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SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL, INC.. Publishers
Founded 1886 by Grant C. Angle
Mailing Address: Box 446, Shelton Phone 426-4412
Published at Shelton, Mason County, Washington, every Thursday.
Entered as Second-Class Matter at the Postoffice, Shelton, Washington
SUBSCRIPTION RATES--S4.50 per year in Mason County, in advance:
Outside Mason County, $5.00
Member of National Editorial Association
Member of Washington Newspaper Publishers' Association
COPY DEADLINES
RURAL CORRESPONDENCE AND NOTICES Monday 10 a.m.
D/SPLAY ADVERTISING -- Tuesday noon
SOCIETY NEWS Tuesday noon
PICTURES AND NEWS Tuesday 5 p.m.
WANT ADS -: Wednesday 10 a.m.
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER --- William M. Dickie
PLANT SUPERINTENDENT -- Jim Shrum
OFFICE MANAGER Lodema Johnson
NEWS EDITOR --- Alan Ford
SOCIETY EDITOR Marj Waters
OFFICE ASSISTANT -- lCfary Kent
ADVERTISING MANAGER --- Barbara Nelson
y
PRINTERS - Russ Stuck. Dave Thacher, Asa Peaison. Jerry Stiller.
Rill Peele. Charles Sehwarz.
PROPER RECOGNITION OF T ALEHT
Congratulations are certainly in order to Gary Nicloy
and the 52 members of the Irene S. Reed high school band.
They have attained the pinnacle of excellence by earning
the "Superior" rating by which musical performance is des-
ignated, which fn itself is not new to bands Nicloy has di-
rected in past years at Shelton, but it is a "first" from the
standpoint that all the judges were unanimous in their be-
lief that the Shelton band deserved the "Superior" rating.
Musicians, like athletes, must "condition" them-
selves rigorously throgh long hours of practice and
sacrifice of time which might be used for more easily
attainable pleasures.
It is wellthat talents of this kind are given recognition
along with those of the athlete.
In the same vein. tonight's banquet honoring senior
students who have maintained B or better grade averages
during their high school careers is another laudable recog-
nition of talent.
Certainly talent of the mind deserves no less than equal
recognition with talent of the muscle.
LUMBER IS A 'SACRIFICIAL LAMB'
Canada's continuing inroads on the American green
lumber mkrket on the East Coast once more show up in
bold outline in statistics for the first quarter of 1963.
At the rate the Canadians are gaining at the expense of
American lumber producers., mostly Northwest U.S. pro-
ducers, the East Coast market soon will be gone entirely
unless Congress wakes up to the situation and acts to rectify
it.
The swiftness of Canadio gains is just as alarm-
ng as the vohtme: The star tazt:tcs show that a
t,'iC[ three years ago, 1960,'Canaiian lumber was sup-
plying 45% of the East Coast grcen lumber market. In
1961 the volume had grown to 57%, last year it was up
to 62'z.
And there is no slackening. Not only no s,lackening but
a disheartening quickening of the pace. For the first quar-
'ter of 1963 Canadian lumber constituted 72 of the East
Coast market.
United States producers, unable to use the low-rate
foreign carriers by which Canadians ship their lumber to
the East Coast, cannot compete on an equal basi under
these circumstances,
Shipping rates are the key to the problem, apparently.
Given equality on the shipping front, American lumber is
able to stand up and be counted in the lumber yards of the
Atlantic seaboard, as has been proven by the Puerto Rico
situation in the instances in which the Simpson Timber
Company has bid successfully for orders.
Congress cannot claim ignorance of the problem, for
it has been forcefully brought to Congressional attention.
It is simply time, long past, that Congress endcd
the "sacrificial lamb" category in which it has placed
the Northwest lumber industry.
SITELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL--- Published in "Christmas,own, U.Z.A.", St]el,on, Wasmngton
BRUCE DEFFINBAUGH . . . circles Spencer Lake
...
on new bike now
JOE GIDDINGS . . . Island Lake youth is on th go "
ERIC STROUD ..... Bayshore lad attains his goal
JERRY SMITH . . . Hoodsport boy has wheels un-
der his freckles now
I HUMAN SWITCHBoARDBill
i Brickert was one of the busiest
1 bodies on Loop Field Saturday
I night during Shelton's 3rd an-
I nual invitational track meetl.
Hand!ing a.walkie-talkie in one
hand on which he received infor-
mation from other parts of the
field, he passed it along through
the public address system micro-
phone he held in the other hand.
Brickert has coached Shelton
junior high .track and football
for nine years and currently his
track squad is working on a
string of 25 consecutive dual-
triangular meet victories.
BOBBY WOODS . . . Hillcrest youth gets around on his new bicycle
does not ans-, during Saturday!s capacity as events;- : r .i 2 p 4
see nothing" that track meet in [1is invitational details of handling the
!. wet L-Jn Ausfen
BOB OKONEK . . . Grapeview passes under his wheels these days
I
I STRATEGISTBob Sund, Shel- host coach and meet planner.
.... - ......................... I ton Highclimber track and foot- Here the Journal cameraman
A mind lively and a' ease can ball coach, probably did more caught him in conference with.
do with eeing nothing, and can running than any of the athletes visiting coaches , talking ' over
relay
Oily Glean.Up Week Is Next Week
The city of Shelton is sponsoring City trucks will pick up trash
its mmua! clean-up week May 6-
10.
The activity is held annually
shortly before the Forest Festival
to give the city a "face lifting"
before the festival.
Too Late To Classify
(ARD OI APPRI
• ? . ; . ' 'CiATION
T] (< klnclnt s a13o n
• , ' .... .' Pathy of neigh-
bor,q and friends in our recent Sol'ro.
will always remain with us as a preei-
(.us memory. Our sincere thanks and
gratitude for all t lt se eotllforting acts.
The Family of Cecil Patterson.
................. ('XilB- iV-!ii-:&NKg
I wish to t!mnk the Hospital Staff
and Dr. L ng etter for their kindness
t() till! dill'inK lny }]llsbaad's illness
[tll(l ])assing,
Mrs. Cecil Pattr}rs,m.
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" ' " " ' i ". aserm,nt ]lttly'
kltth: n w th lqrge, (fine';ue. ' Neat,
cieltl an(] easy to care for. Just
$9,50l).--CalI Vin ,e I-Iitn "
-m at Mann
Real Estate. 426-6592. 5/2
F()H. SA LELPure bi'ed-B0x{i:- Iu})sl 5
weeks .ld. Ptmne 426-3178. See at
1620 ()lvl c Hwy. North, 5/2-9
"ffig,;ST()(?K " i;o{{]{i/'- inl - doKi.-- " Kii-
kJnd. Lig'hl hauling jobs, Phono
425-8343,
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WEANII and Feede]. /)gs--Wii lfh:
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phone ,t26-8843. G 5/2-9
A fool sees not the same tree
that a wise man sees.--William
lglake
at homes on request. There will
be no pick-ups unless requested.
Requests can be phoned to city
hall, 426-4491.
The trash must be piled either
on the parking strip on at the edge
of the alley for collection by the
city vehicles.
Crews from the street depart-
ment will make the pick-ups.
Legal Publications
NO. 3454
NOTICE TO CREDITOR,
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
THE COUNTY OlP MASON.
(IN PROIATE)
In the Matter of the Estate of JOHN
C. KOI-IL. Deceased.
Notiee is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed and
has qualified as Executors of the es-
tate of John C. Kohl, Deceased; that
all persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby reqtlired to serve
the same duly verified, on said Ex-
eeulors or their attorney of record at
the address below stated, and file the
same with the Clerk of said Court,
together with proof of such service
within six months after the date of
first publication of this notice, or the
sam will be barred.
Dato of first publie, ati,m May 2,
19611.
ISOBEL LEWIS KOHL AND
KENNETH K. KOHL,
Executors of said Estate.
4310 S. W. Oregon
Seattle 16, Wash.
CALVIN C. CLAIRK,
Attorney for Estate,
YOU: supply the children and
Dean will have fun -- and so
• . . are the Mother's Day gifts you receive the
FIT, DON'T FLATTER, or simply DON'T
year, why not give your children a gentle hint
dream that you really want good portraits of tBe
children. First sitting is still only $10.00. phone
appointment and learn about more savings
2 FOR 1 SALE. MOTHER this year, be s0re
Day gift FITS you to a 'T'.
FLATTERS your most
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