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October 26, 1967     Shelton Mason County Journal
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.ii!!i!!: HUNDREDS OF 4-H COOKIES are being baked for the 4-H Achievement Night held this Friday evening at the new building at the Southside School starting at 8 p.m. Shown here are Martha Sewell and Maril- lee Matson who, along with other members of The Actions 4-H Club and member f the 4-H Flying Fingers Club are baking the many dozens of cookies for refreshments. 4-H Achievement pins, member pins, rib- bons, leader pins and county fair cheeks will be given out at that time to the vari- ous 4-H clubs. Everyone is invited. Tea To Honor Foreign Students Sunday Two students fr.m foreign countries, attending Shelton High School under the sponsorship of local organizations, will be hon- ored at a tea from noon to 2 p.m. Sunday in the PUD Auditorium. To be honored are Robert Em- TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED -- Old Garnet red beads, garnet jewelry, cut glass, etc. Call Olympia 352- 4303 or write Mrs. Cleo Sae- get, Route 6, Box 139, Olym- pia, Wash. 98501. S 10/26-11/2 Legal Publications PROBATE NO. 3808 NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL REPORT AND PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION Superior Court of Washington for Mason County Estate of GEORGE HENRY KREGER, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that HENRY AXEL PERSON, as Ad- ministrator W.W.A. of the above estate has filed with the clerk of the above court the final report and petition for distribution of the estate, asking the court to settle the report, distribute the property of the estate to the heirs or persons entitled thereto, and for discharge of the person- al representative and that the re- port and petition will be heard in the probate department of said court at 9:30 a:m. on November 24, 1967, at which time and place any person interested in the es- tate may appear and file objec- tions thereto and contest the same. Dated this 23 day of OCTO- BER, 1967. Date of first publication OC- TOBER 26, 1967. Lodga Kimbel Clerk of the Superior Court By TECKLA VERMILLION Deputy Clerk CLIFFORD C. BENSON Attorney for the Estate Address: ..... 1018 Joph Vance Building Seattle, Washington 98101 Telephone: MAin 4-4949 10/26-11/2-9 3t Bike00"00 Boats SCHWINN BICYCLES REPAIRS for ALL MAKES 1931 Fourth Ave. East ' (Across from Ralph's Thriftway) Olympia 943.,1352 eras, a French boy, sponsored by the local chapter of the Ameri- can Field Services, and Judith Stratford of Australia, sponsored by the Shelton Rotary Club. Women from women's groups from local churches are assisting in the tea honoring the students. Emeras came here in August to begin classes at Shelton High after being selected by the AFS for placement here. He is living with the Cliff Starkey family in Shelton. Miss Stratford has been here since last December, and will leave in December for her home- land. During her stay, she has lived with the families of Rotary Club members. Ladies who will pour during the tea will include Mrs. Carl Downing, Mrs. Carl Carlson, Mrs. Edwin Zsoche, Mrs. Charles Dah- lman, Mrs. James Connolly, Mrs. Arthur Deals, Mrs. Lewis Wy- song and Mrs. Cliff Starkey. Assisting with the serving will be Mrs. Ronald Ring, Mrs. Herb Vonhof, Mrs. Mason Younglund, Mrs. A. H. Goodwin, Mrs. A. T. Boswell, Mrs. Pete Vanderwal, Mrs. Thomas Aaron, Mrs. Loy Hicks and Mrs. Franz Rauscher. Two Serving On Carrier • Airman Paul D. Hanson, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Han- son, Hoodsport, and Boilrman Second Class Gary A. Bearden, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Bearden, Hoodsport, have completed their third "on-the- line" period off the coast of North Vietnam aboard the at- tack aircraft carrier USS Con- stellation. Legion H00,s I00larnes Of 30 Men Numerous ISsure$ Face Voters On Nov. 7 From Coun÷y Now In Vie÷nora • More than 30 names and ad- dresses of Mason County men serving with American fighting forces in Vietnam have been re- ported so far to American Le- gion Post 31 for its second an- nual Christmas project, accord- Butler To Visit Military Academy • Glenn Butler, Counselor and Dean of Students at Shelton High School will join 35 other counsel- ors and principals from Washing- ton and Idaho on a trip to the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York. The purpose of this trip is to provide an orientation for educa- tors on the scope and quality of a West Point education, admis- sion and standards, and the na- ture of a military career. The trip is sponsored by the military academy at the request of its superintendent, with the ex- pense provided by the Depart- ment of Army. All participants will fly by military air craft from McChord Air Base Oct. 241 and return Oct. 27. Forest Service Moves Bert Toler • Olympic National Forest Sup- ervisor, R. E. Worthington has announced the promotion ando transfer of Bert Toler, District Ranger of the Soleduck Ranger District at Forks, Washington to the Gifford Pinchot National For- est as Assistant Conservation Di- rector of the Cispus Job Corps at Randle. Toler is a native of West Vir- ginia and was graduated from West Virginia University in 1951. He began his Forest Service ca- reer as a Forester on the Shel- ton Ranger District in 1958. He was transferred to Hoodsport Ranger District as Resource As- sistant in 1962. July 17, 1966, Toler was pro- moted and transferred to the Sole- duck Ranger District. Toler and his wife, Sheila, and 3 children Kay, Gregg, and Shan- non will soon be moving to Ran- dle. Worthington said a replacement for Toler has not yet been named. Leg lications ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed proposals will be re- ceived for the following project: BY: President, Port of Shel- ton, Shelton, Washington PROJECT: Repair of Shelton Dock and Float Port of Shelton Mason County, Washington TIME: 4:00 P.M., P.S.T,, Thursday, November 9, 1967 LOCATION of Bid Opening: Office of Dalke and An- dring, AIA 116 North Second Street Shelton, Washington Contractors may obtain plans and specifications from the of- rice of the Architects at above address or may be viewed at the Olympic Plan Service, Olympia. The Port of Shelton reserves the right to reject or accept any or all proposals and to waive in- formalities. JAMES PAULEY, President Port of Shelton 10/26-11/2 2t A DUCK can fly 20 feet or more in the fraction of a second it takes a shotgunner to pull the trigger. ing to Commander Jim Grimes. The Legionnaires are repeating the Christmas project which proved immensely popular last year, in which tinned fruit cakes bearing messages of Christmas cheer and personal signatures of Legionnaires were mailed to 55 Mason County men serving in the Vietnam theatre. Post 31 asks relatives and friends to send it names and addresses of local boys in the Marines, Navy, Army, Air Force and Coast Guard who will be in the war zone at Christmas this year. This information should be mailed to American Legion Post 31, P.O. Box 8, Shelton, within the next three weeks as the Christmas packages must be dis- patched early and there is con- siderable preparation involved in getting the packages ready for mailing. After last year's Christmas pro- ject Post 31 received so many notes and letters of warm appre- ciation for the gifts from the fighting men that the Legion- naires approved a repeat of the activity this year on an even larger basis. • With a wide variety of candi- dates and issues facing voters in both the city and the county in the Nov. 7 general election, County Auditor Ruth Boysen said this week, there should be com- munity interest and a good voter turnout. The issues in the city of Shel- ton include the city commission, Shelton School board members, county board of education di- rectors, Shelton Port Commission and the Harstine Island Bridge Bond issue. In the rural areas, there are school district, port district fire district commissions to be selec- ted as well as special issues in some district, such as the forms- A÷÷orney Named F,00r You÷h Charged With Bt,rglary • William N. Dillon, 18, 1402 Fairmont, Shelton, was arraigned in Mason County Superior Court Friday on a charge of second degree burglary before Judge Charles Wright. Judge Wright appointed Steve Bean, Olympia attorney to rep- resent the youth after Dillon told the court he had no money but would like an attorney to repre- sent him. Halloween Party • The Degree of Honor Junior Club Halloween party will be held in Memorial Hall at 7 p.m. Friday. Dillon was charged, in infor- mation filed by Prosecuting At- torney John C. RaDon with break- ing into the Rolls Halbert home Oct. 4. The youth was arrested by Shelton Police last week. A second youth, charged with being involved in the same inci- dent, is being held in Mason County Jail after being reman- ded from Juvenile Court to Su, perior Court. RaDon filed charges of second degree burglary against the youth, William E. Swanson, 17, Rt. 2, Box 35, Shelton this week after the remand order was signed. tion of a fire district lock area, a cadia Fire to levy at full 000 bond issue for newly-formed trict. All county ballots on the obligation bond issue : stine Island Bridge, Mrs. Boysen stated in candidates are ing to a ruling from General, but, sticker are not. To be a valid write'' the name must be clearly enough so doubt about whom tended to cast vote for. Nov. 7 will be a for all city, government sen stated. Church • lVft. Olive will observe with a single Sunday. ReV. stated that Bible Classes 8:45 a.m. Fuel for Though÷" from C. C. COLE & SONS:,INC. G,ve your buildings a long, brtght future: New Chevron0000 Colored Coatings . Now available in attractive pastel colors. These new aluminum asphalt asbestos coatings waterproof, insulate, and last years longer than other types of coatings. They stop leaks, and greatly reduce underroof sweating. 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