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Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
January 15, 1970     Shelton Mason County Journal
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il i" ITT RAYONIER ELECTS OFFICERS Election of Russell F. Erickson as chairman and chief executive officer of ITT Rayonier Incorporated was announced this week by Harold S. Geneen, chairman and president of International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation. Charles E. Anderson was elected to succeed Erickson as president and becomes chief operating officer. ITT Rayonier is a major forest products manufacturer and a wholly owned subsidiary of ITT. Anderson is a former The restuarant is open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. catching the breakfast trade. Featured specialties of the house include all types of seafood, rib eye steak and home made pie. They are long time residents of the area. Nadine has worked in local cafes the past 15 years. The Fleshmans have two children, Tammy 6 and Byron, 8. DEADLINE FOR W-2 FORMS IS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2 The deadline for employers to give employees their 1969 W-2 forms, showing earnings, income tax withheld and Social Security information is Monday, February 2, 1970, Neal S. Warren, District of Internal Revenue for Former Resident Succumbs In Iowa Donald E. Stevens, 44, a former Shelton resident, died following a heart attack whicfi occurred while he was driving a pickup truck in Ottumwa, iowa on December 23. tte had moved there from Shelton about three weeks prior to his death. He had lived in Shelton for approximately 14 years, and had been employed as manager of Kimbel's Richfield Service. He also, for se~;eral years, operated Dick's Transfer Company. tte was a Navy veteran of World War I1, and had served in the South Pacific. He was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and of the Moose Lodge. tte was born in West Grove, Iowa, August 25, 1925. He is survived by his wife, Wanda; one son, Sgt. Chris Stevens, with the Mrs. Townsend Dies In Seattle Mrs. Allie Mae Townsend died last Thursday in a Seattle hospital at the age of 69 years. She was born July 17, 1900, in Hornbeak, Tenn. and was married to Joe A. Townsend on April 27, 1917, in Lennox, Tenn. She had been a resident of Shelton and Mason County for 52 years. She was a member of the Seventh Day Adventists Church of Shclton. She is survived by her husband Joe Townsend; five sons, lames M. Townsend of Louisville, Ky., Newton A, Townsend, C. Eugene Townsend, Thomas C. Townsend, and Joe C. Townsend; two brothers, Lloyd Johnson of Matlock and Roy Johnson of Aberdeen; two sisters, Mrs. Vi ttill of Montesano and Mrs. Effie Ring of Aberdeen: I I grandchildren: and 6 great-grandchildren. $ by 6 Chairs • & Table Aberdeen resident, the son of the Hutch late E. H. Anderson and Mrs. E. Air Force in New Brunswick, The funeral service was held H. Anderson now living in Washington, said today. Canada; one daughter, Connie, of Monday in the Batstone Funeral Corvallis Ore )~nderson is a 1946 W-2's have to be filed with the home; his mother, Mrs. Dollie Home, with the Elder George ,~,, .... graduate of" Weatherwax High income tax returns and those Stevens of Ottumwa; two Rasmussen officiating. Burial was ~,~"~, School. taxpayers who had more than one brothers, Russell Stevens of in the Shelton Memorial Park. ~. ,i~n~,~ .... COTTAGE CAFE job last year should make sure Shelton, and Max Stevens of *~ they attach all of their W-2's Ottumwa; and one granddaughter. 'CHANGES HANDS when they filed their returns. Burial was in the Shau~ Walter W. Allen Simpson Cemetery in Ottumwa. Edna L. Richards Dies In Hospital Edna L. Richards, 617 So. lOth, died Sunday in tile Mason General Hospital at the age of 43 years. She was born Jan. 23, 1926, in Belfair, and had lived in this area most of her life. She was an IBM operator for the Simpson Timber Company. She was a member of the United Methodist church. She is survived by her husband Edward of the home; by two sons, James and Gary (Bill) of the home; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Pringle; a brother, William Whaley of Anchorage, Alaska, and a sister, Mrs. Gertrude Beese. The funeral service was held Wednesday with the Rev. Horace Mounts officiating, and burial in the Shelton Memorial Park. Fascism in America will attempt to advance under the banner of Americanism and anti-Fascism. - Georgi Dimitrov Dies In Belfair Walter " W. Allen died last Thursday in his home in Belfair. He was born Sept. 3, 1889, in Little Falls, Minn., and moved to Chehalis in 1898. He lived in the Chehalis and Granger areas until he came to Mason County in 1927. For the past 43 years he had been a resident of BeIfair and Mason County. tie was a retired welder, having been employed at the Navy Yard at Bremerton. He was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars; of the Brotherhood of Yeomen; and of the Veterans of World War I of the U.S. Navy. He is survived by a son, Albert Allen of Belfair. Graveside services were held Saturday in the Claquato Cemetery in Chehalis under the direction of the Batstone Funeral Home. Clarification Information submitted to the Journal in the obituary of Merritt Stark last week incorrectly said he was the owner of the Waterwheel and Alderbrook groceries. Mr. Stark operated both of these businesses, but, leased them from the owner~ rather than purchase them. and - BASSETT room Su Dresser with Mirror and Chest FROM Who's Braggin ? We happen to where you can have a brand new, Windshield With Plastic Laminate Top. Set includes headboard, dresser with mirror and chest. NOW AT 3rd & Grove "Where Your Windshield is Guarantee Not to Leak', The Cottage Care, long known ~as a place to find good food, has recently been sold to Nadine and • Dale Fleshman. The Fleshman's took over the 6th of January from Lee and ! Betty Kiefer. Startup of a new quarter-million dollar line for hot Too Late to Classify roll embossing of inflating board ~__~______________ panels and acoustiL'~al tile got underway Jan. 8, in Simpson TO GIVE away, part shepherd Timber Company's Insulating female pup. Phone 426-1086. Board Plant at Shelton. Mcl/15 Orville Shelton, Seattle, HERE'S YOUR CHANCE to own general manager - IBP, says the !a four-wheel drive ieep, 3/4 ton, new line is equipped to produce ;all set to go. Has hubs, mirrors, panels 4 x 10, 12, and 14 feet :heavy duty bumper. Take over long for the mobile home iPayments and it's yours. Ca modular building industry as well M26-4195 after 6 p.m. C1/~.5tfn i~--- as acoustical contractor and :K E N M O R E A O T O M A T I C dealer trade. iwasher. Coldspot refrigerator. Woodrow Johnson, Shelton, il3oth in good condition For IBP production manager, reported iinformation call 426-2557. L1/15 Thursday's startup progressed as ;JTWO TV's, black and white, onecrews worked to symchronize !Zenith, one Magnavox. Good operation of the nearly 600-foot ::condition $75.00 each. 426-8725 after 5 p.m. 131/15 long production line. Under heat and pressure, Legal Publications metal rolls etched with a registered Simpson design imprint the fiberboard panels. One design is being used for the trial production runs. A second Simpson-oriented design will be added to the production line next month. The embossing line also is designed to produce panels and boards in white and pastel NOTICE OF SURFACE WATER RIGHT APPLICATION NO. 21926 State of Washington Department of Water Resources multicolor combinations. Olympia Capacity of the new embossing TAKE NOTICE: .~ That RUFUS W CUZICK or line is IBP plant capacity - $helton Washington on 300,000square feet I /2 inch basis December 9 1969 f ea -,' day. ,, zaPPHcation for perm t to divert a :~lh.e Public waters of Rock Creek ~r=butary of Gosnell Creek, =n the • ~mount of 0 01 cubic foot per ~e~Ond subject to Continuously each y ., ex JeSat~ n gf 2~ ght ~1~ pUrpose of domestic supply that ~he approximate point of ~ v~rs!on is located within EV2 NW ~'-g owv4 of Section 3. Township ~ i~l.., Range 4W. W.M., in Mason •.ounty be An~/ objections must ~CCompanied bv a two dollar ~$.2.:00) recordi~a fee and filed ,~ltl~ the Depar(ment of Water ~e~ujrces within thirty (30)days ary 15 1970. i Witness my hand and off cial ~e~9this 26th day of December, G'EEN H FIEDLER Assistant Director, Division of Water ! 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WEARATHON By ARMSTRONG New Super Surgilator agitator 3-Cycles, 2 Speeds Special Cool-down care for Permanent Press fabrics Magic-Mix lint filter More 'scrubbing' S-Water Temperature selections currents 4 power-spray rinses Available in White and Avocado Model No. LVA 5540 5 Drying cycles .Special Cool-down care Fast Drying system lets you dry bigger loads in less time Easy-to-clean top-mounted lint screen Extra large snap proof drum Permanent-Press timed cycle Tumble-Press control system Available in Gold & Green. NOW ONLY . _ -- .......................... ~_--_~_1 SPONGE RUBBER or PLAIN LUMB2R.klEN'S "Building Mason Model No. LVE 5500 Available in White and Avocado Radiant Fan-Forced Heat... Instantly! Of Shelton 426-2611 " " ic Hw N 426 3264 J and Olymp y. • , - V" Thursday, January 15, 1970 - SheltoP"--n-Mason County Journal - Pag