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Thursday, Octob
-----.. Legal
-- Luhlg J ('ALL F01'*
my honle. Seahd Bids will L
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removed at Sheiton, Washil
wice t(i" t r. I , Nlwember 5, II
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......... Iwith It Bookkeepi g
tires. OK cations for which
! 1/20..tf_.nl throagh the Clerk
Cli{lllt y CtHll Inil
If y( Auditor's Office.
1 Hem Said id prop()sals
_2112__t I op,med and reviewed
re-toot] of County C(:
Pod Re the rigllt to reject
426-243 Bids submitted, or
3/8 tJ uny Bid sul)niitted,
y- hcm Bfd or Rids deemed
. to the County.
8/30 tl Paynicnt for the equi
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hour i Itenls. as specified hi
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Y, 0ctObel, 25, 1962 SHDTON--MASON C0 JOURNAL ............ -- Publlshed in "Ori, ttou? V.S.A.,'; Slmlton, Wuhlngton .... page 19
....... .... ' '" P b. ' UyLaa-'on Itlan Shoots lmytn--o'e ' ° / F,.,<,..,, ,.
,' ..... ' r ' Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal U e O][ls ......... home oi: Mr. aod Mr% Pete Bh:)onl-
IERB ROTTER and ...................
bit). 8303 N(}TI('E OF IIEAIIING NOTICE Ol,' AI.I,; OF FORI,]'I field V(cFe J/lr. and Mrs. Bert
,,. ,,,,,, .,, ,,,,,,,,. At Same Place While Hti--un -ng °' <,,,,,, ,,,,,.
1N TIlE SUPEI:HOR C()URT OF THE ac('(,rdlng ill RC%V 36.82,t80, the ClJinl- TIIAN $2,tllili.(lll iher. They are staving with "Mrs,
1 ASSOC|ATES STATE OF VtrASHINGTf)N FOR lyCou''nissi°nersI'aiv''t)''eparedandSTATI'7OIaWASItIN(VI'ON'DEPART-
MASON COUNTY l)liicod on fib' the following llrOliOs('d MIi]NT O1" NATURAL P.I,]St)UttCI]S. l'a(#S Bisbop (if l{anlilche.
OSCA[ \\;V. MICKEISON and ALICE stlllliiClli(!ntid budget to tht [qqilil)nleut BERT l,. COLIq, (]l,ouliissioncr )1: Sllntla' d|nner gtlest ill MI'. anti
E. MICKF]LSON. hl. wifo, Plaiuliffs, f.ental anti ].ovolving l,'und fin' tho. Public Llnils
vs. "ear 1962. llcaring will bc held there- N)Iit'(. i: hoi'eby given tlnit on ,{fin- 1-)AYTON .... Top this one if you weekend of "the big blow" ill ]V[rs, Doyle Howard was Mrs. 'Phcl-
tl on at 11 a.nl., oil N,iveniber 5, 1962. da) tim 5lh (lily of Novcnlt)ll', 1963, (.!an! Bill Tibbits was ()lit htHtt- Ten]no with their grandparents, nla l:h)wal'd of Issaqtlah. After-
: Otter, Broker Walter George, Associate Broker CLARENCF REYNOLDS, if ltvinK, al lhe office ol tilt' Clil.lnty C()n]nlis- (!Ill hie lch;g al ten o'clock ill ltie fore- noon drop-in callers were Mr• and
t md if deceased• tile ilokown heirs of stoners, at the Coul•thouse at Sllelton, noon, tit t.lll She:ton Distriet tteall- ink last ,¥cdnesdfly on the road Mr. ad Mrs. A. S Dayson.
' • " Mrs• Ted Berry Shelton,
: "- Phone 426-6642 Evenings -- Phone 426-3530 Claren/c Reynolds: tilt! ESTATE OF WashinghJn, for IlK! purpos(' of adopt- quarters ol the Df!partrnelll of Natliv- going up to the Dayton I:'cak ,Veekcnd gtlests of Mrs. Ger-
'i!tc'.llilA TJI.LIE REYNOLDS, deceased; alld ing sliid SUl)l)lcllnnta] budget, al Reso,lrccs, tile folhlwlng describ,d Lookout whon tie spotted a coy- Mr. and Mrs. Merlin fiickards
'A' Bi,ard of County Cominissbinel's ,forest l)r.ducts will be sold at public • ,rude Scott were Mr. and Mrs. and children motored to Chehalis
i'>k"_']['': a I ch,i,,fing an.,,, ,'ight, title..slate, lien I,l" Mason Cnunty, Washhlgh,,,. ati'li0n t.o tilt highest, bidde," ore under a tree. He of conrse George Plirvcs and girls of Kent.
.-,l DAIRY--SHELTON AREA i,]l olhor persons or plwties ulfl, nown
Satln'day
and
had
dinnel-
witll
Mr.
i CRE RANCIt SOUTH OF SHELTON i7," int°r'sI hi the real esiate doscrihod By C. NOLAN MASON, Ai)l)roXhnatcly 1,000 .... niferous promptly pnt an end to this beasts
Ihc complainl herein; Clerk ol" the Board. CAu'istnias trees, career, Then son]etbing elude hiln ]V[I'S. John l.rO/lll ' and daughter, and Mrs• Rllssc.ll Edwards. They
Bill
li
registered Jerseys with
records, loafing shed, milk-
)arlor, farm machinery, all in-
Excellent water system, 18
:ler irrigation system. 40 acres
g timber. Comfortable four-
family home. TERMS!
Rotter & Associates
REAL ESTATE
1at Street Union TW 8-2429
EXCELLENT BUYS
1, 1963.
Dated at Shelton, ,.
19th day of Oct r. ILL PROFIT BY BUYING NOW . . .
JOHN B. COLE i $
Mason Cot nty Tre 4 'YoU are seeking a fine, well-builL livable home, here is
P.O. Box 479 .i: Y0Ur search ends. We have five of Shelton's finest-homes
Slmlton, WashingW ' |le, and at excellent prices They each have 3-4 bedrooms,
L "raore baths firenlaces tios and al
, e e . _ .. P , 1 the extra tree fea-
NI)'r/cF] OF BUDGi " Wants in a lovely home. The cost of living and build-
NOTICE is hereby g [;!¢,are still going up--come in, discuss and buy now!
Board (if ColnlnlssiOlle
Utility District No. 1, Nl= WILL BE HARD TO BEAT ....
s]ling'iou, have proper ht
for the year 196',] aliu l!i Spaeious five bedroom fa.ily home features wall-to-
hearing of tho prop0S( tl in large living and dining rooms built-in refriger-
.... fill .let in large
bo h 'ill in Ul" of : 0,i"k[e'-
,,t rio -- .n nday l&... hen loads of storage spice nice patio area excel
.. o;.. P. .... ..O , ::];RltiKl;lll • . I --+- a . ....
1962. D l'!_' g plant And the best part .... you can move in with
Siitl:'l(.leiarHyAROL 'l'ThPayment with payme,,,ts of $85 a month. You had bet-
!rc. ',.:, ,. 9i,LEl'' S One today as it can t l'mt long on these terms
l'tlDlle tiiltJ r t ,li. " •
$11,000. 426-2268.
ATTRACTIVE ILY, PRICE & LOCATION, THIS IS TOPS . . .
z'oom home near three bedroom, two bath rambler with attractive
range and oven,
electric heat, two. built-in range and oven, colored fixtures, master
block of property, th private bath, two large stone fireplaces, comfort-
ter 5 pan. room and lots of storage space. This home
LARGE THREE bed Value on today's market at only $17,500.
ily rooni with
to-wall carpeting, NT DOWN AND MOVE IN ...
washer and dryer, home is located close to schools, churches,
town. The owner will help with financing and the
MUST SACRIFICE Of $64 a month will include taxes and insurance. We
crest home, that you check this one closels.
ished, large
to school and
Will sell at real r0 LIVE OUT OF TOWN? . . .
8549 altornoons or llnfinished house will require a remodeling job on the
located on a five acre tract a short drive from town.
NICIC thrcc bedrooOi -allow a responsible party to take possession with no
l)lucc. Equity $750. and very small monthly payments until work is
13ECALiSE OF DEATI-1 price is only a fraction of the actual cost. Call :Mr.
. ,., , • • . •
Call CVClllng, )UT A WESTERN STYLE MT. VIEW HOME?
i,'Ul SALE -- Will buy tiffs nnique ]lolne in a top neighborhood. Its
atli and half, include a lovely cornor fireplaco---guest house,
heat, call 426-2240 with patio and barbecue, It's neat as a pin and in
b pan.
T-WO BEDROOM in every way. Upkeep here will be at a very mini-
UbUl'ban and thrCO this one nOW.
urban tiornes, l,'or
-Phone 426-.t147 ..... -"'
l,'. SALl,: -- Two-Pl7:
with unluiiMied tlii'd "{,
fo<,nda,,,,n A. ROY DUNN
,l<l00c a< ,c,1,','.
uoo 'ive 426-6363 126 Railroad Ave.
solt0 °..
bcdl't)l)ln hOUSe, ill
';, nuic l,•oi,i il 'VENI ....
'2 . .-oi;ll, NGS CALL MARV. VOSS .......... 426-8074
WALT MARBLE ........ 4006-3022
paynic'ut tuI"lllshe ff [
,t25-4336.
• • " q .... WATION FOR THIS BARGAIN
paon 426-8150 J. Y" "'.''" :7 ....
....... . -- ........ "-.--;;i o tt y pine with lots of built-
2 % ACtES on ieVC o ' , c " " P ....
nllit .1 000 4')6-2081: ig room-with hre-
iIGUSE' 1;'0i sEE :U t, tdtchen de-
School. Full basenCd operate eating area,
terms. P'ionc 426-6700' for $14,506.
IS THE LOCATION FOR THIS HOME
living room. ldtchen with dining area, large
yard, extra large lot 100 x 100. Priced to sell for
lENT IS THE IMPORTANT WORD FOR THIS HOME
home is located right smack down town. Handy to
3ust recently remodeled, large entertaining size liv-
dining room for the holidays, cupboards ga-
doWn and three upstairs, two complete baths.
$10,000.
8 HOME FOR GRACIOUS PEOPLE
room is full of charm and designed for the lady that
dining room with wonderful view of the city,
Lovely music room off the living room, large
bath downstairs. All bedrooms on one floor. Full
Basement with bath. The yard is landscaped beyond
& must-see for $17,900.
t0ME HAS THE SECURITY OF AN ESTABLISHED
-designed two bedroom home is in the best of con-
oWNEI1S
bonlc in ltllJd
lot. L;xl:tthl,nL
12'IVC nunutcs IF0111
ltlollt 426-61d.1.
3 BEDROOMS
lion, Marine
1>boll0 426-6264.
FOR--SALE --
port, "ulility,
Lrlc hc(tt. Call
OFERED "BY
Isbtnd Lake holnu.
good dock, new 12
l)hicc. hardwu0d fl
al'l.a. Inc]u(les 50
Reasonably prie,
426-4608 betwcea
FOR SALE
A-1
close ill. Re
D I last. All plastered, new roof, extra lot goes with
|] -(')()T} n. Large living room, built-in china closets. Easy to
I I TVT, h 0 pstairs for another bedroom, This home has so many
[] llN I%'1" 011 Lli i that you have to see it. Only $9,600.
115..,0000drooms, 1 ._ PLEASE YOU, AND A PRICE TO PLEASE
II ztui nasemeut, t 1P'ii JGET . .
• RADIATES MAXIMUM
• ELIMINATES ROOM HEAT
FUEL
• PROTECTS AGAINST
ASHES, DIRT AND DRAFTS FOg
• TWIN DOORS OPEN WIDE
.;'.>: LOADING OF FUEL
VO SLIDING DOORS FOR FAST OR
ION, BEAUTY UNHEARD OF. TH(
MER • BURN WOOD, COAL
VALUABLE COLORFUL BI
brick fireplace. The kitchen is pink and aceent-
cabinets. Bath has two sinks, all mirrored. Not
to tell all. The outdoor area m all completed and in-
swimming pool, large patio. All covered, fenced-in
trees also. All this for only $22,000.
lot with three furnished apartments, a good rental
one and rent the other two. Two have two rooms
room with bath, two bedrooms. Well located and
attractively to sell. Call 426-8272.
UNTRY --
one acre with three bedroom home located
from Shelton. Will make a good deal to proper
some repairs.
ANGLE AGENOY
ReaI Estate -- Insurance
HERB -- Phone 426-8272 DICK
!LS 426-3434 DONALD (BEAN) DANIELS
Defendants.
TI=IE STATE OF WASIIINGTON
TO THE SAID CLARENCE REY-
NOLDS, if living, aria if deceased.
tho llnknown heirs of Chirtuce
Revn(dds: tho ESTATE OF LIL-
LIE IEYNOLDS, deceased: and all
olhor peI'sf)ns or Dar{ies unknown
clahninK :ill)' right, title• estate,
lion or in]crest in the real estate
dosci'ihl'd ill |lle ciHnl)]aint hel'Pill:
DEFENDANTS :
Yell, and eacll or 3'f)tl, nl'0 hereby
sunmmned la appear within sixty 160)
days after ]hie dnh! of the first'pnlfli-
(';ilion i)[ this snnlln(ins• Illll defend
lhe almve-entitled action ill the Su-
perior Ci)ur{ nforesaid and answer the
coniplainl af the ll]aintiffs and sei've
a copy of 3"Ol11' answer llpon the tln-
del•stgnPd attorney for the lllaintiffs,
al his office hel(w slatotl ; and, in
ease of yoln• failure no to do, judgment
will ho rendered against yOU aeem'ding
tn the denmnds of |tP eoml)laint in
Ihls aclion which ha. boon filed with
ill,' clerk of said eourt.
The ohject of this action' is lo quiet
tille in phlin{iffs to real ('state ill
]V[ason CotlntY, Washington. deserihed
as :
A h'act of land in lhe U2 of lhe
SE!/ of the NEI of Section 29.
Township 23 Nm'th, Range 1 West,
W.]W., particularly described as
folb)w :
.,onn)leneinE lit the E cornel' fir
]he SE l', of the NE' of said See-
lion 29, Tnwnship and ranwe;
thence Wo.i along the South ]ino
r)/' said SEI,: of the NE 381.05
feet: (llene North. para/lel with
the East line of said forty 381,05
fot: thence East parallel with
the South line of said SE of the
NEll a distance of 21,05 feet;
"thence south 31,05 feet to the
point of beginning.
agsinst the claim of the defendants
an(1 IlnV one ()f then].
GLENN E. CORREA
Attorney for Plaintiffs
Office and Post Office Address:
GLENN E. CORREA
Bell Bullding
121 South Four[h Street
Sbelton. Washington
I0/25 11/I--15-22-29 6t
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, nioi'e nloney has been
received hi (he Equipment Rental and
Revolving Fund than was antieilmtcd
at ttle time of tile adoptton tff the
1962 budget; "lnd
WttEREAS. it steins In tile best
interests iff lhe Road DCllartlnent to
USe this luono.'' to stocklile lnah-!rials.
NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT RE-
SOLVED. that tile following supple-
inonhil budget for the. Equipnie, nt Ren-
tal and Revoh'iug Fund be adopted':
Estbllated excess receipts fl'olll Jan-
uary 1 - Decenlbee 31, 1962 $10,000,00
TOTAL $10.000.00
Estimated ,exDendituro for stockpil-
ing materials 10,000,00
TOTAL 1"0,000.00
ADOPTED this 15th day of October,
1962.
Board of Couuty Commissioners
,if Mason County, Washington.
is) HARRY ELMLUND, Chairman
is) MARTIN AUSETH
(s) John Barieknian
Attest:
C. NOLAN MASON
Clerk of the Board
]0/25 11/1 21
NOTICE OF Slll"RIFF'S SALE
OF ABANI)ONEI) VEIIICI, I.;S
NOTICE IS tIEREBY GIVEN THAT
on Monday the 291h day of October.
1962, at the hour of 10:00 a.m. of said
day at RAE'S WRECKER SERVICE,
Shelton. Washington, I will sell the
Jollowing described vehicles, to-wit:
1946 Ford Coupe. Motor No. 99All-
68975. Lie-nse No. FBL 175
19,16 Clievrolel Pickup, Motor No.
DBA247813, License No, P41830 and,
at 10:30 a.ni. of said day at Doran's
Shell Service, Shelton, Washington, I
will nell the following described vehi-
tic, to-wit :
1956 Plymouth edan, Motor No.
26577589, Lieense No. XAE 555 and,
and. al 11:00 a.nl. of said day at
Porshall's Auto Wrecking, Shelton,
Washington, I will sell the i'olh)wing
described vehicles, to-wit:
1950 Dodge Coupe, Motor No. D3,12-
73989, License No. AER 3,t6.
W. A. POTTER. Sheriff
Mason County, Washington
By Thora Bassett, Deputy
]0/25 It
Real Estate Real Ftate
Preferred Properlies
by
Waterfront Realty
17 Railroad Ave. Call 426-8277
HARSTINE ISLAND
One of the choicest of sum-
mer recreational properties can
be yours with budget terms.
150 ft. wide, this lot has one
of the finest pure sand beaches
on Puget Sound. with easy ac-
cess up to the small beach ca-
bin, located with a gorgeous
panoramic view. Full price is
only $5.950.00 on this brand-
new listing.
WHAT HAVE YOU?
We have been authorized to
accept trades of smaller homes
on equities for down payment
on the purchase of one of Shel-
ton's most attractive new homes
situated on an extra-large
wooded lot. Let's get together
today if you need a larger home
and already own a one or two
bedroom house in this area.
...................... •
CHOICE HAMMERSLEY
FRONTAGE
Located just four miles from
downtown, this 2,200 sq. ft.
home on a 150 ft. wide low-bank
tract is simply ideal for the
family desiring the freedom of
suhurban living. Let us sho
it to you today, and see how
much fun your family could
have here.
LEASE FOR 6 MONTHS
Then purchase with no down
payment! Sounds impossible,
but we can do it upon approval
of your credit, and look at what
you would be buying . . . a
lovely 3"bedroom. bath and a
half, double garage home, on-
ly a few blocks from High
School, 5unior High, or Grade
School. Easy FHA payments on
the balance. Call now!
BUY THE WORKS
This owner can't use two
houses, and will sell this cozy
3 bedroom home fully furnish-
ed for only $6,800. If your cre-
dit is good, you can move in
with a small down payment,
and build an equity in the eas-
iest possible way. Perfect for
the new family needing an in-
expensive start•
3 BEDROOM,
PLUS BASEMENT
You can't beat the economy
features of this fine Angleside
property priced under $11,000.
Lots of space inside with an ex-
tra large lot, all overlooking the
Shelton scene.
-- Evenings Call --
M A R D E N ST R O U D .......................... 426-4000
DICK BELLING .................................. 426-8162
VERN DRONEN ................................ 426-4318
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FALL SPECIAL: Beautiful view lot, cleared and terraced.
Close to public beach and dock, pebble beach, good fishing, some
oysters available, view of Mt. Rainier. Approximately 13 miles
from Shelton--$2850.
REAL OPPORTUNITY FOR HOME OWNERSHIP! This char-
ruing two bedroom home is a real value. Located downtown: only
blocks from shopping center and schools. Immaculate through-
out. Neat living room, sunny kitchen, bath (with new fixtures)
plus a separate shower. Drapes included at the low, low price
of $6400. Call today for an appointment.
LOVELY TWO BEDROOM This immaculate home centrally
located on .Mt. View. L-shaped kitchen and dining room, gracious
sunken dvmg room w/fireplace. Large covered patio on shady
side of house, ideal for lazy summer-time living, attached two-
cal" garage, all set on fenced lot and one-half completely land-
scaped to perfection. F.H.A. appi'aised at $14,725, or complete-
ly furnisned ,or $18,000, 10 percent down, easy terms.
,,REALTOR'S DREAM', Homes of this caliber have seldom
come up for sale. Built like the ' Rock of Gibraltar ---This two
bedroom home has hardwood floors, fully plastered, tiled drain-
boards, stove, reL, matched washer and dryer, drapes and rugs
stay. The fenced yard is manicured to perfection and has a bar-
becue pit ano several fruit trees. All within easy walking distance
of stores, Look and you'll buy -- $9,000.
DOWNTOWN LOCATION This two bedroom home is very
neat and roomy. Large lovely living room. The 2 bedrooms have
more than aequate storage space. This home was "built to
last". Yard is well landscaped and easy to maintain. Ideally lo-
cated within four blocks of church and stores. In a well-kept
friendly, neighborhood. A home you'll really enjoy. Priced to sell
at $8500. Terms.
LOOKING FOR A "GOOD BUY"? Check this immaculate two
bedroom 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.
RENTAL PURCHASE: Two bedroom house, dining room, six
rooms in all, f/replace, garage, large lot, $6500, $60 per month
until down payment of $500 is made.
LaBISSONIERE AGENCY
REAL ESTATE -- INSURANCE
119 8o. 4th -- PhOne 426.4666
Evenings Call
A1 LaBissoniere, Phone 426'8649
Vlvian Nlnemlre, Ph. 426-8806 Harry (Bob)Wries° Ph. 426.8926
Locate(1 in Nt,':j, E/, SEll Sec. :t2,
Twp. 21 N., Rue. ,1 (W), W.M,, Ma-
son Coun|y, Washing]oil.
B, SCALE SALE
Forest l)roduets will bc sold on a
scale basis•
Minimum acceptable bid will be 30("
I)el tree.
On (Jr |)e]ore, November 5, 1962. at
10:00 a.lli., each biddor niusl nnikc
a niinitnuoi deposit ,/' $']0•00 p]tlS
a $5.00 bitl of sale fee, or a total oI
$35.t)0 i.'l the I'ol'/n of cash, llloney
t)rder in' certified chock, Said dClmsit
>:llali t.onslitl_ltc Iln f)pcnilll- bid at
tim el)praised I)ricv, Ul)ort ellnipic-
tion o17 this sill(,', the rcsl)ectiv(, de.-
posits silall bo l,ctl.u'ncd to lhe llnsuc-
cssl'lll biddors, Tbo ptlrclitiser /ntlst,
cn the day of side. lnllk( an addition-
ai payliient so illat till! total anlount
del)/sit,d, exelusiv of feos, will equal
100/ of tile t'tlll hid l)rie based
on the cruise estinlate. This addition-
al ])ayillent nlay bo by l)ersons] chelk.
All chocks, nloney, oidc'rs, cte. al'e
tO be niade payabll) to tll Comlnis-
f;ioner Of Publie Land.
BOND: Upon award of sale, the
I)urcbasor niust also ftn'liish a ctish
bond of $100•00, ill the forin of cash,
liloney or0er, cerlified cheek or bank
draft, t(, guarantee conl|)lhincc with
all terms of the I.fill of sale•
Any salo whhrh has boon offered,
and for which no bids el't, received
shall not be reoffcred unttl it has
beon readvertiscd. If all sales can-
not be offered withiu the specified
tlnic on lira advertised date, tllc sah
shlill continue on the loll.wing day
l)t.tween the hoHrs f)f ten o'ch;)ek a.in.
and loin" o'clocil 1).nl.
The Stab! i)f Wash]tiglon does not
guarantee its published cruises of the
herein doserlbe(i forest products, and
plarchasers thel'eof shall have no re-
e(,urse against either the State of
Washington or the Board of Natural
Resources if tim actual cut does not
equal ,och 1)utdished cruises,
liol'es t ])rodncts n|ust I)t l'e noved
I)vlor to December 31. 1902.
Located al)lU'oxinmtldy six ndlcs
northwe:t of Shelton.
Accessibility via public road,
A eo)y of file forest produ ts bill
of sae contract is posted at the Shel-
ton District Headquarters office.
BERT L. COLE
C0nlal]ssioner of Publie Lands
10/25 It
M ,
Real
Estate
• "A" IS FOR ATTRACTIVE-
If you are looking for a 3-bedroom,
two-bath home that is easy on the
eyes, ask to see this spotless ram-
bler. Well located on Mt. View.
Plenty of play area too in the large
garage or spacious yard of this
$16,500 home. Best of all are the
easy terms and free appliances.
• "B" IS FOR BIG
If you are a big happy family and
want to be close to school, invest-
igate this family home today. For
the kids there is a full dry base-
ment, plus T.V. room. The spacious
living room features a fireplace
and there is a separate dining
room. Upstairs are two extremely
large bedroomsplus another just
right for sister. There is much
more so see it now.
• "C" IS FOR CHARM
Few houses have all the conven-
iences and beauty you will find
in this spacious Northcliff home.
We doubt you can find a home
to match this one. Living room
with fireplace, large dining room,
kitchen with nook, extra roomy
bedrooms, PLUS a patio overlook-
ing,a pretty yard. A real home
for $17,900.
• "D" IS FOR DELIGHTFUL
And it is dlightful living in this
cute and compact Hillcrest home.
This new on the market home has
a dream kitchen, two bedrooms,
two-car garage and nice yard. You
will like it at only $6,000.
• "E" IS FOR EASY-
You will quickly see how easy it
will be 'to make this Angleside
home fit your family's needS. Spa-
ctous rooms, extra large lot. Con-
venient lobation. Easy to own, too.
See it {0day, ..
• "F" IS FOR FUN
Here !s a spacious waterfront
home fop the fun-loving family.
There Is plenty of space for en-
tertaining or just relaxing in the
roomy liVing Poem with Its cheery
fireplace. Morn will love the
"dream" kLtchen with built-in ap-
pliances. Three twin-slzed bed-
bedrooms, plus a bath and half.
Close in on Hammersley's Inlet,
for only $15,000.
• SUBURBAN LiS'I;INGS:
25 Acres--Close to freeway. Easy
driving to both Shelton and Olym-
pia. ComfOrtable two bedroom
home. Large creek for excellent
water supply. Huge double garage.
Easy terms 'at $10,500.
• ONE OR TWO?
Here arc two choice waterfront
lots less than three miles from
town. Each have 100 ft. of low
bank frontage. Ready for building,
$45 per foot. 'Easy terms.
• REDUCED PRICE!
Now even a better buy at $11,500.
Here is a cozy four bedroom wa-
terfront home at Island Lake. Per-
fect for year-round living. You
will like the convenient arrange-
ment, cheery fireplace and large
patio. A Choice location, so see it
nOW.
• AGATE AREA
35 acres with some timber and
Christmas trees. The non-descript
house has three rooms and a path.
Lots of p0tentlal at $5,000 with
easy terms.
MANN REAL ESTATE
CALL 426-6592 ANYTI M E
321 South First Street
SHELTON
EVENINGS CALL
VlNCE H I M LIE---426-6501
KU RT MANN--426-3226
look up in the tree and what a slit-
prise to see a bobcat. The bobcat,
of course met the stone fate as the
coyote,
All indications point to the fact
that the bdbcat wns treed by the
coyote This of course is just my
point of view aad these circun-
stances could be the subject of a
lot of (liscusion and argmnent.
Snre would like to get hunters
and trappers views.
The Traveling Pinochle Club
met Saturday evening in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Dyson. High
prize winners were Tavia Kilhmgh
and Archie Lclnke, low Marian
Booth and Jim Booth, traveling
ptnochle Ralph Kilhmgh and Jim
Booth. The next meeting will be
held at the ellb house Nov. 3 with
Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Killough host-
ing.
We are happy to report that
Mrs. Mary Chappeil is now home
from the lspltal.
Mrs. J. W' R:ay0n was so happy
on Sundy tO have three of her
sisters with her for the day; Mary
Dukette and Ruby Skinner from
Centralia and Mabel Smith of Mc-
Minville,
Mrs. Darl Goldy spent a few
days in eat[l with Mrs. Minnie
Slane and Mrs. Richard Osterholt
nd enjoyed attending the World's
air. Mrs, laUe, a former Dayton
resident, returned home with Mrs.
Goldy to spent a week.
Sharon, who is of Olympia. atten-
ded the World's Fair Sunday.
Cindy Wickhorst was Friday
and Saturday ovorniKht guest of
Elizabeth and Jamie Hickson. The
lhree girts npcnt Saturday to-
gether at Cindy's honte.
The ].ol)0r!; IelY, ke family of
Seattle and the Cccil McLains of
Kent were weekend guests of Mr.
and Mr. A. E. Lemke,
V[I'S, Jerry Heminger celebrated
her birthday Thursday, October
17 and lind as company through
the day, her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
V, ral t Bloomfield of Kamilche,
b:nute Brenner and Mr. and Mrs.
James Hiekson.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John Anderson were his eouisins,
Gene and Leonard Berg and dad,
Andy Ar, derson all of Gig Harbor.
Andy is also spending the week.
Mr. ad Mrs. Harold Kidd and
Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson were
Saturday poLluck supper guests
of Mr. and Mt's. Don Herrick, Ka-
milche.
Ricky Wickhorst spent the week-
end with hie grandmother Mrs.
"V. A. Leimbaci of Hoodsport.
Mrs. Glady Wickborst and children
Bernard Rishel were Sunday din-!
nor guerts.
Saturday callers in the Jerry
Heminger home were Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Ray, Sunday, Mrs. Mamie
Clark, Shelton, came to visit her
great-granddaughter, little Sheril
Dan and Mike Kidd spent the Dee an:t Mrs. Rock also visited.
Halloween Carnival Slated At
North Mason School Saturday Night
By Rachel Freclln liams is the former Edith Skeen,
BELFAIR ...... Halloween will get Ghmn and Beverly Schatz were
an early st]art in this community "
with goblins and witches out in :the lueky winners of a two day
vacation at Ocean shores, with
ull
force
next
Saturday
evenlng all expenses paid, and a chance to
for the annual Halloween Carni-:
val sponsored by the Women,slrelax and enjoy the beantiflll fall
Auxiliary to Nuel Curtis Post, 5372 weather.
also visitcd with Mr. and Mrs. Gieu
I.icka rds.
I,ednesday afternoon visttors ill
Pete Bloonifiehl home were Mr.
and Mrs. Howard \\;Vilson and on
Thursdsy, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Peter
sen and Mrs. Edna Petersen.
The J. C. Tibbits of Chehalis
were w,ekend g'ue;ts of Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Tihbits,
Cindy and Clint spent Satm'day
night with, Mr. and Mrs, Dell
Adams,
Keith Tibbits hnd the hamiest
moinent of his life wlmn he bag-
ged a nice spike Sunday nea.r Pan-
handle Lake, This was his first
yesr of hunl.ing and he was more
than pleased. ''
,[i's. I.ouise Carlson and childreu
of Tacoma spent a week with',Mrs.
Gladys Vickhorst,
The Clifford Pharrts faintly of
Seattle were Sah|rday ove]'niht
guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. B. I:'harris. , ,
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Bloomfield
were Friday evening cal,lers iirl tile
Pete Bloomfield h0me .... :
Mrs. Jerry Bloomfield attended
a shower Friday evening hoff6rinff
Mrs. B!ll Jotlnson and infant
daughter, Knren, in the home.,of
Mrs., Alex Smitti, "
Sunday dinner gxmsts of Mr. and
Mrs. L. B, Pharris were Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Johnson and children
of Island Lake. ' "
Sattlrday drop-in callers in'the
Pete Bloonfficld home were Mrs.
Bud Knttlzen, Chris arid Steve, Dan
Harvey, Rosemary Stuck and Mar-
cia Sniilh. ,,
f Darlene Bloomfield Was rh;ome
]m western Washington CoUeg'e
for the weekend.
Plan to come to the Halloween
Party Wednesday, Oct. 31 at 'Day-
ton Hall. Time is 7-9 p.m,, and
children up to Junior Higli' age
are welcome. Come dr'essed in t
costume. Any donations of Candy
for a. treat would be greatly ap-
preciated and may be lef t ,'ali
Lcnll{e's store.
Tboughl; must be made better,
V.FAV.
High point of the evening, which
begins at 7 p.m. at the grade school
Gym, will be the coslmne parade,
with divislon, from pre-schoolers
to 8th graders. As a safety mea-
sllre, those in charge ask that the
young masqueraders use make up
rather than face masks, though
small domino masks may bc worn,
There will be three prizes for cos-
tumes, and a gift for cvery young-
ster taking part in the prade.
This i, the I,I year for tho carni-
val. and by eoincidence, 14 local
groups will be taking part. They
are: Beachcombers Garden Chlb,
Victor Club. W.S.C.S of the Com-
munity Chur(-h Easlern Star So-
cial Club Rhododendron Garden
Chib. Bc, lfair Bees. Senior B.Y.F.
Vohmtecr Fire Departntent. Fire
Department Auxiliary, Cub Scouts,
Be:fair Homemakers. North Ma-
son Joniors. Frances Gladwin
Orthopedic Guild. and Jobs
Delighters. Candy, flirt items, ba-
ked goods, fish ponas, and games
will be a few of the attractions
offered by these gronps a decor-
oted booths I'roiind thel gym. All
those io charge of booths will be
in cosLinne, with a cash prize go-
ing to the orgtnizttion wilh the
best display. There will be door
prizes, and ntlsie by the Grena-
diers, the state championship-win-
ning" drlim and bugl0 corps from
the 4th district, which proved so
popular with carnival goers last
yea, r.
Mrs, Gordon Squire is general
chirm'm for the event, assisted
by /Irs, Joe Tschida and Mrs, Han-
nah Matson.
Evergreen Garden Club held its
October meeting at the home of
Mrs. Elmer S:mdstrom, with Mrs.
Charles Williams as co-hostess.
New program books were pas-
sed out to the members stressing
this year's theme of learning by
d()ing. Mrs. C. J. Jones was in
charge of the first of a series of
scheduled demonstrations and
work parties, as she led the group
in ttae making of ribbon flowers.
The chlb's therapy program for
this month included donating and
arranging flowers at the Lr.S. Nav-
al Hospital on the 4th, M|'s. Sand-
strom was in charge of the pro-
ject. assisted by Mrs. Robert John-
sen, and Mrs. Boyd Hunter. It was
also reported that the group had
been in charge of flower arran-
gements at the Conamunity Bap-
tist Chm'ch for the month of Sep-
tember, with lrs. M. W. Newkirk,
Mrs, Earl Anderson and Mrs. C.
J. Jones participating.
Mrs. John Paxton, a former
member, was a guest at the meet-
ing, which concluded with a plant
sale under hc chairmanship of
Mrs, Claude McKnight. 1
Congratulations go to Miss Nan-
cy Mat,us, chosen by North Ma-
son students to rule as Homecom-
ing Queen, and Art Kralicek, vot-
ed Mr. North Mason. The two win-
ners were almounccd at the home-
coming dance held aturday even-
ing in the High Gym and ruled
over the affair from a large throne
in blue and white, the school col-
ors.
Their court also choseu by po-
pular vote• were Misses Marilyn
Mills and Susan Clappe, princes-
ses; and Gone Foster and Mike
Stevenson, escorts.
The result of ueven years of
beachcombing and working with
ahells w.ql be shown by Mrs. Au-
gust Pcdersen of Tahuya on Sta-
.ion KIRO at 9 a.m. Nov. 4. Mrs.
Pedersen was asked to appear ()11
the Workshop program to display
hor shadow box pictures made
with local shells in their natural
colors, and local residents who
have seen her beautiful handicraft
will be watching the program with
interest.
Friends here have beea enjoy,
ing the visit of the Clarence Wil-
liams of Tuscin, Calif. Mrs. WiN
Mr. Schatz, ('if the'local Serve-U and human life more fruitful, for
store, won the vacation through l the divine enel'gv to move it on-
a sates-increase contest sponn-ed ward and upward.
by Associated Grocers, tatting sec- --Mary Baker Eddy
end place in more than 200 stot'es/ ............
competing.
Word comes from Mrs. Claire
Bogle oe the nortb shore that she
is thoroughly enjoying her visit
in Atlanta, Go, where she is stay-
ing with a sister-in-law, Mrs. Jo-
seph Hilsman.
All best wisles for speedy re-
coveries go to Mrs. Calvin Mann.
Mrs. O. E Hardcastle. lind Harold
Johnson, who all me reported do-
ing well aftor recenl hospiLatiza-
lion.
MT. VIEW
ALLIANCE CHURCH
Washington and J Sts.:
Sunday School ............ 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship .... 11:00 aim.
A. Y, F ......................... 6.00 p.m.
Evening Serviee ........ 7:00 p.m.
Prayer Hour (Wed.) 7:30 p,m.
Eugene Breid, Pastor
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FIRSTCHRISTIAN CHURCH
Arcadia and Lake Boulevard
Charles D. Wigton
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.m.
Child Care Service Available at 11:00 Service
THE METHODIST OHURGH
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
ST. DAVID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Fourth and Cedar, Shelton, Washington
The Rev. Clarcnoe 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 meditatlon and prayer
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FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
7th snd Franklin Street
8:15 Early Morning Worship Service
9:30 Sunday School and Adult Bible C]sas
11:00 Morning Worship Service I
CARL J. CARLSEN, Pastor
Affiliated: Lutheran Free Church - National Lutheran Counctl
SHELTON ASSEMBLY OF GOD
130 East Pine Street MASON YOUNGLUND, Pastor
Full Gospel in Message -- Fundamental In Doctrine
Sunday School ...................................................................... 9:45 a.m,
Grade Lessons ..... Qualified Teachers -- Classes for all.
Morning Worship ......................................................... : ...... 11:00 a.m.
00hri00t's
Ambassadors ........................................................ 6:00 p.m.
Evangelistic Service!,- ............................................... i ................ ,7:00. p,m;i
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FISHERHEN'S, CLUB I
P.U.D, AUDITORIUM 3rd and Cota "l'llFll ' I
SUNDAY, OCT. 28 -- ll'lillt'l i
"Basketball Ideas"
lO:OO a.m.-- i
"IMPORTANT THINGS" .F= -,"
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Rev. E. C. Knautz, Pastor 5th & C.ota
Rev. Alfred Sandoval, Minister of Christian Education
SUNDAY, OCT. 28
9:45 a.m. Sunday School.
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
"Is Christ Worth While?"
6:00 p.m. Youth Groups
7:00 p.m.EVANGELIST DING TEULING
"THE KING OF KINGS"
Broadcast over 1
KMASI
1280 - 11:00 a,m, -i
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FIRST OHUROH OF OHRIST, SOIENTIST
$02 Alder St., 6helton, Wash,
• Sunday School 9:30 .m. Ohurch 11 a.
Wedneaday evening testimony meetinp 8 p,m.
Reading room located In eurch. Reading room houB II to
4 p.m. Men. & Frl. Well evening 6:45 to "/:46;
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