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:ah A. Hunt
will be held at 3 p.m.
in Fir Lane Chapel, 924
176th Street, Tacoma, for
A. Hunt of Spanaway who
~Monday at the age of 41
She was born in Baxter
Kansas, and ten years ago
to the Tacoma area. She
a teacher in Spanaway Junior
l Seho ol.
Hunt was a member of
National Education
the Washington
Association, and
Education Association.
Was a member of Parkland
|Christian Church.
are her husband,
of the home; a daughter,
Ann and a son, Paul G., of
three brothers, Glenn
rell, Charles Hearrell and
Hearrell of California; two
rs, Mrs. John (Miriam)
and Mrs. Ralph (Nancy)
both ,of California; and
Ralph G. Hearrell.
Mortuary, Tacoma, is in
of arrangements.
Marshall
B. Marshall, 512
8th Street, was dead on
Mason General Hospital
turday.
Marshall, 43, was born
2, 1930 in Shelton and
in this area all of her
was a member of the
Baptist Church.
arrivers are her husband,
of the home; a son, Steve
of Beaverton, Oregon; two
two brothers, Dave
of Sequim and Van
)wski of Shelton; and a
Mrs. Ollie Stoner of
Reverend Paul Butterfield
lted at a service held at I
l'uesday in Batstone Funeral
e. Burial was in Shelton
Park.
1
Stamps t6 be
Donald D. Johnson William Case Buck
Donald D. Johnson of Seattle,
former resident of Shelton, died
in Seattle on December 5 as the
result of an auto-pedestrian
accident. He was 39 years old,
and employed at the time of his
death by Southgate Ford Agency
of Burien.
Born April 26, 1934 in Valley
City, North Dakota, he had lived
for many years in Shelton. He
helped to organize and was the
first president of Mason County
Recreation Association. He
helped to bring little league
baseball to Shelton.
Mr. Johnson was a member of
the Methodist Church, and held
membership in the Garage and
Automotive Employees Union of"
Seattle. He worked for Jim Pauley
Ford in Shelton from 1963 until
moving to Seattle in 1971.
Surviving him are a son, Greg,
of Shelton; four daughters, Cheri,
Lori and Lisa, 'all of Lacey, and
Gay Johnson of Shelton; his
mother, Mrs. Mildred Winscott of
Bremerton; and a brother, Bill
Johnson of Shelton
Pastor Roland tluber
officiated at a funeral held at
1:30 p.m Monday in Mr. Olive
Lutheran Church lnurnment was
in Shelton Memorial Park.
William Case Buck of Union
died in Seattle on December 5 at
the age of 51 years.
Rosary was recited for him at 8
p.m. Friday in Washington
Memorial Funeral Home of
Seattle Requiem Mass was said at
10:30 a.m. Saturday at St.
Philomena Catholic Church of
Seattle with entombment in
Washington Memorial Park Eternal
Light Mausoleum.
Mr. Buck was born in Walla
Walla on July 22, 1922, and had
resided in Yakima before coming
to Seattle in 1950. He was an
embalmer and funeral director.
He was a member of BPOE
Lodge Number 287 of Walla Walla
and VFW Rainier Post No. 2289 of
Seattle. He was a U.S. Navy veteran
of World War I1.
Surviving Mr. Buck are his
wife, Catherine; two sons, William
Case I1 of Des Moines, Washington,
and Curtis S. Buck of Union; four
daughters, Mrs. Cathleen Lot| and
Miss Maureen Buck, both of
Union, and Mrs. Loralea Hildner
and Mrs. Shannon Martinson, both
of Des Moines, Washington; and
four grandchildren.
Mary D. Daniels
Mary (May) D Daniels of Port
Angeles, 85, died Sunday in Port
Angeles where she had lived for the
Sydney Whetham
Sidney P. Whetham, former
Shelton resident, died in Auburn,
Washington on December 3.
He was born July 25, 1899 in
lnnisfail, Alberta, Canada. He was
married to Serethe Butt in 1925
and came to Shelton in 1947,
where he was employed by
Rayonier, Inc.
Surviving Mr. Whetham are his
wife, of the home; four sons,
Peter of Algona, Washington,
Lionel of Kenai, Alaska, Wilfred
of Marysville and Norman, serving
with the US Marines in Japan;
four daughters, Ida Her|on of
Everett, Irene Arnold of Seattle,
and Elsie Doyle and Janet
Simmons, both of Sitka, Alaska; a
sister, Mrs. Roy (Edna)Oakes of
In nesfail; a brother, John
Whetham of Shelton; 22
grandchildren; four
great-grandchildren; and
numerous nieces and nephews.
Services were held at I p.m.
last Thursday in Washington
Memorial Funeral Home, Seattle.
Old clothes
Lord, in the beginning you made
the earth, and the heavens are the
work of your hands. They will
disappear into nothingness, but
you will remain forever. They will
become worn out like old clothes,
and some day you will fold them
up and replace them.
by mail
Beginning December 1,
Shelton area residents will be able
to order their postage stamps by
mail, Postmaster Charles W.
Conner said this week. The
service was established primarily
to benefit the elderly and others
confined to their residence, but
anyone is eligible to take
advantage of the "Stamps by
Mail" program.
Conner said a service fee of
40 cents will be charged for
handling, guarantee against loss
and two-way postage.
Shelton letter carriers will be
delivering order blanks to
residences where they think they
will be most useful, but the forms
will also be available at the post
office.
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Applying for marriage licenses
in the Mason County Auditor's
office this week were:
Ulmont Robinson, legal,
Onalaska, and Flay Rosander,
legal, Centralia.
Danny Medcalf, 18, Shehon,
and Annette Thomas, 17, Shelton.
Paul Saeger, 23, Shehon, and
Cherrie Saeger, 21, Shelton.
Ronald C_.mon, 26, Shelton,
past 13 years. Hebrews 1" 10-12 and Karil Mann, 23, Shehon.
Born December 25, 1887 in o
Patricia Stewart Va oma, in 1908 she was married
Mrs. Patricia Ann Stewart, 52, in Shelton to Ivyl Daniels, who
of Coronado California diedpreceded her in death in 1947. She
' was a member of the Baptist
November 21 in a Coronado
hospital. She was reared in
Shelton and had lived in
Coronado for the past 22 years.
Mrs. Stewart is survived by
her husband, William; two
daughters, Patricia Ann Stewart
of Chicago and Shari Stewart of
Coronado; her mother, Mrs.
Mable Johnson of Shelton.
Interment was in El Camino
Memorial Park, San Diego,
California.
Ch u rch.
Surviving Mrs. Daniels are a
son, Marion Daniels, of Nebraska; a
daughter, Mrs. Oren Lindberg of
Port Angeles; five grandchildren,
seven great-grandchildren; six
great-great-grandchildren; and a
sister, Mrs. Grace Ross of Everett.
A service was held at I p.m.
Wednesday in Bats|one Funeral
tiome with the Reverend Arlin
tlalvorsen officiating and burial in
Shelton Memorial Park.
Private party would like to purchase, invest in
or manage a business in the Shelton area.
- References-
Mail details to:
JERRY SMITH
Rt. 3, Box 507 Shelton, Wa.
Velvet S0fa
Reg. $4.95
NOW
$¶I48
or
NEW SHIPMENT
Choose from 44
NEW SHIPMENT
Velvet Floor
30" x 30",
yellow, violet,
green, orange,
reg. $14.95
=;r88
NOW
Buc tet
Reg. $7.95
SALE
helton
AVE
Gas-Money-Time
gP' ePI
Evergreen Square • 426-34S6 • Shelton
Polaroid
Minute Maker
Kit
Reg.
$35.95
KODAK
Pocket Instamatk
# 10 Camera Set
Reg.
$24.95
Reg.
$1.80
KODAK
Color Film
cx 110-20
\
KODAK
For Color Prints
cx 126x20
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an energized bath unit
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Reg.
$1.60
13
Value
$2.35
9 Reg.
$18.95
88
Standard Model 49
Contemporary olive-gold finish highlights
any bathroom decor. Has convenient on-unit
storage for jet tips Central control panel puts
all controls in one handy location. Adjustable
pressure dial provides individual comfort
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even youngsters can operate easily.
Reg.
$26.50
NOW
7-oz. size, pack of 51,
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Reg.
$1.75
4-OZ.
Reg. $3.00
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