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Two ways
Sense of humor
There are two ways of exerting No mind is thoroughly well
one's strength: one is pushing organized that is deticient in a
down, the other is pulling up. sense of humour.
Booker T. Washington Samuel Coleridge
IJ,n,.,,d 1
THE WORLD'S
MOST
U
MORE POWER TO WEIGHT
THAN ANY OTHER SAWS IN THE WORLD
FOR SALES & SERVICE:
I B ler Motor Shop on Hillcrest
Mason County Federal Credit Union • 521 RR Ave • 426-1601
Union
visit to i
By KAREN M. JAMES residence in Seattle, formerly the
Over the years Union City has home of Mark Tobey, famed
been the site of various kinds of Northwest painter now riving in
industry ranging from sawmills Switzerland.
and logging operations to general Another visitor to Union who
stores and small shops, remembers a different era was
Last week Ivy Jean Richards, John McMinds, retired school
sculptor and artist from Los teacher from Grays Harbor.
Gatos, California, visited Union McMinds attended the old Union
and the site where her husband, City School nearly 50 years ago.
Richard Richards, and her father, He visited with his former
THIS DECORATED GOLF CART by Jack and Marge Eli Baird, established a broom classmate, FritzDalbyofShelton.
Hagedorn won first place in a recent event at lake Limerick. handle factory in 1913. TheMeMinds was accompanied byhis
factory was located where Judge wife and daughter.
Lake Limerick
-- MELL CHEV -- MELL OLDS -- MELL
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Cars
Trustees to meet at club
By MARTHA HEIMSATH
July 19 the monthly meeting
of the board of trustees was held
in the clubhouse at 1 p.m. The
August meeting of the board will
be August 16. There is a time
change for the August meeting, 9
a.m.
There were several committee
meetings Saturday morning also,
to get recommendations ready for
the board, meeting.
The Lake Limerick Ladies
Golf Club and the Clover Valley
Ladies Golf Club were entertained
at LakeLand Village July 15. Golf
was the first order of the day and
then luncheon. Our ladies made a
good showing again, with Pam
Mackin tying for low gross. Marge
Hagedorn, Maxine Peterson, Kate
Plemons, Mary Lou Nault and
Jane McDougal were among the
winners.
The Lake Cushman Ladies
Golf Club will play a return
match here August 6.
In the July 19th two ball, Lou
Redman and Lois Roth were first;
Barb Olsen and Mary Lou Nault,
--R.irn ] F rmSauhterin ] MusicLeons j
I - Major Overhau, s I " Cutting & WrappingI • Piano • Classical Guitar
I -- Brakes & Ignition i " Curing, Sausage I • Accordian • Music Theory
I Making
i • Oriental Rhythms
I --Welding & Tune-ups I ° Sharp Freezing
I ED'S SERVICE I HOME MEAT SERVICE I GRIGOR TRITCHKOV
'~• I 219 So. Ist 426-1212 [ Kamilche 426-1643 L 30 years experience 426-1858
second; Lad Mackin and Esther
Welles, third. July 20, Marge
Hagedorn won first; Maxine
Peterson, second; Barbara Olsen,
third; Lois Roth and Pam Maekin
tied for fourth.
The Ladies Golf Club hosted a
potluck at the Oren Petersons for
their husbands and guests with
only two members unable to
attend due to prior commitments.
Darts entertained the players until
time to satisfy their palates with a
variety of cold cuts, baked beans,
salads and other items. Then the
entertainment turned to cards and
singing. A medley of the old songs
was enjoyed, mostly the old
numbers those attending sang in
school, likewise those numbers
which have been heard sung by
barbershop quartets. Leo Nault,
Oren Peterson, LOu Redman,
Lloyd Roth and Lad Mackin were
the male members harmonizing.
Mrs. David (Betty)Palumbo
entertained 22 past matrons of
the State Amaranth at a potluck
July 19 at their home on Shetland
Road. These ladies came from
many parts of the state and
thoroughly enjoyed the lake and
Betty's hospitality.
Sunday the Palumbos'
daughter and their grandchildren
entertained Dave and Betty at
dinner in Olympia, to celebrate
their forty.fifth wedding
anniversary.
The men of the golf club are
busy qualifying for the club
championship. Thirty-six holes
are necessary to qualify. One
18-hole round may be played on
two different days and must be
played with another member of
the men's golf club.
July 27, the men's golf club
go to LakeLand Village for a
return match.
Garbage plan
said success
_.s_ j F oorCovern J Wy--Ma. s ~orof
I -- *'nk --"--' I i'*'n0,a,n,,n, .~. o,~.o~ ~o. ~
I Ditching I --Tile -- Formica delighted with public response to
Bonded & Licensed I Wall Papedng.-.$igns program.the Forest's Pack-lt-Home
I Dale Fteshman 426-3073 I REX FLOOR COVERING I Prehung Pref,n:shed Garbage pickup ceased
on
! Mt. View Ph. 426-2292
non-fee campgrounds on July 1.
I Doors & Woodwork Users were asked to accept the
I Licensed & Bonded
BeauW Furniture Repair--'----'---I Free Estimates challenge of policing their own
campsite and packing their
-- Complete Hair Care * Paintings * Photo Ar~
I
-- Wigs - Wiglets - Switches * Gifts * Jewelry Boxes garbage home for disposal.
-- Merle Norman Cosmetics : C%°mmd%a~%tLu;";rur~es I Heinitz Painting Co. A check some two weeks later
-- PennyrJch Bras * Specialty Antique Restoration
I
IL~INE'S BEAUTY SALON Shelton Furniture lel~ir [ Chuck Heinitz 426-4841 garbage.revealed no accumulation of
6th & Laurel 4264582 and Art Studio Maule and other Forest
ft. t. BO___._~X 16~8 428-lose
B41uW n Gifts -'-- --" Plumbing
I Personalized Halrcuttl g I Mexican Imports, Pottery, I • New construction
I ~ OWo~ I Leather Goods, Ceramics, I • Remodeling
I Anthony Sannlcandro
I Wrought Iron
• Service
I KIEBURTZ PLUMBING
J mUTmUl S~UTV SALON I 426.aloe
I 4MI~It Kian¢l Center ! 1 t W. Cote 42a-9208 Shelton [ licensed - bonded - insured
Builder Insurance -- Rentals
I I Tired of shopping? I • Trailers
Building
Remodeling
I Let us do it for you!I • Lawn & Garden Tools
I Business-Preferred RISK?
I • Cabinets I Auto-Home-Boat-Life-Health I
• Complete Painting Equip. & more
I we locate the lowest cost. I Open every day 8:00 to S:3O
I DICK WOOD I Insurance is our only business.
I Rt. 1, Box 598 426-3657 I ARNOLD & SMITH I BARDEN'S RENTALS
[Mason Lake Drive, Grapeview I iNSURANCE AGENCY
t t 7 E. Cota 426-3317 .
Cable TV . I Landscaping ) Rental Service
I For Service Call I Landscape Design I I A,m t Anything Anywhere /
J
I • Shrubs • Rock t Waterfalls I I Bulldozers-Loaders-Pumps /
14 6-1691 I Lawn Sod or Seed I ' F°lding Banquet Tables /
I & Chairs, Hospital Beds, etc. /
I "" ..z..NDSCAPING / [ LEW RENTS /
L 426-4718 j 122,6 w 4th, Olympia, 357-7731/
Concrete - Ready-mix Concrete
-- Concrete Culverts & Blocks
-- Sand, Gravel. Brick & Stone
-- Fireplace Screens & Tools
Masonry
* Fireplaces
* Block Foundations
* Anything with Masonry
JOHN KIMMEL
Llcen~Dd. bonded and insured.
ft. 2, BOX 947 426-1512
Septic Tanks
Light cat work
Gravel
Call collect for estimate
B AND D COMPANY
482-3153 426-9205
GRAYSTONE of SHELTON
7th & Park 426-3344
Drug=
Music
Mike Gibson
OWNER
FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS IN MUSIC 426.4302
j Window Washing -]
J • Commercial /
I#1[=~ ..es,.nt,a, /
I Woko's /
I [ tlll . Window Service/
I £~j-I~' 426*9484 /
-- Helena Rubinstein
-- Cosmetics
-- Prescriptions
-- Hypo-Allergic Cosmetics
HilL'S PHARMACY
Sth & Franklin Ph, 426-3327
personnel indicated they had
some reservations about the
approach but their faith in people
is now complete. Maule said
simply, "Thanks to you folks, it's
working."
Old
Itealthy':
Natural Foods
&.
Vitam,ns
Chico San
From 100%
whole grain
brown rice.
3 :b-oz. box.
Open
Monday thru Friday
9:30 to 5:30
First & Railroad
426-5158
Charles Wright and his wife Helen
have their home. The Bairds
lived in a small cottage near the
factory. The Richardses lived in
the house now owned by the
Warren Edingers. The Richardses'
son was born in their Union
home.
Operating a broom handle
factory in a country of primarily
soft wood was not an easy
enterprise. Fir and cedar were
readily available but required
special treatment to prevent
splintering. Hardwood was a more
desirable but scarce resource.
Finished broom handles were
shipped by steamboat from Union
to various buyers around the
Northwest.
After about three years of
operation, the success of the mill
was marred by accidents.
Richards lost three ringers while
running the machinery and the
Bairds' son Frank, age 17,
drowned while swimming off
Union dock. Soon after, both
families moved to Seattle and
California. The broom handle
factory became a shingle mill in
later years and eventually burned.
Mrs. Richards enjoyed visiting
and recalling old times with
friends in Union. She has been
staying at the Elmendorf
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Williams of
Vancouver spent the weekend at
their Union home, busy at yard
work and relaxing with some
salmon trolling.
Mrs. Helen Rudy of Highland
Park was visited by her brother
Roy from Newark, Delaware and
a former resident of Potlatch.
Mrs. Rudy enjoys one of those
rare views of the Olympics and
the canal. She looks over treetops,
instead of around TV antennas,
through power lines and over
rooftops.
olln &
]Neduce if
Give Heart Fund ~
American Heart Association"~,J ~/
I
Quick Service & par~
Monday-Saturday
Rental- Lease
1St & Grove 426
-- MELL CHEV -- MELL OLDS -- MELL Cb
Whether
full of your
Uncle Phil's
collection
the basem
enough
headache.
We can
storage
in Shelton
economical
to keep all
items. Call
we'll be
you a free
Assets
121 West Railroad
426-5333
SEAFIRST CORPORA TION
PRINCIPAL SUBSIDIARY/SEATTLE-FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Consolidated Statement of Condition
Cash and Due from Banks .............. $
Time Deposits with Other Banks ............
TOTAL CASH AND DUE FROM BANKS ....
U.S. Treasury Securities ...............
Securities of U.S. Government Agencies and Corporations •
State and Municipal Securities .............
Other Securities ..................
Trading Account Securities ..............
June 30
1974
$ 484,391,887
28,967,063
$ 513,358,950
114,262,487
27,054,636
354,503,656
18,012,963
30,035,324
1975
758,680,529
35,622,125
$ 794,302,654
103,363,903
25,511,287
307,486,262
16,265,979
24,124,605
TOTAL SECURITIES ............ $ 476,752,036 S 543,869,066
Commercial Loans .............. • •
Real Estate Loans .................. 515,155,396 473,299,548
Installment and Other Loans .............. 483,866,481 425,726,658
TOTAL LOANS ...............
Funds Sold ........ ~
Premises and Equipment i i i i i i ...... i i . 86,885,599 79,408,836
Customers' Acceptance Liability ............ 90,528,973 46,795,129
Lease Financing ........... 53,374,597 23,051,965
Other Assets.. " . . . i .... 67,010,734 90,987,779
TOTAL ASSETS : i ............
Liabilities
Demand Deposits .................. $1,244,404,451 $1,072,716,439
Savings Deposits ..........
Time Deposits .... " i •. i • " " 694,739,585 627,652,491
Deposits in Foreign Offices i i i i i i ...... i i 1,321,483,782 1,011,232,180
349,111,059 424,020,372
TOTAL DEPOSITS ............. $3 6 ,738,- 7 ,482
Funds Borrowed '599 498 588 --
• ................. , , 695,140,275
Accrued Interest and Taxes .... .......... 59,716,495 30,092,581
Unearned Income
_ • ................. 61,1 56 638 43,363,796
Acceptances Outstanding ............... 90 52R'973 4R 7.qR 19.(}
Other Llaomue .................. 27,212,211 48,01 9,252
TOTAL LIABILITIES ............ ~
Reserve for Possible Loan Losses ......
Capital --
Common Stock, $5 par value per share :
12,000,000 shares authorized ;
9,000,000 shares outstanding ............ $ 45,000,000 $ 45,000,000
Surplus ...................... 75,000,000 75,000,000
Undivided Profits
• " • ................. 102,897,326 71,267,756
TOTAL CAPITAL ..............
TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVE AND CAPITAL . .
• ~,,, .- .~..A--..* JOSEPH R CURTIS JOHN W MURPHY ROBERT A. SCHMIDT
LIP I I~ I¢ I,;/U !10 Vice Chairman Preaiden't, Central Chairman, "
ROBERT M ARNOLD JO"" - Pr¢-Mix Concrete Company Olympia BrewinE Company
Semor Vice President
• nN M DAVIS .
• " " Partner" CHARLES M PIGOTT JpAreMEidSeH~ WIBORG
Davte ~Vrt at
ROBERT $. BEAUPRE " , iaht Todd Rieee & Jones Prelide ..... , ..
Chairman, ' ' PACCAR hie. unwar uorparerton
ExecutiwCommitt~ KENNE i ¢leuea
... TH ....... ~, w ~ nc=n T.A. WILSON
C. M. BERRY ~nmrman, Fisher Mille Inc. ",,;_" "_~L_~_un. ..... Chairman, The BoeinI Company
WILLIAM M. JENKINS Simp~on Reed & Co. WILLIAM P. WOODS
Chairman
RICHARD E. LANG
Chairman, Lan~ & Co.
JOHN McGREGOR
Pre, ident, McGreBor Land and
Lit~etoch Company
VOLNEY RICHMOND, JR.
Chairman,
Northern Commercial Company
C. REID ROGERS
Chairman of the Board
and President,
New Enaiand Fish Company
Chairman, Washin~n
Natural Gas Company
HOWARD S. WRIGHT
President.
Howard S. Wright Construc~ian Co.
LEIGH YOUENES
k'zecutit~ Vice Preaident
HENRY BRODERICK
Chairman,
Henry Broderieh Inc.
1001 FOURTH AVENUE/SEATTLE, WA 98124
DEPOSITS--SHELTON BRANCH.• .$23,921,071.41
EDWARD E. CARLSON
Chairman, United Air Line~, Inc.
Ken
NORTON CLAPP
Chairman,
Weyerhaeueer Company
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