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HOODSPORT LUMBER
CELEBRATION SLATED
Owner Ed Taylor has invited
the public to the grand opening of
his newly-remodeled th)odsport
Lumber this Friday, Saturday and
Sunday.
Taylor, who had owned a
lumber yard in Ashford, bought
the 40-year-old Canal business on
January 1. lie has modernized
the premises, added many new
lines of hardware, paint, plumbing
and other building supplies and is
now ready for the public to
inspect the premises in the center
of Hoodsport.
Visitors will find free
refreshments and a chance to win
a number of free gifts during the
grand opening.
ARNOLD AND SMITH
LEAD IN SALES
Mel Arnold and Don Smith,
who recently formed a
partnershipas Arnold & Smith
Insurance Agency, led the
Washington Division of Olympic
National Life Insurance Company
in sales of life insurance during
the month of May, it was
announced this week by the
company.
Both men were experienced
insurance salesmen when they
opened their new business on
Olympic Highway North.
UNION STATION SETS
GRAND OPENING
Friday and Saturday, June
26-27, are the days set for the
grand opening of Len's Union
Service at the corner of First and
Kneeland in downtown Shclton.
New owner of the station is
Leonard A. Williams, who came
to Shelton two years ago as a tool
and die maker for Certified
Manufacturing.
Williams, his wife, Margo,
fourteen-year-oldLeonard, Jr.,
and Michelle, 11, moved to
Washington from San Carlos,
California.
Arts Free cases of coke and ice
OUnced the creant cones will be given away
Abe, during the grand opening
',d Teacher. celebration.
Teacher of ADDS NEW LINE
will be giving Gems Etc., recently-established
prone Shelton lapidary shop, has added
are
lr experience, the products of Lortonc, Inc.,
interest leading manufacturer of
machinery and equipment for
teaching rockhounds, to its inventory.
Will attend an
A1 and Gladys Andersen,
COurse for
owners of the shop, arc in the
SUmmer in
process of expanding their Cota
offering this S t r e e t s h o w r o o m a n d
redecorating the storefront.
James W. Hodges
McCLEARY BUSINESSMAN
OPENS THIRD OFFICE.
Jantes W. Hedges, owner of
McCleary Ins. & Real Estate, of
McCleary, announced today the
opening of a third office to be
known as Mud Bay Realty No. 2.
It will be located at 124 N. 1st
street on ltighway 101 downtown
Shelton, Washington.
Managing the new office will
be Thomas Townsend, former
owner of Townsend Realty, a
long time resident and business
man in Shelton. Thomas L.
Savage, former owner of Savage
Services Real Estate and business
man of Shelton will be an
associate broker. Townsend and
Savage have years of Realtor's
experience.
James W. Hedges has been in
the Insurance and Real Estate
business since 1962. He is
President of the Grays Harbor
board of Realtors and a past
director. Last year he received the
Realtor of the Year award for
Grays Harbor County.
Active in civic affairs, he has
been McCleary Man of the Year,
past President of McCleary
Chamber of Commerce and
Publicity Chairman of the
McCleary Bear Festival.
Mud Bay Realty No. 1 at Mud
Bay, West of Olympia, opened in
l)ecember.
With three offices featuring all
types of real estate, Hedges feels
he is offering a complete service
to residents of Mason, Grays
Harbor and Thurston Counties.
Grand opening of Mud Bay
No. 2 at Shelton will be Friday,
June 26.
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BUY OF A LIFETIME
WIG. IT IS WASHABLE,
RED NECKLINE, THE BEST!
k Lt) NATIONALLY
ON THE FAMOUS MIRACLE
STYLEABLE, STRETCH CAP,
Ra-il~ad, Downtown
~OOD W/:DNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY,
al Wig Consultants will be here from 9:30 to
4 DAYS
ONLY
HURRY
SATURDAY ONLY •
5L30 Mon. thru Sat. •
tR QUALI"
BRUSH
HUMAN HAIR
resl
Holiday Travel
One former Shelton man Paper Company in 1969 and will
succeeded another as president of continue to hold that post in - _
Simpson Timber Company this addition to los Simpson Timber Motorists planning to drive
week when directors elected Company assignment, through North Bend and over
Gilbert L. Oswald. 50. to the post Snoqualmie Pass on Interstate
~.~ ( lhghway 0 over the Fourth of
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whiChheld sine•C" HenrY1962 Bacon, Jr., 61 has :~ ~ ~ July weekend, are urged by the
i Washington State Highway
Oswald lived in Shelton as a ~'~ ~: ~ ~ Department to be prepared for
Simpson supervisor from 1946 -~, " congested traffic.
SAVINGS
INSTITUTIONS
until he was transferred to j'~" ,&-, Highways Department
ARE MERGED California operations in 1958. He, ~i!..!ii~!~!%:,~;~ personnel will be manually
The boards of directors of has been a Simpson vicepresident ....... ?~'~,~,~,,'~'~.,-,~:~-,
......... ~ ..... ~!~i~ '~" ~,~
in Seattle since 1960. ..~.~. g~: ~v. .
~.',:~" " . ~::, %" ~ until 9:00 p.m. and "'No Parking"
(ap~t' Savings, was named Chairman W. G. Reed, 62, and ¢~ >~ ,,-,'~ ,~ , . .
~74:#, ~ .... -" ~ signs wall be installed on North
President of the combined vice chairman W. G. (Gary) Reed,
'~@ ~i-:,~'~: ~,~,~ Bend'sMain Street to help keep
association. R. G. Lasell, Jr., 31. This group will work as a .... ::~~ ......... ~!~ ,~i~ ~2~~' ~':*, ~ -~C+'~ traffic moving through town
President of First Federal of comntittee in directing policy, !~
Aberdeen, is retiring but will still finance, acquisitions and il i:: ...... Gilbert L. Oswald during this peak congestion period.
serve as ('hairman of an Advisorydivestitures
Board for the Grays Harbor and Furman C. Moseley, 35, ~: ~ ~:~:~!~ ~ ~--~ ~
Pacific County area• Seattle, was elected executive vice {$¢;~¢: >~:.-'~ ..... ~i:~'!~ "*
The assets of the new Capital president with responsibility for C. Henry Bacon Jr.
Savings and Loan will exceed $66 Simpson's fiber and specialty LEaRATE II
million, Wolfe said. products. Oswald will direct all of / |\ LET'S CE
nnoo ohom wooos '" ~~ --: f~"
board members of the Aberdeen divisions. / It ~-~" ,, ....... |_1 ~
association, Martell W. Brown and Chairman Reed explained the i II
Harold W. Oestreich, have been promotions move younger men
named to the board of the into top management of the |1
expanded association. Other 80-year-old family-owned / I[ FREE CAKE
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board members include Thomas company which Sol G. Simpson
P. Allen Chairman; Wolfe, Don founded in Mason County in 1 WE J IIDEPOSIT $1,0001NANEW ACCOUNT~|
Miles, V. B. Otis, Ralph Stormans, ~ I II/ oR ADD SS00 TO YOUR /!
Dr. Leslie Armstrong and Phil C. chairman1890 GarYwhenReedhis fatherWill becomereaches l PRESENT ACCOUNT
il OR DEPOSIT $50.00 AND \!
Bayley. mandatory retirement age of 65. ~ ~ ~
With Olympia as the honle ..........
office, the expanded institution As the ninth man to become ...... ~3ii,::i : ~
includes offices in Aberdeen, president of Simpson Timber ~':;:~.~:~:~: :i%: ~i~
........ : :ii !
Shelton, Montesano and Company, Oswald has had 24 ..... • .:~:~
Vancouver, with agencies in years of wood products /:::,: l THE LOWEST HOME LOAN RATES IN THE AREA!
Westport and South Bend. experience. He is a native of "~(~ | FSLIC INSURANCE & ~ t~
Spokane and an engineering : ::~g(~; ::::~ / INCREASED ~l]I I o. 1 ~11 e
gra uat, o* Was=ngto. *t.t. .......... ". o, o,ooo.oo
When men think they are like College- *~: " ~ / ~, ~| '~
gods they are usually much less Moseley, who has been with : " n , d 4
than men. being conceited fools.Simpson since 1960, became l ;lllllll, SHELTON-" First & ai roa , 26-8211
D. H. Lawrence chairman of the Simpson Lee Furman C. Moseley I ~.ill!tt Home Office: Olympia
i ~ $~"~ Olympia -- Montesano Vancouver -- Shelton
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