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aales or "black-
long we|'¢ re-
f llarstine 1s-
ilo(in.
pl, .! L!:7 '-:dS:
s,):iL c:wl of
vcc, t Ll.2dikc
:(tint. She said
e ro}]lll rind
boat passage.
RE
Hulbert's 29-4
ago still leads
derby, another
m Harris' 2,t-4
3ehch was the
almon in the
lwood, only six
elders envious
14-8 king off
r Friday fish
gh's 2-2 black-
[arina.
ht a 4-0 black-
.h of the Ham-
mrsday. Satur-
Marvin Biehl,
Osterberg, 4-0
is Morehouse,
PORT
District: Fish-
3d in the Sat-
:hee Fails and
tpgrounds have
mapers as cool
.'d in light use.
real have been
ct, some with
r Distrivt: For-
pgrounds have
ch use during
Ld tourists are
y of xeddening
Ideberries and
inning to swee-
t report some
,'anal.
9
plicants for the
,at hunt have
tification, the
meat said Mort-
hullters were
6 names at a
t August 10 at
,use in Wcnat-
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!i,:/;i;! :i!i!i; :
i ilj : i/ ii
YOU'D SMILE •
Brewer, 12, caugl
fish of his life w
the 22-1b. King sa
ed off Tillicum
Tuesday. He is
and Mrs• Dick
South 2nd street.
PUE FOK
'S
fo'r controlled
applications is
aermit applica-
' Sepl.embcr 21.
)0 permits are
r and 4,450 for
yarded through
Free Tennis
Scheduled,
At Kneeland
Weather
tennis clinic for
held at the
Sunday.
The clinic,
in an earlier
this month, will be
p.m. to 4 p.m
tormer Tacoma
ieur, will superv
Fox now resides
employed by the
Hospital.
ovPa, tin,pants mast
", tennis balls and :
I
Dick Giles'
Wins Sunday
Someone finally
Paul Bigley's
geon races.
won the Shelton
Club's Sunday
13urg, Ore.
Forty-two birds
entered the race.
Giles' winning
: spe.ed of
ute over a dista
miles. Steve
l)ed hen copped
pigeon went
form for the minute over a
attached o the cotn-se.
available fronl eolor-Se%
Hnd fishing It- Ciles Sih, lt
lers also have Morris R pied tt
llCt WlliCll out- l-h'llllell SilvC
g'ivcs tile nulu- M,)rris 1 13 H
be issued for ,;dms,)n t SpI I-1
3:h)z'ris B CR H
5h:)rris I3 Ck yl B
B g,y p Ck LIJ4
Rles
tionals Larry won th,
l event: in record
, priming his Sound Race
nd national go- to Colorado in a
ld of the month, the "grand daddy
a Sunday. races.
;AVE AT LEAST
sI000R MORE
'ice reductions effective
md only -- August 23,
WAS
N Wagon ................
?airlane ...................... $1
2-door ........................ $
Victoria .......................
v-8 ............................... $
ix ........... : .................... $
Six ............................ $
ix ...... . ......................... $
-- HEAVY GONSTRUGTION
AND
PILE DRIVING
FOR
S. FLOATS - BULKHEADS - BRIDGES
BUILDING FOUNDATIONS
-- PITRUN GRAVEL
Underground Utilities
UIPMENT RENTALS
By Hour or Contract
LOADERS-- SHOVELS--TRENCH HOES
LOWBED -- BOOM TRUCI(S
" ROAD GRADER - COMPRESSOR - PUMPS
3-6203 426-3433
707 South First
SHELTON_---MA_ON COUNTY JOU - --,li.hed in r'Ohristmastown, U F, A "' Shelton, Washington
. tq.. . • • . , .................. Pag::,::.
Free Boahng, ,,..s harl[f _tsrte HYDROPLANES BUILT THREE RETIRE THIS ,s OUR LAST
Bla • 11, ilmllll#,|,, lilLtlliL SHOW T LL SEPTEMBER,
To Be Avallab, ,re - IN BASEMENT OF FROM DUTIES AT N"'" "'"" ""
,,'" Herds instruction in s, ,'tnd bet- Ndflk,|l Dl#Jn ¢v ,ll=|T,iUi Iti,D.= |],= 11,,llll]lUi =1 ,IU.. UA
ier boating" will be aS, kable to Illl IIOII IU| OIIILII./UII RVlllI. Ll'llllr. uUgnlII'MI!
:ill interested Mason CmQ'ty boat (:,rot nued f,'o p; ge 5) (C,>ntinu !d fFotll l)ag l)
In
Rn,,n
.,, Mason .-,, education ,,,ght lrcmmn( Im.n)v ..as down by Comp,.,y yeara prior to his
begin Sept. 20 in the Grant Angle I IdiL|V|||| V|IIIL 1 another t)oal on the first turn and military service in ror]d War L
schIJO1, v b|e\\;v a piston. He eonloietcd several extension
FRIDAY - SATURDAY ONLY
()PENS 6:45 ....... STARTS 7
FUN POR EVERYONI]
--ii-tti HiS/Tfli ! ........ i
Blackleg showed up in two eat- Tle nautical classes will be held A new system for patrolling the '
lie herds in Mason County last " " Boats which Jones has built hoM courses in addition to studying ...!
week, Dr. Douglas K. Larson, over a 12-week period on Thurs- county was started Friday, Sheriff " i
day nights from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., \\;¥illiam A. Pol.ter annommed, re.cords in EuroI)e, Australia and, electrical engineering at Holy
Africa. Cro;s university. 1-:[ ended h]s
Shelton veterinarian, said. This: with qualified instructors t'urn- The county has been divided into , long service with City Light as
is the first lime ill eight years the ished by' the U.S. Power Squad- five districts with one deputy in In 1958 he built a boat which senior supel'visor at Cushman No.
disease has been observed here. ron. Among specific subjects to charge of patrolling each district, v:ent to D, rest Germany and which 2. His wife, Viniired, joined him
He said ea.ttle owners in the be included in the 12-week cur- .... I)e.puties and the areas to which holds the European straight away it) greeting friends qt the clul). ':"
cmmty should be aware of t]ze riculum are such topics as "safety they have been assigned are record of 103 miles an hour in its
presence of the disease and that afloat", "seamanship", "small Harold Brown, Allyn: the Allyn, outboard chtss. Ed Radl.ke worked at both Cush-
• man plants dllring their construc-
boat handling", "equipment and A boat which we,,,, to .st, alia lion. oving West from obrska, :iiiiii':i;:i: :i
government regulations", "rules of holds that country's record for V, ed (as his friends know hint) :,.!!::'.'..'
the road", "aids to navigation", inboard on the straightaway o: pllr lied all education in eh:ctrical
"the mariner's conH)ass", and 122 miles an hour. stu,;y and took additional school- ........... .:!::ii{ii!:{:iiij,i:i:: '
"'charts and pih)ting". A boat which went to Johan: in K in Tacoma. In 1934, he was
notify Frank Willard by card so African record at 90 miles an Cusmnan and retires as plant
he can get an idea of the size of tour which the driver is about to supervisor at Cushman No. 1. He !!)* :il}
classes, raise to 100 miles an hoar. and iris wife, Frances, will contimm
In 1960 be built a 266 cubic inch to live at Hoodsport, as he plans
inboard named the Gunshy which to build a boat for fishing and
virus which can live dormant in
the soil for an indefinite period
ot time.
The cases in the cmmty lmve
been reported to the proper state
officials, Dr. Larson said.
there is a vaccine which will pre-
vent it.
The outbreak occurred in two
ndjoining herds in the Skokemish
Valley, resulting in the losses to
bol:h, the veterinarian said. About
240 head of cattle in the vicinity
of the oulbreak were vaccinated
last weel<.
There is no cure for the disease,
which usually strikes the younger
animals in good condition first.
There is usually no warning of the
disease until dead or dying animals
slmw up.
It is caused by a spore-form of
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T FILLER PAPER VALUE
98t}Value 300-CoumP*ck=ge Only
.,u. c,.,,, ...o,,, '47¢
Popular Heavy Canvas--3-Ring--Reg. 69c
Now Only
_ I
Lead Pencils
WiTH ERASERS
"°
Package
of 9--
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n
Binney & Smith
49c SPIRAL € CRAYOLAS
.Composition Books . BEST BUY IN TOWN--
Open Flat for easy writing--Only 3 7 6ONLyCOlors-17 I
STUDENT DESK LAMP k Total Value-$4.27
Brass finish.., adjustable Ooose neck.,, stamp t OurDISCOUNT PRICE
and paper clip holder base /
FREE WITH EVERY LAMP! F
4=in.1 BALL POINT PEN y Only []
TRUCKS .,-,"-o"' °'-"
W s ' < ' '¢ Charles Antell' andCh°'Cecolors°( Styles
d
/,4o,, . $. -----,.-,- -.,.o,:,o"
¢129'|;I"L .rK=..nn..,,'/ i ;-!)€uum0
½ -to,, ..........................
: $ ililU Hair Spray
...................... , € ,
palle| $ ", 1: Reg. 88 --__-- !, e
.......................... W"
OLET Sed. Del. $ ..[i[llF,, II. 14oz. can $
......... "? ir'*e
,-to,, .......................... $2 ,!( ., NOW 1) l-
tble cockpit Si)eedboat lmi,:,::
I)B Motor, tri|cr
-- NOW ............ Im
Ivailable Even At
IRES BY ARMSTRONO
ILlll s
I
Sanford Hastings, Mgr.
Evergreen Square
Agate, Grapeview and Harstine
Island areas.
Dick Valley, Beffair: the Belfair,
Tahuya and Dewatto areas.
Nat Stairs, •Union: The Union
area and up the Hood Canal to
Twanoh State Park, and up the
canal to the Jefferson County line
and the Lake Cushman area.
Joe Gatehell, Arcadia: Arcadia
Point, Kami!che Point and the area
south to the Thurston County line.
Wally Anderson: The Dayton,
Matlock, Lake Nahwatzel and
Lost Lake areas and the upper
Skokomish Valley.-
Potter said the move was under-
taken to give betttr coverage to
the county and to enable the dep-
uties to get better acquainted
with the residents of the area in
which they are in charge.
The deputies will overlap into
each other's areas for days off and
if the need arises, Potter said.
In addition to the five deputies
on patrol, two will continue their
duties out of the sheriff's office in
the court house, Mel Robertson,
chief deputy, who is the investi-
gator for the office, and Rocky
Morrison, as identification man
who takes photos and fingerprints,
John--L-uhm--Eh©bd
Grand ,Oorrespondenl
An honor seldom bestowed on a
man of his years was laid on the
shoulders of John Luhm. World
War II veteran, and an active fig-
ure in Mason County veterans' af-
fairs, when he was elected Grand
Correspondent at the 40 & 8 state
convention in Bellingham.
Luhm, twice Chef de Gare of
40 & 8 Voiture 135 and past com-
mander of Fred B. Wivell Amer-
ican Legion post, of Mason Coun-
ty, is the first World War II vet-
eran to hold that position. He suc-
ceeds George Hopkins of Tacoma,
who recently suffered a heart at-
tack.
Hopkins had held the office on-
ly about six months after succeed-
ing Reg Sykes of Shelton, who
had been Grand Correspondent for
many years.
Another state office was given
a Voiture 135 member when new-
ly elected Grand Chef de Gare Ray
Ptermeyer of Tacoma appointed
Bill Dickie, Journal editor, as pub-
lisher of the 40 & 8 state newspa-
per" Jig-A-Jig, which will be print-
ed in the Shelton-Mason County
Journal plant beginning in Sep-
t:ember. It has been printed at Bel-
lingham for many years.
NewStUdenis At;-
Asked To Regisler
Students attending Shelton Ele-
mentary Schools for the first time
who have not registered, should
do so this week at the Evergreen
School.
All three elementary school
offices will be open beginning
Monday, Aug. 27. Parents are ur-
ged to come in and pay the stu-
(ent fees and workbook deposits
Legal Publications
No. 3324
NOTICE OF IIEA{tlN(;
FINAl, RElq)IVi' AND
I)I,T1TION FOR I)ITitlilUTION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
Iu the Matter of tile Estate of
MILES ttOWELL,
Deceased.
Bernice Howell. Executrix ,)f lhe
above estate has filed in the Clerk's
office of said Court Iwr final tel)oft
and petititon for distribution asRlng
the Court to settle said ,'eport. dis-
tribute the. property to the persons
thereto entitled and discharge, said
Executrix. Said report and Detition
will be heard on September 28. 1962 ut
10:00 A.M. at tim Proi)ate Department
Court Room of said CoUrt.
Dated August 24 1962.
BERNICE HOWELL
Executrix
,]'AMES B. SANCHEZ
Attoruey for Estate
245 Fourth Street Building,
Bremerton. Washington
8/23-30-9/6-3t
Too Lale To.Ulassify
FOR SALE: Spacious waterfront home
well h)eated on 150' of eho{ce low-
bank property. This Ironic has 3
large bedrooms plus den. Call Vince
Hlmlie at Waterfront Realty, 426-8277
for an al)pointment to see this tanlily
honle. 8/23
REISUD to $9,950. See lhis roomy
Hlllerest home with new kitchen.
and full basement today. This home
is vacant so you c.an have inllnedlate
possession. Call Waterfront Realty.
426-8277. 8/23
FREE A P ARTI EN T - l}i":l.(il iabl ( -€o uple
for light services. Phone 426-2081.
B 8/23 tfn
b-R--ST L E 7 71s o,;;i - ,i;;wi;'r--gS"Sh "-&;ia-
dition $10.00. Phone 426-8597.
D 8/23-9/6
FOR SAL]:--Two end ab"l
lamps, 1WO wIve] and swing rockers.
one radio phonograt)h, dinette set:
with six chairs. Excellent eonditiSn.
reasonable. ].' hone 4.6-318g.
....... F 8/23-30
F(5-R S-ALE--=-'¢&.ingeb-{;i7 v-asl:r:
$20, double bed complete with mat-
tress and spring. $I0. Phone 426-8287.
P 8/23
F--0--R-gXt'E ----: ea i Hh" fi ;iw d'ffh'h-s i-3ii
lumber. Used 4-Inch fh)orlng and
Wittnseo.tting. Use.d 2x4 one e.ent per
foot. Clarence Corn(q] 5524 May St
/23-30
NEW
Prefabricated
HOMES
k(our Plans or Ours•
Double wall construction, trussed
roof, aluminum windows and pre-
stained siding installed; founda-
tion, roofing, ceiling, partitions,
doors, insuhttion.
AS LITTLE AS $1450
Write for free booklet
BUDGET HOUSING CO.
2200 Simpson Ave., Hoquiam
8/30 - 11/8
iM PAULEY,
-- 5th & CoLa
P 5th & Raih'oad
was national champion in Its first construct a dark room to further f,
year of racing, esLablished a his photograpltic interesLs.
straightaway recmd in its class
and won the high point award . Of the three, Earl Riebow began
for the most points accmnulated at Cushman the earliest, NOVelnber
in one season. ]924 as a wirenmn helper. Except
WHILE WORKING with his fa- ira' a few months at City Light's
ther in Seattle, Jones was build- La Grande powerhouse on the
ing the boats his father designed. Nisqually River, he served most
]-Ie is now designing the boats he of his 37 yeaxs and 10 months at
is but!diag, the Skokomish River projects and
He said he was exposed to boat completed his serxice as plant
racing threugh his father who has operator at Cushman No. 21 Mr,
been working with thera since Riebow graduated from Stadium
1927 and itas designed boats which High School in Tacoma and attend-
cu)'rently hold every record except ed the Columbia School ef Drafting
one in the American Power Boat in Washington D.C. Accompanied
Association inboard unlimited rec- by his wife, Maybelle, he plans to
ords. move into a mobile home and Lore'
Jones said his own personal in- the Southwestern United States.
terest developed when he altend- The party was arranged by
ed the races sponsored by the Se- Lionel Day, Cushman plant op-
attle Inboard Association and be crator, and many wives of the
went on his own budding boats employees furnished deliciously ........
in 1955. decorated cakes and cookies for COMING SEPT. 7 - 8 |
He has driven in hydroplane the ()ccason. "THE HOUSE OF WAX"
I
races, the htst time at the Tri .................................. "BLONDE BLACKMAILER",,
City Water Follies in Pasco in Journal Wanl Ads Pay "BR,DE AND THE BEAST"
3.959 and 1960. Jones said he does ONE CrOMI?IETE SHOW
not own a hydroplane of his own I _
so opportunities for racing are
limited.
"°'*'"" "" ! THE RUMORS ARE FLYING!
can. and hopes t.o attend the Lake . i
Tahoe Unlimited Regatta at Reno.
Nev., if he can get away. Two of
ti, e boats.he buill., the Tahoe Miss LET ME ANSWER ONE OF THEM
and the Tempest will 1)robably be • t • •
competing.
HIS WIFE, Bey, shares he]' h,,s- PERSONNEL
hand's interest in boats. Both are DEPARTMENT
qualified as racing offic, ials by the
American Power Boat Association, Everyone is aware that Ci-
she as a scorer and he as a ref- vii Service rules govern and
c]'ee, protect the jobs of members
"She knows about as much of the Sheriff's staff.
about boats as anyone, and is very
understanding abont the anaounL Rumors that I plan to re-
of Lime I spend in the basement place the present staff if I
working on the boats," Jones sat(1 am elected Sheriff are entire-
of his wife. ly unfounded, for I could not
The couple's three children, Re- do so even if I wanted to.
becca. 9. Debra. 7. and Ron Jr.. 5.
all seem to be developing some For example, the Civil Ser-
intere, st in boat racing ilOV, bq. vice rules are SO strict that I
aid. had to resign from the Sher-
The higgest g'rowth in hydro- iff's staff in order to cam-
paign for the office of Sher-
1)hme racing has been since 1952 o
and 1953, Jones said. The unlim- .i .E. iff.
H'Gds fir:d: stimulnted the interest The rules of Civil Service are administered by three well-known
which has spi'ead Lo the ]imiLcds
also. Mason County residentsL. A. CARLSON, OSCAR LEVIN and
There are eight limiLed classes GENE TAYLOR, who I am sure you know stand for sound and
and six limited rllnabout classes, honest government.
Jones said he had never imd
anything to do with the runabouts.
Jones said he wants to build an VOTE FOR SAM
unlimited hydrophme with a new
approach in design wilieh will use
gas turl)ine engines if he can CLARK For SHERIFF
tind a sponsor.
bcfore school begins. This will
help you avoid waiting in line. It's Time For A Change!
Watch the Aug. 30 edition of
Shelton-lVIason County Journal for
room assignments of kindergarten
and first grade children, n t I
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SHELTON MOTOR GOMPANY
233 SO. FIRST ST. SHELTON
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