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....... '!Dtember 13, 1.962 SHELTON--MASON CO JOURNAL -- Published in "Chrttmatown, U.S.A.," Shelton, Washington Page 17
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e e-': .... • • • I , • I • (l,ll. I III],ICNT were Mrs.
Thursday, Septemo. Farewell Party Held For Vmtlne: Pioneer Area Man Gets Troehy in Trail Ride At Tenlno I '++ + '++'+'++
A 'GOOD BU.Y:'? C]}eck..this immaculate 2 ky, Cathy, and Janie fronl Olym-
;olq)act step s wing l{itcnen, m'ignt dining area, cozy w v . . | ....... ia; Mr "and Mrs..lobn Corm ant
_"'"" ,'":" ,+., +,,/, ,,,o+. ,,,u+o o,, two ,o,. C0uole From Ireland Wednesday ,,. +. T+, -. :,,o ,,,+. ,,,,+o +, he,,., ,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,., + ,+ ,,,,, ,,,',n ,,.,, ,,,,,+
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ll' Wen;t" ), Y of roomIist follono.g udenfor nric(andofChildren$6 600 to IOITlp. No close, - : PIONEER., .-= Last' Satmd. y and lm(I .... rt bbed so d;c n't finish. .... the Nu lter llld M:olIv Taylr. x ,e : nd M ':s ]iltd' i:o"N(ll- ,:' } ,-'tilt] '[tV t;._
Fun(lay -¢¢ere two glorions days rema.ining 20 miles St ida3 a all fled to rl((. t *VeSt(l'l-i 1)las - Mls L([m C ill ld iodoer lill
_ ' K .............. for the State 60 mile Chanlpion- D(ug Bishop and Jlldy //ledrick (u'e St ndnv at the Zone Champ- "' •. " : ' . I -,J ', {'c
[T lIr t"Ule 'S De s Mrs Jim . . • ' ..... alld I (t'allnt; [1' till( Mis ..... c__
0RS DR ,, • " er ver el om come By [ t y • .y al yette, SlSlel :" ... eh[ Trad Rde at the AI Loran' were amen lbP Shelton rot ws mnshi show held 'tt lh( l' wt , ,
I EAM Homes of ths cahb . y s d . ., . . • .. P t, ' " g ......... .' P r : " . ...... ' eek and I)(,n und I. ntty.
r le Ruilt like the "Rock of Gibraltor"--This 2 BR home SKOKOMISH -- _After. t!le La)¢e and ,am]ly,. then on.to we- Ranch at Tenmo Ed Carney Is- Dorothy Hogben and Ch ck Chur- tan'gr(unds beg n n o' at 12 30 TI ,, r ), • ,m ' " beiw
.... , " • ' , " ' ¢ . , ' . ' , . "- ...... e .( ,l.\\;'vll. ]e I [. s o
. 00d floors ftlly )lsteled tiled dainboards stove re- Wednesday evening Bmm s}uoy, natcnee wnele [ney ws]tea all land Lake remdent and past pres- chill we 'e the two j dges ([ tim pnl Sat 'day at th, furgot nds ..... ,. ;., ,,, ...... HI.,, ........ , ,,.a,,
i,matched washe, and dlve, drones and rua's sLav The a going away pm[y was nero m mare sise] als. vnz '. ,znm dent of tile Bell Riders won a rd. Dorothy md he]' well kmwn lbe Zone will sponsor ] all hn- ,:,,,] hi i,,..,,, ..... * .... kn,w
! }r.d iS manicured to nerfection and has a barbecue pit honm of M. and Ms; Alfred Be}}, ,-nd husband, and later treeing m beautiful trophy for fu'st place m Arab Stalhon "Sejanus" have n(1- mr show and points earned will i, ....... i,vot,c .... iu 1 .......
"*ralfr • " • -" , • o • • arents of Rev wauace ell, lne tofleo at .milensourg .. .... . , . .......... . . ...e ,,: ...... .......... ., ........... _
h, mt trees All wtlnn eas walkmt,' dmtance of stores P .... the heavy weight dlWsmn x ltt-i a den ln,tny l'lllles dnd l On SO m,Lny count tow; t c the Cha Ullmnsh p vh,,t rh;, , no ,, ,;,uhm ,., mo,,n
Y0Ull buy--- $9,000.
_,1'i InCOUNTRY H?ME Locat, ed on 33 sprawling
...... utes from ton. This home has a dining room,
IIil• " " ' 'pasement and 2 car garage. Ideal for the large fam-
/IIIIIlII"r 'i SOd in raising horses'or beef. An 18 carat value --
..,a ,, ], 140Acres. 3BRhome, spring and creek on prop-
el "\\;'"Itmber Large 19 stall barn 13 acres cleared An
1 i ]-' )b" HoLlY or , I] a ' -" .....
,=6- gat , $19,100. Terms.
, V S/J6 tfn I I ----'(- .....
rIME II' Classiiined : 2'UItE " "
...... IlI column" ' .... II, U, , dining room, 6 rooms in all, fireplace, garage,
, f tha" er
a'l'ru III Card o ..... ,l.l month until down payment of $50(} is pazd.
Person III er notices la . :,'II'k$L
,_-. _ ,_ Ill $1.00 or $2.00 w .IE, 5 rooms in all, nice location, $5 O00. $50 per month
,--,vv art IiI inch. lllle" :Paid.
'iew I I I "Not Resl..,ii ,,".li,:'. --
6-8926
NO.
)pointment
E GUEST i
H PAID
R RIDE
Stables
Phone 898-2428
9/13 - 20
ii
Istate
E -- Very rcason-
2_:. ...... _w_90_:.
[I(H'• Conlt)act two
hollle. Collll)lctely
h(:at largc (!loq-
l)orch, aLLot led
t, own(t/' will car-
,126-.1870 evenings.
.......... # ?03__u_,}
--- Thl'Ct) bedroonl,
d fh,ors, fircphict'.
Ile(l garage, fenced
Mt. View S(!IIOOI
rcfferson• 426-4652.
......... i 9!l._gn
t : 20 acrcS, six"
spring watcl' and
!S of pasttlrc land.
Call 426-8397.
........ M: 9113 tn}
.GN -- TlIqc. bed-
school. Built-in
.ttractive fireplau(
-car garagc, half
Phone 426-8682 al-
L 8/23 tfn
:on. 1 bedroom all
}'ireplace. garage,
es. 110 ft. gravel
berries, wooded
imns, 426-8769.
A 8/9 tfn
WO bo.droonl llonle
blocks from towl;
sonablc. Call 426-,
7/19 tfn
,c and bulkhcacL
. $3500. $1000 dO.
').6-6867 evenings.
B 5t2-t tfn
lrooln hollle. Fanl-
It-in broiler, wall-
range, dishwasher,
Pllone 426-8078.
7/'19 tfn
ceased. .i,¢i'
';lll0*' '; F
a°;';,, lovely 3
°r. ,,,, built-in
.-0i ,th private
,u'af.t;0°ln and]
!th % ,rnparable
Pu;Ii¢'i'0:L A C E F,
that thi
¢0st any f
.,., a ife
ts, church
.m0re about
OF ou,
lllfortable
. of
lld :
lyre.
two-bedroom Hlll-
lshed or unfurn-
e, corner lot, close
ores, ust Inovs.
u'gains. Phone 426-
evenings.
........... "-._ .>2!k t. tn
iroela, livlngroom,
'apes. Small down
d or not. Phone
............ c . s f'.,_. t',
;e bedroom house,
fireplace, electric
0 weekdays after
IS 4112 tfn
-lf-/i: ---K/r- h- fs-fiKd
tee bedroom sub-
)r sale el. lease.
S 715 tfn
room hotlee, new
$2500. Terms con-
............... O_./,_.K.
room $3200. Five-
down, $50 per me.
[837. B 5/25 tfn
acres. Good three
odd out buildings.
lelton. Phone 426-
W 8/16 tfn
:res with peat bog
660' read frontage.
)f repair. Drilled
rea, lasy ter|lls,
ttarbor 857-2287.
S 8/30 9/13
,ET, 100 ft. water-
ft. deep. lnqulre
c 2. Box SOS, hel-
L 8/30 tfn
house to be moved
one d26-3098. Hen-
!ferson, L 7/19 tfn
s,red sonic berries
3urn and other out
tools, furniture
1 price $9,000 some
1. Rt. 3 Box 394,
Hton, Wash.
........... ?!J:::V:7
;cellcnt downtown
h'oonm, 2 baths,
,m. R. It. Ieeenan,
.......... K_6/a _t!.
lex 84x2g with 10
Stewart street or
N 7/23 tfn
&,-'i',riick- &" :i|.y
:01. J3 9/6 tfn
; (8i:]i/i K I bi:-i 2o '.E
/.V IIl('llt., ;t0 ])(!r
:w,'sl, taxc.% L.l,l).
-v,,nings, ,126-,1266
T 9/6 Ira
...... Close t.o llih
mnL with fllrnat'c,
I'JCe, , [q, :)U0. EIIy
;7(}1) CVCIlJlIgS,
T 9/6 tfn
Notice is hereb
dersigned have offering a comfortable 2-bedroom home in a good
lmve qualified a YOU Can own with no money down and only rent to
tale of Israel r'u r "
ceased: Ili'at all Pa possible.g°°d class home and won't last long! See this
against said de!C
qU red to sel'vel n
on said. Cecil S NCES, SHADED SWEEP OF LAWN ....
Callisen,Callison, I-h:nrYer ther,' )rely 3-bedroom, 2-bath rambler, with attractive
at the address .0st range and oven, colored fixtures, master
tlic same with t]0 private bath, two large stone fireplaces, comfort-
together with :!r; and lots of storage space at $17,500. We know
within six mon;tl
first publication m e in comfort, appearance and location.
same will be be rre
Date of first .^Ii:" , LACE FOR THE FAMILY TO CALL HOME! . . '
6th,
1962.
C that this well built and spacious 4-bedroom home
CECIL P.
RICYIARD U'C[: I any family, lts many fine features include full
ItENRY ' )[Ill a wife-designed kitchen and is located close to
ROBRT D; t,.4I churches work! lts price is $13,750 Let
Executors °o dfl,.J#.I,7 and .. •
Address :. Il@ll,':l about this one.
Seattle, Gatet :I" + --
ogle, Bogle ,at¢¢:.:@,I?| OUR BEST OFFERINGS! ...
Attorneys for s Id" '!
Floor Nort¢,,* - ' 2-bedroom and den home. You'll like the
1.1th bl?td l the full basement, the glass doored fireplace, the
cattlc
SUnny breakfast nook .--- You'll have a view of the
pics and a privaIe patio -- $450 down and move in!
PLUs PREST,GE;...
Att,),'ney at i:a,w
125,/.,. NortJ} t{anto kTURAL FOR THE RANCH MINDED FAMILY!!
hclton, WaS- .... sold completely stocked and equipped. All
and stoci included -- just move in and
a Shelton
n 2 landscaped
d and built by
scll because of
ightly unfiuish-
akc a stlbstall-
t bc sccn to bc
)y appointincnt
735.
9/6 it
IN THE
a dandy barn with milking parlo r, electric milk-
milk tank; a cute 3 bedroom bungalow with
fenced with pretty sream winding through the
Like to see it?
I'{ICH ARD
filed in the 0:
Court a final
distribution.
lie said
erty to i:h
and to
nd ni.nt rstrLX ;
petition will
of October,
the. forPnoell
thereafter as
at the court
titlcd court,
Shclton.
at whicl
interested
z]nd file o
test the sune.
Dated this 31
By :
Glem E.
ALLorney
ell Bldg,
Shelton,
who have spent the sumnler with
lheir son and family. The table
was attractive with silver candel-
abra and white candles. A large
cake served as a centerpiece, bak-
ed and decorated by Mrs. Stella
Cleveland, and was very approp-
priate with a map of America in
one corner and a boat headed for
Belfast, Ireland. Mrs. Ida John-
son and Mrs. Mary Valley poured
and Mrs. Mildred Johnson cut
the cake. A silver offering was
given the Bells as a going-away
gift. The Bell made a host of
friends while here and will be
gyeatly missed.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Pittorf, Spo-
kane, is visiting their daughter,
Bob Whitmarsh and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bollinger and
laughter Sandra and Mr. and
V[rs. Kelsey Tanner made a leis-i
urly trip around the Olympic Loop
recently, stopping at Sol Duc and
La Push and report a very enjoy-i
able trip.
Charles Coble, son of Jack Co-
ble and nephew of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Coble left fro' Fort Ord, CaN
ifornia to begin his military train-
ing in the Army. We are sorry
to report that Jack Coble is con-
fined in the Vets hospital at Van-
couver.
MRS. RON PORTER and
daughter Alison Lee; of Santa
Ana, Calif., who have been visit-
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Johnson, left by plane
from Portland, for San Francisco,
where she was joir, ed by her hub-
band for the trip to Santa Ana.
After seeing their daughter off,
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson drove on to
Tillamook, Ore., where they spent
the Labor Day weckend with Mrs.
Johnson's brother and family, the
Woody Jones'.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Deyette and
family enjoyed a trip down the
Columbia River and over to Sun-
nyside, where they stopped to visit
• DOWNTOWN, WALK TO
CHURCH and Shops. 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 edgeof
town. King-size living room with
fireplace. Pleasant kitchen, utili-
ty. Big garage and shop, paved.
Garden, tree studded. All for $8,
500.
• 4 BEDROOMS, HILLCREST.
Well located family home. A most
attractive living room, fireplace
and nicely appointed dining room.
Loads of storage, deep closets. Full
basement includes garage and ex-
tra room. All for $11,500.
• I S LAN D LAKE WATER-
FRONT HOME. 4 bedrooms, large
sun-deck, dock. Housewide front
windows floor to ceiling. Spectac.
ular views of Lake and Olympics.
Modern low roofed design. Board
and batten exterior, An easy 3
-- CALL MARV VOSS -- 426-8074 miles. Warm waters, relaxed at-
mosphere. Full price only $12,500.
A. ROY DUNN o HILLCREST, 2 FINE BED-
REALTOR
126 Railroad Ave.
i
' Preferred Properties
by
Waterfront Realty
Ave. Phone 426-8277
SUBURBAN
opportunity to
'ban property
You will
for the own-
Which can be
)0 per month.
eeds a handy-
ia good buy
ince Himlie
FOR
three acreS, 'il
,J 26-2200. V I E W
h OWner must. sell
:.e. This one has
00tehen,
separate
.'.7 d .
u .full basement.
:crate the extra
'lli, e excellent view
t,!;'l L Priced at $10,
bed om
t il FURNISHED
"----.- od 2 bedroom
2
and3
.111.| " eStly furnished.
Hood C .,tl# : I,_'t[ aaSbutdone exten-
& Ins00'- he neeo00 a
Hoodsport iced aL $6,750
;i'i lrae the existing
TR 7.521t
Your
Doui)lc wall
l'oO f, alunll
stained
tion, roofi
doors, insl
AS
Writc
OF TOWN
rvelous 2 bed-
located just
mits. It of-
wit h its
yard plus
which in-
Water for irri-
go6d out
Call
Waterfront
2200 sinP
REDUCED PRICEI
WATERFRONT PROPERTY
Here is an excellent water-
front property at Totten Shores.
There is 150' of low bank front-
age, roomy 3 bedroom cabin
with fireplace, drilled well 'and
a wooded setting. The price
now is only $9,950.00 with easy
terms.
PLEASANT LIVING
Call for a showing of this ex-
tremely immaculate large 3 bed-
room home. This home offers
a suburban atmosphere with a
conventional w e s t e r n style.
You'll enjoy the many out-
standing features that go to-
gether to make this home the
buy of the week. Call Vern
Dronen for more details.
YOUR FAMILY HOME
Look today. See this spa-
cious 4 bedroom Hillcrest home
with rec. room. You will want
to see the large bedrooms
roomy kitchen, patio and fenced
garden area. Newly redecorat-
ed inside. Priced at $12,750.
YOU WILL LIKE IT
Here is the perfect 2 bedroom
home with pacious carpeted
living-dining area, roomy bed-
rooms, full basement with rec.
room, 2 fireplaces, beautiful
yard plus many other features.
Call Vince Himlie today for
more information.
--- Evenings Call --
-- Vern Dronen -- Marden Stroud
426-4318 426"4000
ROOMS, one master-size, one twin
size. Spaoious 14'x21' living room,
hardwood floor. Separate family
dining. Nice kitohen-utility. Au-
t0-furnace. Basement with car,
boat storages, and shop. Fenced
rear lawns. Full price $12,500.
Terms arranged.
• PRICE REDUCED $1,500 ON
ANGLESlDE BE.AUTY. 5 gra-
oious reoms, plUSh carpeted living
room, dining room, hall and on in-
to the bedrooms. Fireplace, ra-
diant heat. 1//2 baths. Drapes
and appliances are included. Rear
lawn is fenced nigh fop patio-
privacy. Garage and carport, This
lovely home wlll win your approval
with special emphasis on the new
low price of $15,000. Terms.
• 3 CHARMING BEDROOMS, 2
BATHS, long, io,w and lovely,
Large landscaped lot, Mr. View.
Well located onnewly paved street.
Glowing hardwood floors. Attrac-
tive living and dining rooms.
Breakfast space. Modern kitchen
includes 5 matched appliances. 2
--aled garage Farad room
car a= F A ' ' y
potential. . • • Furnace. Like
new for only $16,500. FHA $900
wn and costs.
• sECLUDED FARM, BE-
TWEEN SHELTON-OLYMPIA. 35
acres, 5 ¢iear, spring, creek. Fur-
nished 6 room country home. PLUS
i, Io€1 house. Small barn sheds
• a.-- -- ru'" ' '
paddock. P its, garden. An ex-
cellent buy at $7,900. Assum ^ =
--^,thlv after substantial down
i!7:;:2676l/L°hn Devereux for
de " •
ASK US ABOUT:
small Farms, Suburban Homes
Large Farms, Large Acreage
Waterfront Properties
MANN REAL ESTATE
CALL 426-6592 ANYTI M E
321 South First Street
SHELTON
EVENING8 CALL
JOHN DEVEREUX
,,HOME-FINDER,, AT 426-8544
Mr. and Mrs. ArLhur Johnson
drove to Tenino, one day last
week and had dinner with Mrs.
Johnson's nmther, Mrs. Cliff Gen-
dreau.
MR. AND MRS. BUS Burgess,
Shelton, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George
Twidwell.
Mr. and Mrs. George Puder-
baugh and family spent Sunday
with Mrs. Puderbaugh's mother,
Mrs. Myrtle Brown of Agate. The
Puderbaughs, who have recently
moved into the Valley, are living
in the home previously occupied
by the Morkens.
The Community Club will hold
a card party, this Saturday eve-
ning, starting at 8:15 p.m.
Mrs. W. E. Bray is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Hess and
family at Sunset Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo VanCleave
left on a 10-day vacation, going
to Hanford, Calif., to visit their
son and flaughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. George VanCleave, and to
,ee their new grandchild.
Jim Dailey and George Twid-
well made a trip east of the:
mountains, over the weekend and:
brought back a load of hay.
Mr. and Mrs. ROY Tanner, and
Mate Smart attended the dedica.
t'on of the new Shaker Church
on the Reservation, Saturday, and
eport the dinner was very delic-
ious, which was served to the
public.
Mr. and Mrs. Haldane Johnson
and baby son were dinner guests
i of Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Neff Simmons in Pot-
latch Sunday.
MR. AND MRS. Chester Valley
drove to Bremerton and called on
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nesser Sunday.
Mrs. Gladys Tozier accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Coble on a trip
to Sequim and Port Townsend
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Crossan are
the proud grandparents of a
grandson, born to Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Twidwell, last week, weigh-
ing in a little over nine potmds.
He is welcomed by a sister, Deb-
bie.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brown left
1or their home in Morro Bay, CaN
ifornia after spending a month
with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tanner.
While here the Browns and Tan-
hers drove to Renton and,visited
2Irs. Brown's daughter and fam-
ily, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Rowans.
Mrs. Mate Smart's niece and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
total of 493.8 points. Ed's wife
and two children were on hand
to cheer him across the finish
line. A1 Lorang finished first in
he middleweight division with
10 points giwng him the grand
championship trophy.
Marie Fessler copped first in the
light weight class with 504 points
whieh earned her the reserve
champion place. Many friends and
families camped overnight to be
on hand for the fired day. Leo
Bishop rode his palomino, "Shad-
rack", the first lap but found
trophies, earning a t)lace in ttle
American Trail Horse Association
with Sejanus being one of tln'ee
horses in the Unit;,d States chos-
en for this honor.
Twenty two mend)ers of lhe
Bell Riders met Friday at the
Capitol Hill Club House. Guests
Red and Cleo Rowe were intro-
6uced by Jim Taylor, president.
Hosts for the evening were the
Glenn Correa family. A letter from
the Pacific Zone was read sl:ating
that Darrell and Ben Williams
were qualified to ride in Keyhole
Belfair Students Plan To
Head Back To College Campuses
[r. and Mrs. Fred Sjoholm in Ev-
erett and going on to New West-
minister, B. C. where they spent
Some time with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Ericson and Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Johnson.
Mrs. Doris Neff, accompanied
by her parents, Mr. and Mrs, tes-
ter Crossan, made a trip to Calif-
ornia recently to meet her hus-
band Dale, who just arrived from
the Orient, and will be receiving
his discharge from the Navy,
ome time next month.
Mrs. Alice Heienius of South
Tumwater, Mrs. George Valley,
Sue and Jan cf Island Lake, ws-
ited at the Chester Valley home
on Sunday afternoon.
This Friday night, Sept. 14 at
p.m. is the regular meeting of
the Grange.
Ry Carolyn Freelin Jim Davis, Tom Pidduck, and
BELFAIR- The exodus of lo- George Ison will enter Olympic
cal young people for various col- College as freshmen. Jean Kunzl
leges is beginning. From North will travel east to attend Wash-
Mason's 1962 graduating class: ington State University at Pull-
man, as will But.oh Bead, who
'Voods stopped for a visit on their is entering Eastern Washington
way to the World's Fair. College of Education at Cheney.
:Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Gonzales Jeri Matz will attend the Uni-
cnj0yed a trip to: Ocean Shores versity o Washington, and Emily
on 'Sunday. Gire will begin her studies at Lin-
:' MISS GLENDA GEE and tield College in Oregon.
grandmother, Mrs. R. H. Pulver Carolyn Kunzl, Charlotte Brin-
of Burlington visited Mr. and Mrs. son, and John Stokes will be soph-
Glen Gee over the weekend, emores at Olympic College. Re-
Miss Esther Johnson accompa- turning to the University of Wa-
nted Mr. and Mrs. Waldemar Ris-shington for their soptmmore year
ke, of Shelton, to Salem, Ore.i and will be Leslie McDonald, Barbara
pent the weekend with Mr, and Nelson, Carol Mattus, and CarD-
Mrs, Elmer Jantzen. lyn Freelin. Also a sophomore at
:Mr. and Mrs. Eric Sjoholm were the University will be Karen Ko-
overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. rack, who is transferring there
Hayes Davis eli Senttle-and while from the University of Puget
on vacation the Sjoholms visited Sound in Tacoma. Jim Wilson will
retm-n to Linfield College as a
Junior, and Ted Wing will be a
Junior at Central Washington
College of Education in Ellens-
burg. Ellen Bert will begin her
HERB ROTTER and
ASSOCIATES ',
Herb Rotter, Broker Walter George, Assoolate Broker
Office Phone 426-6642 Evenings Phone 426-3530
2 BEDROOM HOME DOWNTOWN, I fireplace, garage, auto-
matic heat. $6,850. Terms.
$ $ $ *
1 ACRE -- 3 ROOM HOUSE. Full price $1,750. Terms.
$ $ $ $
3 BEDROOM HOME -- 4 LOTS. Good buy at $6,000. Terms.
$ * * $
WELL WOODED ACRE TRACT located at Totten Shores.
Price $1,050.
$ $ $ $
10 ACRES GOOD GARDEN SOIL in Skokomish Valley with
2 bedroom home. Full price $3,850. Terms.
HerbRotter & Associates
REAL ESTATE
124 North lit 8treet Union TW 8-2429
EXOEPTIONAL VALUES
A SOUND BUY FOR YOU
This home has had excellent care -- 2 bedrooms -- roomy
living room with oil heater -- modern kitchen with steel cabinets
-- large utility room --- fenced yard -- exterior has new paint
job. It's a steal for $8200•
DAPITOL HILL DISTRICT
2 bedrooms -- part basement -- garage concrete founda-
tion -- cedar siding -- A sound buy for only $5600.
COUNTRY GENTLEMAN RIGHT IN TOWN \\;
3 bedrooms -- sunny and bright describes this kitchen --
separate utility room --cement foundation " 3 extra lots
filled with fruit trees -- berries grapes -- garden --- flowers --
All this located in town and priced to sell for $10,500.
EXTRAORDINARY VALUE ON THIS HOME
Located on 2 lots -- 3 large bedrooms -- walk-in closets in
master bedroom -- utility room gourmet-designed kitchen with
large breakfast room Birch cabinets -- stainless steel sinks
furniture arranging is easy in this appealing livinff room with
brand new fireplace -- electric heat attached garage with room
above for extra room -- washer and dryer combination included
in this buy for $11,500.
OWNER HAS TO MOVE TO ANOTHER POSITION
3 bedrooms -- breakfast nook -.. fenced yard -- 100 x 100
lot size. Excellent buy for $7300.
LOOKS LiKE A CAPECOD COTTAGE
Comfortable two bedroom home with room upstairs for two
more. Easy-to-heat. Fenced yard with outdoor fireplace in de-
lightful patio. The outside has new paint job, separate garage
new fruit room. Also extra lot. For $8250.
FOR THE YOUNG COUPLE STARTING OUT
Right in the middle of town. Two bedrooms, living room,
compact kitchen, easy-to-care-for, new roof. Only $6900.
MORE THAN YOU "EXPECT FOR $20,500.
There are not enough words to describe this beautiful water-
front home. Two bedrooms, dining space, living room, all car-
peted, big friendly fireplace, push button kitchen, extra large
utility or sewing room, all plaster, carport, woodshed, toolshed;
fruit room, no steps--all in slant sidewalks, breathtaking view.
60 ft. waterfront 300 ft. deep, includes tidelands, many more fea-
tures for you to look at.
ANGLE AGENGY
Real -- Insura00ee
HERB w Phone 426.8272 DICK
SUE DANIELS 426-3434 DONALD (BEAN) DANIELS
senior year aL the University of
Washington.
School is a change back into
outine for these and other yotmg
l:eople. Mr. and Mrs. John Jacob-
sen and youngsters C1);de, Kristi,
and Heidi Ann returned from a
trip along the Oregon Coast and
into .California, wh'ere they visit-
ed relatives, in time for the open-
ing of school. Daughter Kristi
made it to scho, but tot twin
brother Clyde the date was post-
poned a bit to make time for a
l rip to Harrison Memorial Hos-
pital, where he underwent a ton-
sillectomy.
MEMBERS OF TIIE Baptist
Youth Fellowship of the Belfair
Community Baptist chm'ch en-
joyed campipg trips late in Aug-
ust. The senior and junior hi,4'h
groups camped Lhrec days Au K .
27, 28 and 29 at Kalaloch, on the
Washington coast. The trip in-
clnded a mile hike to reach the
beach where the group set up
camp. Four nlembcrs of the col-
lege-age division of the B.Y.F.
and Mr. Elmer Slagle, Who served
as long-suffering chaperon, camp-
ed the night of Aug. 28 at Stair-
case Campground above Lake
Cushman and on Wednesday
climbed over four miles to Flal)-
ack Lakes. Mr. Slagle, Karen Ko-
vack, and Jody Nohel continued
io Mount Gladys Divide and as-
cended Mount Gladys, making
quite a trek out of the day's trip.
Deanna Jeanne Kovack became
the bride of F. Fredrick Dawn
in evening nuptials Sept. 1 at
the Belfair. Compmnity Baptls
church• Rev. Milton Gire perform-
cd the double ring ceremony in
a setting of yellow and white
gladioli, dahlias and ivy. Parents
of the couple are Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Kovack of Belfair and
Mrs. Florenz Dawn of Seattle.
Sister of the bride, Karen Ko-
vack, served as maid of honor,
and bridesmaids were Mrs. Dick
Bender and Mrs. John Phillips, the
bride's cousin. Helen Froelich, an-
other cousin of the bride, was
flower girl. The ffroom chose his
brother, F. Alan Dawn, as best
man. Ushers were Dennis Parge-
ler and Darryl Quincey. Orville
Weeks was soloist and Fred My-
ers played the-organ. Assisting
with the reception in the church
were Mesdames John Matson, Mel-
vin Guy, Robert Sulesky, Arthur
Berry, Darryl Quincey , Jack Dean,
and Kenneth Spongier. The new-
lyweds are at home in Ballard af-
ter a honeymoon trip on the Ore-
gon Coast,
HOME ON A month's leave
item the Air Force is Brian Shel-
ly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Shelly of the South Shore. Brian,
who is an Airman 2/c, is stationed
at the Travis Air Force Base in
California,
Another young man returned
l:ome recently is John Stokes, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Stokes,
who has spent the summer as life-
guard at Moran State Park on
Orcas Island. John returned to his
home on the South Shore Sept. 4.
T)e first fall meeting of the
Evergreen Garden Club will be
t:eld Sept. 20 at Alderbrook Inn
where the members will be guests
out-going president, Mrs, Claire
Bogle at a luncheon. Heading
s day'u program will be the
nstallation of officers for the
club's 1962-63 year. The new pres-
ident will be Boyd Hunter. The
group's vice president will be Mrs.
Robert K. Johnsen; secretary will
be Mrs. Ethel Randall; and the
new treasurer will be Mrs. Glenn
Criss.
Beautiful weather and good
fishing in the Hoh River area.
made a week's trip enjoyable for
Mr. and Mrs. George Oakhmd.
They camped with their trailer on
lhe river until Sept. 8, when they
returned home vm, Ocean CitY
amd brought with them their niece
Phyllis Shriner, for a stay until
Tuesday, when Miss Shrlner left
for Aberdeen and Orientations
Day at Grays Harbor Junior Col-
lege, where she will be a fresh-
man.
show next year. The show will
short at 12:30 p.m. promptly.
The Bell Riders will sponsor an
epen playday at the Posse gr(mnds
Sept. 30 with a 50 cent per rider
charge for the at'I.ernoon's games.
A l)othlck dinner is-planned also.
THE SEI)TEMISEI PTO nleet-
ing at Pioneer was opene(t by
Mrs. Ray Walker, president. An
interesting program was given hy
Mr. and Mrs. Clive Troy whose
colored slides included historical
mohnmenLs and statues of famous
people from Boston down through
Washington, D.C., Florida and
Texas.
Refresilments were served by
Mrs. R. P. Hammond. A short
business meeting" was held. An an-
nouncenent was made that a red
rose bush had been ;ent from the
PTO to Elnmr Julian who had
rctit'ed as eustodian and bus driv-
cr this year. Max Mikkelsen was
iutroduccd, as the new custodian,
as was Miss Selma Solhiem, the
new second grade teacher.
An intm'esting baby shower was
given by the VFW, Friday, Sept.
6th. Morn Gates was home ex-
pecting, 3o Pops (Don) Gates hact
the fun of opening all the many
packages. There were two large,
boxes with artificial gates across
the front, one saying 'Morn" and
the other "Pop", which held quite
an assortment of baby foods.
"Morn" held packages with bibs,
blankets, sweater sets, and many
other useful items.
Two birthday at the Taylor's
on Sept. 8 causes confusion. Jay
was 18 and Carl mght. Six friends
of Carl's, Loren Stroud, Jim Vik,
Rollie H.mmond, Nate Thomas,
David Castle, and Donald Magels-
sen w, ere present to enjoy the
£ames and refreshments.
.Tack W. Yeck, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Yeck of Agate, returned last.
week from a summer in Alaskan
waters on the fishing boat "The
Mayflower". Jack was able to ]'e-
turn on the "Tonk", whicb docked
r,t BellinKhanL and front there
he rode a bus Lo Olympia and
was met by his parents. Sunday,
lhe ninth, a coming home and
birthday party was given in his
bonor celebrating 22 years of in-
teresting events, capped by this
t:rip to Alaska.
tn(:l danoelolls b(,aFilg is uo| o-
inl" inlnotic(*d alld aninfor(,t.d in
]'egard to law ,TlfOl'c()nlent, The l)e.
hairy for reel€less boat ope|'ation,
which endangers life, limb or pl'-
!petty of any person, tq:) to one
ye.ar in jail and up to $200()fine.
This is a criminal offense in ad-
cition to a civil offense attd ean
be prosecuted under either law.
At 8:15 p.m. Satm'day ,m Ham-
mersley lnlet an outboard motor
l:oat approximately 15 feet. long
with a long curve (m the chine
(possible. a Reinel make) painted
white, rece.ntly over blac, k 'Ol a
v<ood huli, came from the direction
of Arcadia Point, to where Barrie
Stroud anoores his sail boat and
his brother David had a'small
dinghy moored also. A man was
seated in the bow, a woman.'ft 'tile
forward controls, and Olle hill n
]mar the motor. This boat was
deliberately maneuvered /the
times in a row attempthfff to
r, wamp the boats lied up.
The last time a colli.i0n oc-
el[red. Satisfied with their'dam-
age the boat term'ned in th di-
rection it had come. Fivd :per-
sons were. just a few feet away
and witnassed the whole proced-
ure. The Sheriff's dcpartmnt. Was
called and Deputy Sheriff Joe
Gatchel has been investigating 'the
matter. A repot't: has been Sellt Lo
the Coast Guard District 13 in Se-
iattle. Local lab technicians 'ha4Je
wood fibers and paint sample on
which tests are being made; i.Any
person having information .con-
cerning a boat answering to ttfis
deseription should call the Sher-
iff's office. Also in the future any
ode witnessing eradic and dan-
gerous boat maneuvers, tare thc
mmber, a description, and call the
Sheriff immediately! ' i
MT. VIEW
ALLIANCE CHURCH
Washington and J Sts'.
Sunday School ............ 9:45 a:m,
Morning Worship .... 11:00 a,m.
A. Y. F ......................... 6.00 p.m.
Evening Service ........ 7:00 p.m.
Prayer Hour (Wed.) 7:30 p:m.
Eugene Breid, Pastor . /
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
5th and Cota Rev. E. C. Knautz, pastor
Rev. Alfred Sandoval, Christian Education Director
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1962
9:30 a.m. Sunday School.
11:00 a.m. Morning Norship.
"Dangerous Words"
6:00 p.m. Youth Groups.
7:00 p.m. Evening Service.
, "The Popular Answer"
THE METHODIST GHUGGH
North 4th and Pine Streets
ROBERT R. RINGS, Minister
9:30 a.m. Sunday School and Morning Worship.
11.:00 a.m. Morning Worship 6:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship •
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You Are Welcome At The Friendly
SItE LTON ASSEMBLY OF GOD
130 East Pine Street MASON YOUNGLUND, Pastor
HEAR! Evangelist Wesley F. Morton
Sunday, 11:00 A.M. and 7:00 P.M.
Tuesday through Friday 7:00 P.M.
SUNDAY SCHOOL ............ "Back To School" . ........... 9:45 A.M.
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ST. DAVID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH '
,Fourth and Cedar, Shelton, Washington
The Rev. Clarence A. Lody, Priest
7:30 A.M. .... Holy Communion
9:30 A.M, --- Church School and Adult Bible Class :"
11:00 A.M. --- Divine Worhip
The Church is always open for meditation and prayer
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FOURSQUARE CHURCH .......
910 E. Dearborn REV. LEWIS WYSONG, Pastor
Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Young People's Mtg. 6 p.m.
Morning Worship .11 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 and Franklin Street
8:15 Early Morning Worship Service , ,
9:30 Sunday School and Adult Bible Clas
11:00 Morning Worship Service '
CARL J. CARLSEN, Pastor
Affiliated: Lutheran Free Church -- National Lutheran Colmcil
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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH '
Alcadta and Lake Boulevard
Bible School .: ...... 9:45 a.m, Youth Meetings 5:30 p.m.
Worship ............ 11:00 a.m. Family Service 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday Bible Study and Prayer 7:30 p.in.
Child Care Service Available at 11:00 Service
302 Alder St., 8helton, Wash.
Sunday School 9:30 .m. Church 11 &.m.
Wednesday evening teatimony meetings 8 p.m.
Reading room located in church., Reading room hours 3 to
4 p.m. Men. & FrL Wea. evemng 6:45 to 7:45.
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