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CATTO HA,RBWARE
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'MIX CONCRETE
Prefer to do Your Own Mixing
SAND and GRAVEL
"" OTHER CONCRETE PRODUCTS --
Pipe ._. Culvert Pipe -- Drain Tile
Building Blocks
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Street Dance Set
For May 14, Last
street (kmee in front of Memori:d
tlall on Saturday night, May 14
will again fe:iture exhibiti()ns (if
lolk (l',lncing, according to Chai)'-
man Bill Rawding of the (;eneral
\\;VoI t';i )'c Chlb.
"The folk dancers wil start per-
forming at 8 o'ch)cl and regular
s))'eet dancing will follow," l{:wd-
in K said.
Music is to be supl)lied by three
I)ands John Weeks' popular Mc-
Cleary orchestra, the ltonle Town-
ers "rod Oeky Seljestad's orches-
trtl.
"We filled lhe street with
dancers last year and hope to
have ollt anotiler big e)'owd
this year," H.awding said. "Ad-
mission is by forest festival mem-
bership bntton."
VAN CLEAVE NAMED
POLICE SERGEANT
Following examinations c o n-
d'ucted by the Shelton civil serv-
ice board in April for certification
of police force nmbers, Les Van-
Cleave has been reappointed ser-
geant by Mayor Harry Car]on, two
others were certified for the ser-J
gcant rating, and seven qualified]
for patrolman jobs. [
Cecil I. Clark, Jr., and Orin S.!
Duncan qualified for sergeant I
Patrohnen approved as a result of I
the tests inchide Kleese Warner,[
Theron Mell and A. L. Cartwright.
Also c(,rtified but put on the wait-
ing list were Robert H. Lamb,
Thomas Nelson, Ed Reynolds and
Clifford Sntherland.
i ii;;;i200;'00GJJ
Applications for marriage li=
eenses were filed during the past
week in the office of Mrs. Susie
Pauley, Mason county auditor, by
the following couples.
Melvin F. Phillips, 28, and Ger-
trude Ann Thomasen, 22, both of
Shelton.
Doyle J. Barnett, 3J, and Fh)r-
cnec 1L Demler, 28, both of Shel-
ton.
Robert Nuernberg, 46, Brinnon,
Wash., and Ethel V. Putnam, 44,
Aberdeen.
Cha)'les M. E.nhl, 30, Port Or-
chard, and Borghild Larson, 32,
Tacoma.
Frank Eugene Tooker, 65, Cen-
tralia, and Hazel Marie Allbee
dg, Centralia.
COUNTY PLANS
9-MILE ROAD
Action to oI'>('n a )li)i(,-nlile-hmg
road jntthlg northwest fr()ni the
Northshm'e highway between 'l':l-
huya and P, elfair was crystallized
MollCI;iV whim (ih,r'tl(I I. Allen an(l I
))thers" 1)resenled i I)('tithm all
bond l.() c()llnt7 conlnlissionel's. I
THE PROPOSED ro:ld would g'( i,.
through the lqlfendahl pass ariel I
conilect tile N(-iP{hshore road t() l
the old Dewatto r()ll(I il()i'{tl i)f I
I W'+)ol;en Pike.
} All;hough there are not many
I residents in the area through wllich)
[the line would pass, that district
I would be opened up to sportsmen,
'deer hunters, Mrs Snsie Patlley,
tJlork for tho comi'nissioncr boilrd, I
expressed.
The petition, sigt{ed by 31 per-
SOILS, was aCeOlnt)t)l)ied hy waivers,
from property owners. ()pening of
the road would involve the con-
struetion of a bridge across Tahu=
ya creek.
County Engineer Arthur L.
Ward was instructed to examine
tbe proposal and report on its
feasibility.
View was presented to the com-
missioner board Monday, and the
date of a hearing has been sched-
tiled for 10 a.m. May 16.
Tbe plat involves a tract of land,
220 feet square, adjacent to the
Mountain View addition. It pro-
poses the land be broken into ten
lots, .
Commissioners opened bids Mon-
day on three pieces of county
equipment.
Of two bids on a pole grader,
that of the Howard Cooper cor-
poration was accepted at a price of
$2,494; and of three bids on a
Ford pickup for the county en-
gineer, that of Al Huerby Motors
was accepted for $1,298.58.
To the Howard Cooper corpora-
tion went an okeh of the commis-
sioners on a bid of $2,103 for a
600 - gallon oil distributor. Two
filed.
Simpson Hobby Show
Slated Monday Night
Fntries in the Simpson Logging
Company's employees' hobby h0w
will be placed in a display window
of the Lumbermen's Mercantile
furniture store on Monday eve-
ning, /ccording to Marian Gaff-
jlcy, hobby show chairman.
Exhibitors are requested to bring
displays to the furniture store be-
tween 7 and 8 o'clock on Monday
evening. A committee will as-
semble the exhibit that evening.,
The hobby show, sponsored by 1:he
Simpson Recreation Association,
will be displayed throughout F()r-
cst Festiwd Week.
cuBS ................... iN PACK---12
' " ' RECEIVE AWARDS,
DISCUSS FESTIVAL
Cob scouts of Pack 12 met at
Bordeaux school April 25 to lay
plans for participaiAon in Forest
Festival and to receive awards,
: for activities.
After the den mothers present -
ed rep6rts, awards were given
Roger Hoff, gold arrow and sin
Qallet
We Have
A Fresh
Stock
of
Lovely
1 1 University Students
See Rayonier Harbor
Opera,tions Last Week
I h]lev,'n Ki':ldnating lo,%gin,,:4 Oll-
','inl'(!l'l fI'Olli the (!ollcge of Piir-
eslry at the llniversity of 'yVilsh-
inKIon sl)ent Wednemhly, April
27 ;il. the logging Olorntions of
I Laynnier hleorpora ted in the
(frays flarbor al•et io gain first-
hand l<nowledge of mo(lern meth-
(')(is of ]og'ging and tran:.q)ort.ing
i inll)er.
(In Thtn'sday, April 28 these
same senior students in logging
engineering' visite(I t:¢.a yonier's
('.lallam county operations. Here
they studied engineering details
involved in bri(toe construction
and road location and inspecting
the comp;ay's modern tI'uek log-
ging operation.
This group of students is visit-
ing htrge logging operations in
western Washington fully to in-
form tliemselvcs on the latest
methods of handling our timber
crop.
This scrvice which Rayonier In-
eorporated is extending to the ed-
ucational system of the state is
A PRELIMINARY plat on W. Iin addition to the company's fac-
S. Nash's add]thin to Mot ntainl lities offered and now i)eing used
in a six-week field study of for-
edt managem'ent by other senior
students from the forestry school
'at the nniversity.
Of all the days in the year, only one is
reserved lust for telling that grandest
person in the world lust how
wonderful she really is.
Remember her this Mother's
Day, May 8th, with a line
quality 6ibson Card from
:, i ¸
ver arrow; Jerry Buzzard, gold
arrow; Bobby Fitch, silver ar-
row.
On display during the meeting
were woven baskets, airplanes and
other works of handicraft. Re-
freshments were served by mem-
bers of Den Three.
Next Pack meeting will be at
7 p.m. May 16 at the Bordeaux
school• Fihns will be shown.
SON BORN,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ray of Brem-
erton became parents of a son born
April* 29 at the Shelton General
Hospital.
Feminine
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Station,
ery
our complete selection. •
GIFT WRAPPINGS
STYLED BY
GIBSON
.... .... Boxed Candies
i Brown & Haley
McDonald
! Whitman
Johnston
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Be
Sure
and Have
Enough
,, Film
MeCONKEY'S
DRUG
213 RAILROAD PHONE 63
PEAS .. .........................
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IIIIOCCOLI ................. 31¢
ASPARAGUS ............ 33¢
STRAWBERRIES .. 53¢
I
Darigold I
MILK }
Case i
13i*{)l I
Strawl)erries
box 9 (i/,
Shafter White
New
I'otai:oes
il). 5¢
II). !)¢
R,litislii,s
(reen ()nions
3 bllll. I()¢
I)ON'T FORGET 3-LB.CAN
Gold Shield
We' Have our Usual i Q .
(()FI .l ,E
FINE SELECTION OF
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PLANTS for MOTHER'S DAy $|.{,)
Ralph's Fine Foods
LOTS OF FREE PARKING SPACE
Hillcrest Phone 121
Whitman
Samplers
$2.00 & $4.00
Montag
&
Penway
Stationery
Lucien
Lelong
Perfumes
Eastman
Kodaks
Sheaffer
Pens & Pencils
PRRFUIll
0 CftRflT$
h00roo Va/
A gift of glamour to add elegance to Mother's
Day and many a day :. golden 20 Carats
Perfume by Dana luxuriously presented. ; :
. • :. breathlessly received!
Per/ume $2,']5 to $35.00
C0hg,¢ $2.25 to $6,50
l00ady
Buxton
Bill Folds
s2 to '10
(bmplete
Stock
Rubinsteins
N
Cosmetics
Dubarry
Dorothy Gray
(:00oty :
Lentheric
Ronson
Table &
Pocket Lighters
1
odern methods of pasteurizing, refriger-
ating and packaging, plus improved milking
procedure on our farms makes today's
Grade "A" milk so much better than that of
a few years igo.
KITSAP DAIRY MILK has Extra ,Value in
Flavor... Nourishment.". Use.ability.
KITSAP
DAIRY
OWNED AND OPERATED BY
KITSAP DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION
THIRD AND GROVE
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