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MONEY MOVESNorman Friday, Seattle.First National Bank
staffer from Seattle, who supervised the physical move from the
old to the new home of the Shelton branch, and Tom Gordon (bent
J JJ J L .....
LOYAL ORDER OF
MOOSE
8helton Lodge No. 1684
Gerry Hart,
Governor
Phone 426-3047
Russ Morken, Secretary
Phone 426-4071
MEETINGS HELD EACH
2rid and 4th Tuesdays
of the Month
8 p.m. Airport
over) haul money by the sackful into the new building as Sheriff's
Deputy Chub Nutt stands guard.
Demos to Hear Eugene Brown
Services Held
Funeral services were held at
I p.m., Tuesday, in Batstone Fun.
eral Home for C. Eugene Brown,
e0, Skokomish Varley. The Rev.
Wallace Bell officiated. Interment
was in Shelton Memorial Park.
Mr. Brown was born. February
18, 1902. in Shelton and died Sat-
urday, in Shelton General Hos-
pital. He had bees employed at
Simpson Insulating Board Plant
before retirhg. He was a member
of the Skokomish Grange and Sko-
komish Community Church.
He is survived by his wife, Phyl-
lis, Skokomish Valley; a son,
Charles Brown, Seattle; a brother,
Harold C. Brown, Los Angeles,
Calif.; a sister, Mrs. A. L. O'leit],
Shelton and one grandson.
speak. Roy Ritner is chaimnan of
the speakers program.
State Official
Mrs. Jea Decker,. asstst=n sec-
retary of state from Olympia, will
be spetkalr at the joint meeth
of the iVam Couty Democrat
Centrsl CclziCtee an4 Democrat-
ic Club at 8 p.m. July 26 in the
court house.
She wi speak o1¢ the functions
of the office of ecretary of state.
Committee ehizcr for he
Democ2at picnic a Potlatch State
Park Aug. 5 will meet this Fri-
day at the home of Mr; and 1Yfrs.
John Kneeland, Potlatch, to make
plans.
Mr. and Mrs. Kneeland are gen-
eral chairmen of the picnic.
All Democratic candidates from
the cottony and the 24th legislat-
ive distract wifl be invited to
..... WeeKS
BEST BUYS
SHOPPING
Former Resident
Dies In Colorado
Mrs. Nancy Evans, 75, Grand
Junction, Colo., died July 5 in
Grand Junction. She was a form-
er Shelton resident, leaving here
about 1950.
She was born March 12, 1887.
Funeral services were in Grand
Junction July 9 with burial at
Orchard Mesa Cemetery, Grand
Junction.
Survivors include four daugh-
ters, Mrs. Florence Marler, Mrs.
Comanche Edwards and Mrs. Gla-
dys Hughes, all of Shelton, and
Mrs. Frances Engel, Sitka, Alas-
ka; one brother, Lawson Holder,
Texas; two sisters. Mrs. Ernest
Guilloud, Texas, and Mrs. Gladys
Kibler. California; 13 grandchild-
ren and 11 great-grandchildren.
One son, Richard D. Evans, pro-
ceeded her in death.
HOUSE PAINT
FIBERGLASS
PATIO PANELS
21" x 96"
FOR DO-IT-
YOURSELFERSI
WHITE
STAIN RESISTANT
SAND OR WHITE
$39s GAL.
$3 08 EA.
ALUMINUM
SCREEN DOORS
2'-8" or4$qdsl=3'-0" x 6'-9"
-Jm
and lumber. See us today
foe the do-it-yourI/er's fmvofite
amtedal...Wmt Cant lumlma
+68oo
,48oo
3800
SPRAY PAINT
16 OZ. CANS
ALUMINUM WINDOWS
SLIDING
3'x2' -- $1.6.35
4' x 3' $22.43
6'x 4' -- -- -- $35.81
STAINLESS STEEL
SINK.
DBL. COMP. -- 21 x 32
with Faucets and Strainers
'53ss
TAKE-HOME "PAY" -- Mrs. Fobert Kramer,
2228 Callanan street, held the lucky number at
the Seattle-First National Bank's open house
Friday night and took home the handsome port-
able television set. She is shown with her hus-
band and daughters, along with bank manager
ON YOUR MARKS--Forest Festival Queen Darlene Bloomfield
performs the traditional ceremony of cutting the ribbon prior to
the official opening of the doors of the new home of the Shelton
branch of the Seattle-First National Bank Friday evening.
McOlanahan Will
Head Mrs. Hansen's
Campaign Here
L. A. Carlson (left) and master of ceremonies
Keith Jackson. Transistor radios were won by
Mrs. Dennis Dodge, little Johnny Eager, and
Charles Kneeland. Estimates placed the open
house attendance in excess of 4,000 persons.
Th
Daughter Of Local
Couple In Accident
A long-distance telephone call
brought bad news to a Shelton
couple Tuesday night.
: Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wooldridge
learned of a farm accident which
left their daughter Carolyn, now
:Mrs. Marcus Pierson, with a bro-
ken back and confined to a hos-
pital bed at Neilgh, Neb.
Carolyn, a 1955 graduate of
Irene S. Reed high school, was
helping her husband with the hay-
ing when part of the steel super.
structure of a tractor hay-stack-
ing device broke and struck her.
The Piersons live on a 480 acre"
farm where they raise cattle and
pigs. They have been married six
years and are the parents of three
daughter;.
!LK ON
POWER MOWER
GLOBE OUT
A School of Public Administra-
tion has been established within
the Graduate School of the Uni-
versity of Washington to vrovide
professional training for 'overn-
ment service.
20" ROTARY Reg. $89.95
3 H. P. -- Self-Propelled
18" ROTARY Reg. $55.95
2 H. P. --4 Cycle
18" ROTARY Reg. $44.95
2 H. P.- 2 Cycle
• Reg. 98 ¢
$1.79
Mason County's campaign chair-
man for Congresswoman Julia
Butler Hanson will be Byron E.
MeClanahan, Shelton, according
to
an announcemet today by Demo-
cratic Central Committee Chair-
man Harry Elmhmd.
Mrs. Hansen, seeking rc-elec-
Third Congressional District, m
N NT he only Democrat filed for this
REM A S office in the September 11 pri-
mary election.
Refering to McClanahan's ap-
9 i • I am most
,€ pc ntmen., she said, " " 1
grateful to have the support in
SQ. FT. 5iason County of Mr. McClanahan
nd all of the other fine citizens
who have offered to assist him in
my behalf."
McClanahan is Mason County
Prosecuting Attorney. "Mason
County's Hansen for Congress
Committee," he said, "will con-
eentrate on getting out as large
a vote as possible in the forth-
Conner
For
Paul H. Conneri
illCllnlbellt
Representative,
lasL week.
14e has rved
slate senator and
epresentative for
yeaFs.
He was
committee and
the public
lhe last sessioU
He was a memt
tion, fisheries,
institutions
committees.
He is a
Fair Commission
dent of the
He has served
Pomona Grange
years, was
Angeles
President of
He has been
man of the
Young Man
ent of the
award from tle
Jaycees and the
Award from the
of Eagles.
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Original French Free: Sk
made In U.S.A. for fres
Work On Four-Lane
Highway On Schedule
The construction of the four-
lane highway south of Shelton is
actually ahead of schedule al-
Quality Used Cars..o00i00o ,00vo:
'59 Plymouth Custom Suburban.,
V-8, Power Steering and Brakes, AutomatiC'
er, Power Tailgate window.
'59 Piymouih Savoy V-8 . . .
2-Door Sedan, Radio, Heater, Automatic
'58 Pontiac Super Chief . . ,
4 Door Hardtop, Radio, Heater,
'57 Chrysler Windsor Hardtop,
/
I Original French Buy: Mm
tube, nOW made automa
:wless coverage, doesn't 4
nVlslble molstur. Free: Co
take.up oil day. O tube; I
=.. 3.05 Vo;
)(15¥ FOUR OF 19 I
'tREATMENT PRO
#-Door, Radio, Heater, Automatic,
Brakes, Seat. New Paint--Real sharp.
'56 Chevrolet 4-dr.
'55 Buick 2-dr. Hardtop
'54 Buick 4.dr. Sedan
though it is slowed right now,
State Rep. Roy R. Ritner said
this week. He received the infor-
mation from the State Highway
Department.
Funds have been set aside to Used Trucks Ne """"0'""°
complete the work to Lynch Road eJ I/
bY July !963, he said. 1Is FI
Two tlaings have been slowing :ie .
{
the project the past weeks. Con-
-.!ruction on the bridge at Kamil- ' • p ,tilload
c,,o has bee,, halted by the iron- 60 Wdlys 4.Wheel Drive Pick
j.t
workers strike and the clay soil Heater, Hubs, H.O. Bumper. New P
on the hill above Kennedy Creek
,has been giving trouble. 59 IsH. B-102 ½4on Pickup' ' .
The soil does not dry out after
Overdrive, Heater, 3.Speed. New
grading because of the damp, cool
weather.
coming primaries, a vote that will
clealy show Mrs. Hasen the ap-
preciation we all have for her
effective work to build Southwest
Washington."
'67 Chevrolet 3/4 Ton Pickup
Long wheel base, #-speed, Heater,
'64 International 3/4 Ton
Long wheel base, #-speed, Heater, new
reconditioned, 6-ply tires, overloads
'55 IH s.ton Flatbed
MAHOGANY PANELS L (.) (.) K WE'RE HOW IN ', Ford 1/.ton Pick-up .
V-eROOVE ¼ x8 '49 (2) Ohevrolot 1/2-1on Pick,UP s
'49S OUR NEW HOME ,. IN-H.O, 1/:,on Pick-up
.at First and Cota Streets '47 Ohevrolel I.ton Panel
'47 Oodp /4on Pick-up
'62 Dodge I/-tonGab &
I x 60EDAR Smooth . . . 4/€ ft.
x 40EDAR Smooth ,06 fL
4 x 4,CEDAR Smooih ,12 fl,
Industrial € Builders Supply
SAVINGSt PEI
PAIR SPECIAl
1st and PINE HA 6-4393
have enough
beach! All fine
at Penney's spec
White, yellow
tur.quoise.
for 88¢ f
(formerly Signal Service Station)
MERV'S TIRECAP
Top Trade-in
BANK TERMS
We're not all settled yet but we're ready
to furnish you with your needs in
RECAPPED -- NEW -- USED TIRES
for all makes of cars and trucks
Phone 426-8104 Merv Settle
KIMBEL MOTORS
CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH "
RAMBLER --
707 So. First St.
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