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Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
December 20, 1962     Shelton Mason County Journal
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iday, Decembe 20. December 20, 1062 '  ' '" * S-I"EL'PON lt/ASON COUNTI r 30IrRN.TJ- Published in "Ohrsmastow, U.9.A.", Shel[on, Washin 0S GET RE  Tree Thieves Get 2HRISTY CARLSON Bordeaux School LOSED AN. 14 lOlLER LDERMAN SQUARE JOHN OLSOE Bordeaux School T METAL !ACE ,00. :try Hart SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL, INC., Publishers Founded 1886 by Grant C. Angle AddretJ: Box 446, Shelton Phone 426-44]2 at Shelton, Mason County, Washington, every Thursday. as Second-Class Matter art the Postoffice, Shelton, Washington RATES--S4.50 per year in Mason County, in advance; Outside Mason County, $5.00 Member of Nationa/ Editorial Association of Washington Newspaper Publishers' Association ......................... COPY DEADLINES ADVERTISING  Tuesday noon ADS .... Wednesday 10 a.m. AND NEWS -- Tuesday 5 p:m: CORRESPONDENCE AND NOTICIgS- M0nclayl 0 a.r,, ' AND PUBLISHER--- Williain M: Dickie : . .: SUPERINTENDENT --. Jim Shrum .... ' MANAGER --- Lodema Johnson SS$STANT ..... Mary Kent NEWS -- Tuesday noon I EDITOR .... Alan Ford MANAGER  Barbara Nelson EDITOR  Marj Waters /:?i ?i" B !:i!ii&:":    '::i!:;ii!%!!ili:ii)iii:i;;:iii; .: , :i :,ii: : • .GREETING DRAWN BY JEANETTE WALDRIP Age l0 Bordeaux School WE'LL BE OPEN BOTH HOLIDAYS Christmas and New Years 7:00 a,m. io 9:00 p.m. "k ., MERRY CHRISTMAS TO EVERYONE from Bill, Helen and Monna - at - B A R GE R'S Bayshore Gto=ety Aorole from the Golf Club , L GREETING' DRAWN BY DAVID GUYER, • Bordeaux School :i.-, SAEGER MOTOR SHOP )ik & Jack' Saeger' On Hillcrest' Bordeaux School Fines, Belfair Work Parly Terms • iV,'O yOH]' ]l]ell one fl'onl J.]'e,- mcn'ton an:.l one from South Seat- ;le. received fines t,otaling $200, were ordered to make restitution for the trees and were sentenced to five days each on the Bcqfair V¢ork Party by Judge \\;¥iliam De- Micro, in Belfair Justice Court on charges of stealing Christmas tre.es. Robert E. Hill. 25, Bremerton and Robert E. Bushey, 18, South Seattle, were arrested by Keitb Archer, a patrolman for the Pete Over;on Tree Company Dec. 14. T|iE TItEES had been taken €'rum C. R. [£1rk Co., property in the Victor area. '/'hey appeared in Judge DeMie- : ro's court Monday and were each fined $100 and assessed costs of $]3.50. ordered to make restitution -ff $3 a tree, a total of $48. and ;entenced to 15 days in jail witia [0 days suspended and the other ";,re to be spent on the Belfair /ork Party on weekends. Further investigation revelaed hey had also taken 10 trees from BU'( PLACE -- A busy place these days is vorth o,' three and four cent stamps sold. The State land. They were arrested a the Shelton Post Office as loads of Christmas parcel post meter for the same day showed $519, ';econd time by Paul Sharpe, for mail comes into the building. This view shows Gray said. Since the average package costs less st warden, and John Martin. law the accumulation of cards and letters being pro- than $1 to send, this would indicate more than enforcement officer, for the De- eessed during one of the busy periods around 500 packages brought in. There were some 840 partment of Natural Resources 5 p.m. Postmaster Jack Gray said that Monday, incoming packages, Gray said. and again appeared in Judge De- there were 28,635 letters cancelled and $760.80 Miero's court. They were each fined another 0ffi(:ia[$ Talk Santa To Make inal Visitation $1oo ordered to make restitution at $1 per tree and given 15-day , jail sentences• The Kirk Company and the De- About Federal To Shelton Area This Weekend partment of Natural Resources donated the trees which had been . , , recovered from the pair to the Belfair Boy Scouts after the court • Santa will make his final ap- will be closed Tuesday for Christ- sessions. r l L"ro:ec's pearance at the Santa House on mas ..... Raih'oad avenue this weekend. The State Liquor Control Board He will be there at 6:30 p.m store in Shelton will close at 6 mm Local projects on which federal Friday night, one half hour earlier p.m Monday instead of its regu- aid height be' gotten through iV[a- than usual and from 2-4 p.m. lar closing hour. son County's recent designation as Saturday after'noon. The Post Office will observe its a .depressed area was discussed Shelton stores will be open until regular holiday mail ,schedule for by county and city officials at a 8:30 p.m. Friday night, but, will Christmas Tuesday, with mail ar- meeting Wednesday afternoon, return to the regular closing hour tbving and being sent out. Attending the meeting were the Saturday night and Monday night, There will be no rural or city county commissioners, city corn- Chrmtmas eve. delivery, but, mail will be dis- tributed to Post Office boxes. missioners and representatives of County, city an(1 state offices Christmas vacation for Mason the Citizen's Advisory Committee will be open Monday, but, with County's school children will start and Area Redevellopment Pro- redueed forces as part of the staff with the close of school Friday gram. is getting this Monday off and afternoon. Classes -will resume The meeting was called by Coun- the other next Monday, the day Jan. 2. ty Commission Chairman Harry Eh-alund after he and other county representiVes ,net with officials of the State Department of Com- merce and Economic Development to discuss the possibility of get- ting aid to build the Harstine Is- /and Bridge, Elmlund said various projects in tile city and county wIlich might qualify for aid would be discussed and a priority established. In de- ciding on the priority, he said, the seriousness of the need of the pro- jects and the amount of local la- bor which would be employed would be considered. Sohool Director ' Dislriot Boundary Ohanges Approved MATLOCK---A public hearing to consider the petition of school District 311 Tot revision of direc- tor areas was held in the Mary M, Knight School cafeteria Dec. 10. Representing the County Com- mittee on School District Organi- zation were Edwin Taylor, chair- man, Lawrence Bedell, H. M. Strlekland and J. E. Jeffry. There was fiG opposition to the plans as submitted, to the committee who voted unanimous approval. ! The committee complimented the local board of directors on the present school program and ex- pressed their approval of the buff- dihg plans :for the new school. Maps of the new director dis- tricts are:available at the office . of, Supt. E. O. French and may be had without'charge as rang as the supply lasts. The only school director position to be filled at :the March election is that off distri'Ct; No. 2 presently I held by Het'b Brehmeyer, Jr., who! is :evin' tinder temporary ap- potn;.menti .... T,h, difrtct NO. z' area extends from LakeNalawatgel west to Ford Road, inCiUdln tile territory south of the main Dcl{erville road and lle area adJacellt t ° the school: thense eat t0 the.. chool district b0undary,%and;.thcrlce north to the point:, of laetl, ! Oandtdatee {or director position must be iegal:Testents of the dis- tricts In Which tliey Seek election. Foliowg are the statistics of the nw'dlre0tor; msrlcts: District ,Dictor Legal Res. li Jack, line, Walker 35 2 HeBahmeyer, Jr. 32 3 Rob.,Trlmble 35 4.: FrankHollatz, Chairman 38 5. ' Helen" St0dden 40 ILLUSSRATIONS (continued. from page one), It was imposstble to use all of the fine greetings submitted by the yourigstea, among those not used were Rhonda :Nutt, Carolyn Rodgers,.Buddy TUs0n, Kathy el- sen, Christen'a savale, Linda Ri- shel, Sally SwlsheLLRandy Lewis, Joyce Fisher, Gaye Scheel, Bob Ruddell, Susan Bloomfield, Brad Wilsonl Jodeen Dethlefs, Joan Goodwtn DaVid Brejd. Joyce Powe!l, Robyn Johnson, Jim Roberts; Leslee Elnarsson, MI- ke HoIm, Judith Sandoval, Lee Daugherty, Mergene Lyone, Lar- ry Hergert, Keith Borek, Stephen! C0nca, Susan Speece Bill Fuller, Patsy Miltenberger, Vic Downer, Katl/y McLean, Joe Losacco, Be- wNy Brown, Mike Frank Dave Chase, Fran- ces RicG Patty Them'as, Ricky Coots, Jan Valley Linda Williams, Lance Sheppard, Tim Anstey, Lin, da Towle, Bill Richards, John Morrow, Douglas Archer, Deonne Sykora, David Bachtell, Arthur Morrow, Katie Antonsen, Don Pinckney,; Ker- ri Veki and .Frederica Plant. before New Years. All offices and most businesses SIMPSON OFFIOIALS (Continued from page 1) has risen from $22i250,067 in 1946 to $69,005,757 last year, and Ma- son County has advanced four-fold from $6,025,941 in 1946 to $25,- 976,782 last year. BANK DEPOSITS -- Deposits in Sheiton, Elma and McClear' mve shot up from a combined to- tal of $8.800,000 in 1946, past $12,- 500,000 in 1956 to $15,700,000 this year. '. ' . • Start W. Reed, timberlands vice president, was optimistic about Umber resources within the Unit and detailed the gradual conver- ion of manufacturing from old growth logs to the healthy young • tree crops covering thousands of acres of commercial land in the three counties. In summing up, Bacon said the Simpson Timber Company poten- tial fnr the next 10 years is ex- cellent and listed five points which contribute to this. They were: The controling stockholders have a desire to de- velop the property, The company has adequate raw material at competitive costs. The company has an' excellent group of people with the ability, desire and de- termination to work as a team to get the company streamlined. They recognize the problems of the industry and the competitive needs. The technical personnel are able to develope new products at The Shelton Public Library will be closed both Monday and Christ- .mas Day. The county eommissioners will imve their regularly scheduled meeting Monday, but, will shorten it to the morning session from 10 a.m. to noon, with no afternoon session. The city commission will meet Wednesday if there are any mat- • rs which need commission ac- tion, otherwise there will be no meeting. Fire Emblems Are Available T. E. Deer, Fire Chief of Shel- ton and a member of the Mason Cotmty Steering Committee of the overnor's Council on Aging has obtained fire emblems which will be placed on the homes and build- ings where an aged or infirmed person lives. The purpose of the emblem is to dentify to tile Fire Department tha there is an aged or infirme person living in the home, who in case of fire, needs assistance to get out, ThOse wishing this identification emblem are asked to telephone the reduced costs. ............. Paioe 5 Shelton Fire Department. 426- 8123, or submit names, in writing. As far as Deer knows Mason County is the first county in tim state to give this service to the aged and infirmed. It was a pro- ject of the Mason County Steer- ing Committee on Aging. GREETING DRAWN BY VICKI NOREEN Age 11 Bordeaux Scllool EVERIIREEN FUEL 00, 319 1st Street Phone 426-2261 or 426-8646 |  :- . -- - :: - _ -'__- _,]1 GREETING DRAWN BY EDDIE LeGAULT Age 11 Bordeaux School JOHNNY'S MUSIG BOX IN CLOSING, Bacon quoted r;.r..r:.¢7=r.-.?-`e.e*e baum at a similar meeting on the LAST MINUT 10th anniversary of the agree- ment, "As for the communities of Elms, Montesano, McCleary and Shelton, I am optimistic, Signing i+ l 4P" J/" ', of the contract was not in itself the answer to all the company' *,, problems. It only gives the op- portunity and the foundation, so to speak, upon which to build con- structively with the assurance that tomorrow all the hard work ! repro KIIH ! will n°t suddenly be und°ne' When '  |l'/ltl the deterioration which could V ';f'i   V   have been the condition and com- paring that picture with the one we now see, the people of this $1.75 =:--]II lm=' •  [ areaparL theyCa" behaveJUStlYplayedPrOUdin helping°f the ]/ EVERYTHING YOU NEED r0 TAKE P101"Ug [ to bring it into being." IS INDOORS OR OUTI [ ,¢.----------qbu IC Plew-Mast ', IAII .l /% , r.dr,, r-  . 3.Reel CAMERA KITS Slide g Movie Proje i vvnar s uolng -,._ , j Amoung Our ctors The educational and entertain, ing gift for chldren and.adult= BROWNIE was NOW  ANS . CO MEMAR MASTER was NOW SERVICEMEN alike. Choose rrom an extensive ,. • .  : • , | selection of full-color View.Mas. 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