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U S |Ira S S County School Merger Brings Financial Changes
SCENE ,
will bring nearly 80 Model T's to
MADE
Op SCientific
at ITT Rayonier
were announced
F. Teague, Senior
for the Chemical
Forest Products
g Subsidiary of
Telephone and
B. Creamer has
Manager of
Dr. R.
who moves to
ning and
as SCientific advisor.
has been Director
Planning and
April of this
Director
Assistant
of Research for
'. Creamer joined
0 as a Research
later served as
teal Service.
Shelton Friday on the way from
Lake Limerick back to the Tyee
where the group will be staying
while in this area.
John Temple, of the Shelton
Port District, will lead the cars
from Purdy, after they have
crossed the Tacoma Narrows
Bridge, to Lake Limerick, where
they will arrive for a noon
luncheon•
From Limerick the club will
drive to Shelton, and will park the
"T"s on 5th and Railroad where
they will be served coffee and
doughnuts•
According to Pauley, the entire
group of cars will be on display
with the owners at 3 p.m. Friday.
AUTOMATIC CAR WASH
TO OPEN SATURDAY
Bob Kimbel, announced today
that he will open the first
automatic,drive-through,
brush-type car wash in southwest
Washington, this coming Saturday.
Kimbel, who has installed the
car wash at the same location as
his Richfield station on ttillcrest,
Mitchell
Mrs. Bobble Goodwin
\\;
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Mason County commission
meeting Friday, made three
decisions on financial adjustments
relating to the merger of the
county school superintendent's
office with Intermediate School
District 113.
The commission approved a
resolution submitted by County
Superintendent William
Goodpaster providing for
transmittal of the balance in his
present budget to the treasurer of
Thurston County where the head
office of the new five-county
district is located.
A resolution was then ordered
prepared by the clerk to provide
that all capital outlay items
will operate the wash the same
ql , hours as the station•
* 4c ** **
Edward J• Eads, of 2503 South Tides
DL's CORNER
t 64th St., Tacoma, died July 22, at
Seems a little quiet around the the Swedish ttospital in Seattle.
area these days, but that is to be Born on May 5, 1907, in
expected with the amount of Olympia, Mr. Eads was 62 years
people on vacation .... old at his death.
The merchants haven't stopped lte lived in Shelton 20 years
offering people top notch prior to moving to Tacoma in
bargains however, as some of the 1968. ,He was a member of the
sales listed below prove ..... Eagles.
At MILLER'S, Manager Bud Mr. Eads is survived by two
Laudahl, has really slashed prices sons, Donald Eads, of Portland,
for the e.o.m, sale, as has shoe William Eads, of Salem, Ore.; one
manager Tim Buchholz. The daughter, Mrs. Molly Stacy, of
entire store has some terrific Tacoma; one brother, Ted Eads,
bargains, so stop in today .... of Olympia, and seven
county engineer that Pacific Rim
Engineering Corporation he hired
to study the bids on the boiler
replacement and water heater
installation and be engaged to run
a test to assure compliance with
the contract terms was approved.
The commission then set a
special meeting for August 1, at
10 a.m. to announce contract
award on bids which have been
received on the boiler and heater
work.
A. call for bids to be opened at
I1 a.m. August II on two road
projects was authorized• These
are:
Project 1: Grading and other
work on Mason Lake NW Road,
County Engineer J. C. Bridger
presented a letter in which he
denied that his department had
failed to comply with a request of
the State Auditor as charged in a
letter on road examination from
the state office• Bridger said his
office is following procedures
outlined by the state auditor's
examiner.
Hearing on a franchise
submitted by Cascade Natural Gas
Corporation was set for August
18at 11:IS a.m.
A resolution was presented to
the board for Mason County
Road Standards which is part of
the county platting ordinance,
upon which a hearing will be held
tidewater installations were
approved after no objections were
heard. These are:
Glen R. Anderson to install
floats in Pickering Passage, and
Mason County PUD No. 3 to
lay submarine power cables across
Hood Canal.
A letter from Larry Lewis of
Seattle, president of Northwest
Outboard Marathon Association,
protested that the county's fee of
$ ! 00 and $5,000 bond
requirement for lake racing is too
high. He offered to appear before
the board to discuss the issue• The
letter was read and ordered filed•
Permit for a driveway access
culvert was granted to Mrs. C.
Holmgren.
A group of citizens interested
in pollution control and
development of areas along Hood
Canal appeared asking to whom
they should apply for action on
problems• They were advised to
call the Olympia office of the
Thurston-Mason Co. Health Dept.
CITY BUILDING PERMITS
Building permits approved by
the City of Shelton during the
past week were: Pe88y Mead,
fence, $100; The Epcon Co.,
replace existing sign at
Schaub-Ellison, $200.
BOBBIEGOODWINJOINS pertaining to the superintendent 0•55 mile; at 2:30p.m. August 4.
MANN REAL ESTATE STAFF of schools be retained in the Project 2: High bank clearing, Proposals for applications to
county current expense fund• etc. on North Shore Road, 1.76 the U. S• Army Corps of
Mrs. Bobble Goodwin, a Mason The commission also directed miles. Engineers for permits for two
County native, has joined the the clerk to write Fred Tidwell,
sales staff at Mann Real Estate, chairman of the intermediate
Kurt Mann announced this week. Ni C t), FoE B ildi
Mrs. Goodwin, an experienced district, requesting that an r'e oJr r [J rgs
salesperson, is an Island Lake itemized statement of expenses
for Mason County's member of Being Filled With Exhibits
resident and the mother of four the intermediate district be
children. She has been active in
local chapters in the American present to the board each month
Cancer Society and Epsilon Sigma after which a warrant would be "Fair Weather" is the hope of have reserved either concession or
the Mason County Fair Manager educational space.
drawn and mailed to the Thurston as residents and local business Besides the above displays,
Alpha. County treasurer, men of the county are putting the there will be floral, garden,
A recommendation of the finishing touches on their exhibits hobbles, horses, livestock,
Edward Eads to be displayed at the County poultry, rabb,ts, home economics,
Dies In Seattle -_-_--__-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_--_-_-_ Fair August 15 16 17 ceramics andgrangebooths. TIME AND MONEY
The [:air Association promises Other attractions will be a
FRIDAY, AUGUST 1
Low 2:11 a.m. 4.8 ft.
High 7:35 a.m. 10.3 ft.
Low 1:59 p.m. -0.6 ft.
High 8:53 p.m. 12.8 ft
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2
Low 3:05 a.m. 3.7 ft.
High ' 8:41 a.m. 9.7 ft.
Low 2:41 p.m. 2.1 ft.
High 9:29 p.m. 12.4 ft.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 3
the best fair ever. There will be
nine buildings filled with new
exhibits this year as the Shelton
Rock and Mineral Society finishes
their new building which will be
over-flowing with displays•
The painting, arts, and crafts
department will also have a
building of their own this year as
plans are to move to the smaller
rock-hound building•
Thirty-four business groups and
educational organizations have
reserved space to display their
merchandise and fifteen clubs
display by the Washington
Correction (,enter, the traditional
Indian sahnon barbecue, Betty
Orrick and the Entertaining
Crackerjacks, pig and chicken
scrambles, teenage dance, square
dance, horseshoe contest, Stun
Boreson and NoMo, motorcyle
races, a horseshow, and many
other contests•
Men planning to enter the
horseshoe tournament are aksed
to call in their names to the
manager 426-2120 or the Fair
office, 426-1133.
We'll save your time and money when you
buy your concrete blocks and concrete driveway
culverts from us.
• Long lasting and always in stock, we deliver
right to your job when you want i(. Call us today.
GRAYSTONE of SHELTON
7th &. Park 426-3344
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Rod Olsen, owner of OLSEN grandchildren. Low 3:53 a.m. 2.9 ft. ....
FURNITURE, has some rattan Funeral services were held in High
furniture that is really s°mething the Burst°he Funeral H°me L°w 9::9;itml itlittl lam ' A t tCarolyn!=
to see. It would be absolutely Saturday at 11 a.m. with Rev. ttigh 9:59p.m. 12.0ft. I
"the thing" to have for your rec ttorace Mounts officiating. Burial MONDAY, AUGUST 4
room, as it is really comfortable followed in the Shelton Memorial Low 4 5 2 2 ft !
to sit in. Better run in and take a Park :" - ' ....
gander today ..... • " High I I :23 a.m. 8.8 ft.
Larry Knudsen, manager of Low 4:17p.m. 5.6ft. I i j
LUMBERMEN'S, now has that -------'--'-----"--"--- ttigh 10:35 p.m. 11.4 ft. " "" i!i'i.ili . / I:' l'iiii!il;i /
great Fuller Ful'Ex latex in stock Mclrriaoe license s TUESDAY, AUGUST 5 [ . I
B & R SALES, always known Low 5:53 a.m. 1.6 ft. i
for top buys, is really showing a ,--_----------_-._-._----_- High 1:05 p.m. 9.0 ft.
Low 5 29 pm 70 ft
price saving in a top quality Those applying for marriage t' :' .... i q [i ¢* i"dE I
- livingroom set. Manager Jerry . i
hgh 11 17pm 109 ft I
15. Creamer Watilo, has many, many items for licenses in Mason County during .... •
Phb in chemistry the home, from floor covering [o the past week were: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6
l'13niversity* of appliances, he has them all, and Steve Witcroft, Shelton, and Low 6'53am 1 2ft
received both his foralow, lowprice. Better run in SharleneMikkelsen, Shelt°n. High ""4i p'm" 9"6ft I ' I
" degrees from the soon .... Stanley R. Bragg, Shelton, and Low 6153 olml 81Oft: . i :.
Y of New York, Bob Wotton, ownerof BOB'S MardellaE. Worthy, Shelton. High ll'50om 103ft , .:., It i /iiii I
r eStry, at Syracuse. SHOE TREE, has some of those Franklin N. Foster, Hoquiam, - '" - ....
THURSDAY AUGUST7
Lt her of both the "Psyche-Delicious" shoes in stock and Elizabeth T. Derr, Elma. , I
and planning now for fall. Don't wait tEl then, Churl E. Matteson, Tacoma, Low 7:53 a.m. 0.8 ft. I ....... .... ' .......
lneCompany, as theyjust might be allgone, so and Regina Leale, Tacoma. High 0:OOa.m.O.0ft. , I !i / / ii /// ' I
e_nas been General better patter right on in David J. Wood, Shelton, and Low 8:23p.m. 8.4ft. i
arch since 1959. tomorrow .... Karen Day, Shelton. ttigh 3:47 p.m. 10•3 ft I
I e was Research For top quality bedding, better
e firm's [".astern run in to PENNEY'S today. * " • !
:°n Laboratory at Manager Clint Harrington has IWA To Picnic BJbJeSchooJ I !1 / / // !l // l// l
h_*ersey • slashed prices to the bare At Mason take Starts Aug. 4
,h:lrman of the minimum to give you the best !
mical S°ciety's p°ssible price' s° check °n it L°cal Uni°n 3"38 °f the Daily vacati°n Bible sch°°l will I ! ' i
n, Dr. Mitchell is soon .... International Woodworkers of be held August 4 through 15 at
:,ally recognized A savings jubilee is now going America will hold its picnic on Mr. View Alliance ChurCh,worK with E.I. loves I !!i iiiii j/'i l; ! il !:i? '. r ' :
It°rity, holding on at the MONEY SAVER store Saturday, August 2, at the Washington and JStreets. il i
.n Covering viscose and Manager Shirley Cameron has Simpson Recreation Area at Classes forages4tol2willbe ii i }i I
SUrfactants He really trimmed prices down to
e:t at its Shelton bedrock• Always a good place to Mason Lake. held'from 9 a.m. until noon• Ages •
All Local 3-38 members and 13 to 20 will have evening classes ii?
tory in 1938'as a save money, it's even better than retired members and their families from 7 to 9:30 p.m. with special
• ,,or, after several ever now
rch.- . • .... are cordially invited to attend• time for recreation and
,x, Hotpoint George Valley, The picnic dinner will be served refreshment. ::i'iiik!i,liii !ii:
"'em°urs and °wner °f EELLS & VALLEY c°mmencingat 12:30 p'm" There Games' st°rice' handcraft'and ! ' 0 i %1 ,i: 4 i I
L! e APPLIANCE CENTER, and so will be games and contests for the refreshments are scheduled every ii': i " :: :ff'L ::: : 0
;earned his B.A. will you when you find out how youngsters• day. All are, invited to attend•
I !re College of much money you can save when
• taR PhD at the you buy that refrigerator-freezer•
3:ffalo, New York. Hey ladies! Want a free gift? '
t"aUnear of both Then stop in at NEIL'S
i!.', u planning PHARMACY and find out how --== ..........
xayonier. you can buy a cosmetic and still 1
LUB Tn get a free gift ....
• TON-" That's --30- for this week, but
', o remember what Franklin said: t i 1 t
Wner of Jim "Those who would give up
,,e, °rd dealership, essential liberty to ourchase a Mrs Swivel ..... .,:.. ..... Mrse Swivel
"uY that " - 1 1 -- :. Rocker Rocker I
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Latex House Paint : [:i°"i' i
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Peial _ for a limited time only Many paints crack and peel when your I III
=, $1.95 house stretches and shrinks with ' lmlll il • I
variations in temperature. SUN-PROOF #'l mmmltJL • I
LATEX expands and contracts with the lld-'lr
1 See h°use. Tough. Long-lasting. Noprimer II1 Gallon . L S E i 0 = = L
Ik , our representative, Mr. Harry necessarv over most repaint surmces, l II i
" ., at Eells and Valley Appliance Center,
! ;t let, between 10 a.m. and noon. Get Summer Sale Price 1JB ,,,,,.., ! Co nt j
e the supply lasts. Take good care of Reg. $8.97" c,',',,; ''' i
nd of your hearing aid. Summer Sale Savings on Sun-ProoPOiI-Base 4th & Cota 426-4702
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HEARING AIDS Eacrett Lumber Co. Quality Furniture Since 1936. Free Parking. Free Delivery
106 E. 4th, Olympia Dial 357-3521
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