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SI-IELTON--MA0N COUNTY JOURNAL -- Published in "Christ.rues,own, U.g.A.". helton, Washinon
The Treasury reached a mile-
stone in U.S. Savings Bond sales
with its recent sale of $25 E Bond
No. 2.000.000.000.
NEW BLUE OX
THUR., FRI.. SAT.
ONE COMPLETE SHOW
] v ""t
,4.- t
Sun., Mon. Only
Simpson 01dtimers
Picnic Is July 28
The Simpson Old,liners picnic
is scheduled for July 28 at the
Bill Grisdale residence on Arcad-
ia Point.
Former reaidents of Camps
three, four and seven are invited
to the outing.
Those attending should bring
their own hmches. Coffee sugar
an:l cream will be furnished.
Gas Line i:rom Hem
To Breern Sffs
Mid-Mountain ConstrncLion
Company this week began laying
pipe for the Cascade Natural Gas
line between She!ton and Brem-
ertol].
Work started on the Shelton eno
of the fine ancl Ci'bsse/1 th'e atlock
Road just west of Shelton Tues•
day.
Clearing of the right-of-way was
done by the Ran Moss of Olympia.
Half of one chili pequm will
flavor a family-size stew.
Christmastown Salon: of Beauty
114 South 4th St.
(formerly Edward's Salon)
Now Open Daily - Your patronage is cord-
ially invited.
Prices are moderate. Appointments will be
arranged to suit your c0nvemence six days a
week.
Operated by "Nell" (of Tucson) - you are
offered an expert hairdressing service that
MUST please you.
Stop by and get acquainted - we welcome
your hairdressing problems.
CALL 426-8643
GETTING READY TO SEW A FINE SEAM. Kathy Dickinson
found that to be a successful seamstress you must learn the care
and operation of sewing machine. She also learned to be an ex-
pert in selecting materials, threads, and patterns. Recently Kathy
has worked on a cotton dirndl skirt and cotton blouse which
are included in her "cotton outfit" project. The skirt is of a
blue and lavendar print and the blouse is a light blue. She
plans to tenter this outfit in the fair this coming summer. Kathy is
a second year sewing member. Kathy is a member of the Agate
Tip Tops 4-HCJub of Agate led by Mrs. Martin Auseth, Mrs. J0yce
Olson and Mrs. Victor A'useth. Her other projects include home im-
Irovemeot and home beautification. Kathy is the daughter: of Mr.
aq'd" Mrs. Murre! Dickinson of Cranb'erry creek. (Photo -- Cindy
Jacks0n)
JOURNAL GLASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTS
I III I
RODEO
Buck night Thurs. Only
James Stewart in
"Winchester 73" and
"Night Passage"
Fri., Sat., Sun. adults 85¢
R. Mitchum & S. MacLaine
'!Two For the See-Saw"
Glenn Ford - Hope Lange
"Love is a Ball"
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BREMERTON
THEATERS
KITSAP LAKE
Buck Night Every Night
Wed., Thur., Fri., Sat.
"Son of Flubber" and
"The Last Wagon"
Sun., Mon., Tues,
"Journey to the Center
of the Earth" and ='Voyage
to the Bottom of the Sea"
I
County Has 25
Gov. Agencies
In Operation
NE'vV YORB: How many gov-
ernmental ao'encms are in opera-
t[o in Mason County conducting
the affairs of it.s cities and towns ?
How nmch progress, if any, has
been made in recent years to-
ward re.lnc'n the n:',mbec of these
bodies ?
A NI,]IV I{ICPORT on the snb-
iect. isue] by the Department of
Commerce. makes possible a com-
na.risbn of the governmental struc-
"11re locally wth that found in
)thor comnmnities.
The data was gathered from all
oarts of the country as part of
the 1962 Census of Governments.
It trnderscore the fact that com-
munity affairs arc directed only in
part by county and mmucipal gov-
ernments.
In most places, some of the
fnnctions are under the control of
school districts or special districts,
vhich have authority over partic-
ular phases of local activity.
In Mason Countv. the ,.orr
shows, there are now 25 units of
government in operation, all of
them with property taxing power.
THEY COMPRISE the county
government itself one municipal
government, no township, 10 fis-
cally separate school districts and
13 special districts.
The number is 11 percent less
than the 28 units that were coun-
ted locally in 1957, When the pre-
vious Census of Governments was
taken.
By way of comparison, in the
United States as a whole there
was a reduction of 11 percent in
the five-year period. The Pacific
States had a rise of 2 percent
while the number in he State of
Washington went. up 4 percent.
THE FIGURES show that the
trend, in most communities, is
toward a streamlining and simplif-
ication of the governmental pro-
cess. Since 1957 the number of
units of government in the Un-
ited States declined from 102.392
to 91,236.
Mtmh of the cut is attributable
to the consolidation of school dis-
tricts, which were reduced about
one-third in the five years. They
dropped from 50,454 to 34,678.
One objective of these consoli-
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Directors
LAWRENCE M. ARNOLD::
Honorary Chai/matt j
WELLWOOD E. BEALU
Senior Vice President,
The Boeing Company ,
ROBERT S. BEAUPRE'
President jr ,
HENRY BRODERICK , ,
President, Henry Broddrfck, ?
FRANK H. BROWNELL, JR/
Seattle ,
NORTON CLAPP
President, Weyerhaeuser CompanY"
O. D. FISHER
Chairman, Fisher Flourlg Mill$
Company
CHAPIN HENRY ...
President, H. C. Henry !nveslm¢t
Company
WILLIAM M. JENKINS
Chair,nan
FRANK E. JEROME
Vice Chairman
ERIC A. JOHNSTON
PreMdent, Motion Picture
Producers and Distributors el
A mer'ica, lnb.
RICHARD E. LANG
Chairnuln, Lane &CO. •
ANSON B. MOODY
VOLNEY RICHMOND, JR.
Preside,In Northern Cotz;iiercial
Company
CHARLES D. SAUNDIERS
Cair;nan, Execudte Committee
ADOLPH D; SCHMIOT, JR.
Prbsident Olympia Breivhig
Company
WILBUR W. SCRUBY
Seattle
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
'at Close of Blqs/ness June 30, 1963/
Resourced00
Cash and Due from Banks-. _.. , - . $220,818,744.23
LI.S. Government Securities -.;: ... :-. 230,.862,068.81
State and Municipal (
Securities:--:,-, :. , -99,949,324.66
'. (
Other Bonds and Securities-,--..... , a 7,712=156.66 $
Loans land Discounts -,-, ,. .... . " --" " -- .... , ] __ " .... "1------" " .... " "11 1¢'
Federal Resee Bank Stock .- • • " • " " • " • " " " i
Bank Buildings,. Vaults, Furniture and Fixtures, etc .... . . .
Interest Earned Not Received,• etc ........ . . • -. ,-
Customers' Liability under Letters of Credit and Acceptances . . .
559,342,294.36
:620,896,945.75
/ 1,950,000.00
17,665,237.64
,7,068,020.66
. 12,767,543.38
/
[.TOTAL ........ $1 2t9 690,041 79
Capital Stock
Surplus.. , , .........
Undivided Profits
Reserve for Interest, Taxes, etc. .......
Discount Collected Not Earned ........
Letters of Credit and Acceptances .......
Deposits ............
TOTAL' ........
Liabilities
.... $ 27,400,000.00
37,600,000.00
33,583,193.77
$ 98,583,193.77
8,927,567.74
9,242t155.71
12 767 543 38
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• • • 1,090,169,581.19
........ . • $1,219,690041.79
WALTER W. STRALEY
President, Pacific Northwest Belt
Telephone Cohpany
WILLIAM S. STREET
Busi,,ess Management
J. A. SWALwELL
Seattle
GEORGE VAN WATERS
Honorary Cizalrman, Van Waters
& Rogers. Inc. . ....
KATHERYN WILSON
SHELTON BRANCH DEPOSITS: $9,784,664.62
You're a/ways wecome at...
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_ ONAL I3oANK
ATTLE-FIRST
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........ WASHINGTON'S STATEWIDE BANK
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Thursday,
ADVANCED BEGINNER swimmers are being fort's summer recreation swim
helped by sw=m assistants Lynne Stevens (far Nuotare. The Pool water is
left) and Leanne Armstrong (far right) at Shel- clean by continuous 24-hour
NEW ARRIVAL FOR
HAROLD CARR FAMILY
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carr. 1313
Sturgis Avenue S.. Seattle. re
the parents of a boy, born July
5 at Providence Hospital in Seattle.
He was name RuPert Kelso ana
weighed six pounds and six oun-
ces.
Mr. Carr. who is employed by
the public relations department at
Boeing, is a former Shelton rein-
den. The new arrival's grandpar-
ents are Mr. and 'Mrs. R. S. Kelso
of Kennewick, and Mrs. Ann ]I.
Carr of Ephrata, also formerly at
Shelton.
dations has been to cut the costs
of operation. Many of the school
districts are small ones which
could be combined with neighbor-
ing ones at a saving to both.
The report shows that 44 per-
cent Of the nation's school sys-
tems run schools for few than 150
pupils each.
J
I
Ar00,ong Your
Merchants
TED'S DRIVEIN OPEN
IIOUSE THIS FRIDAY
Free coffee and ice cream cones
are offered by Kay and Ted Bol-
linger as a get-acquainted offer at
their new drive-in this Friday.
The drive-in i located next to
the trout hatchery at the Purdy
Canyon cutoff 8 miles from SheV
ton toward the canal. Aside from
regular.drive-in fare Ted's will fea-
ture chicken in a basket an
shrimp in a basket and has pro-
vided a picnic area beside the
stream for customers to enjoy.
See ad page 8.
OLSEN FURNITURE
STAFF AT MARKET
Rod Olsen, of Olsen Furniture
Company spent Sunday and Mon-
day in Seattle at the furniture
market viewing the new lines, el-
sen reports that he added to the
company's Colonial furmture se-
lection during the trip. Esther
Umpheour spent Wednesday at the
showings.
WILLOUR QUALIFIES AS
INSURANCE LEADEI
Clinton Willour, Shelton life nn-
derwriter associated with the Pu-
get Sound agency of Northwestern
National Life Insurance Co., qual-
ified for all four of his firm's lea-
dership clubs in 1962. He was" a
volume, premium, net gain and
persistency leader, ranking among
the top 10 percent of the firm's
national sales organization.
OPEN HOUSE STARTS AT
NEW RICHFIELD SERVICE
A three-day open house continu-
ing through Saturday is now un-
derway at the new Richfield Ser-
vice Station at First and Raih'oad
aveuue.
Lost Lake
Attending I
For
By Dori
LOST LAKI
going to
University in
his Leaching
An average(
dren went to
Buck Prairie,
and their
ing Sunday.
their teacher
Late last
was held
tending were
en and M
chantie,
Cartney,
John MarroW.
Mr. and Mrs,
Aberdeen we
Clyde Norris
THE
tim
in Elma
Gn
The
day camping
north as
to Montana.
On Sunday
to Silverdale
ces.
Darrell
into the
Darrell,
liams
horse show
Posse
The
were the
Ben WillianS
For a cold
ink with
and black
cold in
Operated by Jolm Long, form-
erly of Olympia, the new super
service is offering a variety ot
gifts and door prizes" as well as
special sale prices.
The new station occupies the
same site as the previous Rich-
field but has been greatly en-
larged. In order to accommodate
the new building the Pauley Mo-
tors building was torn down along
with the Shelton Feed and Garden
Center. Pauley put in a new build-
ing across from the station and
the feed center moved across the
street.
For complete details of the sta-
Lions gran
page 14
TILLICUMAF
CLOSES
Tillicum
miles from
Canal will
vacationers
this season.
Irene HarV
has
will be
ber 4th.
QUALITY USED
HI-VALUE USED
'60 Willys 4 x 4 Pickup
Heater - Warn Hubs - 22,000 Miles
'60 IH 1/ Ton Panel
Heater- 3 Speed - 6 Cyl.
'51 IH 1 Ton Flat Bed
4 Speed - Hydraulic Dump Tires
No Spin Rear Axle - New 6 ply
KIHBEL
0 HRYSLER -- PLYMOUTH
INTERNATIONAL
707 SOUTH FIRST ST.
£i:i
'62 Chevrolet Greenbrier Sport
4 Speed Transmission - Heater
Radio- Large Mirrors- Urdercoat
Like New - 14,000 actual Miles
'59 Chevrolet Belair "6" 4 Dr.
Radio - Heater - Automatic
'59 Pontiac Starchief 4 Dr. H
Radio - Heater - Power Steering
'57 Chevrolet Station Wagon.
Radio Heater - Automatic
'58 Rambler American 2 Door
Heater - Overdrive
'56 Desoto Firedome 4 Door Sed'==
Radio - Heater - Automatic
