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TWO DONORS wait in line while a third get~ her blood pressure checked
during the Mason County Blood Council blood drawing at the PUD
auditorium Thursday. A total of 125 units of blood was donated to the
Regional Blood Bank by Mason County donors during the project.
f
]undreds of Christmas
by local fourth, fifth
sixth grade students were
for use in the Journal's
annual Christmas Greetings
The special holiday
used artwork by students
k the Mt. View, Evergreen and
Schools. The following
submitted Christmas
Adams, Troy Ahlf,
Roy Albaugh, Cameron
Steve Anderson, Thor
Glenn Andrews, John
Bamford, Mike Bateman,
Bateman, Craig Bechtold,
Bell, Brian Benitz,
isle Bennett, Lee Bentley,
Bernert, Leo Blakley, Scott
Debbie Boelk, Leonard
Terri Bftggs, Ray Brock,
Brown, Linnie Bryan,
Buechel, Becky Burgess,
Burfiend, Carla Bush, Dan
Carle, Tony Carlon,
C arftngton, Tim Casey,
Chakos, Dolores Challender,
Ann Cole, John Coker, Rob
Brian Collins, Karin
ts, Myron Cornett, Tami
Tom Crawford, Marty
Joann Cunningham, Nancy
Curtis,
Davidson, Lynn Ann
Tommy Depoe, Darren
Carol Doebler, Gina
bar, Michael Eaton, Cece
Fo~o, Rene Fredson,
Freeman, Robyn Frost, q
~uller,
lecky Gibson, Patty Gibson,
gigstead, Tom Gigstead, Pat
h, Rock Glavin, Brad Glover,
ii Glover, Pattie Goldsby,
aid Goldsby, David
hnith, Rube Gonzales, Carl
~lburn, Connie Goodburn,
~rie Gouley, Jerry Graham,
~4sa Halvorsen, Jeanine
lin, Scoot Hankins, Tammy
~on, Todd Hanson, Sheila
Zr, Jon Hart, Jill Hartline,
~e Hartsell, Dale Haselwood, "
Hsa Haselwood, Randy
itz, Joanne Henderson, Dawn
Kim Hoover, Theresa House,
'les Howe, Debbie Hughes,
e Hughes, Mike Huisingh, Jon
bert, Julie Huson,
lteve Johnson, Teresa
!~on, Shawn Johnston,
~like Kane, Loft Kimbel,
raine Kinnaird, Shelly
on, Lucy Evankovich, Lisa
Steve Lane, Alan Lauber,
Leaf, Lisa LeCroy, LorE
Tonia Lewandowski, Chris
greetings
Lewis, Curtis Likes, Brian Lisk,
Darren Lohmeyer, Leon Longan,
Loreaa Longlund, Mike Lovitt,
Brian Lund, Holly Lund,
Tracy McCoy, JoE McKim,
Lore Mack, Paula Mak, Roger
Manning, Meleki Manu, Sheila
Marcy, Jeffrey Alan Martin,
Tammi Mead, Mark Medcalf, Lisa
Miljour, Mick Million, Shireen
Mitchell, Greg Montoya, Loran
Morgan, Jim Morken, Suzy
Morkert, Jack Morrison, Jill
Morrison, Todd Mortensen, Diane
Muntz, Rita Murray,
Duane Nault, Tina Neese,
LeeAnn Nelson, Terry Nichols,
Kevan Northup,
Kim Patterson, Janet
Peterson, James Pharris, Jeff
Phipps, Mark Pierce, Gall
Prisance, Gaff Porter, Carolyn
Putvin, Sharon Putvin,
Teresa Rathbun, Shaft Relier,
Lonna Rice, Tammy Rickards,
Stark, Janie Starks, Lora
Stephens, Marian Stevens, Sterling
Stock, Y. Strachila, Barbie Strope,
Jonie Strope, Jeff Strozyk,
Russell Strutz, Billy Swisher,
Judy Swisher, Roxie Smith,
Chuck Earl Smith, LorE Slusher,
Susan Schank, Jeff Schneider,
JuAnne Sandusky, Lisa
Sandstrom, Vernon Sanehez,
Mark Soper, Matthew Sunchelli,
Shelly Twiddy, Sandy Turner,
Lorrie Tremper, Judy Todd,
Darrell Tidd, Bill Thompson,
Vikki Thele, Cindy Thele, Darren
Thacher, Bruce Terwilliger, Kim
VanCleave, Raul Velarde,
Deanne Marie Wybenga, Shane
Wulf, Bonnie Woods, Richard
Wood, Allan Wilson, REeky Willis,
Denise Wilcox, Melody Wig#n, Pat
Wheeler, Tim West, Kftsti Weber,
Ran Weaver, Mark Warren, Andi
Warren, Nita Wames, Dorena
Warnes, David. Ward, Elizabeth
Tim Rickards, Donald Robbins, Walker, Shelly Wagoner, LorE
Mary Radius, Kyle Rohwein,` Wagner,
Bryan Roof, Roxanne Rose, Toni Jackie Young, Paula Zangl,
Rose, Matt Rosie, Bobby Russell, Pat Zangl,Robert Zachry.
Steven Smith, Mark Soper,
Danny Spezza, Carmen Stark, Pat
After Christmas,
Dried-out trees are dangerous/
| SHELTON VOLUNTEER FIREMEN I
| will pick up your tree (within I
CRy limits) and dispose of it safely.
PICK-UP Sun. Dec. 28 or
DATES: SUN. JAN. 4
DONATION: 1.00 per tree
f We're nine resident volunteers and twelve who1
II I~IJU~ work at other occupations but are available byl
I wnv radio at home. We drill every Wednesday night|
I ~m with the oaid firemen so all can act as a team at/
| ~ I; the scene of a fire. We have our own organizatlonl
|~IIIE. with officers and bank account for holding social/
II ,tUkl~lE$ and service functions that cannot be paid for/
k with city funds., , 1
M_A/_.L COUPON TODAY!!
I PiCK UP TREE: [ZZIDEC. 28 V----IJAN. 4
I
$1.00 DONATION AT TIME OF PICK-UP J
I Mail Shelton V ol. Fire Dept. l
I to:City Hall
.... Sh lton 98584_ I
Ad Paid for bY Lumbermen's
701 S. FIRST SHELTON
Owners: Dan, Jim, John & Vern Stewart. Diesel Mechanic: Lyle Linton
Open Monday thru Friday 8:30 to 5:00, Saturday 8:30 to boon.
TRUCK SERVICE DEALER
ck Parts & Sh
Steam Cleaning Welding
Engine & Transmission Rebuilding
We work on all trucks, loaders,
skidders, shovels, dozers, backhoes,
farm tractors -- just about any piece
of equipment you can drive, haul or
tow through a 15' x 15' door.
rmers
Farmers will pay lower
property taxes on their livestock,
poultry, bees and agricultural
crops in 1976 under a new law
exempting a portion of their
assessed value from state and local
taxation.
In Mason County, farmers will
receive tax reductions of $861 on
livestock with a value of
$86,130.00
Regular levy savings in 1976
will amount to some $331,000
statewide. The amount of
exemption will increase gradually
over a 10-year period and when
lower
fully phased-in tax reductions are
expected to exceed $6 million
annually.
County assessors reported to
the Department of Revenue that
livestock valued at $132.I million
and $2 million in crop inventories
were eligible for 25 percent
exemption from 1975 property
tax levies payable next year. The
reduction will go to 30 percent in
the 1976 assessment year, and
then increase 10 percent annually
until 100 percent exemption is
attained in the 1984 tax year. A
companion law is in effect for
property
personal property inventories held million for livestock and $1.5
by businesstaxpayers, million for the other exempt
The counties with the largest properties.
number of agricultural
exemptions this year are Kill t heathers
Whatcom, with $3,061,800;
V~kima 19 £ ~ mlmn. ~na I can hire one-half of the working
Grant';'$2.4 "n~"llion.'Eieven"other class to kill the other half.
counties reported $1 million or
more: Clark, Franklin, King,
Kittitas, Lewis, Lincoln,
Okanogan, Skagit, Snohomish,
Stevens and Walla Walla.
The net 1975 value after the
25 percent deduction was $99.4
Jay Gould
Poison dosage
Poison is in everything, and no
thing is without poison. The
dosage makes it either a poison or
a remedy.
Paracelsus
OPEN
CHRISTMAS
DAY
10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Open New Year's Day
10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Here it is! By popular demand . . . and just in
time for the holidays. Eleven beautiful silver gifts
from famed International Silver Company.
Designed to satisfy even the most discriminat-
ing of hostesses. Yet perfect for everyday use. You
asked for them, so we made this special purchase
We know you'll love this enchanting silver assort-
ment. Stop by and see the display at the TCF of-
rice nearest you. They're perfect for Christmas
gifts.., or just right for your own home.
But hurry! Before the full assortment is gone.
WELL 'N TREE TRAY
°, S.0F [ ,,,ooo /
I P_'~I WITH DEPOSIT OF I $2,S00
[
I Y_'~Yl w,~ mosir o~ I $~,ooo
sago
J
SILVER PETITE TRAY
FREE
WITH DEPOSIT OF $300
4 PC. COffEE SET [
I $28 WITH DEPOSIT OF SS,O00
i
$33 WITH DEPOSn OF $2,500
THURSTON COUNTY FEDERAL
SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
• One Free Gift Per Customer •
• All Items Subject To Availabiflty
At Time Of Deposit.
• OLYMPIA eSHELTON eLACEY eTUMwATER
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