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26. 1963
mpani
Institution
heard an ex-
the new Wash-
Center will op-
meeting last
Ernest Timpani,
will be
the Corrections
]lext year.
Rotarians
is the
anywhere in the
¢ h'om 150 to 250
civil service
a payroll el
the problem ot
inmates. Supt.
ROtarians, will
to change
do this we
the
he said.
canses are
lack ot
aid lack ot
Should be from
and by the es-
arly age oi
to eacll
school-
the 12th
arts and oc-
Will be availa-
Center, Supt.
out, with stress
d religion in
ortsrnan-
wogram the
is funda-
In sum-
'talent plus
Stlecess' ", he
Want Ads
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gIIELTON--MA0N COUNT: JOURNAL--Publiched ill eeChrLt,masfown, U.g.A.",
GOLF CLUB CALENDAR
I)OIIERTY SVINS TEACtlERS
GOLF TOURNEY SATURDAY"
Shelton faculty members init-
iated a new activity last weekend
when the first teachers golf tour-
nament was held on the Shelton-
BayshoPe golf course Saturday.
Jim Dohertv. varsity basketball
coach won it" with his low gross
82. Music teacher Gary Nicloy was
second aL 88. Junior high coach
Jerry Knutson had low net at 69 Vo
while high gross went to Dick
Morton at 130,
Lee Rhodes was closest to the
pin on No. 3 and Andy Tuson,
varsity golf coach, had the longest
drive on No. 4. besting junior high
coach Valt Clayton. Knutson took
a specml award for hitting most
balls into Johns Creek.
Other teachers entered included
By Deffinbaugh, Joe Borek, Jack
Swanson George Hermes. Don Jo-
sephson, and Don Brown.
* -: =3
PRICE, DANIELS WINNERS
IN 19Ih HOLE CO,IPETITION
In a points competition based
on bogeys, pars. birdies and eagles,
Buck Price and Bean Daniels came
out winners in their divisions as
the men's 191h Hole Club held
its first fall session last week.
Thirty-five members of the club
enjoyed another of the superlative
fried chicken dinners served by
the Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority
girls, A short business sesmon fol-
lowed, conducted by vice president
Andy Tuson.
2-BALL FOURSOME
ATTRACTS BIG ENTRY
Despite threatening weather, 24
persons tm'ned out for Sunday's
mixed 2-ball foursome, second of
the year. and the pothtck dinner
following in the Bayshore club-
house.
Prize winners were Sue Dan-
iels and Rocky Hembroff. Martha
Cole and Ken Broughton, Nita
Kimbel and Ray Rice--first, sec-
EAL FUEL
• CLEAN
$ QUIET
• DEPENDABLE
• REQUIRES NO
STORAGE
Forget soiied drapes and curtains,
smudgy woodwork and windows:
forget noisy motors and pumps;
forget worry over "how many
inches in the tank"; forget the
bother of large bulk purchases and
storage... IF you use natural gas.
NATURAL GAS
end and third low gross: Betty
Olson and Bob Wueneh. Alice Mor-
rissey and Jack Kimbel- first and
second low net.
Another mixed 2-ball is sched-
uled Oct. 6 at 3:00 p.m. with the
nnderstanding that if weather does
not permit golf, indoor games will
be played, followed by the usual
potluck dinner. Non-playing mem-
bers are invited to join. and guests
sre also welcome.
DINNER-DANCE SATURDAY
IIE(EIVES COM I'IAIVEN'r S
Last Saturday night's dinner-
dance, first fall social event for
Shelton Golf Clttb members, drew
many compliments from the goocl
crowd attending.
The clubhouse was decorated in
a Georgian motif, prime rib of
beef featured the dinner menu,
and very danceable music complet-
ed the evening, Congratulations
were extended to the committee
in charge, headed by Ruth and
Andy Tuson. assisted by'itlTh and
Bob Turner. Barbara and Bud
Pauley, Verda and Walt Elliott.
:!: :.': :t:
SEMI-FINALISTS SET
IN FEMININE TOURNEY
It will be Ann Oorrea against
Helen Rice and Nita Kimbel ag-
ainst Virginia Bayley in the semi-
finals of the women's fall golf
tournament.
The ha(rings were set up -- Ann
keat Ruth Heuston and Nita beat
Jean Yeager Tuesday and Helen
beat Joan McComb yesterday. Vir-
ginia had already earned her semi-
final spot.
MelNELLY FLIGHT CIIAMP
By defeating Ivan Myers last
week. L. L. McInelly won the third
flight title in the men's champion-
ship golf tournament.
The fourth flight croxrn is still
to be settled between Laurie Carl-
son and Bud Patlley.
Shelton -- Phone 426-8433
Corn Fertilization
Tests Viewed On Tour
Salty Sashayers
Cancel Dance
The Salty Sashayer Square
Dance Club m cancelling its reg-
itlar dance this Saturday as there
is a Council dance to be held in
the Tacoma armory. Stan Rice
and Ray Lindcnatt will be the cal-
lers. Th=u'e will be after-dances
and Bennie Berndson will be cal-
ling at one of these.
Bennie and Hilda Berndson have
extended the time fro' newcomers
to join lle square dance lessons
for at least one more week. Any-
one wanting more information
should eontaet Clarence Grtmert
at 426-8332.
GRANGE LEAGUE
V L
Skokomish ........................ 11 5
Matlock .............................. 10V2 5
Agate .................................. 10 6
Shelton Valley .................. 9 61,,.I_,
Patrons .............................. 6 91
Cloqttalhtm ...................... 6]/ 9%
Pomona .............................. 5 1I
Southslde ........................... 11
High games--Nancy Beckwith
183. Henry Cook Jr. 222.
High series Nancy Beckwith
458, Henry Cook Jr. 563.
: :!= -'t:
Skokomish 4 tDutch Stanely
515), Pomona 0 (Henry Cook Jr.
563); Cloqnallum 3. (Jim Sauer
467), Shelton' Valley , (Lad
Simpson t911: Agate 3 (Max Mik-
kelsen 468). Patrons 1 (Joe Simp-
son 474l; Matlock 3 {Jim Ross-
maier 509), ;Southside 1 (Carl
Emsley 460).
Interested farmers from Mason
Connty viewed the results of corn
fertilizer tests on the Stan John-
son farm in the Skokomish Valley _31'!l__Aij'P°':}. "_ ............ 9/26 It
To Late To O!assi!y
i . i
GIANT BENEFIT AUCTION -- el
Exceptional Foresters. Friday, Sat-
urday, Sunday Oct. ,1-5-6 at Excep-
tional Foresters headquarters, Shel-
during a tour Tuesday.
Results of the tests show that
yields of corn for ensilage can be
increased substantially by the use
of fertilizer. Charles Peck. county
extension agent, said.
He said the interest in growing
corn for ensilage in this area has
increased as new varieties of hy-
brids have been developed which
are better adapted to the Western
Washington climate•
Johnson explained his corn pro-
gram, including information of
fertilization and weed control.
Results of alfalfa tests in the
valley indicate that use of potas-
sium and ph0spliorus fertilizers are
not the answer in this area, Peck
said. The tour also included the,
alfalfa plots.
ATTEND CONVENTION
Four members of Local 3-38,
International Woodw, orkers of Am-
erica, attended the IXVA Inter-
national convention in Vancouver,
B.C.. last week. Attending were
Robert Whitmarsh. business ag-
ent: Earl Jagnow, financial secre-
tary; ;WalL" Swinhart, trustee, and
Odell Richey, head shop steward
at the Simpson Insulating Board
Plant.
DOES A $14.000 FAMILY INCOMEin
terest you? Investigate , this exc.el-
lent money-nmker. A Mr. and Mrs.
operation, Established 17 yefirs. Own-
ers have it made; retiring. No Real
Emate to buy; just business and
equipmeul.. Books open only to a ser-
ious buyer. $2.500 down, balance on
easy ter.s. Plus small inventory. See
John Devereaux. 426-4666. Eves. :
426-8544. LaBissoniere Agency, 119
So. 4th St., Shelton. Wash. L 9/26
LXN--SisXR---OiL---I:INA-T-R:--'250
gallon oil tank. both for $60. Phone
426-6632. N 9/26 tfn
IIOI'SEV('IVE I,EAG I'E
V L
Shelton Union Service .... 11 5
Ronnie's ............................ 11 5
Mell Chevrolet .................. S 8
Shelton Marine Supply __ 7 ].', 8 w
Jim Pauley, Inc ............... 7 9
Hood Canal Marina .... 7 9
B & W Marina ................. 6U, 9 .',
Bali's Food Center. ......... ti 10
High game- Jen Tratnick 235.
High series-Ginny Dndas 494.
Ronnie's 4 IVirginia Dtmdas
494. Jim pauley, Inc. 0 Cleo Hu-
let and Ellen Rcbman. each 457):
B & W Marina 2,5 Jenny Trat-
nick 4651. Shelton Marine 11
i Sylvia Fonzo 399 : Shelton Un-
ion Service 2 ,Stella Howard 48,1)
Hood Canal Marina 2. (Noreen
Stevens 4701 ;Ball's Food.. Center
2 (Gladys Olsoe d4"2). Metl Che-
vrolet 2 ,Hazel Hansmeier 387).
MIXED 'IOI'ILIOM E
*W
Board Busters .................. ff
Timber Ducks .................. 8 V2
What's Next ...................... 7 b',
Odd Balz ............................ 6
Tvisters ............................ 6
Pin Bimters .................... 4 !-h
Knock Outs ...................... 4
3 DAYS ONLY! BEGINS OCT. 3-4,5
BUILD BABY'S'
• - r
. ALBUM00WITH
I
-'--. Beautiful 5x" "'
ifor only
• ggll: Jlghts "
.= "J " get .
. .J" natural
smiles.
po
_ - - ......
your
wth a beaff2
nzm photo, ...,,worth more than a
thousand words." Get a completely
finished photograph for only ,59.'
You will not be urged to buy but if
you wish the remaining posesthey'ra
yours zor 1.35 for the first, t.25 for l
the 2nd and It;1 for any additional I
A LIMff 5 y arK.0ne or two childr
Exclusively At Penney's per family will be photographed ingl
s Hours: 9:30-5:30 f0r.l..¢ each for the first picture. a¢_ll
aaam0na child under five, 1.0;r-72-
helton. Washington
New Slate Of
Officers For JOG
The Aln-m t.m'ke Jmior OrtDo
pedic Guild held its first meeting
Sel)t. 17 al the hoF(le of Mrs. Leo
Young, the Kroul)'S new leader.
Officers were chosen from the
regular men, hers of last year. Lin-
da Younp" was elected president:
Ilenc \\;Vatson. wee president; Mel-
ody Moran. secretary; and Ted-
di Travis. tres, Sller,
The guild is planning a bottle
drive this S:iturday begimlinff at
I0 a.m.
There are 15 reo'ular memhcrs.
Any high school girl who is in-
teresied in joining is asked to call
Mr's. Les Young or get in touch
with' Linda Young or Ilene Watson
at school. Meetings will be held
tle first and third Tuesdays of
lhc month,
L WOMEN'S COMMERCIAL
3 %V
"IU2 Kelly Furnitm'e .................... 12
4 Bill's Shell Service ............. 12
6 Gott's Oilerettes .................. 9
6 Riehfield Oil .......................... 7
7 ,', Darigold ................................ 7
8 Allyn Shell Service .............. 7
Strippers ............................ 2} 9A Ming Tree Cafe .................. 6
High games--Clyde Landsaw Eells & Valley ...................... 4
240. Gerry Lou Geist 169.
Higl totals--Clyde Landsaw
557. Lorna Churchill 459.
Twisters 3 (Don Knudsen 472),
Timber Ducks I (Clyde Landsaw
557); What's Next 3 I Hank Boy-
sen 4691; Strippers 1 (Henry
Cook Jr. 461/; Board Busters 3
tLorna Churchill 459; Pin Bust-
ers 1 (Gene Geist 443; Knock
Outs-3 t Dean Smith 539); Odd
Balz 1 (Del Hartwell 532),
MR. & MRS. LEAGUE
IV L
J & S Service .................. 9 3
Stock's Grocery ................ 7 5
Griffey Bros. Const ......... 7 5
Bolevils .............................. 7 5
Eaerett Lumber .............. 6 6
Gutter Snipes .................. 4A 7%
Team No. 2 ........................ 4 8
Allyn Shell Service ........ 31..5 8
High games--.Cleo Hulet 182,
Roy Petty 214
High series--Cleo Hulet 484, Bill
Staudt 593,
Eacrett Lumber 4 (Eldon Todd
531). Team Two 0 Bob Battles
404); Griffey Bros. 3 (Harvey
Griffey 457), Allyn Shell 1 (Jim
Von Osten 428); J & J Service 3
Frank Marler 4941. Bolevils 1
(Wayne Robinson 4681 ; Stock's
Grocery 3 (Joe Engen 529}. Got-
tel' Snipes 1 (Bill Staudt 593),
SAVINGS BOND SALES
Savings bond sales in Mason
NEEI)--EXTRA MONEY? The Daily Connty during August were $4,812
Olympian is accepting applications according to. L. i, Carlson. county
for aLIIO route delivery drivers in
Mason County. Union-Hoodsport res- savings bond chairlnan. Total sales
(dents hest bet. Must have car and
be over 30 years of age. either man
m woman. Call 426-8188 or drop in
4
4
7
9
9
9
10
12
High game--Betty Volden 181.
High total--Joyce ])ion 517.
Split picks--Helen Ogden 5-10.
Adair Neau 6-7.
Ming Tree 4 (Helen Bloomfield
469), Eells & Valley 0 Juiie Cole=
man 416; Bill's Shell 4 ('Helen
Ogden 461), Allyn Shell 0 (Joyce
Dion 517) ; Kelly Furniture 3 (Jean
Ream 476), Richfield Oil 1 (Mar-
garet Tobler 452) ; Par(gold 3 CAd-
air Neau 469), Gott's Oilerettes
I (Tip Franklin 442),
FRATERNAL LEAGUE
w L
Moose Antlers ...................... 10 2
Kiwanis Club ...................... 9 3
Ftlller Construction .......... 8 4
Eagles Aerie ...................... 7 5
Bull Moose .......................... 5 7
Lions Club ............................ 4 8
Shelton Hardware .............. 3 9
Rotary Club ........................ 2 10
High game. Jim Shrnm 234.
High total---Jim Shrum 575
Fuller 4 (Floyd Fuller 5571. Ea-
gles 0 Lionel Leman 525); Ki-
wanis 4 (Rudy Ollman 497). Shel-
ton Hardware 0 ILarry Lyle,
Frank Willard each 448 : Lions
4 (Chuck White 557), Bull Moose
0 [Bill Wilgon 558): Moose Ant-
lers 3 ,Ccc Crow 526). Rotary 1
Jim Shrum 575.
$5,270,372.
at The Daily Olyml)ian office. 105
R.I. Ave.. between 9 a.ln, and 5 p.m.
to make applications. 9/26
)R--SIE -Z--Spark--Oil-Heater witt{
draft regulator, $20, Phone 426-3218.
B 9/26
Legal Publications
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('ALL FOR BIDS
Seated proposals will be received at
the office of the City Clerk-Treasurer.
City tIall. Shelton. Washington until
11:00 a.m. on ]Monday, Octo'er 7. 1963.
at which time 1hey will bc publicly
opened and read ahmd by the City
Clerk-Treasurer. for:
Yob No. 6304-A C%nstruction of
Storm Sewers and surface inlets on
Pioneer Way from Euclid Ave. to
University Ave. The City reserves
the right to reject any or all bids
and to waive all informalities,
CITY OF SItELTON
ALMA K. CATTO.
Clerk-Treasurer
9/26 10/3 2t
STATE LAND FOR LEASE
Application No. 56697
40 acres of State land in Clallam Coun-
tY to bc leased for brush picking pro'-
poses. Lease period fronl October 11.
1963 to March 1. 1971. Mintnmm an-
nual rental $20.00. Public auction to be
hcld Octot)r 11, 1963 al 10:00 a.m. at
the Clal h'ml County Courthouse.
A
copy of the lease containing all re-
quirements is 1)osted at the Depart-
nwnt of Natuv.al Resources Office in
Port Angeles: the Clallam County
Auditor's Office: and the office of
RERT L. COLE
Commissioner of Public Lands
P, ox 110
Olyn Dia, Washington
9/26 It
STATE LANDS FOR LEASE
Apl)lieation No..56646
160 a('r,s of State land ill Thurston
County to be leased for brush Dieking
l)urposes. Lease period from October
11, 1963 to March 1. 1971. Minimnnt an-
nual rental $60.00. Public auction to
be hehl Oclol)er 11, 1963 at 10:00 a.m.
at the Thurston County Courthouse.
A cop.'," of the lease containing all" re-
quirementa is posted t th
"r ' " a e Depart-
ment of Natural Resources Office in
Thurston District; the Thurston Coun-
ty Auditor's office; and the office of
BERT L. COLE
Commissioner of Public Lands
Box 110
Olympia, Washington
9/26 It
NOTICE OF RUDGET IIEARING
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Conunissinners of the PORT OF
SHELTON have completed and placed
on file their preliminary budget for
the fiscal year of 1964 and a copy
lhereof may be obtained by on tax-
l)ayer af the following address: The
Ford Garage at 5th & Raih'oad,
Tbc Board of Commissioners of Said
Port of Shelton will meet at 12 p.m.
on October 7. 1963 at Ford Garage for
the purpose of fixing and ndopting
said budget. Any taxpayer nmy appear
at the above mentioned time and place
and bc beard for or against any part
of said budgcl.
Dated at Shelton, Washington this
19th day of Seph,tnber 1963.
JAMES A. PAULEY. Chairman
9/26 10/3 21
• TAJ1, LAND FOR LEASE
PPficatlon No. 56857
160 acres j,f State land in Mason Coun-
tS" to be Jeased for brush picking pur-
poses. ease period from October 4,
1963 to 1areh 1, 1971. Minimum an-
nual (nt $4000
" • - Public auction to
be held October 4, 1963 at 10:00 a.m.
at the Mason County Courthouse. A
copy of the lease containing all re-
quirements is Posted at the Depart-
inent ot atulal" Resour. ces elf'.ice in"
Shelton: the lXasou Courtly Auditor's
Office: and the office of
EERT L, C'0"E
Commismoner of Public Lands
Box 110
Olylnpia. Washington
9/26 it
NOTICE OF WARRANT CALL
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing Mason County Warrants are
called for payment at the office of the
Treasurer of said County, and that in-
tcrqt-,wil!_e_ease September 26 1963"
FUND ..... -- .........
Warrant Nos. 133 to .... 1.n inclusive.
(SEAL) 9/26 It
Adult Education
Glasses Due Monday
Next Monday brings the start
of another period of adult edu-
cation evening classes.
There is sill[ time to register
for courses, reports director Frank
Willard. Typing, bookkeeping, and
drivers' training--three regular
favorites--are available• Other
classes will be made np if sl.fffic-
lent numbers de,ire them.
Frill information can be obtained
by calling \\;Villard nt the Reed
school bnilding.
PACE 3
TOUR STOPS HERE
Sheltoa was the luneh stop for
about 80 Canadians from Vmmou-
ver Island as they started a tour
of the U.S, West Coast last Fri-
day.
The group, traveling in two
chartered busses, will visit points
of interest in Washington, Oregon.
Califmia, Utah. Nevada and Ari-
zona during their 16-day trip. The
group, the Capital City Travel
Club. is directed by Q. A. Heller,
Victoria. B.C.
The gr'oup had come across th
ferry to Port Angeles earlier in
the day and stopped here for
hmeh about 1:15 p.m.
CORRECTION
The blanket in our ad on page 11
of this Journal should be:
72 x 84 dual Control double bed size $12.77
J. C. PENNEY -- 3rd & Railroad
WEEK.END
SPECCIALS
reg. SALE
price PRICE
69© POUDENT POWDER 4Sc
. • a . . . • . •
65c BROMO SELTZER 43c
. . I I . . • I I i • I
98o INSEOT BOMB 49©
• . • | • • . ' • R H . |
39c PLASTIG BABY PANTS.,,......19c
45c KOTEX 12s .,,.....,,... 31c
ir i . m n
2.00 LUSTRE GREAM SHAMPOO... $1.39
53© IPANA TOOTH PASTE.....,.. 37©
i , ,
500 Sheets
I 29 FILLER PAPER 89©
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Clearanee of odds and ends S Many few of a kinds 0000lis-
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