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exeeptionally strong, well designed, solidly built. Prove it,
firsthand, with a test drive..,
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• 100% new body--strongest ever on a Ford
- Frame "tunes out" vibrafio
• New suspension puts a big ltrasoft coil spring at
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• Decorator interiors, thick nylon carpeting
• Walnutlike vinyl inserts on doors and instrument panel
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1965 Ford Galaxie 500 LTD 4-Door Hardtop
Test Drive Total Performance '65
Best year yet to go Ford!
From The
MASON COUNTY
JUSTICE COURT
Appearing on the Mason County
Justice court docket before Judge
Glenn Correa last week were Viola
Mae Sumpter, negligent driving
while license suspended, warrant
issued; Daniel O. Dorning, operat-
ing without headlights, $12 for-
feit; James Nicholson, speeding,
$12 forfeit; Rodney ~ullivan, op-
erating .vehicle over center line,
$12 forfeit; Eugene E. Taylor,
failure to keep •right of center line
$12 forfeit; Myra Collier, no valid
vehicle license, $12 forfeit; Don
Bruemmer, over legal weight, $25
• So light and espy to handle that ever~o
one ten ume I!
• Only 1! Ibe. Im ber and chain
• Cute throuih lP-lnch Ioge In I0 ace.
ond~, frill trees up to ~ feet in die
! srneter
• Portable. ge~ollne.en~lnn driven, with
top profelelonel features
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WORLD'S LIGNTEST
DIHEGT-DRIVE CHAIN SAW
liar[ A [R[[ "[NONSTRATION TODAYI
on Hillorest
Shelton, Wash.
fine; Nancy Bruemmer, no opcr-
ator's license, $17 forfeit; Ray-
mend Clark, over legal weight, $25
fine; Frank Burns, failure to yield
rlght-of-way, $12 forfeit; Robert
Mendenhall, over legal weight, $25
fine; James Stanley, over legal
weight, $25 fine; Margaret Smith,
i11egaly passing over center line,
$12 forfeit; Douglas J. LaClair, no
vahicle license, $12 forfeit; failure
to keep right of center line, $12
forfeit; no operator's license, $29
fine; James Davis, negligent driv-
ing, $29 fine, no operator's li-
cense on person, $12 fine and driv-
ing while license suspended $110
fine and 10 days in jail, suspend-
ed; Francis J. Petersen Jr. driv-
ing while license suspended, $56
fine and 60 days in jail, 30 sus-
pended, no driver's license on per-
son, $12 fine; Ronald E. Wood,
illegal possession of intoxicants
$50 fine, 10 days in jail suspend-
ed; Neis Anderson, illegal posses-
sion of intoxicants, $50 forfeit:
James Denoyer, illegal possession
of intoxicants, $50 forfeit.
SHERIFF'S ,OFFICE
Mildred Lemmon reported her
home broken into and some bed-
ding taken.
Ralph Storman's cabin was
broken into.
A cabin belonging to Charles.
Kerr was broken into.
Steve Grout reported someone
hit his car while it was parked.
A Mrs. Palmer reported her
mail box had been damaged by
vandals and that there had been
other vandalism in the Happy Hol-
low area.
James Maloney reported a skill
saw taken.
SHELTON POLICE
Irma Riske reported a coat and
a wallet containing $45 taken from
a car while it was parked in the
old Safeway parking lot. The wal-
let, with the money in it, was found
in the parking lot later.
A Mrs. Snell reported someone
had put a street barricade on her
lawn during the night.
James Morgan reported the
theft of three hub caps.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
The Shelton Fire Department
answered a call to extinguish a
chimney fire in the Robert Sting
home, 1722 Ferry St. The fire did
about $25 in damages.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE ARRESTS
Booked at the Mason County
Sheriff's office during the past
week were Francis Peterson Jr.,
Arcadia Club meets March 3 at neth Taylor of
the home of Opal Asche. over (lirectors.
Used Fire Chief's Hat, Small Bell,
Student Council Discussed
Anyone knowing the where- [ Department, the
tOll Hnd M:tSOll
abouts of a used fire chief's hat, March of Dizfies.
please get in contact with the
Mary M. Knight fire chief.
As of yet we haven't been able
to afford a siren so we are in
need of a small bell that will fit
easily in his right hand.
The fire chief holds two jobs,
one of which is the maintenance
man of Mary M. Knight School.
So you see, we need these two
articles so he can be easily rec-
ognized as to which position he
is filling at the present time.
The Student Councl h e 1 d a
meeting Feb. 16. At that meet-
ing better ways of organizing
concessions was discussed.
Feb. 25, the Juniors and Scniors
will visit a trial at the County
Court House.
The seventh and eighth grades
will visit the State Capitol the
first week of March.
The 6-week grading period will
end March 5.
March 9, the Juniors will take
the National Merit examination.
Mrs. Killough, the first and
second grade teaches', has been
ill for the past two weeks. We
wish her a speedy recovery.
Parent Teacher Confercnces are
being scheduled. Parents may
have confernces schcduled at their
convenience.
All children in Tburston and
Mason Counties of a g e s three
months to 18 years will be offer-
ed Oral Polio Vaccine.
The first feeding will be on
March 16 and the second May
11. Every person must have both
feedings to assure complete pro-
tection against polio.
School ehildren will be given
the vaccine in their own schools.
This program is sponsored by
the Thurston - Mason Medical So-
ciety, with the cooperation of the
Thurston - Mason District Health
30 jnstice court jail sentence; Bill
Sorenson, minor consuming li(!uor.
CITY BUILDING PERMITS
~uilding permits issued by t:he
city of She!ton during Um tm~;t
week were to William Marcy, car-
port, $360; KIRO-TV, TV trans-
lator, $500; Robert Smith, wood
fence, $140; George Byrd, remodel
residence, $500 and Ben Peck, c'tr-
port and utility room, ~2,000.
Lawn moss,
of its host's winter
been having a
in reeent months
is the time to do
this pest, according
at the "Western
periment Si~ation.
Dr. Roy Goss,
ialist in agronom?
Mason County Ig:
Harold Van De
a few easy-to-take
much to give
this moss problen~.
I. Right
of the
down to the
of 3/4 inch.
2. Rent a power
011t as lnuch moSS
ched grass as
3. Mow the area
inch.
4. Overseed by
two pounds of a r~
bentgrass and
1000 square feet
inerease the
gl'ass.)
5. Follow
iversity's
dations, which are
County Agent
Riet's office.
ing, Phone
DR. GOSS points
problems can be
at this time of the
disappear from the
as the grass begins
Don't b(£ fool;(1. If'
ken, Mr. Moss just
until exee:'siw} soil
, 't lnd'
;i':':hl intensili,"~ :
eol't~l]~ iotl:4
prevail
and Lhen- bang!
again.
In a parting
vises that one
COU U~lF'enl ellts fol:'
age of fertilizer.
get ample amotll
during the normal
it doemft
thus gives the me
time of it next