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SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL-- Published nl "Christmastown. U.KA.', Shelton, Washington
PAGE 17
Estate
Real Estate
HOOD CANAL
North Shore
Real 00000o,ou00 three bedroom marine
Spacious three bedroom, marine
no-bank beach, like new. $35,000.
Estate South Shore
: Two, bedroom, full basement, creek,
CHARMER ! ! lan.dscaped, panoramic view of Ca-
have all the conven-Inal and Olympics, $11,750.
beauty you w f nd in
IS Northcliff home. We I In Hoodsport
Can f nd a home to T " "
--" " "":*h I WO oeacn homes, tlreplaees,
one Living room wit . .
• _ .. ] beautiful v,ew, both for $27,000 -
large oining room, s=-/_
nook, extra roomy bed-terms.
a patio overlooking a Off the beach - ndw three bed-
Why not call todaylrooms, creek, landscaped, large
Will arrange an appoint-Igarage, $15,000.
w you to see this lovely Three bedroom, plus business
space, ideal location, $18,500.
. "SEE ' Triton Head
hear the kids fussing
;Play room when you move
spacious Angleside home.
home with enougn
:he growing family with
large living
d spacious rec. room. It
a carport and garage ano
Wouldn't you like to
US
o
l!l
a large 3 bedroom
spacious living room
ace and a full basement.
let priced home even has
;reek bordering the rear
hen you see it, We are
Will agree it is a goes
The down payment
so lets take a look.
FOR
LOCATION :
a trim 2 bedroom-J3ome
easy walking dis-
all downtown convenien-
easy to care for home
for the retired couple,
=s very easy to main-
at just $5,200.
YOUR
been waiting for a 3
;home under $7,000 you
; this. Located on a dou-
DSe to both shopping anu
attractive home has
eared for ,has an extra
'hen, handy utility room
other fine features. We
U'll like it, so call today•
ESTATE
li NOW ! !
.an excellent buy in a 3
home for just $8,500.
is in perfect condition
newly painted in-
There is even wall
Carpeting in the living
rd new tile floors in the
-ar.ge fenced yard and
storage area. Don't
, See it now.
:NEEDS
:, ,
excellent home today.
3 bedrooms, cheerful
>m and a most conven-
en. You will appreciate
about this charming
Jding the low price ot
There is a full base-
trim yard and lots of
REAL ESTATE
92 ANYTIME
road Ave. @
CALL
iE H I M LIE--426-6501
-M A NN---426-3226
For rent on the beach. 2 bedroom
partly furnished $75.
2 bedroom unfurnished $45.
HooD CANAL
REAL ESTATE
H O0 D S PORT
Phone 877-5211 or
877-5575 Evenings
EXCEPTIONAL
VALUES
LOCATED ON BEAUTIFUL
SPENCER LAKE
This almost new home has 90
feet of the best waterfront. Good
dock. Landscaped. Outdoor patio.
One bedroom guest cottage. High,
wide and handsome living room
with impressive fireplace. Dining
room overlooking water. Kitchen
has all built in appliances, birch
cabinets. Handy utility room. So
many features that must be seen.
Owner will sell or lease with op-
tion. Lease for $100 per month.
Sale price, $21,000.
NOW AVAILABLE
F.H•A. APPRAISED
' This home has excellent view. 2
bedrooms and a den upstairs plus
living room with fireplace. Sep-
arate dining room. Kitchen has
ample room for eating space. Full
basement has 2 bedrooms. Large
utility room. Lots of storage
space. Lovely yard with lots ot
shrubs and flowers. Outdoor 'patio,
fireplace, llewly painted in ano
out. This buy includes two extra
lots.
THE ENVY OF THE
NEIGHBORHOOD
Located on Mt. View. 3 bed-
rooms. All plastered. Electric heat.
Sidewalks all around the house.
Attached garage all finished for
a recreation room. Carpeted livhlg
room and dining room. Fireplace.
Bath and a half. Many more fea-
tures to be seen. $17,000.
EXTRAORDINARY AND BUILT
FOR A HAPPY FAMILY
This trim and neat home has 3
large bedrooms. Lots of linen
closets. Tiled and easy to care for
bathroom. Living room designee
with wall space. King size utility
room. Sunny and bright kitchen
with dining area, lots of cup-
boards. Garbage disposal 'and all
the extras. Located on Mt. View
for $14,250. Lot 90 x 100.
TILLICUM BEACH RESORT
Two cabins left. Also building
lots. Come in now and get ready
for next summer. $1000 down will
buy you a summer place.
FOR RENT
i 2 bedroom furnished apartment.
!$55 per month•
ANGLE AGENCY
Rest Estate Insurance
HERB -- Phone 426-8272 DICK
SUE DAN I EL8
DONALD (Bean) DANIELS
426-3434
ROTTER & ASSOCIATES
REAL ESTATE BROKER
feet saltwater frontage with tidelands. Approximately
deep. Excellent buy at $75 per front foot, easy terms.
Fireplace, Utility Room, Covered patio. 10 Acres
several hundred feet of creek frontage. Double
With large work shop adjoining. Price $17,600. Tertns.
2 Bedroom home on Angleside, Fireplace, Dinette,
Hot Water heat. Large corner lot. Full price $10,500.00.
buy this on easy terms.
blocks from downtown on the narthside. 4 Bedroom
acre, spring water, double garage and work shop
$9,500.00. Terms.
t. of Waterfront, 9½ acres drilled well, orchard. This
needs some repair. Price $14,000.00.
designed, modern 6 room home, 3 bedrooms, fire.
room, garage & carport. Price $18,500.00 Terms.
3rooms, Fireplace, Electric heat. Owner will sell furri-
er unfurnished $15,500.00/
of Hood Canal waterfront on the south shore ap-
9 acres. Full price $28,500.00. Down payment
easy payments on contract.
feet of Waterfront with tidelands low Bank 4% Acres.
house 1 Bedroom, Fireplace, Garage with 2 Bedrooms
rer garage, utility room. Full price $14,750.00. Down
Easy payments on contract.
L of waterfront, Excellent 3 Bedroom home with fire-
Heat. This home is only 8 :years old. Out of town
lust sell. Price $11,000.00. Easy terms.
on Lake Nahwatzel 600 feet deep. 4 room home, 2 bed-
electric heat, partially furnished large sundeek,
at $9,900.00.
GEORGE, Assodale Broker
& WATERFRONT PROPERTIES'
Phone 426-3530 Office Phone 426-6642
I,
/
, Legal Publications
NO. 54 18
NO'I'I(E OF IIEAIIlNG I"INAL
R E I'O it 1'
IN THE sIrpERIOI COURT OF THE
STATE OF rASH1NGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of
GEORGE E. IIALSELL, Deceased.
Not.ice is hereby given thai CUIRTIS
A. CAMMACK. as ca-executor of the
Estate of Gem'ge E. Halsell has t'il(,d
in the of'i-e of the Clerk of said
Com't his final Report and petitim]
for distribution, asking the Court to
settle said Report. distribute the l)ro-
perly to the persons thereto entitled
and to discharge raid co-executor:
and thai said Rep)rt and politbm will
be heard on the 6ih day of December.
196a. at 10:00 A.M. at the Courthouse
Foresters Group Hears Report
OR Meeting With Secretary Freeman
Dave James. Director of Public
Affairs for the Simpson Timber
Company, was guest speaker at
the monthly meeting of Southwest
YVashington Chapter of the So-
ciety of American Foresters Fri-
day night at lhe Colonial House
in Shetton.
James reported on a recent
VCashingl.on D.C. meeting between
at Shelton. Washington at which time lnen]bers of ConTess. Tinlber In-
and pla('o any person interested in
said Estate amy appear and file oh- dustry officials and personnel of
jet/ions therelo and contest the same. the lJnited States Forest Service,
DATED lhis 5th day of November, at which Secretary of Agriculture
1963. Freeman replied Io the industries
/s/ LAURA WAGENER four point progran] submitted last
Clerk of Mason County
JOHN C. RAGA:N . year. In this program, concerned
Attorney for Co-Exeoztor with Forest Service administra-
Title Insurance Building glen of tinlber sales on National
122 Raih•oad
Shelton. Washington Forests, the timber industry asked
11/7-14-21 3t for; an increase in the annual al-
..... lowable cut, a new method of tim-
N(I. 3497 ber appraisal, a new method of
NOTICE TO CRI,;DITOR. appeal in disputes and an updat-
ing of the language of timber sale
contracts.
TO THE FIRST POINT. Secre-
tary Freeman replied that the
timber hmwes[ on National For-
ests has been substantially in-
creased during the past year as
requested by" the timber industry.
On the question of timber ap-
praisals, Freeman stated that a
committee •appointed to study the
problem had recently submitted
its conclusions• He pointed out
that while many of the recorn-
mendations of the committee were
good, others required additional
work and a continuing effort will
be made to develop a workable ap-
praisal program. On industries
third point, James continued, that
of a new method of appeal, Free-
man stated that up to the level
IN THE SUPEI%IOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY (IN PROBATE)
In the Mtter of lim Estate STAN-
LEY J. SUSHAK. Jr., Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, Eathryn J. Sushak.
Ires been appointed and has qualified
ns AdnliniMratrix of tim estate of
Stanley J. ushak. Jr., deceased;-and
that all persons having claims against
the said deceased or the said estate
m'e heretS, required to serve the sanle.
duly verified with the necessary vou-
chers attached upon the undersigned
Administratrix or her attorney Of rec-
ord at the law office of B. Franklin
Houston. Angle Building. Shelton.
Washington. and file such claims to-
gether with proof of service with the
Clerk of he above entitled Com't
within six (6) months after the date
of the first publication of this notice.
to-wit: 31 October 1963, or all claims
not so presented and filed will be
forever barred,
KATHRYN J. SUSHAK,
Administratrix of the Estate of
Stanley J. Sushak, Jr., Dec'd.
Address :
Shelton. Washington , of the Regional Forester the pres-
B. FRANKLIN ttEUSTON, Ient method would not be changed.
Attorney for said Estate, I
Angle Bldg., Shelton. WaSIL I However, he pointed out that
10/31 11/7-14-21 4tie board rode ap of oth gover -
Hood Canal Club
YOU'LL BE HAPPY HERE!
We can unhesitatingly recom-
mend this modern home as one oz
exceptional de$irability, location
and value. It's just like new with
up-to-date features we all want.
The living room has raised hearth
fireplace. There are 3 cozy bed-
rooms, dining room, 11, baths•
utility, all hardwood floors, 2 car
garage with workshop and loads
of storage space. A top Angleside
area and only $15,500. Better see
this now.
A. ROY DUNN
LIKE A PRIVATE PARK
Because of the beautiful trees
and grounds that are expensively
lawned, and shrubbed, lovely ar-
rangement of main floor and lux-
urious bedrooms, this home can
be ternted unique. Some of the
many exceptional features include
stone fireplace in 24 x 24 ft. liv-
ing room, 1,. baths, extra sleep-
ing quarters or guests, full con-
crete basement with extra kitchen.
80 ft. waterfront with boathouse
and 100 ft. dock. It's located o,t
Hoed'Canal's excellent South shore
and is a property set apart by its
charm, even in this section of love-
y homes• At $33,000 you wid
agree it's a nexcellent buy. Call
for an appointment to inspect•
A. ROY DUNN .....
FAMILY PARADISE
Give your family a treat by
moving them into this ultra rood-
Plans Game Night
At Union Friday
By Betty Dean
UNION The Hood Canal Im-
provement Club will hold a game
night at the Union Community
Hall Friday night at 8 p.m. Tick-
ets may be purchased at the door
or from members.
Helen and Leo Pearce celebrat-
ed their 26th wedding anniversary
Nov. 6th.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gatewood
and twins Lee Wasme and Wayne
Lee spent a couple days visiting
their Grandmother. Mrs, Edna
Gatewood.
Max Dean and Kenneth Pearce
went hunting over "White Pass
Friday evening and came back
with a five point elk Saturday
night. After Max shot the elk
they spent most of the day carry-
ing it out through knee-deep snow.
Steve Morris and Paul Bigley
spent the weekend at South Fork
and came home with two spike
elk.
Pete Fassio got a nice big three
point buck at North Shore Nov, 6.
The Union Ladies' Civic Club
will meet today noon at the
Union Commumty Hall Mrs. Karl
O'Berry and Mrs• Dick Buechel
are hostesses_
MR. AND MRS. HARRY Maw-
ern split entry home. You'll like son went to the wedding of their
the location high on a hill. Living .nephew the weekend of Nov. 2,
room has sandstone fireplace. 6 and this week they spent three
bedrooms, 2Ya baths, family romln days at Crestwell. Ore.. with their
has fireplace. There is a 2 ear son Harry Jr. and family.
garage, workshop, patio and muen Mr. and Mrs. Leo Pearce and
more. FHA prieeJ is $19,750. AI- daughter-in-law Sally and grand-
ready approved - it must be goes. daughter Kenne spent the weekend
at Hoquiam visiting George Mer-
rick.
Mrs. Georgia Fanning spent a
week in Vancouver taking care
of her sister while she is recuper-
ating from an operation. She came
home Sunday.
Mickey Cotes spent Monday in
Tacoma and Sestile shopping. She
is getting some early Christmas
shopping done.
Mr. and Mrs. George Steelman
celebrated their 491h wedding an-
niversary Wednesday, Nov. 6.
Guests included Mr. and Mrs. A J.
Cowan nd family, Mrs. Alta Hen-
nington. Mrs. Dorothy Metzler. :Mr.
and Mrs. ttarry Mawson and Mrs.
Sue Lewis'; all of Union. Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Cowan. and Douglas
Keyes of Olympia. Mrs. Ruth Wil-
lis. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Spaulding
of Hoodsport, Ervin Selvela from
Santa Barbara, Calif.. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Ball were unable to
attend. Cheryl and Kathy Cowan
served the cake and Alia Henning-
ton served the coffee•
MR, AND MRS. IIERB Allen
and Bonnie went to a house warm-
ing Saturday night for the Ver-
non Morris family formerly of
Union. They have built a new
house on the Lost Lake Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ball was
invited for a cocktail hour at the
Floyd Colemans Saturday evening
in their lovely home at Madrona
Beach. Mrs. Coleman has made a
large nmral of sea shells and rocks
from five different states. The
Balls said it was beautiful.
Legal Publications
OFFIcIAl, NOTICE
I)[NTRICT VII
STATE 0l VCASHINGTON, DEPART-
MENT OF AGRICULTURE Olympia
pursuant• to. Cha)t(rl 1o.'44', R(xiqd'..
Code of Washuaglon, I Jee Dwqor Di-
rector of Agriculture 'of )the Stat'e of
Vasldngton, hereby give notice that
a public n}eeting v¢ill be held at 1:30
nl 2,10113 15 No- I
p, • -', "enbe.r 25. 1963 at
tile ]Vlason COtlllty P.U.D. No. 3 Audi-
torimn, 3(13 Cota. Shelton. Washington,
for the purpose of nominating can-
didates for the appointment to the
Washington Slate Dairy Products Com-
]lnNsl0n fl )In DIs
"s' ", "triet VII comprising
of the counties of Clallam. lefferson.
Kitsap. Grays Harbor. Mason and
'lhtnston An 3 dan
' '- : "'yman who resides
in the dsirict and has, within sixty
days rmr to 'the meeting, produced
milk. or ereffzn upon which the n-
prticipate and nominate
eand idates,
JOE DWYER
Director
Signed at Olymoia. Washington
October 18, l,To,
11/7 14-21 3t
A. ROY DUNN
PRICE REDUCED $5,000
Unbelievable but true! We have
advertised this nice Mason Lake
property at $'13,500. Now in the
interest o fa quick settlement or
an estate the price is only $8,500.
It's a five bedroom home on 75
ft. of the loveliest beach on the
lake• There is an excellent wat,av
system, % acre of nicely wooded
land, garage, extra guest cottage
and 10 x 20 ft. dock. Delay may
mean disappointment See this tin-
usual offer today.
A. ROY DUNN
ALL THIS FOR $18,500
Here's a charming Hood Canal
home built for comfortable and
happy living. It features 50 ft. ot
excellent frontage• Nice sized liv-
ing room with glass doors to patio
and beach. 2 lovely bedrooms.
Kitchen ha built in range, oven.
dishwasher. Nice bath and utility
plus well groomed yard, carport
and storage areas. We know ot
nothing comparable in comfort.
convenience and location. Ask to
see it soon.
A. ROY DUNN
MORE GOOD BUYS
246 ft. Hammersley Inlet close
to town. 1 bedroom cottage priced
at $13,500 or will rent at $50.00
a month.
Lovely 5 bdroom home in down-
town area, fireplace and except-
ional grounds. $19,750.
55 ft: on Lost Lake. $2,500 or
will trade for auto or trailer.
3 bedroom Mr. View home. Full
price is $9,950 FHA - GI or con-
ventional terms.
Fixer-uper mile from town.
Needs paint and elbow grease.
bedrooms, full basement, only $4,-
600.
A, ROY DUNN
REALTOR
Eves Call:
Mary Voss .................... 426-8074
A. Roy Dunn ................ 426-4601
PHONE 426-6363
126 Railroad
, , .m,
mcnt and non government mem-
bers will be appointed to hear
major eases reaching higher levels
of Forest Service administration.
On the final point Freeman ad-
mitted that changes were needed
in the wording of Forest Service
contracts. He said that a new pro-
posed updated contract was being
reviewed and as soon as possible
needed changes wouhl be made. He
stated however. •'any contract
with the government is'and always
will be weighted in favor of li:m
government."
In concluding this portion of
the program Jhmes pointed out
that throughout the Washington
meeting, Secretary Freeman was
well informed and 'to the point, and
did much to create a sound prac-
tical relationship between the For-
est Service and the timber in-
dustry.
DURING THE remainder of the
evening James made brief com-
ments on several other meetings
and conferences he attended in
the last month. These included: the
European Economic Cmmnission
Timber Committee meeling in Gels-
eva. Switzerland: the European
Sawmill and Softwood Conference
in Paris: an the American For-
estry Association Conference; the
annual meeting of the American
Forest Products Institute; and the
National Lmnber Manufactm'ers'
Conference. all held in WashingLon
D.C,
00cial Securily Office
00ives Tips On Gelling
Address Changes Made
Each month close to 19 million
people receive social security
checks in the mail. More than
2,100 of these people are in Ma-
son County, acco{'ding to Cort-
land A. Skinner. district manag-
e of social sectu'ity in Olympia.
"If you are one of these people,
you probably depend on the cheek
and expect it to be delivered on
time each month. It is a real 'a-
gedy to most folks if their cheeks
are delayed." said Skinner. "Here
are some suggestions that may
help you eliminate the risk of hav-
irg a check delivered late, or pos-
sibly having it rettu'ned to the
Treasury Department '"
"If you are movng and are
changing your address, try o give
the Social Seeutity Administration
advance notice," Skinner advised.
"Social security checks are prepar-
ed by the Treasury Department
bout the middle of each month.
This allows for delivery early in
the next month. If a change of
address is received in the social
security payment center too late.
the check will go to your old ad-
dress. The only way that such a
check coula be forwarded proper-
ly is by reporting your change
of address to the post offi(Ie
Therefore. it is very important
that the post office also be noti-
fied of any changes of address."
The report of a change of ad-
dress must be made in writing
and should include the benefic-
iary's claim number• his full name.
and the new address. All socia]
security beneficiaries have been
given a postcard form as a con-
venience in making these requests.
The same postcard can be used to
notify the social security office of
any important change in status
which could stop or hold up a per-
son's cheek, such as the remar-
riage of a widow, the death of a
beneficiary, or too much earnings
dtu•ing the year.
33 Per Cent Of li
Local People Date I
Back To WW I 1
within the lifetime of present res-
idents of Mason County?
V/hat proportion of the local
population goes back far enough in
time to remember the first cross-
ing of the United States by an
automohile, in 1903 ? Or the'year
1909, whe Peary reached ' the
North Pole? Or t'he outbreak of
World \\;Var I? Or D-Day: when
the Allies landed in France?
A breakdown of Mason Coun-
ty's population into age groups,
based on Government figures,
shows that only 33 percent, locally,
had even been bm by the end
of \\;¥orld War I.
IN 1912 the 161h Amendment
was approved, giving Congress the
power, for the first time, to levy
a Federal tax on income. That
year also witnessed the sinking
of the Titanic by an ieeherg, with
a loss of 2.200 lives, About 27 per-
cent of the county's residents date
back tha t. far.
Only 47 percent could have been
present, when Lindbergh flew the
Atlantic. in 1927.
Not more than 61 percent had
been born when the Japanese at-
tacked Pearl Harbor, in 1941.
New generations of young peo-
ple, to whom many of these hap-
pemngs are purely historical, have
sprung up since then in Mason
County.
Today, the figures show. there
are ntore of these young folk
around• in proportion to the total
population, than in the past.
Since World War IY, when the
birth rate started to zoom upward,
they hw: been arriving on the
scene ala rapid rate. As a result,
nearly half the population of the
United States is to be found in
the under-25 age groups at the
present time.
THE INFLITENCE and power
wielded by the ymmger genera-
Lion }]as rsen just as rapidly.
President Kenncdy, who reached
the \\;¥hite House at age 43. is a
prominent example. He was born
after this country had entered
World Wtr I.
In Mason County, the figures
show the ntedian age of the pop-
ulation is 32.2. There are as many
local peop!e under that age as
there are over it.
It compares with a median of
29.5 year in the United States
as a whole. 29.7 in the Pacific
States and 29.6 in t?m State of
Washington.
Foursquare Church
910 East Dearborn
Sunday School ............ 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship .... 11:00 a.m.
C. Y.'s & Cadets ........ 6:00 p.m.
Evening Service .... 7:00 p.m
Bible Study (Wed.) .... 7:00 pro.
Lewis B. Wysong, pastor
1/31 tfn
MT. VIEW
Alliance Church
Washington and J Sts.
Sunday School ............ 9:45 a.ra
Morning Worship .... 11:00 a.m.
A. Y. F ......................... 6.00 pan.
Evening Service ........ 7:00 p.m,
Prayer Hour (Wed.) 7:30 p.m.
Robert S. Wick, Paster
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. E. C. Knau'z. Pastor 5th & Cota
Rev. Alfred Sandoval, Minister of Christian Education
SUNDAY, NOV. 17
Morning Worship I
9:30 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a•m. Morning Worship Bro_adcastover J
"WHERE DO YOU LIVE"
KHASI
Guest Evangelist Dr. Herb Tyler
6:00 p.m. Youth Groups
7:00 p.m. "EASTER AT THANKSGIVING" 1280 - 11:00 a.m.
DR. HERB TYLER - Speaker
Wed. 7:00 p.m.--Bible Study and Prayer or the family
FISHERHEN'S ..... CLUB
SHELTON ASSEMBLY OF GOD
130 East Pine Street Mason Younglund, pastor
Sunday School-For All Ages ............................................... 9:45 A.M.
Morning Worship .................................................................... 11:00 A.M.
Christ's Ambassadors (Youth) ............................................ 6:00 P.M.
Evangelistic Service .................................................................. 7:00 P.M.
Wednesday-Bible Study and Prayer ................................... 7:00 P.M.
I
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ST. DAVID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Fourth & Cedar, Shelton, Washington
The Rev. Clarence A. Lody, Priest
7:,30 a.m.--Ho]y Communion.
9:30 a.m.--Church School & Adult Bible Class
11:00 a.m.--Divine Worship.
The Church is always open for meditation and prayer
30 Aide St., Shelton, Was .
Sunday School 11:00 a.m. -- Church 11 a.m.
Wednesday evening testimony meetings 8 p.m.
Reading room located in church• Reading room hours 2 to
4 p.m. & Fri. Wed. evening 6:45 to 7:45.
THE MET'HODIST CHURCH
North 4th and Pine Streets
REV. HORACE H. MOUNTS, MINISTER
8:30 and 11:00 a.m. "Worship Services
9:45 a.m. Church School for all ages - 6:30 p.m. Youth Fellowsihp
I , LJ
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Arcadia md Lake Boulevard
Charles D, Wigton
Bible School ....... 9:45 a.m. Youth Meetings 5:30 p.rm
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
MT. OLIVE LUTHERAN CtIURCH
MISSOURI SYNOD
Olympic Hwy. So. & Cascade, The Rev. Gerald Herman, Pastor
Sunday School .................................................................... 9:45 a.m.
Adult Bible Class ................................................ : ............... 9:45 a.m,
Morning Worship ..,. .......... , ........................ 8:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.
Welcome To
FAITH LUTHERAH CHURCH
7th and Franklin
November 17th; DEDICATION SUNDAY
Worship: 8:15 and 11:00 a.m.
Sunday School: 9:30 a.m.
Affiliated with ":['he American Lutheran Church
"A Growing Church in a Growing Community"
Carl J. Carlsen, Pastor Phone 426-8611
11/14-1t
YOU'VE
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WHAT'S HEW? WHAT DO YOU HAVE FOR SALE?
WHY SHOULD POTEHTIAL BUYERS DO BUSlHESS WITH YOU?
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The only way for everyone to know about your business is for Yell to tell
the story. If you want your prospects to know.., if you want to give your
business special meaning., excitement., interest., it means taking ad-
vantage of every opportunity to tell people what you can do for them.
ADVERTISIHG IS THE AHSWER
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