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Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
April 15, 1965     Shelton Mason County Journal
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t5, 1965 IELTON--MAS0N COtrkVl"f 30trRNAL- Published in "Ohr4stma tow,, U.S.A.", @helton, PAGE 1t (:5 -, ( • [ ~I Somali. ~rry boat wh/stle~, btudl:b~ broncos, tree-ftlltng, I~ial chants, seagul]~, jazz bands, It'i up to YOU to set the trap. Pacific Northwest and like that. If you can't oaa- Boli will help provide tho bait. vince them by booklets and such, you're sum to mako a sale by jtmt asking your fi~ends to play it by ear. We'll also send along a l~T°t~ oneand Of ~Washlngton'S~adfie major Northwestibd~'Bell wantsF°r l~a$o.~to help m~rZ of hand~ ~itter-trappi~g Lit,, brlng even more tourists to our green and lovely hnd. (Sel£mbI~ ,v=_~ zm~ for use in your ear (to help ..~~ 1 we realize that tourists make phone calls. Unse]Kshly: we grew ..x~p Washington even cleaner and ~~--] uparoundhece.)TohMpyoulure, entice, and otherwise eonvin~ ~auter for both us natives and I~i~~w~_ ~ I four booklets--we call them W2 thought you'd never ask. L-[ .~g[~ [J '~he Conwnc~m" ,,-- that. ox- ~LI~nPlY thia: tourlabl spend money. toll our state's many virtues. ~ hey provide employment, they boost tlm state's emnomy. ~ ' There's a special Convincer on another thing. If we're as good as we think we are, they'll ke~ fmhing, plus a complets ~t of coming back -- y~ar after year. (Deaides that, you get tl~ free beautifalboold ts with litter bag,.) PACIFIC NORTHWEST BELL Part of the Nationwide Bell System P | | II | i niIN I I | n IIi nn | naniii iinaii (in iii| I Dear I~cif/c Northwest Be// I I 8ox 1300, Seattle, Washington 98#11 ~ I I (Or phone MUtual 2-9000, Ext. 1106) I I r~~ I I ~ Zap I I getthe point. Send me a set of Convince I I I I On second thought, better send me slong I (__2,-----3,-----4, or~-5) sets boceuse I I rm e pretty friendly fellow, (And don't forget I I the free littor begs.) 1 I I I Name ............. , _ . : ............, .... I Address ....... I I City~ ..... ~tate __ ,Flp , Sam m n n m m m im n !m i I mz Im am i u Nim i ianiinaasnll inlB washer or hi-fi equipment. The information will tm oollect- ed during the workweek staPti~ April 19 from selected households in this area aa well a~ in 9ther sample areas throughout the Un- Ited States. ' Census Bureau interVieWea~ who will visit families in this area in April Include Mrs. Polly A. Swayze, Shelton. Atonemenl is Soienlisl Sulijeel What do Jesus' sufferings and triumphs mean to us today ? This is the underl~dng question to be taken up at all Christian Science churches this Sunday. The subject is "Doctrine of &tenement.', The Bible Lesson to be read will nelude this verse from II Corin- thians: "Therefore if any man he in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; be- hold, all things are become new." The theme will be carried through in related readings from the Cllristian Science textbook: "He to whom 'the arm of the Lord' is revealed will believe our report, and rise into newness of llfe 'with regeneration. This is having part in the atonement; this i~ the un- derstandlng, in whicl* Jesus suf- fered and triumphed" (SCience and Health x~qth Key to the Serlptures by Mary Baker Eddy, p. 24). ~mtt]e.FkR h p|eued to am~otme~ that beea.~ ill now ]~ederal Housing Administration policies, we. Call now offor favorable FHA financing t~rml on property that previonsly would not qualify'. Until ~ecent]y, a home had to conform tO metro- ]politan construction standards to qualify for FH~ ~anancing. Under the new policy, FHA will approve loans on homes that conform to the construction Itandards ~enerally prevalent in the town or area in which t~e property Js located. •his means that Seattle-First can now make FH~ teal estate loans in this area -- loans that we could mot make in the past. We can also make FHA loa a to refinance an 6xistlng real-estate contract. Like to know more about this program and the advantages of FHA financing? Come see us and _we'll be,glad to explain the details. You're more ~a weacoma at ~eatfle-Fi~t. e-First National Bank }';