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Legal Publication.s
NOTICE .OF BONI) SALE ,11
RY M. KNIGIIT SCIIOOL v
('T NO. 311 MANON COUNJ
ASllINGTON
ENI,,'itAL OBLIGATION B0 D$
1962
$130,000
dice is hereby given lhat Mal'Y4,
ght Scbool Distriht No. 311,
County, Washington l)ropOSe$
e under date of Dec(,nt)er 1,' 1 a
general obligation I)onds in
cipal sum of $130.000.
.id bonds will be in denemiIlatl'
1,000 each, will ie nl.llilbCred I[
130 inclusive, will bear lnlere$t
de of not to exceed 654 per
I) imyable semiannually ,
days of June and Decelnu,e,
year fronl date of issne, wi.,
tble both prlnell)al and mtel'eSL
office, of the Mason County ql'I
r in Shelton, Washington, and
are in order of their number
miber 1. of each of the follow
Amount Year Amo
$5,000 1974 $ .,t
$5,000 1975 $,t
$5,000 1976 $10'-
$5,000 1977 $10,
$5.0( 1978 $10,
$5.000 1979 $10,
$5,00(i 1980 $10fl.
$5.000 m81 $10,.
$5,000 1982 stO! °
$5,0o0 . . " d
ie School district has l.eScl'%'@ ,i
t to redeem any or all of the 0,
ding bonds of this issue at P,
rsc numerical order on any.',
ilaynleut date on and after
[aday, December 20, 1962
Real Estate
i|, i
EXCEPTIONAL
VALUES
;ATION IDEAL
Its lovely hi)me is truly a faro-
Large living room' with
Lace, sel)arate dining roonL
en with eating sl)ace, two
bcdroonls downstairs with
blete }atll, two large bed-
)stairs with complete
.U basemcnt with roonl for
l;ioI1 l'()()|]/, Sit lTOllnded by
land seeh|ded. On Anglesidc
$19;500.
i'v 1=o MOVE IN
P$14,000
(is h(nile has follr l)cdroonis
011 Oll(¢ floor, two cornpletc
;"recre,qtion r(iom witil fire-
k',liv, ing room, separate dining
% kitchen with lots of cup-
'ds large w(wkshot), fenccd-it
l, Located downtown, conic in
Jhelk this one,
HANTING DOLL HOUSE
H ELEGANT DECOR
IIs, home is brand new with
nling hardwood floors, hand-.
'" ,l:ii:ep!ace, dream kitchen
<, table-top stove, natural
kty iiVthe cupboards, formica
eonners three bedrooms with
and a half, ceramic tile, love-
gh.t fixtures in every roonL
alks' and lawn are in. Car-
9, v}itl' lots of storage space.
!hiSe(or $14,650.
i •
IRV ONE DREAMS OF
OME LIKE THIS]
:0u drive up a cn'cutar dr,re-
i:' which is surrounded by a
!ful, private, wooded yard,
ttil excellent view. Five acres
s fro,o date of Issue. '" i 0t]nd. this spacious home, Eo-
le school district am authori'ea
vote of the qualified electors t in town. Massive living
[utions of its Board of Dirt i,iorml dining room, kitchen
and regularly adopted has ir a.'larbi¢-top counters with cer-
bly i)lcdged tllat it will nlake,
levies of taxis without litnltaU h tile .floor, panelled dell for
:) rate or amount upon ail the.Pr lportant man of the house.
y in the school district subje¢t,i :0usts}-planned bedrooms, two
tion in amounls sufficient to
principal of and iuterest oIl, fete •baths. Maste,' bath has
Is (,f this issue as the same all! .to-care-for tiled floors, and
me due. .,'ed fixtnres, shower. All bed-
)tice is further given that se's,-
00aS on one floor, balcony looks
for (be purchase of said er rt on living room. Gracitls en-
be received by the Treasur ,][!
)n County, Washington, and t ,hall to a circular stairway.
't()r, o the school district a ..;il ba,ement This hOlne has
e of .aid Cou/lty Tre.asl0y .G,.,:,. s"
that wotlld take
tu; County Courtlmuse in Shet,L: xt:(..,.
hingt(m, un(il 2:00 o'clock er'to describe, so call fill' tin
fit: Standard Tbne on tile ftntlnent.
of Jaauary, 1963. at which tl
will bc liublMy ol, encd bi ;rNNED FOR
.SlII'eF and said Board of
eh bid sul)milted sludl i)rovide!
pavnleat of accued Jntel;est to u
hdlVery and shall Sl)ccil'y el
:lie lowest rate or rates of inte' t
l)l'elllillnl flhove par a.t wlllCII
ev will i)llrellas( said bond.'t,
the lowest rate or rates of IB2
tt wldcll the bidder will l)urC!
bonds aL" liar. .,
e o1' lnol'e rDtes Of interest |llli}
1 for ttte honds, wiiicii r'a;
llitlst he ill ninltillle of ()nc-
or one-hnlh (1/10) .f o ne
(1(,) evidenced I)y a singl¢
f( 1' 'll('.h s(llliallnllal ilttereSt:
, trlltl n ) •ate niay (x('e d wig
(6/<), All bonds 'matmqng o{x
! date must bear lutel.eat all
rate. ' qt
is r,'(Itlesl,:d thai 'aC]l hid.
iid.al illterest cost OX't 1' .tlie Ill .
bonds less the t)renlimn, ;If s I
tho.netbid effective inter,;st, ,.ate
0RTANT PEOPLE
hree bedrooms, fun-filled fam-
:room off kitchen so mother
';Watch what is, going on. For-
living room with plush car-
push button tdtchen is filled
1: .magical wonders that m-
!e all Hotpoint appliances, ta-
!ep stove, refrigerator, dish-
her, gm'bage disposal. Two
is all tiled, patio built for
er evening I entertainment,
)ort With mm y features and
t-size workshop. Come and in-
t this home, for only $23,5?0.
Estate -- Insurance
Phone 426-8272 -- DICK
SUE DANIELS
(Bean) DANIELS
'426-3434
r
bids shall l)e sealed aad;e
of ttm Stale (,f Wasllil]gto:
ecolllllalliod [)y a (tel)osit
(:()lit (SL;) ol tlw Illll,)llnl
eltllel' ill (!ash of" I)y eas]
ried cho('k made lmyal)le
Ill "CouuL' Ti'esul'el" for
t)f the s(•hlml district
11 or ('b(,ck will 1)e
w it' the hid i:: n,t
tueecsful bidder shall fail or
lo ctmll)lele tbc t)ul'cllase of
S within thirty (30) days
tcee|)tallce of Ills bid l.be
Lq)osited sllsll be
)1 dish'iet,
[! school district l'esel'ves tile
ject any and all bids
live any
c l)rinted bonds and tbo..o
)I•estoll, TllorgTilllSOIl.
n & Ellis. bond
lillgtOll, !Pl)l'OVillg the
issua nee or (bese bonds
shed the successful biddel:
lsc of tile s(hool district,
:Y ClStOIIIaI',V sigllSltll'e
an(l nonli|igalit)n eertt
tehlded in the elosing
TED at Shellon,
lay ,if December 1912.
JOHN B, COLE
hason CoL|lily Tl'easuFer
216-13-20-"
................... :L2-----
NO'.FICE OF IIEAR.ING. #11
i, hise Applleat on No. 532 Aell dl
the Mallet of tim Appltcat°ilti I .......
). No 3, Maslu County. a e;: .
al eorporaliou, for a frane]n ',' '="
Our Friends...
ary State Highwsv No. ' |
ding you and yours loads
.grand wishes at Christmas
• and may it be the mer-
est one you ever spent.
A;
• ROY DUNN
n Cimnty. Wasl.tngton. pil
IEREAS, the Public UtilitY.,Hli
No. 3. Mason County, a Intll"l
ration, has filed with the ',i01
n State Highway CO ilall, 1]
' the provisions of Cbaptt" :l
ordi{ml'y session, LaWn 0f 1/'$'1
2]lal)tee 13. Laws of 1961, ai, tlc
iou rof a [/'allellise to cOII.p0
tO a]ld IllSilltahl a p0WCt tl
Lll}On a I)ortion o1' pi.JtnarV .,ilt]
Rray NO. 9 hi Ias011 ' COBtJ
ingtou, for a period )1" l:-l(
(25) years, at Lhe foil( Wllh'
;inning" I1(. 1l, la)int t,n the,
' side of Pl'hlltll'y
: No, 9 (Olyolpie
z hwate(t aud t)f P('c()rl
ce of the Di]'eetol' of, tti
)lympia, Wasbingtou, si
lg on the soutll eor
he City of Shelhm, Was
al)l)rOXllllal(
r's Stalion 486+00, 111el
evally southerly
east 6' 3' s dt of
Sl)l)ruximate HigllwsY
r's Slalion 41#+30
of the NW /. of
lnsllil) 20 North, ge
d,, | hellCe c l'oss!l!
Hiahway No. 9
il the exisliag 1mid
t,''y shte of said hi
TItEREFORE,
RIqBY GIVEN
( a bearing will bo beht
ation hv the VlashlngtO
';I 3" CoalliliSioll at it
ig'tlways-Li('.eaes
/Va,biilgtOll, (m the 2
try, 19611, at 1:30 o'C
"aJ,ion []Lel'eafLt!P a,S
d. ill
od al Olylul)ia, Vashlllgt011'
lay 1,1' Och)h!l', 1962.
r. A. BUGGIC. , ,r, m
J)irector O1' HigllV.$.fl
12/13--
Wingard
• Bogrand
Legal Publications
NO. 3407
NOTi('E TO CREI)ITOlt
1N TIIE SUP1,HIOR C()URT OF THE
STATE (iF WASHINGTON I'OR
MASON COUNTY (IN 1I.OI-]ATE).
In the Malter ol • lht, c,nill)hl('d eshlle
of Gli:OllGl,] RALSTIN an(l SNOV/
ADA t.ALSTIN aka. ADA RALST1N,
L)o('e:isl'd.
N(VP]C]_q IS HEREFIY (liVEN lhut
till, tllldel'SigIled has heen al)pointed
Olld has quaiifiod as Adlllillistl'a{lll" O1'
Iho Eshih' lil• G('lil'ge Ralstin and Snow
Alia I)dtls/hl. aka, Ads Rals(ill, (le-
(•l'asod; liiAI all l)el'SOllS llltving' elIlilns
ilgilillsl said (h,(.t,as(q| lll+t, htq'cby i'(:-
quired hi Sl,l'Ve Ihp salile, dnly verified,
lili th,, llndorsig'llOd l:Lvi'lin E. 'h'(hnia-
hart oi' hi, illl(ll'llt,y of rel'orll IlL lhe
atldl't,•s l,ehlw stated llll(I file the salne
wilh Ihe Ch'rk id" lho s:ii,t Clllirt, tll-
!:olher wilh I)i'(iof id' such servi(•e wilh-
in six nhlnlhs aftei' tlie date of first
i)tli)licalillll ()f this lll)lic(, i)l' ttlo salIlo
will llo h3i'ro(t,
/s/ IY£LON l'. Mc.CLANAHAN,
.\\;dniinish'ator anll Atlorney Pro *,u
1;YRON E. MeCI,ANAHAN,
Att,lrnl!y for Eshite
()l•l'icl ali(I P-si ()ffiee A(]dl•oSs; '
MaHilii (]llllllly (iHIl'lhi)llse
Sliclh m. W;isliingh)n,
12/1:t-20-27 3t
,€
HOOD GAHAL
FOR SALE
In Hoodsport -- real clean, two-
bedroom home. Garage, patio,
walking distance to stores, part-
ly furnished.
$7650 -- terms
FOR LEASE
Three bedroom, unfurnished, 17
acres, shop, view, oysters, 268
ft. waterfront.
$65 month
IIOOD CANAL
REAL ESTATE
HOODSPORT
Phone TR 7-5211 or
TR 7-5575 Evenings
• TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE
CHRISTMAS --
And all through this 4 bedroom
home the family is preparing for
an exciting holiday. Dad is putting
the finishing touches on the
Christmas tree in the spacious liv-
ing room (with fireplace) while
Morn is looking after the holiday
food in fine convenient kitchen.
Upstairs, the children are asleep
in two of the three large bed-
rooms. This pretty home is priced
at only $11,500 and can be pur-
chased on easy F.H.A. terms.
• ALL .THROUGH THE HOUSE
0u will =find the finest of mater-
ial, taste and extras in this charm-
ing home. For example it has
forced-air heat, full basement, 2
fireplaces and large ecreation
room. If you are looking for a
gracious two bedroom home, then
this is it! Some appliances are
included at $11,750.00.
• NOT A CREATURE IS
STIRRING . . . in this brand
new 3 bedroom Mt. View home.
It is vacant, so we can show it
to you whenever you like. $400
is all the cash you need. You will
appreciate the arrangement, loca-
tion and the price of only $11,950.
• THE STOCKINGS WERE
HUNG BY THE CHIMNEY in
this new, on-the-market, 4 bed-
room home. The pretty living
room has a fireplace and hard-
wood floors. The kitchen has lots
of cabinets and/ there is a full
basement. Also, there is a new
roof and new outside paint. This
spacious, well located home can
be yours for only $9,500 with easy
terms.
• THE CHILDREN WERE
NESTLED all snug in their
beds in this large family home
that can be yours almost immed-
iate y. You will love the attractive
living room with fireplace and
dining "L". The handy kitchen has
lots of built-ins, plus breakfast
nook. Also there is a large lot,
double garage and hot water heat.
$11,500 is the reduced price. See
it now!!
MANN REAL ESTATE
CALL 426-6592 ANYTIME
321 South First Street
SHELTON
EVENING8 CALL
/
'1NCE H I M L I E---4-501
KURT M A N N--4321i
from the gang
- at -
Walerfront Realty
317 Railroad
and Insuran©e
Legal Publications
No. 3361
NOTI('I*" O1,' ilEAR]N(: FINAL
Rl,:lq)lUr AND lqCrl'l'll)N l,'Oll
i)l,'r Ill BUTION
IN THE S1)PIgRIOR COURT Olr THE
STATE OF VVASIIIN(;T()N 1¢O1
MASON COUNTY.
In the Matl.ol' of the Esi.ate of
JAMES H. RUTLEDGE, Deceased•
Loda V. f{ulledgr, Exoctarix ol said
IP, state,, #ills fih"d with said COUl't her
final l.,,)lii'l lind petilion f(H' distrihu-
Lion, aKin4 • Ihc Cotiri lo lettle sliid
reporl, dis(rihulc the /u•qwi'tv to Lhe
i)t,l'qi)llS ll'.rpt(i onlilhd and disellarge
said Exel!tlti'ix, aid i'(, )l)i'L alid l)eti-
tion will I)i, helil•d tdi Ill*' lllh day (,f
.[ Ill '%' 196',L at If} .Ill ill 1he Ci)lll't-
lql(iln ill 31lid Court, ill tb,' Cllull[y
(,)tlrihl)tise itt helh,n, Wii,dlingion,
Dale l I > ]lltb (I Iv i' Df, eonlher,
1962.
H A I.L'Y DEYETTE,
C]erk of the Superior Cimvt
By TECKLA VERMILLION
])l'l)tlly (h-rk.
ROBERT L. SNYI)ER,
Ait(n'lit'y at Law,
125 w, N. 5111
hel/i,n, \\;Va>hinghin,
12/13-2(#-27-]/3 4t
OF BRE.ATH?
after not much exertion?
better see y0urd0ct0r!
N(#. 3-108
N(#'I'I('I,; TO (711E1)ITOR
IN THE SIIPIRIOR COURT OF TI/E ..:., i!:
STATlC OF WASIIINGTON FO
MASON COUNTY : i :;.: :: :
1N PRORATE
In 1he Mattor of lhe estate of Myrtle r . -
B. !]lOll la S, Decoased.
Nolive is llerehy given that ,the tin- .,.7' ::
dersiglh,d ha.-I been aPl)ointed and has
qUlllifi,,d as 1be A(hnhlisLrator of tile
l':stale ,d • Myrrh, I-L Tbolnas, deceased;
lhal all l)i.l'l,llS Ilavtnl. clainls against
• ',a i(I dl't'eased al'e herelly i.i., itl| i,e(1
L(, SOl%'i! tll, sanil% dilly veril'ied, (li tile
Illldersigned Adlninistrator or his at-
(ol'ney ill" record :it the address be-
h,w stated and file the Slllne with the
Ch.rk .f 1he said coul'l, together with
I)rollf of stl('ll service willlill .ix Iltt)lltll.q
after ltle dab, of first Imblieation of
Ibis notice or the sallIP will be hal•fed.
l)at,' ill first ptlbli('ati(nl: E)e('(.lllber
6, 1962.
IRANK H. THOMAS
CLENN E. CORREA
Atlm'nev 1'," Es]aie
Bell' Bt'fi hit nff
Sbel((m, %Vashinglon
Groups At Matlock Hold Annual
,amssom00t Christmas Parties For Holiday
"k STAR vALUES -k
By Dora Hearing MR. AND MRS. JAMES Fred-
"k BRAND NEW LISTINGS! A
MOST ATTRACTIVE 2 BED-
ROOM ANGLESIDE HOME.-Life
time shake roof. Ig-sized fire-
place in an appealing living room.
Fami dining area. It's partly
furnislled; includes drapes, elec.
range, washer, refrig, all merged
neatly in an efficient kitchen. Ex-
tra built-ins. Room size bedroom
rugs. The "most" for your home
investment at only $9,500. and we
can arrange easy terms.
BANK AUTHORIZES QUICK
MATLOCK -- Mary M. Knight
school program will be presented
at the gym at 8 p.m. today.
The Matlock Community Sun-
day school will present its Christ-
mas program Friday evening, Dec.
21, at the Matlock Community
church at 8 p.m
The Matlock Grange will have
an open meeting and pothlck sup-
per at 7 p.nl Friday evening, Dec
21. and will have its Christmas
party and exchange of gifts.
Mrs. I. C. Ford was hostess for
the Matlock Ladies' Chlb Christ-
mas dinner last week Wednesday.
enburg of Hoquiam were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. El-
vin Hearing.
Recent visitors at the Max Cash
residence were Mr. and Mrs. Olan
Erickson of Seattle. who helped
celebrate the birthdays of Mr. ana
Mrs. Max Cash's son, Earl, and
his wife. Rill.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Hearing, ac-
companied by Mrs. Clifford Ford
of Lake Nahwatzel. attended the
Christmas party and meeting Ol
World War I Vets at Shelton on
Thursday e{ening.
MR. AND MRS. Orville Bienick
SALE, SAVE $1,800. NOW. Large All enjoyed a turkey dinner and and family ahd Mrs. Agnes Bienick
family home. 4 big bedrooms with the following men joined them: of Whiskah Valley were Sunday
anaple closets. Full daylight base- Lud Rossmaier, Robert Trenck- dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
ment includes laundry, shop, gar- nlann, Leo Pierce Ira Ford and Edward Valley,
age. Records indicate low fuel E1vin Hearing. Mr. and Mrs, Lud Rossmaier
costs for oil furnace. Unique rock , - . . spent Sunday at Napavine with
gardens. Patio shade tree. Make Legal Publications his sister and family, Mr, and
offer of $850. and your own mon-
' ' Mrs. Morris Leman, and visited
thly terms. This won't last at the NO 3352 grandma Rossmaier, who is stay-
low, low price of $7,950. Call us N(ITICI,: OF HEAI{IN(I FINAL
right now, REI'ORT AND I'I:TI'rlON FOR ing there while cenwilescing from
I)ISTItlllUTION , her recent illness.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT O]" THE
* $450. CAN PUT YOU IN A STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR Then Sunday evenlnK the Lud
MASON COUNTY. Rossmaiers visited with Mr. and
GOOD 2 BEDROOM HOME. In the blatttw ,,f the F.state (if JEN- Mrs. Engene Rossmaier at Bhic.k
Spacious living room, panelled NIE E. ZINTHEO, D,('eas:d.
dining with built- ills. Nice clean Jack 1L M tys. Exect t,l' ,)t' said Es- Lake.
kitchen includes utilitiy area; ,W e tate has fih:d with .'ski C.uri his MR. AND MRb, EARL Walker
filial re#)orl and I)etili,,n for (tish-ibu-
repeat this is a good sound family 1toll, asking the (JO/ll't l) sellle said and soil l)all, and Mrs. Eli Brad-
repot(, (]islril,llte tllp In'oDel•ty tl the sha%v, spent Sittnrday evllling
home. Separate garage needs ira- p,,rsons Ihrehl entitled and h, dis- with the Frank Hollatz family.
proving. Fenced yard. Priced for eharffe said Exe(uit,r. Said rcimrl and
immediate sale $6,950• and $50. petition will bt. lward ,m tile 4th We are sorry to rei)ort "P:tt
day of Janua 'y, 1(#6:4 lit ]0 A. M.. in Walker blts boen ill the ]last 10
monthly.
* $300 CAN MOVE YOU INTO
an olcier 2 bedroom home ou
Angles(de. All on one level. Build
an equity here towards your fu-
ture home. Cement floored util-
ity, garage. The price is only
$4,300. Pay $45 monthly. See it
soon.
(he Coul'tl'(iOlli O[ said C-tn't, ill 1he
COllllly Coul'lll(,use al Sheltoll Witsh-
illglOll,
Datpd ibis 30th day of N(,venibor.
1,(;62.
HARRY DEYETTE
Clei'k Of |hi' /ll)CI i(i' COIll't.
ROBERT L. SNYDER.
Attorney at Law.
1251 No. 5th.
Slleltnn. Washington.
12 6-13-20-27 4L
days with an ear infection.
Mr. arid Mrs..l. D Simpson oI
Brenlertoll were weekend vi.fitot',
with Mrs. J R. Singleton arid Mr.
and Mrs. h'a Ford.
The Matlock Sunday school
went Christmas carol snlging on
Sunday evening, which was en-
joyed by all.
* SECLODED FAMILY HOME ............. ;:" .....................
LOG-SIZED FIREPLACE. 2 h:n'ge "
bedrooms, spacious panelled living
room, floor furnace, cheerful din-
tug room. •You'll enjoy the sunny :.:.
entrance. Immaculate throughout.
Well lighted kitctaen, cabinet in-
terior enameled in melon-glow.
Double insulatioa. Large attic sto-
rage. Separate garage, shop. Fine
garden, bulbs, shrubs, loads of
varied berries• Two big lots. Just
what you've waited for and only
$600 down. Sensibly priced at
$6,600. $50 per month.
* DOWNTOWN E/S'Y WALK
TO SHOP'S; 2 nice bedrooms.
Large liying room inc?udes carpet
and efficient oil heater. Neat
kitchen and a trim looking bath.
A sound investment at $7,70 G
$1,000 down" and $50: pei' month.
* EXCELLENT FAMILY
PROPERTY VIEW LOCATION.
Fine ,t-bedroom home, 225' corn-
er fenced frontage on Angleside.
Hardwood floors throughout,
circ-
ulating fireplace, healthful hot
water furnace. Attractive living
and dining rooms. Appealing
breakfast area is well heated
Large lawns have sprinkler sys-
tem. Rare blooming shzbs, roses,
garden. This substantial family
home can be purchased for only
$11,500. Terms arranged.
* KING-SIZED LIVING ROOM
IN LOVELY PASTEL BLUE
Plush wall-to-wall matching car-
pet. Handsome space fireplace,
outside fuel feed. Floor furnace, 2
bedrooms with hardwood floors,
(possible 3rd bedroom) Garage,
shop and sealed guest room over.
Paved patio, beautiful flower gar-
len. Price reduced for immediate
possession at $9,000. Terms can
be arranged.
* 100' FRONTAGE ON' ISLAND
LAKE. 3 Bedroom; m0dern con-
temporary, board and batten ex-
terior. Enchanting view, open de-
sign living-dining rooms. Glass-
door fireplace. Colorful kitchen.
2-car facilities. Party-sized float
and approach ramps. Landscaping
and shrubs in. Built for care-free
family living. Well worth the $20,-
500 price, terms arranged.
CALL 426;4666.
LaBISSONIERE
AGENGY
Age 11
GREETING DRAWN BY JIM WOOLSEY
Evergreen School
HILLCREST
MORGAN, EAGRETT
LUMBER ODMPANY
Ann and Francis Eacrett
Harstine Island School To Have
Christmas Hay Friday Night
By Donette Glaser
HARSTINE - The H_urstine Is-
land school ldaY will tw held ;it
the school ]rri(kiy night• a 7:30
p.nl. A Christnuts #rest will lie
pr(scni.ed l.o ca(,h in'o-school
gra(]c, school all(] upper grade
school sttldelit fr¢lal Hai'stine. The
Christnlas treat in an annual gifl
from the Harstinc Island %¥o-
men's chlb. The children will also
have their Christmas trcc. All
persons are invited u) aLtend.
Tho Harstine Island Women's
Chlb held its anl:ual ChrisLmas
parly at the beautifully dceorated
Tierney home a.t lhP north tqld.
Friod chicl¢cn, waldorf sal:td. 11ol
rolls and Cin'istmas cookies wer
just sonic of Lhc food on the menu,
There worc S l-llcn*thers and six
gLlCStS lind till'CO children present.
The tree war sprayed with snow
and decorated with ormlmenLs.
The nulntlc was decorated with
greens and ;i sin:ill i)oinseLti lights.
Mrs. George T. Waitc Jr.. was
co-hostess. A gift cxchangc among,
nystery sisters and an exchange
among those present brougilt
many ohs and ahs. The next niecL-
ing will be the second Thursday
in January-Jan. 10 14t, 12:30 p.m.
with Mrs. Gene Seward and I)ol
Smith as co-hostess.
SOCIAL CLUB met Friday
night at 1.he hall It was decided
to pro'chase a fire truck--which
arrived on Harstine Saturday and
has a 500-gallon capacity. It is
a 1934 Dodge with a 195,t De-
Soto motor, red lighL and siren.
It had a classified class B rat-
ing. Plans are being made to
take the truck ¢)ut later this week
for a trial run. It is now "at
home", in Marie Crouche's gar-
age. The truck will be put into
use as soon as possible. Also be-
ing hloked into is the possibility
of forming a fire distrct here
on Harstine, The fire truck was
a token gift from the Vashon Is-
PEOPLE
IN WASHINGTON
HISTORY
GRANVILLE O. ItALLER was
a. professional military man. He
served ill the Seminole and the
Mexican wars before tle was or-
de.red to the Pacific Coast. in 1855
In 1853 he was COlYlnlissioned a
maor and sent to The Dalles. Ore.
Later hc was ordered to Idaho to
chasLise Indian murd(uers of the
Ward family. He protected emi-
grants in Iiaho and EasLern Ore-
gon in 1854-55. Following the mur-
kier of A. J. Bolen, Indian agenL to
the Ya.kima Indians in Washington,
Sept. 23, 1855, Maior FIallcr was
sent to Fort Simcoe. When he
reached there ill October he was
sl#rr(/inded by Yakinla, s and
KlickitaLs and'forced to rctrellt.
He served in the Civil War fronl
1861 to 1863. Hc was charged
with disloyal conduct, was dis-
missed frown the arnly, but later
was vindicated and restored to
tetive ,qcrviee with the rank of
colonel. He dled May 2 Jg97.
About one out of 17 drivers in-
volved in fatal crashes are f(innd
to be in a 1)hysical condition that
could bca conl.ributing factor in
the accident In about 3/5 of
lhese cases the drivers are fatt-
glw/1 or asleep
laird loire ])cptil'tlllOlll slid is onu
Lhey got theil sLarl with and hope
it is it start for a i•it'o departniont
hcl'e.
Colllill o" honlc Lhis week were
Mel alld PalllCl).( CaFncs illlfl chil-
(]l'Ol'l (If I)CS Moincs. who si)cnL
Sattn'duy ovei'nighl; with Paulene's
folks, the, John HiLchco.ks.
HARSTiNE ISLAND (]l'a n g't'
nlet Saturday night al tlle hall.
Therc were 12 Inenlhws and scr-
oll children prcsont. They hchl tileir
(]hrist I)llls ])arty tollowing tllc
reKtllar nieol.irlg. A vel'y bc.atltiful
Christnlas pl'ogr}tlll V,ItH prepared
slid presented by the Lectllr(r,
Ml's. Philip Chalmmn.
Word was received on the Island
that Mrs. Stephan Franich (Hel-
en Glascr I }las sllccessfully un-
bizteit.ted
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,ADS
(lcrgone nlajor surgcry and in now
recuperating aL her horac in Fife.
The LiLtll•Cn SinHTlons i Margie
Glaser) and children (if Rosedale
spent Saturday (ivcrnighL with
her folks, the H A. Glasers. The
Simmons will bc spending the lion
idays in Spokane so this was it pre
'hristmas visit•
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MT. VIEW
ALLIANCE CHURCII
Washington and J Sts,
Sunday School ............ 9:45 a.m.
Moiing Worship .... 11:00 a.ln.
A. Y. F ......................... 6.00 p.m.
Evening Service ........ 7:00 p,m.
Prayer Hour (Wed.) 7:30 p,m.
Eugene Breid, Pastor
FOURSQUARE GHUROH
910 E. DEARBORN Rev. Lewis Wysong, Pastor
"The Head Of Ghristmas"
Presented by the Sunday School
SUNDAY EVENING- 7:00 P.M.
Sunday School ......................................................................... 9:45 p.m.
Sunday Worship ................................................................... 11:00 a.m.
EVERYONE CORDIALLY INVITED
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SHELTON ASSEMBLY OF GOD
130 East Pine Street MASON YOUNGLUND, Pastor
CHRISTMAS SERVICES . . . SUNDAY. DEC. 23
Sunday School ............................................ Classes for All 9:45 A.M.
Christmas Program (By Children) ............................. 10:30 A.M.
Christmas Message, By Pastor ....................................... 11:30 A.M.
Evening Christmas Service ............................................... 7:00 P.M.
REVIVAL SERVICES WITH
Evangelist Dale Helle
Beginning Wednesday, January 2, 7:00 P.M.
12/20 It
2/I
F-iRST 6APTlST CHURCH
Rev. E. C. Knautz, Pastor 5th & Cota
Rev. Alfred Sandoval, Minister of Christian Education
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 23 --
Broadcast over
9:30 a.m. Sunday School.
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship KMAS
"CHRISTMAS IS FOR YOU"
6:00 p.m. Youth Groups.
1280 - 11:00 a.m.
7:00 p.m. Evening Service
CHRISTMAS CANTATA By The Choir
"Love Transcending"
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26-
Bible Study for the family. Four groups, according to age
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MT. OLIVE LUTHERAN CHURCII
MISSOURI SYNOD
Olympic Highway So. & Cascade Gerald Herman Pastor
Suliday School ....................................................................... 9:45 a,m.
Adult -,ible Class ............................................................... 9'.45 a.nl.
Morning Worship ............................................................ 11:00 a.nl.
ST. DAVID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Fourth and Cedar, Shelton, Washington
The Rev. Clarence A. Lody, Priest
Snnday, December 23 .... 7:30 a.m. -----Holy Comnttmion
9::}0 a.m. - Church School .... Presentation of White Gifts
11:00 a.m. - MorninK Prayer and Sermon
7:00 p.m. Church School Chrishn'ls Pageant - Prosenta-
tion of Mite Boxes
Monday, December 24 Christmas Eve
7:30 p.m. - Family Service of Holy Communion and Sermon
11:00 p.m. ---- Choral Eucharist and Sermon
Tuesday, December 25 .... Chrimnas Day
11:00 a.m. Holy Communion and Sermon
THE CHURCH IS ALWAYS OPEN
FOR MEDITATION AND PRAYER
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FIRST OHURGH OF 0HRI00, SOIENTIST00 I
302 Alder St,, 8helton. Wash.
Sunday School 11:00 a,m, -- Church 11 a,rn.
Wednesday evening testimony lnee¢lnga 8 p,m,
teadtng room located in church, Reading room boura 3 to
4 p.m. Mon, & FH, Wed. evening 6:45 to 7:45,
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 Smwice 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday -- Bible Study and Prayer -- 7:30 p.m.
Child Care Service Available at 11:00 Service
THE METHODIST GHURGH
Nor'tk 4th and Pine Streets
ROBERT R. RINGS. Minister
9:30 a.m. Sundity School and Morning Worship.
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 6:30 pan. Youth Fellowship
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FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
7th and Franklin Street
8:1.5 Early Morning Worship Service
9:30 Sunday School and Adult ible CIa
11:00 Morning, WQrship Sevlce
CARL J. CARLSEN, Pastor
Affiliated: Lutheran Free Cllurch -- National Lutheran Coutl011