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Pioneer,: NOTICrF BY MASON COUNTY AUDITOR
PTA Sets Open House Before OF GENERAL AND SPECIAL ELECTIONS
Business Meeting Tonight
By DOROTHY COSTA AND
CODG BROOKS
PIONEER The students of
Pioneer cordially invite their
parents, relatives, friends and
all residents of our area to their
Open House, tonight at 7 p.m.
The program consists of two
parts so that at least two rooms
may be visited during the Open
House. The time schedule is as
follows: 7 p.m. to 7:20 p.m. at
room of first choice and 7:25 p.m.
room of first choice and 7:25 p.m.
to 7:45 p.m. in the next class.
The youngsters and teachers
have prepared an excellent pro-
gram so let's show our apprecia-
tion with a good attendance. Stu-
dent Body Officers and class rep-
resentatives will act as host and
hostesses. These include Mike
Tokas, Scott Lockwood, Paul
Thornock, Connie Caspar, Susan
Dickinson and Bonnie Brooks.
The regular November P.T.O.
meeting will follow Open House
at 8 p.m, Guest speakers this
evening are Ruth Probert and
Sterling Rhodes, school board
candidates in the election Nov. 7.
The Spartans of Pioneer playefl
their last football game of the
season last Thursday with the
Southside Blue and Whiters, Sor-
ry to say we lost the game 18-6.
The lone score was made by
Tom Sagmiller with the help of
his good blocking line.
Dorothy Costa is now home
recuperating from her recent op-
eration. She had an eleven day
stay in the hospital and says
home sure looks good!
The Sterling Rhodes spent a
busy but rewarding day in Port-
land, Ore. last Sunday. Their
daughter, Carolyn, was entered
in five events in the U.S, Twirling
Association Contest and came
home with three wins to her
credit. This was her first major
contest and she placed first in
two events--the Beginners Sol,)
and with Tracy Hamlin in Be-
ginners Duet and second place
in Beginners Srut. This was prel-
ty stiff competition and our area
is proud of you, Carolyn.
Get well wishes this week to
Mrs. Roy Bowman who recently
underwent surgery at St. Peters
hospital in Olympia.
The John Raymonds have been
informed that their son Jerry,
has been promoted to the rank
of sergeant. Jerry is presently
stationed at Fort Belvoir, Va.
Jerry and his wife, Yu Pyon,
so October has been a good
month for Jerry in many ways.
Last week's Journal Cook of
the Week was a resident of our
own area. Betty Moran has more
good recipes than just about any-
one we know.
Speaking of recipes the Pioneer
P.T.O. will soon have our area's
good cooks recipes all bound in
a nice Cookbook and will be for
sale in the near future. Make a
mental reservation to keep them
in mind and do ask for them
for they'll make dandy gift for
just about any occasi(m.
All classes of Pioneer School
enjoyed their Halloween Parties
at school Tuesday afternoon. The
Primary grade youngsters looked
wonderful in their costumes and
all the youngsters had fun with
their games, songs and goodies
of cookies, candies, donuts and
cider. Our many thanks to th,,
mothers who braved the liquid
sunshine to press the cider for
the eight classes. Thanks too to
all the morns who sent treats
and to the Room Mothers for
organizing such a successful after-
noon
Even though its wet and rainy
there's lots of building going on
around Lake Spencer. The Beck-
withs are building an addition
to their home. And the Woods
now haVe.the foundation poured
for their new home next to Ver-
na and Art Jackson. Bernie
Luhrs is getting ready to back
fill around his place so things
are really "building up" around
here !
N.A.R.C.E. members will meet
Nov. 9, at the P.U.D. auditorium
at 2 p.m. If you are interested
in this organization of Retired
Civil Service Employees and de-
sire more information please (:all
Walt Coiling at 426-6745
The shcool lunch program h)r
the week of Nov. 6-10 is ,s
follows :
SCHOOL MENU
• LONDAY -- Beef noodle soup,
crackers, meal sandwich, lem-
on pie and milk.
TUESDAY -- Wieners a n cI
sauerkraut, scalloped potatoes,
bread & bulter, jello with fruit
and milk.
WEDNESDAY -- Beef stew,
hot biscuits, al)ple cohl)ler and
milk.
THURSDAY -- Chili-Con-Carne.
hot buttered corn bread, rmsin
oatmeal bars. pears and milk.
FRIDAY --Fish sticks, parsley
potatoes, celery and carrel sticks,
reny welcomed a son, cream and milk.;
Count,''00
II Busmess Directory I
Auto Glass "
t • Expert Installation
JIM PAULEY, INC,
5th & Railroad Ph. 426-8231
Floor Coverings
• Linoleum
• Tile
o Carpeting
• Formica
REX FLOOR COVERING
Mt. View Ph. 426-2292
l
Auto Parts
* Automotive Machine Shop
* Parts for all ears and trucks
* 24-Hr, Service on Parts
Los Fields Auto Parts, Inc.
229 S. 1st St. 426-3351
nn
Landscaping
• Lawns, rockeries, trees,
shrubs
• Free Estimates
• Top soil, tilling, leveling
SUNSET LANDSCAPING
Herbert Baze 426-4718
Auto Repairing
i • Major Overhauls
• Brakes & Ignition
• Welding & Tune-ups
Special Winterizing
ED'S SERVICE
142 W. Cots 426-3926
]Beauty
-• Complete Hair Care
• Wigs - Wiglets - Switches
• Merle Norman Cosmetics
• Free Demonstrations
ELAINE'S BEAUTY SALON
6th & Laurel 426-4582
III I iii i
Chain Saws ....
i New and Used • Rentals
Oregon Chains & Accessories
Small motor tune-up & repairs
Hours: 5:30 - 10 p.m., daily
Mike's McCulloch Shop
2215 Olympic Hwy. N., 426-4639
--- i
Draperies '
305 • Custom Made
• Free E=tlmates
• Work Guaranteed
J. C. PENNEY CO.
RR Avs. Ph. 426-8283
t
Drugs
i • Helena Rubinstein
• Cosmetics
• Prescriptions
• Hypo-Allergic Cosmetics
NELL'S PHARMACY
6th & Franklln Ph. 426-3327
Electrical
J • Fairbanks-Morse Pumps
• Electric Heating
• Westinghouse Appliances
8HELTON ELECTRIC CO.
419 Railroad Ph. 426-6283 I
' Masonry
I • Fireplaces
• All Brick and
• Block Work
MASON'S MASONRY
Phone 426°2276
,|1
Paint
C and C Paints
Co'-Ca-Wall • Co'-Ca-Namel
A-Plex • Brella-Plex
GRAYSTONE of SHELTON
7th & Park 426-3344
Rental Service '
Almost Anything Anywhere
Bulldozers - Loaders . Pumps
Folding Banquet Tables
& Chairs, Hospital Beds, Etc.
LEW RENTS
2216 u. 4th, Olympia, 357-7731
Travel
I • Air - Rail - Steamship
• Bus - Hotels - Tours
• No Extra Charge for
Our Service
Angle Travel Res. Center
401 Railroad Ave.
426-8272 426-4134
|el
TV Service '
I • Radio - TV
• Phonographs
• CB 2-way Radio
LEROY'8 TV SERVICE
Mt. View Ph. 426-3172
O00l00lotg Store
l Barnett les Agency
Shop by Phone 426-2691
"It's the Easiest Way to Shop!"
MONT00OMERY WARD
2. "
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That a Special County-wide election for voting on the Harstine
Island Bridge project and various County District Special elections will be held, together with the
City of Shelton General election and School District and County Board of Education elections.
Said Elections will be held in concert on Tuesday, November 7, 1967, at the Polling Places set
out below. Said Polls will open at 8:00 A.M. and remain open until 8:00 P.M. of said day (EX-
CEPT that in the case there are any voters in the Polling Places at the hour of closing, who have not
voted, the Polls will remain open after the hour, to enable them to do so.).
ELECTIONS HELD TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1967
COUNTY-WIDE
SPECIAL ELECTION
PROPOSITION
HARTSTENE (HARSTINE) ISLAND BRIDGE BONDS
"Shall Mason County, Washington, contract an indebtedness
in the sum of $450,000.00 and issue its negotiable general obliga-
tion bonds therefor, payable by annual tax levies to be made with-
out limitation as to rate or amount, bearing interest at a maxi-
mum effective rate not to exceed 6% per annum, payable semi-
annually, and maturing in from two to not more than twenty
years from date of issue, for County capital purposes only other
than the replacement of equipment, to-wit, to pay a part of the
cost of carrying out the Hartstene (Harstine) Island Bridge Proj-
ect within Mason County, all as provided in Resolution No. 1966-2
of the Board of County Commissioners of said County, passed and
approved August 22, 1966, and in Resolution No. 1967-5 of 'the
Board of County Commissioners of said County, passed and ap-
proved September 18, 1967?"
BONDS, YES ...................................... []
BONDS, NO ...................................... []
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COUNTY DISTRICT
SPECIAL ELECTIONS
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 3
SPECIAL ELECTION
PROPOSITION AUTHORIZING
PROPERTY TAX LEVY
"Shall Fire Protection District No. 3 be authorized to increase
its regular property tax levy to $5,277.55, which would be the
dollar amount produced by a levy of approximately 4 mills,
$4,903.15 having been the levy made in 19677"
(This shall not be construed to authorize an excess levy.)
YES ...................................................... []
NO ......................................................... []
II
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FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 4
SPECIAL ELECTION
PROPOSITION AUTHORIZING
PROPERTY TAX LEVY
"Shall Fire Protection District No. 4 be authorized to in-
$6,106.:
(This shall not be construed to authorize an excess levy.)
YES ...................................................... r-]
NO ........................................................ l'
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FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 11
SPECIAL ELECTION
GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS
$50,000.00
"Shall Fire Protection District No. II, Mason County, Wash-
ington, incur a general indebtedness and issue its general obliga-
tion bonds evidencing such indebtedness in the sum of not to ex-
ceed $50,000.00, and m no event to exceed an amount, together
with any outstanding general obligation indebtedness, equal to 3%
of the assessed valuation of the taxable property within the Dis-
trict, for capital purposes only, other than the replacement of
equipment, to-wit, to construct and equip a fire hall on a site to
be acquired therefor, to purchase and equip a fire truck and to
purchase and install an alarm system, those bonds to mature in
from two to ten years from their date of issue, to bear inter-
est at a rate not to exceed 6% per annum, and the principal and
interest thereof to be payable from annual tax levies in excess of
the 40-mill tax limitation, all as provided in Resolution No. 3 of
the District, adopted September 28, 1967?"
BONDS, YES ....................................
BONDS, NO ........................................ -]
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 12
SPECIAL ELECTION
FOR OR AGAINST FORMATION OF F.P.D. NO. 12
and
FIRST BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS
FOR: Formation of Mason County F.P.D. No. 12 ............ []
AGAINST: Formation of Mason County F,P.D. No. 12 []
COMMISSIONERS
Vote for Three
Lawrence Hansen, Star Route 2. Box 158, Shelton. Washington.
Ira Ford, Route 1. Box 228, Elma, Washington.
Harold Beerbower, Route 1, Box 262. Elma, Washington.
III I I
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PORT OF GRAPEVIEW SPECIAL ELECTION
PROPOSITION AUTHORIZING
PROPERTY TAX LEVY
"Shall the Port of Grapeview be authorized to increase its
regular property tax levy to $5,537.37, which would be the dollar
amount produced by a levy of approximately 2 mills, $4,872.88
having been the levy made in 1967 ?"
(This shall not be construed to authorize an excess levy.)
YES ...................................................... [-7
NO ........................................................ ['
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CITY OF SHELTON
GENERAL ELECTION
MAYOR
Vote for One
Frank A. Travis, 502 Laurel Street, Shelten, Washington.
Earl H. Moore, 212 North First Street, Shelton, Washington.
COMMISSIONER OF FINANCE
Vote for One
David T. Kneeland, 611 Cedar Street, Shelton, Washington.
Arnold Fox, 1531 Adams Street, Shelton, Washington.
COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS
Vote for One
Glen C. Watson, 2019 Cllanan Street, Shelton, Washington.
Elroy Nelson, 1216 Tobln Ave., Shelton, Washlngton.
Page 16- Shelton-Mason' County Journal -Thursday, November 2, 1967
GENERAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
ELECTIONS
School Directors
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 42
POSITION NO. 1
4 year term Vote for One
Reuben J. Nutt, Route 3, Box 486-E, Shelton, Washington.
POSITION NO. 2
4 year term Vote for One
Harold E. Johnson, Route 3, Shelton, Washington.
Walter C. Parsons, Route 3, Box 311, Shelton, Washington.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 54
POSITION NO. 1
4 year term Vote for One
Phillip L. Hard(el Star Route 1, Box 84, Grapeview, Washington.
M. Bruce Fulmer, Star Route 1, Box 64, Allyn, Washington.
POSITION NO. 2
4 year term Vote for One
Donald Pogreba, Star Route 1, Box 5, Grapeview, Washington.
Mrs. Virginia Hicks, West Stadium Drive, Box 50, Grapeview,
Washington.
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SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 302
POSITION NO. 1
4 year term Vote for One
Charles Bridges, Route 4, Box 456, Shelton, Washington.
POSITION NO. 2
4 year term Vote for One
Hugo Glaser, Route 4, Box 417, Shelton, Washington.
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SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 309
DISTRICT NO. 1
4 year term Vote for One
Bobby L. Barrett, Route i, Box 621, Shelton, Washington.
Ernest Hamlin, 326 So. 5th Street, Shelton, Washington.
DISTRICT NO. 2
4 year term Vote for One
Herbert Hergert, 529 Birch Street, Shelton, Walngton.
DISTRICT NO. 5
4 year term Vote for One
Galen Burgess, 1103 Fairmont Street, Shelton, Washington.
Thomas Weston, Route 3, Box 412, Shelton, Washington.
John A. Sells, Route 3, Box 440-A, Shelton, Washington.
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SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 311
DISTRICT NO. 2
4 year term Vote for One
Herbert Brehmeyer, Jr., Matlock, Washington.
DISTRICT NO. 4
4 year term
Clarence Palmer, Route 1, Box 86, Elms, Washington. Vote for One
DISTRICT NO. 5
4 year term Vote for One
James K. Gribble, Route 1, Box 10, Elms, Washington.
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SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 401
POSITION NO. 1
4 year term Vote for One
J. Phi]lip Simons, Route 1, Box 305, Shelton, Washington.
Dave Whitener, Route 1, Box 323, S.elton, Washington.
POSITION NO. 2
4 year term Vote for On e
Edwin Taylor, Route 1, Box 124, SLhelton, Washington.
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SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 402
POSITION NO. 1
4 year term Vote for One
Ruth Probert, Route 2, Box 255, Shelton, Washington.
POSITION NO. 2
4 year term Vote for One
Sterling G. Rhodes, Route 2, Box 103, Shelton, Washington.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 403
DISTRICT NO. 1
4 year term Vote for One
Alma Jacobsen, Star Route 2, Box 419, Belts(r, Washington.
Theodore H. Blair, Jr., Post Office Box 14, Tahuya, Washington.
DISTRICT NO. 3
4 year term Vote for One
Kenneth B. Leatherman, Star Route 2, Box 669, Bremerton,
Washington.
Laurence Dutton, Jr., Post Office Box 63, Belfair, Washington.
Anthony Hannon, Star Route 2, Box 737, Bremerton, Washington.
DISTRICT NO, 4
4 year term 'Vote for One
Wendell L. Harder, Post Office Box 325, Belfair, Washington.
Phyllis O. Meyer, Star Route 1, Box 550, Belfair, Washington.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 404
DISTRICT NO. 2
4 year term Vote for One
Charles H. Dillon, Star Route 1, Box 189, Shelton, Washington.
DISTRICT NO. 3
4 year term Vote for One
(No one filed for this position. Will be filled by write-in votes.)
DISTRICT NO. 5
4 year term Vote for One
Harry Hayes, Jr., Lilliwaup, Washington.
COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
GENERAL ELECTION
Directors
DISTRICT NO. 1
4 year term Vote for One
(No one filed for this position. Will be filled by write-in votes.)
DISTRICT NO. 2
4 year term Vote
amtleYegita.Ute 1, BOX 476, Bremerton, Washingtof°r One
• , Cost Office Box 347, Belfalr, Washington.
DISTRICT NO. 3
4 year term Vote for One
(No one filed for this POsition. Will be filled by write-in votel,)
COUNTY GENERAL ELECTI00000
•
Fire District Commis009
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 1 1
6 year term °teh,fQ
FIRE PROTEC 00TON DISTRACT NO.z
6 year term vote f0f
John R. Matson, Route I, Belfair, Washington. ;t
:oi,.
2 year unexpired term
(No one filed for this position. It will be filled by write-in v:
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO, 3 i
4 year unexpired term V
Wm. R. Spooner, Post Office Box 478, Grapeview, WaSWJ*vl- t
P.oT00c-r,o. D,00T.,c'r No.' ,;$
term vote ' I
6 year gto
Henry Unger, Route 3, Box 432-C, Shelton, Washin n : I
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 5"' ;;:i 1
m vote '
6 year ter ,,qt,.l gtO! t(
Richard P. Gilbert, Route 4, Box 4699, Gig Harbor, w
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 6
vote
6 year term
Robert L. Gwin, Union, Washington.
!
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO'8 r
vote fo
6, 4 & 2 year terms, decided by number of votes• •
Jess E. Tharp, Star Route, Tahuya, Washington.
Jesse Cates, Post Office Box 3,Tahuya, Washingt°n'..:at0'
Post Offme Box 21, Tahuya, Wa
Phylhs
J.
Fmemer,
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT N0,9 i $
6, 4 & 2 year terms, decided by number of votes- V;£
Chester Rosenberg, Star Route I, Box 142-D, shelton, '"o '
Chester Valley, Star Route 1, Box 84, Shelton, Washigt ote.
(No one filed for 3rd position. Will be filled by write-i "- J
PORT OF ALLYN
COMMISSIONER DISTRICT NO. 1 vot¢,f0[
6 year term
Wm. DeMiero, Post Office Box 175, Belfair, Washin I ?
PORT OF DEWATTO
COMMISSIONER DISTRICT NO. z,0112 votef0
6 year term ......
" (No One filed for this position. ,W[;be:.ilea
PORT OF GRAPEVIEW :i
COMMISSIONER DISTRICT NO. 3 vote for
6 year term hi
Marjorie Holl, Star Route 1, Box 60, Allyn, Was
PORT OF HOODSPORT
COMMISSIONER DISTRICT NO, 3 votef°
6 year term
HO sod po, Washington.
PORT OF SHELTON _ , ,.I
COMMISSIONER DISTRICT NO. I votefe
6 year term _,.;netO.j.^
Kurt Mann, 251 South 7th Street, She]ton, Walg'
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Public Hospital District
CommissionerSNo. t
COMMISSIONER DISTRICT ._..O ".v°te;'iJ
2 year unexpired term ._. Vean*:,
Robert S. Hoit, Star Route 1, Box 240-A, Lln!°' );t0]
PRECnNCTS AND POLLnNG pLC
Precinct
Airport ......................................................
Allyn
Arcadia ........... .......................................................
Belfair No. 1
Belfair No. 2 .........................................................
Belfair No. 3
Capitol Hill ............................................
Cloguallum (chap. 109, Ex-Ord,1967 LaW)
Dayton .......................................................... :-
Eells ............................................ Middle
Grapeview ...........................................................
Harstine ................................ . ....................... ...
Hoodsport .................................................................
Isabella ....................................................... ......... :
Kamilche
Kamilche 2 ........................................ Little
Lake
.Lilliwaup ......................................................
Matlock .............................................................. "
Mill Creek ..........................................................
Miller ........................................................................
Mountain View ............................................................
Northside
Pickering ......................................................
Potlatch
Satsop (Chap. 109, Ex-Ord. 1967 Law)
Skokomish ..................................... ...
Tahuya ...................................................................... "'""
Union
Westside ......................................................
Shelton No. 1 ..................................................
Shelton No. 2 ................................
Shelton No. 3 ................................
Shelton No. 4 ..................................................
Shelton No. 5 ................................................
Shelton No. 6 • "'
Shelton No. 7 ........................ [':'--:-"-'-" '
Shelton No. 8 Nit.
Shelton No. 9 ..................................................
Shelton No. 10 ......................................
Stelton No. 11 ................................................ :
Shelton No. 12
Shelton No. 13 "'----'-"---'-"---'-"'---..-'-.----...'---.-----'-------""
Shelton No. 14
DTED this 26th day of Oet0ber, 1967_. 0yS .lto l]