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10, 1963
Rt,TON--MASOI CO/OURNATI- Published in "Ghrlstntaown, U.S.A.," 8he!ton.
Page 1.
Real
Estate
T V:,EW--3 BEDROOMs
lave just listed one of the
}eW three bedroom homes
under $11,000. Everything
• floor. Spacious rooms
One bedroom is ex-
Lots of storage. Newly
-=€ kitchen. Handy utility.
garage. Convenient to
school and shopping. This is
,d buy at $10,750. Call Vince
e today for an appointment.
OICE SUBURBAN
is.the home you have been
g for. Located close in on
aores. This 3 bedroom beau-
be yours for just 10 percent
Loaded with fine features,
ng built-in appliances, beam
fireplace, carpeted
double carport, dril-
and many others. Don't
a minute longer call today
appointment.
IXER UPPER
Han¢l yman opportunity
lrvestigate this 3 bed-
home with rental property.
=Is will make payments and
:penses. See it now -- just
Contract terms to the qua-
buyer.
AT THIS]
lown-payment required. Use
;G I. Loan to purchase this
home. Four large
basement, spacious
l'-room with fireplace plus
kitchen dining area. Excel-
including new roof
outside paint. See it to-
it only $9,500.
O'K: MOM --
STA I RS
perfect home for the
small children. Fount
rams 2 baths all on one
It has spacious rooms, par-
ent, oil furnace, fire-
new roof to mention
= few of it's fine features.
e the existing loan at just
TERMS
you can name your own
on this good-sized 2 bed-
me. Located close to sto-
is vacant to give
posession. Asking
=miner FUN]
for just $7,500 you can own
Own cottage on the canal
Will appreciate the well kept
arance and spotless conditi-
:ally furnished. Also you wil
ownership in 50' of some of
font on the canal
=s arranged so call today.
i-O SCHOOL __
sleep late. Just 324
to SChool. See this rOOmy 2
3m home today. Large liv-
room. Convenient kit-
Jus $5,750.
LARGE HOME
spacious bedrooms and a
)p or rec. room make
family home. The
ran,& utility room have more
I::eUs?%2uilt'i.n. s. Lots of lar-
="nCrY hving and din-
-try hall. Corner lot.
Priced at $11,0D0.
you trade?
VIEW
see th s choice 3 bed-
Her. Located on fenced
Fruit trees. Large play
Y plastered, hardwood
rge attached garage. A
$11,500.
STING
LOCATION
down will move you
downtown listing.
price. This two
a full basemen.
to everything.
ERFRONT COTTAGE
miles from towri
low-bank fron-
access to Highway.
nged two bedroom cot-
to large sun
ch. Priced at
;rms arranged.
ACREAGE
Property has a very
-round stream running
10 aCres. The land is
Iced, but has lots of
Perfect setting. There
ea^_,r°°mY, two-bedroom
¢.ent condition as well
garage. The price is
and some terms can
DOWN PAYMENT?
for just $400 we
u into a brand new
It has three bed-
heat, sidewalks, at-
=d is easy to care
can assume
on this large
that has four bed.
full basement. You
corny kitchen
as well as
ng room with
ace. Just ,850. Immediate
SlOn.,,
HOME
Mt. View home
YOu see it. When you
m, You can boast of
largest living room
carpeted and with
Two large
ep saving kitchen, co-
fenced and a
at
[ today.
ESTATE
ANYTIME
Street @
CALL
HI M L I E---426-6501
M A N N--426.3228
Legal Publications
NO. 3368
NOTICE OF IIEAR]NG FINAl,
iEI)ORT AND PETITION ]POR
DIWF I,kl BUT ION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
(IN PROBATE)
In the Matter of the Estate of
FRANK A. ORI. Deceased.
NOTTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
]VIAXINE PEARL ORI, Administratrix
of the estate of Frank A. Ori. deceased.
has fih,d in the office of the Clerk
of maid Court a final report and peti-
LaBISSONIERE
* &tar Values.
* TOP QUALITY, CUSTOM-
BUILT, EXCELLENT LOCA-
TION. only two minutes to
downtown. One of Shelton's
finest three bedroom homes,
like new. Acti;e area windows
look out on superb views, day
or night; even the breakfast al-
cove tins fog-free double glaz-
ing. Lovely 22' x 15' living
room, w/fireplace, hostess-size
dining. Separate tiled step-in
shower. 3/4 daylight basement,
trophy room, shop, laundry,
plus large recreation center.
Radiant heat. Immediate pos-
session. $21,500 and worth
more. Convenient terms ar-
ranged. (First time offered).
* 110' SALT-WATERFRONT
HOME Two acres, four min-
utes to P.O. Ideally situated on
the South Shore with tidelands.
Almost new three bedroom
home. two baths. Massive sand-
stone fireplace in a delightful
30' x 14' living room. beauti-
fully carpeted. Family dining.
Economy baseboard heathlg.
Slate floor hall entry. Birch
and mahogany panels used wis-
ely. Dream kitchen, three-car
separate garage. Black-top
drive and turn around. 10,000
gallons per hem" artesian wa-
ter, native pressure flow 28
p.s.i. Two patios. Landscaping
in. The price will be based on
pending FHA appraisal. (New
offering today). '
*" WELL LrOCATED HOME
with king-sized living room.
Deep pile luxury carpeting, two
bedrooms with possible third,
hardwood floors. Studio fire-
place, hnmaculate kitchen, am-
ple storage. Garage, shop and
sealed guest room. Paved pa-
tio. Flowers in profusiom Out-
of-town owners have drastical-
ly reduced price to $8,900 for
immediate possession. Easy
terms can be set up.
-k MOST ATTRACTIVE TWO
BEDROOM Angleside home.
Life-time shake roof Log-sized
fireplace, appealing living room
and dining area. It's partly fur-
nished; includes drapes, elec.
range, washer, refrig., all
merge'd neatly in an efficient
kitchen. Extra built-ins. Room
size bedroom rugs• The "most"
for your home investment at
only $9•500. Easy, easy FHA
terms.
* $450 CAN PUT YOU IN A
GOOD 2-BEDROOM HOME --
Spacious living room, panelled
dinillg with built-ins. Nice clean
!dtchen includes utility. This
ts a good sound family home.
Separate garage. Fenced yard.
Priced for immediate sale ---
$6,950. $450 down, and $50
monthly.
* SECLUDED FAMILY
HOME, FIREPLACE, EDGE
OF TOWN. Two large bed-
rooms, spacious panelled living'
room. floor furnace, cheerful
dining room. Suhny entrance.
Immaculate throughout. Well
lighted kitchen, cabinet inter-
mrs enameled in glowing color.
Double insulation• Large attic
storage, or two extra rooms.
Separate garage, shop. Fine
garden, loads of varied berries.
Two, big lots. Only $600 down.
Sensibly priced at $6,600. $50
per month.
* EXCELLENT FAMILY
P R 0 P E RT Y, view location.
Fine four bedroom home, a
room divider makes five. 225'
corner fenced frontage on An-
gleside. Hardwood floors
throughout, circulating fire-
place, healthful hot water heat-
ing system. Attractive living
and dining rooms. Breakfast
area is well heated. Large
lawns, sprinkler system.
substantial family home can be
purchased for only $11,500. Low
down, on FHA terms.
"k 100' FRONTAGE ON IS-
LAND LAKE. Three bedrooms
modern contemporary, board
and batten exterior. F_mchant-
ing view, open design living-
dining rooms• Glass-door fire-
place. Colorful kitchen• Two-
car facilities. Party-sized float
and approach ramps. Landsca-
ping and shrubs in.
* NICE 3 BEDROOM HOME
on Angleside. 11 baths, floor
furnace. Large comfortable liv-
ing room. Family dining room
with ,glassed doors to patio.
Ample, new kitchen cabinets.
Half basement w/shop, all pav-
ed, outside entrance. Potential
rec room in two-car a¢ctached
garage. Fenced and hedged
front lawn. Shade, fruit trees.
Immediate possession for $795
down and $65 monthly. Full
price only $7,950. Call us now.
CALL 426-4666
LaBissoniere
Agency
Real Estate Insurance
119 So. 4th -- Shelton, Wash.
EVENINGS :
JOHN DEVEREUX 426-8544
SYLVIA CAREY 426-3132
Legal Publications
tion for distrit)ution, asking- the Court
to settle snid report, disiribute the
properly tO the pcl'SOllS /hel'et0 en-
tith'd and to discharge the petitioner
as Administ.ratrix: and tlmt said re-
port and petition will [)e heard on
the 25th day of January. 1963 at 10:00
o'clock in tile forenoon of said day,
O] aN FOOll lhereat'te] as the IlHIIt(}F Call
be heard al the court l'l/(')lll (If tile
above-until led eolll'l, ill tile (ourt-
]h)ll ill Sb(tolh Mason County,
Washington. lit which Iitlle and place
an.v persall interesied ill said Estate
lllay al)l)ear llIld file ol)jections there-
to and contest tile sall]e.
Dated this 21st day of Deeemher,
1962.
HARRY DEYETTE
Clerk of said Court
BY TECKLA VERMILLIAN
Deputy.
WOWl!
I'['s been a long time since we've
had a listing like this one. There
are three bedrooms. 2 baths, large
storage area. utility room, electric
heat. modern ranch st,fie, fenced
yard. It's located on the Olympic
Highway, close to stores and
school. All this for $8.950. Better
see this one now it won't last
long at this price.
....... A. ROY DUNN ....
ATTENTION
COVEY WORKERS]
This one is in an ideal area if
you have to drive or take the
"crumby" to work. Your family
will enjoy the large 3 bedrooms,
handsome fireplace, easy-care
kitchen, enormous yard, workshop
garage, there is even room for
a cow and some chickens. The
only way you can go wrong is to
wait. The price is $7,950.00 pay-
ments to please your budget.
-- A ROY DUNN
Legal Publications
GLENN E. CORREA
Attorney for Estate
Belt Building
121 South Fom'lh Street
Shelion. Washington.
12 '27-1/3-10-17 4t
('AI,L FOR BIDS
The North Mason School Directors
NORTH MASON SCHOOL NEWS
Seniors Plan Rummage Sale Jan. 12 As Fund
Raising Project; Band Candy Sale Success
By Dennis Shelly teet after presenting one of their
Coming up this weekend the best performances yet at the Soc
seniors will be holding the "al- Hop that followed the Vashon
call for bids on the following;
] Regular gasoline, delivered at the most annual" rLunnlage sale. [ say
site of the Belfair Elementary Sctlool. "alnlost annual" because this is
2, Diesel burner fuel. delivered to the only the second me ill three years
Belfair Elementary School. and lhe that the seniors have held such
Altyn Ehlnelltary School.
3. P.S. 300. diesel burner fuel (heavy
duty), delivered al tilt, site of the
Nol'lh l%{ason Junior-Senior High
School.
All bids will be received no later
lhan ciKllt pail. the ex'enin2- Of Jall-
uary 14lh. All bids will he sealed
Bids ",viii be oI)elled at a regular llleet-
ink of the directors on this date,
The directors. North Mason Consoli-
dated School District. reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
CHARLES AMACHER. Clerk
North Mason School Dist.
Belfair. Washington
1/3-10 2t
New Officers For
LPN Installed At
December Meeting
The last meeting of 1962 for
the Mason County Licensed Prac-
tical Nurses was held Dec. 10 at
the Nurses cottage of Shelton
General hospital• Election and in-
stallation of officers and the
Christmas party were combined.
New officers for 1963 are:
President, Dorothy Adams; vice
president, June Weckhorst; see..
Helen Simmons; treas.. Ellen Har-
rison Evans; trustees. Lois Schil-
ling, Norene Coleman and Blanche
Campson.'
an event. The sale will be held
in front of the PUD office in
Shelton between 9 a.m. and 4:30
p.m.. Jan. 12. Most of the pro-
ceeds will go to the senior fund
for either the senior ball in the
spring or else for props for the
• senior play to be held Jan. 26.
Speaking of proceeds, it was an-
nounced that the profit on the
band's candy sale was over $100.
Part of the money will go toward
a nmsic scholarship, but some of
it will go for the nearly arrived
"spats" for the band uniforms.
Along with the spats came the
braids for the majorette's uniform
as well as a dm.lm majorette's hat.
NM's famed sextet, the Yachts-
men, have done it again. They
brought all the spectators to their
game. The group was scheduled
to sing at the Kiwanis Club's in-
stallation of officers Tuesday.
They sang "Mamma Don't Allow"
and "Tom Dooley' .
The Girl's Athletic Club recent-
ly held a special meeting to pass
out all the awards earned by the
girls so fat' this year. There were
letters, certificates, and even chev-
rons for another completed year
of good service for the club.
This year. the seniors will be en-
titled to the \\;Vashington pre-cof
lega test program for high school
students. During the period from
December. 1962, through August,
1963. the College Boards will ad-
mimster a testing program• Some
of the tests are scholastic apti-
tude tests and others are achieve-
ment tests and writing tests. Some
of the seniers will be taking
tests on Jan. 12. others will be
taken some time in March.
Bell Riders Saddle Club Holds
First Meeting of the New Year
Mrs. Ray Krateho of Brookings Ore. Mr. and Mrs.
SOUTHSIDE - Bell Riders McIntyre left last Saturday after
Saddle Club met at the community spending a week with Mrs. Mcln-
hall on Capitol Hill on Jan. 4 for tyre's parents Mr. and Mrs. H.
their first meeting of the new Castle.
FUN IN THE SUN The linen hamper was awarded
On Phillips Lake. There is "60 to Mrs. Florek. Congratulations
feet of frontage, a float for a were extended to Mrs. Josephine
boat and swimming, a cabin with
gas range and some fumiture. The
owner has cleared a nice plot loun-
ging. You'll be surprised when
I tell you the low price!!
-- -- A. ROY DUNN
HOW ABOUT THIS
2 bedrooms, living room, kitchen
and bath. Located on a sprawling ....
lot in an ideal neighborhood. You
can own this one with just a small
down playment and your rent mo-
ney. The price is $2,500,00 Help
a man who has two houses.
A. ROY DUNN
WANT TO BUILD??
Better pick your mew lot and
get started on that new home
you've been planning. We have
some of the better lots in Shelton
available now. We are sure you
will find one in a location you
May for winning second place in
the Quiz put on by the state of-
fice. "
The meeting date has been
changed to the first Tuesday of
the month. The next meeting will
be held at 7:30 p.m February 5 at
the Nurses cottage.
Real Estate
Preferred Properties
by
Walerfronl Really
317 Railroad Ave.
CALL 426-8277
NO BETTER BUY IN TOWN]
Suburban setting, fenced
year. The meeting was called to
order by the president, Pete Ro-
berts.
Past president Jip] Taylor is
president of Pacific zone and Ed
Carney is vice-president of Pacific
zone.
New members of the Bell Riders
are "Red" Roe and family and Leo
Bishop and family, All members
voted to go Western State Horse-
men.
Jim Taylor urged more members
to attend the zone meetings which
are the third Friday of the month
at the Eagles Hall at Elma, prac-
tice play day is the first Sunday
of the month at Cosmopolis and
the fair board meets on the third
Tuesday of the month. A correc-
tion Darrel Williams won thirty
two points on his trophy instead
of twenty seven as stated. The
banquet that was held was a suc-
cess.
The Bell Riders Saddle Chtb
have a skating party scheduled for
Arcadia club meets at Margaret
Asche's Jan. 15.
Mr and Mrs. Phil Hardie return-
ed home last Saturday after visit-
ing Mrs. Hardies brother Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Gowin of Cottage Gro-
ve, Ore. The Hardies also spent a
day visiting Mr. and Mrs. Merrill
Pierce of Toledo, Ore. The Pierces
were former residents of Arcadia.
Mr. and Mrs, Ted Bare and Ken-
ny of Acardia returned home New
Years Day from visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Zetterberg and family
and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Binks of
Springfield, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. C.
H. Binks now living in California
are well known to Shelton resid-
ents.
Guests of Mr. and 1Virs. Paul
Koch Christmas Day for dinner
were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rose. and
son, Clayton Koch of Darrington
and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Koch Jr.
and family of Lacey.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Schuffenhauer
and family were Christmas Day
Asia Topic Of
Methodist Study
"Tim Rim of East Asia" will
be the topic of the School Mis-
sions, which will begin Sunday
evening at the Methodist Church.
running for four consecutive Sun-
day evenings. The countries to be
studied are Korea, Taiwan. Hong
Kong and Okinawa. Each session
will begin with a potluck supper
promptly at 6 p.m., followed by
recreation from the lands being
studied and classes for all ages.
There will be pictures, filmstrips,
music and displays, which will
help to make these countries real
to those who attend•
Hal McClary is General Chair-
man of the school and will lead
the adult group. Those who will be
teaching in the Children's Depart-
ment are Mrs. Harry Cation. Mrs.
Frank Porter. Mrs. Elroy Nelson.
Mrs. Douglas MacVilliams and
Mrs. Lee Boeekstegel.
Those who will have a special
part at the first session this Sun-
day when tile topic will be Korea.
will be Don Brown. Mrs. Vrarren
Moe. F. \\;r. Herrick, Mrs. Hal Mc-
Clary and John Ragan.
Use Journal Wanl Ads
Kamiiche Pastor
Moving into
New Parsonage
By Frances Sinlnn)ns
KAMILCHE.--Tile community
is glad to welcome into the neigh-
borhood the pastor of the Kamil-
che Community Church and hi
iamily, Rev. and Mrs. Earl Brad-
ley and two sons. David and
Stephen. of Lacey. They have
started moving belonngs into the
newly acquired parsonage, f61n-
erly owned by Mr. and Mrs Eu-
gene Taylor. Announcement is
made of a fellowship-meeting to
be held at the church Sa:turd6y
evening at 7:30 p.m.
Enjoying a New Year's outing
were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Petty and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Petty and Mrs,
Marian \\;'ltite who drove to'T-
coma by way of Purdy arid the
Narrows Bridge. Tbey had a
pleasant dinner at the Top of the
Ocean On the return trip they
drovc through Parkland, where
they visited R. N. Grate.
Little David Herriek, son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Don Herrick has
been in the hospital for over 5a
week and we are tappy to report
is improving and expected to re-
turn home this week ....
Mr. and Mrs. ¥illiam Brown
and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Staaes of
Seattle visited over the weekend
with the Dewey Sigo family.
Coming from Gresham. Ore.,
Saturday to spend the day at_the
Mrs. J. L. Simmons home was Mrs.
William Hanson accompanied by
her daughter. Mrs. Roland 'Sim-
mons of Portland.
The William Penn family from
LaPush are spending some time
with the Edward Sigo family.
:Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nicklin i:om
The Daltes, Ore spent the Christ-
mas holidays at the Martir/ 1-t
Otto home.
MT. VIEW
ALLIANCE CHURCH
Washington and J Sis;
Sunday School ............ 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship .... 11:00 a.m.
A. Y. F ......................... 6.00 p,m.
Evening Service ........ 7:00 p.m.
Prayer Hour (Wed.) 7:30 p.m.
Eugene Breid, Pastor
want and at a pmce you want to
pay!
A. ROY DUNN .....
NO INFLATION HERE
The liveable living room with
its gay fireplace is just the be-
ginning of the many noteworthy
features of this homey home.
There are two twin sized bed-
rooms, an easy-care kitchen a
one car garage with plenty ot
storage space and a play room
for the kids. The fenced yard has
a brick fireplace for the summer
barbeques. More than you w0uld
expect for $7,500•00.
-- A. ROY DUNN
FIRST CLASS YEAR
AROUND WATERFRONT
Here's an above-par buy on this
three bedroom lake home. It fea-
tures two fireplaces, very attrac-
tive living room with picture win-
dows overlooking the lake. You'll
like the family room area and the
dandy dock on the 100 foot beach,
There are many other fine featu-
res you must see to appreciate.
Ready to move into for $13,500.00
A. ROY DUNN
NAME YOUR DEAL!
This two bedroom Skokomish
Valley house is in fair condition
and very liveable. The owner has
gven us the go ahead to sell and
accept any reasonable offer. Let's
drive out and have a look at thi
one then talk terms.
A. ROY DUNN -
FOR FAMILY, PRICE, LOCA-
TIONTHIS IS TOPS!
Not as many as solidly built as
this one, and just like new! You'll
like the large corner fireplace, til-
ed bath, spacious kitchen, outdoor
patio and fireplace. It even has a
guest house. We know you'll like
it at $14,950.00.
A. ROY DUNN
REALTOR
Eves Call:
Mary Voss ............... A26-S07
Watt Marble ............ 426-3022
A. Roy Dunn .......... 426-4601
PONE 426-6363
126 Railroud
yard, furnished two bedroom
house with contract payments
at an unbelievably low $40 a
month. Only a small down pay-
ment is required on the full
price of just $5,600.
MILE FROM TOWN
Big" 3 bedroom home. newly
installed electric heat, exeellent
garage-workshop-utility center.
Terms, of course, on $12,750
priee.
OWNER TRANSFERRED]
This fine Lwo bedroom home
could easily be the bargain you
are searching for! Large well
planned rooms for good living.
Just a small down payment on
the low price of $7,750, and
you can move right in!
FINEST URBAN LOCATION
Three big" bedrooms loaded
with built-ins, extra large liv-
ing-dining area with charmirg
fireplace, roomy family bath.
plus shower bath off master
bedroom. Double garage, hot
water heat. many more fine
features. Let's make an ap-
pointment today.
GOOD HILLCREST AREA
The owner will sell this cozy
three bedroom home fully fur-
nished for only $6800. If your
credit is good you can move in
with a mnall down payment,
and build an equity in the eas-
iest possible way. Perfect for
the new family needing an in-
expensive start.
BEST BUY IN THE
COUNTRY
This fine smaller cottage in
the Kamilche Point area is very
neat and furnished complete-
ly! The right spot for the
couple desiring to go suburban:
$3950 on easy terms.
@
-- Evenings Call-
Marden Stroud ................ 426-4000
Dik Boiling .................... 426-8162
Roy Ritner, Herb Rotter
Associates, Inc.
Income Tax Prepared Some very cheap money on FHA loans
WALTER GEORGE OFFICE MANAGER. BROKER
OFFICE PHONE 426-6642 --- HOME PHONE 426-3530
LOG HOUSE TWo bedrooms, five acres, good well and water.
Orchard. small barn, large work shop. Full price $8,500.
THREE MILLION FEET OF TIMBER 200 acres of land.
priced at 100 thousand dollars.
30 ACRES With eight acre lake, some timber elose to black-
top road, electricity, stocked with trout. This is a pri-
vate lake. Price--S35,000.00.
TWO BEDROOM HOUSE, garage, part basement. Priced at
$4,000. Down payment $350.
TWO BEDROOMS, firepiace, electric heat. wall-to-wall carpet.
Full price - $6,850.
THREE BEDROOMS, dining room. fireplace, garage and car-
port. Price $18,500.
OLDER Typ E 4-ROOM HOUSE with 425 ft. of waterfront
With tide lands, 10 acres with approximately two acres
cleared. Priced at $60 per foot,
Jan. 26 at 8 p.m. in the evening.
Southside P.T.O. executive board
meeting will be held Jan. 24 at
3 p.m. and the regular P.T.O.
meeting will be held Feb. 4.
FRIENI)SHIP CLUD met at Lhe
home of Elma Hurst on Jan. 2 for
election of officers. The new offi-
cers for the comin year are pre-
sident. Vi Danelson: vice president
Elma Hurst; secretary treasurer,
Elsie Buining; sunshine girl, Ann
Pearcy and publicity chairman
Grace \\;rright The next meeting
of the club will be held at Vi Da-
nielson's Jan. 16.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Loyed
Ellis of Cole road are Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Ellis of Mekoryuk. Nenizok
Island. Alaska.
The Lee Ellis's also were here
for the Christmas and new years
holidays.
The Fire School meeting was
held at Little Skookum Hall Jan.
3. The Fire School meets on tie
first and third Thm'sday of the
month at Little Skookum.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Collins Sr.
left last Sunday after spending so-
me time visiting friends and rela-
tives at Little Skookum. The Ray
Collins visited their daughter in
Mr. Vernon and Jan. 5 the Ray
Collins St. returned to Sitka,
Alaska where Mr. Collins is em-
ployed. The Ray Collins are for-
merly residents of Little Skookum.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Castle Christmas Day for dinner
were Mr, and Mrs. John Korzen-
owski of Cloquallum. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Korzenowski of Lilliwaup
and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Meintyre
Some Aulo Expenses
Are Deductible
For lnoome Tax
Some car expenses are deduc-
tible on individual income tax re-
turns even if the car never is used
for business purposes, reminds the
Automobile Club of Washington.
The organization's general ma-
nager, John S. Allerton, today re-
ported the Auto Club answers sco-
res of inqui%s each day from
motorists filling out tax reports
for last year.
The major item for most mo-
torists who itemize their deduc-
tions is the state gasoline tax of
7% cent per gallon. Allerton said.
THE AMOUNT of gasoline used
can be determined by dividing the
number of miles the ear traveled
last year by the number of miles
it gets per gallon, he said.
"Gasoline mileage varies consi-
derably, but the average for all
cars is about 14 miles per gallon,"
Allerton said, citing results of a
nationwidc AAA study. "The aver-
age motorist drives about 10.000
miles per year."
He pointed out that compact and
foreign cars average more than 14
miles per gallon.
The federal gasoline tax of 4
cents per gallon m not deductible.
Otier items that are deductible
are registration fees and interest
paid on cars that are financed, he
reporl ed.
LOSSES FROM fire. accident.
storm or theft are deductible to
the extent they are not covered
by insurance, and when the acci-
dent did not result from the tax-
payer's negligence. Drunken driv-
ing, for example, is construed as a
willful act of negligence, while
mere faulty driving is not, Aller-
ton said.
Other items are allowabIe when
a car is used wholly or partly for
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ben-' . ,
nett of Centralia and other guests FISHERaEN,SCLg B
were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ben-
nett. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dorcy and
family, Charlie Bennett and Dora
BerLz.
,¥ednesdayMrs. LeeSchuffen- i!i/iiei{iii:p,:i:tLie, 2
hauer phoned and talked with her
sister Hazel Teizel of Idaho.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. L.
Chambers and fmnily Christmas
Day for dinner were Mr. and Mrs.
Jeff Carpenter and family of Kent, f ,
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Beerbower .... ""
and family of Elma and Hubert FIRST BAPTIST i00HgRCil
Chambers.
G[ ESS OF Mr. and Mrs Ro-
bert Herrick and family New
Years Day were Mr. andMrs. Sam
Herrick of Belfair and Mr and
Mrs. Chuck Kindred and girls of
Belfair,
Visitors of Mr, and Mrs. Verne
Schuffenhauer and family last
Sunday evening" were Mr. and Mrs.
Lec Schuffenhauer and Mr and
Mrs. Bob O]son, the evening was
spent showing slide pictures.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs, Roy
Brumbaugh for the New Years
holidays were Mr. and Mrs. John
Lindsay of Seattle and Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Bmmbaugh and family
of Port Angeles.
Surprise visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Madsen Thursday
and Friday were Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Parcter of Conmnao Island.
Mrs. Bertha Kruss of Los Angeles
and Mr. Mike "Wicinski of Los An-
geles.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Castle New Years Eve for dinner
were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Holman,
tile evening was spent playing
cards.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Verne
Sehuffenhauer and family New
Years Eve were Mr. and Mrs. Ge-
orge Bloomfield.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Koch New Years Day were Mr.
and ?vlrs. Paul Koch Jr. and fam-
ily of Lacey and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Rose and son.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Verne
Schuffenhauer and family New
Years Day were Effie Brownfield
an Martin and Eva Getty, The
occassion was Nancy Schuffen-
bauer tenth birthday, Nancy was
the first New Years baby born in
1953. They all enjoyed sharing
cake and coffee with Nancy.
Mr. and Mrs. Waler Kratcha
and Susy and Mrs. Mary Winings
of McCleary returned home New
Years Eve after spending a week
visiting Mrs. Katherine Miller and
Mr. and Mrs. William Garrad of
the Bitter Root Valley in Monta-
na. Entente home Mr. and Mrs.
Kratcha and Susy and Mrs. Win-
ings were at the scene of the Grey-
hound Bus and the grain truck
collision at Superior, Mont. The
driver of the truck was returning
to Sunnyside after picking up a
load of grain at Chester, Mont.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Schuffenhauer
and fantily were New Years Day
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A, O.
Schnffenhauer.
Linda Krateha spent the holi-
days with her aunt Sharon VVin-
ings of McCleary,
John Castle son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Castle arrived home early
Sunday morning from Tennessee
where John is stationed in the Ser-
vice.
Visitors of John Castle and Mr.
and Mrs. K Castle Monday were
Dave Brown and Mike Smith. both
of Shclton, Dave Brown ts with
the Coast Guard in Seattle.
Ethyl Hopkins visited Myrtle
Kratcha Friday.
[ .4. new degee, the Master of
business purposes. Driving back
and forth to work is a personal Science Teaching, is now being
rather than a business expense offered by the Uniuersity of Pu-
and is not allowable, he said. get Sound in Tacoma.
Rev. E. C. Knautz, Pastor 5th & Cola
Rev. Alfred Sandoval, Minister of Christian Education
SUNDAY, JAN. 13 --
9:30 a.m. Sunday School. ] Broadcast over" [
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship i KMASI:
"HOW CAN I BE SURE"
6:00 p.m. Youth Groups.
7:00 p.m. Evening Service I 1280 - 11:00 a.m. :.|/
Color Film--"Moses, Leader of God's
People"
"Human Weakness" /
Wednesday 7:00 P.M. -- Bible Study and Prayer for the family.
SHELTON ASSEMBLY OF GOD
130 East Pine Street MASON YOUNGLUND, Pasto
REVIVAL CRUSADE CONTINUES
with
EVANGELIST DALE HELLE
TUISDAY THRU FRIDAY --7:00 P.M.
SUNDAY -- 11:00 A.M. and 7:00 P.M.
Colored Travel Slides shown nightly!
Sunday School .................................................................... 9:45 a.m.
Christ's Ambassadors ........................................................ 6:00 p.tn.'"
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MT. OLIVE LUTHERAN CHURCH
MISSOURI SYNOD
Olympic Highway So. & Cascade Gerald Herman Pastor '
Sunday School ........................................................................ 9:45 a.m. !
Adult Bible Class ........................................... • ..................... 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship ................................................................ 11:00 a,m,
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ST. DAVID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Fourth and Cedm', Shelton, Washington
The Rev. Clarence A. Lody, Priest
7:30 a.m. -- Holy Communion,
9:30 a.m. -- Church School and Adult Bible Class.
11:00 a.m. Divine Worship.
The Church is always open for meditation and prayer
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RRST GHURGH OF GRIST, SOIENTIST
802 Alder t., helton, Wind1,
Sundy School 11:00 a.m. Church 11 a.m.
Wednesday evening tesUmony meetmp 8.p,m, _.
Reading room 10cated'in church, Reading room nou,r to
4 p,m. Men. & FrL Wed. evening 6:45 to 7:45.
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FIRST CHRISTIAN RCH
Arcadia and Imke Boulevard
Charles D. Wigton
Bible School ........ 9:45 a.m. Youth Meetings 5:30 p,rm ;
Worship ............ 11:00 a.m. Family Set-€ice 6:30 p.m. ,
rednesday Bible Study and Prayer -- 7:30 p.m.
Child Care Service Available at 11:00 Service
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THE METHODIST GHURGH
Noth 4th and Pine Streets
ROBERT R. RINGS, Minister
9:30 a.m. Sunday School and Morning %Vorship,
11:00 a.m, Morning W'orship 6:30
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FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
7th and Franklin Street
8:15 Early Morning Worship Service
9:30 Sunday School and Adult Bible Clas
11:00 Morning Worship Service
CARL J. CARLSEN, Pastor ........
Affiliated: Lutheran Free Church National Lutheran Council