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October 29 1964
SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL--- Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A.", Shelton, Washington
PAGE 3
Author Here For WCC Hews Feature
Ileal, future the Wqsh-
Cent.er here will
of a feature article
Newhouse tmb-
;hout the nation
Ed Mowry, 1953
Fulitzer Prize jomnalist.
Newhollse flew here fl'onl New
York last week to gathm' material
for lhe featm'e. The Newhouse
publications comprise the largest
newspaper chain in the U.S. now,
I
with papers from coast-to-coast I
exceeding in number the Hearst
[
and Scripps chains.
Mowry won his 1953 Pulitzer
Prize for a series of articles deal-
ing with a man being tried for tim
fourth time for a murder in viola-i
tion of his constitutional rights,
J. "BUZZ"
STANBERY
ENDORSE
OLIVER R.
INGERSOLL
:ii:!i}:i:i:!21:;!:: i:i:~ ::: i3.:
"We urge the voters who
supported us in the Primary
Election on September 15th
to cast their ballots for
,OLIVER R. INGERSOLL for
Judge of the 'Superior Court,
Thurston - Mason Counties,
in the General Election on
November 3, 1964.
"OLIVER R. INGERSOLL
is competent and qualified
and will make on excellent
Judge of the Superior
Court."
"Buzz"
ENDORSE
Thurston, Mason Counties Superior Court, Position. NO 1--Non-Partisan
Auctiofl
The Exceptional Foresters our-
Lion at tim Mason County Fair
Grounds last weekend grossed
about $2,500 before expenses, pres-
ident Robert Kimbel said.
Kimbel said that the auction at-
tracked good crowds and that all
of the items except a few appli-
ances which were inoperative were
sold. No bids were received on
the hay loader, he said.
"Pickets are slill being sold on
ALVIN Tn)YMAN
RECU PERA.TING
A~lvin Tidyman who recently
suffered a str.l~e while visiting
a daughter, Arlene XViggin, in
Cody, Wyoming, is reported re-
cuperating. He extends his thanks
to his many Shelton friends for
the cards and letters he has re-
ceived.
Before he was stricken Tidyman
visited relatives in Nebraska, Iowa
and Kansas, and a son in Texas.
He plans to return to his stays
home and to Shelton after the
tile 1964 Falcon. The winner of
the ear will be selected Dec. 19. I
Kimbel said the funds raised I)y]w
the auction will give the program
a, financial boost.
Too Late To
ItELP WANTED .....Experienced cook.
NIl*~ttoII Manor Ntlrs[ngl-loll}l!. Call
426-4552. S 1/I/°9 tfn
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LABORATORY TECHNICIAN -- Male,
will lrain. Starling wage $2.12 per
h,)ur. High re:heel graduate. Rayon-
ier, Inc.. 409 E. Harvard.R 10/29
WANTED TO RENT--:-;S~{iall fur-
nJsh(,d 1)111! 0|' two bl!dl'OOlll Ill)lil(},
Give parth:ulars. ]:~ox 100, c/o Jour-
nal. 1"I 10/29 tfn
LOST ~- Silver gl;ay ai'M-white Persian
l'(!nuilq~ cat. vicillity of Arcadht Ave.
and Lost Lake Blvd. Reward. Pholle
'126-6390. C 10/29 11/5
Legal Publications
NOTICI': OF SllERIFF'N SALE
(IF AI|ANI,ONFI) VEIli(tl,ES
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
O11 M,)lldlly lh(} 211d day of NoV(~lllbor,
1964 I}.| lilt: ho/Ir of 10:00 a,m, at SII(!ILoll
AaIo Parts, RI. 1 Shelton. Washington,
I will sell the following described
vehicles, to-wit:
1953 Ford Tudor ID A3BG101709. l~i-
ten,he No. DAS 116, Washingl(m. 1950
Cll(:;')'oh!t D(!livery Panel, Mlr. Nn.
HAC192995. License No. P 31751,
Washington,
D. S. CLARK. Sheriff
MltSOII Colllll y, Washingh)n
l~y Thor& L:assett Dej)tlty
10/29 it
first Of the year.
Menus for Shelton Elementary
Schools and Shelton Senior
High School
Week of Nov. 2-6
Monday -- Pups in a blanket,
tossed green salad, extra bis-
cuits and butter, rosy apple-
sauce and milk.
Tuesday ~ Turkey and gravy
on whipped potatoes, whole ker-
nel corn, sandwich, jello cubes
and mille.
Wednesday .... High School
ehili-wiehes, Elementary chili
con earne, peanut butter sand-
wich, vegetable wedges, choc-
olate cake and milk.
Thursday .... Fried chicken,
snap green beans, potato salad,
bread and butter, orange and
milk.
Friday .... Cream tuna fish on
cheese biscuits, cabbage and
carrot salad, apple crisp and
milk.
Supplement your child's
diet with Plenamins from
Prepp's Rexall
132 RR. Phone 426.4642
REPUBLIGAN
Vote for Ivor Snfith, for your next Repre-
sentative. The 24th District needs his ex-
l)erience and judgment in the 1965 Legis-
lature.
Ivor Smith has always worked for efficient
government and opposed the increases in
water and lights rates in Port Angeles.
Ivor Smith has always worked for the
interest of the people of Port Angeles and
the Olympic Peninsula.
We need Ivor Smitl for our representative
in Olympia.
Vote November 3rd for lvor Smith as your next Rel)resentative
Mason, Jefferson, Clallam Counties
(Tills ad paid for by friends of Ivor Smith ...... A. W. Shelleberger, chrm.)
FIRST QUALITY
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Thursday, Friday, Scrturday!
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WE HAVE A LARGE AMOUNT
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TRIM LINE SMART WINTER
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otter, brass. 5-10 AA, 4-10 B. 6-9 B.
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Some Special Buys, Some Drasti.
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3 YDS.
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SCATTER RUGS IN ASSORTEi)
STYLES AND PATTERNS
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Pile. Assorted Colors
Wash in Lukewarm
Water. Size 36 x 60