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December 13, 1973     Shelton Mason County Journal
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y state Forest land values for the assessment year have been Jted following a public November 21. on review of more than nonpublic sales by bartment foresters, the schedule will be used by assessors in setting 1974 tax values for timber land coming under ion Act. P0r western Washington lands of average quality, average accessibility and group topography, values will be at $59 per acre, 25.5 per cent above the 1973 level of $47. The eastern Washington lands in this category will be valued at $16, up from $12 an acre. A value of $114 an acre has been established for the best quality land in western Washington, and $31 in eastern Washington. The same land was valued at $91 and $24 this year. Approximately nine million acres of private forest land are affected by the new schedule. Mason.County United Good Neighbors c/o P.O. Box 373 Shelton, Wa. 98584 Let me help• . . here's my contribution• Name Address __ Amount KRAMER create interest in the on which they are based. Public Library has a number of books in this by Philip Friedman is enmg, controversial and suspenseful. In this Dan Logan, A Wyoming r, and his young son, Chris, in a hospital, victims mysterious critical illness. neither the Logans nor the doctor realize is that Dan have been exposed to nerve gas sprayed in the area by an air jet. The film version of directed and starring C. Scott, was produced by ffS• First Circle by Aleksandr ur Solza~enitsyn is set in a research center operating within a special prison staffed by political prisoners in Moscow, Russia in December 1949. It is a tribute to Russia's martyr-patriots who value survival of truth, justice, mercy and freedom over personal survival. In Day of the Jackal by Frederick Forsyth the reader of this tautly written and intricately plotted thriller is almost persuaded he is following the reconstruction of an actual event, an assassination attempt on Charles de Gaulle. Part of the secret is that real people move in and out of the plot. Deliverance by James Dickey is a heart-stopping tour de force, an overpowering, unforgettable tale of violent adventure and inner discover),. The setting is a three-day canoe trip down a particularly wild section of a river in the heartland of today's South. The narrator, forced to assume the leadership of his group and to pursue a dangerous multiple deception, must call upon all his resources to try to achieve deliverance. Oklahoma Crude by Marc Norman is set in the Oklahoma oil fields shortly before the outbreak of World War 1. It is the story of Lena Doyle and her desperate fight to bring in her oil wells against overwhelming odds. All of these and many more books from which movies have been made are available at the Shelton Public Library. The library is open from 10 a.m. - 5:30 p•m. and 7-9 p•m. Monday through Thursday and 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday. 16, at 4 p.m., the United Methodist Church ~cel Choir, under the of Robert N. Miller, will F. Handel's oratorio Messiah." The Christmas includes the familiar For Unto Us a Child is to God, Hallelujah, will be F. W. Herrick, r; John Steinberg, bass; in Duemling, soprano; Shields, mezzo-soprano; Benson, contralto. Morton is organist, and joined by Betty Andrews, , for the Pastoral freewill offering will be The public is welcome to self- examination every month. 1~. For your uterus, the Pap test once a year. ~our lungs, don't smoke cigarettes. 14. For your skin, avoid Over-exposure to the sun. l~. For your colon, rectum, a procto examination every year ( especially after 40). Ifi. For your mouth, regular examinations. l?. For your whole precious body, a health checkup every year. Lowrey & PIANOS OR BUY ON EASY TERMS 426-4302 Chri ,ecial All women's and girl's ashion Bo OUR SHOE CLUB NOW HAS 4,582 MEMBERS! "The FameZy Shoe Store" 107 S. 4th Shelton range By DORA HEARING MATLOCK - Matlock Grange held its regular meeting last Friday night and had application for two members, Mr. and Mrs. James K. Gribble. The Grange Christmas party will be December 21 with a potluck supper at 6:30 p.m~ and exchange of gifts. For new business, they hope to purchase a new stage curtain and to get the floor in the main hall refinished. Matlock Pinochle Club will meet Saturday night at 8 p.m. with Darl Goldy and Carl Portman as hosts. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barnes Jr. and son, and Mrs. and Mrs. M. Hyatt of Mercer Island were Sunday guests at the William Barnes Sr. home. Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Skidmore of Tacoma spent the past week with the latter's sister, Mrs. Alta Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Ford spent Tuesday at South Bend with the LeRoy Boothe family. Our community was saddened by the death of Herbert Bernard at a Portland hospital. Received word here of a OI me all former Matlock resident who died last week in Seattle, Ruth Michaels. She leaves here mother, Cassie Sherwood in Shelton, and a son, Wesley Loback of Edmonds• Drop-in callers at the Elvin Hearing home last week were Mr. and Mrs. Skidmore of Tacoma, Carl Portman, Mrs. Alta Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. William Barnes Sr., Grant Siehl, Mrs. Mildred Bozarth and Mrs. Carl Demeree. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Helin were Friday dinner guests of Mrs. Helen Crane of Olympia• Mr. and Mrs. Lud Rossmaier spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Townsend of Lake Nahwatzel. Then the Rossmaiers spent from Wednesday to Friday evening at the Arthur Sharp home in Olympia. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Valley spent Thursday evening at the Rodger Spalding home. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bowe of Montesano were callers Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bradberry. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crabtree and Mr. and Mrs. Lud Rossmaier attended the Mason County Road Crew party at the Elks Lodge Hall at Shelton Saturday evening. Mr• and Mrs• LeRoy Boothe, Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Boothe and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Bridges and Denise were weekend guests at the I• C. Ford home• Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ewing of Shelton were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tupper Sunday. Mr ~nd Mrs. Kenneth Clevenger of Lake Nahwatzel were drop-in guests at the Tupper home. Mr. and Mrs. James K. Gribble spent Saturday evening at the 1. C. Ford home. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Smith and family of Humptulips spent the weekend with their mother, Mrs. Archie Kelley. Mrs. Richard Cockburn spent the past week in Tacoma with her daughter, Mae Cockbum. Mr. and Mrs. Lud Rossmaier were taken to the Tumwater Valley Inn by their family Saturday for their 40th wedding celebration and given a trip to Hawaii for a gift from their children. THIS COUPON WORTH Towards -- the Purchase of • Any Dishwasher, Set US TODAY: Micro-Wave Oven or 11 ( 19" or over) ,~ Cash value 1-20 of i c. J( *~;, ) } ' r-~ j* PR • SHAGGY MOP SLIPPERS Soft and fuzzy, cozy and warm acrylic pile slippers with vinyl sole, many colors, ladies sizes 5/10, childs and misses sizes 10/4 LADLES EMBROIDERED CARDIGANS Colorful yarn embroi- deries trim these warm acrylic cardigans for the holidays, full fashioned, covered buttons, 38/42, reg 7.99 A GIFT DELIGHT Quality pierced earrings for girls of all ages, hoops, buttons, drops, genuine stone, cultured pearl, boxed LADLES WALLET & KEY CASE SETS There's a key case to match your choice of wallets, french purses and small clutches, each set gift boxed PR NUDE PANTY HOSE Sheer glamour from tip of your toes to top of your waist, nude look, 2 pair in each Christmas banded package, sizes debutante and regular, reg 98¢ pr CAI~NONq SET GIFT TOWEL SET Bath towel/guest towel/ wash cloth, elegantly packaged, assorted plain colors and Mission Rose or Tulip Fields prints BOX CHRISTMAS CARD ASSORTMENT 50 cards, many designs, the tasteful "Holiday Pak" from Cleo HOLIDAY PARTY ENSEMBLES Gaily decorated napkins, table covers, plates and cups, each item individ- ually packaged and sep- arately priced from 49¢ to 79¢ I 3 POUND BOX HOLIDAY CHOCoLATE Brach's famous "Holiday Greetings" chocolate assortment of delicious creams, nougats, chews, pure milk and dark chocolate CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY PUNCH BOWL CANDLES 24 oz bag, fine quality imported individually wrapped hard and filled candies, 20 flavors, mmmm! SET With 8 cups and hooks, plastic ladle, big 6 qt bowl m pressed glass design, and so reasonably priced '= , EA SET RAGGEDY ANN OR ANDY BATTERY OPERATED TOOTHBRUSH 2 brushes, 2 adapters for BroxodenV brushes, 32" cord, base holds 2 "D" batt. (not included) SET DECORATED ENAMELED COOKWARE SET Designs to coordinate with any kitchen decor, fine imported quality, stainless steel rims, dutch oven/ casserole/sauce pan with lids, skillet from Spain SET 3 PIECE CHIP AND DIP Early American Prescut design, 10" chip bowl, 51/4" dip bowl, holder EA COLUMN CANDLE BASES Handsome bases to hold candles up to 3" diam, antique ivory, avocado, gold or red Thursday, December 13, 1973 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 19