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J00ESI Welfare Program
Changes Are Told
New program changes in
I'ublic Assistance, effective July
l, were announced this week in
()lympia by Sidney E. Smith,
Director of Public Assistance.
Recipients of AFDC will be
able to keep a part of their earned
income as an incentive to work.
The I)epartment will exempt the
first $3(.) and I/3 of the balance of
total family lucerne when
computing family grants, lucerne
earned by students will be I00'/,
exempt. Other program
improvements include tile
updaling of all grants, in all
prtgrams to reflect tile current
cost of living standards. The
maximum grar, t will he raised
from $325.00 per month to a
$350.00 maximum July 1, Smith
said.
('hanges in tile medical
progr;,m include the use of
approved drugs for special needs
of patients. '[hey have reduced
the numher of office calls from 4
to 3 per n10111h. Starting July I.
recipients can be treated in any
hospital their altending pilysician
recommends. This is of particular
interest to King ('ot, nty residents
wh) live outside the greater
Seattle area in lmumclaw, North
Bend and I:alls (:ity. The residents
el these cities requiring
hospitalization were often sent to
King ('ounty Ilospital for
trealmcnt. After July 1, they will
be admitted to hospitals nearer
their home, Smith added.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
NEW INTERNATIONAL Air
conditioner -- 3 ton -- still in
carton. Phone Hoadsport
877-5528. A7/3
UNIVOX AMP. 30 watt 15 inch
speaker, 2 channel with reverb
$110. Like new. Phone 426-2278.
M 7/3-24
FOR SALE, eletric range, double
oven. Double sink, bathtub, doors
windows, venetian blinds.
SCENE
• July is jusl
of year
to shoot otT
and other
of the "'older"
everybody runs
llearesl "safe"
Id and shoots them
to run to these
at,st Shelton and
merchant that is
Sale. Just a few
that way this
"REITz where
Ottemiller is
and 44c sale
Better
items, as
OWner of
(]!NT[-R,
m now in tile
day sale, so
!me getting m
.'ed a swimming
ways to get
Proul y's
Store where
Ured at a special
tn discounts,
sl ()re.
Illleron keeps
a n d
Prices. so slop
hat w(m'l lake
)ur summer
:lley, wner
ALLEY
has just
Lhe form of
at's right,
take loads
and check it
I)o you burn easily when
you're (tll o11 the beach? il so,
betler check with Nell E, vander,
owner of NELL'S PttARMACY.
Neff has just the item for you
lronl sea alad ski .....
I)on't forget to shod the family
buggy so you'll be safer than most
on the highways. And, one of the
best places to go for new or re-cap
tires is MERV'S TIRECAP &
CARCARE CENTER' Merv offers
some of the finest services in
town, so stop in there today and
see for yourself. .....
(?hnt Ih, rrington, manager of
PENNEY'S' is featuring some
special lh)liday hargains just in
lime for the 4th. Better make this
a nlusl as somc of these specials
will not be offered again ....
John Ilalvorsen, owner of
JOHNNY'S MUSIC BOX, has
recenlly started a "top ten
western music hit" list. The list
vppears regularly in tile Journal,
so get crackin' you western fans.
Now you know you can get the
hits at Johnny's! .....
I)ess and Edna Ilaines
announced this week tile opening
of HAINES BREAKFAST
IIOUSE the nexl time you slart
oul early, don't forget I)ess and
lidna at Iloodsport .....
That's --30-- for this week, but
remember to drive carefully this
F'ourth of July wcekend. Figures
released from the National Safety
('ouncil say that in 19€)8 55,200
lives were lost on U.S. highways.
l)on't let yours be among the
1969 total.
SOME 928,000 single family
homes were built in the Ll. S. in
1967. Their average size was
1,570 square feet.
Recipients of Old Age
Assistance, Aid to Tile Blind and
Disability Assistance will benefit
from the updating of the grants
along with recipients of AFDC.
They will also receive more social
services than they have in the
past. ['mphasis will be on specific
services such as Homemaker
Service, Protective Service for
Children and Adults and Adult
I:oster ('are, Smith explained.
Anew streamlined, mot
efficient method of delivering
Publec Assistance services to
recipients will also be
" inrplemented statewide July I.
'[i]e new systen is called
Declarat ion-Specialization, Smith
said.
Dec-Spec will result in
applicants receiving needed
services much sooner than they
did in the past. It used to take
three to four weeks for an
vpplicant to receive his first
check. Under lJec-Spec the first
check is delivered within four
days, Smith said.
Anothe advantage of
Dec Spec is specialization. This
will free the caseworkers from
eligibility determination and audit
functions, that will be done by a
new F',ligibility Section, allowing
caseworkers to give specialized
social services to recipients.
This is a much more efficient
system that will result in
recipients receiving better, quicker
services and will hopefully go a
long way toward heLping solve
some of today's social problems.
Smith concluded.
Legal Publications
No. 3933
NOTICE OF SALE
OF REAL PROPERTY
BY NEGOTIATION
The Superior court of
Washington for Mason County
GRAYSTONE
of SHELTON
T00
NE of SHELTON
426.3344
877-5312.$7/3-10 In the matter of the estate of
................................................................... JAMES L. JOHNSTON, Deceased.
HAULING TRAILER easily NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
converted to boat trailer, $45. 14' that the personal representative
fiber glass boat, trailer and 35 has negotiated a sale on the
horse Evinrude motor, good following described property:
running condition. SacrificeS250. (1) Lots 5-11, Block 84 of
F 7/3
.................................................... McReavy's First Addition to
LOFTY PILE free from soil is the Hoodsport, according to the
carpet cleaned with Blue Lustre. recorded plat thereof in the office
of the Auditor for Mason County,
Rent eletric shampooer $1. Coast Washington, Volume 2 of Plats,
to Coast. 7/3
................................................. page 11.
HUMAN HAIR fall $50. Trench (2) Lot 5, Block 85 of
coat size 16, zip-out lining, $15, McReavy's First Addition to
worn once. 426-2770. J7/3 Hoodsport, according to the
........................................................ recorded plat thereof in the office
POLAROID 800 camera with of the Auditor for Mason County,
flash, bounce light, case, orange Washington, Volume 2 of Plats,
filter. Perfect condiition. $50. page 11.
426-2059. $7/3
.............................................. The sale is for a cash price of
FOR SALE 2]/z-3 cord split FOUR THOUSAND ONE
16-inch fir wood, $18 cord HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE AND
delivered. 426-4118. D7/3 NO/100 ($4,125.00) DOLLARS.
................................... This sale shall be confirmed after
1969 NEW HOME Sewing July 14, 1969.
machine. Zig-zag attachments $50 This notice is made pursuant to
cash. Call 877-5806 before 9:30 RCW 11.56.100.
a.m. O7/3-10 DATED this 30th day of June,
................................ 1969.
GARAGE SALE JOHN C. RAGAN
thursday and Saturday 405 East C Attorney for
St. 7/3 Personal Representative
......................................................... JOHN C. RAGAN
HOTPOINT ELECTRIC stove. ATTORNEYAT LAW
Double oven. Good condition. $25 SHELTON, WASH. 98584
426-1659. H7/3 7/3-1t
DISCOUNTS
Lowest prices in town or
or your money back!
Beoch Towels Regularly $1.98 now $1.37
$
Super stainless
Razor Blades 5'sReg. 79€now 55¢ Scotch r....J Fabric Protector.
steel. "'"IU .,0,,,, now _2.44
D.ak tt:l Deodorant.
Shqmpo 0 Conditioning. FamilYReg. $1.19 no:iZe'88 € FePeS. I[ll ll Regularly $1.75 now $].29
Sprinkler
Regularly
Lafayette. $5.98
Coverage dial. now
PUrse
P0rse
Cloth
$2.99
er
Regularly $1.29 now
Man Pack "uts 00o,.,o0 screws. 55€
Reg. 98¢ now
now $00.29
Regularly $2.99
Regularly $1.49 now
Regularly 49¢ now
Buhach Insect Powder
Good for ants, flies, roaches,
fleas, etc. Non-toxic to humans 88¢
and pets. Regularly $1.50 ..... now
Lilt Home Permanent 'i'*s°°:'°'Reg. $1.69
now
Tooth Paste
lpana Family Size. 44¢
Regularly $1.05 ....... now
Alka-Seltzer
,00,o0,,ze 44€
Regularly 57¢ ...... now
Beach Toys
Inflatable and floatable
"Speed Boat" or "Canoe".
Regularly $1.69 ...... now
Towels
ith decorative fringe.
Regufarly
$2.49 .......... now
$1.66
120 €ota • Open Daily 9:30-6p.m.
County Lifetime
Resident Dies
Claire E. (Toad) Tozier died
Saturday in an Olympia hospital
at the age of 61. Born June 23,
1908, in Patten, Maine, he was a
life time resident of Shelton and
Mason Couuty. tie was enployed
as a trec trimmer for the
Christmas trees•
He is survived by a son, Gary
Tozier Case, Maple Valley; his
mother, Mrs. Gladys B. Tozier,
Shelton;two brothers, Arthur L.
Tozier, Shelton, Kenneth (;.
Tozier, Shelton; one sister, Mrs.
Doris Coleman, Burbank, Wash.
Graves]de services were held
Tuesday at 2 p.m. m the Shelton
Memorial Park.
Nina Gilman
Taken By Death
Nina k. Gilman died last
l'hursday in Fir Lane Terrace at
the age of 73. Born Aug. 15,
1895. she was a resident of
Simlton and Mason ('ounty for
tile past 20 years.
Site is survived by one son,
l:rank Gihnan, Snelton; one sister,
Mrs. Christine IJickey, ('alifornia:
a brother, Jessie Frasier, (;eorgia;
and two grandchildren.
Graves]de services ere held
Saturday at 9:30 a.m. in Shelton
Memorial Park with Rev. Mason
Younglund officiation. Tim
services were under the direction
of the t;atstone Funeral Ilome.
Permit Is
Requested
Application has been received
by U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Seattle office from Mrs. Theresa
E. Hudson, 3059 S. Myrtle Street,
Seattle, for a Departnmnt of the
Army permit to construct riprap
and to fill shoreward thereof in
Hood Canal near Union.
Interested parties are requested
to submit, in writing, any
comments or objections that they
may have to the proposed .work.
The determination as to whether
a permit will be issued will be
based on an evaluation of all
relevant factors, including the
effect of the proposed work on
navigation, fish and wildlife,
conservation, polhttion, and the
general public interest. Comments
on these factors will be accepted
aud made part of the record and
will be considered in determining
whether it would be in the best
public interest to grant a permit.
Replies to this notice should be
mailed to reach the Corps of
Engineers office not later than
July 28 to insure consideration.
George Magee
Is Director
(;eorge I) Magee, 47, has been
appointed director of the
Slmlton-Multi-Service Center by
Mason-Thurston Community
Action Council, Inc., according to
Sam Jacob, l-xecutive I)irector of
the Council.
Magce, a native of the (;rays
llarbor area, has for the last three
years served as an instructor al the
State Department of Institutions
facility near Shelton.
Magee, his wife and four
children live in Shelton.
1966 FORD
z/z-Ton Pickup
10,000 Actual Miles
ONLY $1595
1969 DODGE PICKUP
........... $2345
1966 MUSTANG ............
3-speed, V-8 ...... $1545
1968 DODGE 440
4-Dr., P. Steering, Vinyl
roof, auto., radio, many
extras ................ $2595
1961 LANCER
Dodge ................ $395
1967 CHEVELLE
4-Door. 3-speed
Overdrive .......... $1395
1966 OPEL STATION
WAGON. Low
Mileage .............. $1095
1963 MONZA
Buckets Seats, 4-speed
trans .................... $495
1963 VALIANT 200
4-Dr., Low Mileage.
Like new ............ $895
SEE 'EM AT
PAULEY
DODGE
Closed
July 4-5-6, 1969
For three-day Holiday!
Front & Railroad
1
Weather to, l0 w''''''
HITS
lligh Low Precip.
June 26 67 46 .85
June 27 66 53 .17
June 28 69 54 0
June 29 66 56 .15
June 30 72 51 0
July I 80 51 0
July 2 86 57 0
Readings are for a 24-hour
period ending at 8 a.m. as
reported by ITT Rayonier Inc.
went her st at ion.
FIVE-DAY FORECAST
"l'enlperatures l'hursday thru
Monday will average two degrees
below normal. Little or no rain is
expected after l'hursday.
School Board
The School Board will hold its
regular July meeting at 8 p.m.
Tuesday in the Evergreen School
Library.
of the week for
Western Washington
this last
week week TITLE ARTIST
1 2 "Never More" Stonewall
Quote the Raven Jackson
2 1 Johnny B. Buck Owens
Goode
3 8 Down to My David
Last I Love You Houston
4 5 That's Why Ferlin Husky
I Love You So Husky
5 9 The Rib Jeannie
C. Riley
6 10 Working Merle
Man Blues Haggard
7 14 ays of Sand Waylon
Shovels Jennings
8 16 Proud Mary Tony Jones
To Make Loretta
9 44 A Man Lynn
But You Know Bill
10 45 I Love You Anderson
All of the hit songs are available at
JOHNNY'S MUSIC BOX
205 Cota 426-4302
I I
One for
the Book
lib
NINE FOR
YOU • . e Every payday, set aside a
definite amount.., one out of every ten
dollars, perhaps.., for "the book".., your
Savings Account passbook. Dollar after
dollar, your money grows, and earns more,
thanks to interest, compounded regularly.
ACCOUNTS
NOW
PAY
5 1/4 + 1/4 ==
By putting m.l)ey into
.'4tlVIl|g yt)ll will Parn
at the (*llrlrenl rat(' of
5'i + 'l 51,=",', com-
pounded semi-&nnually,
Mtmt,y dl,l)osit(,d by the
10th of each month
t'}l|'llS fr, mth(, first
and dividends are
o;tl'nt!(| for" each month
savings are left on
detx)sit, Your mavinp
earn the full 51 't,
whether you detmait
.'i or $5,000.
Membwrship Open to All Rnident=
of Malon County Except
Simpson Timber Company
EmployRs
Pay Yourself FIRST!
MASON COUNTY
Federal Credit Union
4th & Cedar
Shelton, Washinqton 98584
Shelton-Mason County Journal