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sday, December 12, 1963 SHELTON MASON COUNTY JOURNAL-- Published in "Chrstmastown, U.S.A.", Shelton, Washington PAGE 19
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| NO. 3,00
[NOTICE TO (BEDITORS
'EFiE SU]ERIOR COURT OF THE
• TE OF WASHINGTON lrOl<
:8ON COUNTY IN PROBATE
Ltae Matter of the Estate of
'S]PE R. CARLSON Deceased.
:.rlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Undersigned has been appointed
as qualified as the Administrator
e Estate of Agnes R. Carlson, de-
¢1; that all persons having claims
t said deceased are hereby re-
d lo serve tim same. duly veri-
m the undersigned Administrator
attorney of reeord at the ad-
below stated and file the same
lhe Clerk of the said court, to-
t with proof of such service with-
: nlonths after lhe date of first
alien' of this notice or the same
" barred.
l'-0f' first publication: November
.... a?
riIN" E. CORREA
1(%, for Estate
|,Btilding
!0ff, Washington
* 11/28 12/5-12 3t
!0
Ii NO. :';503
L'NOTICI ,] TO (BEI)ITORS
klI'IE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
ATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
/0N COUNTY IN PROBATE
;IJthe Matter of the Estate of
I._TER L. TAYLOR, Deceased.
1)TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Uhdersigned has been appointed
iras qualified as the Executor
! le Estate of Chester L. Taylor,
d; that all persons having
, against said deceased are here-
,quired to serve the same, duly
$l.ed, on the undersigned Executor
S attorney of record at the ad-
;'below st'ated and file the same
the Clerk of the said court, to-
t with proof of such service
a six months after tbe date of
,ublication of this notice or the
! will be barred
e of first publication: November
i ALLYN TAYLOR
Executor E X
g £'. CORR .
ey for Estate
luilding ,
, Washington
11/28 12/5-12 3t
NO. 3445
E OF SALE OF REAL PROP-
AT PBIVATE SALE
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
OF WASHINGTON FOR
COUNTY (IN PROBATE)
Matter of the Estate of
L. GIFFORD, Deceased.
IS HEREBY GIVEN that
will, on or after
day of December 1963, offer
and sell, the following de'
property situated in
Mason County, .Washipg'
12 and the West 15 feet of
11. Block 12, Plat of Hoods-
County, Washington.
with vacated North 10
".of Grove Street as shown on
plat, adjoining above de-
:.:|bed re,fl property on the South.
aCdOrding to official plat there-
t'Wa file in the office of the Aud-
€.9f Mason County, Vasilington.
.|ds must be in writing, may be
|red'Ul to the undersigned Executor
L office in the Angle Bldg.,
[a, Washington, or may be filed
,as office of the Clerk of the
t entitled Court. xi ht
g. Undersigned reserves the 'ig
]ect any and all bids, said p'op-
::( Will be sold fro" cash, or cash
Credit and shall be subject to
ratification, confirmation and ap-
}1 of the above entitled Court.
ted this 22nd day o1 Novembe
. FRANKLIN HEUSTON
Axecutor of the above Estate,
ngle Bldg. Shelton, Wash.
ANKLIN HEUSTON
ey .., ' n
' Bldg., Shelton, Washingto
11/28 12/5-12 3t
;OTiCr: OV lli,:am't; ON
i La'4ON" ASD AIdAIgDONMET
ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
'uard of County Commissioners,
L
oa November 18, 1963, upon re-
of the County Engineer, Re-
. that a certain portLon of the
Y:-road system, long abandoned,
:IF2W Vacated. Said road being an
..ll/tUSe d portion of Secondary
]:lttighway. ; NO. 14-A, including
lridge over Sherwood Creek at
:utt edge of Allyn and being
.:0 partly in tl,o SE,00
of
20 and partly ir the .NE}4,
of Section 29, Township 221
LRange 1 west w.M,; and
the Engineer did
"![ " 6 'e e Board of County
$USSioners accompanied by Mr.
i!];'Iewsoa owner of the abutting
tYi and wl!o requested that the
.:.and0ned road be formerly Va-
:/fi' and
,._TIIEI, that Mr. Hewson agreed •
.a,O> :lliS cost of the Publicatiofi
Post the"Notices, as required
and
that the Engineer has
that the said abandoned
way be Vacated as requested
the Commissioners process
to RCW 36.87.010; and
that on November 18,
Board adopted a Reso-
their intention to Va-
e said abandoned road and
the Clerk to prepare, post
a
Hearing on said pro-
MATERIAL ON STATE ],AND
STATE OF WASHINGTON, DEPART-
MENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES.
]ert L. Cole, Commissioner of Public
Lands.
Notice is hereby given that on Tues-
day, the 17th day of December, 1963,
commencing at lea o'clock in the fore-
noon of said day, at the Port Orchard,
District Headquarters, located at Port
Orclard County of Kitsap, State of
Washington, by the )istrict Admin-
istrator of said District. the timber
on the following described state land
will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder, to-wit:
Application No. 29199
Lone Duck Pond located approximat-
ely 22 miles west of Belfair. The sale
is composed of all nmrked timber on
E..fi EUa SW!£, S, SEL. of Section 4;
N}Zz NW! NEW,t, NE NE. NW
of Section 9. all in Township 22 North.
Range 3 West, W.M., containing 150
acres, more or less, comprising approx-
imately 280,000 bd. ft. of Douglas fir.
Miniinu.nl acceptable bid: $,t,620.00.
Timber will be sold on a cash or in-
stalhnent plan basis. Timber must be
renmved prior to June 30. 1964.
On or before 'December 17, 1963, at
10:00 a.m., eaeh bidder n nst make a
minimum deposit of $.162.00 plus a $5.00
bill of sale fee. or a total of $467.00
tn the form of cash. money order or
certified check. Said deposit shall con-
stitute an open ng bid at the ap-
praised price. Upon award of this
sale, the respective deposits shall be
returned to the unsuccessful bidders.
The purchaser nmst pay the balance
between the bid deposit and tle full
bid price on the day of sale. or may,
if the pro'chaser so elects at the time
of sale, pay an additional amount, to
bring the total amount of" the deposit,
exclusive of fees, to equal 25% of tl!e
full bid price based on the cruise esti-
mate, provided that such deposit shall
ot be less than $2,000.90. This bal-
ance may be paid by personal check.
Purchaser must als0 furnls!L within
0 days of date of sate; a surety bond
of $1,000.00 to guarantee COml)liance
with all terms of the bill of sale. All
hecks," money orders, etc., are to be
nade payable to the Commissioner of
:>ttblic Lands.
Accessibility: Via public road.
COmplete cantract and specifications
may be: examined at Port Orchard Dis-
trict Headquarters, County Auditor's
ffice, and office of Conimissioner of
Public Lands Olympia
: To be sold at Port Orchard District
Jeadquarters, On Tuesday, December
:7; 1963, at i0 o'clock a:n.
Any sale which has been offered,
and for wlfich no bids are received
Shall not be re-offered until it has
been readvertised. If all sales cannot
be offered within the specified time
on the advextised date, tle sale shall
continue on the following day between
the hours of te D o'clock a.rn and
f0ur o'clock p.m.
aid timber on said land will be
sold for not less than 1he appraised
value, as appraised by the Commission-
er Of Pubhc Lands in tim manner pro-
vided by law, a notice of which is now
on file in the office of the Auditor of
Mason County, and District Adnfini-
strafer of said district.
Terms of sale are: cash or install-
meat plan basis.
BERT L. OLE
Commissioner of Public Lands
11/21-28 12/5-12 4t
NO. 3473
NOTICE TO CREITORS
IN THE SUPERrOH COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of
THOMAS W. SPERRY. Deceased.
Notice is bereby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed and has
qualified as Administratrix of the es-
tate of THOMAS W. SPERRY, De-
ceased; that all psi'sons having claims
agoinst said deceased are hereby re-
quired to serve the same. duly veri-
fied, on said Administratrix or her
attorney of record at the address he-
low stated, and file the same with
the Clerk of said Court, together
wit, proof of such service within six
months after the date of first publi-
cati0n'of his notice, or the same wilt
be barred.
Date of £irst publication December
12, 1963. :_
"' MRS. MARJORIE SPERRY
Administratrix of Estate
JOHN C. RAGAN
Attorney for Estate
Title Insurance Building
]22 Railroad Avenue
Shelton, Washington
12/1219-26 3t
NOTICE OF V'ATER RIGIIT
APPLICATION NO. 18230
STATE OF WASHINGTON, OFFICE
OF SIFPERVISOR OF WATER RE-
SOURCES, Department of Conserva-
tion, Olympia.
TAKE NOTICE :
That ROY E. STAFFORD AND
OTHERS of Seattle. Washington on
November 4. 1963, filed application for
permit to, divert: the public waters of
Unnamed stream and spring's tribu
tary of Hood Canal, in th amount
of. 0.06 second-foot, subject to exist-
ing rights, continuously each ' year
for the purpose of Group domestic
supply ta.at .¢he approximate point of
aiversmn m located within SW i,
of Section 20 Townsh ..... '" ''
' q ., lange
3 W.W.L, in Mason County.
• Any objections must be accompan-
ied by a two ollar $2.00) recording
ee and filed with the State Super-
;isor of WAter Resources within thirty
00rstine Grange Will Observe
During Next Year
Titl,] IIUGO Gtasers celebrated
their d6th \\;Vcdding anniversary
Dec. 1. They received many cards
from relatives and friends. Hugo
and Celia .moved to the Island in
August. 1919 and have been con-
tinuous residents since then.
Gordon and Gret Simmons re-
:port speing a irare sight last
week. There \\;yas a biff white swan
right out in their front yard.
Gret took four color pictures of
the swan before it decided to go
on its way.
A1 and Monica Pridham were
surprised when the Sid Bauns-
gard, Die Nels Baunsgard, the
Gordon Simmons. and the Ray-
mend McCullochs dropped in on
them to help them celebrate their
10th wedding anniversary. They
enjoyed the evening with a pot-
luck dinner.
Sunday dinner guests of the
Gordon Simmons were Johnny and
7ng Johnson of San Pedro, Calif.
Donette Glaser was very pleas-
ed to see her cousin. Frank Mc
Nahon and his family of Aberdeen
who visited the Island Sunday.
The Charles Stewarts of Gar-
den City and the Willard Blacks
of Montana were the Sunday
guests of Gordon and Gret Sim-
mons.
Social Club members, don't for-
get the potluck dinner this Sat-
urday.
5Oth Anniversary
By Cindy V'zite
HARSTINE --- The coming new
year of 1964 will be the Golden
Anniversary for the Harstine
Grange. The charter for the
Grange was signed August 15;
1914. Lee Carlson is the only char-
ter member still attending Grange
today. Different Granges through-
out Washington will be honoring
the Harstine Grange at different
events during the year. Happy
Anniversary to all the Grangers
and especially to Lee Carlson.
Friday, Dec. 13, will be the in-
stallation of all the new incom-
ing officers. There will be a pot-
luck dinner before the meeting
at 6:15 p.m. at the Hall. This
meeting will also be the Christ-
mas party. An exchange of gifts
between the adults of 50 cents
and between the children of 30
cents will be after the potluck
dinner.
Gene Seward celebrated his 60Lh
birthday Tuesday by cooking him-
self and a few friends a turkey
dinner with all the trimmings.
Thora said that he didn't have
any help from her because he
wanted to do .it all himself. Those
helping Gene celebrate his birth-
day were Larr.) and Florence Jer-
rells, Jake and Gert Ziegler, Jim,
El, and Dan McAuliffe, and Dot
Smith. They all enjoyed Gene's
dinner and so did Gene.
Forest Service Passes Halt Billion
Acre Mark in Reforestatioe Progra$
A half-million-acre milestoz)e I This does not include a backlog
has been passed in a program be- of around 400,000 acres needing
gun more than half a century ago I reforestation to heal old forest
to start new timber croI)s on fire scars, some dating back 50
to I00 ,e z
logged or burned National Forest / ', a's. Forest Service of
lands in the Pacific Northwest. ] ficials hope to complete that job
From a meager beginning in]within 10 years:
1909, the artificial reforestation I THE FIRST RECORDED forest
p/'ogram conducted bv the U.S. t planting in the Region was in
Forest Service in its l?acific/1909 in the Mr. Hebo district of
Northwest Region of Oregon and[the Siuslaw National Forest, in
Washington now covers from 50.-/ Oregon's Coast Range. Three
00O to 60,000 acres annually. / ears later, planting begau in the
State of Washington on the Sno-
qualmie National Forest. Since
that time, timber crops have been
regenerated on 300.000 acres of
National Forest land in Oregon,
and around 200.000 acres on Ha-
tional Forests in Veashington. The
Civilfan Conservation Corps pro-
gram of the 1930's gave a strong
boost to the reforestation effort
when fire-scarred slopes were re-
greened with millions of seedlings
planted by young CCC workers.
"We've crone a long way, but
we've got a long way to go," said
Lnnd as he tamped earth around
the tiny noble fit' he had just
planted on Larch Mountain. east
of Portland. in the Mr. Hood :Na-
tional Forest.
The tree will be fighting for its
life, Lmd pointed oul. It could
become the victim of hungry ro-
dents or an.imals Intensive re-
search is underway to find meth-
ods of reducing tbe annual $15
million loss caused by animal da-
mage on Northwest timber lands.
There are also the threats of de-
struction by fire. insects, disease.
windstorms, and competing veg-
etation.
Leaving the planting to a For-
est Service crew-headed by fore-
man Frank Baker, of Cascade
Locks. Ore.. Lund and his group
preceded to a nearby plantation
of vigorous Douglas-fir. The trees
had rec(mtly undmgone their first
commercial thinning designed to
release the stand for increased
growth.
The trees had been planted
some 30 years ago, about the
time a young Forest Service offi-
cer named Walter Lund was serv-
ing on the Olympic National For-
Recently, in a newly logged area
of the Mr. Hood National Forest,
overlooking the Columbia River,
young noble fir seedlings were
planted on the 500,000th acre to
be reforested since the regenm-a-
tion program began 54 years ago.
In an informal ceremony, the
first tree was planted on the his-
toric half-millionth acre by Wal-
ter H. Lund, Porltland, assistant
regional forester for timber man-
agement, and a 36-year veteran
of the FOrest Service.
HIS USE of the planting hoe
was symbolic for hand planting
still accourits for some 70 to 80
percent of the acres to be arti-
ficially reforested in the North-
west Region each year. The re-
mainder is accomplished through
directl seeding, largely with heli-
copters. .-
"We've made great progress in
advancing aerial seeding techni-
ques, but the 'man with the hoe'
is still the key figure in our re-
forestation efforts," Lurid pointed
out.
Of the 62,918 acres reforestea
in the Pacific Northwest Region
in 1962, 49,177 acres were planted,
some by machines, but mostly by
crews using hand tools.
"There's just no other way to
do it on the tougher sites where
the young trees must fight for
smwival from the beginning,"
Lund said.
Each year, timber is harvested
from about 250,000 acres of Ha-
tional Forest land in Oregon and
Washington. On 20 to 30 percent
of the logged areas, nature must
be given a hand in starting a new
timber crop. Where artificial re-
forestation is necessary, it is the
(30) davs from December 19, 1963. objective of National Forest man- est in IVashington.
Witness my hand and official seal "We knew then that keeping
thls 2nd day of December, 1963. agers to establish a new forest
M. G. WALKER Crop within one to three years the land in production was out"
State Supervisor of Water
• 'Resources.
after loin , most important job," said Lund.
i'clh'eur'th°us a'"'S'l]:°n'HfISeta'rTnHgEwffFLRE"hG!d::N NO 3411 12/12-19 2t ss p :oI!,,s just as hue now, even mole
i " Monda ' Legal ublications
gton, at '11:00 A.M .... Y- NOTICE OF'HEARING OF
'er 16 I963 and all interestea N L "
U m ' e'r n e heard for PET CC0]U aND NOTICE OF BUDGET IIEABING
Ta
le
'a y .app a a d b " 'O ]R DISTRIBUTION NOTICE is herelo, i" "
{nst sa,d proposal. IN THE SU ..... g'nTT ....... .... } g xen tirol the How -,. Pray l.
t' . November ST P,,,,r .... -- *. -- oara oz omnussmners of Public --
ths 18th day of , ATE OF WA HIN .... " " • • •
,, Ar ......... S GTON IN Uhhty Dmtmct No 1, Potlatch, Wash- I nkAA|
if-&'o. 'r)f era. ot county wOmmshiniSSionerSton ,a.-ouO'':'°ui _ "rl-lE COUNTy. . O theiPgt°nyear' have1964 andPreparedthat aahnal' budgethearmg• .f°r OIGIilII, . lgJ. [
li}-SoC°UlltArN g " EIES Maer of te Estate of 'of the peeposed budget will be held Jesus instructions on how to
, ux Deceases f
to |*ler'.f +. u...a N.t.. -" .... -- . in tlte of'ice of tile Distrmt at 8 00 pray v, ill be brou ht out in thin
- -. ................ -hereby given that Mabel m Monday Decem " g
| 12/5-12 2t R. eley" executrix-of the estate ] P' " =a ' ber 23, 1963". Sunday's Bible Lesson at all
|Te'.HT _Ern(est.''.__Beley: deceased has file H.RLD HUNTER Secretary Christian Science church services
iC u" w'l'l lJ wlm.tne Cler of the U ' " • • ' • ' - ' • , "
N]&I'PLICATION .......... NO 18014 of s• aid (2oun'- an2 ...... S perlor Court Public Utility Dtrict No 1 The subaect zs 'God the Pzesmv" • -
3 ,'' oFFICE ace y d State her final oI ±uason County ,,
Ov-WASHINGTON, ount and e i .... er of Man.
E- . . P t tmn for dzstrzbutmn 1 o 5-12 2
UPERVISOR OF WATER R of stud estate, an ./ t olden T - " - " •
g • e - , d that Friday the G ext The Lord s m h
(ySap?:paztment of Cons rva 10 dDaypaOrfmeaUrY,1 l:f64,ai(ts10er00 " NOTIC251CE OF IIEARING unto all them that call ripen higm
io': "' "" • • -" S HEREBY GIVEN tlrat 11 tlmt "
itt. " .. AMENDED Court at Shelton in said Count-- ]-cr .................... to a call upon him m truth
i.i[ttg h ' , , u uin tO IUW 36 82 lV ute t:oun- LOl
OTICE" as been duly fixe b" our S erior t • . • • --the -d reserveth all t
.: t " " Harbor d y up Y Commissioners have re areal and P hem
ILL BUSCH of Gg , Court for th • . " • p p .... • ,,
ton on July 15 1963, filed ap- final accounteaSelement °f+the, said placed.on file the proposed Prchnn- that lov. him (Psalms 145:18,
lO a for hermit to 'divert the pub- I is asked '^T-,Y"L"', ''?- !. "%.' [ arw )upplemental Budget to the 20).
'ters ofUnnamed spring tribu-I trilute h2,.e..t 'e st!cn account, ms" I ounty Road Fund for the year 193. ,lnfoc] ,.,1;.o € .... *,
' Pf, Hood Canal in the amount ltitled *,'Per.Ya;° .eperson? en- i earing tllereon will be held at 2:00 :'7. ..... y ....... o ....... e
J*: second-foot ' subject to ex-lecutri.2 "=' ........ sc,arse sam ex- P.M December 16 1963 at the Of- Chmstmn Smence textbook will
Pights. continuously each year Dat" " " . ] I'!ce of the County' Cmm'nissioners at onen with these li • "nn, x,o
d thzs es .-
i ]urDose Of Conlmunity do-[,6q ..... 5th day of Decca be [ .tne Courtlouse in She tol n,'Wastling-Z ,d 'Afo. +; ,' ..... [:==:"
.'.: supplj, that the aPpro'ximte " " LAU r r.oo , ] , for the purpose of adopting said = .......... ," ,,, , ,,e" -
o i hi ] -"" " [ uppiemental Bud et rare pray :e ana tnen re ave
.- • f 'iliversion is located w t n cirk of "s'aid u'perir'Court " " g ' om " • " "' • " ' g
""|_W'A of Section 38, Township I By Teekla :Vermillion Deput- [ Bom'd of Count," Con m,ss,o.ners that prayer which covers all hu-
,. ][. kange 3 W.W.1VL, in Ivlason [ O'LEARY MEv- _ n,T.ARv "" I ot Mason wounty, wasnington, inn needs" t,; ...... a ,,^,,.
/}':Objections mast be accompanied[ f2tnYSf° xetXerce Bld i er C' oIOLeANia ASON w(h Key tottle"Scr;,resy
doilar.($2,( ,) recrenzgifee ] Olympia, ashington s. [ IE;O;U;ION Mary Baker Eddy, p. 16).
W.t.u wire tne tate p '', . / 12/12-19-26 3tl Wttoo ; .... e monex hn hoon ........
.,Li,iter IResourceS within tnlrtYl i ............ r, .? ..........
.jlhs from Dec. 12 1963, Witness/ / received by the Road Fund than was IN COLLEGE VItO'S VItO
"i:2-a(1 and official 'seal this 18th/ ...... • .a 2. ..... L ] estimates at the time of aaopting the ^;_ ., ....
November i963 [ IN ,O'IC.C.ETjO_CREDITO__ 119.62. Budget, and . ,,, tue, son o v,r. ann
/' G. WLkER [ Squllu,lo,2" THE I WHEREAS, more money has been vtrs. l-loward V. Yule, Shelton is
'ritate Sunervisor of Water / "r',.'. ....x..,,zu lrOR] received by the Equipnmnt Rental & one of 26 Seattle Pnnific nloo
!.. lesources / ] Revolving Fund the was estinmted senim s who" -- .... 5" "';
;v |:: ............ : 12/5-12 2t | MjetNtg ofth2uair2:anship of [ atetthe time of adopting the 1962 Bud- , ,Vho) s Who were nmea to
| N---- ER , petent [ g. ; and ' • in American Colleges
" .... NO 3459 | OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that[ WHEREAS. an m}}ergency has oc- and Universities Today', all an-
, ,, 7,.,,,,,, .v | the undersigned has been appointed | cmed necesitat ng the expenditure of
T AND PETITION FOR |and-puahhed as G.nard.an.°f.the abovel additional sums of monies by both Tale!. p b cahon featmn note-
|..'" DISTRIBUTION ] ensues uardiansnip; tna au persons ] funds for materials for repairing EST wortny seniors rom SChOOls ac-
u: SUPERIOR',- . COURT OF THE/ navingtent claims, against sam incompe- / roads• of the County', loss" .' the nation. Yule. . is a politi-
:: OF WASHINGTON FOR| same are .hereby required t.o s erre the ] NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE- cal science ma%r He edits the
9::-D_N COUNTY / ., amy verified, on sam Uardian/ SOLVED that the folloWin Prelhn- ' 'a • ,
,,!]e Matter of the Estate of/ or her attorney of record at the ad- | inary Supplemental Budgets be adopt- Falcon and has been active in stu-
00][= R ..... LmROP Dece-sed | dress below stated and file the same ed denL ovmn .
l ......... i , • - .... g " merit and pohhcal af-
t Exe of w th the Clerk of the stud Cou, t to
=.! A. Moultro.p, cutr'x |-ether -i*" " of ouch s ' "/ ......... fairs He is a member of Cen-
l:ate. has filed with said Codi't/ g.... wm proo .... . _ervice.] *OAD 't)lJ: . . ' . . .
vr:.fi' 1 report and netition for dis-| wltnln six months alter tne date of, Excess cash balance ur]ons, men servme honorary nil(1
• 't askin theCourt to settle / first publication of this notice or the January 1 1963 $3000000 lens to attend law school next
;e)ort" distribute the property|sa--me--w-- ill be barred._ ...... Estimated c)nstructi'(')'l[[[[[ 30'000"00 p .... He ' ..... m,,¢^ ^,
fl roe said Executrix Said re-| November 28, 1963, EQUIPMENT RENTAL & Irene S. Reed lngh school.
ta.i petition wiil be" "heard on| EULAH L.EONHARDT. . REVOLVING FUND .............
:d][t"-I' d-., .... utf ---.---'dT ....... , lU64 ...... . n. .xuaraian or- sam t-ual'mansnip Excess. rexenue, from
Y . ON ItONOR ROLL
'): :he Courtroom ol; said' Ceurt,| ATH.UR & HANL : sale of materials .................... $1,,,000.00 . L . '
3 u arazansnp Estmmted materml costs 15 0 00 .llall runl(emmer son of r
!; 11 unty Courthouse at Shelton[ ........ ue :" '" . s... 00 " '
o ' al wasnington Aven • ' ' "'" ' ' . " '
) @ , n. . | 11/2£ 12/5 .......... o - - - and Mrs, Morrm Grunkemeler
" .'* THIS 9th day of December .... *a 3t ADOPTED tins n(1 qay f f e('ember • , " '
'1 " 196.'t , who attended SI. MarLin s Hzgh
M, WAGENER [ NOTICE . . Board of County Comfissioners School n Olynlpm attained a 3.28
of the ....... Sunerior Court | All persons having e tauns against of Mason wount Waslnngton . grade Point av'erage for the mld-
ka Vermilli0n, | the este , KCrnyen r IA.I,I. ea INESErtt quarter ending N}{v 22' This pla-
SNYDER | ..Lake" Drive Bremerton,. Washington JOHN BARIEKMAN ced hml on the honor roll giving
," 1 with r0fdof such serv,ce. ' .... ' ATToFoLTAN MASON him an extra day off from school
" ] Sg__ .... DULL : NO . *he Born Brian, a day student, is in his Ju-
U'IIAI.IYllJI% - UlcrK Oi t 'tl . ' , "
]2/12-19-,6 3t ] 12/5-12-19 3t 12/5-12 2t mor year at St. Martin's.
i Architeet Hired For New Multipurl)ose Room;
Lighting In Elementary Schools Discussed
At a regular school board meet- mands of modern compehtive life
ing held Monday night at the have made necessary the teach-
Hood Canal Junior Higl! the bo:,rd ing of many things requiring ma-
of directors of Hood Canal School terials and equipntent not found
District No 404 retained the arch- in the schools of prc \\;V.IV.II
itectural and engineering firm of days.
William Arlid Johnson & Assoc- The leisurly pace of 50 years
ales of Everett to design and ag. does not exist in the school
build the district's new Multi-Pur- any more 1hen it does in daily
pose Building. Other architects life elsewhme, This means that
considered were E. A. Kennedy buildings and equipment must be
with Clifford B. Dobson & Assoc- designed to enable both teachers
lares of Seattle and .,Architect and pupils to use their time most
Roger R. Richert of Bellewle. efficiently.
All Board members and Lhe Buildings must conform to rain-
Superintendent have given notice imum standards of size. safety,
that anyone would accept an in-
and types of construction if
vitation to visit any club or or-
school districts are to receive
ganization on the Canal to ex- state help in a building program.
plain He need and use of the pro- In addition it is desirable for
posed Multi-Purpose building. The schools to compare in comfort
present plans that are the aecu- convenience, and attractiveness to
mulation of three years of study the homes trom which-most of us
can be seen in the Hood Cafial
come.
Junior High school
The vote or the school district's COMBINE THESE features
voters will be March 10. to de- with the fact that school facilities
termine whether or not the school are built to be used indefinitely
board can raise the additional and it becomes apparent that
funds neeessary to build the new costs must be greater than for
building, the type of education provided at
ANOTItER TOPIC discussed one time.
was the adequacy or inadequacy .The additional emphasis re-
of the lighting in the Hoodsport quires that teachers and adminis-
or Lower Skokomish school's. This trators be trained to a higher de-
subject was brought up in the gree also. At one time many tea-
last school board meeting and the chers had little more than a high
Thnrston-Mason County Health school education. Now the mini-
Departmenl in conjunction with mum is four years of college and
the State Department of Educa- a continuing program of train-
tion are presently in the process inn as long as they teach. This
of rendering a report on their is at their own expense and in-
findings. According to Chairman convenience. A person whose job
Bob Smith. who was a member requires four to six years of spe-
of the original board of the cializcd training along with emt-
Hoodsport school, lighting met the linuous work to refresh himself
minimum 3tate requirements as to stay abreast of new develop-
did Lower Skokomish according ments in our society deserves
to director Charles Dillon. more than unskilled or semi-skill-
Supt. John Pill learned from ed labor. It is a fact of our so-
Skip Mess of the Mason County ciety that very few people, in-
Health Department that approx- eluding parents and children, res-
imately three years ago the foot pect the person who will work for
candle was raised from 25 to 35 less than he is worth elsewhere.
foot candles as a minimum. Many a teacher has experienced
The Middle Skokomish hnprove- the feeling of respect from his
ment Club has completed its pro- pupils when. he comes to the
jeer on clearing and leveling over school in a new ear.
four acres of ground at the Hood A .proper educational system
Canal &mior High to be used as cannot he based on an antiquated
a future football and .track field, course of study, inefficient and
I¥1[[Y AIIE SCIIOOLN more cx- ineonvmient buildings, or elderly
pensive? The demands of our too- teachers and teaching wives who
dern society have been felt in the'can be hired for Iss pay.
schools as well asfor everyone It has been said many times
else. that the dollar spent for eduea-
School building and equipment ti(m brings the highest return of
have been subject to inflationary all and no better comparison ex-
cost increases as have our own ists than the compared earnings
homes and their furnishings. In l of high school and college grad-
addition to this factor the de- uates.
FISHERHEH'S CLUB
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9:15
9:30
10:00 a.m.
"AN ETERNAL P'ROMtSE"
liORTHSIDE BAPTIST
SMALL ENOUGH TO NEED YOU; BIG
ENOUGH TO SERVE YOU.
13th and East E. St.
E. A. Ormsbee. pastor
910 East
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 pm.
Lewis B. Wysong, pastor
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Alliance Church
Washington and J Sts.
Sunday School ............ 9:45 a.nx
Morning Worship .... 11:00 a.m.
A. Y. F ........................ 6.00 p.m.
Evening Service ........ 7:00 p.m.
Prayer Hour (Wed.) 7:30 pan.
Robert S, Wick, Pastor
FIRST BAPTIST CHURGH
Rev, E. C. Knautz, Pastor 5th & Cota
Rev. Alfred Sandoval, Minister of Christian Education
SUNDAY, DEC. 15, 1963
9:30 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
"READY TO BEL'EVE"
6:00 p.m. Youth Groulos
7:00 p.m. "MISPLACED GIFTS"
Morning Worship
Broadcast over
KHAS
1280 - 11:00 a.m,
Wed. 7:00 p.m.--Bible Study and Prayer for the family
SHELTON ASSEMBLY OF GOD
130 East Pine Street Mason Younghmd, pastor
Sunday Scho01-classes For All ......................................... 9:45 A.M.
Morning Worship .................................................................. 11:00 A.M
Christ's Ambassadors .......................................................... 6:00 P.M.
Christmas Play (by youth) .............................................. 7:00 P.M.
"Miracles By The Manger"
RRST GHUR00li 0F GHIlIST, SGIENTIST I
302 Alder St., Shelton, Wash. [
Sunday School 11:00 a.m. -- Chtlrch 11 a.m. ]
Wednesday evening testimony meetings 8 p.m. ]
Reading room located in church. Reading roont hours 2 to [
4 p.m. Men. & Fri. Wed. evening 6:45 to 7:45. ]
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Wel©me To
FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
7th and Franklin
Carl J. Carlsen, Pastor
Worship Service - 8:15 and 11 a.m.
Sunday School & Bible Classes- 9:30 .m.
Classes for All Ages
Affiliated with Tle American Lutheran Churct
"A Growing Church in a Growing Community"
ST. DAVID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Fourth & Cedar. Shelton. Veashington
The Rev. Clarence A. Lody, Priest
7:30 a.m.---THoly 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
h a d • St eet
REV. HORACE H. MOUNTS, MINISTER
8:30 and 11:00 a.m. ¥orship Ser\\;ices
9:45 a.m. Church School for all ages - 6:30 p.m. Youth Fellowsihp
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Arcadia and Lake Boulevard
Charles D. Wigton
Bible School ....... 9:45 a.m. Youth Meetings 5:30 p.m.,
Worship ............ 11:00 a.m. Family Service 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday --- Bible Study azd Prayer -- 7:30 p.m.
Child Care Service Available at 11:00 Service
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MT. OLIVE LUTHERAN CHURCH [
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 san.
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