear unexpired term) Vote for One
Weston, Route 3, Box 412, Shelton, Washington
1103 Fairmont, Shelton, Washington
DISTRICT NO. 311
1 (4 year term) Vote for One
Cook, Matlock, Washington.
3 (4 year term) Mote for One
'rimble, Route 1, Box 140, Lima, Washington.
DISTRICT NO. 401
1 (4 year term) Vote for One
Stoehr, Route 1, Box 196, Shelton, Washington.
DISTRICT NO. 402
I year unexpired term) Vote for One
ec. Brooks, Route 2, Box 183, Shelton, Washington.
2 (4 year term) .. Vote for One
Route 2, Box 631, Shelton, Washington.
IL DISTRICT NO. 403
(4 year term) Vote for One
Star Route 2, Box 146, Belfair, Washington
(4 year term) Vote for One
Kronquist, Star Route 1, Box 48, Belfair, Washington.
Post Office Box 411 Belfair, Washington.
'L DISTRICT NO. 404
1 (4 year term) Vote for One
Red" Edinger, St., Post Office Box 79, Union, Washington
4 (4 year term) Vote for One
Box 284, Hoodsport, Washington.
Potlatch, Washington.
COUNTY GENERAL ELECTION
Fire District Commissioners
and for the last week of deer
season, advise local Game
Department personnel.
Uncrowded hunting
conditions should prevail in the
Okanogan region. Ideal camping
weather has held for most of the
deer season thus far, and with
adequate snow in the high
country this week, many large
bucks will be available for
Okanogan deer hunter.
Prospects for western
Washington deer hunters are
excellent for this coming
weekend, the last of the season.
Although severe winter losses
during last year reduced the deer
herd, good woods visibility and
reduced hunter pressure in many
areas will offer hunting prospects
at least as good as last year for
this closing weekend.
Deer hunters statewide should
remember that in western
Washington and certain portions
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 1 --HOODSPORT of eastern Washington the deer
6 year term Vote for One season ends this coming Sunday,
.......................................................................................... November 2. In areas of eastern
NOTE: Since no one filed as candidate for this position it will be Washington where elk do not
filled by write-in votes. However, write.in candidate must reside
occur, the deer season will close
within the boundaries of Fire Protection District No. 1. on November 9.
FI RE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 2 -- BELFAI R In northwest Washington, best
6 year term Vote for One bets for the lowland deer hunter
................................................................................................................... would be Camano and Whidbey
Homer Stewart, Route 2, Box 446, Belfair, Washington. islands. Good populations of deer
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 3 -- GRAPEVIEW
6 year term Vote for One
Joe Engen, Grapeview, Washington.
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 4 -- ARCADIA
6 year term Vote for One
NOTE: Since no one filed as candidate for this position it will be
filled by write-in votes. However, write-in candidate must reside
within the boundaries of Fire Protection District No. 4.
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 5 -- ALLYN
are present, with many hunters
reporting lots of sign. Visibility in
this brushy country is now greatly
improved with much low brush
completely barren of leaves.
It is interesting to note that
Skagit valley deer hunters are
enjoying a successful season
comparable to last year's. Many
hunters who normally hunt in
north-central Washington stayed
closer to home this year.
6 year te.r ......................................................... __Vote f____or One Weelend prospects in south
William E. Morgan, Box 123, Allyn, Washington. Puget Sbund should be better
Thomas Brokaw, 1128 Mason Lake Drive, Grapeview, Washington. than any except for the opening.
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 6 -- UNION
6 ye_arte[m ........................................................... Vote fo_r One
NOTE: Since no one filed as candidate for this position it will be
filled by write-in votes. However, write-in candidate must reside
within the boundaries of Fire Protection District No. 6.
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 8 --TAHUYA
6 year term Vote for One
Harold E. Allen, Star Route 2, Box 796, Belfair, Washington.
FI RE PROTECTION DISTRICT,NO. 11, --CENTIpAL,:, ....
2, 4 and 6 year terms decided by numler of votes vote for'Three
Leonard Cole, No. 13 Hidden Haven Trailer Park, Shelton, Washington.
Thomas L. Savage, Star Route 2, Box 189, Shelton, Washington.
Carl O Downing, No. 5 Parkwood, Post Office Box 271, Shelton, Wa.
Gerald T. Pyle, 1 113 Northcliff Road, Shelton, Wash ington.
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 12- MATLOCK
2, 4 and 6 year terms decided by number of votes Vote for Three
Ira "lke" Ford, Route 1, Box 118, Lima, Washington.
Harold Beerbower, Route 1, Box 152, Lima, Washington.
Lawrence Hansen, Star Route 2, Box 158, Shelton, Washington.
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Port District Commissioners
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PORT OF ALLYN
District No. 2 (6 year term) Vote for One
Charles Amacher, Post Office Box 46, Allyn, Washington.
PORT OF DEWATTO
GENERAL INTERMEDIATE District No. 1 (6 year term) Vote for One
ICHOOL0000,,00 DISTRICT ELECTIONS R w. King, Star Route 1, Box 476, Bremerton, Washington.
PORT OF GRAPEVIEW
District No. 2 (6 year term) Vote for One
.MCT NO. 113 Ori-nRi -Buckingh-am--0ute 1------, Box 15, Grapeview, Washin;to---n_----
"erm) -- - ..... _ Vote for One PORT OF HOODSPORT
|lt#B 8?a:Nashngto. " ......... District N0.3 (4 year unexpired term) ___VVote for On_.____ee
l'x-313'Shelton, Washington Clayton G. Ferrier, Post Office Box 23, Hoodsport, Washington.
PORT OF SHELTON
_District______NNo.2__ (6 ye__ ar term .... Vote f_ or_OOn_ee
James A. Pauley, 425 Henry, Shelton, Washington.
PUBLIC HOSPITAL.DISTRICT No. 1
€ommlss,oner
District No. 2 (6 year term) Vote for One
Robert S. Holt, Star Route 1, Box 240-A, Union, Washington.
PRECINCTS AND POLLING PLACES
Airport ............................... F.P.D. No. 11 Fire.Hall
Allyn .................................. Allyn Grade School
Arcadia .................................. Southside School
Belfair No. 1 ................... F.P.D. No. 2 Fire Hall -- Belfair
Belfair No. 2 ................... F.P.D. No. 2 Fire Hall -- Belfair
Belfair No. 3 ................................. P^'nts Realty
Belfair No. 4 ................... F.P.D. No. 2 Fire Hall -- Belfair
Capitol Hill ............... Capitol Hill Community Hall (WARC)
Cloquallum .......................... Cloquallum Grange Hall
Dayton ............................. Dayton Communi[y Hall
Eells ....................... Middle Skokomish Community Hall
Grapeview .................. F.P.D. No. 3 Fire Hall -- Grapeview
Harstine ................................... Harstine School
r] Hoodsport .................. F.P.D. No. 1 Fire Hail -- Hoodsport
t YES ................................ Isabella ................................... Bordeaux School
Kamilche .............................. Kamilche Granee Hall
Kamilche 2 .................... Little Skookum Communi[y Hall
Lake ...... ................ F.P.D. No. 5 Fire Hall -- Mason Lake
Lilliwaup .......................... Lilliwaup Community Hall
Matlock • ............................... Matlock Grange Hall
Mill Creel<
. .. • ........................... Southside Grange Hall
,v,,ner ................................... Aqate Grange Hall
Mt. View .................................. Ilt. View chool
Northslde ................................... Pioneer School
Pickering
Potlatch .......................... Pickering Community Hall
............................... P.U.D. No. 1 Building
Satsop
¢;kokomish" .............................. Matlock Granqe Hall
.......................... Hood Canal Jr. Hi..chool
Tahuya ....................... F.P.D. No. 8 Fire Hall -- Tahuya
Union ......................... F.P.D. No. 6 Fire Hall -- Union
Westside .......................... Shelton Valley Grange Hall
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DATED this 24th day of October, 1969.
RUTH E. BOYSEN
Mason County Auditor
IE PRECINCTS AND POLLING PLACES
J&00No
111 No" 1
" 13
i :' • ...................... (Old) Latter Day Church
ILO: 0 .......... Capitol Hill Community Hall (WARC)
10. I .............................. Mr. View School
.......................... P.U.D. No. 3 Building
............................. .o000..uxsoo
i .............................. Mt. View School
........................ (Old) Latter Day Church
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16 .............................. Mt. View School
..................................... City Hall
................................... Courthouse
................................... Courthouse
.............................. Bordeaux School
........................... P.U.D. No. 3 Building
..................................... City Hal
...................... Mt. Olive Lutheran Church
...................... Mt. Olive Lutheran Church
The lowland areas of Pierce,
Lewis and Thurston counties
should all produce deer.
Regional game personnel in
southwest Washington are
anticipating definitely improved
chances for the deer hunter this
coming weekend. The likelihood
of coming upon large bucks is
very good, with excellent grouse
hunting available, in the upper
Tomle river draia .......
Klickitat county is open for
deer hunting until November 9.
The rolling hills, largely forested
with oak, offer outstanding
large blacktail deer are steadily 68-79 the following:
improving. Westside elk hunters
should be prepared for the
possibility of connecting with a
deer by having a deer tag in their
possession.
Legal Publications
INVITATION FOR BID
SERIAL NO. E6-69
Reconstruction of South Shore
Circuit
A. Invitation Notice is hereby
given that the Commission of
Public Utility District No. 3 ot
Mason County will receive sealed
bids for reconstruction of the
South Shore Circuit, in the
General Office of the District at
Third and Cota Streets, Shelton,
Washington until the hour of
12:00 o'clock Noon Pacific
Standard Time on November 10,
1969. At 1:00 o'clock P.M. on
November 10, 1969, all bids
received will be publicly opened
and read for the work described
in the contract documents. Such
contract documents beinq on file
in the District s General (ffice in
Shelton, Washington.
B. Contract Documents
Interested bidders may obtain a
copy of the contract documents,
including plans and specifications
upon request to the Manager of
the District at the address set
forth herein. The request must be
accompanied by a deposit of
$25.00, which will be returned if
a bid is submitted.
C. Location of Job The job is
in Mason County. The exact
location being shown on the
vicinity map under Part Vl.
D. General Description of Job
and Work Rebuild and
reconductor approximately 8
miles of 12,470 volt distribution
linp, replacing one and two phases
with three phase 556.5 AAC
insulated conductor and
transferring all existing service to
the new circuit, including removal
of all poles, fixtures, conductors
and equipment not shown as
incorporated in the rebuilt line.
The Board of Commissioners
reserves the right to reject any or
all bids and to accept the bid
which in their opinion and
judgment will under the
circumstances best serve the
interest of the District. The District
reserves the right to waive
informalities.
Public Utility District No. 3
of Mason County
EDWIN W. TAYLOR,
President
J. A. COLE,
Secretary
HAROLD W. PARKER,
Commissioner
Address f Mailing:
P, O. Box 490
Shelton, Washington
Dated: October 13, 1969
10/16-23-30-3t
DIRECTOR - POSITION NO. 1
Four year term Vote for One
Major C. Joines
DIRECTOR - POSITION NO. 2
Unexpired term Vote for One
Raymond Badgett
DIRECTOR - POSITION NO. 5
Four year term Vote for One
Pat Sibon
INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 113
DIRECTOR - DISTRICT NO. 7
$_,_°ur_y_ea r-_-m_____ .............................................................................................................. V ot e f O r O n e
Marie Muller
Russell Doerge
Polling places for the aforesaid election will be the same as the
general notice.
Said polling places shall be open from 8:00 o'clock a.m. until 8:00
O'CloCk p.m.
RUTH E. BOYSEN, County Auditor
and Supervisor of Elections for
Mason County, Washington.
Published: Oct. 30, 1969 -- 1 t. Shelton-Mason County Journal.
10/30-1t
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
ELMA SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 68-79
Grays Harbor County, Washington
Tuesday, November 4, 1 969
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Tuesday, November 4, 1969,
a Special Election will be held in the above named School District for
the submission to the qualified electors of the School District No.
68-79 the following Proposition:
PROPOSITION:
"School Facilities Improvement Bonds -- $650,000.00
"Shall general obligation serial bonds of Elma Joint School District No.
68/79, Grays Harbor County, Washington, be issued in the amount of
$650,000.00 or such maximum lesser amount as can be legally issued
under the laws governing the limitation of indebtedness, to mature in
from two to twenty years from date of issue to bear interest at an
effective rate of not to exceed 8% per annum, and the proceeds thereof
used for capital purposes only, which shall not include the replacement
of equipment, to pay a part of the cost of constructing and equipping a
new elementary school, a shop addition to the existing high school
building, a new physical education facility, and a board and
administration center, together with the acquisition of such sites as may
be required, and otherwise improving and extending school facilities in
the District as the Board of Directors may determine to improve and
extend, the principal and of the interest on the bonds to be paid by
annual tax levies to be made in excess of any statutory or constitutional
tax levy limitation, without limitation as to rate or amount, all as more
specifically provided in Resolution No. 3--69-70, adopted by the Board
of Directors of the School District on September 8, 19697 '
BONDS -- YES ................................ r--!
BONDS -- NO ................................ r-l
Polling places for the aforesaid election will be the same as the
general notice.
Said polling places shall be open from.8:00 o'clo(:k a.m. until 8:00
' r'
, RUTH E. BOY , ount Audt '
and Supervisory of Etec|rOlhs for
Mason County, Washington
Published: Oct. 30, 1969 -- 1 t. Shelton-Mason County Journal.
10/30- It
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