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Page A-8 — Shelton-Mason County Journal —‘ Thursday, July 9, 2020 COMMUNITY PROFILE Ray Frederick, a history buff since childhood and a minister for 37 years, has owned Garage Sale Maniacs in downtown Shelton for a decade. Now he and wife Kerri are looking for a buyer. Journal photo by Gordon Weeks ‘It ’3 a treasure hunt’ History seeks gems for Garage Sale Maniacs By Gordon Weeks gordon@maspncounty. com izing up storage units for sale at auctions, Garage Sale Maniacs owner Ray Freder: ick gets a “feel” for the quality of the finds inside. In one container, Frederick scored $600 in silver dollars, four .22—caliber pistols, World War II memorabilia and $8,000 in $100 bills. ‘ A storage unit he purchased for $2,000 in Kent looked enticing a wooden carousel was front and Serving Shelton since 1932.! F aJnily Owned and Operated for 32 years! Alex LcGault, Owner Besides prescriptions, vitamins,- diabetic supplies, and home healthcare, we are also know for our gilt shop! Monday through Friday 9 - 6 | Saturday lOam - 2pm l Closed Sunday Sl W”. Franklin Si, in Slit: 1‘) .11360-426-3327 center, and behind it about 100 boxes. Every box was filled with plastic flowers. “It’s a treasure hunt,” said Frederick, whose venture with wife Kerri fills three adjoining storefronts on West Cota Street in downtown Shelton. The treasure hunt began with 2 cents. When Frederick was 8 years old, his grandfather gave him two Indian-head pennies. “That got me this hobby and led to this business,” he said. Frederick was born in Tacoma in 1948, the oldest of five children. His father was a pharmaceutical salesman, his see PROFILE, page A—1 , , r Exam a ,X-Ray with paid cleaning 'Exam 8. X—Ray' Valued at $193 See office for details mummuunm mummy-nth “hi/3M.