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• For Area Farmers ,
definition, of
or stands of forest lumber grades to be
Conservation Program (ACP)will improving
been looking for, and in the
famous name brands, too, so run
in today and take a gander at all
the items...
Bob Wotton, owner of BOB'S
SHOE TREE, has just the right
boot for that cowboy of yours.
No matter what size he is. And
they're priced right too...
Don't leave your house off
the Christmas list. Stop in at B &
R SALES and see the special for
this week. A five piece braided
rug set and Kodel Shag. Both for
a low price that'll save your
budget for other things...
Tim Buchholz, manager of
MILLER'S SHOE DEPT., has just
the gift for the man of the house.
Shoes that will last and last ...
and still be easy on the
pocketbook. Better step in and
see 'am soon . . .
Larry Knutzen, manager of
LUMBERMEN'S OF SHELTON,
announced recently that the store
will be open until 8:30 p.m. every
weekday night until Christmas,
following the lead of the other
downtown merchants. Larry
stated they are doing this for the
convenience of their customers,
so they will be able to browse at
leisure through the many gift
items in the store...
That's -- 30 - for this week,
but remember what La
Rochefoucauld once said, "He
who imagines he can do without
the world deceives himself much;
but he who fancies the world
cannot do without him is still
more mistaken."
The Christmas season is
on its way and you are
to hear the holiday
practically everywhere you
'ireet decorations were
Lalled last Monday by the
No. 3 crews and so
is in shape...
be, as there are only 18
days left until the jolly
man in the red suit and long
beard stops at the house of
good little boy and girl to
ifts...
of gifts, there are
of them just waiting for
at the various merchants
town, and many have
that'll save you plenty of
Just a few of them are...
At SEARS, where Maxine
manager, has a fabulous
home improvement
on right now: Better buy now
this sale can save you
of money...
Rod Olsen, owner of OLSEN
has just the gift the
re family will enjoy. A
rocker for people who
Better stop in today, as
probably go real fast...
Laudahl, manager of
,ER'S, has the classic
of Franciscan ware at
low price. This is
ift that will last and last ...
please tile man in your
Ztop in at LLOYD'S MEN'S
WOMEN'S. Lloyd Graver,
has just the item you've
":e Trainees Visit
Corrections Center
Fenton Burgess has left his
position as a correctional officer
to take a position with the
Cleveland Institute of Electronics
in California. He had been at WCC
two years.
OUTDOOR
LITTER IS
OUT
Outdoor Litter
Bags Are In
They're in the National
Forests to stop litter from
spoiling your back-country
trips. Take one with you
and pack your litter out.
Available at Ranger
Stations and the start of
many trails.
group of 15 recruit police
from the Tacoma Police
artment visited the
:ton Corrections Center
sday as a part of their
program, acting Supt.
said.
purpose of the visit to the
Center, Powell said, is
the recruit officers a
with the programs
purposes of institutions in
tal corrections picture.
are two new employees
Corrections Center, Miss
a Hale, Hoodsport, has joined
staff as a clerk typist in the
cords and Identification
attended the University
for two years and
from Washington State
with a bachelor degree
/.
llip Gladding has
from the Cedar Creek
Camp to work in the
Department as a
counselor. He and
ife and daughter make their
in Olympia.
This Christmas
put Weyenberg shoes
in his stocking
You don't even have to know his size!
Give him a gift certificate for a pair of
Weyenberg shoes for Christmas and he
can experience the joy of picking them out
for himself. And we can be sure he's fit
for comfort.
WEYENB£100€00
!4
I
SNOE DEPT.
include authorization for
practices designed for polution
control along with accompanying
soil and water conservation
benefits.
According to Ralph J. Brewer,
Chairman of the Mason County
Agricultural Stabilization and
Conservation Committee which
administers the ACP, the Program
for 1970 will help protect the
county's agricultural resources
and will contribute directly to
improving the environment for all
the people -- rural, suburban, and
urban.
In Mason County about 33
farmers participate annually in
the ACP, a program in which the
Government shares costs with
farmers for conservation work
needed in the public interest on
agricultural land.
Among practices performed
are the establishment or
improvement of perennial grass
lands, construction of farm pond
Ronald Cole
On Way Home
Storekeeper Third Class
Ronald E. Cole, USCG, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar W. Cole, Shelton,
is returning to the U. S. aboard
the U. S. Coast Guard Cutter
Sebago after completing a tour of
duty in the Western Pacific.
Prior to deploying for its
homeport of Pensacola, Fla., the
Sebago conducted a firing mission
against enemy positions in
support of the Army of the
Republic of Vietnam.
With its relief ship standing
alongside, the cutter reported
scoring on three enemy targets
described by aerial observers as
storage areas.
Eagles Activities
An error was made in a recent
release concerning the
whereabouts of the Shelton
Eagles at the time of the fire.
Although the Aerie held meetings
in the Odd Fellows Hall it was
holding its meetings at the Moose
llall in Shelton. The information
was given wrong to the Journal.
Fun night was advanced from
Dec. 2 to Dec. 11 at 7 O0 p.m.
Games will be played with prizes
going to the winners.
trees, stabilization of
streambanks, improving natural
beauty along public roads and
control of noxious weeds.
These many other approved
ACP practices directly benfit the
public. Grasslands and forest trees
beautify the countryside and keep
the air and water cleaner by
preventing wind and water
erosion of the soft.
Trees assure forest products
for the future. Ponds conserve
water, prevent silting, provide
wildlife habitat and often have
public recreational benefits.
Streambank control saves land
and stops erosion which polutes
streams and damages fish life.
Brewer added that some more
specific polution abatement
practices are being considered. He
pointed to the present concern
over air and water polution and
said the farmer has a major role to
play in solving the problrm.
Further information regarding
participation in the AC Program
may be obtained by contacting the
Agricultural Stabilization and
Conservation Office in the
Courthouse Annex in Olympia
Mondays through Fridays and the
Shelton office at Kneeland Center
on Thursday.
Clifford Magner
Is Promoted
Steven W. Magner, 23 son of
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Magner,
Seattle, was promoted to Army
captain Oct. 25 in Vietnam,
where he is serving with the 1st
Cavalry Division (Airmobile).
His wife, Kristine, lives on
Route 2, Shelton.
Harold Harsh
Is On Carrier
Ship's Serviceman Second
Class Harold U. Harsh, USN,
husband of Mrs. Nancy J. ttersh,
Shelton, completed a
seven-month deployment in the
Tonkin Gulf aboard the attack
aircraft carrier USS Oriskany,
homeported at Alameda, Calif.
During the ship's fifth
consecutive deployment in
Vietnamese waters the crew
visited Hawaii, the Philippines,
Hang Kong and Sasebo, Japan.
comment of Wendell B. Barnes
upon the Department of
Commerce announcement that a
new American Lumber Standard
had been adopted. Barnes is
Executive Vice President of
Western Wood Products
Association, the world's largest
lumber manufacturers association,
representing some 40% of the
nation's lumber production.
He likened the new lumber
standard to electric light bulbs by
explaining that lumber sizes had
Buckley
Slated As
Speaker
William F. Buckley, Jr. noted
author, lecturer and critic will
speak at Saint Martin's College,
Olympia, at 8 p.m., Friday, 12
December 1969, in the Capital
Pavilion.
The topic of his lecture will
be "Reflections on the Current
Disorders."
Buckley is appearing at the
Olympia college under the
sponsorship of its 75th
Anniversary Speakers Forum.
Buckley, editor of the
National Review, was recently
appointed by President Nixon to
the Advisory Board of the United
States Information Agency.
The public is invited to this
lecture. Tickets may be obtained
by writing Gary Austin, Saint
Martin's College, Olympia, 98501,
or by telephoning Olympia
491-4710 or 491-2810.
Reserved tickets are $3.00
and General Admission $2.50.
Tickets may also be purchased at
the door.
Too Late to Classify
'58 Bel Air -- 4-door, $75.
Medium size refrigerator $40.
426-6952. M12/4
FOR SALE -- MARKX electric
train set. 28 pieces. Track, three
switches, engine, five cars,
accessories. $25. 426-3216.
M 12/4tfn
BABY SITTER for 2 yr. old
child, my home $4 a day. Call
426-2761 after 5 p.m. Le12/4
light bulbs will fit sockets
regardless of the wattage of bulbs
bought.
Under the old standard, due
to go out of existence on March
1, 1970, end use size was not
assured because green lumber
shrinks, and it wasn't required to
be manufactured oversize to allow
for the shrinkage. The new
standard provides "sanforized"
sizes for conventional framing and
other lumber and provides that
lumber not "pre-shrunk" shall be
manufactured to allow for later
shrinkage.
A host of other advantages are
built into the new standard, the
lumber executive said. Among
them, he said, were new
technology of lumber use
properties, specific labeling
Tides
Friday, Dec. 5
High ....... 2:17 a.m. 9.2 ft.
Low ....... 6:59 a.m. 6.6 ft.
High ...... 12:53 p.m. I 1.8 ft.
Low ....... 8:11 p.m. 1.1 ft.
Saturday, Dee. 6
High ....... 3:23 a.m. 10.3 ft.
Low ....... 8:05 a.m. 7.4 ft.
High ....... 1:23 p.m. I 1.8 ft.
Low ...... 8:47 p.m. -1.2 ft.,
Sunday, Dec. 7
High ....... 4:11 a.m. 11.4 ft.
Low ....... 8:59 a.m. 8.1 ft.
High ....... 1:59 p.m. 11.9 ft.
Low ....... 9:23 p.m. -2.4 ft.
Monday, Dec. 8
High ....... 4:59 a.m. 12.2 ft.
Low ....... 9:47 a.m. 8.5 ft.
High ...... 2:35 p.m. 12.1 ft.
Low ...... 10:05 p.m. -3.4 ft.
Tuesday, Dec. 9
High ....... :5:47 a.m. 12.9 ft.
Low ...... 10:41 a.m. 8.8 ft.
High ....... 3:11 p.m. 12.2 ft.
Low ...... 10:47 p.m. -3.9 ft.
Wednesday, Dec. 10
High ....... 6:29 a.m. 13.3 ft.
Low ...... I 1:29 a.m. 8.9 ft.
High ....... 3:59 p.m. 12.1 ft.
Low ...... 11 : 35 p.m. -4.1 ft.
Thursday, Dec. I 1
High ....... 7:17 a.m. 13.6 ft.
Low ...... 12:23 p.m. 8.8 ft.
High ....... 4:47 p.m. 11.8 ft.
used nationwide, and engineering
of sizes which will make for more
efficient use of lumber products
while enabling recovery of more
pieces from each tree.
This, he said, would nmke
better use of forest resources in
reaching the nation's sorely
needed housing goals. This year,
he said, some 1.5 million homes
will be built nationwide, but some
2.6 million are needed each year
over the next ten years according
to government estimates.
We Have
a Complete Line
of
FRIGIDAIRE
• Dryers
.'Washers
• Refrigerators
• Ranges
Fireplace
Shop
I Complete 3-piece
Fireplace Set
from $850
Standing
Fireplace Screens
,rein S21"
We also carry many
assorted styles of screens
and fireplace tools.
Why not buy
Dad a Hand Tool
This Christmasl
Check our Tool Board
for SAWS, HAMMERS,
PLANES, TAPES, LEVELS,
SCREWDRIVERS, Etc.
_-_-_-_--=--- f__=?r Your H a ndyma n___ _:____ / ___
We will be
OPEN 'TIL 8:30 p.m.
for added customer
convenience throughout
the
Christmas Seasonl
Check Our
Complete line
of Hoover
Floor Care &
Appliances
Irons- Toasters
Broilers, Etc.
• Lowest Price Ever
for This Drill
• 2.3 Amp Motor
• 2,000 RPM Speed
• Comfortable Handle
9Reg. $14.99
PING PONG
TOPS
2.Piece i Painted
& Stnped.
Christmas Special
L1DI[RZRI]gN'S
Of Shelton 426-2611
Shelton
Trailer
Sales
Olympic Hwy.
N. at Airport 426-1486
Evergreen
AI dR
men eta Reg. $1.89
PROCTOR-SILEX
Coffee Pot
7-Cup
Regular
$14.95
.ow $8 88
$3.00 Style Topps
Perpetual
lit
The date at a glance.
Choice of yellow,
silver adjustable bands.
$188
$1.33 Value
100 Poker Chips
& Plastic Coated Play-
ing Card Deck.
BOTH FOR
$1.88 Box
Christmas Wrap
8-Roll Box
Foil or Paper
BIG BUY M 99
59 Box
GILLETTE
a-ROtt Right
Christmas
Wrap Guard
Roll 72" x 20' Reg. $1.59
x HOW
$16, 89¢ 89€i S149
HALLMARK
Cards, Wraps & Party Goods
for Christmasl
EvergreeM
426-3456 -- Evergreen Square
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