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September 3, 1964     Shelton Mason County Journal
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19 4 f;I- .LTON--MA ON O(3UIqYV .TOURNAL--Pu})li,qhed in t Oh, rL£ima.£town., U.S.A.", , helton, ton PACE 13 • ! ::: :i¸ :./:i: :? ra . le-First National Bank makes well over one hundred thousand loans to i:;i 'dual non-business customers every year..Is there room for you in this ii! i:i .Ong9 Your chances are very good All you really need is a reason All we need ili, the rea " " , " " ssurance ou can and will a us back _ Y P Y . Next txme you need some cash , raighten things out, come see us about it. ...... Branch / Seattle-First National Bank Lawrence A, Clarlsor)~ Mgr., 4:25 Franklin Street / Mrs. John Aaro will be hostess at the next pinochle party Sept. 11. The nublic is invited to these affairs and newcomers urged to come and gel acquainted, MEMBERS OF CANAL Court of the Order of Amaranth held a potluck hmcheon and work party at the Holiday Beach clubhouse Monday. They "are busy preparing for the bazaar they plan for early winter. Mr. and Mrs. Sig Anderaon went to Centralia Friday last week to tile home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Germeam They were joined by Sig's cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Erickson of South San Frandlsco: and all went out to dinner. ~The A.ndersons with the Germeaus had visited at the Erickson home last Febmmry when they were on a California trip together Four days~ of beach life in the Marysville cabin of a Seattle daub..ghter; Mrs. Kathryn Germeau, was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. John Aaro from Thursday last week un- til Monday. With son, Johnnie, for company was Calvin Gustafson of Hoodsport. On Sunday Mrs. Aaro'a three daughters, Mrs. Ge~aeau, and her h.usband, Mrs. Helen Bloomquist and Mrs. Joyce McNally, all of Seattle, spent the day with them in a pleasant reunion. From near- by Mission Beach they had another visitor, Mrs. Margaret Littell, daughter of an early Canal home- steader, a Mr. Papst. Papst was once owner of a large area of prop- erty in the Hamma Hamma and Eldon vicinity. When Mrs. Littell heard that the Aaro faznily was there, she hastened to pay them a visit and talk about old Canal days with John, a pioneer of this area, "MRS. N. J. SCEVA returned from a trip to the San Juan-Is- lands and Victorial B. C. Thurs- day night. She accompanied Mrs. Albert M. Witte of Seattle, sister of Mrs. Paul Gerkensmeyer. They spent Tuesday night on Orcas Is- land, in a resort hotel at Rosario. That afternoon they had driven to a Mt. Constitution viewpoint after the weather had cleared to afford a good view. 'Wednesday nightxthey spent in Vi~torta, B.C., where they visited the Butchart Gardens and other attractions. They found the gardens especially beautiful at this time of tile year. They ferried to Port Angeles and drove down the Canal on their re- turn trip, and Mrs. Witte went back to Seattle Thursday night, IV[r. and Mrs. Gomer Davis of Portland, Ore., were weekend guests of the ]elm Robinsons in their Lilliwaup Creek cabin. Dr. and Mrs. Mack Knutsen, son-in-law and daughter of the Jack Cattos, came from Tacoma with their ch'~ldren to spend a couple of days with them: Friday night Mrs. Knutsen's approaching birthday was celebrated with a birthday cake deesert,:to whicli nearby reIative s were invited. Mr. and ~¢[rs. Emmett CmTiger and small son of Grandvicw came Thursday evening to visit their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Will- ii}ii!i}ii your home than with natural gas. Actually, it sells it- self.., it ' s that good' Natural gas heat is clean ...no more soiled drapes, woodwork and walls. Itls quiet; no on and off noises because gas burners have no moving parts; no pumps are necessary. It is safe... you won't have to shorten curtains or push furniture away from exposed heating units. It is efficient and dependable; it banishes bulk storage problems. This superior fuel is abundant and COSTS LESS. ~W don't YOUuse the modern fuel that has every desirable quality? Furnace conversions are simple and inexpensive. Let us prove to you how eas- ily, and at very small cost, you may have the BETTER fuel that heats more American homes than any other. We have the facts and figures. They're yours, without obligation. IA MONTH, added to OUR ALL-GAS RATE brings savings that your regular gas really count: No matter what fuels bill, October you presently use, an all-gas combi- through May~ can nation will put a slzable sum back pa~~' for converting your in your savings account each year. he atin~ system to nat- In the bargain you'll have a finer ural gas. Ask for full heating system, superlative cooking details, how to qualify, and most dependable ho~ water. SHELTON CORPORATION • 122 S. THIRD ST. 426,8433