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escapes duringNovember
aring October, 183 furloughs were granted to 136 residents of
ngton State's adult corrections facilities. There were no escapes
ted from the program during October. Since new guidelines were
ted in March 1972, there have been 4,843 furloughs granted. There
been 31 escapes. At the end of October, 10 residents were on
status.
)men vets number 542,000
10men comprise 1.9 per cent of the nation's 29 million veterans,
. Phillips, director of the Seattle Veterans Administration regional
i, reports. The figure includes 8,500 separated from military
e in fiscal year 1973. There are 542,000 women veterans, 305,000
i~0m are credited with World War II service. Nurses who served
the Spanish-American War and World War I women veterans
!15,000. Vietnam-era women veterans numbered 91,000 through
punchcards available
the salmon punchcard used by sport fishermen to record their
~n catch in 1974 is available now. The same information that has
logged on the cards in the past - month, day, marine code or
tn _ will still be required on the punchcards for 1974. All salmon
are reminded that they are required by law to have a salmon
heard in their possession when sport fishing for salmon, and to
h them and record the appropriate information immediately when
~s are made.
SECRETARY OF STATE A. Ludlow Kramer was in Shelton
Tuesday visiting with several classes of Shelton High School
students• Kramer answered questions from the students in
the informal sessions. Students from several English and
social studies classes took part.
Liquor tax
I mployment jumps 6,022 IS
given
red unemployment under regular entitlement in Washington The City of Shehon received ended June 30, lq73.
[,!Umped 6,022 to 65,036 for the week ending November 24. $63,616.56 from the State Liquor Mason County received
~ing the 8,622 who filed for extended benefits, the total number Control Board last year as the $45,578.17.
*rnants was 73,658, up 6,755 from the week-ago total, city s share of liquor profits and The figures were announced
taxes generated by the statethis week by the State Liquor
products called a'angerous liquor system during die year ConlrOlyear. Board for the past tiscal
~o health fbod products, Aprikern and Bee-Seventeen, should be Installation The cities and coun,cs sh,red
~Yed and not consumed, warn~ the U.S. Food and Drug with tile State General Fund
histration. LeRoy Gomez, Deput9 Regional Director of FDA's iS postponed about $79.4 million in liquor
profits and taxes during the
field office, announced that the two products, made from Installation ceremonies for 12-month period.
bt pits, may contain potentially dangerous levels of hydrogen
}e. The two products are distributed nationally as special dietary Union City Lodge F and AM The total included $56.9
scheduled for December 15 have million to the State General
le~ents found at the retail level primarily in health food stores, been posponed, it was announced Fund, to help pay for the cost of
this week.
developers get forms The installation will be held
January 4 in the Mr. Moriah
!Pplication forms for compliance with the state's new Land Lodge in Shelton.
hpment Act were mailed recently to more than 300 developers in
~tside of Washington, it was announced by Jack Nelson, Director
Labor and Progress
With the idea that labor is the
basis of progress goes the thought
that labor must be free.
Rober! G Ingc~s~,ll
education, welfare, public heahh,
public safety and other functions
of state government.
The cities of the slate shared a
total of $16.9 million. The 39
counties split a $4.2 million
melon.
In addition, $1.3 million went
to the Department of Social and
Health Services to help finance its
alcoholism program.
! Department of Motor Vehicles which administers the state's real
!'division. The new act takes effect in January next year and
~s land developers offering 10 or more lots which are less than 5
In size to disclose to state purchasers or lessees major risks relating
t Property being offered. Many developments in and out of state
affected.
Christmas Message:
I
By REV. GILBERT O. SKAAR
"Perhaps he didn't know!
Maybe he didn't realize who it
was that knocked at his door that
night! There were so many on the
roads, and he had already turned
away others. After all, his inn
could only hold so many - there
;ust wasn't any room left!
'And so she brought forth her
firstborn son, and wrapped Him
in swaddling clothes, and laid him
in a manger, because there was no
room for them in the inn.'
"Thus from his door the
innkeeper of Bethlehem turned
away the Very One for whom the
world had waited so long.
"With the passing of centuries
we have come to recognize that
the little child born in Bethlehem
was indeed the Son of God, the
Saviour who had come to a cradle
that He might go to a Cross.
Unlike the innkeeper, many today
know Who He is and Why He
canre, yet have continued to
crowd Christ out of Christmas
and shut out the Saviour from our
First
!
426-6163
2nd & Franklin
Sheiton
now
oc
celebrations. The age-old decree is
still reechoed in countless empty
hearts, 'no room, no room.'
"The Saviour who 'came unto
His own, and His own received
Him not,' and who on the night of
His birth found 'no room.., in
the inn,' this same Saviour stands
at your door. Shall He who
knocks still find no welcome?"
This message, authored by
Don Johnson and printed on a
Christmas greeting from the
American Tract Society, certainly
speaks to my own heart and life.
There are always the demands for
our time and attention that tetrd
to crowd Christ from the
prominent place He deserves in
our Lives. These days there are a
multiplicity of deep concerns that
occupy our thouglrt life. But the
Spirit of the Living Christ calls to
an openness of mind and life, a
call to thanksgiving and praise.
May Jesus Christ be given His
rightful place in your life and
mine. Jesus says, "Behold 1 stand
at the door and knock. If any
person will hear my voice, and
open the door, I will come in.. • "
Specks and boards
Don't criticize, and then you
won't be criticized. For others
will treat you as you treat them.
And why worry about a speck in
the eye of a brother when you
have a board in your own? Should
you say, "Friend, let me help you
get that speck out of your eye,"
when you can't even see because
of the board in your own?
Hypocrite! First get rid of the
board. Then you can see to help
your brother.
Matthew 7: 1-5
uestions to a:
@ Is the plumbing waste system hooked up to the
city sewer system?
If the answer is "no," the waste system
probably is hooked to a septic tank. The tank
should be large enough to handle the capacity.
Does the city expect to run a central sewer
system into the area soon? If the answer is "no,"
you may have additional expense in keeping the
septic system clean and operating properly.
• Is the builder proud to be selling you this
house? If you feel you're just another in a parade
of families, perhaps the builder isn't as interested
as he should be. When you feel that he is genuinely
proud of his product, chances are you're doing
business with a top house producer.
Suite 4
PHONE Govey Building
's..,to. -r= om= Ph• 426-5547
426-$$47 7S2-9210
426-5548
UNION CARBIDE
OIL TREATMENT
b.._
NO LIMIT
FRIDAY-SAT. ONLY
SHALER
ENGINE TREATMENT
FREES STICKING VALVES
OUR REG. PRICE 1.49
QT.
NO LIMIT
FRIDAY.SAT• ONLY
EVERYDAY
I
1750 WATT ................
2250 WATT ................
3000 WATT ................
I • I III
CUT-RATE BUYS
FRAM or PENNZOIL
A GOOD X-MAS GIFT
2nd's
lEACH
lEACH
ALL STD. SIZES--NO CASING NEEDED
LARGE STOCK FOR CARS & PICKUPS
ALL DISCOUNT RRICED
NIC-L-SILVER
LIST
FORD-CRY PROD ........... 4.28
" .'.4 28
BUICK-CIIEV-PONT ........
DATSUN-TOYOTA .......... 5.28
Our Price
$2.39
2.59
2.89
20 or 30 WT.
HAVOLINE
RPM
PENNZOILaT.
MOBIL or
SHELL
VALVOLINE
UNION
QUAKER STATE
BUY YOUR OIL & FILTERS AT CUT-RATE
AND CHANGE IT YOURSELF. YOU
COULD SAVE THE PRICE OF A TANK OF
GAS WITH EACH OIL CHANGE.
BATTERIES CARBURATORS'-FUEL PUMPS 95
12 VOLT FUEL FILTERS--CARB KITS CASIE OF 24
spers .............. $7.95- $15.95 2 YR. ..............$16.95 ,,, WATER PUMPS-- 4c
td. Pickup Mirrors. ......... $12.95 pr. YR ............... $19.95 ,.. CHOKE PULL 0FFS
Id. Jacks 1-1/2 Ton $11.95 YR. .$26.95 ,x. ' ALL PRICED TO SAVE YOU $$$
........ CHECK YOURS TODAY!!! I ,
' ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT TYPE
ing Lights ......... $3.95- SCHAUR
BATTERY CHARGERS
|kometers -- $29.95 1 AMP s7.95
• • • • • • • • • • • • • e• •
d Sets )$6.95 up 4 AMP .............. . 13.95 • WINDSHIELD
................. WIPER BLADES EACH
' 6 AMP ............... .s16.95 WE HAVE ONE TO FIT MOST
IItOlll Steering Wheels..$7.95 - $19.95 10 AMP ........ . ..... t20.95 CARS & PICKUPS BUY A COMPLETE BLADE FOR
-- . COMPARE AT $15 to $25 WHAT YOU WOULD PAY FOR
dng Wheel Covers ........ $3.49 z 4c " A REFILL IN ANCO OR TRICO
C
rush 0utsiders: ........... $79.95 pr, C ALL COPPER CORE ANTImFREEZE $2.19
due Covers $19.95 pro [ $15095 PRESTONE OR ZEREX GALLON
.............. to ALL CARS IEA.
$1.95
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