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• JAM119477. License No. 2A 3426
Beckwith Jewelry .......... 19 27 tration days held last week.
LOST--Year old male Sealpoint Siam-
ese cat. Missing since March 21. 720
Cedar. Phone 426-4725, W 4/4-18
WANTED to Buy Fern. Will pay 2
cents bonus. Located on Cole Road.
Phone 426-3051. W 4/4-18
FOR RENT or Sale--Two-bedroom
house. 214 East Pine, Cheap. Phone
426-6981. Y 4/4-18
ncar Shelton--33-acre farm with five
bedrooms, modern, double garage.
Phone 426-6981. 6 miles out.
Y 4/4 tfn
COMPACT, clean. 2-bedroom Hillcrest
home, garage, utility porch electric
heat. $55, Call 426-4870 after 4 p.m.
Oregon.
1953 Pontiac Sedan. Mtr. No.
KSXH1433, License No.2/8 5563. Iowa.
1953 Ford Coach. Mtr. No. A3RG143684.
License No 6K 91. Oregon.
and, at the hour of 11:30 a.m. of said
day at Line Equipment Co. Belfair
Washington. I will sell the following
described vehicle, to-wit:
1949 Lincoln. Mtr. No, 9EL66556.
License No. ,IET 089. California.
D. S, CLARK. Sheriff
Mason County, Washington.
4/4 It
NO• 16618
NOTICE OF PRlVA7E SALE O1"
REAL ESTATE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
4/4 tfn KITSAP COUNTY
................................................. In the Matter of the Estate of CARL
MAGNOLIA Special--often called tulip
trees--2 weeks only, several varieties.
All with lots of buds, $4,98 and up,
Garden Shop, Rt. 1. Box 45. Phone
426-3710. 4/4-11
Legal Publications
NO, 3444
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of RAY-
MOND L. COLLINS. deceased.
Myrtle A. Collins is tle appointed
and qualified Executrix of said estate.
All persons having claims against said
deceased arc required to serve the
same in duplicate, duly verified, on
said Executrix or her attorney. Robert
L. Snyder, at the address below stated.
and file the: same with the Clerk of
said Court. together with proof of
such service, witthin six months after
the date of first publication of this
notice, or the stone will be barred.
DATE of first publication: April 4,
1963.
MYRTLE A. COLLINS
Executrix
Box 984
Sitk Alaska
ROBERT L. SNYDER
Attorney atLaw
125-1 N. 5th
Shelton. Washington
4/4-11-18 3t
CAUSE NO. 804
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
UNDER GENERAL EXECUTION
IN THE SUPERIOR CO%JRT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
FRANK M. WISER Plaintiff vs.
MAX ISKRA and HELEN ISKRA his
wife, and SLAUKO ISKRA, Defendant
Under ,and by virtue of a general l
execution issued out of and under thc l
seal of the Superior Court o[ the State I
of Washington, in and for said County I
on the 20th day of March, 1963, upon a J
judgment rendered in said Court on the
16th day of November, 1962, in favor of
FRANK M. WISER and against 1VfAX
ISKRA and HELEN ISKRA. his wife.
and SLAUKO ISKRA. Judgment deb-
tors for the sum of FIVE THOUSAND
AND NO/J00 ($5000.00) dollars, to-
gether with aitorney's fees. interest.
costs and increased costs, and to me
directed and delivered. I did on the
20th day of March. 1963• levy upon
all the right, title and Interest of said
judgtnent debtors m and to the tel-
lowing described properiy to satisfy
said judgment, to-wit
In Mon County, Washington. and
described as follows :.
Tract 11, Eleven. Plat of Torten
Shores. as per plat thereof reeorded in
Volume 4 of Plats, at page 77 records
of 1,ia.on CourtLy. All timt portmn el
the following described tidelands and
shorelands of second class lying be-
tween the East and West lines produc-
ed South of Tract 11, Plat of Totten
Shores. as per plat recordea in Vo-
Irene 4 of Plats page 77. more parU-
cu/arly described as follows, to-wit:
All tide and shorelands of the second
eis, suitable for the cultivation ot
oysters as conveyed by the State ot
Washington described by metes and
bounds as follows: Beginning at tle
Meander Corner to tractional Sections
1 and 6. Township 19 North, Ranges 2
and 3 Wtmt. W.M.. and running thence
North 71030 , East 21.06 chains, thence
South 18°30 , East 5.60 chains: South
71030 , West 18.91 chains: Thence North
39°30 ' W,st 6.00 chains to the Point ot
beginning,
NOW THEREFORE. NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN, That on Friday the
26th day of April, 1963. at 10 o'clock in
the Forenoon of said day, I will sell
the above descrlbed property, or so
much thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy said judgment together with
attorney's fees, interest, costs and in-
creased costs, ill all amounting to the
sum of Six Thousand. six hundred and
seventy-six and no/100 Dollars ($6,676.-
00) Plus Advertimng and Sheriff's
Costs,
Said sale will take place at the
East door of tile Court House at 4th
and Pine in said County and State, and
will be at publie atmtion, for cash in
hand to the highest and best bidder.
Dated at Shelton, Wash:. this 20th
day of March. 1963.
D, S, CLARK
Sberlff of said County
By Thorn Eassett
Deputy
3/28-4/4-11-18-25 5 t
NO. 5406
NOTICE TO CREDITOI¢N TO FILE
CLA|MN
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE o WASHINGTON IN AND
FOR THE COUNTy OF MASON.
(IN PROBATE)
In the Matter of the Estate of
GRACE CHARLOTTE BUXTON,
NOTIC IS HEREBY GIWEN, That
Ldters Testamentary oil the Estate
of Grace Charlotte Buxton were
granted to the undersigned, on the
29th day of March. 1963, by the said
Sup;'rior Court,
All persmts having claims against
said estate are required to serve them
with the nccessaly vouchers upon me
at the office of my attorneys Foster
& Foster, 501 Security Bldg, Olympia.
within six months after the date of
the first publication of this notice, to-
wit. within six mouths after the 4th
day of April• 1963. and file the sam,'
with tile clerk of this Courl together
,vith proof of such service, or ' they
shall be forever barred.
Dated at Shetton. Wash.. this 2nd
day of March, 1963.
CARROLL E. BUXTON
Exm:utor of tbe Estate of
Grace Charlotte Buxton, de-
deceased.
FOSTER & FOSTER.
Alter'nays for Executor,
501 Seeurity Build.ing,
Olyill)ia. "I/$raslli n i on•
4/4-I1 18 3t
Sincer'tty--'ts- moi'----e Sll---cce--'sf-ll than
P. TEEL. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai
in compliance with the order of the
above entitled Court. the undersigned
executrix will sell' bn the 20th day of
April, 1963. tile following descr'H)ed
real property .ituated in Mason Coun-
ty. Washington. to-wit:
That portion of Lots 10,11.12 and 13.
Sportsmen's Waterfront Tracts at
Bald Point. lying East of the County
Road. Mason County. Washington.
at private sale at Room 304, Medical
Dental Building. Eremerton. Washing-
ton. All bids for said real property
shall be in writing and addressed to
the undersigned executrix and deliver-
ed to her at said address and/or filed
with the Clerk of the abow entitled
Court at or before 12:00 o'clock noon
of the said 20th day of April, 1963.
Said bids shall •specify the terms of
the offer and no bid shall be consider-
ed for the real property above descHb.
ed that is less than ninety (90€) per-
cent of the appraised valuation thereof.
DATED at Bremerton. Washington
this 1st day of April. I963.
LOUISE E. TEEL.
Executrix
WALLACE & FRASER
304 Medical Dental Bldg.
Bremerton. Washington
4/4-11 2t
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER
FOR SALE
WYNOOCHEE SALVAGE SALE NO. 1
Public notice is hereby given that
pursuant to the provisions of Section
5 of Public Law 273, 78th Congress
(58 Stat. 132-1& U.S.C.A. 583-583i), and
the Cooperative Agreement for the
Management of the Participating For-
est Properties in the Shelton Co-
operative Sustained Yield Unit entered
into by and between the United States
of America and the Simpson Timber
Company, dated December ]2, 1946. all
merelmntable timber marked or desig-
nated for cutting on an area embrac-
ing 787 acres, more or less, within
Sections 2. 3, 9. 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16,
17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23. 24, 25, 26. 27, 28,
33, 34, T. 23N., R. 7W., W,M. un-
surveyed, Wynoochce Block, Grays
Harbor County, Shelton Cooperative
Sustained Yield Unit Olympic Na-
tional Forest, Washington, (villbe sold
to the Simpson Timber Company,
Seattle. Washington. on April 29, 1963.
The estimated volmnes are: 4,400 M
board feet of Douglas-fir, 800 M board
feet of western redcedar. 6.900 M board
feet of western hemlock and other
species. The minimum acceptable bid
per M board feet is as follows: Doug-
las-fir $6.60. western redcedar $3.60.
western hemlock and oher species
$3.65. This includes the following
rates, per M board feet for stumpage
ineluding deposit for sale area hettcr-
ment). ,3.00 base rate plus an addi-
tional $3.00 for Douglas-f r, $3.00 for
western redeedar. $2.00 base rate plus
an additional $1.05 for western hemlock
and other species, and $0.60 for .:lash
disposal for all species. The prices hid
for stumpage shall be considered as
tentativ( rates subject to quarterly
calendar adjustment upward or down-
ward by 0.5 ot the difference between
tlw average (,f tim monthly Douglas-
fit" region indices, as calculated by
tile Forest Service for the three previ-
ous months, and the following base
indices: Douglas-fir 117•31 (El. west-
ern redcedar None. western hemlock
and other species 92,95 (A). Such ad-
justments in he price for stumpage
shall bc applicable to timber scaled
during lhe tl]reer-months period fol-
It)wing the quarter for which the ad-
justment m computed. In no event
however, shall the payment rates for
cant quarter be less than the base
rates as stated alloy.. When the ad-
justed rates by species are lower than
the base rates, the differince between
the h)tal dollar value o the timber
cut at adjusted rates and at base rates
will be recorded for eaeh species. The
stumpage rate for any species will
noI be increased above the base rate
until the subsequent adjusted rates
above base rates for all species de-
velop an accumulated total dollar
value in excess of the total recorded
accumulated difference for all species,
If requested by tle State of Washing-
ton or by Grays Harbor County or by
any person deemed to have a reason-
able interest in the proposed sale or
in its terms, a public hearing w ll be
held in the office of the Forest Super-
visor. Post Office Building, Olympia,
Washington. on the 19th day of April,
1963, at 2:00 p•m. Requests for public
hearing will not be considered unless
received in the office of the Forest
Supervlsol •, 'Post Office Building,
Olympia, Washington, on or before
April 10, 1963. Dated March 25, 1963•
Lloyd G, Gillmor, Forest Supervisor,
Olympie National Forest,
3/28-4/4o11-18 4t
NOTICE OF HNARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: Thai
the 7oarfl of County Comnfissioners
did. on iV[arch 18. 1963. pass a Resolu-
tion declaring their intention to hn-
prove a section of County Road No•
230. als0 known as the North Shore
Road, said portion lying within Sec-
tions 9 and 10, Township 22 North,
Range 2 W. W.M.. extcndlng westward
from the intersection of said County
Road No. 230 with County Road No.
232 (Elfendahl Pass Road). Said im-
provement lying between survey Sta-
tions 256 - 00 attd 348 + 00 for a dis-
lance of approximately 1.7 miles.
Said Resolution further declared that
such road inprovement is a public
necessity and instructed the Clerk of
lhe Board to set up a public Hearing
there,,n.
And further instructcd the Couuiy
l3ngine,r to report oll said road lnl-
i)rove[nent and the (Joun|y Prosecutor
to 'r(view and glve approval oil legal
questions.
NOTICE IS THEREFORE GIVEN:
That said Hearing will be held at the
Office of ihe County Co/nnlissioners In
the Co)n'ih(se at Shelion, Washing-
hm, at tl a.m., April 1o. 1363, All in-
leresled persons nlay appc!ar at said
Heal'iIIK It) be lipid for tile purpose ol
hearinK the Engineer's report (In said
County Road.
Blmrd of County COllllnissJoners
Of Mason County. %Vashington.
genius or talent.--Mary Baker By C. NOLAN MASON
Eddy. " Clerk of tlm Board.
" 3/28- i/,1 2[
We Need More Room
OVER 70 USED REFRIGERATORS
Priced To Sell Quickly
ALL SOLD WITH WARRANTY
All Models, Makes, Sizes and Priccs
LEM WARREN REFRIGERATION
The I-Iut ........................ 12 36
High game---Bill Kneeiand 181•
High series--Claude Cook 462.
2:00 P. M. BANTAMS
W L
Jay Birds ........................ 51 21
"vVillou r Insurance ......... 40 32
Lumbermen's Merc ....... 37½ 34V
V.F.W, Auxiliary ........ 33½ 38
High games--David Graffe 128.
High series---Randy Stanley 243•
j FRIDAY MIXED LEAGUE
W L
Hep Katz ........................ 59 37
You Name It ................ 59 37
Twisters ........................ 42 54
Suburbanites .................. 33 63
High games Sybit Sampson
180, Chuck Thompson 212
High series Verna Johanson
499, Chuck Thompson 565•
WOMEN'S 12:30 LEAGUE
W L
Nell's Pharmacy ............ 68/ 44
Shelton Union Service 58½ 53,
Phil's Richfield ............ 57 55
Dairy Queen .................. 40 72
High game -- Sharon Huisingh
202
High seines Lois Albrecht 525
SIMPSON WOMEN
W L
Lumber ............................ 34 18
Research .......................... 31½ 20 ,
Olympic Plywood ........ 31 21
Accounting ...................... 27 ,25
Loggers .............. : ............. 26½ 25½
Engineering .................... 23 29
Purchasing ...................... 20 32
Insulating Board .......... 15 37
High game June Loving 202
High series -- Jeanne Peterson
501•
12:30 BANTAM LEAGUE
-W L
Cook's Plant Farm ............ 55 23
Timber Bowl ...................... 52 26
Morgan, Eacrett Lbr ......... 44 34
Shelton Joarnal .................. 35 43
Wilson Mill .......................... 35 43
Lions Club ........................ 32 46
Boon's Plumbing ................ 29 49
Eagles Aerie 2079 .............. 28 50
High games---Sonja Ahlquist
192, Chuck Thompson 180,
High series---Sonja Ahlquist 348,
Chuck Thompson 306.
GRANGE BOWLING
• , W L
Matlock .34 17½
Agate ................................ 30½ 21½
Southside ....................... 28V2 23
Skokomish .................... 27 25
CloquaIlum ...................... 25/,2 26.2
Pomona ....... , ............ ..,_v4, 28
Shelt0n Valley ...... [......i..221 "29%
Patrons ............................ 15 26]Yz
High games Joan Sharp 2)9,
Henry Warnes 218•
High series--Lois Simpson 483.
Jim Rossmaier 592.
WOMEN'S CITY LEAGUE
W L
Sunbeam Bread .............. 32 20
Millo's Diner .................... 31 21
Morgan Transfer . ............. 27 25
Shelton Hotel .................. 26 26
Hoodsport Lumber ............ 25 27
Lumbermen's Merc ......... 25 27
McConkey Drug Center 22 30
Polka Dot ............................ 20 32
High game---Rubye Frisken 195,
Higl series---Rubye Frisken 531.
Split picks Dot Rutherford
2-7, Edith Huisingh 5-7,
HARRY D. ROSS, Tacoma, be-
gan work Monday as manager
of the Mason County Federal
Credit Union. He was 'an exam-
iner for the Bureau of Federal
Credit Unions headquartered in
Tacoma seven years. He was
with the bureau five years in
the midwest before coming to
Tacoma. He is married and the
father of one daughter. Ross
- succeeds Robert Sargent as
manager of the credit union.
CHECKS WATERFLOW--John Noble, Olympia, Geologist, Di-
vision of Water Resources, Washington State Department of Con-
servation, measures the flow from the artesian well at the Mason
County Fair Grounds. The Division of Water Resources and the
U. S. Geological Survey are working together to measure the
ground water resources in Washington State, (Photo - Extension
Service)
The Division of Water Resour-
5es, Washington State Department
of Conservation, has an unique
hunter provling the countryside.
He is John Noble, Olympia, an
articulate young geologist who is
hot on the .trail to nosing out
acquifers in Mason County.
Acquifers are strata of porous
rock, sand or gravel lying under-
neath the earth's surface. They
soak up precipitation like spong-
es and hold the water until it
is tapped, or flows from exposed
formations as seeps or springs.
In either case, the fluid yield is
ground water, a natural resource
of the first bracket magnitude.
"The management of ground
water supplies may, hotd the key
Lo nation-wide social and indus-
trial development", Noble said. as
he measured the flow from a Ma-
son County artesian well. "Already
people have over-used ground
water in many areas, especially
in the Southwest2'
Noble went on to explain that
because ground water is locally
stored precipitation, vvater-use
from wells shefld-be balanced with
rain and snow fall. When acqui-
fers are over-pumped water levels
in wells lowe'r and eventually the
wells go dry. Even though it would
seem that Western Washington
has unlimited ground water po-
tential because of heavy precipita-
tion, there is evidence of local
shortages occurring in several
aensely populated areas.
ON A MASON COUNTY MAP
Noble is now plotting the loca-
Discusses
Trash Dumping
Contrart Renewal I
Loren D. Roberts of the Masop
County Garbage Service met with
the Shelton City Commission
Tuesday to discuss his contract
for dumping &t the city dump
grounds.
The commission voted to extend
the present contract with Roberts
until July 1 and then see if the
volume of dumping had increased.
Roberts pays a fee to the city
for dumping at the city dump.
Street Superintendent Bob Tern-
ple told the commission the sum-
mer water rates were due o go
into effect May I and asked if the
commission wanted to extend the
policy of the past few years.
Water users get additional water
during the summer for the same
amount of money in order to pro-
vide them with water to sprinkle
lawns,
WOMEN GO AT IT'
Jean Yeager won the ptqze ball
in the low net event which com-
prised the weekly competition in
the women's diviston of the Shel-
ton Golf Club this week, while Ann
Correa had the honors last week,
for fewest putts.
ABOUT READY
FOR
A NEW BEDROOH SET!
HERE IS A WALNUT BEAUTY
MR. AND MRS. CHEST WITH LARGE MIRROR
FULL SIZE BOOKCASE HEADBOARD BED
AND
A FOUR DRAWER CHEST
all for ONLY--q6P
Furniture Dept. -- 2nd Floor
of
Shelton
A Subsidiary of P, N. Hirsch & Co.
formerly the Lumbermen's Mercantile
lions of existing wells. He is also
collecting geologic data from the
well drillers who have kept rec-
ords of strata which they pene-
trated. This information will form
a pattern of acquifer positions in
Mason County, and establish a
benchmark on Which to base judg-
ments for future ground water
management•
The Division of Water Resources
is cooperating with the U. S•
Geological Survey in surveying
ground water supplies in the State
of Washington. In Western Wash-
ington geologists have recently
completed work in King', Pierce.
Lewis• Kitsap and Thurston Coun-
ties. These findings, coupled with
those from Mason County, will
appear on published reports that
depict ground-water supplies in
most of the glacial basin of the
Puget Sound region. These re-
ports will be invaluable to in-
dustrialists, farmers and well
drillers ,and people who plan to
build beyond the city water sys-
tems.
The 180 for kindergarten regis-
tered this year is 30 more than
were registered at the pro-school
clinic last year.
School officials are uncertain
whether this represents a poten-
tial increase in the number of
kindergarten pupils for the 1963-
64 school year or whether turnout
this year was better because of
the elimination of the physical
examinations which had resulted
in long waits for some in previous
years•
At present there are 219 enrolled
in kindergarten in the Shelton
School System.
The 17 first graders registered
are some who are not now attend-
ing kindergarten• Those in kinder-
garten now are pre-registered
through heir classes•
Shelton Teacher Voted
Office In State Group
M:rs. Mildred Dombroski. Shel-
ton teacher, was elected secretary-
treasurer of the Washington As-
sociation of Speech and Hearing
Therapists at the group's annual
meeting last week.
Mrs. Dombroski has been speech
and hearing therapist for the Shel-
ton School District for several
years.
Also attending the meeting
March 29-30 at the Hyatt House
between Seattle and Tacoma was
Kenneth Edwards. who also works
in speech and hearing therapy in
the Shelton School System•
About 200 persons attended the
meeting.
BASEBALL SCORES
Elma 8, Shelton 4.
Sequim 6. Port Angeles 0,
West Bremerton 2. Central Kit-
sap 0.
Port Townsend 12, Chimacum 6.
East Bremerton 6. Bel]armine 2,
Aberdeen 10, Montesano 0.
Ah. children, you are the bul-
warks of freedom, the cement of
society, the hope of our race!
Mary Baker Eddy.
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RURAL CORRESPONDENCE AND NOTICES -- ]V[on'
DISPLAY ADVERTIShNG -- Tuesday noon
SOCIETY NE\\;V8 -- Tuesday noon
PICTURES AND NEWs -- Tuesday 5 p.m.
WANT ADS Wednesday 10 a.m. __
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER -- William M. Diclde
PLANT SUPERINTENDENT Jim Shrum
OFFICE MANAGER Lodema Johnson
LqEWS EDITOR Alan Ford
SOCIETK EDITOR Marj Waters
OFFICE ASSISTANT iV£ary Kent
ADVERTISING MANAGER -- Barbara Nelson
?RINTERS Russ Stuck, Dave,Thacher, Asa Pears0",
Bill Peele.
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Sludents Write Essays For Loyalty
Sixth Grade students in the i award at a
Shelton School System have be-IMay 1 in the
gun preparing their essays for the I Subject of the
anr{ual Veterans of Foreign Wars l "What Loyalty
Loyalty Day Essay contest. ' The essay
The winner of the essay con- by Mason County
test will be presented with his as an activity for
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