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MOST ,N A HOME?
9IIELTON--MA0N COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in."Chrlstmastown, U.S.A.," Shelton, washington
I I I I Ill I
Gary Lord Allernale
For Naval Academy
Foreign Speakers
At Mt. View Church
Missionary Talk
Scheduled Today
a
Blue And Gold Dinner Planned In Hoodsport
0
T 23 N, R 6 W:
to 4 incl., 6, 7, 11 to 14
incl., 22, 23, 29, 30,
R 3 W: Sec. 7;
sec. 5; and unsurvey
R 4 W: sees. 5 to
to 35 incl.; and
sees. 1 to 4 incl.
T 24 1, ill 5 W:
1, 2, 3, 10 to 15 incl,,
34) 35, and 36.
2. That if
serting un
unpatented minin
to July 23,
interest in the
sources and
under such minin
to or in conflict
or restrictions
of said act, as
lands or any part
to file in the Land
eau of Land Mann
Washington. and
the below-stated date of
tion of this Notice
ment, properly
set forth a.u to such
(1) The date of
(2) The book and
tlon of the notice or
cation;
(3) The section or
public lanal surve
such mining
are unsurveyed either
sections which would
brace such mining
public land surveys are
such lands or a tie bY
distances to an
(4) Whether such
' or purchaser
nd
le name and
claimant and names
far as known to the cla
other person or
or interests
mining claim
shall be conclusively
to constitute a waiver
by such
title, or
claim contrary
filet with the
in section
23, 1955 (69
claims
and (ii) to
such mining
relented
to said
ions, and (iii) to p
)tier to issuance of
such minin
title to or intereS
mining claim
l in' conflict with said
' strietions. Section 4
ly, that unpatented
cated after July 23,
used for purposes
pecting, mining, or
lions, or uses
thereto; that such
Ject to the right of the
to manage and dispose
ative surface resources
:manage other surface
[of; and that except t
quired for mining ope
reasonably lnqident tl
vide cJearance for such !
uses. claimants of suck
not use or dispose of
other surface resources
that. except for
Qurl)oses, any permited
renmval of timber must
ance witJl sound
managmnent. Said
rides that any use of
any such mining claim
States, its permittees
such as not to
with the
or
cident uses by the
The date of first p
Notice shall be Jan.
Dated Jan. 3, 1962.
W. F. MEEK
Mane Land
gem
the Interior,
1125
NO. 3282
NOTICE OF ]lEAR]
REPORT AND PET]
DISTRIBUTI
IN THE SUPERIOR CO
STATE OF
MASON COUNTY IN
In the Matter of
LUCY FOWBLE. Deec
NOTICE IS
GERALD O. FOWBLE.
filed In the office of
Court a final ieport
distribution, asking
tie said report.
to the persons thereto
discharge the
and that said
bc heard on the
1962. at 10:00 o'clock in
of said day, or as
the matter can he
room of the above-ent
the Courlhhouse in S
County, Washington,
and place any person
said Estate may
Jections thereto
-Dated this 2nd day
1962.
HARRY
Clerk of said
By : Teekla
GLENN E. CORREA
Attorney at Law
Bell Bldg.
Shelton, Wash,
NO. 31C$
NOTICE OF
FINAL REPORT
FOR DISTR! H
1N THE SUPERIOR
STATE OF WASH
THE COUNTY OF
IN tile Matter of
VIN A, SUTTON
Notice is Ilereb
Rustom, A dolinistrator
of Melvin A. Sutton,
filed in tim efftcc of the
Court iris Final Rep(
for Distribution,
to settle said report.
l)roperty to the PersO
titled and to discharge
trator, end that said
titlon will bc heard
of Marcil, 1962 at
Court room of the ProbU
of said Court. at whicl
any persons interestc,
may appear and file
and contest the same,
Dated this 9th day of
(SEAL)
HARRY
Clerk of said Coi
l:ly Tcchla
Deputy
R. M. Rustom,
7441 Tacoma Ave.
Tacollla, WllSil.
NO.
NOTICE TO CI{
IN THE SUPERIOR
STATE OF
MASON COUNTY
In the Matter of the
NETH J. WILEY,
Wilda Louise
and qualified
estate. All persons
against said dee.v.ased
serve tile same In dUl
ifled, on said
attorney, lloberi L.
address below slated,
same with the Clerk
together with proof
within six months al
first publication of
same will be barred
DATE of first
15, 1962.
WILDA LOUISE
Administratrix
1025 Franklin ,0,
S mlton, Washing
ROBERT L. SNYDER
Attorney at Law
125 N. 5th
Shelton, Washir*gton.
To a large family, the most important
factor in selecting a home may be the
nmnber of bedrooms. To a retired cou-
ple, it may be a secluded neighborhood.
G°lfers like to be near a course. Work-
mg wives don't want to travel too fat'.
And one thing EVERYONE wants is:
:tpnotch value for every dollar
a fine selection of properties to
yotl. Be "tssured we won't waste
time on the wrong ones• For, as a
;i. matthr of long-standing policy . . .
: ". We Won't be happy TILL YOU ARE!
:):WATERFRONT REALTY
"317.RR AVE. HA 6-8535
ROTTER and
L
::::i:= ASSOCIATES
Broker .• Walter George, Assoaiate Broker
HA 6-6642 Evenings -- HA 6-3530
JT 8ELL
....... . IMMEDIATELY this 2-bedroom home. Full base-
" ment furnace, garage in basement. Double lot gives
'::/'aple room for children's play area. Full price $5,500.
'0M HOUSE with gas stove, water heater and re-
Large lot -- plenty of room for a garden.
$3,350.00.
A 3 BEDROOM HOME, GARAGE. You can
move in this place with a small down payment. Price
256;000.00.
4.ROOM HOUSE -- 2 bedrooms, bath. This
's a good buy at $10,000.00. Terms.
HOME, bath, 175 ft. of waterfront on Hammers-
ley Inlet with tidelands. 500 ft. of uplands. All for
$9,250.00. Terms.
OF
. WATERFRONT on Pickering Passage with tide-
, iahds. 5-room house -- 3 bech'ooms, fireplace, ample
Water for large garden. Price' $14,750.00. Terms.
OF WATERFRONT on Lake Isabella. 2-hedroom
bath, fireplace, electric heat, basement with fur-
' :nace. Price $10,000.00. Terms.
ON ISLAND LAKE 600 ft. deep. 3-bedroom home.
Gas furnace. This house needs some finish work. Ex-
:: cellent buy at $12,500.00. Easy terms.
. UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON ISLAND LAKE.
' Well wooded with native t*ees. This is a beautiful home
Site.
E A GOOD CHOICE IN RESORTS FOR SALE.
real opportunity to cash in on Century 21.
This
;Herb Rotter & Associates
REAL ESTATE
1st Street Union TW 8-2429
WITH DAYLIGHT BASEMENT This home, spe-
for a growing family, has a large recreation room
View of the Bay may be seen from the living
has its own fireplace. This ten room home has
one down plus two baths. The grounds have been
:aped and a play area added adjacen t to the double
2E FOR HANDYMAN schools and
Near
stores,
BR's, master BR next to bath, living room has
Recently redecorated kitchen and dining room.
Utility, woodshed could be made into workshop.
payment. $6500.00.
E WITH BEAUTIFUL VIEW This immaculate
sq. ft.) is located in the Seattle Syndicate Ad-
s wonderful view of the mountains and bay.
fireplace, small dining room, attractive birch
separate utility, tiled bathroom and 2 BR's
(single garage) are many of the features
ideal for an older couple. $10,100.00.
FINEST New 3 BR Rambler Will be ready for oc-
Weeks. This home was built for genuine living.
built-in kitchen is a dream come true for the
baths family room with 2 sets of sliding glass
The living room was designed for the discrimin-
Must be seen to appreciate. By Appointment.
FOR FAMILY WITH GRADE SCHOOL CHIL-
six rooms in all, dining area, garage, corner
extra large lot near lt. View School, 7 rooms
of 3 BR's, large living room, unique angular
room, and utility wired and plumbed for
bath and one-half, double garage which tn
e complete house. Many other extras that make
Will F HA $18,500.00.
HOME close to school and shopping area.
4. Bath and , large garage and work-
priced with extra corner lot. $13,500.00.
...., 2 BR's.
LmISSONIERE AGENCY
' ESTATE-- INSURANCE
,i" : HA 6-4666
Evenings Call
Carry, HA 6-3132 AI LaBissoniere, HA 6-8649
i
! " ' HaPpy (Bob) Wiles, HA 6,8926 '
Gary Lewis Lord, Rt. 3, Box
255-A, Shelton has been desig-
nated by U. S. Senator Warren
Magnuson as a second alternate
for admission to the U.S. Naval
Academy at Annapolis, Maryland.
Gary is a gradtmte of Irene S.
Reed high school where he was
active in varions sports programs.
Real
Estate
7 ROOM HOME MT. VIEW
1 LEVEL, LOOKS LIKE NEW
• 3 bedrooms, den, spacious 12 p x
20 t living room carpeted, hard-
wood floors and/or tile through-
out. Cheerful family kitchen,
bright utility. 2 car port. Stor-
age. Lawns fence protected.
Smart drapes and freshly curtained ton, beginning next Sunday, Feb.
windows . . . all ready for you to 18 through Sunday, Feb. 25. Sun-
move in for $1,000 down. The full day, February 25 services will
price is only $10,500. be scheduled as follows: Sunday
school 9:45 a.m.; 11:00 a.m., moP-
15 ACRES, 5 CULTIVATED
1958--2 BDRM. AGATE HOME
• Cedar board and batten con-
structed home PLUS 3 room home-
stead (for guests or summer
rental). Access to salt water pub-
lic beach only 800 p away. Excel-
lent garden, abundance of berries,
fruits, Apple older press. Com-
pletely furnished including T-V
and appliances. Well insulated,
electric heat and wood trash-burn-
er. Extremely low heating costs.
Good water pressure. Full price
$10,500. Equitable terms arrang-
ed. Call John Devereux for par-
ticulars.
9V2 LEVEL ACRES
2 BDRM. SMALL RANCH HOME
@ 247 t highway frontage, 1 mile
Minerva Park, 3 acres in grass,
lush gardens. 6V2 acres in large
size Alders. Good bottom land.
Neat trim home; garage, shop and
utility attached. Largely furnish-
ed. Drilled well, plenty of irri-
gating water. All this for only
$8,300. Substantial down pay-
ment.
4 BEDROOMS, HOODSPORT
OVERLOOKS HOOD CANAL
• Attractive oldrer 2 level home,
1 bedroom down, 3 up. Fireplace
in spacious liviing room, hall en-
try, traditional dining, nice kitch-
en, utility, large wall closets. Big
garage, storages. Close to beach-
es. Priced to sell at $9,500. Terms.
BAYVIEW, EAST OF HIGHWAY
BEDROOM WELL LOCATED
• A nice looking home in well
kept area. Ideal for a small young
family. Comfortable living room.
Priced at $6,000. Terms 10% down.
3 BEDROOMS DOWNTOWN,
CLOSE TO SHOPPING
• An older home in top condi-
tion. Hall entry. Fireplace, hard-
wood floors in fine big living room
and lovely family dining room. 1
bedroom down, 2 up. Immaculate
kitchen. Loads of closets and stor-
ages. Electric baseboard heat.
EXTRA! A complete miniature
railroad that fills one whole top-
side room. Full price $11,000.
Terms of course.
EASY ON THE BANK ROLL
4. BEDROQMS, ONE LEVEL
• East Hillcrest. Large living
room, carpeted. Bright roomy
kitchen, nook with 3 Windows,
pLUS an extra play room. Fine
for a young family. Carport. You
oan afford the price of $6,500.
Terms $500 down and $50 month.
A REAL CHARMER
CLOSE TO BORDEAUX
• This spotless 2 bedroom home
is well located on 5 io.ts for se-
clusion and privacy. Has two-car
garage ' and many extras that
make this an outstanding buy at
only $7,300. Owners will trade
for good 3 bedrbbm place With t
or more acres.
CALL HA 6-6592 ANYTIME
MANN REAL ESTATE
321 South First Street F
EVENINGS CALL
JOHN DEVERE4JX
"HOME-FINDER, AT HA 6-8544.
PREFERRED PROPERTIES
* ic00os00 IN:
,ooJ°U,,,_nlUSt see this attractive 3 bed-
00OOdej?00rban home, located on
ro0pa, i::: es. You will like all the extra
craic,, ge garage, drilled well, eCon-
Prie¢_ w°°d furnace, as well as the low
• ? o[ $6,500.00. See this today.
" SEE THIs NOW:
of this 3 bectroom Mt.
er wants to leave town and
The reduced price of
this a real good buy.
old and everything is in
Easy FHA terms.
' 3J $500.00 DOWN PAYMENT:
You can move right into this roomy
'3 bedroom country home located on 3
acres just 5 miles out of town. This
home needs some work, but has lots of
possibilities. It has a large double car-
port and a gods arilled Well. Total price
is only $4,450.00. Name Your own mon-
thly payments.
(, LITTLE HOUSE . Little Price
This compact 2. bedroom Hillcrest
home will be a goocl stepping stone to
our future aream hom ,-
Y ............. -. ne price is
only o,Olen s w,n easy FHA terms
Your paym Will be less than rent. "
WATERFRONT REALTY
Do yoH have a yet] for seeing
exotic, out-of-the-way p 1 a c e s; I
learn something abm{t the inhab-t
itants; their culture and mode of I
life; see samples of their arts I
and crafts, and mayhe heal" sonle-I
thing on the politicll crises ? ]
You can get all this and more
by "traveling" the easy way via
the ear-and-eye route, without ex-
periencing the blistering, sicken-
ing, heat; without hazarding
health with native foods innocent
of any sanitary practices; and
without suffering vicious stings
of scorpions and hosts of other
vermin.
This fascinating and inspira-
tional travel-education will be pre-
sented by a group of eight lec-
turers representing West Africa,
Java, Congo, Thailand, Ivory
Coast, Viet Nam, West Borneo
and Peru. They have lived and
worked in their respective adopt-
ed countries from 5 to 35 years,
and most of these people, if not
all of them, will show colored
slides.
This annual treat is offered at
the Mt. View Alliance church,
Washington and J Streets, Shel-
317 RAILROAD AVE"
HA 6-8535 ANYTIME
MARDEN STROUD
HA 6-4000
VINc E HIMLIE
el& 6-6501
ning worship service; 6:00 p.m.,
Junior and Senittr Young Peo-
ple's groups; 7:00 p.m., evening
service with the missionaries as
guest speakers. The week-day ser-
vices, Monday through Friday will
be at 7:30 p,m.
Thursday evening Miss Mary
Forbes will be telling how tim
missionary work is moving for-
ward in spite of the current crisis
and opposition in Viet Nam at
the Mr. Alliance church. Miss
Forbes will also be speaking at
the Ladies Missionary Tea at 1
p.m. on Thursday to which all
ladies are invited. The story o1
missionary work among the Dy-
acks of West Borneo will be pres-
ented by the Rev. Gordon Chap-
By Joyce Scott
HOODSPORT-• All Cubs, Scouts,
Explorers and their families are
looking forward to the Blue and
Gold Dhmer to be held at the
Hoodsport School on Friday at
6:30 p.m. This is a potluck affair
and is to be an evening of real
fun for all the Scouting families.
:Mr. William Gilbert reports that
a small dinghy came to rest on
their beach recently. Anyone who
has missed one might be interested
iu contacting Mr. Gilbert for fur-
man on :Friday evening. Miss ther details.
vIary Baker, missionary secre-I A lovely blue eyed blonde has
tary in Lima, Peru, who has I arrived to make" her home on
taught the Bible in villages along I Hood Canal ....... at the home of Mr.
the Arnazon Rivet" will be speak-land Mrs. Nell Simmons, Jr. of
ins on the Peru field at the clos-tPotlatch. The little girl has been
ins services of the conference on lnamed Julie Christine. This is the
Sunday, Feb. 25. I first grandchild for Mary and Nell
MISS REMPEL went to the Simmons. Julie's birthday falls on
Congo in 1956 as a mi'ssionary February 9, just four days after a
nurse, but she found that con- new little son arrived in Olympia
struction work at her bush sta- for Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson. Mrs.
lion of Vungu was not yet corn- Simmons and Mrs. Jbltnson are
pleted and she was "called upon sisters, Penny and Donna Brown
to know something about mason- to their Canal friends.
ry, carpentry, cabinet-making and THE MEETING last week of the
landscaping. She kept dispensary Tiny Tim Orthopedic Guild could
records and account books, and well hav e been labeled "Joan Eel-
did the letter writing in three ger" night. After a sale of articles
languages. She says "I had to made by some of the members and
know a great deal a?0out medical a discussion of a bake sale to be
and maternity work since our held on April 20, an interesting
doctor could visit only every two letter from Joan was read. She had
or three months. And during his included a few snapshots to give
year of furlough there was no visual proof to her description of
doctor to help us make decisions, the countryside. The evening was
Besides the medical work, I had concluded by the hostess, Mrs.
Rudy Schwab and co-hostess, Mrs.
to kno%v something about teach- Ronald Koenig Se,wing a Valentine
ins in the secular school. I also dessert and German rolls made
helped with the preparation of a from a recipe Joan shared with
missionary magazine, "The Con- friends before leaving here.
Exceptional Buys on Homes & Building Siles
ROOM GALORE IN THIS HOME
Better hurry on this one as it won't last long. Three large
bedrooms, basement, recreation room. Two fireplaces, one in love-
ly living room, and one in dining room. Wonderful beach, nice
dock and diving board. Call for appointment as this is a real buy
on Island Lake. $20,900.
WATCH THE WIFE OOH AND AAH
Built for the family that likes to entertain with the whooping
big recreation room. Three bedrooms, well-designed kitchen. You
can move right in this home as it has had marvelous care. Locat-
ed on Angleside and priced at $17,500.
ANGLESIDE READY TO MOVE INTO
This three bedroom .home is the one you have been dreaming
of and you can have, as owner will hold contract. Has a covered
patio, fenced yard, recreation room, electric heat, lots of closets
and storage space. $18,000 with 10 percent down.
HOMEY LOVE NEST
Comfortable two bedroom home with room for two more
upstairs. Easy to heat, fenced yard with patio and outdoor fire-
place. Also extra lot. A real bargain, priced to sell for $9,250.
DOWNTOWN CORNER LOT
60 x 100 ft. lot on the corner of 7th and Cots. This lot is all
cleared and ready to start building. Priced at $2,500.
BEAUTIFUL VIEW LOTS ON ANGLESIDE
IV[any lots to pick from. Ideal for split-level, rambling, base-
ment, any type of home you prefer. Easy terms. If you are think-
- ins of building, come in and see our wide selection.
DUPLEX FOR RENT
One bedroom apartment with fireplace, also stove and re-
frigerator in it. Also has a large basement. Unfurnished for $50
per month. Located down town.
TWO BEDROOM HOME ON SOUTHSIDE
First time listed for this very fine two bedroom home located
a short distance from grade school. This home has many attrac-
tive features such as fireplace, panelled living room, shop space
in garage and large 120 x 100 ft. lot. Priced to sell at $9,450.
IF YOU HAVE $350, YOU CAN BUY IT
Four bedroom house, modern kitchen, with dining area, elec-
tric heat, partially furnished. No water, rent or sewer charge.
Wonderful buy for reliable party. Priced for $4,350.
ANGLE AGENOY
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
HERB DICK
HA 6-8272
SOME EXCELLENT BUYS
THIS 3 BR ANGLESIDE HOME SOLD FOR $11,000 . . •
Only recently too! However, purchaser's pob has taken him
elsewhere, so for quick sale home now being offered on easy FHA
terms at $10 250--$650 down $65/month. Includes:insurance and
taxes. Better check this one!
VERY LOVELY YEAR AROUND HOOD CANAL HOME . . .
One of the very nicest properties on the Canal. Three bed-
rooms, 3 baths, guest quarters, ideal water frontage property in
t015 lOcation. COmpletely fu'rnished. Think of the enjoyment which
can be yours in a home like this! Like to see it? •
IN TOWN HIGHWAY FRONTAGE WITH STREAM • • -
If you WOuld like some frontage on Olympic 'Highway, be in
town, have Your own stream, some fruit trees, be close to the
mills, then check this one. With a little renovating the older two
bedroom home can be made comfortable, $6000:
THIS CUTE 2 BEDROOM HOME HAS 2 EXTRA ROOMS . ..
They are upstairs and can be bedrooms, den, hobby room,
sewing room, etc. Ideal for those wanting extra space. Nice
neighborhood near school. Only $7650 with $475 down $59/mo.
FOR AN EXTRA NICE 3 BEDROOM HOME DOWNTOW N . . •
With th e features we all like--extra bath, extra garage, fire-
place, wall-to-wall carpeting, covered patio, pretty stream in
yard, cozy. hettttng, and lots of storage. It's a very well-construct-
ed home m nice location. $15,900 takes it'
TRADE OR SELL THIS 4 ACRE WATERFRONT HOME • . •
132 feet of nice frontage on Pickering Pass, with fruit trees,
lot etc The
berries, grapes, nice garden p , • modest home has nice
fireplace, sunny kitchen, and is neat as a ,)in For extra room
there's two mo " r are " •
., . . re bedrooms ore g ge and workshop. Will con-
sider uae or Seattle home. $15,000. You had better look!
HOW ABOUT 3 BEDROOMS 1Vz BATHS FOR $6350 ....
And it
. . . s downtown too! You can walk to work, stores,
scnoom, cnurehes, etc Very comfortable home with easily ar-
ranged hvin " re
.li g room, sunny dining ore, easy-care kitchen, and
many oner advantages and features. Attractive terms.
$2950 TAKEs THIS ANGLESIDE ALL-ELECTRIC HOME . • •
On large corner lot, and in a dandy location. Plenty of room
to build larger home on balance of lot, then you can use present
home for rental or guest quarters. Easy terms.
YOU CAN RENT THIS WITH THE OPTION TO BUY
Has three bedrooms, dining room, large attractive kitchen,
but needs SOme handy-man fixing up. Your rent payments will
soon have You as the owners. $4500, and it's a large lot too!
EVenings Call MARV VOSS -- HA 6-8074
ROY DUNII HA 6-4601
A. ROY DUNN
REALTOR
9hone IA 6.6363 " 126 Railroad Ave.
On Saturday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Lyle Lloyd were guests of
r. and Mrs. Ben Morris. Mr.
Lloyd is the project engineer for
the Mutual Construction Co. which
has the contract on the new pris-
on. The IAoyds, parents of three,
are planning on locating in our
area as soon as suitable housing
can be found.
The annual Fireman's Dinner
will again be held in the Women's
Club House on Saturday night,
Febrnary 17. The meal will be pre-
pared and served by the Women's
Club.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Butler from
Oxford, Ark., are visiting in the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Mary
Ann Kimmievich. They traveled
by train and were met in Olympia
hy their daughter and grandson,
Billy on Sunday. Mrs. Kinnievich
and Dan Anderson, a brother of
Mrs. Butler are busy showing
them various places of interest.
MRS. ROBERT MORTENSEN,
go Tidings", including art work,
some writing and proof reading.
"All this for the privilege of giv-
ing the gospel.
The Pastor and congregation of
the Mt. View Alliance church ex-
tend a most cordial invitation to
all the people of Shelton and the
surrounding area to attend this
great Missionary conference.
Scoff Driver Now
Siudenl In Mexico
Scott Driver, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Herb Driver of Port Wake-
field, Alaska, is now attending
school at Mexico City College.
Scott is an Irene S. Reed high
school graduate and is the grand-
son of Mrs. Florenee Lawton of
Shelton. Former city commissioner
Joe Simpson is his uncle.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Selections from the Bible in the
lesson-sermon, the subject "Soul',
along with citations from "Sci-
ence and health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy
will be read at the Christ-
!a Science church service Sun-
day night.
mother of Mrs. Edward Radtke
and Mrs. William Dean, passed
away in a. Seattle hopital on Mon-
',day evening. Mrs. Maurice Kaare,
Mrs. Robert Bearden, Jerry Kaare,
Mr. and Mrs. Dean and the Rad-
tkes attended funeral services in
Seattle on Timrsday. Although
Mrs Mortensen had lived mosl ot'
her life in Seattle, friends of the
family felt an interest in her and
a. sense of loss at her passing.
Blanche Calallan, Eleanor Ad-
dhmtan and Betty Schwab attend-
ed a seafood dinner at the Hal Mc-
Clary home in Shelton on Sun-
day afternoon for the Community
Coneert workers. Seventeen re-
PROMOTED
Gerald G. Th6ipson has re-
ceived a promotion to Seaman.
Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold E. Wilson, is presently
stationed at Yokasuka, Japan.
Legal pub!ietions
Franchise Application No, 3137
NOTICE OF IfEARING
In the Matter of the ApplLcation of
the .Masoltt County P.U,D. No, 3, a
municipal corpotat!on, for a fran-
chise to construct, operate and
maintain au electric power pole
and wire lle upon a portion of
Primary State Highway No, 9, in
Mason CountY, Was/dngton. ou t
WHEREAS, the ,ason eo n y
P.U.D. No. 3, a mumclpm . "p a-
tion, has filed with the Wasz}Ington
State HighWaY: CommiSmon, unuer the
provisions of Chapter 53: Laws of 1937,
as amended, an appllcauon for a Iran-
cifise to construct, operate and main-
lain an electric power pole and wire
iinc Upon a portion of Primary State
Highway No. 9 in Mason County,
Wahlngton, for a period of twenty-
five (25) years, at' the following lo-
dations:
Cross Primary State Highway No.
9 at approximate Highway lngin-
eer's Station 345+85, thence north-
erly on the westerly sle to ap-
proximate Hlgilway yhngmeer's
Station )52+20 all In the SE},
NEA, ection 80, Township a9
North, Range 3 West, W.. ag
crossing Primary State Hgnway
No. 9 at, approximate Highway En-
gineer's Station 429:'}'20, I:tenc
northerly on tile westemy s
tile highway to a point opposite
Primary State ItlghwaY No. 9 cen-
ter line station 439+20 in t! SELl,
SEa.i, Section 18, also crossing
the 0 line (Service rosa apprpaen
fronl pole_placed at~app.roxmae
Highway ngineer's tatzon a-t-
60 to an existing pold on ccona-
ary State Highway No. 9-D. Begin-
ning again on the westerly side
of Primary State Highway No. 9
at aPl)roxhnate Highway Engin-
eer's Station 464-00 and contln.-
uing northerly to approxhnate
Highway Engineer's Station 504+
00, Beginning again on the east-
erly side of Primary State High-
way No. 9 approxln)ate Righway
Engineer's Station 482-{-90 and con-
tinuing northerly to approximate
Highway Engineer's Station 496-{-
80, thence crossing Primary State
HlgilWay No. 9 to compietc In-
stallation,
NOW THEREFOR, NOTIC] IS
HEREBY GIVEN
.That a hearing will be held on
said application by the Washington
State Highway Commission at its el:-
flee in tle Higllways-LIcenses Build-
ing, Olympia, Washington, on the
19th day of arch, 1962, at 1:30 o'clock
P.M., or as soon thereafter as hear*
ins may be had.
DATED at O)ympia, Washington,
this 30th day of Jnuav, 1962.
/s/ W. A. BUGGE,
Director of Highways
2/8-15-22 3t
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newels have been made during the
current drive here, which will close
ou February 16. It will be possible
to purchase memberships until
noon on SaturdaY in Shelton at the
headquarters in tile Sears store.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gilbert of
Stanwood were house guests of the
William Gilberts last week.
On Tuesday, February 21, at 7
.m., parents interested in prob-
ms related to child training and
family relations are invited to at-
tend a meeting at Hood Canal
Community Church. A tape re-
cording by Dr. Harry Brandt, wonderlul Northwest!
Christian psychologist, will be
heard and discussed at this time.
Care will he provided for the chil-
dren and refreshments will be
served by the women of the chtu'eh.
A SPORTS CAR CLUB drop-
ped in unexpectedly at; the Hoods-
port Cafe on Sunday afternoon.
Thirty-two cars were parked in
the vicinity and ihe drivers, wives
and girl friends kept the CtIe
crew hopping for awhile.
Monday, February 19 at 7:30
p.m. Hood Canal PTA will meet
at the Junior High. Tie evening
will be devoted to recognition el
'the various youth groups support-
ed by the PTA, The leaders of
these groups will also be com-
mended. The music department,
Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, and 4-H
Clubs will be represented. This
should be a ntost interesting meet-
ing. Please note the earlier meet-
ing time.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl IAnscott !eft
on Saturday on the first leg of an
extended trip. After visiting their
Seattle families, they will go on to
San Diego and to Arizona. At this
writing the sunshine they ae
seeking is "liquid", so we hope
they take their time in leaving this
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FISHERUEN'S CLUB
10 00 a m B,ble Study :
"A Perfect Substitute"
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
5th and Cota Rev. E, C. Knautz, pastor
key. Alfred Sandoval, Christian Education Director
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18--
9:45 a.m. Sunday School.
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship.
"Need God's Help?"
7:00 p.m. Evening Service. FILM-
"The Challenge of Faith"
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World Missions Conference '
February 18- 25
Sunday 11:00 a.m. & 7:00 p.m.
Week Nights 7:30 p.m.
(Except Saturday)
% :
8 Missionaries from
8 Gounlries
Rev. Olsen MISSIONARIES from West Africa, Java,
Congo, Thailand, Ivory Coast, Viet Sam,
Ivory Coast West Borneo and Peru.
• Gurios MT. VIEW
• Films ALLIANCE CHURCH
• Goslumes •EVERYONE WELCOME
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FOURSQUARE GHURDH
910 E. Dearborn REV. LEWIS WYSONG, Pastor
Rev. Freddy Lindblad
Thursday through Saturday -- 7:30 p.m.
Sunday -- 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.
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SHELTON ASSEMBLY OF GOD
130 East Pine Street MASON YOUNGLUND, pastor
Full.Gospel in Message -- Fundamental in Dootrine
Sunday School ........................................................ 9:45 A,M.
Competent Teachers--Graded Lesson--Classes for All
Morning Worship ................................................ 11:00 A.M.
Christ' Ambassadors ............................................ 6:00 P.M.
Evangelistic Service ............................................ 7:00 P.M.
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ST. DAVID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Fourth and Cedar, Shelton, Washington
The Rev. Clarence A. Lody, Priest
7:30 A.M. -- H01y Commtmlon
9:50 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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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Arcadia ad Lake Boulevard
Bible School ........ 9:45 a.m. Youth Meetinge 5:30 p.m.
Worship ............. 11:00' a.'n. Family service 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday -- Bible Study and Prayer -- ":30 p.m.
Child Care Service Available at 11:00 Service
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FAITH LUTHERAN OHUROH
7th =nd Franklin Street
8:15 Early Morning Worship Service
9:30 Sunday Sch0dl and Adult Bible Class
1.1:00 Morning Worship Seryie
cA'RI-'J: CARLSEN, Pastor
_4.ffiltated: T,uthera Free Church -- N't'l T,uthersJa Ccotmcg
THE METHODIST DHUROH
North 4th and Pine Streets
ROBERT R. RINGS, Minister
Churoh School, 9:30 a,m, Morning Worship g:30 and 11:00 a.m. a
Methodist Youth Feliowshlp, 6.30 , p.,m I
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RRST OHUROH OF OHRIST, SGIENTIST*
$0 Alder St., 6helton, Wash,
Sunday School 9:30 .m. Church 11 a.m.
Wetueday evening testimony meetings 8 p.m.
Beading room located in church. Reading room hour| to
4 p.m. Mon. & Fri. Wed. evening 6:45 to 7:45.