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July 13, 1967     Shelton Mason County Journal
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Wedding Gowns, Jobs Multi-Service ProjedS00,00 Girls from underprivileged and magazir, " Iamilies who can't be married sons may zo in a wedding gown will have downtown. ,d,lL" their chance to say "I do" in and Bruce. f;eS a white lace veil thanks to a program started in Shelton this employed for ent, week by the ]Vhson County Multi- find emploY Service Center. recreation. eld  _,,eti,s ," 1 Center members are busy gath- every Tuesa= ., • ering wedding gowns and also chairman of _.11 formals for other social occa- board whtCh sions which will be loaned to Joan Ke't&;ll the girls and ladies of 3ason mendations '- County who don't have money the board,.y! for a special dress. Straton, 1.! e j t, The center is located at Second rie CarnPt.a., All and Grove under the supervision sergeant-at ae. of a beard of 16 members, Of- Thirty-five "' ricers are Mrs. Hilary Savage, meeting. ,,,¢€ chairman Mrs. Gertrude Depot, Plans a  vice chairman; Mrs. Anita Nes- rides, swimj r l tell, secretary; Donald Keith, The first m, GI treasurer; and Ralph Depot, pub- party June d i$: hated cokes d licity chairman. The board meets PANHANDLE LAKE provides swimming for the young 4-E ACTIVITIES AT 4-H CAMP for which county 4-H mem- MAKING- SURE everyone is healthy is a part of the camp the first Thursday of each month. Gay Bruce .i (:ampers as this scene from last year's camp shows. Rag, bars will register today and Friday will include: the survival preparation. Here, a young man gets his throat checked isA familYheldcommuntcations calss .,I being every lVIonday [ S istration for the carol), to be July 24-28 this year, will be course taught by Norm Eveleth of Simpson Timber Co. at last year'scamp. McArthur,night' instructedto studyby MrS.waysRitato Sc[et ;e;i .... Thursday and Friday at the Extension Ofifce. shown here with two boys at camp last year. change or improve the environ- • ,,PreserVe 4 H C p R " " I ment for better living, thee do I P¢ - am ecjls÷ra÷,on s Chub's Club meets every Thurs-Thou wilt so erSe .f: Counfy R?ad Pr?2ra r-or 1768 M200r s Number Of Proiecfs S÷ T d y A d F: id day except the first in the month life." Ttd_'svteXt  hr, e golde. at 7:30 p.m. It is devoted to !stian science m e o a n r ( methods of losing weight sensi- c ts r a t Y • Road impro t J " ]'P" ke North, eg ad hill a. R " " 2 project are (1) Craig (To Cole Road), bly. Prizes will be given, irmlud- on "Life," in each of Mason County's three junction, 0.5 miles, $7,000; (1) programmed as follows: grade, drain, gravel, 1.3 miles, • Registration for 1Vason Coun- meals whic will be provided, ing a booby prize for those who at  c.ounty road districts included in Libby, BST, 0.7 miles, $2,500) (1) North Shore, spot widen, $30,000; (1) Boiling, replace two ty 4-H Cam begins today from These, "along with many leaders, gain instead of lose. County Engineer J. C. Bridger s (2) Mason Lake Northwest 2.0 miles, $25,000; (1) North small bridges, $7,000; (1) Ar- 10 a.m. to noon and Friday, parents and older youth make A senior citizens' lounge has • ANY boy or $384,000 program for 1968 which (Bennett), grade, drain, 0.5 miles, Shore, BST, 1.0 mile, $4,000; cadia-Brumbaugh-Lynch, recon- from 1-4 p.m. up the 4-H camp crew, been set up in one corner of and 19 years d  pate in 4.tt, was submitted to the county com- missioners on Jniy 3 are listed in detail as follows: Road District No. 1 projects programmed, with their priori- lies indicated in parenthises, are as follows : (1) Mason Lake Northwest at Rec. Area, grade, drain, 0.8 re.lies, estimated cost $17,000; (1) I.eds Lz)op, bituminous surface lreatment, 1.3 miles, $4,000; (1) Stretch Island, revel bridge, $25, 000; (1) Mason Lake Northwest, BST,1.3 miles, $4,000; (1) Phil- $12,000; (2) Brockdale-lVfcReavy, construct at junction, 0.5 miles, $15,000; (2) Spencer Lake, spot- widen, BST, 1.6 miles, $4,500; (2) Cronquist, reconstruct at junc= lion, .01 rrdle, $3,000. Five alternate projects listed for District 1 are: (3) Grapeview, rebuild bridge, $12,000; (3) Concord Beach, widen, BST N & W Sdes, 1.0 mile, $6,000; (3) Benson Lake, reshape, BST, 1.0 mile, $4,500; (3) S h e 1 t o n Springs-Airport, widen, BST, 2.0 miles, $12,000. KWG Executive Committee Is Named • Dave James, President of Keep Washington (;reen Associa- tion, ttxiay announced the nam- ing of a new Executive Com- mittee for the Association. In addition to James, who is an ex-officio memher, the list eat Protection Association; Dean Emeritus Gordon D. Marckworth, U of W College of Forest Re- som'ces; and Paul R. Nelson, U. S. Plywood Corp. James warned that the rapid buildup of fire danger which oc- Cushman, BST, 1.6 miles, $6,000; Mission Creek, reconstruct bridge $9,000; (2) Elfendahl (Oak Patch), widen, drain, 2.0 miles, $18,000; (2) Skokomish, regrade at bridge, 0.4 mile, $5,000; (2) Woolen Lake, regrade at junction, with 233A, 0.4 mile, $5,000; (2) Elfendahl, BST two sections, 4.0 miles, $14, 000; (2) Dalby Drive, relocate, grade and grade at substation, 04 mile, $4,000; (3) Skokomish, widen, pave. 2.0 miles, $30,000. Also programmed for District 2 is a federal aid secondary proj- ect to grade, drain, and pave 1.10 miles of the North Shore road, estimated to cost $80,000. In order to use federal aid funds to best advantage, Bridger said, these projects are rotated among the districts so that each will receive one every three years. Alternate projects listed for Dis- trict 2 are: Power line, establish and con- struct, 0.7 mile, $20,000; Dewatto included Dean James S. Bethel, curred in early July was a re- relocate west from L. Eriekson, U of ; Clege 4 Forest Re- sult of,.the June deficit in r=dr:.. 2.{ miles, $40,0( TahtKva,Blk at :. arce,;1Rb, at't'L. nZ, St,¢,..lall in'mast parts of the State. 'IaVen Lake,.tecortgtruct?' 0.if" Regis Paper Co.; D)n Lee Fra- This deficit will not be relieved miles, $10,000; nilscelianeous ev, Washington State Depart- until extensive rains occur. In- small projects, $10,000. ment ,f Natural Resources; Wil- creased care with all fire is Road District 3 projects are liam H. I_mrson, Washington For- indicated, programmed as follows: struct at junction, 0.6 mile, $10, 000; Bloomfield, relocate portion, grade, drain, 0.8 mile, $12,000; Arcadia, widen railroad o'pass, cooperative with N. P. R. R., $9,500; (2) Mary M. Knight, redeck bridge, $5,000; (2) Satsop-Clo- quallun% reshape, BST, 1.5 miles, $7,000; Stewart Street, im- prove junction with Road 300, 0.1 mile, $1,500; (2) Oyster Bay- Bariekman Blvd., reconstruct junction, 0.4 mile, $8,000. District 3 alternate projects are : (2) Totten Shores (N), widen, drain, 1.0 mile, $12,000; (3) Bee- villa Loop (N) spot-clear, widen, 1.0 mile, $5,000; (3) Ford, BST, 1.0 mile, $3,500; Arcadia Shores, grade, drain, 0.7 mile, $8,000. The eqnipfnent program calls for purchase of two four-wheel trucks, $17,000; two rotary mow- ers, $12,500; and one each, auto- mobile, $2,500; grader, $26,000; track loader (4-in-1 bucket, $30, 000; asphalt distributor, $9,000. I; TODAY, 45 per. cent of, all -H'S liv  on farms: . 33 'per cent in rural non-farm areas; 16 per cent in towns of 2,500 to 50,000; 6 per cent in larger cities. Legal Publications !ii "::: ::! NO. 76013 i:i: NOTICE OF SALE i!! OF REAL ESTATE :i: In the Superior Court of the :?i State of Washington in and for :::: the Ckmnty of Pierce iill In the Matter of the Estate of cereal NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that VELMA E. SCHULSTAD, 'iii i in her capacity as Admlnistra-iiii trix of the above estate, will sell at private ale and for cash, the ...: following described real estate: !:: Lts 8 and 9, Block 3, Plat %% of .olidy h, ¢ording !ili to plat recorded In the of,ice of the Auditor for said County and state, Volume 4 ':':' Mason County, Wahington. to the highest and best bidder. !iii i Bids must be submitted in writ- ii!i in and shall be left with the Ad- ::!::! ministratrix in care of her law- yers, Conort, Dolaek, Hanaler !i!! & Billett, 2nd Floor, 819 South K Street, Tacoma., Washington. iii! Bids will be received until the ii! The sale will be made on or after July 19, 1967. The Admin- ::::: istratrtx reserves the right to re- i:i:i ject any and all bids. ::::: /s/ VmA Z. SCUSTD !iii! Administratrix COMFORT, DOLACK, i!i HANSLR & BILJ.dffI'P ii By /S/ Rlc.haxd J. Dolack Attorneys for Estate 7/6-13-20 3t ::::: ::::: FROM !:!: NOTES SEMI-ANNUAL 3rd & Railroad SHOE DEPARTMENT WOMEN'S SHOE iiii ::: i!i! iiii ,Y: :::: 00iiii .E . :.:.: ,>:, ::::: >E :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: SPECIAL GROUP :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Dipsoman!a '::: FAMOUs BRAND Lg0 |'00901i This word literally means thil 0 " o th dness ---fr m e Greek word Osa for thirst and mania formad S MORE PAIRS MOUS B $ ',e;:. today's parlance, however,  !iii NOW ADDED TO THIS SALE GROUP' !ii dipsomaniac, is afflicted with on, ii!i • Red Cross • Ci Ranno • Valentines ilii specific "thirst"the uncontrol lane compulsion to consume ex. iiili • Town & Country • Mr. Easton • Italian iiiii :essive quantities of alcoholic bev- !iii • doyce • Shindigs Imports iii, %ages, 'ii • Americana • Cobbiee • Skooters !.:.:i rlNell's Pharmacy iiil --- Real Values ----- iii ]aergency Ph. 426-2165 i::il , All Sales Final • No Layawaya iiii Fifth & Franklin St.--426-3827 ::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::;:;:;:;:;::::::::::::.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:;:::::::::::::::::.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:::;:;:;:::;::::;::::::::.:.:::.:.:.:::.:.:.:.::: Open Daily 0:30 to 7:30 .turdays .... 9:30 - 6:00 .. :::: ;.:::::::*:..:::::::d:.:..:.::::::.::..:::::::::.::::::::::::::::::.:..:.:::::::::::.:::::.:::::::::::::::::::.::.:...: Page 14 Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, July 13, 1967 Camp starts July 24 and closes July 28 after lunch. Last year 200 4-H'ers went swimming in the lake, made crafts, took na- ture hikes, attended survival classes, shot arrows, played games and ate hundreds of pounds of food. Mrs. Jean Sharer, Camp Chariman and her comxnJttee, Lynn Wilson, recreation; Toni Matson, survival; Tula Kimball, crafts and Cora Drake, finance, are planning many things for carrp. Doris Whitmarsh and Helen Bakke, also on the com- mittee, are planning for the 2,400 the Center, with couches, chairs, -- ' f..__,._.._.._.._.o...o:,lll McNish Promoted BEALL'S AUTO Rff0000, • Jack R. 1VcNish, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McNtsh, Shel- ton, has been promoted to air- man second class In the U. S. Air Force. Airman McNish is a weapons mechanic at Travis AFB, Calif. He is a member of the Strategic Air Cod which maintains America's constantly alert force of intercontinental missiles and jet bombers. The airman is a graduate of Shelton High School. For Reliable, Guaran*¢dt • • "ervid :|' Aufo Reloa,rs and  i' [ 4  00ii:i00 , 00Seattle'First National Bank ..N,. o,cs T.OU.OU S.,O ST I III COMPARATIVE STATEMENTS OF CONDITION ! 00uoe00O,00,0, JUO00 S 255,610'641 Cash and Due from Banks .............. $ 298,011,790 United States Government Securities .......... 11 5,929,872 132,929'05!  ! 164,633,13(i State and Municipal Securities ............ 223,041,282 ! _o4 Other Bonds and Securities ............. 42,1 66,059 S 56------9, 761'611B 870,363,873 2,250,000 Sub-Total ................ Loans and Discounts ................ Federal Reserve Bank Stock ............... Bank Buildings, Vaults, Furniture & Fixtures, etc ...... Interest Earned Not Received, etc ............ Customers' Liability under Letters of Credit and Acceptances . TOTAL RESOURCES ........... LIABILITIES Capital Stock ................... Surplus ..................... Undivided Profits ................. Sub-Total ........  ........ Borrowed Funds ............. .... Reserve for Interest, Taxes, etc ............. Discount Collected Not Earned ............ Letters of Credit and Acceptances ........... Deposits .................... TOTAL LIABILITIES ............ S 679,149,003 924,269,277 2,250,000 ,425,1B2 1 26,428,772 27,1 624,3110 ii!t __ 19,839,683 01,661,721,894 ] $30,000,000 $ 30,000,000 45,000, Ouu o0 i ,,00oo,o00 008,00oo,ooo 1 5,455,448 18,784,597 19,839,683  330,432,  1,415,703,055 -57 $1,661,721,894 DI RECTO RS NORTON CLAPP RICHARD E LANG VOLNEY RICHMON0'co,' %t Chatrman Charm n n resident tol (; • , a.ZagCo. P " ._,,,,,' ': I Weyerhaeuser Company Northern  -I)ER it I l" JOHN McGREGOR ...... e D SAU-C o I :lf LAWRENCE M. ARNOLD Prestdent GHAH[-o " t I JOHN M. DAVIS , . ExecUt I "IN Honorary Chairman Partner McGregor Land and Chawm, I 1 \\; Howe, ]avis, Riese & Jones Lioeetock Company (Retire) "'IDT I I  ,resident  KENNETH R. FISHER A.NSON president A" S CorM "y .. ,, oere[ UJ|IIB • 1 resident and General Manager, " ,' nia re _ jO r ' ,l)']i:;,! HENRY BRODERICK Fisher Flouring Mills Company IflHN W MIIRPMY uly...r °-,-all .,,/' I.:i' Chairm .... Plial)lld .ru*v "P%;ide'n't:"Cenia'l" WILLIAM. E."lTit u'" I :!1 Henry Broderick, Inc. ,,n, ; .......... Pre-M ix Concrete Co. Vice Chatrm" ' ^n S l i I Prestaent, . ulOgu I 11 FRANK H. BROWNELL, JR. H.C. Henry lnuestment Co. CHARLES M PIGOTT WILLIAM r'a'shingt° I :Y, EDWARDSeattle E. CARLSON W/L/Ayn M. JENKINS :;iR;&.Paundry Ca. HOW;';:!W;i;;;Ttr,dio, lJi:ii President, FRANK E JEROME Chairman President ..,rightC°n Western Internationa! Hotel Vice Chairman (Retired) Simpson Timber Co. Howard S. w  .{A  Seattle First National Ba • " MEMBER FEDERAL DIwPOSIT INSURANC Ir CORPORATION 1 1 SH ELTON BRANCH .... $11,077,697.42