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MEETING
A census of about one-third
of Mason County will be
conducted between December
1-14 as a part of the Trident
planning effort, the Mason
County Planner's Office has
announced.
There will be nine
census-takers, the planner's office
said, and they will be identified
by letter. The census will be made
door to door.
The area to be included in the
census is that north of Shelton
and Hamrnersley Inlet and east of
Highway 101 and Hood Canal.
This area was selected because it
is the area of the county which
will be most affected by the
Trident installation.
The census is being made
through a state grant.
3rd
each month
a p.m.
at
Hall
Tree patrol started
The annual patrol of
Christmas tree areas in Mason
L COUnty has started, the Mason
County Sheriff's Office said this
week.
Three deputies, one a regular
deputy and two reserVe officers
...... LAY-AWAY
TOYS
Hamlin's Toy and
Hobby Shop
220 West Cota
have been flying patrols in an
airplane during the daylight
hours.
There are also ground patrols
which travel through the area at
night and during the day.
The Christmas Tree Growers
Association provides money
which is used to pay off-duty
deputies and reserve deputies to
make the ground patrols and to
pay for the equipment used in the
air patrol.
NewYofk: $9.66 on hour• ....
Nothing beats a trip back
home.
But a visit by telephone is re-
ally a close second.
And a lot cheaper.
Particularly if you call before
8 a.m. That would let you get
hold of Morn and Dad just before
lunch New York time.
It's only $9.66, plus tax--for
a full hour, if you dial it your-
self, without operator assis-
tance.
Go ahead. Do it.
For $9.66 you can make any
day Mother's Day.
Pacific Northwest Bell
contest is
The Shelton-Mason County
Chamber of Commerce has
announced plans to again sponsor
the annual Christmas Decoration
Contest, with the project being
directed by Epsilon Omicron,
chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
Sorority.
All entries must be received
by December 12 at 4 p.m. and the
judging will take place December
14 between 5:30 and 9:30 p.m.
All displays to be judged should
be completed and lighted during
the hours when the judging is
being held.
Awards this year will include
dinner for two as first prize in the
three top categories: Religious,
outdoor displays and novelty
(including window painting). A
trophy will be awarded to the
first place commercial entry.
Lighting will not be a separate
category, but may be included in
any display.
The entry blank printed
below should be fdled out and
mailed to the Chamber of
Commerce, P.O. Box 666,
Shelton, or delivered to the
chamber office in the PUD 3
building. (Entry forms are
required for commercial entries.)
CHRISTMAS DECORATION CONTEST
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY
Please enter my display in the following category as marked
below:
Religious
Outdoor Displays
Novelty
Commercial
Name and address: (Print or type clearly)
Name
Street or route & box number
City Phone number
Skokomish get grant
from state for project
The Skokomish Indian Tribe building for use as a tribal
has been allocated a maximum of multi-service center.
$180,000 in Referendum 29 bondDistribution of the state
funds to remodel an existinggeneral obligation bond funds will
be made according to terms of a
negotiated disbursement contract,
Senior Center Charles R. Morris, secretary of the
Department of Social and Health
to open store Services, said.
The Referendum 29 bond
The Mason County Senior issue, which provided $25 million
Center will open Mother in bonds for projects throughout
Hubbard's Christmas Cupboard in the state, was approved by
the building next to CapitalWashington State voters at the
Savings and Loan at 9:30 a.m. 1972 general election as part of
Saturday. the Washington Futures program
Items which will be for salefor community health
will in elude handcrafted rehabilitation facilities.
needlework, home-baked pastries
and other items made by senior
citizens.
Donations of handcrafted art,
handcrafted needle work, pastries,
jams and jellies are needed.
Donations can be brought to
the senior center or can be picked
up by calling the senior center,
426-2568.
Thanksgiving
service set
A Thanksgiving worship
service will be held at 10 a.m.
Thanksgiving Day at the Faith
Lutheran Church.
The public is welcome to
attend the service. The offering
will be sent to the church's
program toward alleviating world
hunger.
1"he official election returns
from the November 4 primary
election have been completed by
the County Auditor's Office.
The official returns include all
of the absentee ballots and
canvass of the ballots counted the
day of the election.
The official returns show that
7,731 voters turned out in Mason
County for the primary election.
The official returns made no
change in the results from the
unofficial returns on the Shelton
City Commission races.
The official returns show
James Lowery with 1,478 votes
for mayor to 729 for incumbent
Frank Travis. Brad Owen received
1 ,497 votes for finance
commissioner to 730 for David
Kneeland in official returns on
that contest.
In the Shelton School Board
contest, official returns give
incumbent Dr. Mark Trucksess
1,880 votes to 1,635 for George
Hermes.
In other contested races in the
county, official returns show:
Southside School Board,
Richard Jenner, 193 and John
Makoviney, 106.
Grapeview School District
proposal for division of the
district into director districts, yes,
135 and no, 179.
Pioneer School Board, John
Trauba, 231 and John Mroczek,
210.
Hood Canal School Board,
John Hays, 430 and Molly
Oberbillig, 306.
Belfair Fire District, Robert
Kern, 371 and Earl Kisler, 352.
Arcadia Fire District, C.
Henry Williams, 215; Jim Sadler,
268 and Edwin Crossan, 221.
Arcadia Fire District special
levy, yes 422 and no 389. The
special levy failed because it did
not get the necessary 60 percent
favorable vote needed to pass.
Fire District Five, Thomas
Brokaw, 468 and Robert Phillips,
292.
Tahuya Fire District, Jack
King, 45 and Ernest Aries, 95.
Cloquallum Fire District bond
issue, yes, 83 and no, 29. The
bond issue passed with a vote in
favor of about 74 percent.
Belfair Cemetery District,
Lowell Genselman, 353 and
William DeMiero, 454
Official returns on the
statewide issues showed Mason
County voters gave Democrat Kay
Anderson 4,087 votes to 3,310
for Bruce Chapman for Secretary
of State. Stateside, Chapman won
the race for the position to which
he had been appointed earlier in
the year.
Other official returns on
stateside issues were:
Initiative 3 1 4, corporate
income tax, 4,983 no and 2,582
yes.
Initiative 316 ~osition
of the death penalty, yes, 5,676
and no, 1,748.
Referendum 35, U.S. Senate
appointments, yes, 3,766 and no,
3,507.
SJR 101, judicial system
changes, yes,3,311 and no,
3,292.
Across from Bayshore
Golf Club
Q. What's worse than breaking in a new
pair of cork boots?
A. Nothing. First you spend about a
hundred bucks for 'el and then for a
couple of weeks they beat your dogs
to death.
There's an answer. We can take your
comfortable old clodhoppers and make
them like new. We'll fix everything,
including heels and toe-caps. You save a
bundle of cash and your feet will love
you for it!
Shelton
Third & Grove
426-4302
205 W. Cota
Shelton
new.
featuring
Fisher • Hitachi • Sharp • G.E.
Stereo Components
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"IT'.~ OUR PLEDGE TO YOU.I"
100 tablets
Reg. $1.33
Vicks
6 Oz. Size
Reg. $2.19
For uPSET STOMACH, HEARTBURN
Or ACID INDIGESTION with
HEADACHE or BODY ACHES & PAINS
36 TABLETS iN 18 f01l PAC KS
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25 tablets
Reg. 89¢
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Cam, ete Prescnphon Serwce
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e,,. * Insurance information * Refilling of your prescriptlon..and doctor's
~tion. (Blue Cross, Dept. of Labor & Industry, Paid Prescriptions Medicare
etc.)
D iabetic &
D ietetic
Needs
Fourth
&
Railroad
Open
9:30-5:30
Mon.-Sat.
Sickroom
Supplies
Group to meet
La Leche League of Shelton
will meet on December 4 at 7:30
p.m. in the home of league leader
Mrs. Richard Wanner.
Discussion will be held on the
third topic of a series, "The
Family and the Breastfed Baby."
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