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SHELTON-MA,q0N COUN Published in "Oh H.;ms.mrn u.,q.A./' SheRon,
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tits Throw-
iu Pui)lie
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of
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i'iolalian
TIIE C()M-
L)F SlllqL-
shall I.+
as tht, "Sh:I-
alling g JVt'll
with the
In the ]))'ps+,ni
'ords used in
r, tl)e singu-
USod ill the
n(iw
VeaTed. nse(l Of'
flight
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ad c011ecti( n l (.(:t*l>-
S]]eltt)n.
is any
saltll)lo
h.afh,[.
any oth(,r
d origi-
it; liter-
pa4vrtlses for sale an,
toduet, COmnmdity, u
ttention to ally
Or eonun#r(l al
' tCtivity, for
llr,ctl,v <)r n-
llt Interests
.te:ltion Ill or
tg, theatrieal
, or event of
aflndssion ftie
e of private
)m as of this
3ere an ad-
a collection
: (if de-
; t0 such
nee, l-
id, w] en
given or
with the
which is
ordin
Contained
to
engaged as
Cible animal
• g fl't)In the
g and cou-
," +'refuse,"
herein and
to publh.'
any newspaper
s.deflned by
duly en-
snd
recorded witl
by
to.
any pcrlodical
alarly Dublish-
Ir isSUes per
I-l.and i)ill '
Pservation.
center
Person, fiPlll,
Orporati<m,
any kind.
dwell-
strut-
and
REST ASSURED"
I1€ o
II0ti¢ tseitl
I
m
redlt
gr.
Pike Street
st
b 7tk Avenue
i)ish, ashes, .ll'('vt cleaoitlgs, dead ant-
Ill:ItS. ;Ib:Hlfl(llleri HUtq)IIIO/Ii+'S, and solid
Inarkpt ;in(t in(hlslrial VIIsIes.
lID "l.ubbish" i, n(,nl)utroscib e sol-
id wast,'s (:,)ltsistinK i)11 both conlbus-
til)h, slid nl)lJ-(q)lllbttstibl(! wastes, such
:IS I):Q)('(', Wl'allPillgS, t!i'gal'etteS, card-
]n)artt. till Call, yard clippings, ](,av(!s.
wood. glass. I)edding, crockery snd
Sitllihlr nuiterilils.
(15) "Velticb," is every device in,
Ilpoll, O1' by which lilly ltel•Son ill' prop-
(q'lN IS q)l' IIIIIV lit' [l•Itns )lifted or <lrliwn
tlp(!)II It lizhv$; V ill( It disk d 'V ces used
,'xc'ltlsivl'ly Itpoll sl ati()nal'y l'a Jis or
i i :It;ks.
,eelion 3. l.iller in l)uldic l'laees.
N(, ])(.l'SOlt ll+lll [Itl'()W l)(' dej)oSi| l[l-
t('l ' ill (it' IAI)I)II tlny slrq',!t, sidewalk
()r (dhpr t)tti)li<! l)hl"e wilhiu the City
t':,;t'+'|) l 11 t e l+e .+.l)lacles ill alltlt-
oriz(.d p('iv'At(? r+'c('ptacles for c()lh'c-
ti(,n, (Jr in official City dumps.
Section I. Plaeea|ent of Litter in
|+ecel, taeie+ Sa it!*; It) l)revellt Scatter-
tng. l:.++.rsl)ns placJ)l litt('r in public
I'e('i'l)t;tcles ,)1' in Stlthl)rizpd t)rD.'Ilte rc-
((q,tm'h's s]lall do HI) ill sItCb a luanner
I1 IU i)rev('lll i( fr(,lu b,'ing (.arriod ill'
dep()silpd i)v Iho (,|(.lilt,illS uplln tiny
rtre.t, si(h"alk or other public place
,,I' Lll)Oll ])riv21te IJroperty.
Holy Name Society
Plans Breakfast
St Edward's Holy Name Society
will hohi its annual spring Com-
muni(m breakfast Sunday at the
Shelton Hotel. The breakfast will
be served after the eight o'clock
mass. Speaker for the event will
be Mike Contris of Olympia.
Charles Murray, presklent, urges
al men of the parish to attend.
iPa!S tr,'(' (if litl(,l •. t)l't)x'ili(,(i, however,
that thi. S,'cti,Jn sit+ill n(,t prohibit
the storage of litter in authorized pri-
vate rect.ptaclcs for collection.
i,cIion 20. Litter on ),'scant Lots.
No l)t'rsott shall thr()w or deposit lit-
tl!l" Oil tlty oi),!n ill" vacant l)rivat, prop-
erly witlHn the City wh(,lher )wned
lly u('h i)(,l'son el' not,
• eetion 21, Clearing of Lifter frem
Open l)ri,aie l)reperty hy City.
(a) N()TICE TO REMOVE, The I.'ire
Chi('f is hereby atlthorized and elllpOw-
ert,(i to nolify the owner t)f any open
or vacant private pr(,p(!rty within tile
City or l lie agent of such owner to
Sectioa 5, Nwe(,i)ing Litter Into Gut-
ler l'rohil)ih•d. Nt) iwrson shall swe.ep 1): )ll('rly dispose ill litter located <Ill
Jill (1' d p)sit ill any gutlr street or Su('ll ,iwni!r'.)l'lpett}' which i8 dal,l-
(t 'r I + t p ee w'ilh n II + C. ty the 'L!t•IIIIS t() pill)tiC nealtn, safety or wel-
:l(:('ttlllulatioil (if litt(q' fronl an)' build-, tare. Stt(.h not<r(, sludl lle by Regis:-
a ' ( ' f 'C) I IV I U ) I or private terl'd Mall. adflr(ssed to sahl owntw aT.
'sid,,wsik )r driv ,we,,: P rs)ns ()wiling his last known at lfll)'(,ss,
- - :" ..... ' kee" the J) ,%CTI()N t I ON NON-COM LI=
(,1" ()('('U|).'II, I'() l) 'l'ty }]l{Ill • " __.,. * ..... .
S d walk ill fr( Ill of' th ) r pr('nll:4(ts IN_:P;. LJJ)t)ll Lilt' IallUl'', negl('CL or
I I•cl'usal (d" tiny owner or aent s< notl-
f)'pe of littt+l', fled, t<, l)l;oporly dispose of litter dan-
ger(us t(' II(! pthlic h'alth, sa'etv or
Nletion 6. Merchants' Dut.v to Keep
I.idt, walks Pree (if Litter. o person
iownilg o' I) tupving a place of bllsi-
ItL%S sit,it sweo])"into <)r deposit in any
Kutler stre('t (d' ()tiler public place
wittin t ( C tv th< " lecunulation of
I litter fr()u) an'y hu ](lng or lot or
I fr()m any public or private sidewalk
welfare within five (5) days nfter re-
ceipt of written notice provided for in
sub-section (at abels, or within ten
(I0) (lays after the date of such notice
in the event th(! sallte is returned to
the CAty Post Office Departulent be:-
or driv('way. Persons owning Or OC Cause of Jt. inability to nlaki, delivery
('Llpying places of business within the thereof, provided the saule was prop-
:C t:) sha ] kelp the sid,walk In front erly addross;,d t,, the last known
of the - business pro ises free of litter, addres; (f suc! owner, o)' a6ent, tile
I eetlon 7. Litter Thrown bY Persons Ilre cnlei ts nerel)y autnorlzeu anu
In Vehicles. No person whih'i a driver etnp(iwer,2t tl) pay for the di.s.postng
(,r t)assenger in a vehicle, shall throw pl l(!ll Illl,q' or to oruer its mst)osat
or deposit litter upon any street or y ulr]y.
other public place within the City, or ...!el LIEN [QR DISPOSAL S ERVI .C/.
Ul)Oll orivate t)roBerf wnere lne lull an]oust (lue Ill() (;ll.y
"et(on 8 T'rue I:ade Causing I it-i is not paid by such owner within thirty
ter. No person shall dri,,'e or move .(. 30} days after the disposal of such
Shy tpuek or other vehicle within the litter, as pr()vlded for hereinabove, tnen
C (v ,mi<,s a,,,.h vo,ll. ]a an en n that case the CRy by and through
strut.ted or laded as to prevent any Its dilly authorized officials shall cause
h,ad contents or litter from tieing to be eeirded Ill the Mason Count,
bh)wn or deposited upon any street. uuaors,unme a sworn st.atemem
all{ or other ouhlir nl.ee N¢,r shall snowing the cost anti expense lncurreu
'. - - • .... v ........... e
any person drive or move any vehicle [for th. wojk, the date the work was
or truck within the City, the wheels leone,_ anu t nt: location of.tne prop ely
or tires nf which carry onto or depos- ]on wnlcn salu WOrK W:q lone, ancI the
tt in any street, alley or other public Ileggl. aes..rlptio, n o[ tn Proprliy on
place mud. dirt sticky substances, lit-IWnlcn sale WOrK was uone, Tne tee
ter or foreign uttter of any kind ICoruaion of such sworn statenlent shall
Seetlan 9. Litter In Parks. No per'- I tonstitute a lien on said. property and
shall be foreclosed In thb manner and
son shall throw or deposit litter in any
park within the City exeept in public
roce.ptacles and in such a manner that
tile litter will be prevented from being
carried or deposited by the elements
upon any part of the park or upon any
street or other public place. Where
public recel)tacles are notprovlded, all
such litter stlall be carried away from
the park by the person responsible for
its pr(,sence and prol)erly disposed of
elsewhere as provided herein.
See(ion 10. Litter In Lakes and
i Pountains. No person shall throw or
deposit litter in any fountain, pond,
lake, stt'tallt, hay (lr any other body
water a park or elsewhere within
II. Throwing or I)istrlbut.
lng Commercial Handbills in Public
Places. No person shall throw or de-
t)oslt any commercial or non-comlner-
cial handbill ill or Upon any sidewalk,
street or other public place within the
City. Nor shall any person hand out
i)r distribute or sell ally commerelal
handbill in any public place. Provided,
however, that it shall not be unlawful
ou ally sidewalk, street, or other pub-
lic lilacs withiu the City for any per-
to hand out or distribute, without
charge to the receiver thereof, any
n,)n-eonlmercial handbill to any person
willing to accept it+
Nt, etion 52. Plaehtg Commercial and
Non-Conlmercial ilandbllis on Vehieles.
Nt) person shall throw or deposit ally
(-'OIllTtl(reial or non-conullercial handbill
• or upon any v(,hicle. Provided, bow-
ever, that it shall m)t be unlawful in
blic .lla(:e for a perso to hand
without charge to
a non-conlnlercial
of a vehicle
who is willis
eetion 13. Commercial
and Non-Coy Lls on Un-
inhabited or Vacant Premises. No pcr-
S(III stlall throw or deposit any COlU-
'ul('rcial or non-col)lm(!rcial hancbill in
or upon any private premises which
IlI'e teulporttl'liy i)r continuously un-
inhabited (ir vacant,
within the time prescribed for liens for
labor and material. Said disposal set.v-
ice lin shall be prior to all liens and
encumbrances filed subsequent to the
filing of the notic( of It with the
County , Auditor, except the lien of
general taxes and local improvement
assesmnents whether levied prior or
subsequent thereto.
Seetion 22. Peultles, Any person
violating any of the provisions of this
Ordinance shall be deemed guilty of
a misdemeanor and upon conviction
thdroof shall be fined In an amount not
exceodlng one hundred dollars ($100,00)
or be Imprisoned in the city jail for a
period not exceeding thirty (30) days
or be both so fined and imprisoned.
Each day such violation is committed
or permitted to continue shall consti-
tute a separate offense and shall bo
punishable as such hereunder•
Seetlon 23. Separability. If any sec-
tion, subsection, sentence, clause,
phrase or portion of this Ordinance is
for any reason held invalid or uncon-
stitutional by any court of competent
jurisdiction, such portion shall be
deemed a separate, distinct and inde-
pendent provision and such holding
sha|l not affect the validity of the re-
nmtning portions hereof.
Heel)on 24. Ordinances Repeled. AL)
ordinances and parts of ordinances in
conflict with the provisions of this
Ordinance are hereby repealed.
Passed this 31st day of March, 1959.
EARL H. MOORE
ATTEST : Mayor
Alma K. Catto. Clerk-Treasurer
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
,C• T. Halten, City Attorney
4/9 It
No, 3L04
NOTICE TO CUEDITOIt
IN Tile SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE (:iF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
(In Probate)
,( "" )t "" .. ............. In tho Matter of the Estate, of AL-
, +till I 14. ! eoJIIOling UlSlrlnnon I T]q T C£',T T TF.:. "1 s ln+,wn n s
I ilandllllls illere l roperty Posd.]EWT COl t t S Droe,se d
N(, pers<ln shall thrt,w, deposit or dis- "NOTIi:E +I',q"hE'FBY "GtEN .... t
tr i)ute any conllnerc|al or non-eommer- .( -'( " ( A h(e) annoi *'l
( ill ' Ln ! LIIII 'rSl rn u HaS .) .l V'" *'
l_.. h}.n(Iblll npon any private prem- and has quafied as the Adnlinistrator
,(t, ,, requesteu o X anyone tub-con I of the Estate oi Albert L. Collins, also
n to uo o i)r li there Is placeu on t.(,, n a - , Cell ",s deceased' h-t
.aid prmuses in a,,conspicuous po. ltlon Il) persons ',,v .... ( ms aoalnst said
near the entrance thereof a sign bear-]:¢ctas(d {r'h(r'l,,'re-nire to s:rve
ing the words: "No Trespassing," "No <h 't)'. :',,,fi¢i,l " cm' the ,,rtf,,
:" , e ' ) ................... ' .......... '""
]eddt ,rs or Ag nts ' "No Advertise- (,*-ed J <u'Ulr() • h s attorney of
I+1 mr., t)r anyi.s nular ngtlce, indtcat- r(icord al thd addresa below stated and
ng Ill /lily nl [[er trial [/le o(cupans e
• : file the same with the Clerk of th .
of said premises do not desire to be
nlolested or have their right of privacy
disturbed, or to have any. such hand-
bills left upon such prenuses.
Section 15. Distributing Commercial
and Non-Commercia! Handbills at In-
habited l)r|vale Premises. No person
shall thrl)w, dep(mit or distribute any
comolercial or non-eonlmerclal handbill
ill or up(in private premises which are
inhabited, except by handing or trans-
mitting any such handbill directly to the
t)wner, occupant, or other person then
present in or upon such priwlte prem-
ises. Provided. however, that in case
(if inhabited m'ivate premises which
are not posted, as provided In this
Ordinance, such person, unless re-
quested by anyone upon such premises
not to do so, may place or deposit any
such handbill in oP upon such inhabited
private prcnlisea, if such handbill Is so
phlced or dep()sited as to secure or
l)revent such handbill from being
bh)wn or drifted about such premises
or sidewalks, streets, or other public
places, and except that mailboxes may
not he so used when so prohibited by
Fvderal postal law or regulations.
(a) EXEMPTION FOR MAIL AND
NEWSPAPERS. The provisions of this
Section shall not apply to the distrl-
button of mall by the United States,
nor to newspapers (as defined herein)
except that newspapers shall be placed
on private property in such a manner
as to prevent thelr being carried or
deposited by the elements upon any
street sidewalk'or other public place
or upon private property.
eetion 16. DruPping Litter From
Aircraft. No person In an aircraft shall
throw out. drop or deposit within the
City any litter, handbill or any other
object.
Section 17. Posting Notlees Phlb-
)ted. No person shall' post or affix
any notice, poster or other paper
or
device, calculated to attract the at-
tention of the public, to any lamp post,
public utility pole or shade tree, or
upon any public structure or bulldil,
except as may be authorized or re-
quired by law.
Section 18. Later on; Occupied Pri-
vate Property. No person shall throw
I or deposit litter on any occupied pri-
vate propsrty within the C'lty, whether
owned by auch person or not, except
that the owner or person in control
l/revented from being carried or de-
posited by the elements upon any
street, sidewalk or other public plae8
cr upon any private property,
Section 19. Owner to Maintain Prem-
ises Free of Litter. The owner or per-
son in control of any private property
shall at all times maintain the press
said Court, together withproof of such
service within six months after the
(late of first publication of this notice
or the, same will be barred.
JACK ELLIOTT
BYRON E. McCLANAHAN
Attorney for Estate
Office and Post Of flee Address:
Courthouse
Shelt(,n. Washington 4/9-16-23 3t
No. 31(
NOTICE TO CRE1)ITORS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
In tile Matter of the Estate of IVA
STONER, Deceased.
J.hn W. Stoner is the appointed and
qualified Adndnistrattlr of said estate.
All persons having claims agaJnat said
deceased are required to serve the
san)e in dupli(:ate, duly verified, on
said Adlninistxator or hls attorney,
Robert L. Snyder at the address hol()w
stated, and file the same wllh the
Clerk tff said Court, together with
proof -f such serviee, within six
nlonths after the date uf first publica-
tion of this notice., or the same will
be barred.
DATE of first publication: April 9,
1959.
JOHN W. STONER
Administrator
Star Route 2. Box 149
Shelton, Washington
ROBERT L. SNYDER
Attorney at Law
I Dril!ing
WELLS- TEST HOLES
• " CO
Dr,lhng .
'LWRENCE BEDELL
'.i , Phone HA. 64713
S, hx 170, glimm
May Festival Slaled
May festival were aired at Mon-
day's meeting of the Parent-Teach-
ers Organization. Chairman for
the event was announced as Mrs.
Melvin Swayze• Weather permit-
ting, the event will be held at the
Southside school April 26 In case
of foul weather, the festival will
be postponed until May 3.
Members of the PTO wish to
:hank the public for their cooper-
tion in making the recent school
carnival so successful.
The need for a scoutmaster and
assistant scoutmaster was zport-
ed and fathers of the boys in the
Southside Troop asked to cooper-
ate in helping the inspiring work
of the troop.
Entertainment following the
meeting was provided by the
school s Brownie Troop in the
form of comical skits, Brownie
song and promise. Movies of pre-
vious May Day festivals were
shown the group by Mrs. Frank
Wolf.
Rainbows Slate
Scrap Metal Drive
Plass have been completed by
the Shelton Assembly, Order of
Rainbow for Girls, for a scrap
metal drive Saturday, April 11 and
25. The girls will conduct a house
to house canvass for metal to
ell. Proceeds from the sale will
5e used for color standards for
:he Assembly.
The girls are planning a candy
and apron sale for May 9.
Grand Assembly will be held
ffune 14, 15 and 16, for which the
local girls will be hostesses. About
0 girls from the Shelton Assem-
bly are planning to attend.
E00les 6iw 6rand
Prizes Io Top Players
Grand prizes for the 1959-60
series of ]agles' card parties were
warded at last Saturday's final
game• Winners of the grand prizes
were Mrs. Earl Leggett, 22620, and
Herman Lorenzon, 23480.
Evening prizes for high scores
went.to Ralph Stockwell, 5190, and
rs. Stockwell, 5660. Low score
rizes were given Roy Anderson,
1380, and Vera Huntington, 1630.
The traveling pinochle prize was
taken by Mrs. Larry Downie and
Ralph Stokwell.
Circus to Benetil
Hospital Tonighl
"Hooray---It's here"---Tonight is
the big night for the younger set
for the Wenatchee "¥" Circus will
present their blg ten acts for the
benefit of the Shelton General Hos-
pital through the sponsorship of
the hospital's auxiliary. The big
"show will begin at 8 p.m. in the
high school gymnasium.
WARC To Elect
New '59-60 Officers
Election of officers will be the
order of the day at the regularly
scheduled meeting of the Wash-
ington Association for Retarded
Children at 8 p.m. Friday in the
Rogers school.
"Wills, and specifically those re-
garding retarded children" will be
the topic of the program with Rob-
ert L. Snyder, local attorney, as
guest speaker.
BPW Plan For
State Convention
The Shelton Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club welcomed
Mrs• Estelle McKinnis as a trans-
fer from the Tacoma Club at their
meeting April 1st at the home Of
Mrs, Ingrid Reck, club president.
Plans are being made for the state
convention to be held in Yakima
May 21st to 24th. The dinner meet-
ing of the club will be Wednes-
day. Reservations may be made
with Mrs. Reck.
CONGRATULATIONS: Mr and
Mrs, Kenneth Clark, Fullerton,
Calif, became the proud parents of
a six pound, 13 ounce son March
25. Kenneth Jr, joins a brother
and two sisters, Jon, Tracy and
I Christine, at the family horse.
[Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
troy Moorhead, Aberdeen, and Mr.
and Mrs. J. E, Bishop, Shelton.
G i'-" NOTICE OF SALE OF TIMKB
ovey ru lilng O )
• 4/9 16 23 3 N 8'PATE LAND
Shelton Washington - - - 0 4t
'._ __ Notic is hereby given that on Tues-
...... ---0". 810It day, .the 5th day of May, 1959, com-
.......... - .,u,DITORS menclng at ten o'clock in the forenoon
.... -t'--('-'Ir"--+t-'-""T "OF '-- of saidday) in front of the m(ln en-
I
• " ' I cation of ..,, ,.- =., ...,, s
the. date of first push i+,= harr=a this I County conta/n/ng 20 acres nlore 0r
notlce or the same w- + it== '
DATE of first publication'. April 9 I'--: .......
1959 , ' I Tlmor will oe SOlU on a cash ba.is.
'" ----+"ZO ROBINSON ] Minimum"acreptable bid is $6,984,00..
" m ' At time oz sale the urchaser mus
zegu .... a ]pay $6 934.00, plus a $.{ bill of sale
_i t .. _' ,,,,in,ton ]fee. or a total of 6936.00 in the form
neltOll vv €to=, +
...... ,, V vDER |of cash, money or]'er, certified check
wE . "w /or balk. draft. The balance between
Attmne at a
~ ' ' .... |tha appraised pri(e and the bid price
o%e BUll¢lln l
. ':Y ... . .... 4/9.16.23.3 n , | f any may be paid by personal ceck.
tnelton wasnlntu- " p
........... - | urchaser must alo furnlah & surety
)bona of $2,000,0G to guarante c0mpJb
Ng. #'. .... FI .... lance with all terms oT the bilYof aale.
(F H]kl, tl tt ma
NOTICE ) _l ,,, ).All checks, money orders, etc. are to.
REPOR:..._,,=.. " [be made payable to the Commlssioner
FOR 'Lrl --hi%"' F T"-- [of Public Lands.
RIOR Uuu u tta; ar
IN THE SUPE ............. , | Tre for removal will be one ye •
O1 W Ittr-- rc
STATE N W-Tx | Located approximately 22 miles
MASON COU ..... "-t^te of ---- ]nOrthwest of Shelton.
atter 01 me *.-a .
In tile M __:--.. .-, ....... .* " I. Accessibility: Purchaser must enter
HULTCtlIJz Into
FRED J , ".,_5 ...... ,_ ./ road use agreement with Slmp-
Rctta . Hultsren, p ol [son Logging Company, copies of which
the said etate,, has L-^,, ,,..m |are on file in the District and Olym °
nal report m ptAtlon l
Court her fl .... h ...... , . {P a offices.
ution asRlng t e ,uurt. [O
for distrib '- -+Ibut o ,r^ | Oomp|ete contract specifieatlons may
diseharge the .. --'" "b + '+"-d ^-/grumissi°ner of Public Lands, Olym-
+ tltlOn w+,nr.a ,.+ ,.= + un/Pie
report and pe
the 8th day of May,.ls+ai, da<lrt.'m'_, _ Said timber on said land will be sold
D THIS6th da o AP 9o9 b
AT-I ' 2 T ' " Y Iawa statement of which is now
HARRX 2L)'(ti. on rile'in the office of the Auditor of
Clerk O_--'ER said county.
IOBERT L. SNi'I) . Tetns o| sale are: Cash to be paid
ovey Buildl h o the da of sale.
helton, Wal_$ff, - trlx BRT L, CO)" t
Attorney for Admimstra a/q.A.9_.n . Commissioner of Public Iands
............. 4/2-9-1(F-a+ 5t
Socnal Even ts
STRIP TEA SLATED FRIDAY
JUST THREE of the styles and models that will be modeled at
the Strip Tea sponsored by the Rachel Knott Orthopedic Guild
Friday at the P.U.D. Hours for the tea will be from 2 to 4 p.m.
All styles shown at the tea and several more stripped at the tea
w{l{ be sold at the "Nearly New" sale on May 1. Price of admiss-
ion to the tea is an article of clothing. Pictured above are Mrs,
Don Drengson, Mrs. Dean Mikelthun and Mrs. Frank Rogers.
(Journal photo, Ziegler priut,) l
Members of the Rachel Knott pany. SteWs forthcoming move to
Orthopedic Guild are viewing with 1517 5th Avenue In Seattle neces-
mounting excitement the many sitated disposal of the furs which
lovely clothes being donated to should provide exciting bargains
their "Nearly New" sale from for Shelton shoppers)
many sources. Many of the clothes already do.
Melville P. Steil, prominent Se- nated will be modeled at the "Strip
ttle furrier, last week donated Tea" Friday at the PUD. Tea will
ten fur coats from the storage be served at 2 p.m. and the first
department of the Arctic Fur Corn- showing will be at 2:30. An addi-
tional showing Will be held at 4
Mrs. Preppernau
New Zonta Head
New officers for the ensuing
mar will be installed at the reg-
r monthly dinner meeting of
the Zonta Club, Thursday, April
16, in the Colonial House.
Officers to be installed by the
retiring president, Alma Catto, will
be Audrey Preppernau, president;
Wands Wyatt, first vice president;
Elsie Wilson, second vice presi-
dent; Eleanor Buechel, secretary,
and Vera Morgan, treasurer.
Hostesses for the meeting will
be Kay Sutherland and Vera Mor-
gan.
BABY GIRL: Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Lindberg became the proud par-
ents of a baby girl last Satur-
day. Little Trudy Jean weighed'
seven pounds, 13½ ounces Doting
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Adolph Kopperman, Shelton, and
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baller) Lewis-
town, Mont.
o'clock. The only admission price
will be some article of clothing,
suitable for the "Nearly New"
sale, which will be "stripped" at
the door.
All Shelton women interested in
an enjoyable afternoon and a
chance to preview many exciting
bargains are cordially invited to
attend.
,]AI<¢E
AT
MATLOCK
GRANGE HALL
SAT., APRIL 11
9:30 'TIL 2:00
(
I @ Door Prize
• Refreshments Served
• Everybody Weloome
• Music by Grange
Tune Toppers
Each 2nd & 4th Saturday
Elephant Sale to
Hilite Canal Meet
The Hood Canal Woman s Ch.tb
will meet at 11 a.m. Tilursday,
April 16, in their Potlatch club-
house. A white elephant sale for
the benefit of the Mason county
ion of Woman's Clubs will
highlight: the meeting. All mem-
are asked to bring something
ior the sale.
Jack Ellis of the Department of
Irlstitutions, Olympia, will be guest
speaker at the Federation meeting
Friday, April 17, in the Armory.
Topic for his talk will be "Mental
Health." Special music will also
hold the spotlight at the meeting.
Rebekahs To Fete
MemrW Birthdays
Members of Ruby Rebekah
Lodg No. 75 are reminded of the
regttlar meeting to be Friday, April
10, at 8 o'clock in the Odd Fellows
The committee planning the
firth(lay party for those members
with birthdays from Oetober
through March is Mrs. Maybell
Danieis, Mrs. Warren Earl, Mrs.
Charles Savage and Mrs. Cltrence
Lathmu.
Members who attended the Chi-
na Tea given by the tier( Orchard
t.el)ekah Lodge on SItd:¢y, April
: :: ..... 5, were Miss Elizabeth }]tlt]er, Mrs.
: ...... : Elizabeth Simpson, Mrs. Ahua +-
White, and Mrs. Teckla Anderson•
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SHELTON-MA,q0N COUN Published in "Oh H.;ms.mrn u.,q.A./' SheRon,
6
tits Throw-
iu Pui)lie
llandi)llIN
of
snd l'ee-
i'iolalian
TIIE C()M-
L)F SlllqL-
shall I.+
as tht, "Sh:I-
alling g JVt'll
with the
In the ]))'ps+,ni
'ords used in
r, tl)e singu-
USod ill the
n(iw
VeaTed. nse(l Of'
flight
shah
alp
lrlvat( reeepI ach!"
ad c011ecti( n l (.(:t*l>-
S]]eltt)n.
is any
saltll)lo
h.afh,[.
any oth(,r
d origi-
it; liter-
pa4vrtlses for sale an,
toduet, COmnmdity, u
ttention to ally
Or eonun#r(l al
' tCtivity, for
llr,ctl,v <)r n-
llt Interests
.te:ltion Ill or
tg, theatrieal
, or event of
aflndssion ftie
e of private
)m as of this
3ere an ad-
a collection
: (if de-
; t0 such
nee, l-
id, w] en
given or
with the
which is
ordin
Contained
to
engaged as
Cible animal
• g fl't)In the
g and cou-
," +'refuse,"
herein and
to publh.'
any newspaper
s.deflned by
duly en-
snd
recorded witl
by
to.
any pcrlodical
alarly Dublish-
Ir isSUes per
I-l.and i)ill '
Pservation.
center
Person, fiPlll,
Orporati<m,
any kind.
dwell-
strut-
and
REST ASSURED"
I1€ o
II0ti¢ tseitl
I
m
redlt
gr.
Pike Street
st
b 7tk Avenue
i)ish, ashes, .ll'('vt cleaoitlgs, dead ant-
Ill:ItS. ;Ib:Hlfl(llleri HUtq)IIIO/Ii+'S, and solid
Inarkpt ;in(t in(hlslrial VIIsIes.
lID "l.ubbish" i, n(,nl)utroscib e sol-
id wast,'s (:,)ltsistinK i)11 both conlbus-
til)h, slid nl)lJ-(q)lllbttstibl(! wastes, such
:IS I):Q)('(', Wl'allPillgS, t!i'gal'etteS, card-
]n)artt. till Call, yard clippings, ](,av(!s.
wood. glass. I)edding, crockery snd
Sitllihlr nuiterilils.
(15) "Velticb," is every device in,
Ilpoll, O1' by which lilly ltel•Son ill' prop-
(q'lN IS q)l' IIIIIV lit' [l•Itns )lifted or <lrliwn
tlp(!)II It lizhv$; V ill( It disk d 'V ces used
,'xc'ltlsivl'ly Itpoll sl ati()nal'y l'a Jis or
i i :It;ks.
,eelion 3. l.iller in l)uldic l'laees.
N(, ])(.l'SOlt ll+lll [Itl'()W l)(' dej)oSi| l[l-
t('l ' ill (it' IAI)I)II tlny slrq',!t, sidewalk
()r (dhpr t)tti)li<! l)hl"e wilhiu the City
t':,;t'+'|) l 11 t e l+e .+.l)lacles ill alltlt-
oriz(.d p('iv'At(? r+'c('ptacles for c()lh'c-
ti(,n, (Jr in official City dumps.
Section I. Plaeea|ent of Litter in
|+ecel, taeie+ Sa it!*; It) l)revellt Scatter-
tng. l:.++.rsl)ns placJ)l litt('r in public
I'e('i'l)t;tcles ,)1' in Stlthl)rizpd t)rD.'Ilte rc-
((q,tm'h's s]lall do HI) ill sItCb a luanner
I1 IU i)rev('lll i( fr(,lu b,'ing (.arriod ill'
dep()silpd i)v Iho (,|(.lilt,illS uplln tiny
rtre.t, si(h"alk or other public place
,,I' Lll)Oll ])riv21te IJroperty.
Holy Name Society
Plans Breakfast
St Edward's Holy Name Society
will hohi its annual spring Com-
muni(m breakfast Sunday at the
Shelton Hotel. The breakfast will
be served after the eight o'clock
mass. Speaker for the event will
be Mike Contris of Olympia.
Charles Murray, presklent, urges
al men of the parish to attend.
iPa!S tr,'(' (if litl(,l •. t)l't)x'ili(,(i, however,
that thi. S,'cti,Jn sit+ill n(,t prohibit
the storage of litter in authorized pri-
vate rect.ptaclcs for collection.
i,cIion 20. Litter on ),'scant Lots.
No l)t'rsott shall thr()w or deposit lit-
tl!l" Oil tlty oi),!n ill" vacant l)rivat, prop-
erly witlHn the City wh(,lher )wned
lly u('h i)(,l'son el' not,
• eetion 21, Clearing of Lifter frem
Open l)ri,aie l)reperty hy City.
(a) N()TICE TO REMOVE, The I.'ire
Chi('f is hereby atlthorized and elllpOw-
ert,(i to nolify the owner t)f any open
or vacant private pr(,p(!rty within tile
City or l lie agent of such owner to
Sectioa 5, Nwe(,i)ing Litter Into Gut-
ler l'rohil)ih•d. Nt) iwrson shall swe.ep 1): )ll('rly dispose ill litter located <Ill
Jill (1' d p)sit ill any gutlr street or Su('ll ,iwni!r'.)l'lpett}' which i8 dal,l-
(t 'r I + t p ee w'ilh n II + C. ty the 'L!t•IIIIS t() pill)tiC nealtn, safety or wel-
:l(:('ttlllulatioil (if litt(q' fronl an)' build-, tare. Stt(.h not<r(, sludl lle by Regis:-
a ' ( ' f 'C) I IV I U ) I or private terl'd Mall. adflr(ssed to sahl owntw aT.
'sid,,wsik )r driv ,we,,: P rs)ns ()wiling his last known at lfll)'(,ss,
- - :" ..... ' kee" the J) ,%CTI()N t I ON NON-COM LI=
(,1" ()('('U|).'II, I'() l) 'l'ty }]l{Ill • " __.,. * ..... .
S d walk ill fr( Ill of' th ) r pr('nll:4(ts IN_:P;. LJJ)t)ll Lilt' IallUl'', negl('CL or
I I•cl'usal (d" tiny owner or aent s< notl-
f)'pe of littt+l', fled, t<, l)l;oporly dispose of litter dan-
ger(us t(' II(! pthlic h'alth, sa'etv or
Nletion 6. Merchants' Dut.v to Keep
I.idt, walks Pree (if Litter. o person
iownilg o' I) tupving a place of bllsi-
ItL%S sit,it sweo])"into <)r deposit in any
Kutler stre('t (d' ()tiler public place
wittin t ( C tv th< " lecunulation of
I litter fr()u) an'y hu ](lng or lot or
I fr()m any public or private sidewalk
welfare within five (5) days nfter re-
ceipt of written notice provided for in
sub-section (at abels, or within ten
(I0) (lays after the date of such notice
in the event th(! sallte is returned to
the CAty Post Office Departulent be:-
or driv('way. Persons owning Or OC Cause of Jt. inability to nlaki, delivery
('Llpying places of business within the thereof, provided the saule was prop-
:C t:) sha ] kel p the sid,walk In front erly addross;,d t,, the last known
of the - business pro ises free of litter, addres; (f suc! owner, o)' a6ent, tile
I eetlon 7. Litter Thrown bY Persons Ilre cnlei ts nerel)y autnorlzeu anu
In Vehicles. No person whih'i a driver etnp(iwer,2t tl) pay for the di.s.postng
(,r t)assenger in a vehicle, shall throw pl l(!ll Illl,q' or to oruer its mst)osat
or deposit litter upon any street or y ulr]y.
other public place within the City, or ...!el LIEN [QR DISPOSAL S ERVI .C/.
Ul)Oll orivate t)roBerf wnere lne lull an]oust (lue Ill() (;ll.y
"et(on 8 T'rue I:ade Causing I it-i is not paid by such owner within thirty
ter. No person shall dri,,'e or move .(. 30} days after the disposal of such
Shy tpuek or other vehicle within the litter, as pr()vlded for hereinabove, tnen
C (v ,mi<,s a,,,.h vo,ll. ]a an en n that case the CRy by and through
strut.ted or laded as to prevent any Its dilly authorized officials shall cause
h,ad contents or litter from tieing to be eeirded Ill the Mason Count,
bh)wn or deposited upon any street. uuaors,unme a sworn st.atemem
all{ or other ouhlir nl.ee N¢,r shall snowing the cost anti expense lncurreu
'. - - • .... v ........... e
any person drive or move any vehicle [for th. wojk, the date the work was
or truck within the City, the wheels leone,_ anu t nt: location of.tne prop ely
or tires nf which carry onto or depos- ]on wnlcn salu WOrK W:q lone, ancI the
tt in any street, alley or other public Ileggl. aes..rlptio, n o[ tn Proprliy on
place mud. dirt sticky substances, lit-IWnlcn sale WOrK was uone, Tne tee
ter or foreign uttter of any kind ICoruaion of such sworn statenlent shall
Seetlan 9. Litter In Parks. No per'- I tonstitute a lien on said. property and
shall be foreclosed In thb manner and
son shall throw or deposit litter in any
park within the City exeept in public
roce.ptacles and in such a manner that
tile litter will be prevented from being
carried or deposited by the elements
upon any part of the park or upon any
street or other public place. Where
public recel)tacles are notprovlded, all
such litter stlall be carried away from
the park by the person responsible for
its pr(,sence and prol)erly disposed of
elsewhere as provided herein.
See(ion 10. Litter In Lakes and
i Pountains. No person shall throw or
deposit litter in any fountain, pond,
lake, stt'tallt, hay (lr any other body
water a park or elsewhere within
II. Throwing or I)istrlbut.
lng Commercial Handbills in Public
Places. No person shall throw or de-
t)oslt any commercial or non-comlner-
cial handbill ill or Upon any sidewalk,
street or other public place within the
City. Nor shall any person hand out
i)r distribute or sell ally commerelal
handbill in any public place. Provided,
however, that it shall not be unlawful
ou ally sidewalk, street, or other pub-
lic lilacs withiu the City for any per-
to hand out or distribute, without
charge to the receiver thereof, any
n,)n-eonlmercial handbill to any person
willing to accept it+
Nt, etion 52. Plaehtg Commercial and
Non-Conlmercial ilandbllis on Vehieles.
Nt) person shall throw or deposit ally
(-'OIllTtl(reial or non-conullercial handbill
• or upon any v(,hicle. Provided, bow-
ever, that it shall m)t be unlawful in
blic .lla(:e for a perso to hand
without charge to
a non-conlnlercial
of a vehicle
who is willis
eetion 13. Commercial
and Non-Coy Lls on Un-
inhabited or Vacant Premises. No pcr-
S(III stlall throw or deposit any COlU-
'ul('rcial or non-col)lm(!rcial hancbill in
or upon any private premises which
IlI'e teulporttl'liy i)r continuously un-
inhabited (ir vacant,
within the time prescribed for liens for
labor and material. Said disposal set.v-
ice lin shall be prior to all liens and
encumbrances filed subsequent to the
filing of the notic( of It with the
County , Auditor, except the lien of
general taxes and local improvement
assesmnents whether levied prior or
subsequent thereto.
Seetion 22. Peultles, Any person
violating any of the provisions of this
Ordinance shall be deemed guilty of
a misdemeanor and upon conviction
thdroof shall be fined In an amount not
exceodlng one hundred dollars ($100,00)
or be Imprisoned in the city jail for a
period not exceeding thirty (30) days
or be both so fined and imprisoned.
Each day such violation is committed
or permitted to continue shall consti-
tute a separate offense and shall bo
punishable as such hereunder•
Seetlon 23. Separability. If any sec-
tion, subsection, sentence, clause,
phrase or portion of this Ordinance is
for any reason held invalid or uncon-
stitutional by any court of competent
jurisdiction, such portion shall be
deemed a separate, distinct and inde-
pendent provision and such holding
sha|l not affect the validity of the re-
nmtning portions hereof.
Heel)on 24. Ordinances Repeled. AL)
ordinances and parts of ordinances in
conflict with the provisions of this
Ordinance are hereby repealed.
Passed this 31st day of March, 1959.
EARL H. MOORE
ATTEST : Mayor
Alma K. Catto. Clerk-Treasurer
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
,C• T. Halten, City Attorney
4/9 It
No, 3L04
NOTICE TO CUEDITOIt
IN Tile SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE (:iF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
(In Probate)
,( "" )t "" .. ............. In tho Matter of the Estate, of AL-
, +till I 14. ! eoJIIOling UlSlrlnnon I T]q T C£',T T TF.:. "1 s ln+,wn n s
I ilandllllls illere l roperty Posd.]EWT COl t t S Droe,se d
N(, pers<ln shall thrt,w, deposit or dis- "NOTIi:E +I',q"hE'FBY "GtEN .... t
tr i)ute any conllnerc|al or non-eommer- .( -'( " ( A h(e) annoi *'l
( ill ' Ln ! LIIII 'rSl rn u HaS .) .l V'" *'
l_.. h}.n(Iblll npon any private prem- and has quafied as the Adnlinistrator
,(t, ,, requesteu o X anyone tub-con I of the Estate oi Albert L. Collins, also
n to uo o i)r li there Is placeu on t.(,, n a - , Cell ",s deceased' h-t
.aid prmuses in a,,conspicuous po. ltlon Il) persons ',,v .... ( ms aoalnst said
near the entrance thereof a sign bear-]:¢ctas(d {r'h(r'l,,'re-nire to s:rve
ing the words: "No Trespassing," "No <h 't)'. :',,,fi¢i,l " cm' the ,,rtf,,
:" , e ' ) ................... ' .......... '""
]eddt ,rs or Ag nts ' "No Advertise- (,*-ed J <u'Ulr() • h s attorney of
I+1 mr., t)r anyi.s nular ngtlce, indtcat- r(icord al thd addresa below stated and
ng Ill /lily nl [[er trial [/le o(cupans e
• : file the same with the Clerk of th .
of said premises do not desire to be
nlolested or have their right of privacy
disturbed, or to have any. such hand-
bills left upon such prenuses.
Section 15. Distributing Commercial
and Non-Commercia! Handbills at In-
habited l)r|vale Premises. No person
shall thrl)w, dep(mit or distribute any
comolercial or non-eonlmerclal handbill
ill or up(in private premises which are
inhabited, except by handing or trans-
mitting any such handbill directly to the
t)wner, occupant, or other person then
present in or upon such priwlte prem-
ises. Provided. however, that in case
(if inhabited m'ivate premises which
are not posted, as provided In this
Ordinance, such person, unless re-
quested by anyone upon such premises
not to do so, may place or deposit any
such handbill in oP upon such inhabited
private prcnlisea, if such handbill Is so
phlced or dep()sited as to secure or
l)revent such handbill from being
bh)wn or drifted about such premises
or sidewalks, streets, or other public
places, and except that mailboxes may
not he so used when so prohibited by
Fvderal postal law or regulations.
(a) EXEMPTION FOR MAIL AND
NEWSPAPERS. The provisions of this
Section shall not apply to the distrl-
button of mall by the United States,
nor to newspapers (as defined herein)
except that newspapers shall be placed
on private property in such a manner
as to prevent thelr being carried or
deposited by the elements upon any
street sidewalk'or other public place
or upon private property.
eetion 16. DruPping Litter From
Aircraft. No person In an aircraft shall
throw out. drop or deposit within the
City any litter, handbill or any other
object.
Section 17. Posting Notlees Phlb-
)ted. No person shall' post or affix
any notice, poster or other paper
or
device, calculated to attract the at-
tention of the public, to any lamp post,
public utility pole or shade tree, or
upon any public structure or bulldil,
except as may be authorized or re-
quired by law.
Section 18. Later on; Occupied Pri-
vate Property. No person shall throw
I or deposit litter on any occupied pri-
vate propsrty within the C'lty, whether
owned by auch person or not, except
that the owner or person in control
l/revented from being carried or de-
posited by the elements upon any
street, sidewalk or other public plae8
cr upon any private property,
Section 19. Owner to Maintain Prem-
ises Free of Litter. The owner or per-
son in control of any private property
shall at all times maintain the press
said Court, together withproof of such
service within six months after the
(late of first publication of this notice
or the, same will be barred.
JACK ELLIOTT
BYRON E. McCLANAHAN
Attorney for Estate
Office and Post Of flee Address:
Courthouse
Shelt(,n. Washington 4/9-16-23 3t
No. 31(
NOTICE TO CRE1)ITORS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
In tile Matter of the Estate of IVA
STONER, Deceased.
J.hn W. Stoner is the appointed and
qualified Adndnistrattlr of said estate.
All persons having claims agaJnat said
deceased are required to serve the
san)e in dupli(:ate, duly verified, on
said Adlninistxator or hls attorney,
Robert L. Snyder at the address hol()w
stated, and file the same wllh the
Clerk tff said Court, together with
proof -f such serviee, within six
nlonths after the date uf first publica-
tion of this notice., or the same will
be barred.
DATE of first publication: April 9,
1959.
JOHN W. STONER
Administrator
Star Route 2. Box 149
Shelton, Washington
ROBERT L. SNYDER
Attorney at Law
I Dril!ing
WELLS- TEST HOLES
• " CO
Dr,lhng .
'LWRENCE BEDELL
'.i , Phone HA. 64713
S, hx 170, glimm
May Festival Slaled
May festival were aired at Mon-
day's meeting of the Parent-Teach-
ers Organization. Chairman for
the event was announced as Mrs.
Melvin Swayze• Weather permit-
ting, the event will be held at the
Southside school April 26 In case
of foul weather, the festival will
be postponed until May 3.
Members of the PTO wish to
:hank the public for their cooper-
tion in making the recent school
carnival so successful.
The need for a scoutmaster and
assistant scoutmaster was zport-
ed and fathers of the boys in the
Southside Troop asked to cooper-
ate in helping the inspiring work
of the troop.
Entertainment following the
meeting was provided by the
school s Brownie Troop in the
form of comical skits, Brownie
song and promise. Movies of pre-
vious May Day festivals were
shown the group by Mrs. Frank
Wolf.
Rainbows Slate
Scrap Metal Drive
Plass have been completed by
the Shelton Assembly, Order of
Rainbow for Girls, for a scrap
metal drive Saturday, April 11 and
25. The girls will conduct a house
to house canvass for metal to
ell. Proceeds from the sale will
5e used for color standards for
:he Assembly.
The girls are planning a candy
and apron sale for May 9.
Grand Assembly will be held
ffune 14, 15 and 16, for which the
local girls will be hostesses. About
0 girls from the Shelton Assem-
bly are planning to attend.
E00les 6iw 6rand
Prizes Io Top Players
Grand prizes for the 1959-60
series of ]agles' card parties were
warded at last Saturday's final
game• Winners of the grand prizes
were Mrs. Earl Leggett, 22620, and
Herman Lorenzon, 23480.
Evening prizes for high scores
went.to Ralph Stockwell, 5190, and
rs. Stockwell, 5660. Low score
rizes were given Roy Anderson,
1380, and Vera Huntington, 1630.
The traveling pinochle prize was
taken by Mrs. Larry Downie and
Ralph Stokwell.
Circus to Benetil
Hospital Tonighl
"Hooray---It's here"---Tonight is
the big night for the younger set
for the Wenatchee "¥" Circus will
present their blg ten acts for the
benefit of the Shelton General Hos-
pital through the sponsorship of
the hospital's auxiliary. The big
"show will begin at 8 p.m. in the
high school gymnasium.
WARC To Elect
New '59-60 Officers
Election of officers will be the
order of the day at the regularly
scheduled meeting of the Wash-
ington Association for Retarded
Children at 8 p.m. Friday in the
Rogers school.
"Wills, and specifically those re-
garding retarded children" will be
the topic of the program with Rob-
ert L. Snyder, local attorney, as
guest speaker.
BPW Plan For
State Convention
The Shelton Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club welcomed
Mrs• Estelle McKinnis as a trans-
fer from the Tacoma Club at their
meeting April 1st at the home Of
Mrs, Ingrid Reck, club president.
Plans are being made for the state
convention to be held in Yakima
May 21st to 24th. The dinner meet-
ing of the club will be Wednes-
day. Reservations may be made
with Mrs. Reck.
CONGRATULATIONS: Mr and
Mrs, Kenneth Clark, Fullerton,
Calif, became the proud parents of
a six pound, 13 ounce son March
25. Kenneth Jr, joins a brother
and two sisters, Jon, Tracy and
I Christine, at the family horse.
[Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
troy Moorhead, Aberdeen, and Mr.
and Mrs. J. E, Bishop, Shelton.
G i'-" NOTICE OF SALE OF TIMKB
ovey ru lilng O )
• 4/9 16 23 3 N 8'PATE LAND
Shelton Washington - - - 0 4t
'._ __ Notic is hereby given that on Tues-
...... ---0". 810It day, .the 5th day of May, 1959, com-
.......... - .,u,DITORS menclng at ten o'clock in the forenoon
.... -t'--('-'Ir"--+t-'-""T "OF '-- of saidday) in front of the m(ln en-
I
• " ' I cation of ..,, ,.- =., ...,, s
the. date of first push i+,= harr=a this I County conta/n/ng 20 acres nlore 0r
notlce or the same w- + it== '
DATE of first publication'. April 9 I'--: .......
1959 , ' I Tlmor will oe SOlU on a cash ba.is.
'" ----+"ZO ROBINSON ] Minimum"acreptable bid is $6,984,00..
" m ' At time oz sale the urchaser mus
zegu .... a ]pay $6 934.00, plus a $.{ bill of sale
_i t .. _' ,,,,in,ton ]fee. or a total of 6936.00 in the form
neltOll vv €to=, +
...... ,, V vDER |of cash, money or]'er, certified check
wE . "w /or balk. draft. The balance between
Attmne at a
~ ' ' .... |tha appraised pri(e and the bid price
o%e BUll¢lln l
. ':Y ... . .... 4/9.16.23.3 n , | f any may be paid by personal ceck.
tnelton wasnlntu- " p
........... - | urchaser must alo furnlah & surety
)bona of $2,000,0G to guarante c0mpJb
Ng. #'. .... FI .... lance with all terms oT the bilYof aale.
(F H]kl, tl tt ma
NOTICE ) _l ,,, ).All checks, money orders, etc. are to.
REPOR:..._,,=.. " [be made payable to the Commlssioner
FOR 'Lrl --hi%"' F T"-- [of Public Lands.
RIOR Uuu u tta; ar
IN THE SUPE ............. , | Tre for removal will be one ye •
O1 W Ittr-- rc
STATE N W-Tx | Located approximately 22 miles
MASON COU ..... "-t^te of ---- ]nOrthwest of Shelton.
atter 01 me *.-a .
In tile M __:--.. .-, ....... .* " I. Accessibility: Purchaser must enter
HULTCtlIJz Into
FRED J , ".,_5 ...... ,_ ./ road use agreement with Slmp-
Rctta . Hultsren, p ol [son Logging Company, copies of which
the said etate,, has L-^,, ,,..m |are on file in the District and Olym °
nal report m ptAtlon l
Court her fl .... h ...... , . {P a offices.
ution asRlng t e ,uurt. [O
for distrib '- -+Ibut o ,r^ | Oomp|ete contract specifieatlons may
diseharge the .. --'" "b + '+"-d ^-/grumissi°ner of Public Lands, Olym-
+ tltlOn w+,nr.a ,.+ ,.= + un/Pie
report and pe
the 8th day of May,.ls+ai, da<lrt.'m'_, _ Said timber on said land will be sold
D THIS6th da o AP 9o9 b
AT-I ' 2 T ' " Y Iawa statement of which is now
HARRX 2L)'(ti. on rile'in the office of the Auditor of
Clerk O_--'ER said county.
IOBERT L. SNi'I) . Tetns o| sale are: Cash to be paid
ovey Buildl h o the da of sale.
helton, Wal_$ff, - trlx BRT L, CO)" t
Attorney for Admimstra a/q.A.9_.n . Commissioner of Public Iands
............. 4/2-9-1(F-a+ 5t
Socnal Even ts
STRIP TEA SLATED FRIDAY
JUST THREE of the styles and models that will be modeled at
the Strip Tea sponsored by the Rachel Knott Orthopedic Guild
Friday at the P.U.D. Hours for the tea will be from 2 to 4 p.m.
All styles shown at the tea and several more stripped at the tea
w{l{ be sold at the "Nearly New" sale on May 1. Price of admiss-
ion to the tea is an article of clothing. Pictured above are Mrs,
Don Drengson, Mrs. Dean Mikelthun and Mrs. Frank Rogers.
(Journal photo, Ziegler priut,) l
Members of the Rachel Knott pany. SteWs forthcoming move to
Orthopedic Guild are viewing with 1517 5th Avenue In Seattle neces-
mounting excitement the many sitated disposal of the furs which
lovely clothes being donated to should provide exciting bargains
their "Nearly New" sale from for Shelton shoppers)
many sources. Many of the clothes already do.
Melville P. Steil, prominent Se- nated will be modeled at the "Strip
ttle furrier, last week donated Tea" Friday at the PUD. Tea will
ten fur coats from the storage be served at 2 p.m. and the first
department of the Arctic Fur Corn- showing will be at 2:30. An addi-
tional showing Will be held at 4
Mrs. Preppernau
New Zonta Head
New officers for the ensuing
mar will be installed at the reg-
r monthly dinner meeting of
the Zonta Club, Thursday, April
16, in the Colonial House.
Officers to be installed by the
retiring president, Alma Catto, will
be Audrey Preppernau, president;
Wands Wyatt, first vice president;
Elsie Wilson, second vice presi-
dent; Eleanor Buechel, secretary,
and Vera Morgan, treasurer.
Hostesses for the meeting will
be Kay Sutherland and Vera Mor-
gan.
BABY GIRL: Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Lindberg became the proud par-
ents of a baby girl last Satur-
day. Little Trudy Jean weighed'
seven pounds, 13½ ounces Doting
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Adolph Kopperman, Shelton, and
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baller) Lewis-
town, Mont.
o'clock. The only admission price
will be some article of clothing,
suitable for the "Nearly New"
sale, which will be "stripped" at
the door.
All Shelton women interested in
an enjoyable afternoon and a
chance to preview many exciting
bargains are cordially invited to
attend.
,]AI<¢E
AT
MATLOCK
GRANGE HALL
SAT., APRIL 11
9:30 'TIL 2:00
(
I @ Door Prize
• Refreshments Served
• Everybody Weloome
• Music by Grange
Tune Toppers
Each 2nd & 4th Saturday
Elephant Sale to
Hilite Canal Meet
The Hood Canal Woman s Ch.tb
will meet at 11 a.m. Tilursday,
April 16, in their Potlatch club-
house. A white elephant sale for
the benefit of the Mason county
ion of Woman's Clubs will
highlight: the meeting. All mem-
are asked to bring something
ior the sale.
Jack Ellis of the Department of
Irlstitutions, Olympia, will be guest
speaker at the Federation meeting
Friday, April 17, in the Armory.
Topic for his talk will be "Mental
Health." Special music will also
hold the spotlight at the meeting.
Rebekahs To Fete
MemrW Birthdays
Members of Ruby Rebekah
Lodg No. 75 are reminded of the
regttlar meeting to be Friday, April
10, at 8 o'clock in the Odd Fellows
The committee planning the
firth(lay party for those members
with birthdays from Oetober
through March is Mrs. Maybell
Danieis, Mrs. Warren Earl, Mrs.
Charles Savage and Mrs. Cltrence
Lathmu.
Members who attended the Chi-
na Tea given by the tier( Orchard
t.el)ekah Lodge on SItd:¢y, April
: :: ..... 5, were Miss Elizabeth }]tlt]er, Mrs.
: ...... : Elizabeth Simpson, Mrs. Ahua +-
White, and Mrs. Teckla Anderson•
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