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47 INGS THE EM tO words, "what thinking about, some stuOy ano out. n are so numerous taken for granted little conception of human beings are but a single from hunger and this annual ob- the Thanksgiving give us cause for and constd- of us axe blessed and happiness at home, and the nature has bestowed we will be among With the fruits of to enjoy• Compare thousands of mis- separated families, of parents by the war, and the un- of the things to keep alive. We thankful for the circumstances that residents of this of the World, with of nature and its 1 ha 4 we can bel bur employment that I sin for most of us can be grateful for which makes it us to enjoy these can continue to be unfortunates of rest of the World by them some of our they can continue that will remove Want. disease and with disturbance and the that now of the universe, it.s utmost to page 5) :. IRONER mONS AIYTJ. " YOU CAN WB PTPCY &apos; P I0 I v : I :='3F}: VE f, ,, Irom-ite can end save you" haa]th m Irearite for 10 dey-- Discover how com#/eSdy uble Yon iron aayth/m.g for details Itmg Sunday Fire Razes House, onn00 Entered as second class matter at the post office a..tAa.t.t,j.g'llt3lqt'x?, --z-a=L,II..LJ.J.J;XTAT'TTNTLm-mt't%) at Shelton. Wash.• under Act of March 3• 1879. 4 Are Burned Playing with matches in a clothes closet early Sunday morn- rag, three Shelton children started a fire that gutted a three-room house and sent their mother and one boy to the hospital with se- vere burns, reported Theodore Deer, Shelton fire chief. MOST SERIOUSLY burned were Mrs. David Spear, and her small son, David, Jr., 5. Mrs. Spear was taken to Shelton General Hospital, while the boy was rushed to the Orthopedic Hospital in Seattle. Two other toddlers received minor burns. Attendants at Shelten General Hospital reported that the condi- tion of Mrs. Spear is "serions." No report was received by The Journal by press time to indicate how seriously the little boy taken to Seattle was burned, Starting in the clothes closet at 9 a,m,, the fire fanned into tlte bedroom. A neighbor, Wendell Young, spotted the smoke and sped to the aid of Mrs. Spear in getting her children out of the house. MR. SPEAR, working for a (Continued on IJage Eillt) Little Cough Drop Sends 5-Ton Truck Friends Can Buy You Get Them EX£EPT YOUR PORTRAIT The Perfect Christmas Gift MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TODAY AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT L, ATER 's "Studio Thursday, November 24, 1949. 8c PER COPY; $3.50 PER YEAR 1950 Festival Plans Partly • , ,. 124 North 2nd Street Phone 152 Shaped Monday The t, xecut iv(.' colnmlLtee of [0 JOrl Cotlntv [i'o i.'C  t Fvstival l?[l XV;lTiirlt, )ly i('l i?"cpal'lng I' 1. da .-,w 1",. ., ,l' 1'.')::I). EL- veq co!.lnlit.let! h<-Pki l)Ot Mtul- ,qay n.m ,nl %helton ;tc,U'.l tO I,a:tnd .t skel('Lon Festival into :h;ipe, 1 |.,tf,i ;l ef/Jr'i,?nL 1": ) t i C'/( '1 'l:, t'ltlt;N'lvNT K; iI:3J \\;Vrt'be)'ger, ].leased ',viti tP.e v2<q),,a,-m to his all for the lllmdlng, st.atcd, "All ('(q':lllil l,.-I, h'?; ]24 :;,l'll]| ,n,;anize tb' I" O''411 4"l'lql}E pCt)pal't" t:'E:- ,A,.LIC(I } '-l(t/,et:; l;?tl pl:)qS :l]l,I l'e" )01'I, tO i}l l)rc:idvnL I.,y [,ile J!il'sl; . 1 30 yQ;ll'." Ic, ldy kll'l.ll7P: '-, t il/ :;llpel'intoll- .,., el >P.liO.,.L cl,,>i'tcd Ih,lt lit', AI'] ][-:[;lll]L i'l:!'.]" t. ,i!:,)t;on l..o- ,'xlN (*t2il) l )fill.' .; l;lu;, lave ;11o Oil,iV !;el.tOil [.(); -lIICC [O Ilh3]d jill!is; 1;:,' 11"1'2 :,,Xt.l! ill: ,u,:t l, esi;t- :J. "t'iIE[E /t:;i'; : '(,:1 ll:i:]"s .V(' . i : ,, ]1,, i, ()][ttl'in ,,:id. "F'h':i. u,t' ", LYLL [( ,Ik't 1 iI .KI:I!tlII I l;lll::i  :. d,'Z,?d rigltt -\\;',':.3'. I[ i,')SSll)lt.! ",- tl ll(o 1.( <;ilkl- [h. sl, ' i',lt,"L i)l;'pt)l't,;!711; ,It1V , lil( s<!/)(q ,-,',: ' :)[l the SLAI- derlts," Tomorrow is the day that those (fforin,zs of a ;;rz)d lml'vest eave, momlts. big gcblers are pulled it,mr hot tll(,rn :t feeling cf amh th;;Kd,ful- trJ GENKAI. hta,,s,.n baale ovens and set on th,.' big i)l:,tes, n,.s: that |.ht! tl ',.'ideal to ctJ,> u,:,'ds arc fcvv. Tll(u;e qr,., bvlng Thanksgiving will be oLm,r.ed brat e. throughout Shclton tnd [;.L;.4)ll TODAY "I'H D" g"):' l'tll V'C]/'AI'(} (;" .'u'pplied, Ottv.tr thirgs come nile county as : legal holiday. ILia people J:: ,. :.y mllmrior to l:he. sphere cla,:dfied under the • . . i " ":;Xll;01'lOf AIIIt'I'iC:.II1 st&ndard O[ EVER SINCE the pjlMl';lil,q iil that of t) "• l:'i:;vil!5: I' :) <'it)'",( ltirag," 1621 had a bountifal hav'e/:r, on l.o thf; l'c)clF;- I) --:<' r, ut. :pa " :.•;- . ,a .... ".,',', "i ....... nit tie t( , g'hnn ¢,.;:iv; q, i; l. dav to tllanR the new alld roel:y g'l.'ollnd O" I't:''q :vi,)'. xJut ,- , ?  . " , ' . ' , - • ,, .... + . (',' D;r ',11 t)lt i|rr)lg's W'b('h We England and decidcd to offer pour cu : n,. w ' mget .,,.t ....... ': ..... , ..... • . .... -. '-. ...... ,.:.. li'-I l'.,v¢' m'l |lOl a dqy it:) complain thanks to God, the ]loliday has lals wnlctl asutau Ill na,xtaq; t '' , .......... comfortable whosome and zood of the hundreds of knick-knacks been growing as national fete, ' " " '  ' ve , I wh,eh we don t ha strictly American. ] re more out" factories produce  , • The turkeys now offered in tbe and the more lho desires for new Stores in helt(,n h:,.va every- stores fro' I.he ])eopIe arc ill!lib ;.),'}td.('t)q ace plaec',l iwi'ore tim a(- ihi)'g on :flock which the house- more large, juicy gild tender Lit;In qulsitve cye, llw raore the de- wife (:an imagine is necessary for Rolling Off Road were the scrawny wild birds of mand increases• Tim less the poe- the traditional feast. For special New England that graced the pie have of the things which they church events on Thanksgiving plank tables of the Pilgrims. The know are available, the more their Day, those interested are reminded Harry DcShields, Mason County Pilgrim tlad litth' hv way ,)1" ,,,t- "need" ITI I:" ).;v;w .gilt| tilt' )mttl, ;o ('h('¢:k tim Journal's ('hurch a.n- State Patrolman, was chuckling tcrial COlllfOl'L Ltllll (,Ib!' ].;,; 1[.2 11) 'kv(-p lip \\;Vi[Jl 1.1"I*.; .lo:lt.':{e';" ttot.itict:nltnt,; o.i1 I-i1"1 i!lsit|c page. this week over a sound and logl ..................... • ....... cal alibi a truck driver gave when One Day High pil his heavy machine ran off thc V a J s DUIc City School Pu s highway Saturday afternoon. A DRIVER FOR a transfer Prepare Holiday company of Port Angeles was re- " * • * • Bask ts f Needy turning his empty five-ton truck Launcl00 Surprts Achon e or to the home city Saturday after- e " In a noble effort to give needy noon. Near the Thurston-Mason county line on Olympic Highway, families in Maon county the he decided to pop a couple cough In probing into the intricacies o£ city government Sat.  of good Thanving drops into his mouth, urday, the youngsters from Shelton Junior High School ot dinrs, the b0Y and gfls o The executives considered con- The first cough drop lodged safely at the side of" his mouth, only werb shown all phases of operations, they took On a gatheredIrt 8. foodReed f0rHlgh148¢ll°°1baketshaVefor (Continued on page 3) case that left our established city offaers agog. distribution gt 10 O'CkmR Wed- but the second went into his wind- I# naires Her pipe.' With a 'cough 'drop in his NOT CONINT with merely @: ---:. i f Pau" Htnton their mlnda" Y morlltl, on e windpipe, the driver "blacked out." being taken around the Clt.y Hall,, Y1eu,. . a,tai; 't,, = nl,tJ '  BAKE will go to needy [ L. ,.,-t-a- THE T]gUOK RAN off the the kids, as part of their NaUo ..... ..a ^,,. +., .'. ,e^,.a, . .ali in Muo county. E ac.RIk.l ,l]ltULl .Kid ,Dg.. p)gXa .h I' ,gv ...... 1 .... " Rc dair.4m at  two chtki, . , , brmdl about a hundred feet, It spectators an exciting ow. . :OOte, ,a.. ma00. Gifts for Veterans ' a be Some pelt d a fl n > ...... 'croned a drain ditch, bounced, and . The ktO s rule at City H U. - ........ ._. ..--'= , w.g IMalbuUon of the food Is be- .. _ . ........ v_,l the cough drop was dislgdge d from ..  o or, o ,.,., o*,,,.,* Vlail Cazx ,o , .m.,..  "".i,.- .-.A^ ).... m,.)+^., , w,,. temDers or v'reu . wx m t ord Sale on Raillpad avenue, Post 31, Americ,n Legion, re the dP'e#s windpipe, aking him they were being explained heir .. omo m rev .. .red ad:[partment and Police Department, .,...d -on n.t- ain tls year up', the,' driver told De@hields. ditties in official capa t e .... . !' with Theodore Deer, fire chier ...... • " r dix and eroy. Shelton, oortma • . to provida ctgtrette and gifts for There were no damages to the taken on rides m the police ca , ,^.=., o.. o  ...- ,i. acting as dmtribution chairm ..... ................ tal- --: " . , - . ' - mune,, ,,, :,-,..,,,..,, t-, ,m.7, ..,. .^,,. . +h,, h0k veterans In trte mlttuary nvp v. trUck, and no injuries to the driv ........ b . ,,, ,,,, ,..,,w ,. ....... e', . . ' ..... Judge, :aped to. tit. fife's.C. __t.__, ....... ,a, ........ h foh COM3ff.A2NDER TOM Hrrison el'; When the machine wa return- ' '" " " 'IT oll ' ))v.uu. tu u**u*,.5 ,,,v-5 ., i ¢t rtzrlvt 'n WHILE PU ING t the .-a ^..v €,..,.1,, 4.,, ...ou ..... reports that all Legtonna res wish= ed to the road, the drive]" contln- LvJt lily U la|Kulg xJsa r ' ,, .,, .t, .............. " , ] • blaze, they found a ca lmlong ..... ,.._,...-a .... a, ..... A ins to mare donations should ued his trip home to Port An- • i n a 1 1 ,n,v,,, ..,... ,* . rl..]l,.,. :,,.@ to Harry Alexander w t hi 00 , ..... ' "^-'%- *"rk .... oe bring them to the meetings of geles, l--qLIUtlt| i t.LLUL feet of the fire. They caught Al- wt" -eh ' bket .... "  December 6 and 20 or turn them IN PAPER DRIVE a test case involving an apparent der. dressed in a long overcoat contributions for the Thanksgiv- Several tons of good scrap pa- confliction between state law and with the collar pulled up anda ing baskets," Deer said. A Boy Scout executive dtnncr pet' have been picked up by Dick a Shelton ordinance on peddlers slouch hat, was brought protect- In carrying the good-will spirit meeting has been set for Deeem- Nelson and his committee of Jay- was appcaled to the Washington ingly and in handcuffs ,to the farther into the holiday season, ber 4 at the Memorial Hall cees during the current paper State Supreme Court. City Hall where the kids charg- students in all the Shelton schools At the last Legion meeting drive. "tVorRing with three tvocRs, GLENN E. CORREA, city at.- ed him with (1) starting a fire are starting to pick up their old Mattrice Needimm was commend- the group has combed North truancy defending Shelton, Monday without a permit, and {2) park- toys for putting into the corn- ed for his work as cairman el Shelton and will start on the filed notice of appeal in the office ing iris car too close to a fire. munlty Santa Claus pool. These ........... I..ton Baseball com- outh sections new Sunday. of County Clerk Harry Deyctte. WI'rll ALEXANDER placed in will be repaired and reissued to mittec for the Department of • other children in the county' dhr- .Washington. The commendation Residents living south of Rail- On September 20 superior Court the main commissioner room, the road avenue, and on Beverly Judge Charles T. Wright, in a kkls withdrew to organize the ins Christmas. came front the department corn- Heights, Angles;de, Hillcrest, memo opinion, found that regula- prosecution, and Alexander almost SOME REPAIR work is being mander. Necdhanl reported that Olympic View and adjacent areas tions of the peddler's ordinance (Continued on page 8) undertaken by tlle students, while he was apI)ointed department the city Ires prepared a special vice commander for tim West are urged by the Jaycees to have in Shclton do not apply to vcter- "' shop at City Hall where city era- Side. their paper bundled and out on ans. A N.EV IEMB]Ei was ]'e- IF ployees can work on the old and the front sidewalks next Sunday. The city's "Green River Ordi- broken toys (hu'ing off-job per- lorted for tb,. I::gion ])()st at Because we don't have suffl- nance," adopted June 24, 1947 on iods, reported Theodore Deer, fire the last meethl/. Hc is Mel Dar- eient time to call at every house, the basis of one originating in chief, land. Winning" thc door prize we'd appreciate eacll home own- Green River, Wyo., puts rigid re. MRS. C. J. PRITCHARD, er's placing his paper out where strictions on all pcddlers operat- . 407 No. 5th ......................... : ......... w2ts l¢.ay l"arr. HARRY P. HAMILTON, EVERGREEN SCHOOL Tharlks tO the ,nerchants, who elo;,M l.h(:)t' slm'c: roy Arnlistice we can just pick it up,'! Nclson ing in Shelton. Route 2, ox 293  -  said. IN Fnan(: ThE .ot.ieo ,,f ap- NEARS COMPLETION Day, w,',; e.w:'.,,,', by te Legioa. peal, Correa said that the city will call at The Journal office ((',)ll(iltu,'d on p,,:-,. :) wiLh thi.g coupon lhey may ex- Shelton's beauLiful new Ever= - .............. ella,l00C f,,, ...,,, .iekot,, e.oh G00',.de Sehoo, is nearing District S' ut r" for the cm'rcri at.Lraetion now cnmpletion. PainLer cxpeeL to fin- .0 ' S g<, . i:h thei)' worl¢ Lhis week. SHELTON SIORL, l,l,.yin00 at ,,,,, .,,,.,.,,,..t Set Am us| C f' b SLATE YULE OPEN theatre a:, gttesl:., ,,[ Gtm G:•af "We expect to move i,l nto,'e of the ]'ari:rtmurt and The in'imary studcnts dm'ing £he filet 1 ,,011 ,t HOUSE DECEMBER 2 .lournai. 'Yhc font' tickets that w('ck in Decembcr," said Rudy The :umual m('(,)mg of Tumwn- Shelton rw.r(:hanl:; s L o c ]¢)n K will bc glV,?rt , :('b V¢Ct.,I; to 'de- Oltlrl:tlw ,;upcrintcndent (.:)g city I.ev Ar,.a. (.;(rtHil, l=h 3' Scoltt:q will school:< "Most of the nltjol' COll- ChrisLnlas gift ntcrt:handi:e will lecLcd Jou;uml tu-.;,.ibet: will stage u milled cvenin/ opcn hollsc behonored at eKht.,, Nlotlday Oz' .Stl'llt:lion cud iusLallation jobs are I)(, hc]d lit th(' ,%heroin Memorial riday, l.)ccembm' 2. du)'int- which Tuesday ,:hows, l(lO!: tor your done, but final snloottting-up tD,il ()n Sunday, l)'cember ,i, an- each •;Lol'e will offtT ont' "'r('(I.-])0t" name llxL w('q:, pb:!:;(''; will keep tile worJ; going ll(prg:,lde,lt,1 c(d t. I, 'ldC.',t0n, council Next b;:)d,,y /" "lueday: for i..ver:tl wcek'C' T,) be pruse:; xTitl bc l, ll act)tit it, IJ(' tLi( ll ('(,)'e||l)lli('S Ill lilt new olli('(:t•:.; frorn llle {ive dit:'h.'ts in bcalliiflllspeeial'" Atnewl.lJCsin)psortS:mm IhtmLo;inL,,llm "Chieaflo.[os[o..1Drec]:inc"B[;.lekic,$and .;oimol will tulle place Inlet' when Ma..'on, Thl.i)'si<)ll ;.);r] }.atTAVt;'4 COl]I)" Company office building will be Clninese Venturc" all t.he sLu¢tents have bce.u moved t.ie... 1:; gi).ra.',.:n i,vill ,,;t,lt  t 1 open for ptlblJc in:;po(",ial, in, ll.t'. Oltlan said. p,nl.. H)ld I)tl;ine:k; will bc c,,;m- Fnrther dcLails ,if I.he eVent will , ....... (tn,::ted Ilntil the tL?lltl:tl Dal!qttet; J.:-I be mmlc publh: in rW',L week's sprca[I ,'Stir d'tsr ,,v) olP.g. Jourl!a.t _ a ftCrcomlnitLee of lhethe 1-Le(ailch;anbt,rTr,!de;:o! " TO All Ety  ogmvr' Cusoners lt,lld Friends: (),, th:: ba,,,t.<, .:,,',,i::,,r:) :,il,,,:t-. O, ,;.t l) t',':lT'tl: w;ll fi,' :,)'b.:;gr:tc'd td Con'InleFt:e holds t ;;Dc('J;t] n'l<,OLillff I\\;VO tl('olti.Pl'S 1 ') ll)II.VaL(;r ,'r(ql. wit. ci,..i,..,It .,,.. I Am Again Representing ,..,,.,,,, this week. boyhood." P, H DAVIS TAILORING CO The wiveso£councillcader, wtll Six Receive Active . , be uests of the Mason District w)v(': ul :, It, a, il tb,, llO1]10 (:)f I'N. Club's Fat Turkeys Ladies' md Gent' ' 'i Ul(,S " slid Topcoats H,,mer vra,tk tr,,,l a t, ., l,,m. Six hlcky nten who V¢O)l Thanlf$- Sullday. giving turkeys from Lhc Active " ItARI AND .IORDAN Club November 16 have been an- , 3ON BORN NOV. 16 nollnced by Pr('sidenI ,h)hn Stev- " * A -;Oll k,;i,q ]h.,i'J] [,'/)vi,)li]lci" 1() all; enson. They include .Id, k li.hop, 404 Gai.adc Street  Phone 819-M Shclton t;(,ncra.1 1 spit 1 t,) Mr. A. L. Cheney, Elwo(I(I Meadc Ce- alld Mrs. t"lcd 1)ctrmlon, 1.113 Fair- cil Bingham and Lonnie Plemons. tnont. ................................. = ................ 2 ............ 2.2 ............. :--" ......................... 'J'h()::e l,rt;:mlt :': lhe 1,'e:itival T': .................... 'rod the se'.mion praiacd Oltman , '  I Improvement Seen In schools for the t, Lil)erb I)ag ean I .. . . • ' ...... ::l.,:;(.'d 1):.t ..,fin.: j:i.mR )t:t(tscll Mr. tl)gl('S t:ODaltmn ,':t t.h;lt 1)r*`.l.),.: 'd'y dl',twilL, t. tor a m'Av :l.;ige ,ottlng h:ve been drafl.ed, OI,IVElt ASIIFORD, chairman of the ,q(.}loo[ [)t,tl',) i'll distrmt 309, ::;<l Oil lt/ill (;.L})l i ':;=cd t )le pl'0h- P.'II, "V/0'tl liRe 1,:, have an all- oLlt :.;chool effort. Oil tile pa.geanL, but we don't want to have the event cut into classroom wor t. OlJ:tl,tl! (, pl,o:..4(i {}11  ',o f:ll' as possible the pageant would be organized without tim mass as- slstancc of high school students who are nearing the important day of graduation. "The junior hlgh students can giv the event a lot of zip," he said. YOU--MAY BE YOU--YES, A BIG WINNEB SUREXO GET YOUR ENTRIES IN BY 'II}NiGHT, NOVEMBER 3"0" ..... DEADHNE FOR ENTERING.THE ...... " ..... .... CROSLEY MILLION. DO00R GI,VE ,A .... :.i ..... CONTEST 4 1 I. 1 1 1 1 Ii,. ACT NOW New Sewage Plant To Be Built In 1950: FINAL PLANS OVE IS an architect', draw° ingot the proposed sewage sis- TO BE READY posal plant for Shelton. It will be one-story tall and large IN FEBRUARY e.ougb ,o h.,,,e a,, , needed to treat sewage for a town of 5,000 popul-dh)n, l"rolr- Scheduling construction.for able location will be at Frout ext spring, Shelton's pro- and laeeland treets. "Common wall" construction will be used posed ne sewage disposal throughout. plant is expected to be com- pb, ted during the middle of ,.e:<t :ummer. Yule Period 'fE CITY IlAS retaincd the ,< w c,,,oy ,,. Deco) aliens %,'. K)'a.rrler a,Iid associate: as eon- .:::,'li)g cnginoe,8 1o:" 1 he p'epara- i Begun Here for t'ao )ew treatment plant. ( Kr0mCl' said th.t "the plans and :.,.)ecitcatios zhouM be ready ,c.nc liP,:, in F,.brtlary :,3 that Permane:% met:,,! l?:'ackot::, do- }ds c.m b,: tl,en for the con- nated by Sip-p,,;on Logging Corn- • kt,: .c iI :',)r:lL; IAll : ia lal'ch." } p:lly, wcre t;,.t.,,.::,qt'd 1.o Lhe lia'ht I'r,.hmmary p,cns :;l e:,:ly h;l", t' poles on H.allvoad a,ventm lasl :<n prc,,mP, ted to the city corn- Junday by a hard-working group Iili,;%;,o:teFs. r)f VOlt!tit:'0,':;. rii'.<i tl,,' of the li. ENZ;* ?,O()P, comnl:;sion(, brackets ,,l)] I;t? [,' hold Christ- :f p::bl c '.vo,:::. Itoled th::L "Lhe m..s ti.corAt i ,: ; L:) ;J,: put up Eexl i.,(a:,t will be olle (3[" the most [ll!({a., r lUa:)D:'., m(,(tern and (m(momi(:al of thnse ROY 3)[c(l(}Nl(:l;5. street dec. b' llm ,rt;:t, tg. IL v¢q be tot. lly en- "n'aiion cb'd,'marL ;;vles all mer, ( ],:'r;()d " ,ghO have. "i I tr I x :t' It¢)III'S lln*, |yl x e-:il i, , t:tlu," vilic,q IIl l[le d'.y i21(')t*li .t. t ( € ;';. It: hc{p instal NrtLa('d. 1o ( l),,ch on :;t.t,\\;.;t:',t [)) (.tll'i..l), (;, el' eoh.)re, {]..I,t;!.;.iI :,;,':-t.¢ln:', £ orlll.\\;'..,toner ]ig],.:;, 1.1'u.-:q. 'Wl'(Kti.lKL balls, star: lop was / lgoltin::ha[l, I]rem- and I:u'II( >:a.rl.a I',u'c,, ('Lib)n, ]t'Ill:3D, :i?lllt'l('laW, li)'k- ('l:,ipu,d [,) h#, [i!o vl)l):q t:/ahor. {(t,lll.tllth!d t)l] I)tt[; t') ') P. Lt) 1"ll],2 4 l) ;'OI';l'I;L',:; ('¥'Pt" tO bit 'plt up iq :'J:rlt,m l he new fix-- Before It Is .Too lte .... Pioneer Grant C. An¢;Ic, 81, i[jured when struck by a car the night of November 10, is making "satisfactory improve- ment." attendants t Sllelton Genc,'ai Hospital reported Tues- day nool. I II li Pollution Control Ordinance Hearing Set November 28 Control over sewage disposal systems that might pollute public waters in the county will be op- ened to a public hearing Novem- ber" 28 in the cotlnty commlaslon- ers' chamber. A8 A RESULT of public senti- ment carried in letters to the of- £ice o£ M;'& BUIC Pulcy, lcrk for the commlal{ thl;...©OutttF hcMth department ha drsw an, ordl:ma ao,tng 0llutlotl control, ........ The . thce would apply to all of Mason county, ex- cludir Shelt0n it provides for regulation and inp%ction of SU means of sewage disposal and stipulates that permits would hve .to be flied before a!ly changes could be made on exist- ing equipment. TIIE C)UNTY IIALlt offi- cer would be empowered to mak regulatlo needed to control pof lutlon. All new installations and privat.e sewer disposal systems would be left uncovered until in- spected and approved, by the county. A.pplylllg to all isolated fami- lies living over 100 yards away from streams, lakes and bodies of water, the proposed law would prevent possible contamination as our populatlon increa.ses. THE BELFAIIt Women's Club has bccn keenly interested in all sewage and garbage disposal uethods along Hood Canal. The women are working to "keep Hood Canal waters clean." PARENT6 OF SON Mr. and Mrs. erie Wetter, Rt. 3 Box 182B. are the parents of a boy born November 18 at Shelton ltl:'e: a (.: l'.'ciilg (>trctlaaed [)V merchantu, businessmen and local SCI'VtC aIld civic 'rl'el!p'-L IN POI;N':N,',;, T.) Iht: strons I)t'a.,'l:eLs ].}!,,(,(i ou the po!es 1,'; feat above the ,.'idewalk last Sun- day, McConkey said, "The fel- lows wile turned out to do the work corn,qc, l(:d a f:qod job. We I'Oa]lv apr);'),('ut (e i{.." AII,IOllI'.II :q(lt} OI t.hel]l return.. ed early in Lhe morning from !toqt]iarn whet'e a new Jaycee chapter wa, launched Saturday nig'ht, local ,10.3ct:e who helped Sunday morning were Harry For- tin, Jess W91fe, Gay Taylor, Dick Nelson and John Daily. CHAMBER MEN working on the bracket Sunday were McCtm- key, Buck Price, Rll Htmter, Glb Frken, Phll ayMy, Neff Evander. John stewart, A1 Mun- ro and Bob Keenan. Lincoln IA Meets The :Lincoln ehool P,.T.A, will meet at R o'clock next Wednesday ht. NOyaber 30,, at the laa. oln $(fllool, All intertwined l)er-  are urgl to attell, F:-. 7 ..... 1 -/ |! 80 Pie©es In i-Lb.Box 49, SPECIAL TInS WEEK END ONLY At PREPP'S REXALL STORE 2nd & Railroad 100 GALLONS GAS FREE With All Cars Sellin:00. For 31ore Than $500 LIBERAL TERMS ?,'0 lio)'l,hly" Payments ULat!l.Ngy:t Yer LOW BANK . '/F ' INTER .,S,I? Your Buick Dealcr First at Mill Strect Phone 613 . COMPLETE DETAILS AT KILLMER