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national \\;Voodworkers of Lhe
and at the Head Local meeting World lo win a. Wage increase this Monday comt)leted action for the
July 27. The elecLton will he held year, Henry Nelson president of put'elms( of a house and lot
dvrinK Augant. All other offices
Dave l:'riee is tire Trustee who
will be up t'nr re-eloeLion this
y:)a]'.
Savage said he wol ld be a can-
didale f,)r re-election to the Bns-
mess Agent's post which earries
with it litc job of Direetror of Safe-
ty for the entire local llnion.
He resigned from his job a.q
FAT
OVERWEIGHT
Available to you without a doctor's
resc'riptioIL our drug called ODRI-
EX. You must lose ugly fat in 7 days
or your money back. No strenuous
exercise, laxativcs, nuissago or taking
of so-called reducing candle{, crackers
or eookl+s, or chewillg gUlll. ODII-
NEX is a lilly tablet and (asily swat-
lc, w,d. Wlwn you take ODRINEX you
still (in Joy your meal., still eat the
foods you like. but you simply don't
havl the urge for t;xtrtt portions be-
CfttIS( OI):RINIJX depresses your appe-
tite and decreases your desire for food.
Y0111' weigttt )lalSt come down. because
as your own doctor wilt t¢ql yea, wbcn
you eat lesl, you weigb less. Get rid
of excess fat and live longer. ODRI-
NEX costs Sft00 and is sold on this
GUARANTEE: If not satiPfted for any
reason just retilyn the package to your
druggisl and get your full noney
back, No qaestions ask}d. ODRINE
is sold with this guaPant,e by:
McCONKEY DRUG CENTER
J';ve, rgreen f4qaare - Ihtdton
]Vt'ail Orders Filled
tile Wcsteim Region, said here last
week.
There will be no strike, he said.
"This (tecision was reached after
lengthy consideration of tire issties
involved in negotiations and the
(.ffecl of strike", Nelson said.
"The committees did not ques-
tion tire financial ability of a sig-
nificant part of the industry to
easily provide a wage increase.
but, felt that the probable length
of :L sllutdown necessary to attain
• the increase "Wollld not be wflrranl;-
ed at (Ibis tinle." he added.
Safety Edllcatiolral Consultmxt for
the State of Washington in 1960
after the members of Local 38 had
voted to elect him as their Bus-
incss Agent.
He previously held this "same job
for Local 38 five years ending in
December 1.944 when he resigned
to go to Washington, D. C. to serve
RS a nrelnber of Congress. He had
also served two years as Business
Agent and Financial Secretary for
the Plywood Local 317 I.W,A.
During Lhe entire time that
Savage was working for Local 38
and Local 317 he was also serv-
ing as State Representative in the
Legislature.
LIBRARY flOURS
'rite helton l'ilblle L|brai T
will I)e oh)so41 Saturdays during
July an( August, lrs. Andrew
Beelik, librarian, said. Weekday
honrs will rehain the s=une,
ENJOY EXCELLENT CUISINE
In Mason County's newest quality dining facilities. Dine
"OVER THE WATER" with a panoramic view of lovely Lake
Cushman and the rugged Olympic Mountains. Relax in
"The Liars' Den" with your favorite cocktail.
DINING ROOM OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
featuring TOP QUALITY CHAR-BROILED STEAKS and
DELICIOUS SEAFOOD DINNERS.
Complete Dinners from $2.50--Child's Plate $1
LAKE CUSHMAN RESORT
Hoodsport, Washington Phone TR 7-5388
Reservations if desiredWe cater to group luncheons and dinners
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belonging to T. E. Deer across the
street south of the court house
school and son of Mr. and Mrs.
C. Palmer' of Shafer Park. won top
honors in the resource manage-
men( camp for boys sponsored by
the "Western Washington Re-
traffic accident Satm'day after-
noon and four Shelton people were
treated for injuries following a
two-car c]'ash south of Shelton
spent by two North Mason high
school teachers ill gainful employ-
ment for the district which pays
their salaries the rest of the year.
Clarence Hedstrom, head basket-
appear next
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Laurie Carlson, Manager
Warren Mac, Assistant Manager
Bill Anderson, Pro-Manager
STAFFAgnes Anderson, Linda Anderson, Peggy
Bennett, Jewel Crume, Nancy Doak, Ernestlne Fur-
long, Laura Hermes, Sharon Huisingh, Mildred
Kempton, LeErma Kingery, Phyllis MoFle, A. N,
Needham, Dorothy Phillips. Shirley Pogreba, Pat-
ricia Smith. Wanda Stevens, Ruth Ton(y, Elsie
Zehe.
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The land was purchased w't,e
idea of future expansion of the
court house, although there are no
definite plans now.
Price of the propei'Ly was
$30,000. The cmmty will get pus-
ession Sept. 1. The commission
agreed to the delay to allow
people living in the house time to
get relocated.
TIlE HOUSE is one wnmh used
to set on the court hens( grounds
and served as the sheriff's home
and jail. It was moved to make
z-aunt for tire presen court house
when it was built.
The commission voted to call
l;or bids on a crawler-type tractor
to be opened at 2 p.m July 16,
Equipment included in the bid call
is a dozer blade and winch,
The commission also passed a
resolution stating the responsi-
bility fox' the accident to the
Harstine Island Ferry was with
the owner of the mill which broke
loose and hit the wheel house,
Ernest LeG(act(.
THE COMMISSION also voted
to raise the amount of the liability
insurance on,the fem'y to $100,000.
A franchise to the City of
Tacoma to construct electric
service lines in the Lake Cushman
area was approved.
The plat of the first addition to
the Ayak Beach plat was approved.
The commission approved a res-
ointion setting up a $9.750.61 sup-
plemental budget for the Harbor
Improvement fund.
A LETTER from the State
Liquor Control Board to Harold's
North Shore Inn telling them their
application for a class AB liquor
license had been denied, but, class
C,D, E and F, which they had
previously would be approved,
was received by the commission.
Robert Keir, an employee of the
county road department, was given
the title of equipment maintenance
superintendent.
A letter from the Sportsman
Council asking that the commis-
sion consider making roads which
dead end at salt water access roads
and provide them with boat un-
loading ramps was turned over to
the county engineer.
Democracy, the practice of self-
government, is a covenant among
free men to respect the rights and
liberties of their fellows.
---Franklin D. Roosevelt
sources Council at Gifford Pincher
:National Forest.
Young Palmer
and his class-
mate at Mary
.M. Knight, Bill
rrenekman, son
3f Mr, and Mrs.
William Trenck-
an of tile tippet'
Satsop, repre-
sented Grays
Harbor County
at the Camp.
Trenckman was
in the compe-
tition, which in-
cluded crmsing
Stet Pahner md scaling logs
cn an acre of
timberland plus a written class-
room examination.
Palmer won the "lmrd lint",
symbolic Of the camp's leader.
. Tire resource management camp
is sponsored cooperatively by the
Resources Council with private,
state and federal agencies for the
purpose of teaching high school
students educational and manage-
ment responsibilities l!or natm'al
resources such as soil, water,
forest, fish and game.
Bill Looney of Simpson's
Oilymplc Tree Farm serves as
n'easurer for the canlp.
Legion Officers
Are Installed
J. W. Umphenour was installed
at commander of Fred B. Wivell
Post 31, American Legion, at in-
stallation ceremonies Tuesday
night.
Other officers installed were
Delbert W. Weston, first vice com-
mander; Philip W. Durand, sec-
o'nd vice commander; J. M. Dub-
.son, adjutant; V. T. Connolly,
finance officer; Ernest W. Camp-
bell, chaplain; Horace H. Crarv,
historian; E. F. Martin, sergem'lt
at arms and Glenn E. Correa,
junior past commander.
The fourth district installation
team installed the new officers.
The installation was a joint cere-
mony with tile auxiliary. Auxiliary
members served hmeh following
the meeting.
late Sunday afternoon.
Ktnneth E. Housel, 41. Olympia,
(tied of head injuries suffered wimn
his jeep pickup left the road about
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3.3 miles north of Lilliwaup about
12:30 p.m. Saturday.
TIlE VI,]IIICIAC left Highway
101 ahxng the Hood Canal. hit an
eml)anknwnt traveled about 75
feet. hit anolhel' eml)ankment arid
then traveled another 42 feet be-
Iore going over a 20-foot embank-
mont.
The accident wus investigated
by Highway Patrchnen Harry De-
Shiehts and Don Siacey.
Dennis Graves, 9. suffered head
lacerations and Floyd Graves. 48.
1910 S. First St. Shelton; Mrs.
Martha Rodgers, 60, Rt. 1 Shelton
and Mrs. Eula Tiplon, 56, Rt 1,
I Shelton. wex'e shaken lip when cars
driven by Mrs. Ro,lgers and Graves
were in an accident on Highway
101 about four miles south of
Shelton at 6:20 p.m. Sunday.
DENNIS was a passenger in a
car driven by his father and Mrs,
Tipton was a passenger m a ear
driven by Mrs. Rodgers.
State Patrohnan Stan Sushak
and Mason County Deputy Sheriff
Don Anderson, who investigated
the accident, said Mrs. Rodgers
had slowed down and signaled for
a left turn when the car was
struck from the rear by the Graves
vehicle.
The passengers of the two
ears were treated at Shelton
General and Clinic Hospitals.
Mrs. Tip(on was kept in Shelton
General Hospital for observation,
the other three were treated and
released.
On August 5, 1861 a direct Fed-
eral tax of $20 million was appor-
tioned among the States.
ball .and assistant football coach,
and Keith Lamb last week won the
contract to paint the North Mason
school district's grade school build-
ing at Allyn on their bid of $699.
.They submitted the bid under
conditions mlposed on any other
eontractors, tire North Mason
school board said when the con-
tract was awarded. Other bids re-
ceived were: Grahn Painting Co.,
Bremerton, $820; H. L. Olson,
Bremerton. $1,055: and Weisber-
ger Brothers, Bremerton. $1,058.
The district rejected as too high
a $940 bid by Griffe Bros. of AI-
lyn to clear and level 6/10ths of an
acre for four tennis courts at
North Mason high school. Bids will
be called again later.
The district also rejected all
bids on a concrete walkway from
the high school's main building to
the new gymnasium due to the
possibility that there may have
been some eonfugion over the bid
specifications. Two bidders sub-
miLLed bids on this work plus a
planned walkway at the north end
of the building while two other
bidders bid on only the one walk-
way.
The directors felt that hew bids
should be called in fairness to all
concerned. The new bids are due
to be opened in the Beffair ele-
mentary school at 8:00 p.m. July
9, date of the next regular meet-
ing of the directors.
Well
Drilling
426-4245
or 426-2455
DARIGOLD and SHELTON MAID
PAOKAGED I.OE OREAM
IN ALL YOUR FAVORITE FLAVORS
Now available for your convenience
in self-service refrigerator at
McOONKEY'S DRUG OENTER
Evergreen Square
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Quality Used Cars
'59 Plymouth Ouslom Suburban.
V-8, Power Steering and Brakes. Automati
er, Power Tailgate window.
'58 Plymouth Savoy 4.D'oor Sedan
V-8, Radio-Heater, Automatic
'58 05rysler New Yorker Sedan, ,:I
Power Brakes, Steering, Seat. Radio, Heatell
'57 Ohrysler Windsor Hardlop.,
4-Door, Radio, Heater, Automatic, PO
Brakes, Seat. New PaintmReal Sharp.
Used Trucks
'60 Willys 4,Wheel Drive Pickup
Heater, Hubs,' H.O. Bumper. New Paint
'69 IsH. B,102 }-ion Pickup ,,
OVerddive, Heater, 3-Speed. New
Punch bowl Tuesday
aeh was served in the
le Science building.
.TWeed, Mrs. E. S.
. R. Densley Jr. and
trainer pom'ed at the
ted with a space
btlds. . -.
:er, Dr. Dale Turner
Ltl Congregational
Chose as his topic
t NOW"
' ing the two clay
Mrs. F. W. Her-
te of the Mason
Mrs. Thomas
L lea Miller, Mrs.
rth Mason Senior
!' William Uenard,
'lementary
Ray Feted
alShower
• °aering Delores Ray,
,l "%0
It'. y Baker, was host-
?. by Mrs. Darrel
,.ttractive corsage of
vaite carnations was
,u gtmst of honor.
i- as fashioned by
iice; Floral displays
- uy Mrs. James
d Mrs. James Ei-
xarrell Rice Mrs
a, M ' '
rs. James How-
0Ward Johnson Mrs.
..n, 1Its. B. W. Super,
*lker, Miss Dorothy
}Yanae Sergeant and
Orensen. Those un-
I but sending gifts
'58 Willys Jeep 4.wheel Drive,,
I'larry Jolms ,
Factory Metal Cab, Heater, Hubs, Other !de Howe, s/2:. Ira
and
ergeant.
Willys 4 x 4 Slahon Wagon, i rity
" New Ford V-8 Re-built Engine Heater, Act was in-
Excellent. " [i
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Top Trade-in AllowanC Baskets!
BANK TERMS --,raniums
KIMBEL HOTORS Ili00 Regonias
LI, Clay
CHRYSLER-- PLYMOUTH-" V i!0 Shelton Wash,
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N H U -- FRiD
7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
You and your family and friends are cord-
tally invited to help us celebrate completion
of our new building during Open House Fri-
day evening, July 13th, between 7:30 and
9:30 o'clocl.
Our new.banking home at 5th and Franklin
has been designed to make banking easier
and more pleasant for you now, and in the
years to come.
f,C0 (Sakes it easy for agents,
t."nest, most complete insul
AY LY 13
L No. w you ean pay all ),our in
"'" With just one convient
*'t:;ieaastY other timc-savir
K:: G E N E R AeLt °Idn isSCUaS ns ca: / ptoh'
Make Friday i ;#'''
July 13th, Your
Valuable Door Ilembroff Ag(
t%n d
Prizes
Some of the many new features include
bankside Customer parking.., a drive-in
banking window.., lighted 24-hour deposi-
tory with envelope-drop.., new, larger safe
deposit vault. Our new banking office is
completely air conditioned. You'll enjoy
banking in these spacious, bright, cheery
surroundings.
Shelton Branch
5th & Franklin -- Phone 426-8291
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MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
6rand Prize
Portable TV Set
Plus... Transistor
Anyone attending our Open HouSe
Drawingwill be held at 9:30 p
of the bank. Even if you have
fore the drawing, you can win.
numbers will be posted in the
the bank on ]Y£onday, July 16, OPS
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