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April 27, 1967     Shelton Mason County Journal
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Harstine" 62 Attend Grange Friendship Night By CAKMEN YATES HARSTINE-- Two ferries were required to bring the guests from the mainland over to the Island last Friday eve- ning for the second Friendship meeting of 1967. Including those from Harstine there were 62 Grange members and about 18 or 20 youngsters. The program started out with a candle lighting ceremony to salute Grange Youth Month and was followed by a three minute mixer. After that Becky Chap- man and Linda Waldrep per- formed a baton act in costume. Following this there was a skit entitled 'The Human Ford'. This 'car' consisted of four passen- gers, five children for wheels and last but not least its hu- man engine was beseiged by all sorts of troubles, such as motor failure, flat tires, running out of water, blowouts, and of course a motorcycle cop. This was Har- stine's contribution to the pro- gram. Next was a dissertation by M.J. Robinson of Fair Har- bor, titled "The Specialist-- The Privy Builder" Which proved very humerous. Then Agate had a reading by Elsie Whet:am en- titled 'Happy Saturday Night' and a skit 'The Rummage Sale' with Mrs. Hamilton and Jalmar Auseth. Last but not least Twa- noh presented a stunt with a group of five men. They were required to empty their pockets onto a tray and then were given a time limit to go and claim their possessions. However, a few items, such as, silk hose, corn- "pacts, lipsticks, and pictures of lovely girls were added to the tray before the countdown started. Afterwards luncheon followed with each of the l)articipating Granges contributing to it. Sand- wiches of many varieties were to be had and a choice of salads and several cakes greeted the visitors in the kitchen. Coffee and punch completed the menu. Stan and Ann Yates were pleasantly surprised last Friday when their daughter-in-law, Bon- nie, arrived in the afternoon with Stan's nephew, Willis Mc- Cormick and his wife, Norma, from Holyoke, Colo. This was Willis' first trip to the Pacific ir.j his visit he cut wood and ily was visiting took care of many odd jobs for' Marie. Be£ore Wilbur had much more than gone, in drove Ma- rie's granddaughter, Ileen Ja- cobsen with her boy friend, Jeff Myers. They too, stayed about three or four days. During that time they dr,.)ve around to show Jeff some of Harstine and called on several .:ends. Ileen anti Jeff took a side trip to Cyrstal Mountain after" leaving Harstine to do some skiing before returning to Eu- gene. Islanders extend their deepest sympathy to Nels Baunsgard on the loss of his brother, Peter, last week in Arlington. A son Donald, his wife and three child- ren from Pasadena called on Nels and Mabel last Thursday while they were in Washington for the funeral of Lmald's father. Mrs. Chet Streckenbach enter- ed the hospital in Portland last Sunday evening for surgery. She was only expected to he in the hospital two to four days. Also hospitalized last week was Blackie Shadbolt. By this writ- ing all his Island friends hope he has recuperated and returned home. A long-time friend of IN)nette Glaser's from Elma, Margy Lee Recarte, called on Donette last Tuesday afternoon. Then l a s t Saturday, Donette's c o u s i n , Francis Thompson of Olympia spent the clay as guest of the Glasers at Hallow. The Cancer Fund Drive on Harstine last week was headed by Alice Budd. Those assisting her were Florence Jerrells for Pt. Wilson, Ester Gortz the south- west side, Ella McAu]iffe took care of Ballow and the lower end of the Low Road while Mary Baunsgard handled the ferrylanding area of the Low Road and Maxcine Waite col- lected around Jarrells Cove and North End areas. The Stieg Gabrielsens of Ta- coma came to the Island lasl Sunday morning via 1heir Sail- boat, 'Domani'. They have been wanting to bring the large sail- boat down for some time but haven't done so preyi,m ly due to a large fir" tree hanging pre- cariously over their dock in at the Yales horn•. Lyle IIitchcock, son of Mr'. and Mrs. John Hilchcock, his wife, Marlene and their two girls spent the day Saturday at the Hitchcock home. They were accompanied by Marlene's folks, The Rx)scoc Pages. The Pages were Ishmders for many, many years before moving Io Olympia. Esther Gortz and M i r j a Bridges drove to Olympia last Saturday to help Esther's daugh- ter, Bernice Schnable celebrate her birthday. Two or three of Bernice's friends from Shelton also were there as was Bernice's sister-in-law, lary Helen Gortz and her two girls from Bremer- ton. Ted and Elsie Ness of Anacor- tes were down last weekend making plans for opening their Marina on Jarrells Cove next month, a bit earlier than they have in the past The George Waites hosted a barbecue at their Island Shores lot last Sunday afternoon. Their guests included the Tom Tier- neys and their guest, Buster Graham from California, the Gene Sewards, Helen Lamars, Ben Rigney, George Howard, Lois and Jeff Meeks, Mrs. Edith Smalley, Bob and Vonnie Stam- borski. Coast. However, it wasn't Nor- Spencer's Cove. However, las! ma's as she has a sister in weekend that obstacle was re- Seattle whom she had visited moved by Glenn Yates and Otis previously and loved this part Dwyer while the Dwyer faro- of the country on first sight. Since she returned to Colorado she talked about the area so Legal Publications much her husband finally had to see it for himself. Like Norma he too, found it to his liking and they both hope to return here to make it their home as Soon as their five youngers are out of school this spring. Nor- ma's sister, Mrs. Verda Pearson joined them when they came to the Island Friday afternoon. Sunday both the Stan Yates and Glenn Yates families drove to Auburn for a fam*ily gather- ing at the Warren Yates home in honor of the McCormicks. Others on hand for the family dinner included the Stan Yates other son, Harley and his fam- ily, and their daughter, Thelma Freshour. Stan's sister, Lena Coffman anti her daughter antt son-in-law, the Dick Carmichels of Snoqualmie. Norma's sister and her husband, the L. Pear- sons also were able to stay for a short time. The Warren Yates' daughter, Mrs. Mike Wiles, her husband and their baby daugh- ter, Stephanie, along with Mike's folks, the Cliff Wiles completed the group. Elaine Fredricks and daugh- ter, Shelia of Spokane spent three days last week visiting her mother and sister, Mrs. Claire Wingert and Ruth. Dur- ing Elaine's stay they spent one night with her sister and family, Mr. and M2s. Bill DePoe in Shelton. A second night they were the guests of Claire's sis- ter, Mrs. Helen Brooks of Ft. Stetlacoom. Wilbur Jacobsen of Eugene, Ore. came unexpectedly last week to spend three days with his mother, Marie Crouch. Dur- COUNTY ROAD PROJECT No. 547 In the matter of C.R.. No. 547 to .,.onstructo. or VIason County Road No. 20 lnown lo- cally as %hb Dewi[to road, and more specifically located in Sec- tion 1, Township 23 North, Range 2 West, W.M. IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the Board of County Com- missioners that it is their inten- tion to replace wood bridge with 2 - 50' x 13' 11" x 8' 7" pipe arehes. And that said work is to be performed by day labor .... instal- lation; contract .... materials, in accordance with the Washingon State Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction as ,dopted by Mason County. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the above described County Road Project is necessary and proper, and the estimated costs of said project are herewith set ou in detail as follows: Engineering .............. $ 300.00 Road Construction .... $9,500.00 Total ........................ $9,800.00 The County Road Project here- in described is HEREBY DE- CLARED to be a public neces- sity, and the County Road Engi- neer is HEREBY ORDERED AND AUTHORIZED to report and proceed thereon as by law provided. ADOPTED this 24th day of April, 1967. Board of Cotmty Commis- sioners of Mason County, Washington John Bariekman, Chairman Harry Elmlund Martin Auseth Attest: Ruth E. Boyaen Clerk of the Board 4/27 it The motel with the;00ction View SEATTLE .VASHINGTON Panoramic view of serene mountains and bustling lake activity... Just 5 minutes from downtown, Univ. of Washington, Woodland Park Zoo, or City Convention Center . . . Large soundproof rooms and suites, family units with kitchens, TV, radio free parking, swimming  real. Commercial rates, major ---_1 ,NI credit cards accepted. _ !;': Group meeting P,..., .'fag I ?.' ATwa,., 4-1900 lIggjfi., -." | L VACANCY] Legal Publications Legal Publications MASON GF2qF-AAL HOSPITAL FOR PUBLIC HOSPITAL DISTRICT No. 1 of MASON COUNTY SH'ELTON, WASHINGTON General Construction Mechanical Work and Electrical Work INVITATION TO BID Sealed bids in duplicate for the construction of Mason General Hospital for Public Hospit'al Dis- trict No. 1 of Mason County, Shelton, Washington, will be re- ceived by William R. Bats(one, President of the Board of Com- missioners, c/o Shelton General Hospital, Fourth & Birch, Shelton, Washington, until 2:00 P.M., day- light savings time, Tuesday, M'ay 23, at Shelton General Hospital, Shelton, Washington, and at said office publicly, opened and read aloud. (Combined Bids will be re- ceived for General Construction, Mechanical and Electrical Work). Drawings, Specifications and form of Contract Documents for this work may be examined at the office of Maloney, Herring- ten, Freesz 'and Land, Architects, A.I.A., 754 Central Building, Se- attle, Washington, 98104, or at Ihe following offices: 1. Associated General Contrac- tors, 215 W. Harrison, Seattle, Washington. 2. Plan Bureau, 172 Mercer Street, Seattle, Washington. 3. Associated General Contrac- tors, 3820 South Pine, Tacoma, Washington. 4. At the Hospital District of- rice at Shelton General Hopial, Shelton, Washington, where the same are on file, subject to pub- lic inspection. Prime Contractors may obtain drawings and specifications from the Architect's office upon de- posit of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00). This deposit will be returned to him upon the return of the drawings and specifica- tions, in good condition to the office of the Architect. Complete sets, on the deposit basis, will be issued to Prime Contractors only. Sub-contrac- tors and materialmen will be is- sued complete or partial sets, if desired, on the payment of the printing costs. All documents, whether issued on the deposit or cost of printing basis, must be returned to the office of the Architect on the day following the date set for opening of the bids. Each bid shall be accompanied by a certified check, cashier's check or bid bond made payable tc the Public Hospital District No. 1 of Mason CoUnty for a sum of not less than five percent (5%) of the total amount of the bid and no bid will be considered un- less accompanied by such check or bond. Public Hospital District No. 1 of Mason County reserves the right to waive any informality in, or to reject any or all bids. WILLIAM R. BATS'lONE, President Board 0f Commissioners Public Hospital District No. I of Mason County, Washington 4/20-27-5/4-11-18 5t Legal Publicat|ons NOTICE OF SALE O'F VALUABLE MATERIAL ON STATE LAND state of Washington Department of Natural Resources Bert L. Cole, Commissioner of Public Lands Notice is hereby given that on Monday, the 22nd day of May, 1967, commencing at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Shelton District Headquar- ters, located at Shelton, County of Mason, State of Washington, by the District Administrator of said District, the timber on the following described state land will be sold at public auction to the hi.ghest bidder, to wit: Application No. 31703 Winter Creek Sanitation locat- ed approximately 9 miles by rcad northwest of Shelton. The sale is composed of all timber marked with blue paint bounded by sale area boundary tags and property lines on part NV2 of Section 6, Township 20 North, Range 4 West, W.M., containing 183 acres, more or less, comprising approxi- mately 376,000 bd. ft. of Douglas fir. Minimum acceptable bid: $9,- 588.00. Timber will be sold on a cash or installment plan basis. Timber must be removed prior to Sep- tember 30, 1968. On or before May 22, 1967, at 10:00 a.m., each bidder must make a minimum deposit of $958.80 in the form of cash, money order or certified check. Said deposit shall constitute an opening bid at the appraised price. Upon award of this sale, the respective deposits shall be A once.a-year opportunity for Mason County Su inessmen The Journal is now compiling its ,ecOn00d an6ual00 ViSitor's Guide ........... to Mason County. Here is a unique opportunity for you to tell the story of your business, product or service to the thou- sands of summer visitors who will soon arrive to on file in the ,i tar of said C0: AdministratOr BERT L. v, Commii°¢  (SEA0000 returned to the unsuessful bid- ders. On the day of sale, the pur- chaser must pay the balance be- tween the bid deposit und the full bid price plus a $5.00 bill of sale fee, or may, if the purchaser so elects at the time of sale, pay an additional amount, to bring the total amount of the deposit, exclusive of fees, to equal 25% of the full bid price based on the cruise estimate. This balance may be paid by personal check. Pur- chaser must also furnish within 30 days of date of sale, a surety bond of $1,000.00 to guarantee compliance with all terms of the bill of sale. All checks, money orders, etc. are to be made pay- able to the Commissioner of Pub- lic Lands. Accessibility: via public ac- cess. Complete contract and specifi- cations may be examined at Shel- ton District Headquarters, Coun- ty Auditor's office, and office of the Commissioner of Public Lands, Olympia. To be sold at Shelton District Headquarters, on Monday, May 22, 1967, at 10 o'clock a.m. Any sale which has been of- fered, and for which no bids are received shall not be reoffered until it has been readvertised. If all sales cannot be offered with- in the specified time on the ad- vertised date, the sale shall con- tinue on the following day be- tween the hours of ten o'clock a.m. and four o'clock p.m. Said timber on said land will be sold for not less than the ap- praised value, as appraised by the Commissioner of Publie Lands in the manner provided by law, a notice of which is now enioy our beau- / g tiful woods ** and water, g )•Oo "sot). g • . , O00000 O * • eO •O • A call to us at 426-4412 will provnde you 0" . • with information about this pictorial supplement "".." to the Journal which received wide acclaim and distribution upon its first appearance last year. Or, if you prefer, you may use the coupon below• Shelton-Mason County Journal Box 430 Shell•n, Washington 98584 Yes, I am interested in telling the story of my business in the Second Annual Visitor's Guide to Mason County. Please provide me with the particulars. MON$ 1 SUM N ,, In the Su ;, State of Count YyN EVEL ii' i State said Rand01 You are i appear wi after the lication of .... wit00 30th day defend thel in the abOV Plaintiff, your ana ed ttore stated; a" IR ure so to 'IL, rendered .u to the dem#] which ha ., Clerk of ,=ltlI0 That the it in is for 'l parties a_[ By Aki omce 8; " 607 Callt° 410 Fifth . Olympia, 3/30 ' Name ............................................................ Position ............................................... Business ................................................................................................................... Address ................ " ................................................................................................. .................................................................................................................... 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