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r)ooomho,r :I0. 1.064 SHELTON--MA, ON 0UN' ,Ty ...... i" " " 1'
W ....... ........ , City .............. Discusses ' i ...... II 1 1 '
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'1 PR[ ! Street Reeaesi
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widenir~%" of a !~octi(m of ],'ifth ~t ' ........ k " , Zff
City S~! )t,'¢iatw l?aL layrn~ tom
, " " ~' ,~ ~ t.he co. I;:',i ::;i~'!l 1,~: t-,~iinl~l~tul t.J~.e
part t>i" v,b!(,li \,'(.uld be l)~'.i*l ix'
ihc l)r(~ e'." (~ v!.ev:.~ thr(J,l',,h :ti~ 1
LiD. " ' " ~
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(:'w:,R i:',, Ll.' [).x :~i:.)ll!Ly that. (!iCy
cFeWS ll'~ib','!':[ }'(' :~I)!C ''} ~} ])'tit (',f
. LI" Whirlpool the :,'o:'l:, t l,.,
r'-...,g nr-er cit , ca-, f,, ,,
~l~¢asher Me. LKA 560
]l)ryer Me. LKE 560
! Was $469.00 Set
H |1 i ;
]=Serta Special
'[Box Springs
Was $99.50 Set
SET
( Soiled= Covers)
]: 7 pc.
qOINETTE
aade for the erection of a ware-
. The facilities ~re used about 10
wews worl~ing in' the area. A crew
of about 10 men works at tree
1
planting and fire control with
ups) ~ some work on camp maintenance
, and trail maintenance.
1~'-- EDWI1V B. LANEY, foreman of
26 inch this crcw,, was presented with a
$
Rock Maple
Were $29.50
iVER$
IhYlon' Frieze Cover
LOOKING IT OVER--Bud Puhn, left, retired
51mpson Timber Company official, and Bill Bry-
ant, retired U.S. Forest Serviceman, talk over old
times as they inspeot the new facilities recently
The Shelton Ranger DistrieL of
m U.S. Forest Service showed off
s new facilities at its Satsop
[err Center with a dinner and in-
~ection of the facilities last
hursday evening.
Located above Camp Grisdale,
'~e work center has a new cook
ouse and two new crew houses,
,hich construction was completed
(st summer.
The ne~w electrical generating
wstem and building has been
'onstructed and plans have been
pin for10 ~ears of service by Ran,-
get Len "Flower at the dinner
Thursday night.
Was $139.50
Wool
I OVAL..RUG
6 ft. x 9 ft,
Was $79.50
4950•
Nylon Cover
completed by the Forest Service at' its Satsop
Work Center above Camp Grisdale. Both agreed
the new, modern facilities were a far cry from
the days when they logged in the area.
The new facilities replace build-
Ings which had been converted
from dwellings for the crew facil-
ities.
The work center closed down
this week for the winter, but, next
sprlngr when Fez'eat Service em-
ployees report back there, they
will have the new facilities to
look forward to.
I During part of the year, the
number of men at the work cen-
sale work on timber conducted and
an engineering crew doing road
work.
Presiding over the kitchen in the
cook house is Isa McDonald, who
has been the cook at the work cen-
ter for a number of years.
The new buildings were built to
replace facilities erected when the
center was opened to handle the
work on the west end of the Shel-
ton Ranger District.
The new crew houses were oc-
cupied in July of this year and
the new cook house in September.
During the short program which
followed the dinner, Laney was
pre.nented with a 10-pin and cer-
fificate for 10 years with the For-
est ~elwiee. The presentation Was
made by Len Flower, Ranger for
the Shelton District.
Bill Bryant, retired ranger, mid
Bud Puhn, rctired Simpson Tim-
ber Company official, spoke of the
days when logging in that area
was starting.
Bryant said he came to the
spot where the work center is
now located to direct the first
The Mason County Commission
Monday voted to accept the bid
of Richfield Oil Co. to furnish the
county with Gasoline and Gott Oil
Co. to furnish diesel fuel for the
county for the coming year.
Richfield had the low hid on
gas and Got( on diesel fuel in a
ter increases to about 20 with pre- government timber sale there.
............................................................................................................ bid opening at the commission
'" meeting. Other bidders were Union
Oil Co., Shell Oil Co., Tidewater
i ~ ~ Oil Co., Mobile Oil Co., and Stand-
1
ard Oil Co. of California.
i i The bid of Mezw's Tirecap for
'furnishing the county with tires
and tire service din'inK 1965 was
acccpted. The bid was the only
one received.
The commission approved an
emergency appropriation of $2,-
$~1~ 161.67 of which $1.434.28 is for
$=
election expense; $200 for extra
String of 25 help in the auditor's office; $300
for employment security payments
" and $227.39 for the juvenile pro-
ndOor Christmas Tree ights ~,ono~,,co
A IIEARIN(; was set for 11:30
a.m. Dec. 28 on a request by Shcr-
String of 25
iff D. S. Clark for an emergency
apprppriation for his department
of $1,500. The funds would include
$1,200 fox' vehicle nmintennnce and
$300 for extra help in the jail.
The custodian was instructed
to go ahead witl: getting lights
installed over the West and Base-
men( entrances to the court house.
Approval of the annexation of
'a section of the Tiger-Panther
Lake areato the Belfair Fire
District was approved by the com-
mission. Residents of the area
had petitioned for the annexation
and it had been approved by the
Belfair Fire District Commission.
Never does the human soul appear
so strong and noble as when it
foregoes revenge,and dares to
forgive an injury.
---Edwin Hubbell Chapin
Tree Light Strings of 15
ALSO
Indoor Light Strings from
The
Franklin Center
Phone 426-3327
They :~aid L"a' i:~ if:i:; , "'~,, t",
city might be ;i.be l(~ ~)'~'qi,!]'~"
btlt it did tier l!ave the f'tm b:; t('~
finsnee i{:~ shrift' (317 i:l[~ l~,'(]j¢~C
otherwise.
The cil.\' v('('ei",~r~ fit~o to v, cr:~'"
ler traei()r which was t eeelltly
given it hy the t:;tmiy t'm' use on
the city dump. The 1].;)Bier ~,,.:~
one the county had ohta;ncd sov:
eral years- ngo tl~rou~,'h surplus
purchase through Civil Defense.
I A first ~eading xva~ ?;'b'en t; a
revised arterial slreet '~n-1 ir~fffic
control ordinance.
The commission ox:~ressed ap-
preciation to C. E. Beauehan]p al~d
Roy Kimbel for their work in de-
signing and geting a roof over
the Log Monument.
John Ragan expressed apprecia-
tion to the Shelton Fire Depar£-
men( for its assistance in giving:
Sahta Claus transportation oT~ his
arrival in Shelton Friday night.
The bienial organization meet-
ink of the Mason County Repnb-
lican Central Committee will be
Dec. 12 in the Court Room of the
Mason County Court House at 2I
p.m. I
The major item of business will l
be the election of officers for thei
next two years. Only Republican]
precinct committeemen and wo-I
men elected in the recent general
election will be eligible to vote.
A nominating comm:ttee of C.
t-CHOIR TO APPEAR---Three members ,of' the
University of Denver Choir' sing in this picture.
The choir, under the direction of Dr. Roger Dexter
Fee, head "of the University's School of Music,
p
John E. Dec,r, Superintendent
of Olympic National park, passed
away December 2 following a long
illness.
He was born in Mount Vernon,
Indiana, November 10, 1901. He
attended the University of Wis-
consin, receiving an A. B. degree
in 1924 and an Nf. A. degree in
1926, his major work .being in
geology and education. He cort-
ttnued graduate work for one year
at Pennsylvania State College.
From 1927 to 1931 he was he~d
of the Department of Geology at
North Dakota Agricultural Col-
lege. During the summers of 19-
21-30 he was employed as a
geologist for the Wisconsin Geo-
logical and Natural History Sur-
vey doing field wo~k in con-
nection With the state highway
program.
He is survived by his wife, two
daughters, two grand~liildren, ami
two sisters.
will appear in Shelton at the Junior High School
Auditorium Dec. 10. The choir's appearance here
is being sponsored by the Shelton Music ClUb.
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