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t130, 1959
. Hospital
Blant(m, Rte.
April 22.
Donald Dosch,
, a girl April 22.
. Edwar(i' E. Chris-
a girl, April 23.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin'Braz, Rte.
:5 F, ox 469, a boy, April 26.
"Clinic Hospital
Mr'. and Mrs. Miles MeQnilkin,
Route :',, a girl, April 27.
My. and Mrs. Robert Wolden,
1702 Pioneer Way, a hey, April 29,
KNOW...
CLINT WILLOUR
Wives sometimes oppose
, life insurance . .. wid-
ows never do.
NLreW NATI O NAt.
Ineurance for [_.fP
LAUNDRY
Coin Operated - Self Service
Open 24 Hours *
Shop and Wash Save 50%
FROM SAFEWAY - FREE PARKING
134 North First St., Shelton
BUD PAULEY'S
ALL CARS READY TO RUN
trd 4-Door Station ....
8on, Price Reduced 15.00
R & H, Auto. Trans., Power "Steering " License
m,e Pickup Truck
--on, 6-Cyi.. Long Box- "Vive'sGGu;h $895.00
in n Husky Station Wagon .... $895.00
• Valve grind, new rings
blll[e 4-Door, 8-cyl ..................... $645.00
TUNE UPFOR SPRING
Shop Work -- $5.00 Per Hour
Free Estimates
BIG GAS BILLS? i
II
HILLMAN-MINX i
I
I
I
Motors
Dodge. Plymouth Agency
&NO RAILROAD . PHONE HA 6-8153
NITE HAWKS TALON
MAJOR PiN PRIZE
)
?
f
t.€
% ,
MAJOR I.EA(]UE
(final 2nd half) pts.
Northwest Evergreen ........... 231
Home Gas Company ........... 200
Dali's Nite Hawks ................ 196
Timber Bowl ....................... 182
Wolden"s Chevron Service 1as
Jim Patlley Inc ..................... 133
Rilner's Broiler . ................... 1071.1.,
Olson's Barber & Beauty .... 102,2
High totals .... Dale Yost 636,
B(rt Hoard 611, Glen Robert-
son 610, Jim Archer 602
High gqmes .... Glen Robertson
238, Dale Yost 236, Ernie An-
derson 225, Jim Archer 223
Dan's Nile Hawks came out
with the 1959 Major League bowl-
ing championship after winning
from Northwest Evergreen Friday
night in a post-season roll-off fol-
lowing the close of the second half
schedulc at the Timber Bowl.
The Evergreen quartet won the
second half title Friday during an
evening which found four pin-
busters above the 600 mark, in-
cluding Evergreen's Bert Hoard
at 611 (205-188-218) and Jim Ar-
cher at 602 (214-223-165l.
The Nite Hawks were first half
champions and had Friday's top
scorer in Dale Yost at 636 (183,
217-236). Glen Robertson of Home
Gas was the fourth big scorer at
610 209-173-238).
TIDES OF THE WEEK
Computed for Hoed Canal
(Oakland Bay tides are one ovr
and 55 minutes later.)
Friday, May t
High .............. 0:31 a.m.
Low ................ 6:52 a.m.
High ........... *.. 12:19 p.m.
Low ................ 6:20 p.m.
Saturday, May 2
High .............. 1:21 a.m. 11.7 ft.
Low . ............ 7:47 a.m. 3.8 ft.
High .............. 1:43 p.m. 8.9 ft.
Low ............... 7:23 p.m. 3.5 ft.
Sunday, May 3
High .............. 2:03 a.m. 11.6 ft,
Low ................ 8:32 a.m. 2.9 ft.
High .............. 2:47 p.m. 9.5 ft.
Low . ............... 8:18 p.m. 4.1 ft.
Monday, May 4
High .............. 2:39 a.m. 11.4 ft.
Low ................ 9:11 a.m. 2.0 ft.
High .............. 3:40 p.m. 10.0 ft.
Low . ............... J:07 p.m. 4.6 ft.
Tue.iay, May 5
High .............. 3:10 a.m. 11.2 ft.
Low _ .............. 9:45 a.m. 1.4 ft.
High .............. 4:26 p.m. 10,5 ft.
Low ............... 9:49 p.m. 5.0 ft.
We(hmsday, May 6
High .............. 3:37 a.m. 11.0 ft.
Low ................ 10:18 a.m, 0.8 ft.
iHigh .............. 5:07 p.m. 10.9 ft.
i Low 10:29 p.m. 5.4 ft.
Thursday, May 7
ttigh .............. 4:02 a.m. 10.9 ft.
Low ................. 10:49 a.m. -0.6 ft.
High .............. 5:44 p.m. 11.2 ft.
Low ................ 11:08 p.m. 5.8 ft,
%VOMEN'S INDUSTRIAL
W L
Insulating Board .......... 43 17
Purchasing .................... 37,§ 225
Olympic Plywood .......... 32 28
Accounting .................... 31 29
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Printing...
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BIG 'EEKENI) COMIN(;
If that moist stuff which has
I)een leaking out the clouds sine(,
last weekend lets up in time, next
weekend should provide Mason
County sports fans with a real
tasty athletic menu.
In actions scheduled for Loop
Field's spacious surface, the two
major spring sports champion-
ships in the Central League should
be parcelled out- if certain things
:ome about .and the Highelimbevs
hhve title possibilities in bbth.
The track title is definitely
and irrevoeahly on the hhN.k In
the all conference competition
Saturday which pits the toil
runners, throwers an(I jumpers
of all even ('entral League
s(qtools agaillst one another at
the sitme tim( I.
In the neighborhood of 100 prep
athletes will be involved in this
traditional competition, which has
i been held at Loop Field ever since
l its instigation because of the ade-
quate facilities of the field and tim
splen(lid job of nmnagement Shel -
ton school officials have turned
out in conducting the event each
year since.
Legal Publications
Application No. 25830
NO'I'ICE OF ALE Ok" 'I'IMliFIt
(IN sTATE LANI)
Notice is Iwreby given that on Tiles-
Of said day, l front of the main en-
trance dora' tn the county cotlrt In*rise
in the City of Shelton, County of Ma-
son. Stale of Washlngt(m, I)y the
County Auditor of said couniy, tlw
ttmber on the following described state
land will be soll at l)ublie aueti.n to
ll.g ft. the highest bidder therefor, to-wit:
Fourteen old growth Douglas fir
4.8 ft, only, marked with red tags, eoml)ris-
8.5 ft. ink alq..oximatety 72,000 bd. ft., lo-
cated on l)irt NW ; NW'i, Seeti.n 36,
2.8 ft. Townshil) 20 North, Range 4 West,
W.M , contain ng 10 acres n € ", .
less•
Tinll)er will be sold ou a I.K st'ale
basis.
Minimum acceptable bid per llmus-
and b4. ft. : $44.50 for Douglas fly. and
$2.00 for cull logs, if any.
At
time of sale the pllF('lllls(.r IIILISi
mai<e a deposit of 1009; of the 1)i(1
)r ice iJa(yd oo the! cruise estilnatt!.
3,204.00 of this deposit, plus a $5.00
bill of sale fee, or it total of $3,209.00,
nll.lst be in the forlll Of (:ash, nH)nt!y
order, curlified cheer or bank draft.
Tile balance Of the requil'(,d del)OSil, if
any, nlay be paid hy personal check.
Purchaser lnust also flll'nish a stlr(+ty
bond of $5{R).00 to gtlal•anlee (u,mpli-
with all terms of the bill of
sale. All cheeks, money vdrs, vie.,
are to be made payable to the C.m-
missioner of Public I,ands.
Time for renloval will Im six nlontlls.
Located apl)roxilzlahqy 4 luil,'s s(mih
of Shelton.
Accessibility: Via couoty road.
Complete contract specil'ivatims may
be exaalilled at Shelton Distr'ict Ilea(l-
quarters, County Auditor's office, and
ConlalisSioller t)f Pal)lie Lands, Olyl -
pia.
Said tirol)at on said land will I)e
sold for not b'ss than th*' al)l)raisod
vahle, as aPl)Z'aised by the C(mlmis-
sitmer of Put)lie Lands in the man-
ner pr[)vided by law, a statpln[!nt of
whicla is now oil fi|tt ill the offiae .f
tim Auditor of said county.
P.ERT L. COLE
Collllll}ssionel' of Pqblie l,alld.,
4/30-5/7-12-19-26 51
NOTICE ()F WATER RIGHT
&PPL|CATION NO. 15882
STATE OF WASHINGTON, OFFICE
OF SUPERVISOR OF WATER Ill,l-
SOURCES. OLYMPIA
TAKE NOTICE: That Emmett F.
and (]race M. Kldriek of. Brernert.n.
Washington. on April 7, 1959, filed ap-
Lumber 29 31 plieation for permit to divert the I)ub-
............................ lie waters of Uooten Lak ill the
Loggers .......................... 26fiz aal amount .f 0.05 second foot, subject to
Engineering .................... 25 35 existing right, from April 15 tt; Octo-
Research 16 44 her 1 each year for the purpose of
........................ irrigation and continuously for fire
High game---Phyl Ziegler 217 protection; that the approxhnat,, point
High total--.Phyl Ziegler 586 of diversion iv located within Lot 87,
W(xten Lake Tracts of Section 19,
I m' Township 23 N.. Range 2 W., W.M.,
" ' in Mason C,)unty. .
Any oi)jections must be accompan-
ied by a two dollar ($2.00) recording
fee arfl filed with tim State Super-
visor ol Water Resources within thirty
(30) days h'om May 7, t959.
Witness my hand and offie, lal seal
this 13th day of APril, 1959.
M. G. WALKER
State Supervisor
of Water Resources
(SEAL) 4/,':10-5/7 2t
No. 3108
NOTICE TO CREI)ITOIIS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON F()R
IASON COUNTY
the Matter of the Etate of WIL-
Pays For Itself ' °--°
Condo W. Dick is the appointed and
qualified AdmiIlistrator ol said estate,
• • • ' All ne,'anns having claims agaillst said
eease-d'! are required to s,!tw,, the
]IDRINTED STATIONERYinsures a handy supply ,ame in duplicate, duly verified, on
said Administrator or his attorney,
of letterheads and envelopes--no time lost look- Robert L. Snyder at the address below
stated, and file the same with th(
ing for the proper Paler and an envelope. Clerk of said Court, togeth*$" with
proof, of such ervice. withfln six
months after the date of first publica-
tion of this notice, or the same will
be bhrrd.
mATE of first publication: April 30,
L'-X)NDA W. DICK
Administrator
When you think of Printing .... Route 1, Box 447
Shelton, Washigton
ROBEtT L. SNYDER
Attorney at Law
think what it saves -- o,,ey Bulldi.
Shelton, Washington 4/30-5/7-12-19 41
NOT what It costs!
DRINTED STATEMENTS with matching window
envelopes save billing time---get better returns.
DRINTED BUSINESS HELPS such as "daily
cash sheets," "paid out slip#' held keep records
straight, shorten bookkeeping time.
!
I)RINTED ENVELOPES pay for themselves
time saved writing return addresses.
CALL FOR BIDS
Hood CartaJ School DiStrict No. 404
calls for sealed bids for the sale of the
Upper Skokomish School property to
be opened May 9, 1959, at 10:00 a.m.
at the Lower Skokomish Seho,)L
The propery is composed of ten
aerPs, nlore or less, al)I)roximately 11
fillies northwest of Shelton. Generally,
the best use for this property is as a
suburban home site.
The, Board reserves the right to re-
Ject any or all bids. y state law
the property cannot be sold for lss
than 90% of its appraised value which
m r(mghly $320 per acre.
Bldl* will be received at the home of
the Clerk:
Mr. Robert Smith
Potlatch. Washington
/s/ ROBERT SMITH, Clerk
School District No. 404
4/30-5/7 2t
NOTICE OF 8ALE BY NEAI, ED BID
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that
ursuant to resoluthm adol)ted by the
ort of Shelton. acting by and through
its Board of Comnlieskmers. seah'd
bids will be received for the purchase
of three used letallic 25,000 galhm
fluid storage tanks located on what
was formerly known as the Shelton
Naval Auxiliary Air Station in Mason
County, Washington, All bids must
be for cash. The succesful bidder will
be required to remove the tsnks with-
in three months from the date of sal£.
and to clean up the present site of said
tanks after their removal in a satin-
factory manner.
Furtimr details and examination or
the tanks may be obtained by con-
taeting James A. Paaley. chairman of
the Board of the Port of Shelton at
his place of business, 5th and Rail-
road. Shelton Washington,
Sealed bids' will be received at the
aforesaid off Lee of James A. Paulcy,
and to 8:00 o'clock P,M., May 21,
at which time they will be opened
read.
Of Shelton rerveu the
> to accept Or reject any or all
Date of f[Pst gubllcetton--April 30.
1959.
By James A. Pau]ey, ChtirmanSh,lton,
4/30-5/7 21
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S lD E L I N E cSL A N T • I)eOORIA NEW GRID
By B,,, o, OOAO.00
....... M()NTESANO All'red J. [e-
l Basehall action docketcd for' Fri-!C°ria, 25. former Autmrn high
(lqv ,tftern )on isn't quite s i)osi - scho()l athlele and a 195S gra(hmtc
i '' ' , , ', , ,
I tively defiml lve l|l de( el'l|i |nlng Ihe of Weslm'n Wasilingl on C()llegc of
• : Igdllent ion, was |1;ill|Oil v;lrsi(y
! conferen('e ClO\\;\'u btl iL CO|lid gt)
la very io|lg wly ill that directiou f,)otl)all coach at M,mlesnno hiRh
school last week.
if eithe|' Shelton or Chehalis man-
{ages to win both games.
I These al'e two lllldefeale(t ('.h|bs
in leigue play, alollR wilh Norlh
' lurston, so 1}le ella which man-
ages to take both en(ts ()f the Iwi||
bill will he in al excelhmt posilion
for lhe flag becalise it w(n|ht force
North Thurslon, which still has to
play both tetms, to go all the
way against both,
The ieagae's two I)e,t Idteh -
ers, hoth lefthanders and t)oth
juniars, will be hooking up in
the sevell-hlll|ng oi)enhl K ganle
when Shelton's Jerry Mallory
I takes the slab agai||s! (!Jlellalis'
l)ave I)owling. I$oth have I)iteh -
ell no-l,it, no-run ganle,i an(I
n.lther has allowed mnr, titan
four hits itt any game so far.
The Higllimber track squad
has been signally SllCCeSsful Lhis
vear in its dual, triangular and one
ftuadrangular competition becatlse
of the excelent depth it possess.
Because of that the Climbers are
definite championship hopeful in
Saturday's all-conference meet, yet
they are Cerlain to find an Elma
sqtlad of diametrically opposite
content, very little depth pos-
sibly an even stronger title pos-
sibility because of th ouLstanding
ahilities of a small handful of ath-
letes who c, ould come through with
enough first places to win the
crown for the Eagles•
In a multi-entry meet like this
those firsl, places can do the trick
because the total points are di-
vided up and spread out among so
many schools.
Whatever the eventuality, how-
ever, one thing is certain thet'e's
a lot of athletic entertainment on
<he bill of fare at Loop Fiehl if
}ou'll be tlere at 2:00 o'clock I,'ri-
day for the ball games and 7:30
o'clock aturday night for the
track championships.
If you want the full course, the
track preliminary heats at 1:00
o'clock Saturday afternoon will be
worth your attention, too,
GETTING READY
Bet you haven't given it a
thought, but Junior Legion base-
ball is only a little over a month
in Lhe'offing, just in case you
wanted to know .
Preparations for the coming
season are going ahead in goo(i
order both lee.ally and on the 4th
District front.
(ommander Bill Pearson, ath-
leti,, chairm.m Bill Dh'kie. and
Bruce MeLeaa repre,nted Fred
B, Wivell post at a district Jun-
ior Imsebali meeting htst Thurs-
(lay at whh.h plans for the 1959
,ason were discussed.
Seven entries are certain and
two more possibilities are being
exph)red gor the coming season.
Shelton Olympia, Laccy, Lake-
wood, Parkland and Tacoma teams
drawn from Lincoln and Wilson
high schools arc ready to answer
the opening bell. A comhined val-
ley entry fronl Puyalhtp, Sumner
and Orting and a third Tacoma
team drawn from Stadium high
material are possibles.
You'll be hearing more on this
front in the coming weeks.
STOCK SEEING ACTION
Wen Stock contlntms to slmw up
as Baltimore's No. 1 relief pitch-
er, according to past week's box
scoresof major league baseball
games.
He had successive days of action
on Wednesday and Thursday last
week against the Boston Red Sex,
going 2/3 of an inning the first
trip, finishing the fourth inning,
then going out for a pinch-hitter.
He gave a hit and a walk but was
not scored upon.
Thursday he hurled 2 2/3 inn-
ings without being scored upon al-
though touched for three hits. He
fanned two. walked none, batted
once himself, then retired for a
pinch-hitter after compIetlng the
fourth frame. Baltimore went on
to eventually win this one, 8-7,
but the fifth of six Oriole hurlers
used in the game got credit for the
victory.
In both cases Stock relieved the
starting pitcher with Baltimore
trailing.
WOMEN'S BURP LEAGUE
W L
Rainier Beer .................. 88 32
Shelton Recreation ...... 69 51
Ritner's Straight Shots 69 51
The Tropics .................. 60 60
Mick's Tavern .............. 55 65
Log Cabin .................. 49 71
Heidelberg Beer ............ 47 73
Rishel Logging Co ....... 44 76
High game--Mildred Daniels 188
High aeries--Mary Anderson 484
Too Lab To Glassily
He will succeed Rolland Rob-
bins, who re,-,iglac(I recently,, Lo ac-
cel)t the foolball aIld tl'aCl( ('()i|ch-
ing pos(s at Stllllrl*!t' high school
;|fief leading Montesano to th(}
Cenlral.le'(gue fool hall title in his
first yen|' al (tle lh|lhtog hehn in
1957. His 1958 team fi||ished i|I
second place.
DeCoria graduated from Aub||rn
Mgh in 1952 after earning nine
varsity letters in football, baskeL-
ball and track. He was in military
: , IrPx'i (: t "for two years after iis
hiKh school graduation.
Lindberg's 611 Ends
Fraternal Pin Slate
FRATERNAL LEAGUE
(Final 2nd half) W L
Cascade-Olympic .......... 43 L:, 24 L,/2
Fuller Construction .... 40 28
Active Club .................. 39 29
Moose Lodge ................. 36 32
Lions Club ................... 33 :15
Shelton Hardware ...... .. 30 38
Kiwanis Club ................ 26V 41!:2
MeCleary .... , ................... 24 44
High game--Buck Maekey 246,
Gene Lindberg 235, Jess Phil-
tips 228
High scries-- Gene Lindberg 611
Gene Lindberg's 611 series {191-
235-185 ) featured curtain-drop-
ping night on the second half play
in the Fraternal bowliug league
"Monday night at. the Timber Bowl.
Now all that remain is the
playoff tomorr|)w between the
second half champion Cascade-
Oly|npic Construction (Bob Whit-
marsh 512), which clinched the
title Monday with a 3-1 verdict
over Lindbcrg's Active Club,
which won the first half pennant.
In other finales, Shelton Hard-
ware (Jess Phillips 226 nnd 572
and Buck Mackay 2,16 and 565)
blanked McChmry (Bob St)y 522),
Fulle" Construction (Bill .ohnson
551) took a 3-1 decisi0n from the
Lions (Mary Biehl 557), and
Moose Lodge (Bill Wilson 549)
won a 3'-1',. victory over the
Kiwanis Club ted Byrne 5f)6).
Summer Pin Leagues
Now Being Formed
Summer bowling leagues are
now forming at the Timber Bowl
with play scheduled to start thi
Friday.
Anyone interested in participat,
ins in any kind of a summer
league, including a traveling team
to enter the inter-city league
which has proved highly popular
the pat couple of years, sho|fld
contact L. L. Melnelly at the Tin-
t)er Bowl.
FOR SALE: household articles dav-
enport and (:hair. beds. dressers, din-
,'ttP set. washing nlachine, elcL PhonO.
HA. 6-3475. L4/3--5/7
FOR SALE: two bedroom Elillcrest
home, plastered walls, ha|'dw,)od liv-
ing room l'ioor New oil furnace
double garllge. $480{). Piton,, HA, 6-
___4.!?_8: ....................... LI.4 a!!7:5414
NO. 7.562
ITMMONN BY I'UBLICATION
IN THE ST_IPI,]RI()R C(.)URT ()l" TIIE
STATE OF WASHINGTON F()i{
MASON COUNTY
:)
Gladys Jane Van Va('t*'r. tlaintit'f.
.... v, --
William A, Van Vactor. Defendant.
STATE OF WASHINGTON T() THE
SAID WILLIAM A VAN VACTEIL
DEFENDANT :
YOH aI'o Il('l'(!l)y snlll[fl()nod [t) aPDear
within alxty (60) days altar the date
of the first i)ubl](ation of this 8Ul'O-
tnons, to-wit. Wt.hin at×ty (60) days
aftor the 30th day of Aprtl, 1959.
and defond the atmve-enttth,d action
tn the above-entitled court, and allSwt!r
the complaint of tlw l)hlintiff, and
serve a copy elf your [10.'wer Ul)On tile
nndersigned atlnrney at his offt('e be-
h)w stated; and in ('as,, of your fain
lira so to do, judgment will be ren-
derPd agatnst ynu according f) he
demand of the eoml)h, int. which has
[hqqi filed wilh the ('h,rk of said eollrl.
That the t'.a/lse of acLion lmrein is
lor a divorce between the l)arlies above
named wherein Plaintiff alleges crnd
treatment on Lhe part of the defend-
ant.
GLENN E, CORIEA:
Attorney for' Plaintiff.
Office an post-office add|'eas:
Bell luildhag.
191 S0utl FOtlrth ,fret
Wash Jngt orl.
4 /a(-,,/7-14-21-28.-5t.
Pa ,'
6 #,fEd r 00AYS OF E,00,f00dlllS :
Stortin9 MON., MAY 4 thru SAT., MAY 9
DON'T MIS AN HOUR OF FUN FOR .YOUR WHOLE FAMILY!
$[AIIING
SIO CAESAR " ART CARNEY " IAYE P. MORGAN
and ti MORGAN BliOTHE • UMIH }:iNN nd ALEIANO[R • CLiff RI[IN
, ..,.a.,c...s- AUDR[Y MEADOWS "ll
Cke[ VOUt le]cvt}on Shedule4t
SUNDAY, MAY 3 - NBC'IV ,., r,. .." c ...... ,
€OF EE
DAY
Free O0ffee All Day Friday & Salurday
PLUS
A Repeat of Our
BAKER'S DOZEN SALE
PREP BASEBALL SCORES
tloquiam 7. Olympia 5
W(,st Brem 6, Central Kit, 2
l]l|na 11, Hoquiam
,Vest Brer|mrl:on 2, Sta(liun 1
Wcsl Bvemerton 3, Stadium 2
South Kit 6; North Kit 2
Get 13 Simdnuts or SI)uddies
For the Price of 12
THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY
t
:Spudnut Store
114 Cota Stre(t • Phone HA 6-21.41
Spring Gean Up $ALE"
Our Used Car Lot Is Overloaded with All Kinds of
Used Cars - From $50.00 and Up - 1942 to 1.958 Models
WE MUST HAVE ROOM...
SO JIM SAYS SELL 'EM -- TRADE 'EM
Anyway to Make Room for Our Spring Season
New Ford Sales
1958 FORD V-8 FAIR00NEVlGTORiA 2-DOOR
" MOST ALL POWER IQUIPPED
1957 OHEVROLET V,8 BEt..AIR HARDTOP 2.DOOR
ENGINE OVERHAULED, LOADED WITH EXTRAS
1956-FORD FAIRLANE V-8 D.41OOR
29,000 MILES PERFECT CONDITION ....
1956 FORD V.8 OUSTOMLINE 4.DOOR
RADIO - HEATER - NEW SH[IY BLACK PAINT
1954 PLYMOUTH 6-OYL, 4-DOOR SEDAN
VERY NICE, INSIDE AND OUT
1953 PONTIAO GATAUNA 2-DOOR
MOTOR OVERHAULED RADIO, HEATER, ETC.
1951 PONTIAO HARD TOP
RAD[O, HEATER, PERFECT RUNNING CONDITION
1951 OLDSMOBILE 98 4-DOOR SEDAN
A SOLID BUILT CAR THAT IS GOOD THRUOUT
1948 OADILLA¢ REAL GOOD
15 OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM
Station Wagons
1967 FORD OOUNTRY SEDAN
V8 ENGINE - RADIO - HEATER - NEW PAINT - FORDOMATIC
1966 FORD OUSTOM RANOH WAGON
V8 ENGINE - RADIO - HEATER - LOW MILEAGE
Jim Pauley, Inc.
TERMS .... TRADES
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t130, 1959
. Hospital
Blant(m, Rte.
April 22.
Donald Dosch,
, a girl April 22.
. Edwar(i' E. Chris-
a girl, April 23.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin'Braz, Rte.
:5 F, ox 469, a boy, April 26.
"Clinic Hospital
Mr'. and Mrs. Miles MeQnilkin,
Route :',, a girl, April 27.
My. and Mrs. Robert Wolden,
1702 Pioneer Way, a hey, April 29,
KNOW...
CLINT WILLOUR
Wives sometimes oppose
, life insurance . .. wid-
ows never do.
NLreW NATI O NAt.
Ineurance for [_.fP
LAUNDRY
Coin Operated - Self Service
Open 24 Hours *
Shop and Wash Save 50%
FROM SAFEWAY - FREE PARKING
134 North First St., Shelton
BUD PAULEY'S
ALL CARS READY TO RUN
trd 4-Door Station ....
8on, Price Reduced 15.00
R & H, Auto. Trans., Power "Steering " License
m,e Pickup Truck
--on, 6-Cyi.. Long Box- "Vive'sGGu;h $895.00
in n Husky Station Wagon .... $895.00
• Valve grind, new rings
blll[e 4-Door, 8-cyl ..................... $645.00
TUNE UPFOR SPRING
Shop Work -- $5.00 Per Hour
Free Estimates
BIG GAS BILLS? i
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HILLMAN-MINX i
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Motors
Dodge. Plymouth Agency
&NO RAILROAD . PHONE HA 6-8153
NITE HAWKS TALON
MAJOR PiN PRIZE
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t.€
% ,
MAJOR I.EA(]UE
(final 2nd half) pts.
Northwest Evergreen ........... 231
Home Gas Company ........... 200
Dali's Nite Hawks ................ 196
Timber Bowl ....................... 182
Wolden"s Chevron Service 1as
Jim Patlley Inc ..................... 133
Rilner's Broiler . ................... 1071.1.,
Olson's Barber & Beauty .... 102,2
High totals .... Dale Yost 636,
B(rt Hoard 611, Glen Robert-
son 610, Jim Archer 602
High gqmes .... Glen Robertson
238, Dale Yost 236, Ernie An-
derson 225, Jim Archer 223
Dan's Nile Hawks came out
with the 1959 Major League bowl-
ing championship after winning
from Northwest Evergreen Friday
night in a post-season roll-off fol-
lowing the close of the second half
schedulc at the Timber Bowl.
The Evergreen quartet won the
second half title Friday during an
evening which found four pin-
busters above the 600 mark, in-
cluding Evergreen's Bert Hoard
at 611 (205-188-218) and Jim Ar-
cher at 602 (214-223-165l.
The Nite Hawks were first half
champions and had Friday's top
scorer in Dale Yost at 636 (183,
217-236). Glen Robertson of Home
Gas was the fourth big scorer at
610 209-173-238).
TIDES OF THE WEEK
Computed for Hoed Canal
(Oakland Bay tides are one ovr
and 55 minutes later.)
Friday, May t
High .............. 0:31 a.m.
Low ................ 6:52 a.m.
High ........... *.. 12:19 p.m.
Low ................ 6:20 p.m.
Saturday, May 2
High .............. 1:21 a.m. 11.7 ft.
Low . ............ 7:47 a.m. 3.8 ft.
High .............. 1:43 p.m. 8.9 ft.
Low ............... 7:23 p.m. 3.5 ft.
Sunday, May 3
High .............. 2:03 a.m. 11.6 ft,
Low ................ 8:32 a.m. 2.9 ft.
High .............. 2:47 p.m. 9.5 ft.
Low . ............... 8:18 p.m. 4.1 ft.
Monday, May 4
High .............. 2:39 a.m. 11.4 ft.
Low ................ 9:11 a.m. 2.0 ft.
High .............. 3:40 p.m. 10.0 ft.
Low . ............... J:07 p.m. 4.6 ft.
Tue.iay, May 5
High .............. 3:10 a.m. 11.2 ft.
Low _ .............. 9:45 a.m. 1.4 ft.
High .............. 4:26 p.m. 10,5 ft.
Low ............... 9:49 p.m. 5.0 ft.
We(hmsday, May 6
High .............. 3:37 a.m. 11.0 ft.
Low ................ 10:18 a.m, 0.8 ft.
iHigh .............. 5:07 p.m. 10.9 ft.
i Low 10:29 p.m. 5.4 ft.
Thursday, May 7
ttigh .............. 4:02 a.m. 10.9 ft.
Low ................. 10:49 a.m. -0.6 ft.
High .............. 5:44 p.m. 11.2 ft.
Low ................ 11:08 p.m. 5.8 ft,
%VOMEN'S INDUSTRIAL
W L
Insulating Board .......... 43 17
Purchasing .................... 37,§ 225
Olympic Plywood .......... 32 28
Accounting .................... 31 29
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BIG 'EEKENI) COMIN(;
If that moist stuff which has
I)een leaking out the clouds sine(,
last weekend lets up in time, next
weekend should provide Mason
County sports fans with a real
tasty athletic menu.
In actions scheduled for Loop
Field's spacious surface, the two
major spring sports champion-
ships in the Central League should
be parcelled out- if certain things
:ome about .and the Highelimbevs
hhve title possibilities in bbth.
The track title is definitely
and irrevoeahly on the hhN.k In
the all conference competition
Saturday which pits the toil
runners, throwers an(I jumpers
of all even ('entral League
s(qtools agaillst one another at
the sitme tim( I.
In the neighborhood of 100 prep
athletes will be involved in this
traditional competition, which has
i been held at Loop Field ever since
l its instigation because of the ade-
quate facilities of the field and tim
splen(lid job of nmnagement Shel -
ton school officials have turned
out in conducting the event each
year since.
Legal Publications
Application No. 25830
NO'I'ICE OF ALE Ok" 'I'IMliFIt
(IN sTATE LANI)
Notice is Iwreby given that on Tiles-
Of said day, l front of the main en-
trance dora' tn the county cotlrt In*rise
in the City of Shelton, County of Ma-
son. Stale of Washlngt(m, I)y the
County Auditor of said couniy, tlw
ttmber on the following described state
land will be soll at l)ublie aueti.n to
ll.g ft. the highest bidder therefor, to-wit:
Fourteen old growth Douglas fir
4.8 ft, only, marked with red tags, eoml)ris-
8.5 ft. ink alq..oximatety 72,000 bd. ft., lo-
cated on l)irt NW ; NW'i, Seeti.n 36,
2.8 ft. Townshil) 20 North, Range 4 West,
W.M , contain ng 10 acres n € ", .
less•
Tinll)er will be sold ou a I.K st'ale
basis.
Minimum acceptable bid per llmus-
and b4. ft. : $44.50 for Douglas fly. and
$2.00 for cull logs, if any.
At
time of sale the pllF('lllls(.r IIILISi
mai<e a deposit of 1009; of the 1)i(1
)r ice iJa(yd oo the! cruise estilnatt!.
3,204.00 of this deposit, plus a $5.00
bill of sale fee, or it total of $3,209.00,
nll.lst be in the forlll Of (:ash, nH)nt!y
order, curlified cheer or bank draft.
Tile balance Of the requil'(,d del)OSil, if
any, nlay be paid hy personal check.
Purchaser lnust also flll'nish a stlr(+ty
bond of $5{R).00 to gtlal•anlee (u,mpli-
with all terms of the bill of
sale. All cheeks, money vdrs, vie.,
are to be made payable to the C.m-
missioner of Public I,ands.
Time for renloval will Im six nlontlls.
Located apl)roxilzlahqy 4 luil,'s s(mih
of Shelton.
Accessibility: Via couoty road.
Complete contract specil'ivatims may
be exaalilled at Shelton Distr'ict Ilea(l-
quarters, County Auditor's office, and
ConlalisSioller t)f Pal)lie Lands, Olyl -
pia.
Said tirol)at on said land will I)e
sold for not b'ss than th*' al)l)raisod
vahle, as aPl)Z'aised by the C(mlmis-
sitmer of Put)lie Lands in the man-
ner pr[)vided by law, a statpln[!nt of
whicla is now oil fi|tt ill the offiae .f
tim Auditor of said county.
P.ERT L. COLE
Collllll}ssionel' of Pqblie l,alld.,
4/30-5/7-12-19-26 51
NOTICE ()F WATER RIGHT
&PPL|CATION NO. 15882
STATE OF WASHINGTON, OFFICE
OF SUPERVISOR OF WATER Ill,l-
SOURCES. OLYMPIA
TAKE NOTICE: That Emmett F.
and (]race M. Kldriek of. Brernert.n.
Washington. on April 7, 1959, filed ap-
Lumber 29 31 plieation for permit to divert the I)ub-
............................ lie waters of Uooten Lak ill the
Loggers .......................... 26fiz aal amount .f 0.05 second foot, subject to
Engineering .................... 25 35 existing right, from April 15 tt; Octo-
Research 16 44 her 1 each year for the purpose of
........................ irrigation and continuously for fire
High game---Phyl Ziegler 217 protection; that the approxhnat,, point
High total--.Phyl Ziegler 586 of diversion iv located within Lot 87,
W(xten Lake Tracts of Section 19,
I m' Township 23 N.. Range 2 W., W.M.,
" ' in Mason C,)unty. .
Any oi)jections must be accompan-
ied by a two dollar ($2.00) recording
fee arfl filed with tim State Super-
visor ol Water Resources within thirty
(30) days h'om May 7, t959.
Witness my hand and offie, lal seal
this 13th day of APril, 1959.
M. G. WALKER
State Supervisor
of Water Resources
(SEAL) 4/,':10-5/7 2t
No. 3108
NOTICE TO CREI)ITOIIS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON F()R
IASON COUNTY
the Matter of the Etate of WIL-
Pays For Itself ' °--°
Condo W. Dick is the appointed and
qualified AdmiIlistrator ol said estate,
• • • ' All ne,'anns having claims agaillst said
eease-d'! are required to s,!tw,, the
]IDRINTED STATIONERYinsures a handy supply ,ame in duplicate, duly verified, on
said Administrator or his attorney,
of letterheads and envelopes--no time lost look- Robert L. Snyder at the address below
stated, and file the same with th(
ing for the proper Paler and an envelope. Clerk of said Court, togeth*$" with
proof, of such ervice. withfln six
months after the date of first publica-
tion of this notice, or the same will
be bhrrd.
mATE of first publication: April 30,
L'-X)NDA W. DICK
Administrator
When you think of Printing .... Route 1, Box 447
Shelton, Washigton
ROBEtT L. SNYDER
Attorney at Law
think what it saves -- o,,ey Bulldi.
Shelton, Washington 4/30-5/7-12-19 41
NOT what It costs!
DRINTED STATEMENTS with matching window
envelopes save billing time---get better returns.
DRINTED BUSINESS HELPS such as "daily
cash sheets," "paid out slip#' held keep records
straight, shorten bookkeeping time.
!
I)RINTED ENVELOPES pay for themselves
time saved writing return addresses.
CALL FOR BIDS
Hood CartaJ School DiStrict No. 404
calls for sealed bids for the sale of the
Upper Skokomish School property to
be opened May 9, 1959, at 10:00 a.m.
at the Lower Skokomish Seho,)L
The propery is composed of ten
aerPs, nlore or less, al)I)roximately 11
fillies northwest of Shelton. Generally,
the best use for this property is as a
suburban home site.
The, Board reserves the right to re-
Ject any or all bids. y state law
the property cannot be sold for lss
than 90% of its appraised value which
m r(mghly $320 per acre.
Bldl* will be received at the home of
the Clerk:
Mr. Robert Smith
Potlatch. Washington
/s/ ROBERT SMITH, Clerk
School District No. 404
4/30-5/7 2t
NOTICE OF 8ALE BY NEAI, ED BID
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that
ursuant to resoluthm adol)ted by the
ort of Shelton. acting by and through
its Board of Comnlieskmers. seah'd
bids will be received for the purchase
of three used letallic 25,000 galhm
fluid storage tanks located on what
was formerly known as the Shelton
Naval Auxiliary Air Station in Mason
County, Washington, All bids must
be for cash. The succesful bidder will
be required to remove the tsnks with-
in three months from the date of sal£.
and to clean up the present site of said
tanks after their removal in a satin-
factory manner.
Furtimr details and examination or
the tanks may be obtained by con-
taeting James A. Paaley. chairman of
the Board of the Port of Shelton at
his place of business, 5th and Rail-
road. Shelton Washington,
Sealed bids' will be received at the
aforesaid off Lee of James A. Paulcy,
and to 8:00 o'clock P,M., May 21,
at which time they will be opened
read.
Of Shelton rerveu the
> to accept Or reject any or all
Date of f[Pst gubllcetton--April 30.
1959.
By James A. Pau]ey, ChtirmanSh,lton,
4/30-5/7 21
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on County Journal
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S lD E L I N E cSL A N T • I)eOORIA NEW GRID
By B,,, o, OOAO.00
....... M()NTESANO All'red J. [e-
l Basehall action docketcd for' Fri-!C°ria, 25. former Autmrn high
(lqv ,tftern )on isn't quite s i)osi - scho()l athlele and a 195S gra(hmtc
i '' ' , , ', , ,
I tively defiml lve l|l de( el'l|i |nlng Ihe of Weslm'n Wasilingl on C()llegc of
• : Igdllent ion, was |1;ill|Oil v;lrsi(y
! conferen('e ClO\\;\'u btl iL CO|lid gt)
la very io|lg wly ill that directiou f,)otl)all coach at M,mlesnno hiRh
school last week.
if eithe|' Shelton or Chehalis man-
{ages to win both games.
I These al'e two lllldefeale(t ('.h|bs
in leigue play, alollR wilh Norlh
' lurston, so 1}le ella which man-
ages to take both en(ts ()f the Iwi||
bill will he in al excelhmt posilion
for lhe flag becalise it w(n|ht force
North Thurslon, which still has to
play both tetms, to go all the
way against both,
The ieagae's two I)e,t Idteh -
ers, hoth lefthanders and t)oth
juniars, will be hooking up in
the sevell-hlll|ng oi)enhl K ganle
when Shelton's Jerry Mallory
I takes the slab agai||s! (!Jlellalis'
l)ave I)owling. I$oth have I)iteh -
ell no-l,it, no-run ganle,i an(I
n.lther has allowed mnr, titan
four hits itt any game so far.
The Higllimber track squad
has been signally SllCCeSsful Lhis
vear in its dual, triangular and one
ftuadrangular competition becatlse
of the excelent depth it possess.
Because of that the Climbers are
definite championship hopeful in
Saturday's all-conference meet, yet
they are Cerlain to find an Elma
sqtlad of diametrically opposite
content, very little depth pos-
sibly an even stronger title pos-
sibility because of th ouLstanding
ahilities of a small handful of ath-
letes who c, ould come through with
enough first places to win the
crown for the Eagles•
In a multi-entry meet like this
those firsl, places can do the trick
because the total points are di-
vided up and spread out among so
many schools.
Whatever the eventuality, how-
ever, one thing is certain thet'e's
a lot of athletic entertainment on
<he bill of fare at Loop Fiehl if
}ou'll be tlere at 2:00 o'clock I,'ri-
day for the ball games and 7:30
o'clock aturday night for the
track championships.
If you want the full course, the
track preliminary heats at 1:00
o'clock Saturday afternoon will be
worth your attention, too,
GETTING READY
Bet you haven't given it a
thought, but Junior Legion base-
ball is only a little over a month
in Lhe'offing, just in case you
wanted to know .
Preparations for the coming
season are going ahead in goo(i
order both lee.ally and on the 4th
District front.
(ommander Bill Pearson, ath-
leti,, chairm.m Bill Dh'kie. and
Bruce MeLeaa repre,nted Fred
B, Wivell post at a district Jun-
ior Imsebali meeting htst Thurs-
(lay at whh.h plans for the 1959
,ason were discussed.
Seven entries are certain and
two more possibilities are being
exph)red gor the coming season.
Shelton Olympia, Laccy, Lake-
wood, Parkland and Tacoma teams
drawn from Lincoln and Wilson
high schools arc ready to answer
the opening bell. A comhined val-
ley entry fronl Puyalhtp, Sumner
and Orting and a third Tacoma
team drawn from Stadium high
material are possibles.
You'll be hearing more on this
front in the coming weeks.
STOCK SEEING ACTION
Wen Stock contlntms to slmw up
as Baltimore's No. 1 relief pitch-
er, according to past week's box
scoresof major league baseball
games.
He had successive days of action
on Wednesday and Thursday last
week against the Boston Red Sex,
going 2/3 of an inning the first
trip, finishing the fourth inning,
then going out for a pinch-hitter.
He gave a hit and a walk but was
not scored upon.
Thursday he hurled 2 2/3 inn-
ings without being scored upon al-
though touched for three hits. He
fanned two. walked none, batted
once himself, then retired for a
pinch-hitter after compIetlng the
fourth frame. Baltimore went on
to eventually win this one, 8-7,
but the fifth of six Oriole hurlers
used in the game got credit for the
victory.
In both cases Stock relieved the
starting pitcher with Baltimore
trailing.
WOMEN'S BURP LEAGUE
W L
Rainier Beer .................. 88 32
Shelton Recreation ...... 69 51
Ritner's Straight Shots 69 51
The Tropics .................. 60 60
Mick's Tavern .............. 55 65
Log Cabin .................. 49 71
Heidelberg Beer ............ 47 73
Rishel Logging Co ....... 44 76
High game--Mildred Daniels 188
High aeries--Mary Anderson 484
Too Lab To Glassily
He will succeed Rolland Rob-
bins, who re,-,iglac(I recently,, Lo ac-
cel)t the foolball aIld tl'aCl( ('()i|ch-
ing pos(s at Stllllrl*!t' high school
;|fief leading Montesano to th(}
Cenlral.le'(gue fool hall title in his
first yen|' al (tle lh|lhtog hehn in
1957. His 1958 team fi||ished i|I
second place.
DeCoria graduated from Aub||rn
Mgh in 1952 after earning nine
varsity letters in football, baskeL-
ball and track. He was in military
: , IrPx'i (: t "for two years after iis
hiKh school graduation.
Lindberg's 611 Ends
Fraternal Pin Slate
FRATERNAL LEAGUE
(Final 2nd half) W L
Cascade-Olympic .......... 43 L:, 24 L,/2
Fuller Construction .... 40 28
Active Club .................. 39 29
Moose Lodge ................. 36 32
Lions Club ................... 33 :15
Shelton Hardware ...... .. 30 38
Kiwanis Club ................ 26V 41!:2
MeCleary .... , ................... 24 44
High game--Buck Maekey 246,
Gene Lindberg 235, Jess Phil-
tips 228
High scries-- Gene Lindberg 611
Gene Lindberg's 611 series {191-
235-185 ) featured curtain-drop-
ping night on the second half play
in the Fraternal bowliug league
"Monday night at. the Timber Bowl.
Now all that remain is the
playoff tomorr|)w between the
second half champion Cascade-
Oly|npic Construction (Bob Whit-
marsh 512), which clinched the
title Monday with a 3-1 verdict
over Lindbcrg's Active Club,
which won the first half pennant.
In other finales, Shelton Hard-
ware (Jess Phillips 226 nnd 572
and Buck Mackay 2,16 and 565)
blanked McChmry (Bob St)y 522),
Fulle" Construction (Bill .ohnson
551) took a 3-1 decisi0n from the
Lions (Mary Biehl 557), and
Moose Lodge (Bill Wilson 549)
won a 3'-1',. victory over the
Kiwanis Club ted Byrne 5f)6).
Summer Pin Leagues
Now Being Formed
Summer bowling leagues are
now forming at the Timber Bowl
with play scheduled to start thi
Friday.
Anyone interested in participat,
ins in any kind of a summer
league, including a traveling team
to enter the inter-city league
which has proved highly popular
the pat couple of years, sho|fld
contact L. L. Melnelly at the Tin-
t)er Bowl.
FOR SALE: household articles dav-
enport and (:hair. beds. dressers, din-
,'ttP set. washing nlachine, elcL PhonO.
HA. 6-3475. L4/3--5/7
FOR SALE: two bedroom Elillcrest
home, plastered walls, ha|'dw,)od liv-
ing room l'ioor New oil furnace
double garllge. $480{). Piton,, HA, 6-
___4.!?_8: ....................... LI.4 a!!7:5414
NO. 7.562
ITMMONN BY I'UBLICATION
IN THE ST_IPI,]RI()R C(.)URT ()l" TIIE
STATE OF WASHINGTON F()i{
MASON COUNTY
:)
Gladys Jane Van Va('t*'r. tlaintit'f.
.... v, --
William A, Van Vactor. Defendant.
STATE OF WASHINGTON T() THE
SAID WILLIAM A VAN VACTEIL
DEFENDANT :
YOH aI'o Il('l'(!l)y snlll[fl()nod [t) aPDear
within alxty (60) days altar the date
of the first i)ubl](ation of this 8Ul'O-
tnons, to-wit. Wt.hin at×ty (60) days
aftor the 30th day of Aprtl, 1959.
and defond the atmve-enttth,d action
tn the above-entitled court, and allSwt!r
the complaint of tlw l)hlintiff, and
serve a copy elf your [10.'wer Ul)On tile
nndersigned atlnrney at his offt('e be-
h)w stated; and in ('as,, of your fain
lira so to do, judgment will be ren-
derPd agatnst ynu according f) he
demand of the eoml)h, int. which has
[hqqi filed wilh the ('h,rk of said eollrl.
That the t'.a/lse of acLion lmrein is
lor a divorce between the l)arlies above
named wherein Plaintiff alleges crnd
treatment on Lhe part of the defend-
ant.
GLENN E, CORIEA:
Attorney for' Plaintiff.
Office an post-office add|'eas:
Bell luildhag.
191 S0utl FOtlrth ,fret
Wash Jngt orl.
4 /a(-,,/7-14-21-28.-5t.
Pa ,'
6 #,fEd r 00AYS OF E,00,f00dlllS :
Stortin9 MON., MAY 4 thru SAT., MAY 9
DON'T MIS AN HOUR OF FUN FOR .YOUR WHOLE FAMILY!
$[AIIING
SIO CAESAR " ART CARNEY " IAYE P. MORGAN
and ti MORGAN BliOTHE • UMIH }:iNN nd ALEIANO[R • CLiff RI[IN
, ..,.a.,c...s- AUDR[Y MEADOWS "ll
Cke[ VOUt le]cvt}on Shedule4t
SUNDAY, MAY 3 - NBC'IV ,., r,. .." c ...... ,
€OF EE
DAY
Free O0ffee All Day Friday & Salurday
PLUS
A Repeat of Our
BAKER'S DOZEN SALE
PREP BASEBALL SCORES
tloquiam 7. Olympia 5
W(,st Brem 6, Central Kit, 2
l]l|na 11, Hoquiam
,Vest Brer|mrl:on 2, Sta(liun 1
Wcsl Bvemerton 3, Stadium 2
South Kit 6; North Kit 2
Get 13 Simdnuts or SI)uddies
For the Price of 12
THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY
t
:Spudnut Store
114 Cota Stre(t • Phone HA 6-21.41
Spring Gean Up $ALE"
Our Used Car Lot Is Overloaded with All Kinds of
Used Cars - From $50.00 and Up - 1942 to 1.958 Models
WE MUST HAVE ROOM...
SO JIM SAYS SELL 'EM -- TRADE 'EM
Anyway to Make Room for Our Spring Season
New Ford Sales
1958 FORD V-8 FAIR00NEVlGTORiA 2-DOOR
" MOST ALL POWER IQUIPPED
1957 OHEVROLET V,8 BEt..AIR HARDTOP 2.DOOR
ENGINE OVERHAULED, LOADED WITH EXTRAS
1956-FORD FAIRLANE V-8 D.41OOR
29,000 MILES PERFECT CONDITION ....
1956 FORD V.8 OUSTOMLINE 4.DOOR
RADIO - HEATER - NEW SH[IY BLACK PAINT
1954 PLYMOUTH 6-OYL, 4-DOOR SEDAN
VERY NICE, INSIDE AND OUT
1953 PONTIAO GATAUNA 2-DOOR
MOTOR OVERHAULED RADIO, HEATER, ETC.
1951 PONTIAO HARD TOP
RAD[O, HEATER, PERFECT RUNNING CONDITION
1951 OLDSMOBILE 98 4-DOOR SEDAN
A SOLID BUILT CAR THAT IS GOOD THRUOUT
1948 OADILLA¢ REAL GOOD
15 OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM
Station Wagons
1967 FORD OOUNTRY SEDAN
V8 ENGINE - RADIO - HEATER - NEW PAINT - FORDOMATIC
1966 FORD OUSTOM RANOH WAGON
V8 ENGINE - RADIO - HEATER - LOW MILEAGE
Jim Pauley, Inc.
TERMS .... TRADES
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