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October 22, 1964
SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL-- Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A.", Shelton, Washington
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Bid
City Commission
to the city co-
study and approval or
the single bid it re-
SUpply the city with
its "water and server
for the coming year.
bid was received
Salt Corp. at the same
o1! Kelly's Fnrni-
at the commission
ask if the ('.it3' cnnld
in the area of First
~t any assistance in
done about the
the Simpson Power
is giving them trouble.
told that the city has
in this kind of prob-
the hest possibility
affected to do some-
own.
VALLEY
HALL
!MUSIC BY THE
TOPPERS
VVeat]ler
'High Low Precip.
48 .48 i
Octoher 14 .... 63
October 15 .... 55 39 .23 I
October 16 .... 56 37 .21
October 17 .... 56 41 .....
October 18 .... 61 39 --
October 19 .... 65 3:; --
October 20 .... 62 35 .....
Gounly Gels Lellor On
Flood Oonlrol Project
Further study is needed to find
additional benefits from a pro-
posed flood control project on the
Skokomish Rivet', the Mason
County Commission was told in a
letter this week.
In a letter to the commission,
the Soil Conservation Service said
that studies conducted over the
past several years show that the
cost to benefit ratio of the pro-
posed project, is too high to be
considered by the Federal Govern-
ment and that further studies to
bring to light additional benefits
will be necessary if the project
is to be undertaken.
A copy of the contract for the
clearing and grubbing of a sec-
tion of the Leeds Loop Road with
Deno Bros., Bremerton, was sign-
ed. The contract was awarded to
them after the low bidder on the
job, Lloyd Pahm, was unable to
furnish bond.
Weasels are killers by nature
and habitually kill just for the
sport of it.
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MILL COMES DOWN--The Simpson Timber
Company Mill One, on the waterfront here Is
about one-third demolished. Crews of the McFar-
land House Wrecking Co., Seattle, have been
working on the demolition- project. The old mill,
the first Simpson lumber remanufacturtng oper-
ation, had been closed for several months before
the demolition was started.
AMBASSADOR 990 SEDAN
offers -- Come in and test drive it
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This one will Please You
CLASSIC 660 Sta. Wagon
COmpletely Decked Out Witi~-~[utomafic and
The New Cyclone 232 6 Cylinder Engine
out of the Worlds Most Advanced Engine .Plant)
AMERICAN 330 SPORT SEDAN
In Snow White with Vermillion Trim.
Has a lot of pretty things like white-walls
and fancy wheel covers - Also Radio
This One Saturday Only Reduced To
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Also A Couple 1964 Ramblers Left.
l °atiac --- Buick -- Rambler --- GMC
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COUNTY BUILDING PERMITS
Building permits approved by
the Mason County Commission
were to D. K. Larson, barn, $4,-
000; Paul Goddard, wood cabin,
$700; Roger Addleman, remodc'
residence, $500; Wayne B. Moon.
wood cabin, $1,500; Clark Beall,
carport, $150; Hal B. Williams
remodeling, $12,000; Gordon Sim-
mons, garage, $500; Robin Hood
Lodge, garage, $1,000.
FERRY RECEIPTS
Receipts from the Harstinc
Island Ferry for the week ending
Oct. 17 were $219 and for the week
ending Oct. 10 $269.50, the Mason
County Engineer's office reported.
Ill
Call For
Phone 426-6902 ,
now representing
In Mason County
NEW AND USED CARS
22, Manchester, and William E;
Miller, 1.8, Shclton, collided at the
intersection of Highways 106 and
3 at Belfair Oct. 20. Both vehicles
were going north on Highway 3
when the Miller vehicle stopped for
the stop sign at Highw~ty 106. The
Brown vehicle failed to stop, col-
liding witll the rear o~f the M:iller
vehicle. The accident was investi-
gated by Trooper Robert Furseth.
SHELTON POLICE
Rodger Russell reported 30 ear-
tons of cigarettes stolen from a
panel truck.
Ted Little reported gasoline
siphoned from the tank on his
car at the Simpson parking lot.
Earl Gallangcr reported a similar
offense.
Cars driven by Robert W. Rog-
erson and Cynthi'/ Pedeferri col-
lided at 13th and Turner Streets.
Nornmn Wang reported a bat-
tery taken from his cat'.
Kcith Jackson reported a dog
missing. It was later recovered.
Mrs Jerry Bloomfield reported
the aerial broken from a car.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE ARRESTS
Booked at tlle Mason County
Sheriff's office during the . past
week were Edward I. Cook; BaN
lard, taking motor vehicle without
permission of the owner; Morman
Tharp driving while intoxicated
Charlene D. Abbott, auto theft;
James L. Dishon, hit and run.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Louis Arnold reported gasoline
theft and vandalism to logging
cqnlpment.
Barry Caskins reported a stray
bullet hit a tree near him.
William L. Ktdd reported a tire
and a battery stolen.
Ervin Nestell relx)rted gas be-
ing' siphoned from the tank at
Pioneer School.
James W. Churchill reported a
cat" radiator taken from a shed
at his home.
Rita Morse reported a record
cabinet, money, a jacket, a pig-
gy bank and shoes taken from
her home at Union.
Frank Gosser reported a tele-
vision set: stolen.
M. J. Whitchurch t'et),)t'ted a
radiator col~, two radiators, eight
tires and a battery stolen.
POLICE COURT ' I
On the docket in Shelton Police!
Court before Judge Rolls Halbert!
Monday nioht were Tox Cuzick,
drunkenness, six days in jail; Ter-
rance L. Holland, drunk and dis-
orderly, $25 forfeit; Guy E. Sage,
parking meter warrant, $6 forfeit;
Thomas Pulsifer, no operator's li-
cense, $I5 forfeit; ;Stereo T. Holt,
speeding', $15 forfeit.
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1 only - Reversible Mattress Pad $4~00
Twin Size Soiled ............................
i--
130 yds, Piece goods
Denim' ~+ Sailcloth .................... yd. 50¢
1 only - 52 x 52 Plastic Coated $~44
Table Cloth ......................................
16 only - Bedspreads $1~00
Assorted Twin 8+ Full ....................
16 only - Rug Runners $#1199
Multi-Color 30 x 72 ........ ..:~ ............. ~
8 only - Chrome Towel
Poles ....................................................
ton Piece Goods
70 yds. - Cot " ,
Assorted Pr nts ............. yd.~Jl=~= ¢
116 yd.- Cotton Piece Goods AIAI¢
P
rint & Solid ................ yd. "=IP"I'
38 only - Odds and ends ...... . ~¢
notions ............................................. i.. ~v
4 only - Thermal Blankets $599
72 x 90 ..............................................
8 yds. - Solid Color Corduroy
36" wide .................................. yd. 68¢
6 only - Hand Bags I~'-'¢
Women P aid .................. ~i~O
9 ,only-Bras ';4 ..... $~
Odds & Ends .................... [ & ~
6 only - All Weather $--44
Coats .................................................... 9
55 only - Full Length , $--"--00
Coats .... ................. : ........................ 20
19 pr. - Slacks $+=188
Assorted Stretch .......................... ~1~
8 only - Swim Suits .... $ - 8S
30-34 .................................................... 1
ter Dresses
52 only - Bet , $~ $~
Reduced ........................ ~]) To J- ql~
INFANT'SDEPT.
34 only - Stretch Terry (~O¢
Play Suits ..................................... ~
n n Pants
132 pc. - Trai ' g $~ /$~11
Double Body Triple Crotoh .... ~/ l
30 pkgs. - Birdseye Diapers $ +" 00
6 to a package ............................ 1
38 only - Stretch
Creepers ................................ i .......
GIRL'S DEPT.
14 sets - Knit Top, Corduroy
Pants S zes 10-14 .................... set $ 00
8 only - Durene Sport T, ops
broken sizes ................ ....................
86 sets -
2pc. Short Set ............................ ~--~,~¢
65 only - Coats Assorted Styles
and $9 $10-,12 $15
colors
67 only - Dress Assorted - Reduced
$1~0 ,3~0
56 pr. - Assorted Shoes $A88
Reduced To i .....................................
i@
23 pc. - Assorted Flats
and Sandles ......................................
8 pr. - Mens 8 inch
Leather Boots ....................................
51 pr.- Leather Look 199
Women s Vinyl Boots ....................
31 pr. - Mens Imported $j88
Rubber Pars ........................................ mt
8 pr. - Boys Imported $¢~88
Rubber Pars ...................................... ~,~ •
MEN'S DEPT.
51 only - Short Sleeve Sport $+1188
Shirts S-M-L ..................................... ,L
10 pr. - Kaki Pants $t 99
" 34" "
30 to Wa=st ............................ dl,
18 pr. - Wash Slacks $4'~50
Assorted Sizes ..................................... I--
7 only - Cotton Flannel Shirts ' $444
Size M ............................................. =+-
63 only - Short Sleeve Dress $~44
Shirts .............................. . ..................... + i
BOY'S DEPT.
,?,y- hort S,oeve Acr,,an $1 °+
K )'t Sh' "ts ........... ' ......... ....................
30 only - Cotton Knit $4133
Shirts 2-6 ............................................
17 pr. - Corduroy Pants $1133
Sizes 6 & 7 .................................... 8,
9 pr. - Cotton Flannel Pajamas $,1133
Sizes 2-3 .... :: ...................................... ,I,
6 only-Shorts ~)=¢
Size 6 ................................................~--~
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W. E. Strope Dies
On 82nd Birthday
A Mason County resident for
the past 41 years, %Villiam Ehner
Strope, l~oute 3 Box 518. died in a
local hospital last Thursday on his
82nd birthday. He was born in
Appleston, \Vis. Oct. I5, 1882.
The funeral service was held at
11 a.m. Saturday in the Batstone
Funeral Home with Rev. Mason
Younghmd officiating. Burial was
in Shelton Memorial Park.
Survivors include three daugh-
ters. Mrs. U. Bmnice Boys, Elsin-
ore, Ca.lif., Mrs. Billie E. Suther-
land, Lakewood, Calif., and Mrs.
Eldon (Dorothy) Todd, Shelton;
one son, Elmer \Vfllia.m Sttope,
Shelton; 11 grandchildren and 6
greatgrandchildrcn;