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?hurday, December 20.
|obedson Resigns
Is Chief Deputy
Mel Robertson, chief deptt
he Mason Cnlmtv Sheriff's 0J
Las resigned effective Jan, 1,
Robertson notified Sheriff
tam Potter of his resignati0
letter.
Robc,'tson has taken a job
he ])epartment of Natural.
ourees and will move to Cenl]
ftcr the first of the year. 1
erred as chief deputy for ,
'c./|rs,
A new chief deputy will be
d by D. S. SamJ Clark°
,,ill take over as sheriff In
ry..
ive him a week's advanta
iec. so he can Order from
upply/iaeadquarters at
Special tip from Mrs.
,re to Jane Windsor.
ension agent, and now
'o get whole brazil mils in a
,,hen you shell them
ut the mlts in the
everal hours. They'll crac
leaff and easy after this.
& TRUCKS
,n pickup. Long
ruder, 3-speed
" miles.
3ARK 4-do'or
flean.
DY V8 2-door
natic.
sedan. Heater,
,tation wagon.
ow mileage, clean.
enger wagon. Radii
power brakes
station wagon.
4-door sedan.
A real clean 1-(
, pickup. Long
Lf-ton Big 6 engine.
Lds, 6-ply tires.
hrislma
Is here at
r0nrS, Inc:
day, December 20, 1962
SHELTONMASON COUNTY JOURNAL Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A.", Shelton, Washington
Verda and Merritt Wingard Invite You To 00:lNiece 0t Brinnon
CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE We
• man Slated 0n
This Saturday, December 22
Coffee and Cake All Day! Mack TV Show
WinKarod'S ° Sport Shop "
"--'- -"" Tiffs lit tie girl is the niece Ol
* iving
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GREETINGS DRAWN BY DAVID STEINBERG
Age 11½ Bordeaux School
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STOP HERE WILL KEEP YOU SAFELY ON THE GO!
HOBILGAS SERVICE
Age Ii
1ST AND PINE 426-3906
in Drinnon. She won first priz,.,
out of 2,000 contestants, which
;,,as a trip to Kansas. In her four
jrears Of shoW busiues StlC L ....
:cquired. an impressive collection
f tr,)phies and awards. She is
talented as a dancer, as well as an
] croba t,
She won the "Aggregate Cup"
in Scotish iilighian( Dancing last
May in Seattle. She also per-
formed at, tie World's Fair two
days in September.
Mrs. Mary Russell left Dec. 7,
for a month's trip to visit friends
in Los Angeles. Marceil Loren-
ten is taking care of tile cafe fez"
her.
Mrs. T, B. Balch left for Seattle
Saturday to spend the Christmas
holidays with her family, dividing
the time between Brcmerton. Se-
attle and Bc.llingham.
Her daughter, Trula. Mrs. Don-
ald B. Aplin, had a baby girl on
Nov. 29. She was named Margaret
Lynne. and joins two sisters an(
a brother.
Betwec.n 7 and 8 p.m. Friday
a row of rnail boxes were destroy-
ed and scattered in the ditch
qlong with the scaffolding that
held them up, Shattered glas
from the a.ufomobtle involved was
mingled with the rubbish, an0
The men were injured and blood-
stained and were trying to clean
uo in the tavern rest rooms. Sens-
ing that something was wrong,
Mr. Dalgleish phoned the sheriff,
giving him the number of the
automobile license,
Low milk production is the
most common reason for remov-
ing a cow from the herd. Be sure.
though, that the low production
is not from some simply corrected
dificiency .... such as a lack of
salt in the diet.
Claude Dan/e/son Retires
As+Manager: Of PUD No. 3
Fifty years of active service
to inc. elecEi'lC t] Lll Ly ]lla LIL' La .
comes to an end for Claude M
Danielson as 1962 runs out.
On New Years Day he will be
fficially detachecl from the pay-
roll of Public Utility l)isLrict Nr,
3 after reaching.the age of com-
pulsory retiremc.nt, an event
which terminates 20 years as
manager of the district.
D,.'mg that time he directed
he g)owth of the district from its
..u was blowing about in the ,..'i'inal tiny holdings nurehased
rain. for $385,000 from the West Coast
A. C. Dalgleish, owner of the owcr ornpany, to t(,dav's depre-
Tavern nearby is the only one who c.iated value of $2,559,741 (which
qaw the men and the automobile, is 72 percent debt-free, the second
best record in this state for JACK A, COLE
PUDs). Heads PUD 3 Board Again
DUING THAT 20-.rEAl{ per-
:od the district has increased its
,service family from less than 3,000 At its annual re-organization
customers LO over 7,300 tociay, session last week, PUD 3 com-
',"his growth record he modestly missioners re-elected Jack A.
ttt,'ibutcs to two factors above Cole as president but swapped
duties for Ed Taylor and Tom
himself----an uninterrupted succes- Webb. Taylor is oow secretary
sion of excellent PUD 3 eommm-
stoners who folh)wed sound husi- and Webb vice-president.
ness policies, and an especially ..................................
GREETING DRAWN BY STEVEN SELBY
Evergreen School
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DON SPERLING
Richfield Oil Dis|dbuto, in Mason O00unty
and All These RICHFIELD STATIOH OPERATORS:
J & J Service
ON MOUNTAIN VIEW
/
/Phil's Richfield '-
Lilliwaup Motel
PAUL GERKENSMEYER
fine and loyal staff of fellow-em-
ploycs
His half-century o£ devotion to
1he elec.tric utility industry (which
covers nearly two-thirds of the
entire history of electric power
distribution dating from Thomas
Edi;;on's first generating plant in
New Yort¢ City began m 191."+
vhile lie was galnln his education
n electrical engineering.
He made his ay Lhl'(ug'h col-
ege by v,,orldng after classes ir
he municipal power plants in Chi
• ag'o ;uld 5il\\;vall¢ce and d/ll'dUt
:3{ S'i l' : ]llO.I'N for he i (In tl FI;I
'OV,:eI' Com,paqy. Afte.' grattllal;h.
",''O:'l:C ". for Molli.flna PO',.,'C.' Ilia
Lil 1922 when he weut to Portlanr'
.,d joined t:'ol'tiard !ail & Lighl
her expet'iemc, in its UII['ill('C.]
'. /11'] ,qccLHntillg (!cpttr[l]3Olll
a ;'e hirn tilt; .r 1' )it ' )ael :,q't)i ,1
the 1);sWun (t nl 3 1J' YlI(Yl
"hich sorl foqowc.d \\;viH the WesI
O;]Lqt t,¢)"el' C(}":i'*",.'t " " :'"" '"
"oined m 1925 and served as dis-
'Jr'. I'LI tilt' "i' ]Of tt"d ',",'h;'!
"'" "'()n co;tal towns from
Newport to Marshfield,
Ve'i .,> ......... ,sfe 'r,cd •
Co:L:t's Shelton operation a"
manager, serving until ;t,,: sale L
'UD 3 in 1941. He then becam
Lhe first manage! of the Gran,
ollleo e,t.v ip,: q\\;"?: ll'l
He was persuaded to return to
.V[asoll COIlI1Ly ill 19'11, howevc.1
when PUD 3 got into financial
l, ronhles. Under his managcmenl
in the intervening 20 years PUll)
3 not only resolved ilk financia!
problems but today has no peers
in the credit, rating it enjoys a-
mong financial institutious serv-
ing electrical power distributing
organizations.
HE HAS ALSO BEEN a leader
in wider circles serving in vari-
ous capacities with the Nortlxwest
Public Power Association, the
Washington Public Power Supply
System. and has worked closely
with Bonneville Power Adminis-
tration officials•
In retiring from active partici-
pation in PUD 3 affairs, Daniel-
son expects to enjoy his leisure at
his home on picturesque Hammer-
sley Inlet, where his flowers and
lawn will get more attention.
He wan guest of honor at a fa
rewell testimonnial dinner given
for him by PUD 3 employes Mon-
day night in the PUD 3 auditori.
Ilnl.
1ST AND RAILROAD
Emil Rauscher
ON HILLCREST
_ Walter Rae Tupper's Resort I"
CHARLES PARKER I I STAR ROUTE ONE LAKE NAHWATZEL
Evergreen SCb00l __" [
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m 4 2s {i Agale Siore i Lambert s Store i
I ED AUSETH . KA.,L00HE
Shelton General Hospital
• Mr ,'rod M:rz Alfred Cm'q:*=e
Star Route 2. Box 145. a boy, D,n'
16.
Mr. l.,t( h';, Dt)\\;')e l.T:)xv:'+r
q":r l,t. 2 Box 33, " 1)c)v. l)w. !i
Mr. anct Mrs. Mivh',el Gle,:,l
it<):\< 112 f-Iood:q)t)rl : 1:),:3, , 1)('C..1:,
Clinic H os,ital
Mr. and Mrs. Dcm:i+ Dewt4t
85 Iaairmont. a Kir{, D,'c. 14
Mr. and Mrs. L, Pat DUg/T('
RL.. 3, Box .160 A. a, boy, Do:. 17
Iol'nler Shelton residenL,% M
and Mrs. Ray C, Getty, Campbell,
Calif, l+)ecpm ( tlae i)lI',rli:4 of
7-lb. 14-oz. baby boy Dec. 12, Mrs.
Getty is the former Audrc.v Kill
nle, l'.t
Grandparents are Mrs, Alfre,J
D. Killmer, and Mr, and Mrs. BiP
Getty, Shelton.
Sheep automatically eat more
high-salt meal supplements when
other feed supplies are low. Hun-
ger will make them eat more of
the salty mixtures than they nor-
really would if other feed were
abundant.
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Masons install
1963 Officers
Hext Thursday
The cc.remonies will be held in
the Masonic Ten,p]e ,tt Third and ll
Cedar streets, i'
F,.!h)w lo,'lffe (); , +':t(l f tO })0 |1
stalled with Htffnail in,:lude I a.w-
rence H. Fisher. Se+fior Warden;
Loui O. Larson. Junior Warden:
.lohn L. Catto Trea,,;Hrer: Arnold
Cheney St'. Secretary; ,Vi!liam .M•'
Brickcrt. Senim' Deacon: Georg,
B. Howard. Junior Deacon; Lof
ell O. Seliestd. Sop.iqr ,t,ew:,rd:
Fred E. Fc.rris. Junior Steward;
Roy W Anderson. M'u'shaI: R,-x.
' Umnhenour. Cha plain : and
Ernest Dah]gren, Tyler.
Six past Masters of Mt Mar
iah Lodge will serve s installine.
officers ..... Horam, C,'nrv R,,IL':
Halbert, Tom Watts, Leo Martin.
J. G. Rucker. and Claude,Rhodes }
Rhode,u will introduce the ]962
k)dgc, officers Rueker wiU r.,ive
the invocation and Crary will i-
stall HufnMI. Halbert will install
the two Wardens the Treamu'er
nd the Secretary; %Vatts the
Chaplain. Marsh,01. Deacons
Stewards qnd Tvlc.r. Martin will
ive the ,roclamation Ruekcr tte
benediction.
Retiring Mastcr Richard Hol-
land will rcccive the Pa3t Master's
apron from Fisher and the Past+
Master's jewel from Hufnail.
Mrs. Lout L:-,won will rcndor
musical interludes during the pro-
gram.
The program stacts at 8:00 p.rn
with the public cordiully inwted
to attend.
JOURNAL WANT ADS GET RESULTS!
GREETING DRAVN BY BETTY BLOOMFIELD '
Age ii Bordeaux School
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GLIHT WlLLOUR
Representing Northwestern National Life Insurance Co.
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Oily Studies . i
Traffic Proposal , .
The She'ton City Commissiou :::::
"urnc.d over to City Supervisor Pat I .;i.. ,%.
Bvrne a propo;al hy the state tar I el
traffic channelization of traffic at
lVirst and Aider Street's. where
Highway 101 makes a turn. I ::.. '..
The coma-fission will e(*nsi:kn ,,,:'}'
.q)prrrea.1 at a later meeting.
Wi:' Chief 'r. !I Dem' s:].i.d h,.' +- .t
'lq(] ha( 1. no I'esponsc. for "sleep-
,rs" for night tktty rtt. th.¢ t'iv
hall and issued again his Pt;,-:" '.'{
tOcontactany younghim, man interested, tc : .
Tbr col}missien w)ted to selld "
l't.tcr of appreciation to B.." }:.}
Wrnklin H.euston, who served as |
Pol.ice ,h|dp.e pro-tern in the ab- t ,I(X
sence of Rolls Halbert. ,, ;: :.:i:
The commission will not meet ,,.
next week because of Christmas, ¢
Mayor Frank Travis Jr.. extend- ' .1
x .... Le public Christmas greet-
:n..; from tl]e commission, k'
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, POL,CE COURT :::/:+'::';::) !:;::i• I
On the docket in Shelton Police k'
.Zourt Monday night were Thomas t .... " "!
J. Long:xcre, negligent driving, k'
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"!i;+reissed; .William Barto, ninor :]
consuming liquor, $25 forfeit :
Gene T Meyers, drunk in public, i"
.25 forfeit; David J. Johnson GREETING DRAWN BY ROBIN BAIN ,
drunk in public, $15 forfeit; Den- " Age 1]+ Bordeaux School
ald E. Whitner, drunk in public,
$10 forfeit; Andrew P. Peterson, "
violation of safety responsibility - -' :I
act 10 days in jail to be served l" ,
fx
on weekends; Lloyd S. Johnson. | _ IITII7 i,:0 I#,;
speeding $10 fine, driving while
intoxicated. $100 fine, $2.50 costs, ..
and five days in jail uspended,
Want to open up a lot of bright ," J
horizons for yourself ? Well hcrc'
one way: Put those extra dollars I "
into a .mfe, guaranteed invest- .'ql'' l.J..$=.. +.'; , ' " ' " , ............ ',:.."" '-"";*'<;' .... "'
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GREETING DRAWN BY KAREN D.Y'rON
Mountain .View School
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01sen Furniture Company
426-4702