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ttPORTS ON
MONTHS
t Incorporated repor-
jor the first nine
L t%'7 of $117,909,496.00,
. With $132,588,904.00
Period in 1966. The
dpd 704,893 tons of
*t! tllOse and e pta. per-
through S p. 30,
|ith 777,491 tons in
for the first three
I 7 amounted to $10,
Lal to $1.73 a share
][' hares outstanding
Lr.'ngs for the com-
in 1966 were $15,
al to $2 45 a share
'. two percent stock
.Ued in March, 1967:
BRIDGER, 238
Drive, won a
door prize at
rts show held re-
th
] Mason County
tq k 3 auditorium,
'on presented the
IIPARK
' r'aul Bigley, re-
{_ced the opening of
p-.e ho
:@1 me park to be
: Cota St. The park
rl Nov. 1, has all
i Utilities p a v6'd'
.' There are 10
:ble now with even-
," for 17 mobile
! there are future
dry facilities and
ark with a picnic
t also own the
! and the Georgi-
--" in Shelton.
I 0
,. etcher is always
}t With goblins,
h snOUls running
ar Will be espec-
'L '. When the Ja£-
i t elr haunted house.
haVe to be scared
'hl, xou shop in Shel-
e always welcome
,e tnerchants with
teeting
].Unty Democratic
;'ttee Will meet at.
friendly clerks and always top
quality bargains. Such as...
MILLER'S, where the monthly
E.O.1V. sale is on and while it is
you can save lots of loot...
Gayle Wentz, manager of
LUMBERMEN'S, has some ri-
ces on washers and dryers that
you'll just flip over. Don't miss
this one 'cause you can really
save your budget here...
In the market, to save your
car this winter? If you are stop
in at MERV'S TIRECAP & CAR-
CARE CENTER where Merv Set-
tle has a special you just can't
Fair Manacjer
Is Re-Hired
Mrs. William McGee was
named manager for the Mason
County Fair by the Fair Board
when it met last week.
The fair next year will be Aug.
16,17 and 18.
Mrs. McGee will be serving
her second year as fair manager,
having handled the 1967 edition
of the event last August.
The Fair Association, Mrs. Mc-
Gee said, has already started
the wheels to roll for next sum-
mer's event. Many improvements
are being considered and plan-
ned by the members as they are
all looking forward to a bigger
and better fair.
pass up ....
Jim Wilkins, m a n a g er of County Gets Bid
MONEY SAVERSTORE, says to
check the fall values here as you
can save money, nt just during
the fall, but all year through...
Rich Hammond, manager of
SEARS, has a buy on carpeting
you better not miss. Carpeting
can make your house quiet and
more comfortable so, check with
Rich today...
Rod Olsen, owner of OLSEN
FUINITURE, is continuing the
special sale on color T.V., but
you better hurry, as these special
prices won't last long...
Give the finest and most per-
sonal gift you can, for Christ-
mas. A photo from DEAN'S will
so it. Owner Dean Palmer is
always ready and willing to
serve you in any way he can, so
stop in right away...
CLINTON'S BIKE & SKI SHOP
has a special sale going on for
all you skiers. Don't miss it as
it will save you money. When-
ever you want skiing equipment,
Clint has just the tiem you're
looking for...
For Halloween or Thanksgiving
cards and party items look to
EVERGREEN DRUG CENTER,
where Owner Ken Chapman has
a vast array of all types of good-
ies just waiting your selection...
George Valley, owner of
EELI & VALLEY APPLIANCE
CENTER, has a total clean
special on ranges this week that
can totally save your budget. Be
sure and make this an absohitc
stop on your shooping list...
Eldon Kahny, manager of
PENNEY'S, is holding the last
three days of Penney's Days for
1967. To take advantage of all
these values, be sure and make
the stop here this weekend...
That's --30-- for this week,
but remember. Don't let the Hob-
goblins g’ .Y0t on. Halloween ....
we need you all as shoppers in
:Miiso'rl CbUhtyl ......
On New Machine
The Mason County Commis-
sion at its meeting Monday
voted to accept the bid of Bur-
roughs Corp. for $16,990 for a
bookkeeping machine for the
County Treasurer's office.
The firm's bid was the only
one received on the equipment.
The commission voted to ac-
cept the plat of Colony Surf No. 3
after the platter, William Tsao,
agreed to put on the face of
the plat information on lots which
the Health Department con-
sidered questionable.
The commission set 11 a.m.
Nov. 20 for a hearing on the va-
cation of Lake Drive in Mad-
ding's Sunny Shore Addition 1.
Civil Defense
Checks Survey
, Mason County residents who
were not contacted, either by
the census bureau enumerator or
through the mail in the Washing-
ton State Home Fallout Protec-
tion Survey conducted earlier
were asked this week to contact
the county Civil Defense Office.
Civil Defense Director Harry
Cole said that the census enum-
erators have completed t h e ir
work and that some second
questionnaires have been mailed.
Those who did not get a ques-
tionnaire are asked to contact
his office so one can be mailed
to them.
IN AN AVERAGE YEAR the
Coast Guard answers approxi-
mately 50 000 requests for assis-
tance:
Weather
High Low Precip.
October 19 57 38 06
October 20 59 36 ....
October 21 53 36 1.57
October 22 60 45 .43
October 23 60 46 .94
October 24 62 41 --
October 25 53 44 1.07
Readings are for a 24-hour
period ending at 8 a.m. as re-
ported by the Rayonier, Inc.
weather station.
FIVE-DAY FORECAST
Temperatures Thursday thru
Monday expected to averageb
about 2 degrees above normal.
Normal High, 58; normal low,
39. Rainfall also to average
above normal with rain expected
on two or three days.
Multi.Service
Bazaar Set
The Mason County Multi-Ser-
vice Center is planning a Bazaar
for Dec. 8 to raise funds for
several items needed for the cen-
ter.
Among the things which are
needed are curtains for the win-
dows and electrical wiring for
the stove, hot water heater and
refrigerator.
The group is asking assistance
from those willing to make
items for the bazaar, donating
items or assisting on the day of
the event.
The group has a long list of
items which can be used in mak-
ing things.
Further information can be ob-
tained by calling 426-2568.
Evangelist
To Be Speaker
Evangelist E. H. Knauft,
Olympia, will be guest speaker
at the Shelton Seventh-day Ad-
ventist church Oct. 28. Knauft
has been an administrator and
teacher for the denomination both
in Europe and America. Present-
ly he is pastor of the Olympia
Seventh-day Adventist church.
In an interview at Olympia,
the speaker said he felt that to-
day's preaching should be per-
tinent to the problems of our
space age. The local Seventh-day
Adventist church has engaged
him for a series of studies rela-
tive to man's present day needg:
o
WILLIAM SIMMONS
William Simmons
The Finest
Succumbs At 74
Three Named As Red Cross Directors
Three Mason County residents
were elected to the Board of
Directors of the Thurston-Mason
County Chapter American Red
Cross at the annual dinner meet-
ing at the Panorama Restaurant
Oct. 9. Elected to serve three-
year terms were Mrs. R. W.
Oltman, Roy Dunn and Selden
Mushroom Trip
Planned At Park
Mason County residents are
invited to join the Puget Sound
Mycological Society mushroom
field trip at Shafer Park Satur-
day and Sunday for identifica-
tion sessions.
Dr. Stuntz of the University of
Washington will be on hand both
days to identify different speci-
mans which are picked.
Sunday, the Shelton Nimrod
Club will serve a clam and oy-
ster feed at 1:30 p.m. at the park.
Tickets are $3 per person.
VanderWegen. VanderWegen, ser-
ving his second term, was re-
elected to the Executive Com-
mittee.
MYs. Daniel J. Evans, First
Lady of Washington State, pre-
sented volunteer awart:ls. Among
those receiving uniform insignia
was Mrs. L. C. VanArsdale who
has served 11 years as a Social
Welfare Aide volunteer in Mason
County. Vern Miller, the retiring
Chapter Chairman, was pre-
sented a special award by Wil-
liam Bennett, the newly elected
Chairman.
Commemorating the 50th an-
niversary of the Mason and
Thurston County Chapters, John
Hendricks of Olympia spoke on
"Red Cross Memories". Mark
Bloms, a High school Red Cross
youth representative, spoke on
"Youth, the Future of Red Cross."
Attendants at the meeting were
entertained by the St. Martin's
College Chorus.
Red Cross is a member agency
of the United Good Neighbors of
Mason County.
PTA To Hear Police Officers
Evergreen P.T.A. will hear
Chief of Police Frank Rains and
Sgt. Vincent J. Santamaria pre-
sent a program on local crime
and narcotic problems at its meet-
ing tonight. The p u b 1 i c is in-
vited.
Dale Johnson in Mrs. Krogh's
morning kindergarten, won the
skunk drawing contest. The
skunk will be hung on the door
of the room with lowest P.T.A.
attendance.
A cake drawing is being con-
ducted for funds to apply to
P.T.A. projects.
lrs. Roy Anderson has ac-
cepted the position of represent-
ing Evergreen P.T,A. at school
board meetings.
William I_x)gan Simmons, 332
So. 3rd street, died Saturday at
Rest Haven Nursing Home in
Bremerton. He was 74 years old.
Mr. Simmons was born Ma 19,
1894 in Maysville, Ga. and had
lived in the Mason county, area
the past 32 years.
He was a member of the Mor-
mon church and worked as a
bleacherman at Rayonier, Inc.
before his retirement.
He is survived by one son, Don,
of Port Orchard; one daughter,
Mrs. Helen Garns, Glendale,
Calif.;' one step-daughter, Mrs.
Randolyn Long, Glendale k seven
grandchildren; and two sisters,
lYrs. Eva Erickson, ChicaKo,
and Mrs. Iola Empey, PocateUo,
Idaho.
The funeral service was held
at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Batstone
Funeral Home with Bishop Clyde
Knight as reader. Burial Was in
Shelton Memorial Park.
On Committee
Rep. Paul Conner (D-Port
Angeles) said today Dr. Richard
Wehrli of Port Angeles and Wil-
liam Looney of Shelton have been
named to the Washington Citi-
zens' Com, mittee on Highway
Safety.
The citizens' group advises the
Legislative Joint Committee on
Highways, of which Conner is a
member.
TIlE MOST POPUI,,AIg size for
general-purpose sportsmen's bin-
oculars is 7x35.
Popular
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S,zes
Only
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Plus Tax
FREE Mounting, Balancing
& Rotating If Necessary
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Winterizing Check For Your Car
With Purchase of Snow Tires
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For Service When You Need It See
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