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William Howard Taft was the
first U. S. president to reeeiw a
s,iary of $75,000 n. year.
We've Helped Before,
When Shelton Grew!
Tile human heart rests about Noah Webster began writing the [ Lighting the way of men to bet-
eight-tenths of a second between dictionary in 1807 and finisled in terment is the finest profession
each contraction, 1828. known,
com,00A,u00o;s
lo our new neighbor
We've helped again by installing
SEATTLE-FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ACCOUSTICAL TILE CEILINGS
manufactured by Shelton workmen
in Simpson's Insulating Board Plant
In the new home of Seattle-First National
Bank in Shelton.
To Our Friends at lhe Bank
Congratulations on your splendid new
home in Shelton.
Tlmnk Yea'for letting us have a part
in its realization.
ELLIOTT BAY LUMBER GO.
16 South Spokane Street Seattle, Wash,
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We're Celebrating With A Big
GAS SALE
from noon to 9:30, Friday
2c OFF ON EACH GALLON
Come in and save money while you
respect the new bank budding.
ENCO SERVICE
Shelton's Most Convenient Service Station
5th & Railroad • Jim Durand - Les Young
I I i I I ill
, I II I I I
SPECIAL PRIDE...
Seattle-First National Bank certain-
ly deserves it for building such a fine
new home for its Shelton Branch...
O
Our Community certainly should
have it for possessing such an out-
standing new business building...
O
We certainly do have it for being a
part of its realization through pro-
viding the roofing.
We're Proud Of
SHELTON'S PIlOGIIESS
and our part
in it.
qP
When you visit the beautiful new
home of the Seattle-First National
Bank's Shelton Branch, remember
in
U..A, 8helon, Washlngon
Thr
Kamilche Folks
Keep Busy Over
Holiday Weekend
Jllly. Ill attendance ',vet'e Mrs.
Mabel Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Bloomfield, and fan)fly, Mr. nd
Mrs. Jerry Bloomfield. Mrs. Carnl
Ooker, Pearl Bhmmfiehl nnd fam-
ily and Keith Satterthwaite.
The Howard Fullers spend the
4lh of July at tie home of their
daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Hunter of S)olomisi Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sill!lYlon.q
,pent the holiday with lheir son
mid family in Olympia, tile Harry
Simmons' Jr.
Mrs. Dorritt O'Neal of Campbell,
California is visiting her daughter
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Btackwelder.
Howa.rd Fuller drove to College.
Place Monday of last week to the
home of his daughter and family
Tom and Beverly Taylor where
Mrs Fuller and daughter Gall
had been visiting for a week. Mr.
and Mrs. Fuller returned home but
Gaff stayed in the eastern Wash-
ington town for a longer vtslt.
CECIL BLACKWELI)ER went
to Portland the first of the week
to assist llis brother Lloyd to the
plane for his trip home from the
hospital at The Dalles where he
has been recuperating from his
automobile accident. Lloyd Black-
welder will possibly be on crutches
for two months at Ins home in
Limon, Colorado.
Visiting at the Herb Nelson
,home on Thursday were Mz'. and
1Vfrs. Leo Beaudoin and daughter
Nancy and Salty King, all of
Naubenway, Michigan. Mrs. A. J.
Baudoin of Tacoma also visited
on that day.
There will be a Grange pot luck
dinner on Friday of this week.
Calling at the Herb Nelson home
on Friday evening of last week
were Dr. and Mrs. Edward Rugge
of Arcadia Tracts summer home.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Taylor culled
at the Dan Wood home on Satur-
day evening.
Jess Husky of The Dalles, Ore.,
visited for a week with his niece
and family Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Otto. Mrs. Otto and her uncle at-
tended the World's Fair one day.
Visitors at the Harry Simmons
home on Saturday were Mr. and
Mrs. A. P. Bissell of Rignal and
Lynne Gudgel of Seattle, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Sadler of Tumwater and
Local Goal Owner
Wins Ribbons ,
Jack SmitlL Shelton, won thrt,e
ribbons on the 4z:,-month old lwin
Sunday. ' '
He received tbirci ,)lace in a
gl'oup show and first ap.(t secoDd
plac.e in lhe i)nby division.
More tilan 200 g;oa[s were shown
by ahout 50 bree(lers a! lhe opon
ch:t ss show.
]IlI.L( !!IEST HOMEMAKEiIS
Hillerest Homemal(ers will meet
al noon, Wednesday for a potluck
luncheon al tim hon]e of Mrs.
C. H. Clark. 6llg Bellevue. There
were 12 memhers add [v,'o visitors
:at the last meeting.
dra, Sharon, Margaret, Dianne,
and MieRey.
Donnie Whitener, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Whitener left last Thurs-
day for Annette Island in south-
western Alaska where he will stay
during the fishing season.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul LeRoy of
Randle visited on Saturday with
Mrs. Annie Whitener.
Mr. and Mrs. Md(e Krlse made a
trip to Alderton last Sunday.
Don and Mary Newman of Se-
attle spent the holiday with her
parents, the Ed Petty's.
Miss Donna Clark visited her
sister and family, the Floyd Jones'
of Skokomish Valley last week.
Mrs. Frances Simzons and
daughter Grace spent the first of
last week in Portland at the
Roland Simnmns home.
Frances Simmons and Mrs.
Grace Bartlett of Shelton visited
on Friday evening at the Frank
Potts home on Hood Canal.
OUR BEST WISH
in its
New Shelton Home
and our
CONGRATULAT
|;0
'S
DICK YEAGER
EVERGREEN SQUARE
Cascade Olympic Conslrudi¢
for its part in adding another t
tiful building to the Shelton s i
......... -TA I
CONGRATULATIONS to an OLD FRIEHI)
Seattle-First National Bank
on your NEW SHELTON BRANCH
the... Miss Gene Uhel of Tacoma.
• v,cTo, otto left on June 23,d 4ll e-- [] • II Ik• -,t
- e,ara"er=es "'hM for LiLtle Creek, Virginia, after !..-.4,--I • .I.-- N eznoe#Mrli
spending three weeks of his leave i|l||E i| llba ll [] [] [lt|| "
BAYSIDE
ROOFING
fOOl1
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. tliflqlVl mmMltV i I qMlllt¢--
R. J,.F!kus AsNT? EAR N S 0' N S T O.OIO Martin Otto. . |
Mr. and Mrs. Percy .Adams and |
.......... " ....... 426-4541 Ea OR0N: a d AY fiOTT atCharlesLittleHint°nBostonSpentcampthe last. wOeR 513 West 4th Avenue, Olvm.ia I
CAPITOL
HILL
meeting. ,, €, z |
Joining them on the 4th and-to {[ , ., :
stay the balance of the week were '
• * A' BEAUTY WITH GLA' SS' , OU PRBVB; EE the Cecil MeHe u,y ehi_ldz:en,_?an---: _.SHELTON We're Glad To MARCHE Be In StePsAS --:--= ON ..................... AN- OTHER__.STEP: '[ FOV00
12, 1962
is vividly illustrated in the new home
of the Shelton Branch of...
SEATTLE-FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Our firm has been privileged to par-
ticipate in many of Shelton's major
building projects over the years and
it is with much pride and apprecia-
tion that we add this latest splendid
new structure to the long list in which
we had a part.
Congratulations to Seattle-First Na-
tional Bank for giving the community
such a fine new addition to its busi-
ness district.
OLYMPIA GLASS 00,
* Glass For Every Purpose *
717 Legion Way, Olympia • FL 2-0555
To participate in a community im-
provement such as the splendid, new
home of the...
SEATTLE-FIRST NATIONAL BANK'S
SHELTON BRANCH
is a privilege we appreciate very sin-
cerely and one for which we are grate-
fully thankful.
We hope we can take part in fu-
ture Shelton progress such as this.
DAVID F. OGDY
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
€17 South Pear St,, Olympia
FL 2-4311
During a long residence in Mason
County we have seen many splendid
improvements take place and are
proud that we've had the opportunity
to participate in a large number of
them.
We're especially proud that we
had the opportunity to help bring in-
to completion such an outstanding
new addition to our community as the
new home of the Seattle-First Nation-
al Bank in Shelton.
We share the pride the entire
community must feel over completion
of such a beautiful new building.
DON NYE PLASTERING
CONTRACTOR
426-8224 HOODSPORT TR 7-5417
for Shelton
0
Seattle.First National
strongly up-graded Shelton'S
district with the distinctive
tiful new home for its
Branch. 0rt
We appreciate deeply the oPsf
ity to have participated in
gressive project.
SMITH ELECTRIO 00,
W. H. "BILL" SMITH
SHELTON STEPS AHEAD AGAIN ON SELDEN'S FLOORING
Like many other major improvements in Shelton, SEATTLE-FIRST NATIONAL
BANK has provided us with the opportunity and privilege of installing the flooring
in its wonderful new home for its SHELTON BRANCH.
We thank sea-First sincerely for this privilege and we congratulate the Shelton
community upon its good fortune in having such a splendid addition to its business
district.
SELDEN'S OF OLYM,,A Floor Covering
304 East 4th Avenue, Olympia Phone FL 7-5531
mill
We All Benefit From
It has been our privilege to have par ticipated in most of the many new
improvements and projects which have been carried out in our community
years we have been a part of the business family of Shelton.
The new home of the Shelton Branch of the Seattle.First National
most recent of these undertakings and cer tainly is one of which our commU
be extremely proudjust as we are proud and appreciative of the op
having been a part of its realization and c ompletlion.
We congratulate and thank Seattle-First National Bank for its part i
ing the community of Shelton a finer place in which to live and work.
BOON'S PLUilBING, HEATING & SHEET METAL
623 South 1st Street
• Mr. and Mrs. Les Hansen •
Anyone aLLen
zn front of the
Win: Winning
July 16.