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, nury 22 lgO i I _. Les Joslin SUGGESTS*." The most logical plave to invest today's dollar is in Life Insurance. First., its value will grow greater as today's prices recede. Se,,oad, it helps eurh infh, tion. Aad third, it buys SECURITY for you wlwn you'll need it most! LIFE LIFE * ACCIDENT * HEALTH 1627 SUMMIT DRIVE . PHONE HA 6-6373 k YELL HOUSE 00FEE Shurfresh - 10-oz. Pkg. IIELTON-MASON COIEWI'Y JOURNAL- Published tfi "C1ir(,,draastmen, U.KA./' helton, Washington Pa: 15 i i i i ii i ,,i / i .... / i i i ii in iiiii i i i f i iii Ii I II iii " i1 iiii iiiii I ii ii  i ........ _ i ........... i i ................... ii ..............  .... .,. .: =::: _ Senators Issue Timber Report IJOIIHCtd the completion of a spe- cial review of National Forest timl)er sales, whicl shows: 1. Thal in the Pacific North- Wesl more than one billion board feet; in planned t:imbel' sales are beiru.r delayed for lack of access roads and rigtt-of-way; and 2. That a comparative handftfl of 52 large firnls hold 70 per cent of b'orest Service timber under contract in the region. The report, prepared by tim Sen- ate Interior and Insular Affairs Conmfittee at the request of the tWO scnalors and then Congress- man-at-large Don Magnuson, is being printed and will be available for Imhlic distribution within the n(xl fev’ weeks. The thrce Washington State Democrats had pressed for the special study as a result of numer- ous complaints from the industry S.natm.s VVarren (i. Magnuson -- especially from small loggers mid lhmry M. Jackson today an- and mill operators .... concerning I range- in recent Forest Service sales and manage- ment policies. Jackson said that years the Forest Service sales pro- gram has been hampered by inade- quate budget ,(,quests from the Administrati(m, lack of a clear right-(if-way policy, and reliance on outdated sales procedures. He and Senator Magnuson said the report points out the need for hmg-range timber management and forest development goals to aid in preparing anmml budgets and in making appropriations. Both senators agreed that the Forest Service has made progress in potting more timber on the market. They suggested, however, that it is time for a full review of national forest programs to de- termine what must be done to achieve full development of forests for all uses. Former She/tonian Finds Alaskan Life Exciting New Adventure Holiday greetings to her many Mason county friends tell an ab- sorbing story of the life former Sheltonian Ann Carr is leading as a teacher in Dillingham, a remote, off-shore island fishing village in Alaska. From her Yule letter the Jour- nal quotes interesting comments which tell the story of her ex- periences since late last summer, when she left here to accept her new teaching assignment after many years as a public school tutor in Mason county: By ANN CARR BROGOOL! SPEARS 5/SI William Aho Booth's - 8-oz. Pkg. RSH STICKS , . 3/$1 Shurfresh - 10-oz. Pkg. FROZEN PEAS. . 7/$1 To Take Exam For West Point William Aho, Shelton High grad- uaie, was one of the seven boys named today by Rep. H.ussell V. M'.ck to compete for entrance this Year to the Military Academy at West Point. Fie is the son of Mr. Olavi A. Aho, 603 South 9th Street, Shel- ton, and is presently attending the University of Washington. Congressman Mack advised the r Another event during our "APPRECIATION MONTH OF SALES." You can put pennies away and give the budget a boost by using this week's sale items in your meals. Tempt- ing but economical menus are the order of the day -- so trade at RALPH'S A-G and put pennies away. Prices Effective Noon Thurs., Jan. 22-23-24 GARDEN PEAS 6/'1 2/35’ ........ OR MARGARINE 4/'1 BONNET .... 1-LB.'s FRUIT COCKTAIL ::::T ..... 4/'1 AA MEDIUM EGGS ::,.7::.. 42' FRESH BUTTER°'"°°00° 67' Prints - POUND' Journal that he has two vacancies "I was astounded anti greatly to West Point for this year and pleased with the school facilities, tbat seven Southwest Washington utterly joyous with my work-day boys have mlbmitted applications, schedule . . . superintendent is Rep. Mack has asked tim West tops. Point Academy Board to conduct "Having a room-mate dispels the necessary examinations and any danger of succumbing to 'cab- choose the two with the highest in fever.' Donna hails from IllS- rating for the 1959 entrance class, nois, daughter of a Methodist rain- later, is in charge of the music program, so we eat, sleep, and think to music. "WEATHER HER E is complete- ly ignored. They take what comes. It got down to 14 below I was told 'what do" you mean, cold? This is Indian summer. Just wait until it gets down to 40 below.' go I'm warned to breathe through my nose (always have) and admonished not to run. Can't you see me running down the main road of this village be- decked in longies, woolen socks and slacks, two sweaters, scarf, mittens, and a parka complete with wolverine ruff (or fruff) and fur-lined boots? An over-stuffed Teddy bear, that's how I feel. Airplanes are so commonplace here. Some families not only have ne but two. On a nice eler day he air is full of them, resembling oversize wasps. On some days the impenetrable fog of Bristol Bay takes over and all is quiet • . . worst part is no mail arrives from King Solomon ( ..i-hour flight from here. ) MAiL TIME is exciting time. Late afternoon all paths gravitate to the P.O., which does a landslide business. The so-called Alaskan bible (mail order catalogs) are re- sponsible for the countless pack- ages of every size and description whtcl arrive with every plane. Water is not fit for human con- sumption. For drinking purposes, one lugs jugs (we, from the school- house, 58 tel)s fl'om out' back door--.I counted them.) The housing situation ill Dill- ingham is acute. Donna and I moved three times in one week. For the last nmnth we've been ell- sconsed in tile Penthouse (pent- up) in the second hotel. Our grand landlord is tile general contractor of the modernistic and fabulous high school lalder construction, having fallen heir to his quarters when he left for his hmne in Men- / Letters to Editor Mason County Commissioners Court House Shelton, Washington Gentlemen: At today's meetin . of the Har- sttne Isla, nd Women': Club. it was most discouraging to hear that by next spring and possibly sooner, it would be necessary to have the Harstine Ferry off the run for repairs. This, notwishstanding the fact that the ferry has been back in operation only a few months since it was off the mm for nearly six weeks last spring--41 days, to be exact. At that time it was repaired under, serious handicap and with much delay and great difficulty, due to inadequate facilities, on the mainland side of Pickering Pass. All these 41 days the hundreds of property ovmrs who depend on the ferry to get to and from the Island for necessities as well as those who come each weekend to Improve their places, had only a barge for transportation, which barge takes only foot passengers and no vehicles at all. Also, the tana, OUR IMMEDIATE landlord is the foreman h,ft in charge of the building project--he and his fam- ily occupy three-flmrths of the top floor. Somehow, there's still an- other landlord lurking in the back- ground--the 6th grade teacher who is in the process of buying this hOtel if all the lawsuits and litiga- tions ean eventually be cleared up. He's an optimistic and penny-con- scious yonng fellow, out to make his fortune before he's thirty. SImt Thanksgiving vacation in King Salmon with a terms, teaeh- er from here. A delightful time. She lives in a 40x8 foot trailer, most modern in every aspect. Din- ner with all the trimmings was held in the CAA (Civil Aeronautics Administration) clubhouse, 150 in attendance. :Met so many people connected with the weather bu- reau. All in all, it was a very pleasant reprieve after three months in hi- bernation. Here in Dillingham, you go no place, there is no place to go. So for diversion people live out of each other's pockets. Prices--cottage cheese 70’, eggs $1.30 (airborne), coffee $1.25 lb., and bread 65’. Fresh ( ? ? ?) vege- tables are available at prohibitive prices but they soon cease to tempt one's palate. What freshness pre- vailed soon disappears despite re- frigeration, THE FISHING season last year was the best in years, so a native family makes $15,000 to $20,000, But the year before was poor. Debts must be paid off first, then months of living it up follow. Two shows every night, vying with one another via loud speakers for a half hour preceding show-time, the raucous blasts blasting over the entire village. And they go in droves--good, bad, indifferent or ancient shows, it makes no differ- e/lee. Firewater flows freely. By the time next fishing season has rolled arotmd the majority are living on welfare, which they get (and ex- pect). The advent of the white man has changed things very lit- tle. Five churches have done little to develop civic pride . . . individ- ual garbage dumps abound, litter of candy and chewing gum wrap- pers and other debris greets the newcomer and a sewer treks its merry way down the main road. "EVERYONE IS happy when the snows come . . . things are beautiful then. But there. IS a' heauty that transcends all else, the,: most gorgeous sunrises, tile mag- nificent out-of-this-'world sunsets. tile inspiring view of the chain of snow-capped mountain peaks in the northwest. Soon we'll be hav- ing a front seat view of the North- ern Lights. "With this note of beauty, may I add one on joy . . the joy it Is to be able to wish one's friends, far and near ,a Merry, Merry Christmas. May the year 1959 i i i n ii ii I J IIII ii HOBBY KITS of Many Kinds • PLANES • BOATS • AUTOS • MISSILES SLEYSTER'S Bike & Fixit Shop 223 COTA i i ATO JUICE .l/s1 barge, as it was operated in1958 was very inconvenient, inasmuch as there was no way to get off the Island or retnrn all afternoon. Would it be at all possible to i I Produce---'- _ || 4AO lease a ferry or a barge large i: ." ". ( IN enough to hold two or even one SlIY, 46 OONC L ...................................................................... car at each trip (if and when [ii0US APtLES !D Z our Ferry is laid up), so that our and picked up and sent to Shelton on the same day so there is no twenty-four hour delay in out- m!ilkll iaLJP00IIJ O/ n 2 lot ZW going mail? All the 41 days the BoHAIIE t Ferry wa. off the run last spring MONTE, 303 TINS - 2 FOR 35e OR ... eq, W elkormed , Gre’n Heads : " - • the Islanders were completely iao- ) , ' , ' * * ' r .... ...... :'] ......  ............... ' B -- lated except for foot passage and !WT PR*EM 4 SQUsa : :d B a B I a !! t it is frightenin to think what ' • and death emergency, with no am- fire, with no fire truck available. .. bulance or in case of a dangerous • It ' • • • • Ig We have a very fine, coopers- ....................................................  PArSnIPS INCE TIN tire, obliging ferry crew and have E, "" :::;';" B'a'2"nl :a no occasion to complain about the " MONT ' flit, Smoke lie service when the ferry is in run- 1 00.00ktinks 29 I 6/' ' However, it seems ridiculous that ou ferry must ,be laid up • 303 (a's it has been for the past eev. !00le.lce : 4/i SPAGHETTI R100$1 tie, when we eould have repairs eral years) for long periods of made at a well-equipped quell- • " i fidd shipyard, where fast repair ' " jobs can 'b guaranteed, probably :h  • FRANCO AMERICAN, 143-OUNCE .............................................. V l Wh, ie Harstlne Island has no iu L0oal.Paok  , = ....... r industries, still it has great I- ES tentlal for development 'of re- • , m , . , ! sources for lason County, even 0 ir Seattle once were for King Coun- • • • / e : ty. m 's' This annual lay.off of ths fort*F, 0 TATEWELL ' NALLEY'S ice, is moa discouraging to those "lll& .... Iimillr F'reh, lean @ IL_ Aim, V C S GRA -- •  ................................................ With no adequate, substitute serv- :0 8A'i   who want to get to the Island OS• With materials tor development of their places and it is such ira. '°°' "'"'"""" SaladOil , . . S proveents and developments STI:'Jlv00 Ibm. 89C QTS. 5S May0nnal00e QTS. whlch will bring increased revenue to Mason County, The development and improve. nents of Harstine Island will as- S’* W i[lePRO • II m,... BLUE-BELL NBC OVR.AHAM '--€ sure Mason County Of increased to.009 PotatoChips ;? 49 Craok 3.9 taxes for nece.ary upkeep, and an • • . o * ers LB. PKG. intermittent, undspendable terry m ItOAST 49 C;k;ihi;s z "i/$1 .ervicetothIslandonlydiseour. • J A ages any building up of homes, which would bring increased taxes i m • O € to the County. . In order to encourage improve- ments on the Island, it is essen- } tial that a reliable, continuous fer- ry service be maintained and we l I hope that you will see to it that this is done. Copy of this letter is being set to Mr. Streckenbach for his informatioh, but we shall appreei- } ate it if you will have this letter read at your next Commission I On Hill€rest Meeting, so that all Commissioners may be informed. Thankyou. YOu very. truly, HARS'YlW ISLAND WOMEN'S CLIrB CLEAR? +, : r your windshield b orackd, or oitt4] ,*t  take chanoas on drivl= with lmiJr m, - bring your car in tod&$' for S pt'lsp ,nt and retonably-pticedreploerolato " r:')'l|"h ,%ffety (31aN. avallt i d '" ,-,,,1vt- ltltp,, GRIMES & MoNEIL Body & Fender Worlm Third and Grove PREFAB HOUSES DELIVERED TO YOUR LOT omplets with cement pier foun- dation, roofing, insulation, wiring, plumbing, eleotrio range, water heater, refrigerator, dellversd in easily handled sections to 8hetton for 2 bedroom 25'x26' $1215 3 bedroom 24'x34' $1555 4 bedroom 24'x40' $1812 3 bedroom 24'x50' $2852 4 bedroom 24'x52' $2352 BUDGET HOUSING GO. 415 Perry Hoquiam 3L2 HOQUIA M, WASH. i , am mm4ama I I mamm i • m Please send free floor plan folder to Name ................................................. Address ............................................... City ...................................................... be good to you." • Ann Cart. , , , lPiI#11VIPll and Utility to Your k.] 1 t Fireplace DESIGNED FOR BEAUTY. Polished solid brass canopy top protected with "Flrebrass" finish which prevents tariffing. Brass finist mesh curtain drapes beautifully on your fire- place. Traverse pull-chain to open and clo your screen tn a Jiffy. Seren fits flush against fireplace, takes no space in room, DESIGNED FOR QUALITY. Heavy mesh curtain Will give you complete spark protection for floors, rugs and furniture. (Brass or Satin Black Crtain finish optional.} MABTEI%. SCREINS adjust to fit your fireplace (may be moved if you change homes or apartments). Quickly and sitnply installed . . . no holes to drill. Your choice of a variety of finishes. DESIGNED FOR YOU. Choose MASTERScREEN a your fireplace screen, An excellent value at. $p this price .......... from - tr avv " 7TH & PARK PHONE HA. 6-6661 i , nury 22 lgO i I _. Les Joslin SUGGESTS*." The most logical plave to invest today's dollar is in Life Insurance. First., its value will grow greater as today's prices recede. Se,,oad, it helps eurh infh, tion. Aad third, it buys SECURITY for you wlwn you'll need it most! LIFE LIFE * ACCIDENT * HEALTH 1627 SUMMIT DRIVE . PHONE HA 6-6373 k YELL HOUSE 00FEE Shurfresh - 10-oz. Pkg. IIELTON-MASON COIEWI'Y JOURNAL- Published tfi "C1ir(,,draastmen, U.KA./' helton, Washington Pa: 15 i i i i ii i ,,i / i .... / i i i ii in iiiii i i i f i iii Ii I II iii " i1 iiii iiiii I ii ii  i ........ _ i ........... i i ................... ii ..............  .... .,. .: =::: _ Senators Issue Timber Report IJOIIHCtd the completion of a spe- cial review of National Forest timl)er sales, whicl shows: 1. Thal in the Pacific North- Wesl more than one billion board feet; in planned t:imbel' sales are beiru.r delayed for lack of access roads and rigtt-of-way; and 2. That a comparative handftfl of 52 large firnls hold 70 per cent of b'orest Service timber under contract in the region. The report, prepared by tim Sen- ate Interior and Insular Affairs Conmfittee at the request of the tWO scnalors and then Congress- man-at-large Don Magnuson, is being printed and will be available for Imhlic distribution within the n(xl fev’ weeks. The thrce Washington State Democrats had pressed for the special study as a result of numer- ous complaints from the industry S.natm.s VVarren (i. Magnuson -- especially from small loggers mid lhmry M. Jackson today an- and mill operators .... concerning I range- in recent Forest Service sales and manage- ment policies. Jackson said that years the Forest Service sales pro- gram has been hampered by inade- quate budget ,(,quests from the Administrati(m, lack of a clear right-(if-way policy, and reliance on outdated sales procedures. He and Senator Magnuson said the report points out the need for hmg-range timber management and forest development goals to aid in preparing anmml budgets and in making appropriations. Both senators agreed that the Forest Service has made progress in potting more timber on the market. They suggested, however, that it is time for a full review of national forest programs to de- termine what must be done to achieve full development of forests for all uses. Former She/tonian Finds Alaskan Life Exciting New Adventure Holiday greetings to her many Mason county friends tell an ab- sorbing story of the life former Sheltonian Ann Carr is leading as a teacher in Dillingham, a remote, off-shore island fishing village in Alaska. From her Yule letter the Jour- nal quotes interesting comments which tell the story of her ex- periences since late last summer, when she left here to accept her new teaching assignment after many years as a public school tutor in Mason county: By ANN CARR BROGOOL! SPEARS 5/SI William Aho Booth's - 8-oz. Pkg. RSH STICKS , . 3/$1 Shurfresh - 10-oz. Pkg. FROZEN PEAS. . 7/$1 To Take Exam For West Point William Aho, Shelton High grad- uaie, was one of the seven boys named today by Rep. H.ussell V. M'.ck to compete for entrance this Year to the Military Academy at West Point. Fie is the son of Mr. Olavi A. Aho, 603 South 9th Street, Shel- ton, and is presently attending the University of Washington. Congressman Mack advised the r Another event during our "APPRECIATION MONTH OF SALES." You can put pennies away and give the budget a boost by using this week's sale items in your meals. Tempt- ing but economical menus are the order of the day -- so trade at RALPH'S A-G and put pennies away. Prices Effective Noon Thurs., Jan. 22-23-24 GARDEN PEAS 6/'1 2/35’ ........ OR MARGARINE 4/'1 BONNET .... 1-LB.'s FRUIT COCKTAIL ::::T ..... 4/'1 AA MEDIUM EGGS ::,.7::.. 42' FRESH BUTTER°'"°°00° 67' Prints - POUND' Journal that he has two vacancies "I was astounded anti greatly to West Point for this year and pleased with the school facilities, tbat seven Southwest Washington utterly joyous with my work-day boys have mlbmitted applications, schedule . . . superintendent is Rep. Mack has asked tim West tops. Point Academy Board to conduct "Having a room-mate dispels the necessary examinations and any danger of succumbing to 'cab- choose the two with the highest in fever.' Donna hails from IllS- rating for the 1959 entrance class, nois, daughter of a Methodist rain- later, is in charge of the music program, so we eat, sleep, and think to music. "WEATHER HER E is complete- ly ignored. They take what comes. It got down to 14 below I was told 'what do" you mean, cold? This is Indian summer. Just wait until it gets down to 40 below.' go I'm warned to breathe through my nose (always have) and admonished not to run. Can't you see me running down the main road of this village be- decked in longies, woolen socks and slacks, two sweaters, scarf, mittens, and a parka complete with wolverine ruff (or fruff) and fur-lined boots? An over-stuffed Teddy bear, that's how I feel. Airplanes are so commonplace here. Some families not only have ne but two. On a nice eler day he air is full of them, resembling oversize wasps. On some days the impenetrable fog of Bristol Bay takes over and all is quiet • . . worst part is no mail arrives from King Solomon ( ..i-hour flight from here. ) MAiL TIME is exciting time. Late afternoon all paths gravitate to the P.O., which does a landslide business. The so-called Alaskan bible (mail order catalogs) are re- sponsible for the countless pack- ages of every size and description whtcl arrive with every plane. Water is not fit for human con- sumption. For drinking purposes, one lugs jugs (we, from the school- house, 58 tel)s fl'om out' back door--.I counted them.) The housing situation ill Dill- ingham is acute. Donna and I moved three times in one week. For the last nmnth we've been ell- sconsed in tile Penthouse (pent- up) in the second hotel. Our grand landlord is tile general contractor of the modernistic and fabulous high school lalder construction, having fallen heir to his quarters when he left for his hmne in Men- / Letters to Editor Mason County Commissioners Court House Shelton, Washington Gentlemen: At today's meetin . of the Har- sttne Isla, nd Women': Club. it was most discouraging to hear that by next spring and possibly sooner, it would be necessary to have the Harstine Ferry off the run for repairs. This, notwishstanding the fact that the ferry has been back in operation only a few months since it was off the mm for nearly six weeks last spring--41 days, to be exact. At that time it was repaired under, serious handicap and with much delay and great difficulty, due to inadequate facilities, on the mainland side of Pickering Pass. All these 41 days the hundreds of property ovmrs who depend on the ferry to get to and from the Island for necessities as well as those who come each weekend to Improve their places, had only a barge for transportation, which barge takes only foot passengers and no vehicles at all. Also, the tana, OUR IMMEDIATE landlord is the foreman h,ft in charge of the building project--he and his fam- ily occupy three-flmrths of the top floor. Somehow, there's still an- other landlord lurking in the back- ground--the 6th grade teacher who is in the process of buying this hOtel if all the lawsuits and litiga- tions ean eventually be cleared up. He's an optimistic and penny-con- scious yonng fellow, out to make his fortune before he's thirty. SImt Thanksgiving vacation in King Salmon with a terms, teaeh- er from here. A delightful time. She lives in a 40x8 foot trailer, most modern in every aspect. Din- ner with all the trimmings was held in the CAA (Civil Aeronautics Administration) clubhouse, 150 in attendance. :Met so many people connected with the weather bu- reau. All in all, it was a very pleasant reprieve after three months in hi- bernation. Here in Dillingham, you go no place, there is no place to go. So for diversion people live out of each other's pockets. Prices--cottage cheese 70’, eggs $1.30 (airborne), coffee $1.25 lb., and bread 65’. Fresh ( ? ? ?) vege- tables are available at prohibitive prices but they soon cease to tempt one's palate. What freshness pre- vailed soon disappears despite re- frigeration, THE FISHING season last year was the best in years, so a native family makes $15,000 to $20,000, But the year before was poor. Debts must be paid off first, then months of living it up follow. Two shows every night, vying with one another via loud speakers for a half hour preceding show-time, the raucous blasts blasting over the entire village. And they go in droves--good, bad, indifferent or ancient shows, it makes no differ- e/lee. Firewater flows freely. By the time next fishing season has rolled arotmd the majority are living on welfare, which they get (and ex- pect). The advent of the white man has changed things very lit- tle. Five churches have done little to develop civic pride . . . individ- ual garbage dumps abound, litter of candy and chewing gum wrap- pers and other debris greets the newcomer and a sewer treks its merry way down the main road. "EVERYONE IS happy when the snows come . . . things are beautiful then. But there. IS a' heauty that transcends all else, the,: most gorgeous sunrises, tile mag- nificent out-of-this-'world sunsets. tile inspiring view of the chain of snow-capped mountain peaks in the northwest. Soon we'll be hav- ing a front seat view of the North- ern Lights. "With this note of beauty, may I add one on joy . . the joy it Is to be able to wish one's friends, far and near ,a Merry, Merry Christmas. May the year 1959 i i i n ii ii I J IIII ii HOBBY KITS of Many Kinds • PLANES • BOATS • AUTOS • MISSILES SLEYSTER'S Bike & Fixit Shop 223 COTA i i ATO JUICE .l/s1 barge, as it was operated in1958 was very inconvenient, inasmuch as there was no way to get off the Island or retnrn all afternoon. Would it be at all possible to i I Produce---'- _ || 4AO lease a ferry or a barge large i: ." ". ( IN enough to hold two or even one SlIY, 46 OONC L ...................................................................... car at each trip (if and when [ii0US APtLES !D Z our Ferry is laid up), so that our and picked up and sent to Shelton on the same day so there is no twenty-four hour delay in out- m!ilkll iaLJP00IIJ O/ n 2 lot ZW going mail? All the 41 days the BoHAIIE t Ferry wa. off the run last spring MONTE, 303 TINS - 2 FOR 35e OR ... eq, W elkormed , Gre’n Heads : " - • the Islanders were completely iao- ) , ' , ' * * ' r .... ...... :'] ......  ............... ' B -- lated except for foot passage and !WT PR*EM 4 SQUsa : :d B a B I a !! t it is frightenin to think what ' • and death emergency, with no am- fire, with no fire truck available. .. bulance or in case of a dangerous • It ' • • • • Ig We have a very fine, coopers- ....................................................  PArSnIPS INCE TIN tire, obliging ferry crew and have E, "" :::;';" B'a'2"nl :a no occasion to complain about the " MONT ' flit, Smoke lie service when the ferry is in run- 1 00.00ktinks 29 I 6/' ' However, it seems ridiculous that ou ferry must ,be laid up • 303 (a's it has been for the past eev. !00le.lce : 4/i SPAGHETTI R100$1 tie, when we eould have repairs eral years) for long periods of made at a well-equipped quell- • " i fidd shipyard, where fast repair ' " jobs can 'b guaranteed, probably :h  • FRANCO AMERICAN, 143-OUNCE .............................................. V l Wh, ie Harstlne Island has no iu L0oal.Paok  , = ....... r industries, still it has great I- ES tentlal for development 'of re- • , m , . , ! sources for lason County, even 0 ir Seattle once were for King Coun- • • • / e : ty. m 's' This annual lay.off of ths fort*F, 0 TATEWELL ' NALLEY'S ice, is moa discouraging to those "lll& .... Iimillr F'reh, lean @ IL_ Aim, V C S GRA -- •  ................................................ With no adequate, substitute serv- :0 8A'i   who want to get to the Island OS• With materials tor development of their places and it is such ira. '°°' "'"'"""" SaladOil , . . S proveents and developments STI:'Jlv00 Ibm. 89C QTS. 5S May0nnal00e QTS. whlch will bring increased revenue to Mason County, The development and improve. nents of Harstine Island will as- S’* W i[lePRO • II m,... BLUE-BELL NBC OVR.AHAM '--€ sure Mason County Of increased to.009 PotatoChips ;? 49 Craok 3.9 taxes for nece.ary upkeep, and an • • . o * ers LB. PKG. intermittent, undspendable terry m ItOAST 49 C;k;ihi;s z "i/$1 .ervicetothIslandonlydiseour. • J A ages any building up of homes, which would bring increased taxes i m • O € to the County. . In order to encourage improve- ments on the Island, it is essen- } tial that a reliable, continuous fer- ry service be maintained and we l I hope that you will see to it that this is done. Copy of this letter is being set to Mr. Streckenbach for his informatioh, but we shall appreei- } ate it if you will have this letter read at your next Commission I On Hill€rest Meeting, so that all Commissioners may be informed. Thankyou. YOu very. truly, HARS'YlW ISLAND WOMEN'S CLIrB CLEAR? +, : r your windshield b orackd, or oitt4] ,*t  take chanoas on drivl= with lmiJr m, - bring your car in tod&$' for S pt'lsp ,nt and retonably-pticedreploerolato " r:')'l|"h ,%ffety (31aN. avallt i d '" ,-,,,1vt- ltltp,, GRIMES & MoNEIL Body & Fender Worlm Third and Grove PREFAB HOUSES DELIVERED TO YOUR LOT omplets with cement pier foun- dation, roofing, insulation, wiring, plumbing, eleotrio range, water heater, refrigerator, dellversd in easily handled sections to 8hetton for 2 bedroom 25'x26' $1215 3 bedroom 24'x34' $1555 4 bedroom 24'x40' $1812 3 bedroom 24'x50' $2852 4 bedroom 24'x52' $2352 BUDGET HOUSING GO. 415 Perry Hoquiam 3L2 HOQUIA M, WASH. i , am mm4ama I I mamm i • m Please send free floor plan folder to Name ................................................. Address ............................................... 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