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Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
April 8, 1965     Shelton Mason County Journal
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proved It*. Maybe you find tbtz hard to believe. If so, your Ford Dealer has a susgestion: Look Ford over. Try it. Compare It. You won't find Ford offerlug Rolls-Roycek rare luxuries, But you will find it has an uncommonly quiet ride. And quiet means qmdlW. Test-drive Ford, you'll discover it offem features, conveniences, models un- matched in the popular-pfleed field. ,. New Quality i 100% new body-- strongest ever on a Ford. Frame tunes out irritating road vibration -, New , RIDE WALT 91SNtY'$ MAGIC SKYWAT AT THE FORD MOTOR COMPANY PAVILION, NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIB 501 Railraad Ave. , U 'tm ension puts a big ultrasoR cog ,,, ......... -": spring at each wheel , Lea41a oml=et • .- New Luxury LTD's i Decorator m- L i toi ) tefiogs, thick nylon wall-to-wa!l car- ~m mul am~ ~ ~l~Ug • Walnutlike vinyl inserts on qe~et ~ s aew R01~-Rbyee. Te~ doors and instrument panel • ] ar. ee tlaed,by the U.S. &ato Club. eat center arm vests, five ashtrays : ' ' ............ '" (*door hardtops) Dglve Pa¢l BItalw New Power • Big, 289-cu. in. V-$ Best year yet te go Ford! standard in XL's and LTD's • New BIG SIX--biggest Six in any car, std. on other Galaxie and Custom models Visit your Ford Dealer and take a , t4 t ,drive soonl 1965 Ford Galax O0]XL 2.Dcor Hm ltop Shelton, Wash. tried to spend as much time as possible with the child while she has been undergoing the long ser- ies of treatments, iimluding surg- ery, that is necessary for severe burns. Visits are limited too, and to avoid infection, the little pa- tient may only look at, not touch, the many cards she has received• The Addlemans have two other children, Dwight, seven, and Cher- yl, a year-and-a~haff. Spearheaded hy Dora O'Nefl, Hoodsport Journal columnist, an "Easter Basket ~or Terry" cam- pagila has been started by some individual members Of the Tiny Tim Orthopedic Guild, of which Mar'4 Addleman is ~ mem!~er. Frie~zds felt that ~zontributions to : aid |n the heavy financial crisis ts wisel, than sending 'gifts the ltttl~ Girl cannot use. Lflliwaup f~ends who wish to con~ibute may do :so at the L41. liwaUp Community Club meeting Friday n~[ght 'or at the Lilliwaup Mot~l. OPt~OS~t~N ~m the proposed :use of propez~y on the north side ~f IMtltv~aup ~ay fgr a logging dump to be operated by Manke and fiions of Shelton, has been ex- pressed by some community resi- dents. Some have written to the U.S. Army District Corps of En- gineers in Seattle and also a peti- t, lvn v~as vep~'tt-d to be ~trculated for signatures. Fear of oyster pollution and Spo~ng the acetic aapects of the bay ~egi~l~ ~or tourists to this recreatio~ area, were two objec- tion~ t0 ~tl~n o~f the dump. Jk ]pleasant ~mvprise for ~r, and Mrs. Arthur ~adly last Fri- day was :it Vtslt 1~m friends made during a four-~n~nth winter cruise Their shipboard friends, Mr. and Mrs. ~"~ecii ~v~ x)f Vl~oria, B.C., stopped to ,see the Paulys as they :were ~ni~ou~e to Portland, Ore. to ~It l~Ratlv~s. Mr. and Mrs. 3ohn Lenz arrived home Monday after a trip to E1- ]ensburg to greet a new great- granddaughter. Kerri Katherine is the newly arrived daughter of Mr. and il~vs. ~rte Hubbard and the mother is NIr.'Lenz, granddaugh- ter. The Lenzes also went to Othel- lo, Where they had a visit at the home of his sen-in-law and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Mar- tin. "2~11[E SWALLOWS are back!" we are told by those inveterate btrdwatchers, Mr. and Mrs. tester L. Ager. They are eager to be landlords to some of them and keep their eyes open for prospec- tive tenants for their new swallow apartment house, named "Capis- trazlo", There are six units in the house atop their shed roof. Honking over the Canal last week heralded the arrival of a flock of Black ~rants, wild geese who spend considerable time in this area. The Brant .is a small goose, about 25 inches, is dark above, with a black breast and white patch on the neck. They use the Pacific "fl~a,a,~" the coastal route used by waterfowl and other migrating birds between northern Letha Pollock, before returning to Brookings for a visit enroute home. Other relatives were visited o~, the return trip to Lilliwaup, in- cluding NeWs cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Grabele in Grants Pass; his brother, Cecil Rose and wife in Yreka. Calif.; Mrs. Vance's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kee, in M~edford, Ore., and the Allan Aldrich family in Portland. The Aldriche's brougi~t the travelers to Lilliwaup Satur-i day and spent the,weekend her~ l with their three childFn, return- ing N[onday to Portland, a day when you buy famous Blue Lustre Shampoo. Save big with %hls easy-to-use t~do-it-yourself" equipment. You'll ]0e amazed at; the sew look of 3ou carpeting. COAST-TC 126 S. 2nd it! Phone ,Q L HEAT COST TOO MUCH : "Our house has 1262 electric heat was so expensive we had to keep some of the room Just keeping warm was costing a fortune...so we decided to gas was out of the quest:ion. Gur ]asl, house had ga,¢ and it blew up. to try off heat and since then our bi] !s have been at least 36 % lower...even during the r.ecent cold ;t's bet, t er heat- ing." 0rval Lee, 591 Old Belfair Higir ,vay, F;:'emerton, Wash.