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, :! ,;,November"- g, 1962
• hurgday, November, 8,
Page 2 : :. ......... . ....... ,. ,.g'%TON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAI -- PeNt,hod in "Christqastown, U,g.A." 8helton, Washington ..... A' .-..-. rl
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Birthday Party At Dayton Hall .... ' Lake Nahwat el Several Grapeview Hunters Bae *""'Y t' Y ' '' g ' ' ° r
:::. ? cs f( r a speedy recovery.,!'; ., •
UU qP DR A s / P • II I , qPl • R A q. I., , l v ' co.uple ef weeks ',t. thelVlilleZ /WHI r
.onors/we men baturoay evening ....... ,o ::
Area rrepares iflelr geer uver ifle weeKeno :
,' * .... follow' " ]eels fez
lfl .MAllEt KII)l) with Mr. and Mrs, John Anderson IP PI/ GRAPEVIEW,-q-lunting season This "house of horrors" was via- OUR GRAPEVIEW II. ! ]ng off'.. '. '
l')Ar'r()N I')ver :1 hlln(lre(] ho,Iti|]g '. Sh 11 __eql , ended on a happy note for several fted by all the gnests after which! Club is currently engggl Year last .riaay eve-
......... .v.h.n v0000,ow, . "
guests gathered at. Daylon Hall --Gezald Nec(lham came home hol)eful nimrods fronl Grapeview. coffee and donuts were served by "buildng a basket" iven a*aud Re:
at a Iearing;
fm Saturday ew?ning tel honor from the hospital last Wednesday,
Jesse Aldric'h :r ( Andy Staff at li'ri(m(t' "Hid relatives visiting him
,q j()iI*ll bir;l)day c(debralion. Mrs. through the we,q( were: Mr. and
Jesse AMrieh was the instigalor Mrs. C. N, Allen and clzildren,
of the affair, Out of town guests Kent, and Mr. and Mrs. Norman
came from Gig Harbor, Tacoma Bunko and Norma Jean, Shelton;
and OIvmp The T q)lers f Mr. and Ml,. , 13ej Ilnderwood,
" " " '" " " *" ( ; " "" " r ' }-:lo()(ISl)Ol't ltllt IVII'.'4 Florence
|..aK(! r.N;III\\;ValZ(] eo )KC(I l;ll( [ll]'t(e ,' ' , "'
I!or t] ( nlain ( ollrs ? wilh illa, lly iMLFSOn el tile Alrpol't.
::,uests bringing dishes to roun(l [ FIIIIIAY, MIIS. I[AIIOLI) NIDD
.imt the turkey dinner wtlh t.wo accompanied Mrs. Start I)yson and
birthday cake graeing the tabh;, k:hildren on a trip to Tenino,
A lhre-pi(ee orch¢stra provided where they visited with Mr. and
m isi( for dancing, t Mrs. A. S. Dyson. Mrs. Kidd
.... i. : ...... picked uo ' hree-month-ohl elk
l:|l'S. ,Jl?](] }'('|.(!n|lln Sealile Dna -- , .2" ' ,' (' "
• ( • _ ,,,f ... ; ' 2'." ,. YlOII]'I(I I r(Iln lStll) Grayless and
.i :)l)oe',v i .)nl Jylarsnall, Sn(.ll.on • ....... . , ....
• 111( [INIIL l[ nonll IOI ael nuooy as
Were tWO il!ln/.,ry, cold people on :'' ' '
Monday morning when Ray Clark, a Christmas gift.
lruck driww picked them up after Mr. and Mrs. John Dinning
lhey had spent Sunday night in visited l'.tst week in the home of
1( woods west of Panhandle Mrs. Mary Chappell.
Lalre. Ray was on his way in to
the H'arry ltdd landing for a load
of logs and met them wa, lking
out. 'l?iu,.,y were truly grateful
fro. the sandwiches from his lunch
pail. Mr. I<etchum had dropped,
off his wife and Tommy so they
could hunt along the log roads.
Some way they beeanle tllrned
Krollnd and darkness was soon on
them. After wandering quite a
ways, they came to wha.t was
evidently Harry Kidd's h)ader and
cra.wled" mder and spent a wet,
mi..rable night. They could have
spent a. mueh more" comfortable
night if they' had known that
wilhin aholtt a hllndred feel; set a
small trailer house. The word is
that they are none the worse
ior this experience and Tom seems
to have <:ally enjoyed it.
JUST A I{EMINI)ER of the
Harvest Dinner at. 7:30 p.m.
Saturday night at Dayton Hall.
About fifty children with some
adults cnjoyed the ttallowe'en
party Wednesday evening at the
tall. Thanks are extended to all
those who made contribttions and
helped with decorating, games and
:o forth.
The Traw.qing Pinochle Club met
on Saturday evening at. the club
house with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
The Clifford Combs family
motored to Olympia on Sunday
and called on Mr. and Mrs. Manley
Michler.
Charlie egg of Shelton visited
last week several times with his
sister, Mrs. Mary Chappell.
The Don Cress family, Shelton,
enjoyed a pothick dinner Sunday
in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
James Hickson.
Doris HiekSon spent Friday
overnight with Sharon Moffatt of
Shelton and they attended the
home coming game.
STEVE ANDERSON was week-
end guest in the Walter Chappell
home. Friday night he had with
him Ront).ie Wright and they at-
tended a party in the home of:
Renea McQuilkin.
Gladys Wickhorst and Bernard
Rishel attended a birthday party
Saturday evening in the Jack
Leimback Hoodsport home honor-
ing Lyle Leimback, Shelton.
"CORKY" IS QUEEN -- Lorraine "Corky" Demler, Shelton,
reigned as Queen of Homecoming activities last weekend at Wil-
lamette University, Salem, Ore. Miss Demler, a Junior, is a his-
tory education major. She is a former Forest Festival Queen. She
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle J. Barnett, 1019 Olympic
Ave., Shelton.
Thais Rishe, spent a week ,OiGoo d Crowd Hears Candidates At
lhe borne of her dad, Bernard
Rishel.
Darlene Bloomfield spent l'riday
night at home from Western Union Community Hall Meeting
tate. Breakfasting on Saturday
morning with Pete Bloomfiek
family were Mrs. Los Bishqp and By Elhe! Dalby season under the guidance of Jo-
I(illough hosting. High prizes Mrs. Bert Wood, Kamilehe, who
went to Dana Dyson and Ed Val- accompanied Mrs. Bloomfield an(
ley, low to Derma Anderson and Darlene to Olympia, where Dar-
Joc Liegel, traveling pinochle to lens caught the bus back to col-
John Anderson and Archie Lemt lege.
The next meeting will be Nov. 17 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Evers and
"'"::"':':": ............................................ ;/;; ......... T ........... children visited Sunday in Mat-
UNION --- A capacity crowd
filled Union Community Hall to
over flowing last Saturday eve-
ning when a large number of po-
litical aspirants, accepting the in-
vitation of Hood Canal Improve-
meat Club, made their appear-
sie Peterson, the Garden Club's
expert and artist creator of flo-
ral creations.
Mrs. Peterson was associated for
years with Sandahl Florist of Se-
attle before retiring with her late
husband to become residents of
By Sandra Tupper
LAKE NAHWATZEL With
deer season nov tit an end, except
for the additional bucl¢ season No-
vember 23, 2,1 aKt 25. Tuppers' Re-
sort,wishes to say they will have
the same policy during Elk Sea-
son as they had during deer sea-
son. "Elk Season" starts Novenl-
ber 10.
Mr, and MILS. Dave Branson, Se-
ttle visited over the weekend at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenncth
Bransoll,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dig glc J,'.
attended the Jess Aldrich birth-
day party Saturday evening.
MR. AND MRS. MARVIN Pap
WOrth of Issaquall called on Mr
and Mrs. Lawrence Hansou, Sat-
urday.
I'. and Mrs. Denny Reed md
son Steve, and Mr. and Mrs. Ri-
chard Booths and son of Seattle
were weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Cliff Ford. They celebrateC
Mrs. Helen Boothe's and Mr. Clif-
ford Ford's. birthdays.
, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Amel
Tveit visited Mr. and Mrs. How-
ard Sills of Raymond.
Wednesday Lowell Cook, Aloha,
Ore., was an overnight, visitor Of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Springer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Springer
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Springer of Brinnon.
Mr. and Mrs. Roe Franldin en-
tertahed as their guests over the
weekend Mr. and Mrs. Harley
Franldin, Spanaway, and Mr. and
Mrs. John Patton and daughter
Julie.
Mr. Jerry Stone, Seattle visited
over the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Kelley.
Jimmy Leggett and his wife and
two children, Aberdeen had dinner
at the Kelley home.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Tupper, and
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tupper had
the pleasure of attending the Jess
Aldrich birthday pmy. last Satur-
day evening.
MR. AND MRS. HANK Chap-
pell attended the birthday party:
for Jess Ald'ich.
Thursday Mr. aIld Mrs. Gordon
Wouters of Brady called on Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Dawson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson of
1Deckerville were drop-in guests of
the Dawsons Saturday evening.
this past weekend when they were
finally able to bring home the
vc'llison. Fl'ed LiiIz with s(m, Larry
and friend Stan Hagedorn from
Bremcrton had Lady Luck as the
fourth memher of their party last
Satlll'day vchell, ]lOlnewaF(I boLind
rom a lnmting expedition, they
came upon three deer, a spike a
doe and a yearling, all crossing a
oml together, Yap! They bagged
,11 lhree[
Sunday, Veh Etherton and
Swede Johnson, hunting near Camp
(ovey ,each downed one, Swede a
thz'e,-point bllck and Web, t doe,
Virginia Hicks, hunting with
her husband Jubie last Sunday
morning proved her ability with
the rifle by bringing down a doe
while young Dennis Townsend got
a two-pointer near Shelton the day
before.
The vineyards are looking bare
again, the leaves are falling and
the grapes are gone. Sunday saw
the last of the tourist-pickers while
commercial picking was winding
up this week also. It was a late
season and fruit was not up to its
usual sweetness.
FOOTBALL SEASON is also
drawing to a close. Julie Stock,
with brothers Russ from Port Or-
chard and Carl, from near BeU-
ingham, drove to Pullnmn Friday
afternoon to meet nephew Ed and
to attend Saturday's game between
W.S.IL and Oregon State U. It
was Homecoming for Washington
State and, although the score was
not to their liking (18-12), the
Stocks reported it was a very
good game and they had a wonder-
ful time. It was a full dmy of
football for the brothers as they
attended the Fresh game in the
morning. Julie was pleased.to see
summer residents from Grapevlew
there, Larry Winterhouse, who is
attending W.S.U. and Donna Kelly,
a freslmlan at Gonzaga.
The Shelton Highclimbers per-
formed beautifully for Irene S.
Reed's homecoming last Friday
evening, squelching Chehalis 32-0
with the usual Gz'apevlew fans in
attendance. Mrs. Gladys Sheerly
had a few bad moments when
halfback son, Mike, was earried
off the field with an injured leg.
Fortunately, he suffered only from
?ulled ligaments, with nothing
broken.
the Mothers' Club. Mothers taking ing goodies to he given Rossmaier; overse-
part in the party werc Mesdames some lucky person at home ec. chair-
Elizabeth Gatlin snd Shirley En- nighl scheduled for Rossmaier; lecturer,
genand furnishing the dennis, Ann Please plan Io attend, ekmnnn; steward, Ira
Westberg, Vivian Query and Vir- At the N v(mDer 1 meet! steward, Clifford
ginia Hicks. Fair I4arbor Grange tile..; Donna Combs;
THE SCHOOL children enjoyed Iing office's we'e elected: Portman; secrelary,
! a special treat last Monday, thanks I Irwin F. Rowe; overseer,:* d,; gate keeper, And-
to fisherman Harry Hilhian, who I Learna,'d; lecturer, Can ie; ceres, Lula Cream-
supplied a fresh sahnon for their/steward , George Lewis; *" Rosetta McGarvie;
hmch, and his wife who prepared lsteward Rohert Spoonez Cash; lady assistant
it. ]lain, M;'ude Fe" trea;U: jr: Trenckmann; ex-
' 'V pl
A 4-H meeting of Grapeview's[ Y. Stevens; secret'n'y, ' Forrest Green;
Barnacles last week was held at lSPOoner' gate keeper I-I.r 3'ears. Max Cash, two
the home of member Art Nick- [ man; ceres, Ruby LewiS; Homer Adams, one
]aus. Eleven members were pros-IMyra Learnard; flora, J, Green, pianist.
ent and elected the following of-[Retzman" lady assistanl Ernest Leortscher
ficers: president, Art Nicklaus, Faye t'hey;'home ec. c were Tuesday lun-
vies president, Don Somers; sec- Marge Hell; executive c0
rotary, Jerry Hill; treasurer, Su- three years, Orin BucRig
san Hill and publicity chairman,
Marcella Westberg. Leaders pres-
ent were Mrs. Henry Gatlin, Mrs.
Jerry Hill and Mrs. Jubie Hicks.
Next meeting will be Nov. 12.'
A harvest dinner on Harstine Is-
land last Saturday evening was
the incentive to lure Mr. and Mrs. GiFT
Jimmy Walker away from their
cozy Stadium Beach home. Sur-
prisingly enough, they travelled via
canoe, thoroughly enjoying the now
smooth trip across the water and
the delicious dinner which await-
ed then,. OPEN
Visitors from Tacoma last week-
end enjoying the hospitality of
Tremure Islanders, Ed and Rita ill
Miller were Mr. and Mrs. X1 Linde-
man and son Terry.
Also out from Tacoma last Sat- Bernie's
re'day was Mr. Lionel Brubacher
who spent the day with good Building
riend Les Soule, keeping him
company through the televised
football game between Washing- O11
ton and U.S.C. We're so sorry LLCRES
to hear of tea's accident while HI
stacking wood last weekend,
wherein a chunk fell off the pole, (Watch for
striking him on the head and
causing a severe bruise, announcement next
Recuperating after a tonsilect-
omy last Friday is Bob Battles
who, we understand, had a partic-
::ii this week. He
ONLY1 LEFT
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']P :s of Mi's. Augusta
Carl Portman.
Rossmaier was hen-
Tuesday when Mrs.
-of Shelton gave a
for her. Those
Mrs. Edward Val-
Hearing and Mrs.
tRRY Chamberlin and
were Tuesday
guests of Mr. and
and then Tues-
and Mrs. James
d Mr. and
and family,
baby, and
Sleeveland came and
Rossmaier celebrate
of :Montesano was:
Week Monday at a!
Clearwater when his
his left arm above
is in St. Joseph
Aberdeen. He was a
resident.
PALMER was a Sun-
'guest of Mz'. and Mrs.
....
LSON ENDS
AUTO SUPPLY
ends 15 years
the Western Auto
loeal employment and
for sale.
Will eontinue to oper-
at 315 South First
is sold.
the annoucement Mr.
'62 RAMBLER AMERICAN CUSTOM 4.-d
sedan. Radio, heater, "E" Stick witl
erdrive. Many other extras. Top eco
Car driven very few miles. NADA *''
r, expre§sed their
!i I i! Of the enjoyable ex-
operation of the
brought them and
their customers
-- " "-Value--$ZUziU.U0. UNT FEATURE
'H ANNIVERSARY
sale pri©e- '2020 ,,0, last year's popular
= • :! aL in the furniture de-
, .Will
Step up the
i
ladder
lock with Mr. and Mrs. E. S.
Evers.
Wednesday overnight guests of
Ms. and Mrs. Alien Tibbits were
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rains of
California.
Rocky, Randy and Donald
Howard attended a Hallowe'en
party in the home of Vaughn and
Claude Wilson Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Todd and:
ance. Candidates for County and
State legislature offices, meeting
as one large friendly family be-
fore election day---Tuesday.
President Harry Coles of Hood
Canal Improvement Club, presid-
ed, with Lloyd A. Cook, secretary
also present. At the conchmlon of
the appearances of candidates re-
freshments were served by women
of the improvement club, with
Lilliwaup.
MRS. LUClLLE Wojohn was
hostess to a luncheon of thc
Birthday Club in honor of Mrs.
Lad Andersen Thursday a week
ago at her home. Present to filici-
tats Nell were Mesdames Ed
Hough, Dick Buechel, Bernice O'-
Berry, Francis Rucker and, Mrs.
Art Welsh of Shelton, and the
hostess.
More Electricity
Is Used Here
NEW YORK ..... Residents of
Shelton are..using electricity to
a greater extent than ever before
Your reporters, speaking with
Mrs. Eke Eacrett after the game
was most happy to hear that her
mother, Mrs. Walter Eckert, who
had been hospitalized since Wed-
nesday, was much improved. We
certainly hope she continues to do
o.
GoTng smelting occupied much
of Monday for Mrs. Myron Polk
Virglinia Hicks and Ann West-
, , , bezg The lace Hood Canal, and be one of the hz h
son were "[uesday callers in the, Grace Gardner and Bernice O Ber- Friends of Union and Mason indicating a ristng standard of .. " • .. P • ' .... " • "th^- " 'g -
L. A, Todd home, : ry in charge, assisted by members County remembered the honor- living locally, mey au came home w,.tn me njm. ,, i:',:i!i7th mmiversary sale
, .... UUl lane SChOOl cnlla.ren S tlaL .... "men's Melcantfle thts
Keith llbbits spent riday over- of the club. ,,efH,qen t%feRea,,,, Andersen The two "o hand-in-hand ac- ' g" ' . . - • • • Aim $ B_i', • ' "
light.with Ronnie Cochran on the THE LUD ANDERSENS motor-[ ith'mm cards and essages for cording to.t.h economists, who re-' ' ween. party az'e:a. ne crowd i ! If. |||K: an next week.
J. OS ' ,} O UCLUUI Ol H.IIU UVfyUULI IItU IF
.,, dl R ard. ]ed to Vancouver to spend the 1 her b/rthday of Friday a week gard the per capita rise or elec- . ...... .......... , ............ a UU di iat ?'e of the Jodrnal you
'iMr. and Mrs. Pete Bloomfield l weekend with Nill's niece, Mrs /ago trlelty as one of the best indexes wonuerxut iAz. .vtts..uett..Coout mm " ' |"Umber stamped on the
called on MI rind M! s , presences a SKIt as QIQ MI ene s
', ' '. ' ",.. Claude Mc- ] Hall " "] mh i h^ Tou]na is ead and of a. community s standard of liv- .. . :.. . _. " _ '. • _ ,, age 11. Items in the
'n , , • < t o , . pupas ann all lnClUalng pre-scnool t ,, o ' fie •
Irv on Saturday evening. [ Mr, and Mrs, Otto Wojoim drove I enjoyed by several former Coun- ing. .... ,,u ..... . A. ......... .-,o- ,- 1960 STUDEBAKER LARK V8 4-dO " , partment will be
MRS. ALVIN HULBERT visited to Okanogan to ge! in on the last I t"" residents is evidence(1 in the : The facts and figures on con- " ..... a,,., .... ?, v=: .... v2 ..... ., .... _. ........ , j",,p.a eorresponding hum-
one day last week in Olympia with [ of the hmiting season in Eastern / ,,," * *k,. . e,, ,eive i,,, sumption and on rates are con- ne usual paraae oz_.costumes, ann. nearer, auomauc, very ce,. ,ke your Journal and
, • .... - , . uames zor me ntue cnztazen zo ' U nm
s . • , A her mother, Mrs. Sazah Lomer. /Washmgton. Marmn Rmhardson , cor,.e,ndent rcentl ,, from lamed m reports made by the ...................................... ,C]{L n bers.
aa V U " ' lower/, DUE Ene ale oI Lne evening •
Lawmn Lumnr an, The Glen Rickards family of [ filled-in at Union Post Office for Mrs Howard Plumb of Texas and Federal Power Commission and ..... r ..... .................. 1960 FORD FALCON 14ANCIt]EU K_A0tlY. specials are being
.... Chehahs weze Sunda5 evening eal-[ Lucille Saturday as Wands Nil-IDave Iames now (ff Seattle who by the Edison Electrze Institute ............... D,,A,, T-,,s,-,,, (-,,qa 1v,¢.nSITl1 " |. other departments
--' / '; ...... lers in the holne of "Mr and Mrs , __: ....... I ' " " . ' .' .' . "...-=u, .x z alal, r,lg le ea up ann executes Dy 1.no SlXLn l.o, tlxu, xo.*.wx, ,Ja.x,..o..,.. ...- |:PartmenL store for this
dug V, ,.lllllJIiUIl 2 . -- ,. . • • [ son s a..ml;an, I keens in touch with local irienas nu*v va=. u .... .,, ..... ' " .n, =o,,,.f. r,..., -. • . - . . __ |IU-
Memin liclraras. | Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Stark. re- tin'&h the JoLn'nal news. sidents have to pay for the cur- a ............. ........ l-real clean. xra snow lres. ,|:.
[ turned from a two week visit in I Mr 'and Mrs A1 Howard, for- rent they use in their homes? Are .... ,¢_0 * • •
due to employment locally we will sell the
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY
in one of the following ways:
1. THE COMPLETE INVENTORY AND THE BUILDING, or
2. THE COMPLETE INVENTORY AND RENT THE BUILDING, or
3. THE COMPLETE INVENTORY AND THE BUYER FIND AN-
OTHER BUILDING, or
4. CLOSE OUT THE MERCHANDISE, AND WE WILL EITHER
SELL OR RENT THE BUILDING.
At The Present Time We Are Selling Our Stock Of
GHRIsTMAS TOYS AT DISOOUNT PRICES
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Axelson
"Authorized Western Auto Supply Dealers"
315 South 1st Street, Shelton Phone 426.6183
BY MARY VALLEY
pointed to !cole into the possibili-
ties. They reported Mrs, Glaser
SKOKOMISH..Mr. and Mrs,
Chester Valley, accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. George Valley, Sue
and Jan of Island Lake made a
trip to Seattle, Sunday for a joint
birthday dinner at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Chet Valley, Jr., honor-
ing Mrs. Margie Valley and Mrs.
Mary Valley. Others preent were
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Valley, and
daughter Tammy, Jim and Linda
Valley of Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Johnson
and family of Sumner spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Johnson.
There will be a meeting in the
lower Skokomish Junior High
School on Nov. 14 at 7:30 p.m.
for the purpose of plRnning a
scholarship fund for a student of
the community. Anyone interested
is invited to attend.
Mrs. Nancy Doak and son Mike
of Shelton,spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs, Don Desk.
Friday at 8 p.m. is the regular
meeting of Skokomish Grange. One
Item of business at this meeting
will be the election of officers for
the coming year, so please attend.
Mrs. Geneva Deyette and :Mrs.
Edna Hunter will entertain the
Grange Ladies' AzKlllry at the
Community Hall at 8 p,m. today.
and Lois Simpson were in the hos-
pital and received plantS.
Holding elections at the next
regular meeting too will be South-
side. They held their birthday
dinner last week before their
meeting.
The civil defense meeting held
last Thursday at Cloquallum was
classified a success. Those present
received much information and ex-
tend many thanks to .Wally An-
derson who gave the informative
talk.
Last week Twanoh held their
booster night. They had a full
and yaried program which the ap-
proximately 65 people enjoyed.
'There was a 4-H dmeonstration
with 15 4-Her's participating. The
North Mason school chorus sang
several numbers. A boys' sextet
also sang. Marion Newkirk gave
a short talk on initiative 211.
The counselors from the Mission
Creek Forest Camp were present
and explained the procedure at the
camp. Lowell Gunselman, master,
read the annual message from the
National Grange Master. To round
out the evening, aMrtin Auseth
talked on bufldlng Granga halls,
:Twaoh will have lections of of-
ricers at their next meeting.
BILL ROBERTS
purchased the interest
"SYOUNG and is n6w
a full partner with . . .
JIM DURAND
the ENCO SERVICE
STATION at 5th and Rail-
road, Shelton's newest and
finest automotive service
stop.
• FRONT END ALIGNING
• WHEEL BALANCING
• $1.00 CAR WASH with 10
gal. gas purciase.
BILL ROBERTS JIM DUR AN0
SHELTON ENCO SERVICE
Fifth & Railroad Avenue Phone
CONVEB
4-door H:I
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