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20, 1965
Legal Publiea ltibns
feet choice no- NO. 89S3
:erln~ Passage. SUMMON~ BY I, UBI, IC-~tTION
--. M 8/11 tfn IN THE SUPERIOR COUR'_P OF TIfE
roo~ Anglb,~-d~ STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNT~
tge, wood-shed. M, J. WHITCHURCH and MARGA-
Sacrifice. 426-4710 SET WHITCHURCH his wife, plain-
___ P 7/22 tfn tiffs, vs.
HOME--nn Six FRANK A. DEAN and NINA L.
llquire at Ehh,n DEAN, his wife, if lh, ing, and if de-
Wallp. ceased, the unknown heirs at law o1:
--P 7/2!t 8/12 Frank A. Dean and Nina L. Dean;
)ed~nin hbmel and all other persons or parties un-
known elahnlng any right, title, estate,
near st:heel, lien or intere.st 111 the real estate
Two lots, full described ill the conlplalnt herein,
1. By own- Defendants•
F 7/29 tfn THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
TO THE SAID FRANK A. DEAN ana
Hood Canal• NINA L. DEAN Ills wife, if living, and
*ds!Jort 877- if deceased, the unknown heirs at law
S 7/15 tfn of Frank A. Dean and Nine L. Dean;
and all other persons or parties un-
known claiming any right, title, estate.
,arge living lien or interest In the real estate
ace, garagede.scribed in the complahlt herein, De-
?erms. Callfendants:
P 7/15 tfn You, aml each of you, are hereby
~-~ summoned to appehr within sixty (6tl)
days after the date of the first pub-
lication of this summons, towit, with-
in sixty (60) days after the 24th day
of June. 1965, and defend tile above
entitled action in the Superior Court
aforesaid and answer tile complaint of
tile plaintiffs and sel:ve .a copy of your
answer upon the unaermgned attorney
for the plaintiffs, at his oIllce below
~t2
stated; and, tn case ot )'our failure
so to do, judgment will be rendm'ed
against you according to tne dentands
of the conlplaint In this action whic.b
has been llled with the clerk of said
court.
Tile object of this action• in to quLet
title in plaintiffs ,tq real estate in
Mason County, Washington, described
as :
That part of the southwest qnar~
HOOD CANAL "---
Rose Point
100 ft. of beach, 324 ft. deep, in-
by cludes tidelands, older 3 bedroom
home, trees, gorgeous Canal and
Mountain view. $26,000, terms.
2 homes, 3=/'2 acres, trees, creek
and 70 ft. of frontage, also tide-
lands. Build your own trailer court.
aPpraisala roomy of 3 $36,000, terms. •
With a fam- Southmde
room, uretty
large garaoe 2 bedroomI full basement, top
ooatlon. $500 condition, p'anoramio view, land-
lUired,pay- soaped with creek $12,000 - terms.
rent.
Two bedroom, 2 baths, new con-
dition plus guest house. Great
Mountain and Canal view, spring
re too. This water, also tidelands with lots of
dPoom home oysters $20,500.
.el hardwood
trminq kttch. 4 bednoom, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces,
• rful lying dock and beach privileges. Close to
I:~rge gar- Alderbrook. $19,900 terms.
,500.
125 feet on the beach. Four bed-
room, garage, shop and marine
10NT~. railway. Beautiful setting, trees.
$35,000 in terms.
l~ke nrooer-
w= mlnht
this w~ll-
rambler.
nond hue.
h hardwood
t0ff. Sr)aCinU~
Illl value for
~f trees and Above Union. New condition 4-
his one is a bedroom,, garage, carport, shop,
50, of me- landscaped and mountain view.
rOntaae with $20,000 in terms.
the lake. J.st
:e With terms Westside
Good as new solid cedar 2 bed-
room home, 1V2 baths, 2 car gar-
age with storage. Beach, dock and
float privileges $16,500 terms.
One tod~v.
lame bed-
h~ndv kit-
,500 on
. terms,
Iota home
~s built-in
trqe 100'
tent ~res
dnht llkp
eMI ÷nd~v
Priced
ndy to
~d Olvmnla
v 3 bed.
las so~ee
devehon
s in hack
eo Call us
rtunlty.
b~droom
and it will
at heart.
located
lots of
ange and
Ived the
~11.350
In IIoodsport
A real buy, real roomy 4 room
h,ome and lot. Within walking dis-
tance of Post Office and stores.
$5,000 terms.
90 ft. panoramic view lots, $2500
low down py't.
2 bedroom home, large utility,
garage and concrete patio - top
condition. $7,750 --- $350 down, low
FHA payments.
North of Hoodsport
Two cabins at Hidden Cove, 74
ft. on the beach, includes tidelands.
$9,250.
Holiday Beach, 2 bedroom cot-
tage, 2 car garage, landscaped,
community clubhouse, dock, beach,
$14,000 terms.
Also, cleared Holiday Beach lots
$3,000 and up.
85 Ft. no bank, fine gravel
beach lot, 3 building sites, $14,-
250 terms.
2 beautiful view lots, dock, float
trailer ramp, cop~munity beach,
each $5000.
Low priced view lots with beach
access $1,400 and up.
For Lease $100 a month, 2 bed-
room and rec. room, 2 baths, full
basement, 100 ft. of fine gravel
beach. References required.
Real nice, two bedroom rental
$75, references required.
Two-bedroom furnished cottage.
Swimming, boating, 700 feet of
fine gravel community beach and
tennis court. $5150 and terms.
HOOD CANAL
REAL ESTATE
Hoodsport Union
877-5211 898-2165
i i I I
Legal Publications
NO• 8954
,~IlMMONR BY PUBI.ICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ()l~ THI,]
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
GLENN E, CORREA, Attorney-in.
Fact for ELLEN RICE WYSE, former-
ly known an Ellen Rice, Plaintiff, vs.
GEORGE Y~ICE. CHARLIE RICE.
SA,IA~Y BI.T RN~' ESTATE;i~ EMM~
RICE, doeeased, the unknown heirs
and successors in intece~d of (le.rge
I~i('e, Charlie Hie(. and ]~tmna ~i(,e, tie-
ceased; EMMA RICE 'JOtlNSON; SAM
.IOItNSON and JANE DOE JOIINS()N
his wife if living, and if deeeas(,d, the
tlllkno~,.n hch's and sucees.~ors in irl-
lerosl of l~n|lna ~{iro Johnson. Sa|ll
i i ii
i i iii i
Legal Publications.
i
ter of th(: 8Olltheasl quarter of Sec-
ti,m 36, Township 23 Nort]l, Range
2 Wont, W.M., described as fol-
lows: Beginning at a point on tile
easterly line of county road knowfi
as Mission Creek Boa'd S 21° 26' W
1,50.8 feet from its intersection with
the north line of said southwest
quarter of southeast quarter (said
point of intersection being S 87°
42' W 2599.58 feet from tile north-
east corner of Lot 1 of said Section
36): running thence S 21* 26' W
along ssid easterly line of road
107.46 feet ; thencg N 89° 58' E
292.85 feet; thence N O° 02' W 100
feet thence S 89~ 58' W253.03
feet nlore or iess to the point of
beginning. J(,hnson and Jane Do,, Johnson, his
wife: and all other persons or parties
unknown claiming any right, title, es-
against the claim of tile defendants and tats, lien nr interrst in the real re, tale
any one of them.
GLENN E. CORREA described in the e(,ml)laint herein; De-
Attorney for Plaintiffs f.ndants.
Office & Post Office Address: THE STATE OF WASHINGTON q'O
Bell Building CEORGE RICE" CHARLIE RICE.
121 South Fourth Street HALLY BURNS' ESTATE; E M M )~
Shelton, Washington 98584 RICE. deceased, the unk~nown II|.irs
6/24 7/1-8-15-22-29 6t and successors In interest" of (l('o)'ge
Rite, Chariie Rice and E)n|na Rice, de-
('|'a~(,d : EMMA HIGE JOHN~()N : SAM
NATIONAL FORES'].' TIMBER F()R JOHNSON and JANE DOE JOItNSON
SALE. OLYMPIC NATIONAL F()R- his wife, if living and if deceased, the
EST, BINGHAM 1965 No. 1 sale. loeat-unl(nown imirs end successors in te-
ed within T. 22N. R. 5W. and T. 22N., , (crest of Enmm Rice Jr,hnson, Sam
R. 6W., W.M. Public not'ice is h~feby i•h)hnson and Jane Doe Johnson, his
given that pursuant to tile provi, ions I wife: and all other persons or part es
of Section 5 of Public Law 273, 78thunknown clabning any right, title, es-
Congress (58 Star. 1/12-16 U.S.C,A. 583- late. lion tr nterest In tile real estate
583I), and the Cooperative Agreementdescribed in the complaint herein, DE-
for the Managen|ent of the Partleipat- FENDANTS:
tng Forest Properties in tile Shelton You and eat'll of yell are hereby
Cooperative Sustained Yield Unit on-sumnmned to appear wit'hln sixty (6())
tered Into by and between the Unitedclays after tl o d'lte of lhe first publl-
Staten of America and the Strops m cation of this summt,ns, to wit, wilhln
Timber Coral)any, datcd Deeeniber 12, sixty (60) days after the. 22nd day of
1946, an estimated 9,150 M board feet ,luiv, 1965, arid defend the above-entt-
[ Ued action in tlle Sup(,rior Court afore-
[ said and answer' the complaint of the
plaintiff and seres a copy of your an-
swer upon iho undersigned at Iorney
for the plaintiff, at his office beh)w
stated, and. in case of you|' faHnre no
to do. ]u(lgment will be. rendered
against :~;ou a¢~ording to the demands
of tile complaint in this action and
which has been filed with t, he clerk of
said cmn•t.
or by Grays Harbor or Mason Counties
or by any person deenled to have
reasonable interest in tile proposed
sale, or in its terms, a public hearing
will be held in the office of the Forest
Supervisor. Federal Building, ODunpta.
Washington. on the 6th day of August,
1965. at 2:00 PM, PDT. Requests for
public bearing will not be considered
unless received tn the office of the For-
eat Supervisor, Federal Building,
Olympia, Washington, on or before
July 29. 1965• Dated July 12, 1965,
Lloyd G. Glllmor, ForestSupervisor,
Olympic National Forest•
7/15-22-29-8/5 4t
CALl, FOR BIDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
sealed bids will be received by tile
Board of Commissioners of Publh~ Util-
it'," District No. 1 of Mason County,
Washington until 8:00 P.M. Monday,
August 9 19,65 at their office in Pot-
latch, Washinuton. for liability insur-
ance, the specifications for which may
be secured at the District office•
Dated thls 12th day of July, 1965,
PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT
NO, lot Mason County
HAROLD HUNTER, Secretary
7/22-29 2t
Call 426-8544 Anytime
2 BEDROOMS HILLCREST--
Close to shops• Big living room,
extra room for storage• Attach-
ed garage and new built-in
freezer-refrigerator (its a dan-
dy). $8,500, lets negotiate.
3 BEDROOM MT. VIEW --
You must see this beautiful
rambler, its like new 11~ baths
and the utility includes wash-,
er, dryer. Spacious living and
dining rooms. Circulator fire-
place, large tiled family room.
Approx. 2000 sq. ft. floor space.
All this for only $17,500. F.H.A.
$950 puts you on quiet street.
MT. VIEW CORNER LOT --
Paved St. Dream home like new.
Lovely tropic-like covered patio.
6 spacious rooms includes sep-
arate dining and living rooms.
Plus utility and 2 car garage.
Priced below F.~.A. for quick
sale• $500•00 down only $15,275.
3 BEDROOM W/BASEMENT--
living room, dining room, bright
kitchen• New oil furnace. Buy
on contract $7,500---$600 down.
4 BEDROOM, ANGLESIDE --
Well maintained 7 room home,
2 stories, large landscaped lot.
Just r!ght for the larger family.
$13,250 F.H.A. $600 'down in-
cludes closing costs.
2 BEDROOM SUBURBAN --
6 miles So. The basement is a
dandY• Furnace, drilled well.
Big double lot on 90' of Creek
front. Large living room, hard
wood floors and dining alcove.
$8,500 with $700 down.
3 BEDROOM HOME- Close
to tQwn, full basement, garage
plus I~A acres, well, owner has
reduced price for quick sale $6,-
750 - $1,500 down.
CALL ANYTIME 426-8544
The ohioct of this actlon ts to qnlet
title in I)laintiff to real e~tete,.'in Ma-
snn Countv. Wasllingtot~, desclntmd as:
The southwest quarter of the north-
west quarter of tJection 34, Township
22 North, Range 4 West• W.M., EX-
CEPTING therefrom public roads, if
ai~v.
against the claim of the defendants
and any one of them.
GLENN E. CORREA
Attornev for Plaintiff
Offlee & Post Office A~ldrcss:
Bell But,dinE
121 South Fourth Street
Shelton, Washimrton 98584
Telephone: 426-447622.29.8/5.12_19.26 6t
NA.TIONAL FOREST TIMBER leer
• qALE, OLYMPIC NATIONAL FOR-
EST, WYNOOCHEE 1964 No. 2 sale, lo-
cated within T. 22N., R. 7 and R W.,
and T. 23N.. R. 7 and 8 W., W.M,
Public notice is hereby given that pur-
suant to the provisions of Section 5 of
Public Law 2'¢3, 78th Congress (58 Stat.
182-16 U.S.C.A. 583-5881), and the Co-
operative Agreement for the Manage-
mcnt of the Perticipatlng Forest Prop-
erties in the Shelton Cooperative Sus-
tained Yield Unit entered Into by and
between the United States of America
and the Simpson'Timber Company, dat-
ed December 12. 1946, an estimated 41,-
'500 M board feet of timber nmrked or
otherwise designated for cutting, will
|lbe sold to tile Simpson Timber Com-
|1 pan).. Seattle, Washington, on August
II I6, 1965. The mintmunt acceptable bid
per M board feet is: Dougl.s-fir $24,.50,
western hemlock and other species
$9•50. western redcedar $11•20. ~Ra{~s
shown include $0.75 for slash disposal
[f requested by the State of Washing-
Ion or by Grays Harbor or Mason
SUMMONS I|Y P|'BI,ICATION
IN 'rttE SIIPERIOR COURT OF THE
S.TATF~ O1~ WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
I,~RMA MAE WRIGHT, Plaintiff
VS.
ALVIS L. WRIGHT, Defendant
Th(~,,St~te o f__Washlngton to the said
Ai~vi~ I~. WRIGHT, Defendan1:
You are hcreby summoned to appear
within sixty (60) days after the date
of' the fir.qt publication of this sumo
mona, lo wit, within sixty (60) days
after the 24th day of June, 1965, and
defend '.he above entitled action in
the above entitled court, and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff, and
serve a Copy of your answer upon
the undersigned attorney at his office
below stated; and In "case of your
failure so to do, j~ldgment Wilt be
rendered against you according to the
demands of the complaint, which has
been filed with the Clerk of said
court•
That the e.ause of action herein IS
for a divorce between the parties above
named wllerein Plaintiff Mleges cruel
treatment on the part of the defend-
ant. LENN zarCo ap&
Attorney f P in
Office & Post OffiCe Address:
Bell Building
121 Soutil Fourth Street
Shelton, Washington 98584
Telephone : 426-4~t76'
6/24 7/1-8-15-22-29 6t
SUMMONS l~gi" ~ PBIJCATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIIE
STATE OF ~YASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY ....
MONICA E. BRANSON, Plaintiff, ys.
KENNETH O. BRANSON, Defendant•
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON TO
THE SAID W'ENNETH O. BRANSON,
DEFENDANT:
You are hereby summoned to spp.ear
within sixty (60) days after the date
of the first publicat'ion of tlii~ s~Im-
mons, to-wit, within sixty (60) days
after the 22nd day of July 1965, and
defend tile above entitled action In the
above entitled court, and answer lhe
c~mplalnt of thc plaintiff, and serve a
copy of your answer upon the under-
s gficd attorney at his office below
stated: and tn ca~e of your xailure so
to do. Judgment will be rendered
:against you according tp the demand
of the complaint, whteh has been filed
with the clerk of said court.
Thai the cease of acthm herein in
for n divorce between the parties ahoye
named wherein Plaintiff allege~ cruel
trea4ment on the nnrt of the defendant.
GLENN E. CORREA
Attorney fo.r ]~lginDff
Office andPost Office ~uare~s:
Bell Building
121 South Fourth Street
Shelton, Washtn~'ton 98584
Telephone: 426-44776/22.29.8/5.12.19.26 6t
Ever'y--~e-s-~ ~it s of
his o~:n field of vision for the
limits ot the world.
• • -~Schopenhauer
If I wanted to ounish an enemy
it should be by fasteninff on htm
the trouble of constantly hating
somebody. --Hannah More
.,.__ ,._ .... dohn To Provide
Conntlcs or by any person deemed to/I ! IllrlP~i L~u'=,i411]lll I11_L~ f ,~-,I/
ha,,e a reasonable 1,,,,,,est ,n ll,e .................. Scientis| Tex!
posed sale, or in Lts terms, a pubLicll~il,,m'~=, .... I/
hearing will bc held in the office el II N..I N..,==---- II!----I ~EII----I, + - ~=-~)=-, f I/ "~re ilave known and believed
the Forest Supervisor, Federal Build- ] I ~J~[ll][ l~ll[ll[l~- rbl~| ~ . t I f~t'/~'a" I| the love that God hallt to US. God
ing. Olympia, Washington, on the 6th I| ........... ~ .......... " ~ I/
day of August, 1965, at 2:00 PM, PDT,/I -~B~I~V]=~I~ ~_.L~ ilia love;and he that dwelleth in
R.equests for public hearing will nol he [ / love dwelleth ill God, and (loll in
considered nnless received in the of-I [ him."
flee of the Forest Supervisor Fe(lPrall ........ ~ointl'" b-r the Gla"- Ha'~-^l ~nd I
Balldlng Oh'Irp a Wasll ngt~n on or ] Dlel yOU realize that our COtlnty J y > . • ym t'ou" a / This velso fl'onl i[ ,Tohn will be
before J'uly'29, 1 65. Dat/,n July lg, Its one of the "liveliest" recreation Mason County 4-H Chlbs. In ad-| included in the Chri:;tiall Scieltce
1865. LloYd G. qii!mor, F0re~t Super- I areas in our state 9Mole and dit on to these groups the Sliel-| Lesson-Sermou on "I,ove" thl~
v|sor. Olympic National Forest. ' • " on 'rl S lts i I" o
7/15-:~-29-8/5 4t/more tel rmts are flooding our t G~ ~col , W~ s nngt n State/Slmday. A mnnber of itlustratioc,~
--- ' ' /state and county each ycar.Not Grange, and various church groups|frolu {tte Bible will alao be used
NO. 8929 [all these traveiers p.a.ss swiftly also use the camp. | io sttow the nature and l)ovve).' (if
through, but seine stop and ell- Camp RoDomswokl is one of the God's }ove: . . •
joy the beauty we see 12 months three camlas maintained bv the t ~aan~inu's need to t)ear wiumss
of the year. We welcome these Seattle-King County Girl Scouts to this lo~e will be entphamzed
visitors and with our fine facili- Council It is located on 500 aci.eslin this passuge fn|nt the (}hristiau
ties do our best to accommodateof land' above Lilliw, anD 'on Hood Scielice textbook: "Siml)lY ask-
thena. Canal. - ing that we may love God will
We have in Mason County six Situated on Lost Lake is Camp never make us love Hi}n,; but t!m
state parks, several ro'a:dside Bishop which is st~onsored by the J longing to be Fetter an(t eerier, ex-
Abel' een Y ATYo: " pressed m daily xvatchftdness an(1
parks, and five established camps, d .M.C. . uth from El .... . / .
Ins Montesano McCleary, Hoq- in sttuwng to assimilate more oi
Situated in the firs, bordering a uiam, Aberdeen, and the ocean the divine character, will mould
lake, or on the salt water, these beaches come to Camp Bishop ]and fashion us anew, until we
parks and camps attract many These five camps-k-St. Albans, l awake in His likeness" [Science
visitors each season. " Lyle McLeod, Panhandle 4-H Rob- I and Health w~th Key to the
Smokey and I have been visit- b{nswold, and Bishop are all'train-I Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy,
4)
ing these areas, welcom'ing then~ ing youth. A part of this training lP. •
and asking their help in prevent- is an appreciation of the out-0f=l ~-----S-..-SS-"~,---: . ..
ing forest fires and Keeping Wash- doors and the imnortance of our I Let us nave miua tnat tagnl;
ington Green. forests T e e "- makes might arid in timt faith
. h s campers hopefully / , , , .'. '
OUR SIX STATE parks are return home with an increase l/let us to the eno, Gate to oo ore'
Schafer, Twanoh, Beifair, Potlatch, awareness of the forest and the / duty, as we understand it.
Lake Cushntan, and Gerald's Cove. obligation to preserve it. Upon]~---------=------- ................... =-----~=-
Schafer Park is located in the ex- these youth is placed a great re-II _ _ - - el 9 45 a m
treme southwest cornel" of the sponsibility. The young tree de-l| uunu.ay ~cno .: .......... ._ :^~ . ,
county on the ~atsop river. It is pends upon today's youth to pre-|1 ~orn!ng worsnlp .... z]:uu a.m.
one of the most beautiftfl, yet pro- setwe aud protect it. /| A. Y. F ..................... 6:00 p.m.
bably least known of the state Alex C. Motes, Pastor
The Department of Natural Re- [I MT Vll=tM
parks. Twanoh, Belfair, ,and Pot-SOtlt'ces again" reports three fn'es[[" " Washington ........ and J Sts
latch parks are located on the /I r c t
/I "° '
shores of Hood Canal and are well forthe past week. -- - Evening Service .... 7:00 p.m.
. . A ~tre causes try a passing ~rain "" ""
established camping rotes. Lake _ - ~ - , .... Prayer Hour (Wed.) 7:30 p.m.
• , ournen z acre on Jonn s l-'ralrle
Cushman park ts our newest state- . ^^'... _ ~.
park and is not yet completed. The Ju.~y z~.. uaturaay, a~ternoon ~ar: Alliance Church
• ~ .+._; ..... ,a^_ ~ .... ~ ola lau, a £ocal logger, reportea
sixth, .~ pu.r~, w~ ~etuum ttu~l" u~,~. a fit'e eas'c of one ...... ~acsop r~lver.
is our marine state park at Gel __ ; ....... ,
.-, ........... Toe cause wa,s atLl'iDnEeu EO care-
ale s ,dove on rlarstlne islanQ All l - - - " - " "
• " ess oerry pmKel's ana requlrecl
of these parks offer picmc facil- a r
'ties -est rooms cam,qn~ --~ pump truck crewapproximate- I Foursquare Chu eh I
swimming KS(hens a,'e"a~tlabie lytwo, hot!rs to suppress. --. tl 91o East Dearborn |
_. ,, ..... ~. __. ~._,._~__ A are ~iinuay on t~oose t,aKell I
ut ,wan,,,, anu oc,m~er. ~near the Mason County Fair I .. d~ Schoo" 9 45 a--1
Hundreds of children each sum- : ~ro,t,,d= ),-~"~'s + ...... ++~,,Ho,, II ~un y ! ........ : , .m. I
mer from our own county and ~ ge'w"fi,~,~"~az,r'~ "moto"~"~'ike~' I Morning Worship 11.:00 a.ra. |
.... "" "'+ '+ "+-- "+' Y' C e •
neighboring areas come to Mason 1 acr .... as burned r,muirin+ thr+e [I C. . s & aa ts ...... 6.00 p.m. I
e or t v n ~ '" " ~'~ ~ Evening Servme 7 00 p m
County to spend a we k ~ o e - i~ours to exttnquish. This is th9/I ...... .... =---- _:^_ • " I
joying programs offered by ear-second fire caused by motor bikes II m!e }.wee.) 7:uu p.m. ]
runs youth ca ps Lawts u wysong, pastor
m , tlllssummer. Motorcycle and ttpn'll .... " ' + I
Tacoma Girl Scouts flock to the da ~ans please be more careful' 3/11 t n
s~hores of Lake Devereaux~to spend Help Keep Mason County' Green II /11 tfn I
a funLfi/led two weeks' at Camp ........
St. Albans. This camp in its 30th: ..... S" " "-=D;= " R' H
year is sttuated in 465 acres of '~'. JL]IAV! ~ J~["[~UU!J~AL UHU U
timber a few miles outside of Bel- Fo~t'th ~ Cedar Shelton Washington
fair• The Rev. Clarence A. L,ody, Priest
OFFICE PHONE 426-6642
EVENINGS: PHONE 426-3530
WALTER GEORGE - ASSOCIATE BROKEg
,PHONE 426-3530
(1) 100 ft. of choice waterfront on Hammersley Inlet, with tide-
lands. $7,590..00. Close to Town. Easy terms•
(2) 300 ft. of waterfront with tidelands. Large 3 bedroom home,
good family orchard. 10 acres of park-like grounds. An ex-
Cellent family home.
(3) 5 lots on lake, close in. Choice building sites --- each lot is
approximately 10ft x 300'. Good road. $65.00 per ft. Easy
terms.
(4) 400 ft. of choice Hood Canal property with tidelands on
South Shore. $65.00 per foot. Terms.
(5) 430 ft. with tidelands on Pickering Passage. No bank. $65.00
per foot. T~rms.
(8) Farms and acreage in Mason, Grays Harbor and Jefferson
counties.
~(7) 495 ft. on Hood Canal with 140 acres. Excellent view, good
subdivision property. $69,500.00. Deed release can be ar-
ranged.
(8) 150 ft. waterfront with tidelands. Large 6 room home.
South Shore Hood Canal. Unobstructed view of Olympic
Mountains. Terms.
OWNER SAYS MAKE AN OFFER
80 acres of forest land with some timber and Christmas trees.
GOOD INVESTIVflgNT!
Andrew Hulder 426-6784
Bob Barnett 426-4929
John Devereux 426-8544---
(days only)
226 N. 1st St. SHELTON
"MOUNTAIN VlEW'S BEST BUY"
Three bedroom rambler with fireplace, hardwood floors, car-
port and economical oil heat. This modestly priced home is
close to schools and shopping area• Priced to sell at $12,250.
A CLEAN O~.DER HOME
There are many fine features in this mod¢,atly priced 1%
story home. Two bedrooms up and one down. Clean electric
heat. Large uUlity room in a~tached garage. Lots of room for
children to play on nearly ~ acre. Also has large heated shop.
$10,900.
ARE YOUR RENT SLIPS SHOWING
If so, we now have a very competent builder, who will build
you a quality 3 bedroom home with full basement, bath and half,
built-in kitchen--all for $13,500.00, nothing down with a long-
term F.H.A. loan.
THREE BEDROOM WATERFRONT HOME
I~ RTLY FINISHED
120 x 406, with tidelands. 'I~wo miles from town. Fireplace.
Excellent spring. Some material included. YOU CAN FINISH
AND SAVE. Owner wants Quick Sale--MAKE AN OFFER..
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A .~ BUSINESS PROPERTY
L ~orner tract on busy streets -- 60 x 220 -- additional front-
In An Exclusively Residenlial Area age available. $15,000.00.
p~JILO!Nq ~OTS
2 10ts centrally '16cated,' suitable for home or c]uplexes.
a0art. PRICED TO SELL! CALL TODAY.
1 bed. Available in July -- Unfurnished One Bedroom
Pa. e and Apt. $80.00 mo. --- 2 Bedroom Apt. $90.00 mo. _ TOTTEN SHORES '
~eSlde Io-
Death forces sale of nearly compldted waterfront laome --
RANGE, REFRIGERATOR, HEAT, HOT concrete foundaticaL fireplace, drilled well. Priced at $12,000,
WATER & CITY SERVICES included in rent- or make offer.
el. Carports available at $5.00 me. "Your Satisfaction Is Our Objective"
A 0LE A~ENCY
HERB ANGLE __ DICK ANGLE
Real state & Insur j tce
401 Railroad Avenue Phone 426-8272
Evenings Ph,one 426-4134 or 426-6188
OLYMPIC AVE.- APT. 4--426.6593
or See Your Real Eslale Aged
Camp Lyle McLeod is operated
by the Olympic Peninsula Girl
i Scouts from B~'emerton and is lo-
= cated on the Tahuya Peninsula in
the northeastern end of Mason
Coimty on Lake Bennetson.
Pan'handle 4-H Camp is evened
The Mason County Labor Gonn-
oil this week- issuccl a siatement
concerning labor's part in the anti-
poverty program• The statement
was signed by Labor Council Pres-
ident Darrell Sparks.
"The Labor Advisory Council of
the Office of Economic Opportun-
ity has reported to dee Fir. Sar-
gent Shriver that 150 labor union
representatives are participating
in 130 anti-poverty projects in 25
states.
"Advisory Council Chairman Da-
vid Sullivan and :Miles C. Stanley,
assistant to AFL-CIO Pres• George
Meany, told Shriver that state and
local central bodies and other un-
ion groups have acted on Meany's
request for all-out involvement in
the drive on poverty but that more
can be done.
"Labor, said Sullivan, "will have
to find w~tys to get more people
and more i~gt|v|tigs invo]N~l In th.e
over-all poverty program."
"Sulivan. president of the Build-
ing Serviee Employes, is one of
the 11 union representatives
named to the council by Shriver
last De~. 23. He was elected chair-
man at the council's first meeting
Jan. 29. Stanley was named by
Meany Apr. 1 to help stimulate
labor involvement in the anti-pov-
erty program•
"Snlllvan and Stanley rela ed
that, aS Meany had testified be-
fore the House Anti-Poverty snb-
7:30 a.m. Holy Communion, St. David's
Divine Worship -- 9 a.m. St. Andrews House on Hood Canal
ll:00 a.m. -- Divine Worship, St. David's
The Church is a~lways open for meditation and prayer
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North 4th and Pine Streets
REV. HORACE H. MOUNTS, MINISTER
8:30 and 11:00 a.m. Worship Services
9:45 a.m. Church School for all ages - 6:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship
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Rev. E. C. Knautz, Pasbor 5th & Cots
SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 19,65
9:3R A,M.--Sunday Schopl.
11:00 A.M.--
"WHEN THINGS GO WRONG"
6:30 P.M.--Youth Groups.
7:30 P.M.--"GOD'S PRE-WRITTEN
H ISTORY" -- (Prophetic Mes=age)
WEDNESDAY ,-~ ~;30 P.M.--Bibla Study, Fallow=hip & prayer.
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SHELTON ASSEMBLY OF GOD
130 East Pine Street' Mason Younghmd, pastor
Sunday School--For The Fam!ly .................................... 9:45 A.M.
Morning Worship ................................................................ 11:00 A.M.
Christ's Ambassadgrs (Youth) ........................................ 6:00 P.M.
Evening EYapgelis~ie ... ...................... , ................................ 7:00 P.M.
Wednesday - Bible Study & Prayer ................................ 7:00 P.M.
committee, labor intends to sup- , ...........
port "with all our vigor" the Ad-
ministration's plans to expand and ll ~ ~~I~|~T ~I~II~IMITI~T I
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I'IKN~' INI
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im rove the program designed' tormo!
P" ll o ci ho " --...v~--v--~ t
help the 85 mi i n tizens w tI a0~ Alder~ {it., Shelton. W'aah. ' I
• . @t,~ I el* I$,~) I~nelton, WaSh +
live in poverty, and the 15 million I a.~. I
..... s'itution ,I ~1~tnday Scll0Ol II:09 a.m. '-- Chat :h 11 a.m. [
on,,t_ne edges ~:e~isory. ~row" II ~~g~'"~':m. I
y oug., s : -- 11 Readin~adlng room hours 2 to' I
ana through ltS represencauun on, I ~ ~v~45 tn 7:45. - '
p m M at t wect evening 6 45 to 7 45
tbe over-all National Advisory I! ~ p~eniag6;45 to %'45. [
Oomlllitte.e, labor has been heavily l ,,, , , ................ , , , : ..... "
involved tn the relief of poverty l ......
since the dee program's incep-
tion.
"In Addition, Sifllivan declared,
AFL-CIO staff members imple-
nlented labor's involvement in ac-
ti0n programs at meetings with
more than 1,500 central body offi-
cers at 12 conferences in major
U.S. cities.
"Shriver told the unlon advisers
that labor's interest and support
1!oi~ the drive against poverty is
"absolutely essential" to its suc-
cess.
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Legal Publications
No. 856~
NOTICE OF HEAItlNG FINAL
ACCOUNTING AND PETITION
FOR DISTItlnUTION
IN TtIE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of ED-
WARDpAUL LAMBERT, Deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given that IRENE
EUGENIE GOE~RS, Exccutrlk, "has
filed her final ~tdeounting and pctlthm
for distribution with the above court,
asking the court to settle said account,
distribute the property to the person
e'ntltled thereto and discharge the Ex-
ectitPlx. Sqid rept)rt will be heard be-
fore the above court at the Courthouse,
~h Shelt'on, Washingtoh ~i~ l~'Iday the
8rd day of Sept•, 1965 at 9:80 a.m.,' and
any person having ~bjections thereto
must present them at said time and
place•
DATED .lul:v 16. 1965,
LA,UI~A M. WAGENER,
Cterk of Mason Oounty
Clerk of said Court
WM. R. GARLAND
Attorm~y f.r Estate
Offie~ and Post Office Address
209 Dletz Building
Brcmortou, Washington !)8310
7/'~-29~/5
7th and Franklin
Family Worship Service: 8:30 a.m.
Classes: BEnday School & Adult 9:30 a.m.
2rid Worlhlp Servlc~ 11:00 a.m.
~hrlstlan Wet=hip, Education, Fellowship, Service
C~rl J. Carlqen, Pa~t0r Phone 426-8611
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MT. OLIVE LUT RAN CHURC !
• ' MISSOURI SYNOD
Olympic Hwy. So. Cascade, The Rev. Gerald Herman, Pastor
Suzlday Sehpo! ................ ,..., ................................................... 9:45 a,m,
Adult Bible Cla.~ ................................................................ 9:45 a.rn.
Morning Worship .............................. 7"~ ........ 8:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.
" FIRST CHRISTIAN. CHURCH I
Arcadia and Lake B0u!evard
' Charles O. Wigton
Bible School ..... 9:45 a.m. Youth Meetinge 5:30 p.m
Worship ............. 1!;00. ~.gl, Family Service 6:80 p,m
Wednesday -- Bible Stuay and Prayer --:7:30 p.m.
C~tRl Cqre S~rv~ce Available at 11:00 Service
N0 THSIDE BAPTisT c"uRcH
East E St. Seventh-Day Adventist School Building
Small Enough
SjJnday School ............ 9:45 a.m. To Need You, Big
Worship ........................ 11:00..a.m. Enough To Serve Y,ou
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