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1963
SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL -- Published in "Christmastown
fine bulletin on
vegetables.
Extension
of the Shel-
PNW 45,
Western Ve-
built for the
Four bed-
Two baths,
With separate
Carpeted. Family
Sliding glass
fenced yard.
for $13,000.
from. city cen-
with room
lnodern
counters, Util-
to kitchen. Two
and one large,
ce d yard.
for $9,-
LIVING
Large
Com-
all around
picture win-
55 feet
deck over-
for $10,500.
t. Small
ACH RESORT
cabins left
on. Come
is selling
Will hold his
swim-
skiing, ex-
THIS ONE
le Is located
Ex-
a. Kitchen has
painted.
yard
es. Garage
s for $7800.
;E OPTION
ng room
with
c heat. Lo-
$70 per me.
rile
Three bed-
gant
fire-
birch cab-
and table top
With plenty
room. Ex-
Close to
r $15,750.
AL
home for
size
Sep-
ca rpetcd.
area. Two
], With corn-
bedrooms
Full base-
for roe-
and llr-
neighbor.
$16,250.
It. Fur-
for $35
apartment,
furnish-
Angleside,
DIC K
NIELs
DANIELS
SEAMAN HOME ON LEAVE
Seaman Albert Dickgieser, who
has recently been stationed at. the
U.S. Naval Radio Station, (T),
Driver, Va., is home on leave. He
is accompanied by his wife, Grace,
Westfield, Pa.
After Seaman Dickgieser's leave
expires May 5 he will be trans-
ferred to the U.S.S. Vermilion
AKA 107. He will board ship in
Spain for a six month cruise in
the Med]terranean Sea.
Real
Estate
VIEW AND GARDEN
Here is the perfect garden spot
with a charming two bedroom
home. Well located on a half acre
Angleside view lot. Excellent con-
dition inside and out. Cozy kit-
chen, convenient room arrange-
ment, one extra large bedroom.
Just $6750 with contract terms.
FIXER UPPER!!
Just out of town and only $3500.
Easy contract terms can be ar-
ranged. Large addition has been
started. Full basement. Located
on one acre on Arcadia Road.
Don't Wait -- this won't last long.
CHOICE SUBURBAN --
Well-located on the Cole Road,
Just minutes from town. Only
$600 down will move you into this
comfortable three bedroom home.
Nicely wooded one acre site. The
total price is only $6000. Wouldn't
you like to see it?
LAKE NAHWATZEL
If you whnt the buy of the season
you must see :Lhiis choice lot to-
day. This ideal lot has 100 ft.
of the finest frbntage on the lake
with near perfect beach, plus lots
of growing timber. Almost one
half mile in depth. See it and you
will agree that this js a good buy
at $6000 with terms arranged.
HOW ABOUT THIS?
This extra spcious home has
very large rooms including a most
convenient kitchen and four large
bedrooms. Close to school and
shopping this home' will proVide
enough room for the active faro-
ily. F.H.A. terms available. The
price is only $10,000. So let's take
a look.
CHOICE LOCATION-
You will enjoy looking at, ano
living in this large four bedroom,
two bath, full basement Angle-
side home. A most private ano
secluded location make this an
excellent family home. There iS
an extra large living rOOm with
fireplace. Separate dining and
step-saving kitchen. FHA at
$16,250.
ACCENT ON LOCATION
An Angleside location is the per-
fect setting for this spotless ram-
bler. You will point with pride
when you say this is our new
home as it is q u ality built
throughout. Complete with spa-
cious bedrooms, family room, two
full baths, and extra roomy kit-
chen. Priced right at $25,000.
HARSTINE ISLAND-
Just listed out of town owner
wants a quick sale on this choice
waterfront tract. 125' of low-
bank frontage with sandy beach,
lots of trees and an excellent view
of Mr. Rainier. This will require
about $2200 down. Call Vince
Himlie for more information.
MANN REAL ESTATE
CALL 426-6592 ANYTIME
121 Railroad Ave. .k
SHELTON
EVENINGS CALL
VINCE HI MLIE---426-6501
KURT M AN N--426-3228
Preferred Properties
by
Waterfront Realty
Ave. Call 426-8277
'ION!
Y of 405 acres within three miles of
to the most critical buyer. Buy all
per acre.
FRY?
; an excellent three bedroom home with
• roof; NEW panelling; NEW siding! All
at just $7250 on very good terms. See
bedroom home! In an eXcellent rest-
and stores, its large rooffm are all
are fireplace, economical electric
with built-ins including oven and sur-
With attached garage, it's in a spotless,
50.
WE!
home, large garage and workshop.
flows through the 15 acres. Lots
needs. $9500.
;EAUTY!
and a well-plmmed family summer
sleen area, large bath, convenient kit-
firetlace. Furnished. $i2,500 on terms,
lea this three bedroom home with two acres
Water system. Full price, $2950.
j l T|DES OF THE WEEK
Computed for Hood Canal
Oakland Bay tides are I hr. and
50 rain. later and plus 3.0 ft:
Friday, 3lay 3
High .............. 2:516.m. 11.7 ft.
Low . ............. 9:17 a.m. 4.3 ft.
High 2:53 p.m. 8.4 ft.
Low ............ 8:42 p.m. 3.0 ft.
Saturday, May 4
High .............. 3:29 a.m. 11.6 ft.
Low .............. 9 : 56 a.m. 3.4 -C
High .............. 3:55 p.m. 9.0 ft.
Low . ............ 9:32 p.m. 3.5 ft.
Snnday, May 5
High .............. 4:00 a .m. 11.4 ft.
Low . ............. 10:28 a.m. 2.5 ft.
High .............. 4:45 p.m. 9.6 ft.
Low .............. 10:17 p.m. 4.1. ft.
Monday, May 6
High .............. 4:25 a.m, 11.2 ft.
Low . ............ h0:58 a.m. 1.7 ft.
High .............. 5:29 p.m. 10.4 ft.
Low .............. 10:59 p.m. 4.7 ft.
Tuesday, May 7
High .............. 4:47 a.m. 10.9 ft.
Low . ............. 11:27 a.m. 1.0 ft.
High .............. 6:09 p.m. 10.6 ft.
Low , ............. 11:35 p.m. 5.3 ft.
WednEsday, May 8
High .............. . 5:07 a.m. 10.8 ft.
Low .............. 11:56 a.m. - 0.6 !.
High .............. 6:48 p.m. 11.0 ft.
Thursday, May 9
Low .............. 0:13 a.m. 5.8 ft.
High .............. 5:27 a.m. ' 10.6 ft.
Low . ............. 12:26 p.m. - I.I ft.
High .............. 7:29 p.m. 11.2 .
FAMILY PARADISE
Give your family a treat by
moving to this modern ranch-style
home. You,ll like the location am-
ong Shelton's finest homes. Large
living room with fireplacE, 3 bed-
rooms, tile bath with shower.
Outstanding value $14,900. Make
an appointment by phoning Mr.
Voss, 426-6363, today.
....... A. ROY DUNN ........
ANOTHER GOOD ONE
This comfy Angleside home fea-
tures large well kept yard, color-
{ul fireplace set in panelled wall.
You'll be happy with the full
basement, 3 spacious bedrooms,
versatile tdtchen and dining room.
Here is a home that has been
gently eared for and is in top
condition. Priced at $14,500. The
only way to go wrong is to wait.
Terms of course.
A. ROY DUNN ...........
COZY FOR A COUPLE
The kitchen is charming with
new stainless steel sink, birch
cabinets, formica counter tops.
Living room has built-in desk aud
is unique in decor. Bedroom has
large wardrobe and lots of stor-
age. There is a fine workshop
with room for most any project.
A very attractive home on two
well-kept lots. Try to match this
at only $7950.
----- A. ROY DUNN ......
SWIMMING POOL IS 15 x 33 FT.
Two acres, two bedrooms, iv-
ing room has massive stone fire-
place. Dishwasher, freezer, wasil-
er, dryer, and vanity hath also
included. Excellent king-sized
yard, stream, workshop, storage
room, patio, woodshed, cement
foundation .... $11,000. \\;,VOW!
A. ROY DUNN .......
SPENCER LAKE
Three bedroom, family room
with fireplace, large living room
with fireplace, 100 ft. frontage,
daylight basement and nmch more
$13,500. Let's go out and have
a look. I hear the fish are bit-
ing, might as well bring along
your pole.
..... A. ROY DUNN ......
MASON LAKE
Here is a five bedroom fmnity
home on 75 feet of the lovliest
beach on the lake. The owner will
sell with or without furnishingS.
There is an excellent well, half
acre nicely wooded, garage. Ex-
tra guest cottage. 10 x 20 ft. dock.
Built in 1951. How about that
$13,500.
A. ROY DUNN .....
LET'S GO TO THE COUNTRY
' This one is located just less than
3 miles from town. There re 30
,acres of good cleared land, large
'barn and other buildings. The
home is new and deluxe, featur-
ing built-in range, oven, dish-
washer, natural wood cabinets.
Living room has sliding glass
doors to sundeck. Three generous-
ly planned bedrooms, colorful
bath, full basement. One of the
nicer small farms in this area --
$22,000.
A. ROY DIJNN ------
NOW'S THE TIME
To select your summer cabin
site. I would suggest you check
this one closely. It's 140 x 60 ft.
on Treasure Island. A first-class
lot at an excellent price---$2800
on terms.
A. ROY DUNN' ........
WATERFRONT
246 ft. Hammerslcy Inlet. Cloe
to town. Nice cottage. ExcellEnt
buy at $13,650.
165 ft. Pickering Passage. Love-
ly one bedroom rustic home.
Grounds like a park. $21,00(%
Several 100 ft. lots on Spencer
Lake. Good location -- $55.00 s
ft.
200 ft. Hammersley Inlet. Beam
Ceilings, two fireplaces, full base-
ment. Everything delnxe---$35,000.
60 ft. Totten Shores --- daylight
basement in and fully furnished.
Very nice place --- $9,000.
We have a nmnber of other
places- prices up to $50,000. For
,the best in waterfront see us
first.
As ROY DUNN
REALTOR
Ve.ings Call- E:r?;ss ................ 426-60,,
426-4000 A. Roy Dunn 426-4601
' ....... : .... ...... ,..:--426-8162 '. J' - •
.... PHONE426-6363
126 Railroad
Legal Publications
NI)TI('E OF III,]AR1N(i ON
AI'PI.ICATION FOIl FItANCIlISI']
NO'I?I(F] .IS HEREP, Y (lIVEN that
Public Utility Distriel No. 1. Mason
Coultj". Wast/hltolL lies lua<ie aP-
flicalion h tilt, iloard Ol County Conl-
n/isSl(la,rs. (lI l}|:4Oll County. W, rasllhll -
hm. i:l: roquir(,d by RCW 36.55.1)40t.
l'-I a Thirly year Yrancllisc io lay
dllA'n, lllailllithl and el)orate ill. ll]onR"
and lll),ll any alld all ol tile Nil'eelS.
alleys, lanes, and public highways or
I)Ulliic IIta('os ill Unioll iaslln Couniy,
Washington. t)il)cs and couduits lor
tile tlUl'pilso el condugling water and
])l;lilItaillil/ alld wllcratin watei sys-
h*tls ftl' tile t]urp(se of SllllDiyillg tlle
publiI' alld cons/nllt'l'S o[ water ill saia
Union V,tshington. with waler. Vi-
cinity lnap labeled "Exilibit A". show-
inff (,xisl iilg pip(' line systeln, is at-
tached ;lint made a part of l.he Ilfol'e-
said npl)li('aon.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN tllat
Sill('(' tile abort destTil)cd area is not
within thc limits of an incorporated
('it5" el Town. tile said Board is tile
1)rot)or authority Lo set the time ana
plaeb of Hvarina and ally IMld {tll oilier
resil'ict ions thai nlighl bo deemed
]/le(,eSs:lrv ill (.OnllCClion lberw¢ith, ac-
c, ordin- "to Chaptor 36.55. Rcvised Code
of Washingh)n.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
said Hearing will be held at 11:30
A.M. Monday, May 20. 1963. at the of-
fice of tile said Board in the Court-
]lOUSe. at Shelion. ¢Vas]lington.
DATED this 29th day of April. 1,963.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS-
SIONERS OF MASON COUNTY
WASHINGTON.
C. NOLAN MASON
By June Roda'ers.
Depuly Clerk.
5/2-9 2t
Legal Publications
NO. 3401
NOTI('E OF iIFARING FINAl,
Itl,;I'ORT AND I'ETITION FOK
I)INTItlBI'TION I
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY.
In the Matter of tile Estate of JOHN
G. JACKSON. Deceased.
,'ill'rod T, Jackson. Exoc.uh)r of said
Estate. has filed wilh said Court his
final ]'eporl and petition for distribu-
tion. asking the Court to setlle said
report, distribute the ])rot)erty to the
persons thereto entitled and to his-
charge said Execuhn'. Said reporl ana
petition will ), beard on the 2,till day
t,i May, 1963. at 10 A.M. ill 111(' Court-
FOOItl O[ said Court. ill the Couniy
CoUl'thotlSe al Sheltoll. Washingtin.
Dalcd this 22nd day of April. 1963.
LAIJRA M VAGENER.
Clerk of the Supetuor Court
By Teckta Vermillion.
Doputy Clerk.
ROBERT L. SNYDER,
Att,)rnl'y al Law
1251, N. 5th
Shel ton Wasbingtou
4/25-5/2-9 3t
N(). 3447
]OT'[C TO CREI)I'rOIIS
IN THE supERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF ,WASHINGTON FOR
THE COUNTY OF MASON.
In the Matter of the Estate of
oSCAR WILLIAM SUND. Deceased,
Notice Is her0by given that the un-
dersigned has been appointcd and has
qualifiea as adnfiilistrator of the above
entitled cstate; hat fill persons having
claim3 agaihst said leceascd are here-
by required to ser:ve the samc, duly
verified, on'said administrator or his
attorney of rec()rd at the address below
stated, and file the sanle witll the Clerk
of said Court, together with proof of
such service, within six nlollt]ls after
h, A A Jll A A Jf. flt. A
vV v v Vv vvv
LaB/550N/ERE
* 5tar Values.
BUY LIKE RENT
On Rental-Purchase Plan
NO. 1 Mt. View-. trim 4 room
home. Partly furnished, car-
port. $4.500 -- $50 monthly
to apply on down payment.
NO. 2 Southside. sound 5 room
home. heater, extras, garage.
$5.000 $50 monthly to ap-
ply on down payment.
* OLYMPIC VIEW
2 bedrooms, extra large
fenced yard. Fine for young
family. $4,800. Only $350 down.
$40 monthly.
r MT. VIEW, BEST BUY
Two lovely bedrooms, plus
large extra room. Charming
dining and spacious living
room. Dream kitchen, extras
include new electric range,
trash burner. Owner occupied
briefly. Only $575 down FHA.
Full price -- $10,700.
* SUBURBAN HOME
located on 2 acres, under
5 miles. 4 bedrooms, nice
living room with raised hearth
fireplace. Birch kitchen Wood
furnace. Wood lot. $14,500.
Terms arranged
* EXCELLENT LOCATION
4 bedro ores, 2 baths:
family size living and dining
rooms; fireplace. Fine basE-
ment well maintained. Lanci-
scaped. Secluded. The most for
your home investment, Only
$875 down FHA. $16.500. Inl-
mediate possession.
FARM HOMES:
Call John Devereux first
on Farms. We have them.
From 2 garden acres up
to 160 acres, or more.
* 35 ACRES, CREEK
Seven miles southeast. Six
room farm home, built 1954.
Barn, paddoEk, five clear acres,
orchard. All year crcek. Spring
water. $7,500 with $1.000 down.
Call Its now.
* 160 ACRES, 7 MILES
Southeast of Shelton. Young
reproducing. Alder alone can
equal purchase price right now.
$110 per acre: $5,000 down.
CALL 426-4666
LaBissoniere
A G E N C Y
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
119 So. 4th Shelton, Wash.
EVENINGS:
JOHN DEVEREUX 426-8544
-- the date of first l)ublication of this
notice or the sanle will be barred.
Date of first publication 25th April,
1963.
Administrator of said Estate.
WARREN O. SUND.
505 Rust PAdg,, Tacoma 2, Wash.
DAVID L. JAMIESON.
Attorney for Estate.
505 Rust Building'.
Tacoma 2. Washington.
4/25-5/2-9 3t
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received by the
Undersigned until 8:00 p,m. on Tues-
day. May 14, 1963. at the office of tie
Superintendent of Schools. Mary M.
Knight School District No, 31]. Matloek.
laSOll County. rasnington, lor archi-
tectural, mechanical and electrical
trades contracts for construction of an
Elenlentary-High School for thc Mary
M. Knight Scllool District No. 311.
Matlock. Mason County, Washington.
Contractors nmy submit a separate
bid on lhe architectm-al, mechanical
and electrical trades contracts: or they
nlay also submit a combination bid to
inetude architectural, meclmnieal and
electrical trades under a general con-
tract.
Plans. specifications and contract
documents may be obtained by bidder
at the office of V¢illlsm Arila Johnson
& Associates. 3506 Broadway Avenue.
Everett, Washingon.
Each prime contractor will be al-
lowed one set of drawings and specifi-
cations as follows:
Architectural .................. $25.00
Mechanical ................... $15.00
Electrical ................... $15.00
Additional sets may be purchased
al reproduction cost.
Plan holders who do not enter a
bona fide bid and who ao not return
mmmrked and unmutilated plans ana
specifications prior to bid opening,
shall forfeit their aeposits.
Each hid shall be acconlpaniea by a
certified check, easbier's check, or bid
bond made payable to Mary M. Knight
School District No. 311. in an anlount
not less than five percent (55}) of the
bid, ptus all atternatea. School board
dirceh,rs reserve the right to waive tiny
illfo!"lllatitios or irregularities ill any
hid m' in the hiading,-an.d ,may reject
"my or all llid.
No bidder f{lay withdraw his bid
after the holu' set for tlle opening
lhereof, or before award of the con-
tracl untess said award Is delayed for
a period exceeding thirty (30) days.
MARY M. KNIGHT SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. 311.
MRS. HELEN STODDEN.
Clerk of ihe Board.
4/18-25-5/2 3t
,'OTICE OF 1VATER RI(IBT
AI'I'I,ICATION NO. 11-17816
State of Washington
OFFICE OF SUPERVISOR OF
V'AT ER BESO|" RCES
Olympia
TAKE NOTICE :
That A. H PARKER and WILLIA]V[
O d GRIFFITH of Breluerton. Washing-
ton on April 16, 1963 flied application
for ])e, rnlit to store the public waters
of Dewatto Creek tributary of Hood
Canal. in the amount of 3.000 acre-feet
subject to existing rights, each year
for the purpose of recreation: that the
al)l)roxi]nate h)cation of the inlpound-
ing structure is within E l & of Scctiou
1. Township 23 N.. Range 3 W.W.M.
and W,5 nf Section 18. Township 23
N.. Range 2 W.. W.M.. in Mason
County.
Any objections nlust be accompanied
hy a two dollar ($2.00) recording fee
and fi] with tlle State Supervisor of
Water Resom'ces within thirty (30)
days fronl May 2. 1963.
Witness n/y hana and official seal
this 181h day of April. 1963.
(SEAL) M.G. WALKER.
State Supervisor of Water Resources.
4/25-5/2 2t
Roy Ritner, Herb Rotter
Associates, Inc.
Accounting & Bookkeeping -- Some very cheap money on
FHA Loans
WALTER GEORGE OFFICE iV£ANAGER, BROKER
OFFICE PHONE 426-6642 HOME PHONE 426-3530
FIVE ROOM HOUSE, 3 bedrooms, garage, Lot 60' x 120'
$55OO.
FOUR ROOMS, full basement furnace, fireplace, corner lot, just
like new ..... $13,500.
LOG HOUSE Two bedrooms, five acres, good well and water.
Orchard, small barn, large work shop. Full price $8,500,
FIVE ROOM HOUSE, three bedI)oms,'fireptace, electric heat
and garage. 60 ft. of waterfront, close to town. $12,000
with terms.
ROOM HOUSE ten acres. 1½ acres cleared. Other outbuild-
ings -- $9,500.
TWO BEDROOM HOUSE, garage, part basement. Priced at
$4,000. Down payment $350.
FOUR ROOM HOUSE, garage, woodshed, two lots -- $4,000.
Down payment of $I000 and $50 per month.
THREE BEDROOMS, dining room, fireplace, garage and car-
port. Price $18.500.
21 ACRES, SOME CLEARED. Old house, drilled well, $2,800.
7 TO 8 YEAR OLD, 4-bedroom house. One acre Of land, spring
water, double garage, workslop $9,500.
TWO BEDROOM HOME, corneY t6t, hot "r'ITft; fil"ll:,
garage attached, on Angleside -- $10,500.
Legil Publications
NO. 3448
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF V, rASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY.
(1N PRORATE)
In the Matter of lhc Estate of
GEORGE E. HALSELL. Deceased.
Notice s hereby given tllat the
undersigned has been appointed and
Ires qualified as Exevutor of the es-
nte of GEORGE E. HALSELL. De-
ceased: that all persons having elain/s
against said deceased arc hereby re-
cuired lo serve the same. duly verified.
on xaid xecntor or Itis attorney of
record at the adaress below stated, and
fih" the same with the Clerk of said
Court. together with "proof of such
service within six nlonths after the
date of first i)uhlication of this notice.
or the sanle will be barred.
Date of first publiealion April 18,
1963.
CURTIS A. CAMMACK,
Executor of said Estate.
629 Cota Street
Shelton. %Vashnigton.
JOHN C. RAGAN.
Attorney for Estate.
Title Insurance Building,
Shelton. Washington.
4/18-25-5/2 3t
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER
FOIl SALE
SOFTD FORK SKOKOMISII 1962 No. 3
Public uotice is hereby given that pur-
suant to tile prowsions of Section 5
of Public Law 273, 78th Congress (58
Star. 132-16. U.S.D.A, 583-583i) and the
Coopcrative Agreenlent 1or thc Mana-
geluent of the Participating Forest
Properties ill the Shelton Cooperative
Sustained Yield Unit entered into by
and between the United States of Alner-
ica and the SilnPson Timber Company,
dated December 12, 1946. all nlerchan-
table tinlher nmrked or designatea for
cutting" on .'in area embracing 507 acres,
more or less. witilin Sections 31 32. 33.
36, T. 23N.. R. 5W,. partially surveyed,
Scc|ion 31. T. 23N.. R. 55V.. unsurvey-
ed, Sections 1, 2. 3, 4, 5. 6, 11, 12, 20,
29, T. 22N.. R. 5W., partially surveyed,
Section 28, T. 22N.. R, 5V¢,. surveyed.
Sectians 25. 26. 36. T. 23N.. R. 6W..
unsurvcyed. Sections 12, 13. T. 22N..
R. 6W.. unsurveyed, and section 26. T.
22N.. R. 6W.. partially surveyed.W.
M.. Skokomish Block. Mason County.
Shelton Cooperative Sustained Yield
Unit. Otynlpic National Forest Wash-
ington, will be sold to the Simpson
Tinlber Company, Seattle, Washington,
on June 3, 1963. The estimated volumes
are: 29.100 M boarxl feet of Douglas-fir,
300 M board feet of western redeedar
:rod 5.700 M board feet of western
hemh)ck and other species. The mini-
mnm acceptable bid per M board feet
is as follows: Douglas-fir $17.70. wes-
tern redcedar $10.45 and western hem-
leek and other species $11.10. This in-
cludes the following rates, per M board
reel for' stumpage (including deposit
for sale area hetterment). $3.00 base
rate plus an additional $14.30 for Doug-
las-fir. 010.05 for western redcedar,
$2.00 base rate plus an additional $8.70
for western henllock and other species
and $0,40 for slash disposal for all spe-
cies, The prices bid for stunlpage shall
be considered as tentative rates subject
to quarterly calendaradjustment upwara
or downward hy 0.5 of the difference
between the average of the nlonthly
Douglas-fir rcion indices, as calculat-
ed by lhe Forest Service for tile tlu'ec
previous nlonths, and the following
base. indices: Douglas-fu' 114.36 (El,
western redceaar Nolle. Western benl-
leek and ttler specms 91.68 I A). Such
adjustnlents in tile price /or stUl]lpage
sllal] l",e appl tab e to timher scaled
during the three-lnonths period follow*
ing the quarter for which lhe adjust-
lnenl is colnputed. Ill na event, hov,--
ever, shall the payluent rates for each
quarter ])e less that the base rates as
stated above. When tile adjusted raLes
by species are h)wer than the base
rates, the diffcrence between the total
dollar value of the tinlbcr cut at ad-
just, d Fates and at bast} rales will be
recorded for each species. The StUln-
page rate for any species will llol be
increased above the base rate nntil
the SllbScquent adjtlsied rate. at)ov(
bas, rates ]()I' all pocies devclol) all
at'cumulated |olal dollar value in ex-
cess of the total recorded accunlulated
diffcrl,nee fer all species. If requested
by the State of VTashington of by Ma-
son CoUllty or 1.)y any persoll declned
to haw i] r(asonable interest in tile
proposed sale or in its terms, a pllblie
hearing" will be held in lhe office of the
Forest Supervisor. Post Office Build-
Inf. Olynlpia. Washington on the 24th
day t)f May 1963 af 2:00 p.m. PDT. Re-
(lUeSIS for public hearing will not be
considercd Ilnlcss received ill the of- -
fire or Qle Forest Supervisor. Post Cif-
fire Building. Olympia, Washington, on
or before May 13. 1963. Dated pril 29.
1963 Lloyd G. Gilhnor Forest Super-
visor. Olynlpia National Forest.
5/2-9-16-23 4t
CALL FOB RIDS
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Comnlissioners of Public Util-
it)" District No. 3 of Mason County,
Washington does hereby invite sealed
proposals for supplying almninun con-
duelers of various sizes and eonstrue-
ti.n to be delivered to the District's
warehouse in Sbelton, Washington, in
such quantities and at sucll tinles as
nlay meet the District's requirements
during the 12 nlonth period following
the bid opening date, all in accordance
with Specifications No. 102 obtainable
front the District upon request.
Proposals for furnishing this con-
ductor must be sealed and filed at the
District's office in Shelton, Washington
on May 20th. 1963. at 1:00 p.m. Pacific
Daylight Time.
Each bid shall be accompanied by a
bid bond in an amount not less than
5% of the amonnt bid for the minimum
quantity as described in the specifica-
tions, with a corporate surety licensed
to do bnsiness in this State. and no bid
will be considered unless accompanied
by such bid bond At the time and
place nanlea, such bids will be opened
and read ana the Comntissioners will
proceed to canvass the bids and nlay
let the contract to tlm lowest respon-
sible bidder upon the specifications.
The Comnlissioners reserve the un-
qualified right in their sole and abso-
ate discretion to reject any and all
bids. and to accept the bid which in
their sole and absolute judgment, will,
under all circumstances best serve the
interests of the District.
The succ(<ssful bidder, if any, will be
required to sign an agreenlent with
the District to furnish said conductors
at the prices and in the quantities
and under the erms lhat are specified
in his proposal, and to furnish a per-
formance bond covering said terms and
prices for the entire perioa of the
agreement.
PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT
NO. 8 OF MASON COUNTY,
Harstine Couple gelebrate 57th
I Wedding Anniversary Today
By Donette R. Glaser party at the State Park Saturday
HARSTINE.--Today Mr. and i afternoon. Those attending were
Mrs. Lee Carlson, known affection-
ately to everyone on Harstlne as
"Mr. and Mrs. Lee," are celebrat-
ing" their 57th wedding anniver-
sary. They were married May 2,
1906, in Tacoma. They were born
in Munsluna Finland and this
was a culmination on a school day
romance that tool( LUelnn half way
around the world. The Carlsons
had seven children, six of whom
are still living. They have nine
grandchildren living and three
great-grandebildren. This is a
double anniversary for the Carl-
sons as they have been residents
of Harstine for 56 years. We Is-
landers give a "Tip o' the Hat" to
the Island couple and wish them
a very happy anniversary.
Yovonne /Mucks) and Bob Stam-
brosky have names tIeir daughter
Suzanne Louise. Vonnie plans to
make a trip home to Harstine in
June and Bob will follow two
weeks later when he gets hls an-
nual leave from the Air Force.
Congratulations kids, also want to
"welcome you two" as new sub-
scribers to tim Mason Journal and
the Harstine Island column.
George and Maxine Waite and
family, the Jim Archers, Ken
Roses, Jaunita and Hank Coffee
and Mrs. Dot Smith all spent Sun-
day at Twin Beach Park at West-
port. The surf was high and the
wind cool, but they all had a won-
derftfl time,
THE HARSTINE ISLAND
Women's Club will meet today at
the hall to give the hall it's an-
mml cleaning and polishing in
preparation for the anmml visit
of the Picketing Ladies Club.
May 8. All Harstine ladies wheth-
er members of the Womens Club
or not are invited to attend. The
Pickering ladies will cross on the
12:30 ferry and be met by the
members of the Harstine Club.
There will be a plant, white ele-
phant and bake sale.
tThe Island children who entered
e bicycle contest wish to say
"Thank You" to all of you who
either took out new subscriptions
or re-enewals to the Journal. New
subscribers are the Robert Stam-
zroskys, Glasgow, Mont.; Gladys
Drowilliard, Long Beach. Calif.;
George Howard. Harstine: Ty
Green, Bremerton and Harstine;
and Mrs. Gunner Johnson. Har-
stine. We welcome you to the Har-
stine column and ask that when
you have news you want to treas-
ure. please dial 426-8871, Donette
Glaser.
Miss Cheryl Meeks had a teen
Cindy and Dave W'aite Janie and
Gary Cameron. Valerie Vine. Don
Schreiber. Steve and CarLer Do-
hcrty, Freddie Travis. Rita Carte,
Harlin Jerretls Dan MEAuliffe.
Beckie Jackson and Bob l{astel-
let. The kids all came potluck
and they all had a wonderful time.
THE LARRY JERRELS had as
their gUEStS Saturday Larry's cous-
ins. Ed aud Fern "Wellington and
daughter. Patty of Bellevue.
Sunday a beautiful boat tied up
below the S1(i Madge home. It
was Mr. O. D. Dike and his font
children and one guest of Seattle.
who spent the afternoon visiting
Sid and FranEis.
Paul and Odeyne Chaffee ave
returned home after wintering in
Hemit. Calif. They left in late
October. On the way home they
visited all 21 of their grandChil-
dren They left Hemit April 1.
They visited their daughter in
Sparks. Nov.. and took care of the
children, while Dr. and Mrs.
Marble attended a veterinarian
conference at Pullman. They
visited in Naps, Calif., Rio Del
and Vancouver, then to Chehalis,
Ehna and home.
Mrs. Jessie Rutherford is in
the St. Joseph Hospital. AberdeEn.
She is recovering very nicely. But
she'd like to get a card from her
Island friends.
Do not bite at the bait of pleas-
ure till you know there is no
hook beneath it.--Thomas Jeffer-
SOIl.
MT. VIEW
Alliance Church
Washington and J Sts. ::
Sunday School ............ 9:45 a.m.
Mornihg Worship .... 11:00 a.m.
A Y, F ......................... 6.00 p.m.
Evening Service ........ 7:00 p.m.
Prayer Hour (Wed.) 7:30 p.m.
Robert S. Wick, Pastor
Foursquare Church
910 East Dearborn
Sunday School ............ 9:45 a.m,
Morning Worship .... 11:00 a.m.
C, Y.'s & Cadets ........ 6:00 p.m.
Evening Service .... 7:00 p.m.
Bible Study (Wed.) .... 7:00 pro.
Lewis B. Wysong, pastor
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FISHERHEN'S CLUB
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9:30 a n i Yule .;-""
0:00 a..--"EMOT,ONA- BUNDNESS" --'
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FIRST BAPTIST CHgRCH
Rev. E.C. Knautz, Pastor 5th & Cota
Rev. Alfred Sandoval, Minister of Christian Education
SUNDAY, MAY 5 --
9:30 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship KMAS
"AN UNLIMITED FUTURE"
6:00 p.m. Youth Groups
7:00 p.m.
"THE HUSBAND-WIF RELATION-
SHIP IN THE CHRISTIAN FAMILY"
Wed. 7:00 p.m.Bible Study and Prayer for the family
Broadcast over
1280 - 11:00 a.m.
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FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
7th 'and Franklin Street
8:15 and 11:00 orning Worship Services [
9:30 Sunday School and Adult Bible Class
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CARL J. CARLSEN, Pastor
Affiliated with American LuLheran Church
r
.in,
THE METHODIST GHUROH
North 4th and Pine Streets
ROBERT R. RINGS, Mlnhster
9:30 a.m. Sunday School and Morning Worship.
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 6:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship
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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Arcadia and Lake Boulevard
Charles D. Wigton
Bible SchOol ........ 9:45 a.m. Youth Meetings 5:30 p.nh
Worship ......... .. 11:00 a.m, Family Service 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday Bible Study and Prayer -- 7:30 p.m.
nild Care Service Available at 11:00 Service
Commissioner--J. A. COLE ....
President
Commissioner--E. '. TAYIA)R
Secretary 4/18-25-5/2-9-16 5
NO. 3450
NOTICE TO CI]DITORS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF %VASHINGTON FOR
IfASON COUNTY IN PROBATE
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF GEORGE P. O'MALLEY. Deceased,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN timt
the undersigned has been appointed
and has qualified as the Executrix of
the Estate of George P. O'Malley, 'de-
ceased: that all persons having claims
against said deceased are hereby re-
qnired to servc the santo, auly verified,
on the undersigned Exedutrix or her
atforney of record at the address be-
low stated and file the santo With the
Clerkof the said court, together with
proof of such service witlin six months
after the date of first publication of
this notice or the same will be brrea.
Date of first publication: April 18.
] 963.
WILLETTA EYLEENE DURKIN
Exccut rix
GLENN E. CORREA
Attorney for Estate
Bell Builaing
Shelton. Washington
4/18-25-5/2-9 4 t
'RRST OHUROH OF OHRIST, SOIENTIST
30 Alder St., 8helton. Wash,
Sunday School 11:00 a,m. -- Church 11 a,ra,
WedneSday evening teBtimony meettnp 8 p.m. ,".,"
Reading romn located in church. Reading room hour= 3 to
4 p.m. Mon. & Fri. Wed. evening ]]:45 to 7:45
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SHELTON ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Full Gospel In esage - Fundamental In Doctrine
130 East 1Sine StYeet Mason Younglund. pastor
Sunday School -- Classes for all ........................................ 9:45
Morning Worship ............................................................ 11:00 A.M,
e
Christ s Ambassadors .......................................................... 6:00 P.M.
Revival Service ...................................................................... 7:00 P.M.
Bible Study and Prayer -- Wednesday ............................ 7:00 P.M.
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MT. OLIVE LUTHERAN CHURCH
MISSOURI SYNOD
Olympic Hwy, So. & Cascade, The Roy. Gerald Herman, Pastor
Sunday School .................................................................... 9:45 a.m,
Adult Bible Class ................................................................ :. 9:45 ram.
Morning Worship ........................................ 8:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m:
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ST. DAVID S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Fourth & Cedar, Shelton, Washington "
The Rev. Clarence A. Lody, Priest
7:30 a,m,Holv Communion,
9:30 a,ln,Church School and Adult Bible Class.
11:00 a,m,--Divine Worship.
The Church is always open for meditation and prayer