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, August 30, 1962
B ROTTER and
ASSOCIATES
R°tteh Broker Walter George, Associate Broker
Phone 426-6642 Evenings -- Phone 426-3530
'WATERFRONT"" WITH TIDELANDS 293 ft• to
County
Kc
,:0ad. Excellent building lots. Power end water to the
0 t. FUll price $3,900.00•
TH TIDELANDS. Good building site. Full price
....
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AIRY HAY
West Coast --
Call Collect Ev.
€ Grain Co.
tsville, Wash.
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td
5 yl'N., (xperlPllce
}iC(+ + of hotlFS. Ap-
Jerbrook InlL
8/23-30
Illl)[Oylliellt , excel-
tdttions, apply in
¢ Inn. 8/23-30
ltcr work, will do
airs, or additions.
C 8/23-30
lild into n|y home.
ne 426-4617.
D 8/23 tfn
kNTED -- Loving
dren in my home.
:ried, removed.
geon Service. 42{i-
2/13 tfn ] ATTRACTIVE I
/ 1 •OOI)I holtle
3dd jobs! If you] range and ova
fixed call Henry] electric ileal,
2/12 tfn ] block of pr(
fling and re-tooth- ] tel. 5_p:!}. -
wanteed. Ted Bar-
e, phone 426-2433. ] FOUR BEDY
3/8 tfn { deaux s¢
cappable tires. OK
tt. View. 1/10 tfn FOR SALE
:;-agid iidy-Cont: room. too(
y lady. $100 per
7rite Route 1. Box and barn,
sh. B 8/30 9/6 tured, dril
.......................... town on
'ati(,ns. nly home. at 426-6735.
426-8058.
T 8/30 tfn TWO BEDROOI
p
FT. WATERFRONT LOTS ON HOOD CANAL.
Classified each.
ate :l; ....
15 words or le.ll@ BUILDI LAND LA
._.+tlm: NG SITES ON IS KE.
charge) $1.00
$1•60 two in00e%7:00i00 L * * * *
three inserti°n-cll: 'ca 0TS ON SPENCER LAKE. $6,000.00 each.
insez lions 25¢ e , ,t ::::
Card o or" : " "
er nnoti3es 5 0 tTI00M HOME, close to shopping center. Nothing down,
+ .... • +v Yments like rent.
inch.
"Not Rotter & Associates
$1.50 per
All
must be
taken over REAL ESTATE
be paid
month. An Unlon TW 8-2429
EXCELLENT BUYS
VERY FINEST HOMES . . .
Northcliff residence gets our vote for an
Well-pla top-quality home for those wanting
interior and exterior throughout attest to extra
owners. We know you'll like each one of the 3
the pretty baths, the unique den, the very
room, and the exquisite dining room. Separate
for the hobbyist, spacious ample room for your
aCed yard which bespeaks a "green thumb". We
this fine home. Like to see it?
GOING TO GET AN "IDEAL" FAMILY HOME
ow that this spacious 4 bedroom, den, and f'u'l[
With so many, many fine features, and located
Two car from all stores, schools, chtu'ches, and work,
NTED Will care
LYto home.school. Daytime.Call 426-: 426-2030.large y . for most any family. And it's selling for only
C 8/16 tfa CKEIR(IC' look a long time to beat this one!
, llollle' ' " " "
:trio scrubber. 426- electric.. acer] :E TO SAVE ON A FINE HOME PURCHASE
V 8/16 tfn sn,,i). "" ,,,s, =" .e o .Y new and very attraeive 3 bedroom home has just
+ who H+t+t?
bh 1( include fireplaces in family-dining room
inY "
TED , MUST SEL:" OVen master bedroom has private bath, buiIt-in
trniture immediaL(ly. eupt, kaho, beautiful birch cabinets throughout, covered
• + e"+ J'lt,e d its, and situated on a spacious lot, nicely landscaped
1 /, lotS.
r Consign on _ ,.ilk: :' s
.J219 ..... - a buy at $17,500'
JRNITURE ON-E -ACRl---on an '-, ..... EYIRE ,, ' "
.... 00ii00ilni
-.
nmarJ+ed. Call 426 .............. + ' ET THIS TREMENDOUS BARGAIN?
R 8/30 MUsT-SACRIFIfC l 0nc ,
crest home, "..ae, f 0e * ,- awhile someone wants to "cash out" in a hurry
:elet: il('ev. Within ishcd, large g a st0#. V. One gets
• al'ound Jr. Iti+4h
to school and bkr. tll:'=,eOmneth a "steal". This is it! We have a 4 bed-
:iOWlII OW,I. Chat'INs *fl
Will sell at rc- or €' ,w, ft- " .... furnished even with TV, automatic washer
hearl.,'.arp('nh!r's,+nlal,h l,at etc. : .' il +" .!! ii aEbCle K-andrange' etc., and it's all going for onlYwe mean hurry!
6-.105,t. 813() 9/27 -:;+.
y. + siii/ir,: ,,:,,'t: ! .... :
id(+ trimY 126+3t;03. " ' .en . THIS ONE CLOSELY! . . .
Y /3o 2-bedroom and den home with a
' evi g'lassis w l beautiful Olympic mountains. You'll like the
+s. Phone 426-8029. bath and 4l'2t0'--Ilf :kl)rce the glass-doored fireplace, the 2 baths, sunny
K 8/30 heat, call , and the private patio• Best of all, you'll like the
5 j,, ......... ++pr=t?/;
neous TWO -+EDRO°+IffeO + Of only $95007 And, you're in for only $450+
suburban
• August 23, I will urban ho,ae, ' 0U LIKE A FINE GRADE A DAIRY FARM? ...
l',,,, any bins c,,n- Phone. 426-41"1 >-r0es being sold completely stocked and equipped. All
other than ,,,yselr. "i:iE-E-AtRES,, .l+++qUipment just in and take
8/23 9/6 pump and w' uand band stock included -- move
sidered. 426 - :+;,-.' -" Y arm has excellent milking parlor, electric
,portunities HOUSES =-T '$r$ta3Mess steel milk tanks, etc. A cute 3 bedroom
room, $4200. 'm :d wlth fireplace, all on 80 acres fenced and with pretty
Near :DaytOn• +-:+,?,mtng throu
..... . completes the picture. $42,500.
)I=TUN1TYfor sale due+-- weltto 'OR SALE "u: Fl'O/ : gh property
.,,iuir,, l)+d,,,o,,, ROY
8/9-tfn Two miles f,,ol,) $i'j-..: + A. DUNN
restock t 6"6363 R E A LTO R
• 126 Railroad Ave.
Fox 'l'erri(!l' i)up-
• tll),'t!2/ist('red. AI-
IPOX Tt'l'l'i(w stud
H(I. f," 8/30 tfn
: i'iding iiiii:i;.-i:iilt.
lllcnt. Ph<)n(+ +126-
S 8/2',t 9/13
tl'SOl)al fanlJly USe
:. ages acc(:!ptable
cars. ('Alll or, wz'ite
O. Rowe. 2(1303
)
helton. I hone .126-
.......... R S/L-a0
llld one well broke
Ill* Also, tWO driv-
d eonditlo)L .l:Ioyd
43. 8-16 tfn
• Call 426-8920.
B 8/16 tfn
frisley Labrador
ach, 426-8579.
J 8/9 tCn
four kiti(qls. Two
two short haired.
K 8/23 tfn
;W
fieated
IES
. or Ours.
truction, trussed
'indows and pre-
Lstalled ; founda-
iling, partitions,
'. AS $1450
+ee booklet
)USING CO.
ve., Hoquiam
8/30 - 11/8
BUY
:ZER
• frozen food
1.00
t or Upright
e of this sale
; DOWN
)ayment plan.
IS
3208.
IEAL
View
plastered+
large util
ill patio.
FOR SALE
and soljle
]]OtlSt Jl)
well. G,'a!C
Call
t
tot in Pol
60" x
W,'ite or
S.E. ]:
254-5865.
f,'ont apl)r
F,'ank Lus
toll
or torn
ry Landis
about 1
2
buildings,
will sell
tOl'lllS.
Arcadia
:NEW
location.
l)aneJled
2nd and
FoR
lots. Ino
phone
Try A
I
Z00-gal.,
Drain tl'l,
SHAkieR
ltolz
,6-8201
8/9 - 30 4t
i
kDIA POINT WATNR
"ARKADA PARK"
Jts, all utilities, private dock.
te 426-42a2 days -- 426-6530
Write P, O. Box 37, sieltOa A I
3 bedro(nn
Panoramic
tidelands,
SOlYle
2 slid3 b edr°Off
Ca,ai
Itood & IriSh##:
Hoodsport
TR 7-5211
Preferred Properties
by
Waterfront Realty
Ave.
A VIEW?
With one of the
Three
kitchen,
room. Only
:)MPAc T
large living
kitchen, fiarn-
L
into these
on Mt. View
down pay-
cost. F.H.A.
A HOME?
best buys
located
Only $4,500. Call
VN PAYMENT
s knotty pine
,=: ' 1! rge kitchen
at
r.|:i'x • , nice yard
.,, 10 ,_ arge 3 bedroom
¢ffY, fo res, located about
/:'ll Od Well garage,
¢ff! It ,ith possibilities
).: +s'000 with some
t:) PRICE
OWner has just
ce of this roomy
$9,950. You
remodeled
and
other lea-
now,
Phone 426-8277
DO IT YOURSELF
See this spacious 3 bedroom
full basement on one acre. Just
minutes from town: Priced *at
$16,250 and you can complete
some of the work and have a
dandy home at a reduced price.
@
HOW ABOUT THIS?
Four bedroom Hillcrest home
with large garage. Close to
school. Owner will consider
lease option. Priced at $8,000.
$60•00 per month.
O
25 ACRES
Located just minutes from
both Shelton nd Olympia• Here
is a very comfortable 2 bedroom
hbme with large double garage
and an excellent water supply.
Just $12,000 with easy contract
terms.
CHOICE WATERFRONT
HOME
Here is your opportunity to
purchase a large family home
on 150' of excellent waterfront.
This home has all the features
you could want. Three extra
large bedrooms, den, spacious
living room, and a beautiful
kitchen. Priced at $23,000.
PRICED TO SELL
Three bedrooms. Fenced yard,
Large living room, kitchen and
utility room. Located on Angle-
side. Only $7,500, with small
down payment. Will consider
your offer. •
ATTENTION • • .
WOULD-BE FARMERS!
32, acres of good land. 3
bedroom home with stone fire-
place, large living room etc.
Priced to sell at just $12,000.
Evenings Call --
-- Vern Dronen -- Marden Stroud
426-4318 426-4000
Si:iLTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNA L -- Published in UOhrtmastown, U.8.A.," Shelton, Wash|ngton ...................................
North Mason Schools To Open
Wednesday With Short First Day
By Carolyn Freelin
BELFAIR + - Sighs--of sorrow
for the kiddies, and of relief for
many mothers--will greet the ar-
iival of Sept. 5 and the beginning
of another school year. North Ma-
son elementary pupils will attend
\\;Vednesday from 9 tuttil 11:15 a.nt.
while the first high school day
will begin at 8 a.m. and last nn-
til noon. Thursday, Sept. 6, will
south shore. I(orte,, who will
teach :junior high math and sci-
ence, will live at Cheerio h)dge
on the North Shore wiLh his wife
and children. Other teachers at
North Mason are Bill Hawkins,
counselor and history; Keith
Lamb, EnKlish and h:mguages;
Donald Gangness, science and
chenlistry; I)ouglas Corliss, (tint-
rict music director and insli'ue-
Fire Damages Pete Roberts Home At Dayton Last Week
be the first full day of school and
hot hmch service will begin then.
Kindergarten will start Sept. 10.
New aL Belfair elemenLary
school this year is Miss Ingrid Er-
ben, who will teach sixth grade.
Miss Erben taught here for some
time as a substitute teacher last
spring'. She will live with Mrs.
Erma Roessel.
Returning to Belfair's staff are
By MMml i/Add
DAYTON Friends of Fred ,7.
Fhillips wi+l be saddened l.o hear
of his pasdng We(tnes(lay. Our
heartfelt sympaLhies are extended
to his fantily.
The upsLairs of the Pale RoberLs
home was badly damaged by fire
Wednesday of last week when
.,ome white gasoline ignited while
Bill was working oll a model. In
ait.enlpting to put it out, ihe gas
was spl'ead and the whole roonl
v:as almost immcdiately in flame.
The prompt arrival of Lhe forestry
tot'; Herman Nelson, comnmrcial fire t]'nck helped to keep the dam-
c.ubjects; Mrs. Latlra Allen, Eng- ..................................................
Mrs. Phyllis Miller, kindergarten;
Mrs. Margaret Pasche and Mrs.
Beatrice Pruski, first grade; Mrs.
Mary Salmonson and Mrs. Marvel
Cleveland, second grade; Mrs. Car-
ole Bensen and Mrs. Cora Kelly,
third grade; Mrs. Avis Whitby
and Mr. William Vetters, fourth
grade; Mrs. Verna Marsh and Mrs.
E. Jayne Howard, fifth grade; and
Mr. Arthur Guidi. sixth grade.
M:rs. Nellie Castleman will serve
as instructor for the handicapped.
District Superintendeut Robert
K. Johnsen will have as his ad-
ministrative assistant Richard
Burrell, who will act as principal
of the elementary school. Mr. Bur-
rell, another newcomer to Belfair,
will live with his wife June and
five children at their new Lynch
Cove home. Mrs. Erma Roessel
will continue as secretary at BeN
fair•
BEGINNING THEIR first year
at North Mason Junior-Senior
high school are two new instruc-
tors, Miss Judy Bathers and Do-
nel Corte. Miss Bathers, a recent
graduate of Western Washington
State College, will teach senior
!ish and hi:tory; Mrs. Ina Dagnie,
k ome economics; Mrs. Emily Spoo-
net, librarian and French; Mrs.
Gay Terreil, Englisb; Chtrence
Hedstrom, physical education and
asketball coach; Gerald Bering-
er, industrial arts and football
coach; and Miss Mary Ann Gor-
don, girls' physical education and
junior high .nutth.
Floyd Robbins is principal at
the high school and Mrs. Alice
Harris serves as seeretary.
COOKING TO SERVE' both
schools are Mrs. Alice McDonald
and Mrs. Mary Riedle, assisted by
Mrs. Phyllis Cooper. Custodians
are Guy Williams, elementary;
Len Rose, high scitool; and Chas.
Holm and Earl Anderson, night
custodians. Bus drivers are Rob-
art: Anderson, south shore; Don-
aid Anderson, Grapeview; Earl
Anderson, Victor (this run will
be serviced by the sciool's newly
purchased International bus ) ;
Mrs. Viveen Cokelet, Old Belfair
Highway; Ervin Furchert, Mis-
sion-Tig'er Lakes; Charles Beck,
North Shore; and Irvin Matlock,
Mission Creek.
Instiamtors will go "back to
school" a day earlier than stud-
:ants for a worl(shop session Sept.
4. More of the required five work-
shop days ",,,,ill be ttsed next spring
it' prevent plans continue. North
Mason educators hope to make an
individually-financed vacation tour
. . .
i to Mexico for an educational ex-
bigh math. She will live on the change of ideas.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
HOOD CANAL LIVING
3 lovely bedrooms, htrge living room with corner ireplace,
compact kitchen, deck all around front of house• Big" picture
windows with excellent view, 55 feet of waterfront, large deck
overlooking water, dock -- All this for $9750•
COUNTRY LIVING AT THE VERY BEST
4 Bedroom Rambler, only 4 miles from town, masve fire-
place, new automatic wood furnace, located on 2 acres. This is
a must for the family that would like to be out in the country.
Only $15,900.
WHY PAY RENT?
1 Bedroom, living room, shower, compact kitchen with break-
fast nook, utility room, ,separate garage. Located on Angleside
for $3500.
LOCATED ON 5 ACRES
This 4 room home is nestled on 5 acres, 1 bedrooln, toolshed,
'oil circulating heater, priced l:o sell for $4950.
COUNTRY GENTLEMA:N IIGHT IN TOWN
3 Bedrooms, sunny kitchen, separate ntility room, cement
foundation, 3 extra lots filled 'with fruit trees, berries, grapes,
garden, flowers• All this located right in town and priced to sell
for $10,500.
DOWNTOWN LOCATION
Close to schools, churches, shopping, center. Large living
room with picture window, dining room, large kitchen, utility
porch. One bedroom down, sewing room or nursery, 4 bedrooms
upstairs. $10,500.
B3 FEET OF WATERFRONT
2 Bedroom home, full basement. Located on Hood Canal.
Also has 2 room cabin for guests. AH this for $18,500.
MT. VIEW BEAUTY
This home is nearly new. 90 x 140 loL -- 2 large bedrooms
and room for 2 more, king-size recreation room, built-in refriger-
ator and range, double garage. Ready to move in as it has had
excellent care. For $15,500.
COME IN AND ASK US ABOUT OUR BUILDING LOTS --
CHRISTMAS TREE LAND -- WATERFRONT -- ACREAGE
ANGLE AGENOLy
Real Estate -- Insurance
HERB -- Phone 426-8272 -- DICK
TWO YOUNG local men, Fred
:Mills and .lezTy Judson, were ser-
iously injured in an accident last
Saturday ++light. Mills' car left Lhe
road near Coulter Creek and
;trt]ck a Lree. The pair, who were
rushed by antbulanee 1;o Harrison
Memorial hospital in Bremerton,
ago to a. IP, irLin+utnL Roe t,'ranl¢lin
also was quickly (here. The
Hol)crts family wishes to thank
everyone for their help during the
tire and the many otl'ers of help
! f t t!'wa I'd.
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Adams
molored to Taconla Sun(lay Lo the
l:olue of ,lr. and l'S. Di('k Kelly,
a daughter, and en.j(lyed Lhe day
with t.he rest of Lhe (dfihh'un, Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Tibbits and children
and Mr. aud :Mi'S. Glen Rickards
and fantily of Citohalis, Mr. and
Mrs. Lestcr Adams and children
ot Tacom:t and Mr. and Mrs.
l,'rancis Troup and fanlily of
Seattle at a f:tmily reunion,
THI,] J. W. RAYSONS have as
a guest for this week, Mrs. Mary
13uletLe, Centralia, who is Mrs.
Hayson's sister. Sunday, another
sister, Mrs. Mabel Sntith, McMinn-
Ville, Ore. visited to help Mrs.
Rayson eeh:'brate her birthday.
Mrs. Walter Chappell and chil-
dren accompanied by Mrs. Ron
Moore and children made a com-
bined bnsiness and pleasure trip
to Brady Friday. They visited in
Satsop with Mrs. Verl York, in
Ehna at the Harry Mattews home
where Mrs. Al Chappell grid daugh-
ter were houseguests, in Cloqual-
lure with Mrs. Albert LeGault Jr.
Mrs. Albert LeGault Sr. Mrs. C.
L. Andernon and Mrs. ArLhnr
Hliboki.
Jane Williams is spending this
week at Millersylvania PaI'k Bible
Cantp.
Stmday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. James Hickon were Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Heminger and son.
GERALDINE NEEDHAM, Kent,
spent the weekend with her par-
ants, Mr. and Mrs. Gerahl Need-
ham.
Wednesday luncheon guests in
the A. E. Lentke home were Mrs.
Dave Chilson and daughter, and
Mrs. Cecil McLain and children,
Kent, Mrs. Robert Leml(e, Pam
and Janet lrom Lake Nahwatzel
and Mr. and Mrs. Cilarles Loitz,
Shelton.
The Pete Roberts' family and
Bill Roberts family of Island Lake
attended the wedding of his cousin,
Charles Sonmters, in Seattle Sun-
(lay Aug. 19+ Accompanying them
was Mrs. Nena Roberts, Shelton.
After the wedding, they attended
the World's Fair.
A. C. and J. J. LcGault of Clo-
quallunl are spending sonic time
this week \\;vith Mr. and Mrs.
\\;Uniter Cimppell while Sheri Chap-
pall is staying several days in the
LeGault ironic. Carrie Chappcll
spent Friday overnight with the
Albert LeGaults.
Sunday drop-in callers in the
lmme of Mr. an(l Mrs. ,fames
Hickson were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Evevist and children of Shelton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Tibbits and
chihh+en. Shelton, were Saturday
overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Dell Adams.
MRS. I'ETE Roberls recently
:,l)cnt a night with hcr sister in
lenton, Mv.. Ted Monson and one
v,'ith anoLher sister. Mrs. Johu
Gates. lirkland.
Mrs. Fred Phillips iv houseguest
ol Mr. and Mrs James Hickson.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Roherts and
sons wcre Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Roberts of
Island Lake.
were reported in fair condition at
this writing. Mills sustained hea.(
and chest injuries, while Judson
received head injuries and both
legs were broken,
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Grubb and
family spent the early part of last
week here with the Raymond Me-
deiroses of the north shore. A
potluck dinner Monday evening,
Aug. 20, honored the visiting fam-
ily and bronght 43 people together
to welcome the visitors. Thc
Grubl)s, who were Sonth 'Shore
residents while Grubb taught sci-
ence and physical education at
North Mason, now live in Filhnore,
Calif., where they are moving in-
to a new home. While in the Pacif-
ic Northwest thcy visited the
World's Fair and relatives m Se-
attle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Weeks en-
tertained guests last week in their
home nero' Vietor. The visitors
were the Rev. William S. T. Grey
and family. Their home is in Den-
ver, Colo., where Dr. Grey is a pro-
fessor 0f philosophy at Denver
University.
More than 50 members of the
Bremerton Sons of Norway lodge
gathered at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Blomlie for a smor-
gasbord-style pothlek dinner Sat-
urday evening, Aug. 25. The ga-
lhering celebrated the lodge's 27th
anniversary and honored charter
menlbers of the group.
A LUNCHEON Aug. 25 feted
birthday guest-of-honor Mrs. Rex
Crossen. Tile party was given by
Mrs. Jamcs Huffman in the Huff-
nan's Little Mission Creek home.
Aitending were Mrs. G. G. Shack-
leford, Mrs. C. W. Henningsen,
Mrs. "William Hunt, Mrs. R. W.
Cady, Jr., Mrs. William Wing and
Mrs. 1;'rank "Wing of Mihvaul(ee,
Wis.
Recent guests at the Slan Free-
lin home have been Mr. and Mrs.
Herman J. Myhre of Tacoma,
Patti Myhre, Lake "Vcnatchee, and
Mr. " and Mrs. Richard Myhre+,
Washington, D.C. Shortly after
fhoir weal(arid viMt Captain Dexto-
Flint and ton Stevc arrived fronl
Oakland, Calif. for a week's stay.
Westport" has been ;+£ Ibpular
place with Belfairites this month.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Matz caught
trheir limits fishing from a clar-
ter boat there last weekend. Ear-
lier last week Owen Calloway,
G]enn Schatz. and Ed Berberet
broughL in their limits. An Ang.
13 trip brought in 33 salnmn for
o party includinK Ca]loway,
Schatz, B+'rberet. Bill DeMiero.
Williarn Landram and son Bil]y,
V'ranl,: DeMiero. Floyd Robbins,
Glen Milhw and son Gary, Mr. Mil-
ler, Dick Saxton and son. Herman
ur00?s Harbor
College Sets
Nelson, Eeker Swanson, Bill Cady, g, [ t, "e 's'ra" on
and Donaht Cady.
LOOKING FOR A "GOO'D BUY"? Check this immaculate 2
BR home. Compact step saving kitchen, bright dining area, cozy
living room with new heat-saving fireplace. Situated on two lots
with plenty of room for garden and children to romp. No close
neighbors. Won't last long for price of $6,600.
',REALTORS DREAM" Homes of this caliber very seldom come
up for sale. Built like the "Rock of Gibraltor"--This 2 BR home
has hardwood floors, fully plastered, tiled drainboards, stove, re-
frigerator; matched washer and dryer drapes and rugs stay. The
fenced yard is manicured to perfection and has a barbecue pit
and several fruit trees. All within easy walkmg distance of stores.
Look and you'll buy--S9,000.
LOVELY 2 BEDROOM This immaculate home centrally located
on Mt. View. L-shaped kitchen and dining room, gracious sunken
living room with fireplace• Large covered patio on shady side of
house. Ideal for lazy summer-time living, attached 2:car garage,
all set on fenced lot and one-half completely landscaped to per-
fection• Priced below appraisal at $15,000 or completely furnished
for $18,000, 10 percent down, easy terms.
Estate
• DOWNTOWN, WALK TO
CHURCH and SNOPS. Attractive
2-bedroom home. Hardwood floors.
Well insulated. Electric heat. At-
tached shop area will make large
3rd bedroom. $6,000.
• 4 BEDROOM HOME ON DOU-
BLE LOT. Southwest edge of
town• King-size living room with
fireplace. Pleasant kitchen, utility.
Big garage and shop, paved. Gard-
en, tree studded. All for $8,500.
• ANGLESIDE, 4 BEDROOMS.
Family dining and living rooms.
Full daylight basement• Economy
furnace. Pay the owner $850 and
assume the existing insured mort-
gage of $8,700, payable at $75 per
month. Includes taxes, insurance,
principle and interest.
• 3 FINE BEDROOMS, N.W.
MT. VIEW. Spacious living room.
Inviting family dining room. All
hardwood floors• Attached garage,
utility area. Well fenced. You
It is necessary for all sttldents
attending Grays Harbor College
this school year to have s social
security number. John Killian. col-
lege RegistFar ` has announced.
This is ancw reqtlirement of the
Slate Board of Education and.ap-
1.qies to all full-time, part-time,
day or evening students. Social se-
curity numbe.s will be issued by
local social security offices for
vt.udents who do not ah'eady have
number.
All entering students are also
required to take the Washington
Pre-College Differential Guidance
Battery Examina ion. The test will
be given at the college Sept. 6,
9 a.m., for those who have not
previously taken the test.
I+'reshnlen sLu(lenLs whose last
names begin with A through lff
will register Sept. 12; those whose
names begin with I through Q
will register Sept. 13; the R
i.hrough Z group will register
Sept. 10. The hom•s of registation
each day are from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Any stndent who pla.ns to regis-
tar should have on file with the
college his application for admis-
sion and :ill records of credits
earned from other colleges prior
to date of registration. Applica-
tion forms can be obtained from
h)cal high schools or from the
College.
DON'T TRY TO FIGHT bugs
5 BEDROOM COUNTRY HOME Located on 33 sprawling would expect to pay more than and fungusin your gardenwithout
acres, only minutes from town. This home has a dining room, the $11,500 price, the agricultural bulletin "HOME
lfi .baths, basement and. 2 car garage. 1deal for the large faro- • 3 BEDROOM BEAUTY, WES- GARDENS". It's'for you free from
ziy znerestea in raisin horses or beef An 18 carat value --- TERN DESIGN. Well located in your Extension Service.
$12,500. ' Mt. View. Expansive panelled liv. - ................
SUBURBAN 140 Acres 3 BR home spring and creek on prop- ing room; Lovely dining room with
arty, some timber. Large 19 stall barn. 13 acres cleared. An glass patio doors. Log-size "Island" stjF/20/eF sta,
fireplace, Polished oak flooring.
excellent buy at $19,100. Terms. en d atd Modern kitchen. Almost new and II .. " ' 1
2 BR HOME ON MT VIEW Close to school, large f+ ce Y . ready to move in for $13,900. $1,- Rr DAIEISTALk'STI4F 1
and 15 x 30 living room witl fireplace. Outdoor fireplace. Rea- 700 down and assume 5¼ % FHA [,'[' I I REbT 01WEEgENp.S. I
sonab y priced at $7,500. Terms, $525 down and $65 per month. Loan. "[,P,
ASK US ABOUT: , i
"WHY PAY RENT WHEN YOU CAN BUY ANY ONE Waterfront Properties oo,v
THESE TWO LIKE RENT?" Large Farms and Acreage
.. 321 South First Street
EVENINGS CALL
JOHN DEVEREUX
"HOME-FINDER" AT 426-8544
Small Farms and Suburbans
2 BR HOUSE, dining room, 6 rooms in all, fireplace, garage,
$6,500, $60 per month until down payment of $500 is paid. M "+ "00y±00NN 42-600S'92ANY00ME"ERI00AL I0000TAT
2 BR HOUSE, 5 rooms in all, nice location, $5,000. $50 per month
until $500 is paid.
LaBISSONIERE AGENCY
REAL ESTATE --INSuRANCE
119 So. 4th -- Phone 426-4666
Evenings Call
Sylvia Carey, Ph. 426-3132 A1 LaBissoniere, Ph. 426-8649
Vivian Ninemire, Ph. 426-8806 Harry (Bob) Wiles, Ph. 426-8926
Darlene Bell, Shelton, was Tues-
clay guest of Jo Hickson.
Mrs. Nena Roberts, Shelton, en-
tertained at a birthday dinner on
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SaLllrday evening in honor of son
Bill, Present were his family, Mr.
and Mrs Gary Hall and children
of Ellensburg and Mr. and Mrs.
[Pete Roberts and soils.
I Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Dassing
i and children of Oakhmd were
bouseguesLs of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Aldrich for a couple of days. Thc.Y
enjoyed a (lay at Eagle Creel(
digging clams and piel(ing tlp
(.3,stars.
Thursday overnight guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Halbert were
Ler cousins, Miss Daisey Little mid
Mrs. Ella Park, Ashland, Ky. and
her sister, and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Johnson and Janet,
Westport.
The Hans Land family spent
the weekmd in Yakinm with their
6aughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Boding.
Thursday of last week, Mr. and'
Mrs. A. O. Schuffenhauer accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Anton
Charlson motored around the Loop
and enjoyed going to Hurrican
Ridge.
Vearl Bennett, Pasco, is visit-
ing this week with his sister, Mrs.
Alma Baker.
Spending four days last week
in tile Doyle Howard home were
his sister and family, Mr. and
Mrs. William Stidd, Jack and Jill
ol Ketehikan, Alaska.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Brown and
children were Sunday dinner i
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Selvidge, Kamilche.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Bloomfield,
Kamilche, were Friday evening
callers in the Pete Bloontfield
kome.
The Engene Evers family pic-
nicked Stmday at the Swinging
Bridge Park and visited the Ed
Evers.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Dyson en-
joyed Sunday at the Seattle World
Fair.
Last Satnrday Mr. and Mrs. A.
O. Schuffenhauer spent the night
in Tacoma with Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Teitzel and Sunday motored to
Mt. Rainier.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ruddell and
family spent Thursday to Satur-
day in Yakima with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ponath and
wez'e there to help Mrs. PonaLh
celebrate her birthday.
Sunday evening callers in thc
borne of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bloom-
field werc Mr. and Mrs. Verne
Schtlft'enhauer.
Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. A. O.
Schuffenhater motored to Roy
and called (m Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Jesehke and on Mr. and Mrs. A1-
Safety Council
Urges Care On
Lah0r Day Trips
Boating. swimming and fishing
trips will take thousands of Wa-
sltington fanlilies lo the great ottt:-
of-doors for the last big' week-
end of the munntez', Labor Day.
For sonle, the fun wilt turn t0
tragedy ltnloss conllll(,I1 sen, i;ie, a.rld
the rules of safety are jstrictly
(A)served.
The Washington State Safety
Council says that drowning atd
water accidents will probably head
the list of non-lraffic holiday mis,
haps. The council points out that
drowning ranks third as an acci-
dental killer ill Washingtm, lead
only by highway fatalities and
deaths due to falls.
The record shows 152 person
drowned in Washington last year,
81+ while swhnnling in publicar0as ,
54 in b(,ating mishaps, and the
tenlainder in honle or work acci-
dents.
A high percelttage of the drown°
ings each year are not of swim-
nters, but of persons who faltin-
.to the water from boatsl 'piers,
bridges, etc., fully clothed. Swim-
mers and waders lake II.nl<les-
sary risks when they go into..'the
nngatarded or nnpatroled aremG' or
lakes, rivers or salt water beaql}ts,
The Safety Council listed these
tips to prevcnt water accilents
during the Lhl)or Day wedkend
Learn and toll0w the "llles
of the Road" for boating'.i '
Supervise children playing ii;+ (ir
neat water.
Swim attd boat only wit h com-
panions, never alone.
Shouht the boat: swamp or over-
turn, stay with it. Wait for help
or push and paddle it: £oward
shot'e. :
GET THE LATEST U. S)De-
partment of Agriculture bfll'ethts
for your canning and'freezing ref-
erence shelf. These are at your Ex-
tension off lee in the basentent Of
thc Post Office, Shell.on.
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MT. VIEW
ALLIANCE CHURCH
Washington and J Sts.
Sunday School ............ 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship'.... 11:00 a.l.
A. Y. F ......................... 6.00 p.m.
Evening Service ........ 7:00 p.m.
Prayer Hour (Wed.) 7:30 p.m.
Eugene Breid, Pastor
bert Brezicha .in McKenna.
VISIT THE FRIENDLY I
SHELTON ASSEMBLY OF GOD -
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130 East Pine Street MASON YOUNGLUND, Pastor
SUNDAY SCHOO" ........--.........--.....+.--..++.._....--.+.+--....+..-- 9A..----'--
MORNING WORSHIP ................................................ 11:00 A.M.
CHRIST'S AMBASSADORS ........................................ 6:00 P.M.
EVANGELISTIC SERVICE ........................................ 7:00 P.M.
ST. DAVID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Fourth and Cedar, Shelton, Washington
The Rev. Clarence A. Lody, Priest
7:30 A.M. -- Holy Communion
9:00 A.M. Divine Worship, St. Andrew's House,
Hood Canal.
11:00 A M. -- Divine Worship
The Church is always open for meditation and prayer
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FOURSQUARE CHURCH
910 E. Dearborn REV. LEWIS W.YSONG, Pastor
Sunday School -- 9:45 a.m, Young People's Mtg. 6 p.m.
Morning Worship--ll a.m. Evangelistic Service 7 p.m.
Wednesday Night--Bible Study and Prayer Meeting--7 p.m.
"The Church Where Everyone Is Someone"
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FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
7th znd Franklin Street
8:15 Early Morning Worship Service
9:30 Sunday School and Adult Bible Cla
11:00 Morning Worship Service
CARL J.'CRLSEN, Pastor
Affiliated: Lutheran Free Church -- National Lutheran Council
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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH [
Arcadia and Lake Boulevard
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BINs School ........ 9:45 a.m. Youth Meetinge 5:30 p.m.
Worship ............ 11:00 a.m. Family Service 6:30 .m.
Wednesday -- Bible Study and Prayer -- 7:30 p.m.
Child Care Service Available at 11:00 Service
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THE METHODIST OHUROH
North 4th and Pine Btreets
ROBERT R. RINGS, Minister
Church School, 9:30 am, Morning Worshlp 8:30 and 11:00 a.m.
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FIRST OHUROH OF OHRIST, SOIENTIST
$0 Alder St., Shelton. Wash,'
Bunday School 9:30 .m, Clmrch 11 a.m.
Wednesday evening testimony meetings 8 p.m.
Reading room locatedin church.. Reading room houri to
4 p.m, Mort. & v'ri. wea i evening 6:45 to 7:45.
FIRST BAPISTT CHURCH
5th and Cola Rev. E, C. Knautz, pastor
Rev. Alfred Sandoval, Chrlstian Education Director
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1962--
9:30 a.m. Sunday School.
8:30 & 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship.
"Nothing Left Out,'
6:30 p.m. Youth Groups.
7:30 p.m. Evening Service.
"God to the Rescue in Power"