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MAMA MIA'$ PIZZERIA
second cota 426-3060
TUESDAY IS
SPAGHETTI NIGHT
II the spoghettl and garlic bread
con eat .........................
THURSDAY IS
PIZZA NIGHT
the pepperonl, ground beef & $295
sausage pizza you can eat .....
WE WILL BE CLOSED JANUARY 1st
S(INDA Y 12-9 THURSDAY 11:30- ! 0
MONDAY ! 1:30- 9 FRIDAY ! ! :30-10
TUESDAY i ! :30-9 SA TURDA Y ! 1:30- ! 0
WEDNESDAY 1 ! :30-9
PALITOS
PRESENTS:
"r., BRUCE HUGHES
BAND"
WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY
AND
FOR YOUR SPECIAL ENJOYMENT
SUNDAY TIL 3:00 A.M.
WE WILL BE CLOSED JANUARY 1ST
Olympic Hwy. South
At the former Mill Creek Inn
426-5070
Sun., Mon., Tues.,
11:30-10 p.m.
Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat.,
11:30-1:30 a.m.
Fri. & Sat.
Dec. 29th & 30th
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BURGERS
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Have a
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We honor
local competitors'
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EGGNOG
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They're delicious.
57 € a 78 ¢
J OPEN 10 A.M.-1 A.M. I
lYE IN
South First, Shelton Phone 426,191e
Matlock:
Church carolers visit local homes
By DORA and family. Christmas with Mrs. Alta Kelly. Central Park were Christmas
Tile carol singers from Mr. and Mrs. Edward Valley, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bradberry dinner guests of Mrs. Archie
Matlock Church visited many Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Valley and enjoyed Christmas Eve dinner Kelley.
homes in the community and sons were Christmas dinner with Mrs. Shirley Goodburn and Mr. and Mrs. Lud Rossmaier
sang Christmas carols last Friday
evening.
Pastor Bill Trenckmann, his
wife and two daughters of
Bellingham, spent several days
here and had Christmas with his
folks, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Trenckmann. They went to
Portland to spend a couple days
with her folks.
Pastor Trenckmann gave the
11 a.m. service at the Matlock
Church.
There will be Ladies Club at
the Grange Hall January 3 and
January 5 is the first Grange
meeting of the year. January 6
will be the pinochle party.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walker
spent the Christmas holiday in
Tacoma with Mrs. Debbie Walker
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Diggle near Shelton.
Mrs. J. Mary Nilsson of
Seattle is spending the Christmas
holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Helin.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fitting
and family of Orting and Duane
Siehl of Sumner, were guests
Christmas at the Grant Siehl
home.
Mrs. Elvin Hearin was a
dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs.
William Barnes St. Christmas
Eve.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Valley
spent Saturday evening with Mrs.
Elvin Hearing.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly,
Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly and
Paul, Tracy and Don Kelly spent
Pesticide use courses set
If you sell or use a restricted
pesticide you will need to be
licensed by the State of
Washington. To pass the test to
be licensed, you should attend
one of the four pest management
short courses being offered in
1979. Exams are scheduled at
the end of each session (except
Bellevue). Persons who hold
licenses are not required to
retake the exams, but are
welcome to attend sessions for
review and update purposes.
Anyone planning to take one
or more of the exams should
own or have access to the Pacific
Northwest Pest Control
handbook This handbook serves
as a general reference and study
guide. The handbook may be
ordered from Washington State
Department of Agriculture, 406
General Administration Building,
Olympia, Washington 98504, at
$8 per copy, postpaid. A copy
of the order form may be
obtained from the extension
office.
Two of the workshops have
been designed for all license
categories. The first will be held
at the Sherwood Inn in Tacoma,
Jalmary 22-25; the second will
be held at the Mount Vernon
Elks, January 29 - February 1.
. .... .. i,.. -
Contact person is Marvin Jarmin,
county extension agent, County
Administration Building, Mount
Vernon, Washington 98273.
Two additional workshops
have been designed for special
interest groups. The February 8
and 9 workshop at the
Greenwood Inn in Bellevue is for
dealers and managers. This short
course is designed for, but not
restricted to, this group. Retail
nursery or garden center
employes, as well as others may
find this two-day session of
value.
Contact person is Sharon J.
Collman, county extension agent,
312 Smith Tower, Seattle,
Washington 98104.
The fourth workshop is
designed for commercial
applicators and public operators
and will be March 15 in Port
Angeles. The contact person is
Jack L. Waud, county extension
agent, 116 West Eighth Street,
Port Angeles, Washington 98362.
For additional information
about any of these pest control
management workshops contact
the Mason County Extension
office in the basement of the
post office in Shelton, or call
426-4732.
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aEsta te
By Realtor REID MITCHELL
MASON COUNTY REALTY
ADVANTAGE OF LARGE MORTGAGE
When buying a home,
should you strive for a low
down payment with a
commensurately large
mortgage loan? Here's what
some experts say about the
value of a large mortgage.
The lower your down
payment is, the easier it will
be to sell your home in the
future. The reasoning is that
there will be a greater number
of prospe'cts who have a
smaller amount of cash
available to take over a large
mortgage than for a huge
down payment or even being
forced to take out a new loan
at a possibly higher interest
rate.
The higher interest charge
is offset somewhat by a higher
tax deduction. The money
that would have been put into
a larger down payment can be
used for other income-pro-
ducing investments. Finally,
it's cheaper to borrow
mortgage money than any
other kind. And you certainly
may have to borrow for autos
and college tuition if you are
an average American.
If there is anything we can
do to help you in the field of
real estate please phone or
drop in at MASON COUNTY
REALTY, 724 Railroad
Avenue, Shelton, phone
426-4486. We're here to help.
after you see your doctor...
bring your premcrip
Evergreen
Evergreen flam • 426-3456 @ Sholton
family of Shelton. The
Bradberry's also visited the R.W.
Lowe family in Shelton.
Our community extends
sympathy to the family of
Harold Hall who died last week.
He lived most of his life at
Dayton and Matlock.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bradberry
took picnic lunch and spent the
day Christmas, at Harold
Hopkins. Shirley Goodburn and
family joined them.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Siehl of
Washougal called at the Grant
Siehl home Friday.
Christmas Eve, Mr. and Mrs.
I.C. Ford and Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Landbloom and daughter
were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Brehmeyer Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. !. C. Ford, Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Brehmeyer Jr.,
Beth and Ira and Kitty Mak
were Christmas dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. David Knipschield
of Tacoma.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Smith and
children of Hoquiam and Mr.
and Mrs. James Leggett of
were Friday evening dinner
guests at the James Rossmaier
home at Olympia.
Christmas day guests for get
together dinner at the Lud
Rossmaier home were Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Rossmaier and sons of
Rainier, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Sharp and family, Mr. and Mrs.
James Rossmaier of Olympia,
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rossmaier
and girls of Tulnwater, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Goodburn and family,
Mrs. Margaret Goodburn and
children, Paul Kinnaird and son,
Don, of Shelton and Mrs. Locki
Duvall of Aberdeen.
Mrs. Herbert Brehmeyer Sr.
and Pete Maras were Christmas
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Johnston of Satsop.
Kellie Ann Smith is spending
this week with her grandmother,
Mrs. Archie Kelley.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester lverson
had a family dinner Saturday.
Guests were the Mike Brehmeyer
family, Mr. and Mrs. Nick
lverson and daughter, and Mr.
and Mrs. Terry Hawkins.
Ph. 426-8139
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B. G,E, LIGHTED DIGITAL ALARM 10.00 5.00 FREE
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D. G.E AM/FM CLOCK RADIO 20.00 15.00 10.00
E. T.l. DELUXE MEN'S WATCH 30.00 2S.00 20.00
F. T,I DELUXE LADLES' WATCH 30.00 25.00 20.00
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