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5, 1959 NEWS _ --- Tragedy struck Dayton COmmm{ity early mm&apos;ning when the home and Mrs. Henry Warnes Y, Mr. and Mrs. Warnes cling a benefit dance party whose home had they lost their own. Pinochle Club evening at the home and Mrs. Pete Roberts. winners were Marguer- and Darl Goldy; low, and Tommy Bunnell; lochle, Estelle Bunnell '8012. Mrs. James Hickson next pinochle party Feb, 21, attained his tenth on Satutlay and had as gelth Combs, Tom Bunnell, Denny Tibbits, Mitchell Gary Rose, Ricky DiN and Mike Ray. attend were John Kin- THRITIS? in be- alter being ry joint In my SOF aeSS t'raal to medical Arthrtttm tlsm. Far how 1 obtained write : LELA S. WIER Aelor Hills Drive ID,O- Box 2695 Mississippi ORDER OF MOOSE t'e No. 1684 HELD EACH 4th Tuesdays Of the Month P.m. Airport iowe, Governor HA 6-4743 HA NFANTS snap panties, reg. 75€, Fri. & Sat. only .... 49¢ topper sets ........ $1.49 nap aorilon sleeping was $6.95, now $5.95 blend blankets, .................................. $2.98 nite diaper ........ $1.49 ................................... 79¢ ,qHELTON-MAgON COUNTY JOTYRNAL- Published in "ChtmaStown ,.,. napU00-'S-O Garde and Duane Kidd and Hurl I Demeree. Refreshments served] rt - were hot chocolate, jello and cake. [ weeken00l 00nest of Mr and 00g,o %!5,th 00,nd Robert Le nan whs his uncle, Mr. t.IOOD,. () Clond Stuck of "McMtnnville, Ore. ]oig'hth orn(.Ic students of Hood GARY COMBS, who was four-i Canal school treated their teach- teen last Thm'sday had as birth-t era' families and friends to an day dinner gnests' his grandpar-t evening" skating l)arty in the Shcl- Its, Mr. and Mrs. Seab Combs. ibm |{(filer Rilll¢ on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Adams vis- The party was the euhnination of ited Sunday in Tacoma at the im'my candy sales, Christn,n (ar(t home i)f their children, Mr. an(ljSah,s, and :am(, receipts. Mrs. Die]< Kelly and Mr. and Mrs.[ Eh,(:ti(m ()f ,)ffi(,e)'s was htqd at a mteting ,f the I).S.C. this xv(,ek, Lester Adams. ]with Mrs. Wes .T()hnson (,l((.ted to ON MONDAY, Mr. and Mrs., serve as presid(,nt of the gr(alp Ancil egg and daughters of Se- fro' the coming ye.l)'. Assisting attle visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Brown. Lu(,.ita and Lorrie Maynard of Shelt(m spent the weekend with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Rietdorf. Sunday guests a'c the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carol Kinnie were Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bond and son of Granite Falls and Mrs. Thomas Lingle and son of Everett. Roy Evans spent the weekend with Gary Combs. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Tibbits and Cindy were Sunday dinner gucsts of Mr. and Mrs, Allen Tibbits of Shelton. Sunday caller at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Darl Goldy were Mr. and Mrs. Art Morris of Island Lake. MR. AND MRS. Robert Leman and sons spent Sunday at the home of her parentg, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Evers of Matlock. Calling at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Gary Cole Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Denny of Olympia. Sunday evening dinner guests at the home %$ Mr. and Mrs, Wal- ter Chappell were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ooldy and son. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Rauscher of Shelton were Sunday callers at the Joseph Luhm home. Mr. Marvel Townsend of Turn- water and Mr. Roy Fox of Shel- ton were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman McNulty. VISITING MRS. Gertrude Scott on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Holman, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Erick- son, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Combs, and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Scott and children, Gary Rose was a Tuesday over- night guest of Roy, Melvin, Don- ny and Kenny Evans. The John Luhm family were Snnday guests of Joseph Luhm. Mr." and Mrs. Fred McGlathlin and daughters of Bremerton vis- ited on Sunday with her father, Mr. J. W. Stoner. Dan and Mike McHenry en- joyed their first airplane ride on h(,r will be Mrs. R()l)ert Smith as sv(:r(,tary. Secret pats were d)'awn. Mrs. Em(,ry Winters Was hostes. in h(,r Vinch Creek home, and MI'S. b'. (1. McDowell wqs eo-hostess. The t,'(,bruary meeting will be held in the I,ake Cushman home of Mrs. Sid Anderson. MR. AND MRS. J. H. Valli- (tu,'tte and Mrs. l>,arl)ara VailS- l quette and daughter, Katbieen l were visitors Friday' and Saturday I in Ill(, Iionl(, of Mr," and [r's. Nor-[ man Gray. Norm and I3arbara [ are cousins who haven't visited I together since their younger days in California. Sunday visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lew Ewms were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry tIarrington, and sistc{" an(1 "At{s-' band, Mr. and Mrs, Jim Chaney, all ()f Port Angeles.. Cub Scout Pack 11, Boy Scout Troop 11, and Explorer Post 11 of Hoodsport will combine their ob- servance of Scout Week with a pothw.k dinner for their families. It will be held in the Hoodsport school on Tuesday evening, Feb. 10, at 6::',0 o'clock. Presentations of the charters will be made by a representative of their sponsor- ing organizations. The program will consist of skits 'and demon- strations of Scouting skills by the boys. THE GEORGE Clark family Sunday afternoon with members of their Baptist Sunday school class. Mr. and Mrs, Claude Legacy of Seattle and Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Grim of Seattle were wcekend guests of the Harold LeGal'des. Helping to clean tip the former Carl Smulter house for the Hen- ry Warnes family were Mrs. Ray Dilh,nburg, Mrs. R. L. Leonard, Mrs. Perry Rose, Mrs. James Hick- s()n, Dave Rayson, Mrs. Robert Leman, Mrs. Clifford Combs, Mrs. Palmer Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Harold LeGarde, Mrs. Carol Mc- Henry and Mr. J. W. Rayson. YOU SHOULD ,8139 KNOW.. • WILLOUR CLINT IF YOU ARE A BUSINESS MAN. YOU NEED THE PROTECTION OF BUSINESS LIFE INSULANCE. NZfe w NATI O NAIL. Insurance {or Living Potlatch News visiled will] her to velebrate her eightieth birthday. Jim Brown qnd ,lira Smith were gm'sts ()f Explor('r Post 12 of Sheiton at a swim party held in the Y.M.C.A. in Ol?/mpia Satur- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mays and Javkie wvr'e diml(,r guests in the hi)me of Mr. lind IVIl's. Robert Smith and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnson and son and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mun- s()n of Seattle, and Mr. and Mrs. Cal Cook of Tacoma, were guests in the home of Mr. "rod Mrs, Nell Simmons. Bob Jr., and Nell Jr. took atlvantage of the beautifnl Canal weather to try out their hy- drol)lanes. Also crnising around on Sunday was Eddie Knceland in his boat arid Ilew motor. THE LOWER Skokomish PTA will meet on Thursday evening at 7::;0. Mcmbers are asked to brin' ahmg sure-fire money-making ideas. Mr. and Mrs. Wright Carlson, Earl Riebow and Wanda Wyatt, all members of the Salty Sashay- ers Square Dance Club, traveled to Port Townsend Saturday evening t/ attend a dancing party there. Highlight of the week for kind- ergarteners was a visit to the Hoodsport Vohmteer fire station. Norman Gray, a member of the fire department, explained the pur- pose of the variou, equipment. Each child had a turn at donning the chief's hat and sitting in the fire engine. As the chikiren re- turned to their room with their teacher, Mrs Emery Winters, a real fire alarm sonnded, giving definite emphasis to the tour. Mr. and Mrs. Frieeke and fam- ily, who were staying at Rest, while Park, have returned to Ore- gon. Rich furnished treats for all of his kindergarten friends as a farewell gesture on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Nell North were visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hicks, JOHNNA WINTERS enter- tained a few of her friends at a luncheon during her viait here in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Winters. Another exciting evening of basketball is scheduled for Feb. 6 starting at 8 p.m. between the Kamilche and Lower Skokomish teams. The 7th and 8th grade girls' teams and boys' teams will each play a game. Helicopter pilot Ray Hausman and crew of the Geodetic Survey spent Saturday and Sunday in the Home Sweet Home and Black and White Lakes region making a snow survey for the City of Ta- coma. Snow measurements at Home Sweet Home, were 116 inches. The hclicoptcr is from the Areoeopter Service of Boeing Field in Seattle It made its flight into the Olympics after a stop at the state salmon fish hatchery in Hoodsport. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Sheldon and family of Everett visited her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carlson, over the weeknd. MR. AND MRS. Jim Radtke of Seattle were visiting witl rctativcs here over the weekend. Tune-Up Specials Ready for Pleasant Free Spr00 Motoring Wheel Balancinu $e'l  +PECIAL 89 e elU;ht7 Motor Tune-Up AO'00O , s3.so Free Pick-up and Delivery . Firestone Nylon 500 r, es 10% . Factory Seconds In Most Popular Sizes 6:70 White Walls lgll I= Were $29.65 NOW EVERGREEN T ACO First & Franklin . HA fi-3031 OHEGK4N FOR A ,OHEOK.UP AND CHECK OAR TROUBLE With plenty of rugged winter driving behind Your car (and more still ahead) better stop : tn for a check-up, tune-up or whatever a to keep you drivin smoo ly, safely. The time to stop trouble i g befor; h it starts! U.S.A.," Shelt0n, '*  's '59 Mi00a!e [County To Buy '""'""" amounting t()$5000 for o, vC:m'son okomish ..,,).,..(:. i. ,l., ,.a.,h..s,, :,nd ,, $;i000" f()r I;hos0 in ()trtlviltg ar'taN -By MAR VAIAAiiY I , * t ':' ''''t ','y  S ' *''* ;:' r S':''''' 'm: '  Sales Goals "00AllSign From and h's. George 13arkh,y, lIz, an(I I S pr(,:;s,.d a (h,sir(, f(,r iastlran(>, ' Mrs. Martin Smith, Mr and Mrs. I ',viwrt h:llidlia.ll' l)tlblic I)oney in u a'ncrease" '" * :'" "* '""'"" "' *""""' '"' Chester Valley and Mrs. Mary] Hunter attended Pomona Grange, I (.[)unty did ))(d pa:: ()n tliia )'(.so. whieh wits held }it tile Progress! lulion" at this lime but ])Inn lo 19#gg)rupi:o:g;t;sotr°p?el:tsthe Clyde Landsaw" ,)f Southside [i!;iiil;i(i,{iil;i,ii:!/,is-({f:i!};[.£1!) ! ihefut,,,'e. (lrange, resigned as Overseer and The (,(aumissi(m gave their ().i<. Washington, California and Ore- Chestei' Valley was elected lo tile l for an alh)wan,'c of liv(' c('nts ; gon werc outlined to more tharl 75 illil,, for a 1955 aHt() t( be used sales r.cpresentatives by C. H. Ba- post. 'Pile Progress ladies served con, Jr., exeeutive vice president a very delicious diun(,i' t)rior to bc(!llllS(* )f the lowell pl'iees ()ffmw(l by llh' ('()IIIIIv HSS'SSt)F'S office. the ineetinff, by the iustitution, l,]rlginee|' Frank THE COMMISSION :ll:() nEI(,e(1 of Simpson Timber Company in Seattle Monday. MONDAY'S MEETING of sales staffs from Simpson Logging Cmnpany, Simpson Redwood Com- pany and Simpson Paper Company was followed by product sales meetings in Seattle and Arcata, Calif,, on Tuesday and Wednesday, Bacon told the men who repre- sent Simpson in key cities throughout the United States sales goals in all products -lum- ber, paper, plywood, doors, insu- lating and acoustical products-- will be higher than last year in anticipation of improved business nationwide. Full production will result in the company's 23 plants operating in 13 cities of the three states if market demand holds np, he stressed. Simpson's newest plants are the Capital plywood operation in Olympia and a paper converting plant opened in Los Angeles in December, 1958. Monday's session featured plans for a new Simpson marketing or- aniaation headed by Don Proud- ot of Seattle and a new com- pany, Simpson Engineered Wood Products, headed by William A. McKenzie of Seattle. THE SALESMEN heard presen- tations by Hal W. McClary, vice president and general manager of Simpson )gging Company; Don F, McCall, vice president and gen- eral manager of Simpson Paper Company; Gil Oswald, acting gen- eral manager of Simpson Redwood Company; W. G. Reed, chairman of Simpson Timber Company; Thos. F. Gleed, president of Simp- son Timber Company, and others. ULLIWAUP NEWS By Mrs. Nell Vance LILLIWAUP.-No card party at Lilliwaup until Feb. 13. Hood Canal Garden Club will meet this Thursday at the cub- house in Potlatch. PotlucR lunch at 12:30. Members of the Eastern Star from Lilliwaup attending the meeting of Priscilla Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star at Po Gamble last Tuesday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Schaufler. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ahl, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sauers and Mesdames Frances Moake, Corda WatRins, Marion Cave, Evelyn Nicholson. Susie Anderson and Mettle Back- lurid. Thirty-five members of EI- Sner Chapter, Order of Eastern Star of Union visited Port Gamble that evening taking over the trav- eling lantcrn Dinner was enjoyed by most of the group at the an- cient uget Hotel in Port Gamble. MRS. ILENE Ager entertained a group of members behmging to the Hood Canal Woman's Club last Thursday afternoon. Plans we:e formulated for the luncheon to be given for the February meeting. Those enjoying the afternoon were Mesdames Mattie Backlund, Jenny Heft, Belle Brock, Frances Moake, Myrtle Johnson. Christine Ahl, Zoe Scene, JesSe Peterson and the hostess, Ilene Ager. Mr. and Mrs. B. E, Brock of Hama Hama Lodge, had as week- end guests their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Harleth Brock, and daugh- ter, Harlene, of Edmonds, Also Mrs. Brock's sister, Mrs. J. L. Coffey of Olympia. Mr. and iVtrs( Steve Ahl enter- tained at dinner Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Roth and children of Carrington, N.D. Mrs. Roth is the daughter of Mrs. Em- ma Prussia, a former resident of Lilliwaup. The Roths have been living at Lilliwaup the past two months, but left Monday for a visit in Oregon before returning to their home in North Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Giese and children, Shannon, tev and Chuck, of Silverdale visited Mr. and Mrs Steve Ah Snday Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chichester of Polec Orchard also visited t Ahls Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Stite of Belair visited the Ahls Saturday. ,  , T SIZE RANGIi 6 cu, ft. .  mrigerator" Elctrolux, 17" RCA TV. Dhitte st" Bcd, 4)tgs, n attr(ss ' R,,asonablo. Phone HA 6-34*54. " " 2/5-12 hie Party to a$ttme small monthly laYments Also sDinet piano. Writ Credit MKr. Taltman lalaao Stores, Inc., 375 12t St. S.E,, Salem, Oregon. ; nt h,,ues, roofs etc. Por esti- n n, tea Phone HA 6-4322 Inquire 1202 Cota St. " " R2/5-°7 ' . , 6-62 , ' VrI2tTg'#i Xh-liy'ii-t VT-ff(;i: -W-;i a n with own income rent free. Call 1-IA 68435 after 7 p.m. H2/5-J9 /ANT1'D "2-'- Two- w6i-no.-n--4[i{fi'bae.k 2 'round ¢)n koybt)ard lnstruln(qlt. For Information write ox W, Journal, tating your quallf|eations, W2/5-12 -£-II: b----- "- "t" 0- -i'dli -'ii-ff" bi c k - round on keyboard inatruments. For fformation write Journal Box W, staling year q!uallfieatlonm.' W2/5-12 f'i3 E E "2=0 mTt'i;i{i/f -)Si;ti.i- S fii; - nerd dog. Call HA 6-8397, Mc2/5 NOTICE OF WATER RIGHT APPLICATION NO, I68 STATE OF WASHINGTON. OFFICE OI SUPERVISOR OF WATER RE- SOURCES. OLMPIA TAKE NOT!E: That Andrew J., William G. and Heh)n E. Walko ,)t' Elma, Washington, on January 23. 1959, filed appltcathm for permit to divert the public waters of Cloquallun Creek, t)qi)utary of Chehalis River, in the alnoullt O[ 0.30 second foot sub- ject to existlng rlghts, from April 15th to October nat each year for the pur= pose of irrigalion; that the apl)roxi- mate point of diversion is loeat,,d with- in E½ of Section 14 Townshi W. W. M.. in Mason ectiona must be dollar ($2.00) filed with the Resourcea (30) otfloial seal 99. M. G, Stata Suporvmor of Water Reac)ureea SEAL 2/5-12 2t MIL AND MRS. tonahl John- son and datlgbttr' .lcnnifer of Port Angeles spent FrMay night with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson. On Saturday [(on and Mary Lou drove to SeaLllc to a!tend the ttonle Coming at SeaLLle Pacific College and Jennifer sta.yed wiLh h(,r grandparents. They term'ned to Port Angeles on Sunday. Most of the Valley attended and enjoyed the skating party last Thursday evening, which was spon- st)red by Lhe teachers, Mrs. Bul'- nett and Miss Shields, "lnd the bus driver, Mrs. Minor. Anyone having clothing to do- nate to the P.T,C. rumnmge sale' please bring it to the school com- munity hall not laler than Friday. The P.T.C. Will hold a rummage sale in the PUP building on Sat- urday. MARSIIA SMITH celebrated her birthday on Jan. 28th with a party. Those invited were Bonnie Barnett of Shelton, Charlene KeN sey of Uniorl, Sandy I,yman, Judy Carder, Maxine Tozier, and Letha Flansbtu'g. The 4-H Club met "It the home of Marsha Smith on Tuesday witl a good attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holman and daughter of Shelton spent Sun- day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bollinger. The Skokomish Ladies Club met at the home of Mrs. Geneva Dey- ette last week. ON TUEI)AY, Feb. 10th, the seventh and eighth grades of Low- er Skokomish School will travel by bus with their teachers, Mr. Bry- ant, Mr. Crumb and Mrs. McDow- ell, to spend the day at the legis- lature Mr. and Mrs. Claudc Dugffer made a business trip to Centralia and Chehalis Saturday. The regular meeting of the di- rectors of Hood Canal Conaolidated School District 404 will be held at the Lower Skokomish SChool at 8 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 9th. WE ARE tlA, PPY to report that Mrs. Charles Wilkinson is much improved and home from the hos- pital. Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Brady of Port Angeles and Mr. and Mrs, Blazer Philip of Tacoma were mS(l- week visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Coble. The Skokomish Mavericks play- ed the Lower Skokomish basket- ball Learn Sunday afternoon but came away with the lower end of the score. Mr. and Mrs. Don I)oqk drove tQ" Kirkland last Sundav to a birU- day dinner in honor of 'their gran(I- son, Michael. Mr, and,Mrs. Ed Ahern wey e re- cent visitors at the home "of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunter. Mrs. J. O. Boner of Shclton was an overnight guest of Mr, and Mrs. Chester Valley on Monday. Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Richert en- tertained at dinner' last Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. A1 Kimball anl family of Olympia and Mr, and Mrs. Jim Cross and family of Sholton. Susie and Jan Valley of Island Lake spent the weekend with their grandparents, Mr. and. Mrs. Ches- ter Valley. On Sunday they were joined by Sandy Bollinger, who ac- companied them to the services at the Baptist chnrch in Shelton in the eveninff. THE YOUNG people of the Community ehurch are planning to attend the Alliance church on OItDINANCE NO, (So4 AN ORDINANCE REPEALING Otl- DINANCE NO. 637 and AMENDIING OIDINANCE NO, 522 relating t,) a sewerage fend, and t(, d q ,rrtlinin; and fLxing rules and eha)ges, an(l providing for penalties and (lens an¢l tP=P cnfoi'c(,ment 'th+,reof tn t:+le of DOES ORDAIN AS [eOLLOWS: Secth)n 1. That Section 1 of Ordi- nancellN°'fo o 522 be amend,,d to read an W : Sccthm 1. That all property ownr, rs that ar(, .crved by, or are within thre hundr,d fet of the general sewerage ..stern, or extension therelo, of lira City of Shelton amd can hi, ('onnected to saate, shall be assessed ('harges for werage ' disp(')saI' sp)'vic(,. (,×cepthlg industry and nanufacturing ealablish- meats, and State and Fc(leral estab- lishments, who shall be assessed onty for sanltary waste and sewerage an(l not for e()lllIllercJal wnste (')1' )-(q'tlS(, nlateTrlal, th@ lat_tfr of w}liell shalt b disposed hy indiastry, manufacturing and publie estsblishments. The rates and charges for said St,weragc Dlsl')os- &l ySteln Fund and fro' sewerage (lis- poSo.] service, which art. to be paid Into aatd fund, shall I)e nmde ,,n a nmnthly basis and shall be determined and fixed on lhe basis of water rates ' th@retofore 0stabl shed and d ,fined 'in Ordinance No. 477, as an),'nd(,d hy Ordinance No 507 of the Ciiv ot St o - ton llld snch other Illl)endiIl(;n[s there- to ns n)ay be applicable, I)roviding sai(l anl(ll(ll')lPnts do not reduco the )'at¢' and cimrges her,,ia to be assessed for sewt*rag(! disposal service. The ratP snd charg(.s shall be determlued and fixed as f()llows: (a) All waier users in compliance with the above s(ctlo shall pay $2,50 minill)unl D('r II)onth for" each l'e.ldence,. (h) Each non-resldontial l)r co|l"l- merc.ial water user shall )ay 60'/{ of the water charge, or $2,o0 minimum etlarge monthly, which evm' ('barge is htgh('r, provided ]lOWe'.'er that When conditions exist that prove that a ..'ubs(antial al)lonnt Of water llS llletered Js not )),,in PPlllrlll'd tO the newer System for sanitary treatnlenl, the eon)nlission IS hOl'('t)y atlthoPlgcd and porn)itted to )'(,view Dny sneh 0tse. and establish a rate IO confol'lll wHh the (ornnlercial pere(ntagP of 60€;/, or watPl" metered, but reduced /,n an al)- proxin)at,, per('entage basin hy t11( per- centa'z  )f Wtt ,r not being roiurned to lhe sewf'r SySlClII. ) ) (q'.i [( I1 2, The above 1'(ties and eharges shall apply iron) and after the first billing dat folhlwing March 1st. 1959. S(,('ti)n 3. Ordinance No. 637 in here- by reprinted "INTRODUCED [n regular Commis- sion meeting thin 27th day of Junu- ary 1959. ASSED Fabrnary 3rd. 1959. EARL H. MOORE MaYor 3, V. SIMPSON Commlnmlonm" of F.lnance w. F. MckNN Com]nissionr of Stre(,t & Public Wks Attest : Alnm K, (atto, City (ler'k C. T. rlait '1. Ci(, Att¢(rney /, It Porter t,t(,()llllrlcllded this re(lye after studying tlae In'ice list sl!p- plie(I }:)y the prison against pr'ice!: for sin)ih)r signs charged by I)ri - VHIt! C()I1ceFIIN, THE COMMISSIONERS he:l rt a r'e(tr Iwst f l'(Hn ,hi el< A. (h)h,, chairm'm ()f tlw board ()f I:>.U.I). No, :;, asking th:lt lhe 'c(nmty go Oil r(!cord against h()llse bill .18 whie.h W()l|l(I illcr'(,:ts(, lhc nlelllber- ship of I'.U.D. boards fl'oln tAre,,, to five. Cole t()ld the conllni:s- ion th;tt the additional illelnbrs Wollld serve no Us(rfuI ptlrpose and that it would only mean an addi- tional expense for the P,U.D.s, The eoqlnaission agr(.'ed to write letters to Senator John Gohhnrk and State Grange Master A. Lara Nelson informing them that they are not in favor ()f the proposed bill. Sheriff ,h.tg Potter sukunitted a request for two 1959 four-door se- I() have cotll/ty cfnDh)yoes :t(L,!l(d a m),tqing to l), condlt(:le(l I) 3 ' Jim I)(a'(t,r. S:f(.ty Sup(:,)'visor of lh(, PeninsuFa District ,)f (?, tLllly (:"()I)I- IlliSNiOIIII'N, J't)r tap ptll*[)(/Se ()f Sill'C- ty edtlel£tioll. TEMPERANCE INSURANGE EXGitANGE FIRE - AUTO - CASUALTY Rolmrt Sloano 200 East Pine HA. 6-4147 i i L III l - I ttl duns an it was moved to have these bids made knawn to the plb- lie on Feb. 16 at 10:30 a,m. Pot- ter also reported to the connnis- ion that the cost of meals in Lhe new county kitcheu has been re- duced from 80 to 41 cents. COUNTY ENGINEER Frail Porter submitted a list: of county road projects l'oa' 1959 hltaling $133,225.17. This included ab(mt 2.5 various projects. The origirml estin)ated figure for the work was $132,41,1. Dick Angle appeared before the c(immissi0n on the matter of in- surance for county emph>yees wbo handle public funds. Angle said d FLOYD DIBSON J UJ Ca,, H o"s,o0000 T.. i m.,..,o.,..,oo,...l i said that the county could have B rth00 Shelton General Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Eta€in, P.O. Box .152, a boy, Feb. 3. Clinic Hosl:ital , M)'. and Mr's. I3, G, Chrk. Rt. 3, a boy, Jan. 30. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schnitzer, Rt 1,  boy, I"cb. 1. M)'. and Mrs..lames C Tibbits. Star at. 2, a boy, Feb. 3. t,'riday evening I() hear' lhe King's Messeugers. an evangelistic group from Minncsota If you enjoy good music this in u mevting wm'th i THOMAS ORGAN DEALER Ask About Our Rental Plan JOHNNY'S MUSIG BOX 429 Railroad HA 6-4302 hearing. ............ RENTAL SERVICE ,N Edger and Vibrator Tyl)es FLOOR nLISHB$ --. ........................................ __2 ............... _..2, ................... _ ............... NEVER TOO LME, Now is The, Time To,.. ! .... ttT YOUR ] ltIONEY WORK [ FOR YOU Ul 1/,. O/ Per Annum Current, HOME LOAN All accounts insured up to $10,000 by F,S. & L. and I.C. TNURSTON OOUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION Security Bldg., Olympia, Wash. OFFICERS-- Carlton I. Sears, President V, R. Lawrenre, Exec. Vice Pres. Hazel Walmer, Secretary-Treas. Eugene Domn, Asst. Secy.-Trees, J. C. Minshull, Vic, e President DIRECTORS-- ARNOLD KOUTONEN HAZEL WALMER JOHN S, LYNCH, JR. V. R. LAWRENCE J. C. MINSHULL CARLTON I: SEARS --NEW CURRENT DIVIDEND RATES 31/:z% PER ANNUM-- 5, 1959 NEWS _ --- Tragedy struck Dayton COmmm{ity early mm'ning when the home and Mrs. Henry Warnes Y, Mr. and Mrs. Warnes cling a benefit dance party whose home had they lost their own. Pinochle Club evening at the home and Mrs. Pete Roberts. winners were Marguer- and Darl Goldy; low, and Tommy Bunnell; lochle, Estelle Bunnell '8012. Mrs. James Hickson next pinochle party Feb, 21, attained his tenth on Satutlay and had as gelth Combs, Tom Bunnell, Denny Tibbits, Mitchell Gary Rose, Ricky DiN and Mike Ray. attend were John Kin- THRITIS? in be- alter being ry joint In my SOF aeSS t'raal to medical Arthrtttm tlsm. Far how 1 obtained write : LELA S. WIER Aelor Hills Drive ID,O- Box 2695 Mississippi ORDER OF MOOSE t'e No. 1684 HELD EACH 4th Tuesdays Of the Month P.m. Airport iowe, Governor HA 6-4743 HA NFANTS snap panties, reg. 75€, Fri. & Sat. only .... 49¢ topper sets ........ $1.49 nap aorilon sleeping was $6.95, now $5.95 blend blankets, .................................. $2.98 nite diaper ........ $1.49 ................................... 79¢ ,qHELTON-MAgON COUNTY JOTYRNAL- Published in "ChtmaStown ,.,. napU00-'S-O Garde and Duane Kidd and Hurl I Demeree. Refreshments served] rt - were hot chocolate, jello and cake. [ weeken00l 00nest of Mr and 00g,o %!5,th 00,nd Robert Le nan whs his uncle, Mr. t.IOOD,. () Clond Stuck of "McMtnnville, Ore. ]oig'hth orn(.Ic students of Hood GARY COMBS, who was four-i Canal school treated their teach- teen last Thm'sday had as birth-t era' families and friends to an day dinner gnests' his grandpar-t evening" skating l)arty in the Shcl- Its, Mr. and Mrs. Seab Combs. ibm |{(filer Rilll¢ on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Adams vis- The party was the euhnination of ited Sunday in Tacoma at the im'my candy sales, Christn,n (ar(t home i)f their children, Mr. an(ljSah,s, and :am(, receipts. Mrs. Die]< Kelly and Mr. and Mrs.[ Eh,(:ti(m ()f ,)ffi(,e)'s was htqd at a mteting ,f the I).S.C. this xv(,ek, Lester Adams. ]with Mrs. Wes .T()hnson (,l((.ted to ON MONDAY, Mr. and Mrs., serve as presid(,nt of the gr(alp Ancil egg and daughters of Se- fro' the coming ye.l)'. Assisting attle visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Brown. Lu(,.ita and Lorrie Maynard of Shelt(m spent the weekend with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Rietdorf. Sunday guests a'c the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carol Kinnie were Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bond and son of Granite Falls and Mrs. Thomas Lingle and son of Everett. Roy Evans spent the weekend with Gary Combs. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Tibbits and Cindy were Sunday dinner gucsts of Mr. and Mrs, Allen Tibbits of Shelton. Sunday caller at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Darl Goldy were Mr. and Mrs. Art Morris of Island Lake. MR. AND MRS. Robert Leman and sons spent Sunday at the home of her parentg, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Evers of Matlock. Calling at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Gary Cole Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Denny of Olympia. Sunday evening dinner guests at the home %$ Mr. and Mrs, Wal- ter Chappell were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ooldy and son. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Rauscher of Shelton were Sunday callers at the Joseph Luhm home. Mr. Marvel Townsend of Turn- water and Mr. Roy Fox of Shel- ton were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman McNulty. VISITING MRS. Gertrude Scott on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Holman, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Erick- son, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Combs, and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Scott and children, Gary Rose was a Tuesday over- night guest of Roy, Melvin, Don- ny and Kenny Evans. The John Luhm family were Snnday guests of Joseph Luhm. Mr." and Mrs. Fred McGlathlin and daughters of Bremerton vis- ited on Sunday with her father, Mr. J. W. Stoner. Dan and Mike McHenry en- joyed their first airplane ride on h(,r will be Mrs. R()l)ert Smith as sv(:r(,tary. Secret pats were d)'awn. Mrs. Em(,ry Winters Was hostes. in h(,r Vinch Creek home, and MI'S. b'. (1. McDowell wqs eo-hostess. The t,'(,bruary meeting will be held in the I,ake Cushman home of Mrs. Sid Anderson. MR. AND MRS. J. H. Valli- (tu,'tte and Mrs. l>,arl)ara VailS- l quette and daughter, Katbieen l were visitors Friday' and Saturday I in Ill(, Iionl(, of Mr," and [r's. Nor-[ man Gray. Norm and I3arbara [ are cousins who haven't visited I together since their younger days in California. Sunday visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lew Ewms were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry tIarrington, and sistc{" an(1 "At{s-' band, Mr. and Mrs, Jim Chaney, all ()f Port Angeles.. Cub Scout Pack 11, Boy Scout Troop 11, and Explorer Post 11 of Hoodsport will combine their ob- servance of Scout Week with a pothw.k dinner for their families. It will be held in the Hoodsport school on Tuesday evening, Feb. 10, at 6::',0 o'clock. Presentations of the charters will be made by a representative of their sponsor- ing organizations. The program will consist of skits 'and demon- strations of Scouting skills by the boys. THE GEORGE Clark family Sunday afternoon with members of their Baptist Sunday school class. Mr. and Mrs, Claude Legacy of Seattle and Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Grim of Seattle were wcekend guests of the Harold LeGal'des. Helping to clean tip the former Carl Smulter house for the Hen- ry Warnes family were Mrs. Ray Dilh,nburg, Mrs. R. L. Leonard, Mrs. Perry Rose, Mrs. James Hick- s()n, Dave Rayson, Mrs. Robert Leman, Mrs. Clifford Combs, Mrs. Palmer Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Harold LeGarde, Mrs. Carol Mc- Henry and Mr. J. W. Rayson. YOU SHOULD ,8139 KNOW.. • WILLOUR CLINT IF YOU ARE A BUSINESS MAN. YOU NEED THE PROTECTION OF BUSINESS LIFE INSULANCE. NZfe w NATI O NAIL. Insurance {or Living Potlatch News visiled will] her to velebrate her eightieth birthday. Jim Brown qnd ,lira Smith were gm'sts ()f Explor('r Post 12 of Sheiton at a swim party held in the Y.M.C.A. in Ol?/mpia Satur- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mays and Javkie wvr'e diml(,r guests in the hi)me of Mr. lind IVIl's. Robert Smith and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnson and son and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mun- s()n of Seattle, and Mr. and Mrs. Cal Cook of Tacoma, were guests in the home of Mr. "rod Mrs, Nell Simmons. Bob Jr., and Nell Jr. took atlvantage of the beautifnl Canal weather to try out their hy- drol)lanes. Also crnising around on Sunday was Eddie Knceland in his boat arid Ilew motor. THE LOWER Skokomish PTA will meet on Thursday evening at 7::;0. Mcmbers are asked to brin' ahmg sure-fire money-making ideas. Mr. and Mrs. Wright Carlson, Earl Riebow and Wanda Wyatt, all members of the Salty Sashay- ers Square Dance Club, traveled to Port Townsend Saturday evening t/ attend a dancing party there. Highlight of the week for kind- ergarteners was a visit to the Hoodsport Vohmteer fire station. Norman Gray, a member of the fire department, explained the pur- pose of the variou, equipment. Each child had a turn at donning the chief's hat and sitting in the fire engine. As the chikiren re- turned to their room with their teacher, Mrs Emery Winters, a real fire alarm sonnded, giving definite emphasis to the tour. Mr. and Mrs. Frieeke and fam- ily, who were staying at Rest, while Park, have returned to Ore- gon. Rich furnished treats for all of his kindergarten friends as a farewell gesture on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Nell North were visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hicks, JOHNNA WINTERS enter- tained a few of her friends at a luncheon during her viait here in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Winters. Another exciting evening of basketball is scheduled for Feb. 6 starting at 8 p.m. between the Kamilche and Lower Skokomish teams. The 7th and 8th grade girls' teams and boys' teams will each play a game. Helicopter pilot Ray Hausman and crew of the Geodetic Survey spent Saturday and Sunday in the Home Sweet Home and Black and White Lakes region making a snow survey for the City of Ta- coma. Snow measurements at Home Sweet Home, were 116 inches. The hclicoptcr is from the Areoeopter Service of Boeing Field in Seattle It made its flight into the Olympics after a stop at the state salmon fish hatchery in Hoodsport. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Sheldon and family of Everett visited her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carlson, over the weeknd. MR. AND MRS. Jim Radtke of Seattle were visiting witl rctativcs here over the weekend. Tune-Up Specials Ready for Pleasant Free Spr00 Motoring Wheel Balancinu $e'l  +PECIAL 89 e elU;ht7 Motor Tune-Up AO'00O , s3.so Free Pick-up and Delivery . Firestone Nylon 500 r, es 10% . Factory Seconds In Most Popular Sizes 6:70 White Walls lgll I= Were $29.65 NOW EVERGREEN T ACO First & Franklin . HA fi-3031 OHEGK4N FOR A ,OHEOK.UP AND CHECK OAR TROUBLE With plenty of rugged winter driving behind Your car (and more still ahead) better stop : tn for a check-up, tune-up or whatever a to keep you drivin smoo ly, safely. The time to stop trouble i g befor; h it starts! U.S.A.," Shelt0n, '*  's '59 Mi00a!e [County To Buy '""'""" amounting t()$5000 for o, vC:m'son okomish ..,,).,..(:. i. ,l., ,.a.,h..s,, :,nd ,, $;i000" f()r I;hos0 in ()trtlviltg ar'taN -By MAR VAIAAiiY I , * t ':' ''''t ','y  S ' *''* ;:' r S':''''' 'm: '  Sales Goals "00AllSign From and h's. George 13arkh,y, lIz, an(I I S pr(,:;s,.d a (h,sir(, f(,r iastlran(>, ' Mrs. Martin Smith, Mr and Mrs. I ',viwrt h:llidlia.ll' l)tlblic I)oney in u a'ncrease" '" * :'" "* '""'"" "' *""""' '"' Chester Valley and Mrs. Mary] Hunter attended Pomona Grange, I (.[)unty did ))(d pa:: ()n tliia )'(.so. whieh wits held }it tile Progress! lulion" at this lime but ])Inn lo 19#gg)rupi:o:g;t;sotr°p?el:tsthe Clyde Landsaw" ,)f Southside [i!;iiil;i(i,{iil;i,ii:!/,is-({f:i!};[.£1!) ! ihefut,,,'e. (lrange, resigned as Overseer and The (,(aumissi(m gave their ().i<. Washington, California and Ore- Chestei' Valley was elected lo tile l for an alh)wan,'c of liv(' c('nts ; gon werc outlined to more tharl 75 illil,, for a 1955 aHt() t( be used sales r.cpresentatives by C. H. Ba- post. 'Pile Progress ladies served con, Jr., exeeutive vice president a very delicious diun(,i' t)rior to bc(!llllS(* )f the lowell pl'iees ()ffmw(l by llh' ('()IIIIIv HSS'SSt)F'S office. the ineetinff, by the iustitution, l,]rlginee|' Frank THE COMMISSION :ll:() nEI(,e(1 of Simpson Timber Company in Seattle Monday. MONDAY'S MEETING of sales staffs from Simpson Logging Cmnpany, Simpson Redwood Com- pany and Simpson Paper Company was followed by product sales meetings in Seattle and Arcata, Calif,, on Tuesday and Wednesday, Bacon told the men who repre- sent Simpson in key cities throughout the United States sales goals in all products -lum- ber, paper, plywood, doors, insu- lating and acoustical products-- will be higher than last year in anticipation of improved business nationwide. Full production will result in the company's 23 plants operating in 13 cities of the three states if market demand holds np, he stressed. Simpson's newest plants are the Capital plywood operation in Olympia and a paper converting plant opened in Los Angeles in December, 1958. Monday's session featured plans for a new Simpson marketing or- aniaation headed by Don Proud- ot of Seattle and a new com- pany, Simpson Engineered Wood Products, headed by William A. McKenzie of Seattle. THE SALESMEN heard presen- tations by Hal W. McClary, vice president and general manager of Simpson )gging Company; Don F, McCall, vice president and gen- eral manager of Simpson Paper Company; Gil Oswald, acting gen- eral manager of Simpson Redwood Company; W. G. Reed, chairman of Simpson Timber Company; Thos. F. Gleed, president of Simp- son Timber Company, and others. ULLIWAUP NEWS By Mrs. Nell Vance LILLIWAUP.-No card party at Lilliwaup until Feb. 13. Hood Canal Garden Club will meet this Thursday at the cub- house in Potlatch. PotlucR lunch at 12:30. Members of the Eastern Star from Lilliwaup attending the meeting of Priscilla Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star at Po Gamble last Tuesday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Schaufler. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ahl, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sauers and Mesdames Frances Moake, Corda WatRins, Marion Cave, Evelyn Nicholson. Susie Anderson and Mettle Back- lurid. Thirty-five members of EI- Sner Chapter, Order of Eastern Star of Union visited Port Gamble that evening taking over the trav- eling lantcrn Dinner was enjoyed by most of the group at the an- cient uget Hotel in Port Gamble. MRS. ILENE Ager entertained a group of members behmging to the Hood Canal Woman's Club last Thursday afternoon. Plans we:e formulated for the luncheon to be given for the February meeting. Those enjoying the afternoon were Mesdames Mattie Backlund, Jenny Heft, Belle Brock, Frances Moake, Myrtle Johnson. Christine Ahl, Zoe Scene, JesSe Peterson and the hostess, Ilene Ager. Mr. and Mrs. B. E, Brock of Hama Hama Lodge, had as week- end guests their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Harleth Brock, and daugh- ter, Harlene, of Edmonds, Also Mrs. Brock's sister, Mrs. J. L. Coffey of Olympia. Mr. and iVtrs( Steve Ahl enter- tained at dinner Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Roth and children of Carrington, N.D. Mrs. Roth is the daughter of Mrs. Em- ma Prussia, a former resident of Lilliwaup. The Roths have been living at Lilliwaup the past two months, but left Monday for a visit in Oregon before returning to their home in North Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Giese and children, Shannon, tev and Chuck, of Silverdale visited Mr. and Mrs Steve Ah Snday Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chichester of Polec Orchard also visited t Ahls Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Stite of Belair visited the Ahls Saturday. ,  , T SIZE RANGIi 6 cu, ft. .  mrigerator" Elctrolux, 17" RCA TV. Dhitte st" Bcd, 4)tgs, n attr(ss ' R,,asonablo. Phone HA 6-34*54. " " 2/5-12 hie Party to a$ttme small monthly laYments Also sDinet piano. Writ Credit MKr. Taltman lalaao Stores, Inc., 375 12t St. S.E,, Salem, Oregon. ; nt h,,ues, roofs etc. Por esti- n n, tea Phone HA 6-4322 Inquire 1202 Cota St. " " R2/5-°7 ' . , 6-62 , ' VrI2tTg'#i Xh-liy'ii-t VT-ff(;i: -W-;i a n with own income rent free. Call 1-IA 68435 after 7 p.m. H2/5-J9 /ANT1'D "2-'- Two- w6i-no.-n--4[i{fi'bae.k 2 'round ¢)n koybt)ard lnstruln(qlt. For Information write ox W, Journal, tating your quallf|eations, W2/5-12 -£-II: b----- "- "t" 0- -i'dli -'ii-ff" bi c k - round on keyboard inatruments. For fformation write Journal Box W, staling year q!uallfieatlonm.' W2/5-12 f'i3 E E "2=0 mTt'i;i{i/f -)Si;ti.i- S fii; - nerd dog. Call HA 6-8397, Mc2/5 NOTICE OF WATER RIGHT APPLICATION NO, I68 STATE OF WASHINGTON. OFFICE OI SUPERVISOR OF WATER RE- SOURCES. OLMPIA TAKE NOT!E: That Andrew J., William G. and Heh)n E. Walko ,)t' Elma, Washington, on January 23. 1959, filed appltcathm for permit to divert the public waters of Cloquallun Creek, t)qi)utary of Chehalis River, in the alnoullt O[ 0.30 second foot sub- ject to existlng rlghts, from April 15th to October nat each year for the pur= pose of irrigalion; that the apl)roxi- mate point of diversion is loeat,,d with- in E½ of Section 14 Townshi W. W. M.. in Mason ectiona must be dollar ($2.00) filed with the Resourcea (30) otfloial seal 99. M. G, Stata Suporvmor of Water Reac)ureea SEAL 2/5-12 2t MIL AND MRS. tonahl John- son and datlgbttr' .lcnnifer of Port Angeles spent FrMay night with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson. On Saturday [(on and Mary Lou drove to SeaLllc to a!tend the ttonle Coming at SeaLLle Pacific College and Jennifer sta.yed wiLh h(,r grandparents. They term'ned to Port Angeles on Sunday. Most of the Valley attended and enjoyed the skating party last Thursday evening, which was spon- st)red by Lhe teachers, Mrs. Bul'- nett and Miss Shields, "lnd the bus driver, Mrs. Minor. Anyone having clothing to do- nate to the P.T,C. rumnmge sale' please bring it to the school com- munity hall not laler than Friday. The P.T.C. Will hold a rummage sale in the PUP building on Sat- urday. MARSIIA SMITH celebrated her birthday on Jan. 28th with a party. Those invited were Bonnie Barnett of Shelton, Charlene KeN sey of Uniorl, Sandy I,yman, Judy Carder, Maxine Tozier, and Letha Flansbtu'g. The 4-H Club met "It the home of Marsha Smith on Tuesday witl a good attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holman and daughter of Shelton spent Sun- day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bollinger. The Skokomish Ladies Club met at the home of Mrs. Geneva Dey- ette last week. ON TUEI)AY, Feb. 10th, the seventh and eighth grades of Low- er Skokomish School will travel by bus with their teachers, Mr. Bry- ant, Mr. Crumb and Mrs. McDow- ell, to spend the day at the legis- lature Mr. and Mrs. Claudc Dugffer made a business trip to Centralia and Chehalis Saturday. The regular meeting of the di- rectors of Hood Canal Conaolidated School District 404 will be held at the Lower Skokomish SChool at 8 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 9th. WE ARE tlA, PPY to report that Mrs. Charles Wilkinson is much improved and home from the hos- pital. Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Brady of Port Angeles and Mr. and Mrs, Blazer Philip of Tacoma were mS(l- week visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Coble. The Skokomish Mavericks play- ed the Lower Skokomish basket- ball Learn Sunday afternoon but came away with the lower end of the score. Mr. and Mrs. Don I)oqk drove tQ" Kirkland last Sundav to a birU- day dinner in honor of 'their gran(I- son, Michael. Mr, and,Mrs. Ed Ahern wey e re- cent visitors at the home "of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunter. Mrs. J. O. Boner of Shclton was an overnight guest of Mr, and Mrs. Chester Valley on Monday. Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Richert en- tertained at dinner' last Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. A1 Kimball anl family of Olympia and Mr, and Mrs. Jim Cross and family of Sholton. Susie and Jan Valley of Island Lake spent the weekend with their grandparents, Mr. and. Mrs. Ches- ter Valley. On Sunday they were joined by Sandy Bollinger, who ac- companied them to the services at the Baptist chnrch in Shelton in the eveninff. THE YOUNG people of the Community ehurch are planning to attend the Alliance church on OItDINANCE NO, (So4 AN ORDINANCE REPEALING Otl- DINANCE NO. 637 and AMENDIING OIDINANCE NO, 522 relating t,) a sewerage fend, and t(, d q ,rrtlinin; and fLxing rules and eha)ges, an(l providing for penalties and (lens an¢l tP=P cnfoi'c(,ment 'th+,reof tn t:+le of DOES ORDAIN AS [eOLLOWS: Secth)n 1. That Section 1 of Ordi- nancellN°'fo o 522 be amend,,d to read an W : Sccthm 1. That all property ownr, rs that ar(, .crved by, or are within thre hundr,d fet of the general sewerage ..stern, or extension therelo, of lira City of Shelton amd can hi, ('onnected to saate, shall be assessed ('harges for werage ' disp(')saI' sp)'vic(,. (,×cepthlg industry and nanufacturing ealablish- meats, and State and Fc(leral estab- lishments, who shall be assessed onty for sanltary waste and sewerage an(l not for e()lllIllercJal wnste (')1' )-(q'tlS(, nlateTrlal, th@ lat_tfr of w}liell shalt b disposed hy indiastry, manufacturing and publie estsblishments. The rates and charges for said St,weragc Dlsl')os- &l ySteln Fund and fro' sewerage (lis- poSo.] service, which art. to be paid Into aatd fund, shall I)e nmde ,,n a nmnthly basis and shall be determined and fixed on lhe basis of water rates ' th@retofore 0stabl shed and d ,fined 'in Ordinance No. 477, as an),'nd(,d hy Ordinance No 507 of the Ciiv ot St o - ton llld snch other Illl)endiIl(;n[s there- to ns n)ay be applicable, I)roviding sai(l anl(ll(ll')lPnts do not reduco the )'at¢' and cimrges her,,ia to be assessed for sewt*rag(! disposal service. The ratP snd charg(.s shall be determlued and fixed as f()llows: (a) All waier users in compliance with the above s(ctlo shall pay $2,50 minill)unl D('r II)onth for" each l'e.ldence,. (h) Each non-resldontial l)r co|l"l- merc.ial water user shall )ay 60'/{ of the water charge, or $2,o0 minimum etlarge monthly, which evm' ('barge is htgh('r, provided ]lOWe'.'er that When conditions exist that prove that a ..'ubs(antial al)lonnt Of water llS llletered Js not )),,in PPlllrlll'd tO the newer System for sanitary treatnlenl, the eon)nlission IS hOl'('t)y atlthoPlgcd and porn)itted to )'(,view Dny sneh 0tse. and establish a rate IO confol'lll wHh the (ornnlercial pere(ntagP of 60€;/, or watPl" metered, but reduced /,n an al)- proxin)at,, per('entage basin hy t11( per- centa'z  )f Wtt ,r not being roiurned to lhe sewf'r SySlClII. ) ) (q'.i [( I1 2, The above 1'(ties and eharges shall apply iron) and after the first billing dat folhlwing March 1st. 1959. S(,('ti)n 3. Ordinance No. 637 in here- by reprinted "INTRODUCED [n regular Commis- sion meeting thin 27th day of Junu- ary 1959. ASSED Fabrnary 3rd. 1959. EARL H. MOORE MaYor 3, V. SIMPSON Commlnmlonm" of F.lnance w. F. MckNN Com]nissionr of Stre(,t & Public Wks Attest : Alnm K, (atto, City (ler'k C. T. rlait '1. Ci(, Att¢(rney /, It Porter t,t(,()llllrlcllded this re(lye after studying tlae In'ice list sl!p- plie(I }:)y the prison against pr'ice!: for sin)ih)r signs charged by I)ri - VHIt! C()I1ceFIIN, THE COMMISSIONERS he:l rt a r'e(tr Iwst f l'(Hn ,hi el< A. (h)h,, chairm'm ()f tlw board ()f I:>.U.I). No, :;, asking th:lt lhe 'c(nmty go Oil r(!cord against h()llse bill .18 whie.h W()l|l(I illcr'(,:ts(, lhc nlelllber- ship of I'.U.D. boards fl'oln tAre,,, to five. Cole t()ld the conllni:s- ion th;tt the additional illelnbrs Wollld serve no Us(rfuI ptlrpose and that it would only mean an addi- tional expense for the P,U.D.s, The eoqlnaission agr(.'ed to write letters to Senator John Gohhnrk and State Grange Master A. Lara Nelson informing them that they are not in favor ()f the proposed bill. Sheriff ,h.tg Potter sukunitted a request for two 1959 four-door se- I() have cotll/ty cfnDh)yoes :t(L,!l(d a m),tqing to l), condlt(:le(l I) 3 ' Jim I)(a'(t,r. S:f(.ty Sup(:,)'visor of lh(, PeninsuFa District ,)f (?, tLllly (:"()I)I- IlliSNiOIIII'N, J't)r tap ptll*[)(/Se ()f Sill'C- ty edtlel£tioll. TEMPERANCE INSURANGE EXGitANGE FIRE - AUTO - CASUALTY Rolmrt Sloano 200 East Pine HA. 6-4147 i i L III l - I ttl duns an it was moved to have these bids made knawn to the plb- lie on Feb. 16 at 10:30 a,m. Pot- ter also reported to the connnis- ion that the cost of meals in Lhe new county kitcheu has been re- duced from 80 to 41 cents. COUNTY ENGINEER Frail Porter submitted a list: of county road projects l'oa' 1959 hltaling $133,225.17. This included ab(mt 2.5 various projects. The origirml estin)ated figure for the work was $132,41,1. Dick Angle appeared before the c(immissi0n on the matter of in- surance for county emph>yees wbo handle public funds. Angle said d FLOYD DIBSON J UJ Ca,, H o"s,o0000 T.. i m.,..,o.,..,oo,...l i said that the county could have B rth00 Shelton General Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Eta€in, P.O. Box .152, a boy, Feb. 3. Clinic Hosl:ital , M)'. and Mr's. I3, G, Chrk. Rt. 3, a boy, Jan. 30. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schnitzer, Rt 1,  boy, I"cb. 1. M)'. and Mrs..lames C Tibbits. Star at. 2, a boy, Feb. 3. t,'riday evening I() hear' lhe King's Messeugers. an evangelistic group from Minncsota If you enjoy good music this in u mevting wm'th i THOMAS ORGAN DEALER Ask About Our Rental Plan JOHNNY'S MUSIG BOX 429 Railroad HA 6-4302 hearing. ............ 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