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By DORA HEARING
MATLOCK-IAw.ky elk hunters
over the weekend were Ralph
Cook and H:ennetl~ Howard --
both got "spikes".
Matlock Grange will just have
one meeting in December. It will
be the second Friday night and
will have tile usual Christmas par-
ty and exchange of gifts after the
meeting and a potluck snpper at
6:30.
Matlock Ladles Clnb met last
week Wednesday with Mrs. I. C.
Ford hostess and Mrs. F. E. Hew-
son and Mrs. Sam Diggles birth-
days were celebrated.
Mr. and Mrs. P'aul Rossmaier
and sons Ricky and Randy of
Olympia spent Saturday evening
at the Elvin Hearing home.
Carl Portman spent Friday eve-
ning at the L. D. Portman home in
Shelton.
Mrs. Augusta Portman and Cad
Portman attended the open house
at Skokomish Valley hall in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. George Berkley's
golden wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. James Churchill
spent Saturday evening wtth Mrs.
August Portman and Carl Port-
man.
Word was received here of the
I u ! i i I i im
FROM THE
MA,~ON COUNTY JUSTICE
(~OURT
Al)pearing in Mason Connty
Justice Court before Judge Gleun
Corkea during the past week were:
Sheriff's Offh'e
Michael J. Westhmd, operating
a motor vehicle without a license,
$27 forfeit; Gcraldine Cultree,
drunk in public, $25 forfeit; Ned
C. Taylor, minor in possession of
beer, $50 fine; Reese L. Speas,
fuznishing beer to minors, $50
fine; Carl Chapman, illegal U-
turn, no valid operator's license,
furnishing beer to minors, $74
fine.
Washingl:on State Patrol
Jack E. Zublasiug, reckle~:s dri-
ving, $110 fine; Edward F. err,
negligent driving, $12 forfeit; Roy
Ritner Jr., defective equipment,
driving too fast for road and
weather conditions, $22 forfeit;
Edward Cultree, driving over cen-
ter line, $12 forfeit; Clovis Rodg-
ers Jr., speeding, illegal consump-
tion of beer, $79 forfeit; Leon V.
Martinson, no valid operator's lic-
ense, driving while license sus-
pended (two counts) financial re-
sponsibility act, $244 fine, 10 days
in jail, license suspended 30 days;
William C. Miller, financial res-
ponsibility act, $110 fine, 30 days
in jail.
SUPERIOR COURT
New Ca~es
passing of Mrs. P. J. Nordwell,Phillip Tatterfield against Ald-
age 83, Sunday afternoon in Ab-erbrook Development Inc., and
erdeen. The Nordwells lived here Wesley M. Johnson, debt.
What We Do . . . for more than 30 years. Mr. Nord- Gerald Rickert against Donald
well passed away on New Year's Whinery, alienation of affection.
and clean brake drums Day at the age of 90 years. They * * *
and adjust brake shoes leave two sons, Ernest of Port An- SHERIFF'S OFFICE ARRESTS
geles and Lester of Ocean City, i Roman R. Patraszewski, driving
I contact and four daughters, Mrs. Edith while intoxicated, resisting arrest;
Inspect and repack front Roderick, Mrs. Anna Kingery, Mrs. Carl T. Chapman Jr., illegal U-
bearings Mary Roderick and Hazel. Our turn, no valid operator's license,
and Inspect grease seall sympathy is extended to the tam- furnishing beer to minors; Ned
and inspect wheel fly. Taylor, minor in possession of
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Helin beer; Reese L. Speas, furnishing
spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. beer to minors; Robert Bowman,
A. C. Anderson and family of Port reckless driving; Richard A. Stall-
Orchard. man, minor consuming liquor; Gel'-
shock absorbers Mr. and Mrs. Edward Valley aldine Cultree, drunk in public;
front end camber spent Friday evening with the Paul J. Smith, second degree ar-
Rodger Spalding family, son; Joann Martin, drunk in pub-
front end caster Mr. and Mrs. Max Cash, Mr. lic.
toe in and Mrs. Bob Dawson and Mr. and * * *
Mrs. Edward Valley attended the SHERIFF'S OFFICE
toe in to factory pinochle party Saturday evening Six signs were taken from the
muffler at the home of Mr. and Mrs. roadside in the Areadia Point area.
Ralph Killough of Dayton. Mrs. Reba Tibbits reported two
tail pipe Mr. and Mrs. Edward Valley logging bunks stolen from in front
steering linkage spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. of her home.
Frank Bienieg of Wishkah. Ron Lane reported a tool box
FOR APPOINTMENT Mr. and Mrs. James Neer of and some tools taken from his
Overon, No. Dak. are house guests car while it stalled along side the
this week of Mr. and Mrs. Lud road.
ors
and refill master
125 E Grove
Phone
426-3333
Rossmaier.
Mr. and Mrs. Lud Rossmaier Brehmeyer Jr. home.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gribble
and Mr. and Mrs. James Neer
spent Saturday at Enumcaw with spent Sunday evening with the
Mr. and Nits. Ernest Adams. Herbert Brehmeyer Jr. family.
Sunday the Lud Rossmaiers and Mr. and Mrs. "J. D. Simpson of
their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Bremerton called on the I. C.
James Neer spent with Mr. and Fords and Mrs. J. R. Single~n on
~Mrs: Rb:Ipli N~er of Chehalis. Sunday.
• The Grange Sc~uare Dance was Mr. and Mrs. R. E. BradberPy
-a Succesff]ast Fmday night. They and Mr. and Mrs. Stan Gwinette
had four sets there, visited at the I. C. Ford hoffm on
Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Ford spent Sunday afternoon.
Saturday evening at the Herbert
ioned and Guaranteed
Frigidaire, Late Model with across top Freezer
Westinghouse, Clean as a pin
Frigidaire, Small apt. size with left hand door
Mr. and Mrs. Wes Goodburn and
family spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bradberry.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walker spent
Friday with Mr. and Mrs. L. F.
Cook of Montesano.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Walker of
Auburn spent Sunday at the Earl
Walker home and Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Walker and baby of Taco-
ma spent M o n d ay with their
folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Curt Sell and
daughter Margo spent Sunday in
Olympia with relatives.
Saturday and Sunday guests at
the Kenneth Howard home were
Jerry Swindler of Renton and L.
F. Cook of MontesanQ.
Jack Smith reported signs on
Arcadia Road torn down.
SHELTON POLICE
Mrs. Ernest Dahman reported
a Springer Spaniel had strayed
from her home.
Cars drivel~ by Barry W. Rod-
gers and John A. err collided at
First and Grove Streets.
Brian Scimening reported a pos-
sible prowler at, his home.
Kathy Silva turned in a set of
keys she found.
George E. Johnson reported
someone struck the corner of the
Flying-A service station at First
and Cots Streets denting the build-
ing and maring the paint.
Ernest Malloy reported a mirror
broken off his car.
SHELTON POLICE COURT
Appearing on the ~Iocket in
Shelton Police Court before Judge
Rolls Halbert Monday night were
Jeanne Martin, drnnk and disor-
derly, $30 forfeit; lens Morrow,
drunkenness, $25 forfeit; Virdon
Savage, drunkenness, $25 forfeit;
Patrick Van Cleave, carrying a
concealed weapon, $50 fine, $2.50
costs, $40 suspended; Patsy Gaul-
field, failure to return city p~x)p-
erty, $7.50 fine, $2.50 costs, $7.50
snspended; Price G. Wood, failure
to yield right of Way, $20 forfeit;
Terry McFarland, faulty equip-
ment, no vehicle registration, no
operator's license, $32.50 fine. and
$2.50 Costs.
Too Late To Classify
5-speed with 2-speed axle. Three-four
yard dutnp. Ph. 426-873t after 6 p.m,
W 11/25 12/2
HAND-MADE GIFT ITEMS for sale.
Lovely Christmas articles. Mrs. A. O.
Charlson, 817 Cota, 426-6129,
11/25 12/16
THREE BEDROOM HOME four miles
froltt tOWll. Lots of roonb $70 Inonth.
Phone 426-6871. L 11/25
gai' rubiicat(ons
NO. 3564
NOTICE OF IIEARING OF FINAL
REPORT AND PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIIE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF MA-
SON (IN PROBATe)
In the Matter of the Estate of CLIF-
FORD K. WAY and MARGUERITE E.
WAY, Deceased.
Notice is hereby" given that Betty
Woodard, Admlnlstratrix of the estate
of Clifford K. Way and Marguerite E.
Way, deceased, has filed with the
Clerk of the Superior Court of said
County and State her final report and
petit*on for distribution of said estate;
and that Thursday the 23rd day of
t)ecember, 1965, at 10 o'clock, A.M.,
at Mason County Court House, at Sl*ei-
ton, in said County, has been duly
fixed by our Superior Court for tim
settlement of the said Final Report, at
which time the Court is asked to set-
tle such report, distribute the proper-
ty to the persons entitled thereto
and discharge said Betty Woodard
Adminlstratrlx.
Dated this 22rid day of Noyem~er,
1965.
LAURA M. WAGENER
Clerk of said Superior Court
By Teekla Vormillh)n, Deputy
Attorneys for Estate:
Foster & Fester
501 Security Building
Olympia, Washington
11/25 12/2-9 3t
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Directors of ~orth Mason School
District No. 403, Belfair, Washington
will receive bids up to 8:00 p.m., Mon-
day, December 13, 1965 at the school
district office for the construction and
installation of approximately 1320 feet
(440 yards) of curbing around the in-
side ofthee track. The Board will con-
sider bids using poured reinforced
concrete,, pre-cast concrete, or asphalt
materials, e
Complet. lspccifications and instruc-
tions to b dders should be obtained
from the office of the Superintendent
of Schools, North Masou Scllool Dial-
Ambassador, Good for an extra or that cabin
G.E. New unit, Late Model with across top
Freezer
Several Crosleys, N orge, Philco
Hotpoint & G.E,
"RS---
15 Cu. Ft. Upright Norge Deluxe
16 Cu. Ft. Rich Food Plan Freezer
Also one used chest and a couple of used
Ice Cream Freezers
Several built-in models
(Automatic)
Deluxe, two cycle Kenmore, Rebuilt
Completely reburilt Whirlpool Deluxe (yellow)
(2) Kelvinator Deluxe
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Dawson and
boys of Shelton spent Sunday aft-
ernoon with their folRs: Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Dawson and then Sun-
day supper guest of the Dawson
family was Robert C. Dawson of
Shelton.
Mr. and Mrs. Anarew McGarvie rlct No. 403 P,O. Box 167, Belfair,
i Washington 98528.
left Sunday by car for Los An-I The said Board of Directors shall
geles, Calif., where they will spend
be the sole judge of the merits, qual-
two weeks visiting relatives
[lfications, and construction costs of
Mr and Mrs ~o~ho.t ~,.o~ bids offered,, and said Board shall re-
-. : • --,~-~,-- ~-,-,,- serve the mght to accept or reject
meyer "~r. ann- sons Mike and Bri- any or aall bids, and to waive formality
an spent Friday evening with Mr. i°r irr~'~Yc~i~Y b~r'k
and Mrs Paul Johnston of Elma
Board of Direc'tora
North Mason School Dist. No. 403
Belfair, Washington
11/25 12/2 21
~'AT
OVERWEIGHT
Available ,to you without a doctor's
prescrll2tlen, our product called Od-
rinex, xou must lose ugly fat or your
money back. Odrtnex is a tiny tablet
and easily swallowed. Get rid of excess
] fat and live longer. Odrinex coats
153.00 and is sold on this guarantee;
l lf act f~ttsfled for any reason, just
[return package to your druggist
land get your full money back. No
I questlons asked. Odrlnex is sold with
It his guarantee by:
I EVERGP~I~EN DRUG CENTER
I 305 Railroad Avenue
' Mail Orders Filled,
RS (Wringer type)
Maytag, Kenmore, Norge, Thor
All Guaranteed
(Electric)
General Electric, Frigidaire, Kenmore,
Westinghouse, Maytag, Hotpoint
Monarch, 32-in. Clean and Dependable
Gibson, 40-in. Deluxe
Frigidaire 40-in. with extra warming oven
G.E., 40-in. range Norge, 40-in. range
G.E., 24-in. Push Button
ber: every item sold with a WRITTEN WAR-
DELIVERED, TERMS TO SUIT, and NOR-
INSTALLATION, all included at no addition in
Lem Warren Re[rigeration
¢" Cola 426-2445
Owe somebody a letter?
Why not just give
them a ca!l?
PACIFIC NORTHWEST BELL
Pitt of the NaSonwide Bell System
!
~00 0 0
. For Her
Perfumes -- Cologne -- Toilet Water
Hallmark
Wrapping
Seals
Ribbons
for those who
want the Best.
G ft Sefs by--
Lanvin (Arpege, My Sin)
Cresendo (Spanish Geranium)
Revelon (Intimate, Aquamarine)
Houbigant (Chantilly; Flatterie &
Quelques-fleurs)
Coty (Emeraude; L'Origan; L'Amaint
Paris & Impreru)
Jean Note' (Soaps; Bath Oil; Bath Powder
Bubbles & Friction Cologne)
Du Barry (7-Winds)
Faberge (Tigress & Woodhue)
Prince Matehabelli (Wind Song &
Golden Autumn)
Amity Bill Folds
Lighters
Russell Stover
Chocolates
Whitman Chocolates
Applets & Cotlets
Almond Roca
Novelty Xmas
Candies by Rogers
Camera
KODAK
INSTAMATIC
$17.95 t'o $99.50
Agfa 150
Rapid Kit
$14.95 & $17.95
POLAROID
$19.95 to $59.50
Christmas
Decorations
LIGHTS
TREE DECORATIONS
TINSEL TREE STANDS
ORNAMENTS
FLA'M E COAT
SNOW
STY Re PeA M
Gifts
BED LAMPS---TABLE LAMPS
FLINT CUTLERY SETS
FLINT COOK & SERVE TOOLS
TOASTERS--- PERCOLATORS
WAFFLE IRONS (Teflon)
STEAM IRONS--- HAIR DRYERS
ELECTRIC KNIVES
, (Sunbeam. G.E.- Hamilton Beach
& others)
ELEOTRIC MIXERS & CAN OPENERS
ELECTRIC BLANKETS
Corning Ware
ingle Pieces or Sets
Sparlet Syphons
P
Broxodent Special at
STUFFED ANIMALS
GAMES
(Monopoly - Clue
Patty Duke
James Bond - Bingo
& Many Others)
Novelty Tops
POCKET RADIOS by
Sony
Radio Phonograph
Comb, Traveler
by Mercury
@ $59.50
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
UNTIL 8:30
EXCEPT SUNDAY
426-4456
FREE PARKING