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Mt. Moriah Lodge
F. & A. M.
No. 11
Monday, December 27
(St. 30hn'$ Night)
Stated Communications
Lodge Opens 8 p.m.
Loul O. Larson, W.M.
Arnold L. Cheney, Secretary
I1:
I II• I I i I
I
'G'ddy
/ 1
"gid¢ly" feeling may indi-
cate
the/presence of a.bodily
di~urbance.
.when a
SiXth Grade
^
,i ,i,, i i i Ii ii i i II III II.J.I..J
CONKLIN NOW CORPORATE
MEMBER OF ARCH!TE(TrS
W. E. (Bill) Conklin has recent-
ly been accepted as a corporate
member of the American Institute
of Architects.'
With his acceptance as such,
Conklin henceforth will call the
office he opened here last spring
as William Edward Conklin A.I.A,
Architect.
DL's CORNE~
Did I 'send ~ Christmas card
to Aunt Mable? I hope I have
remembered everyone on my list.
Those are a couple of things peo-
ple
are thinking about this time
of year. Then, just about the tirpe
you think, you are ready for the
big event, you receive a card from
, . • . , ,
- ST-TI TON--MASON COUNTY Y0ERNAL --= Publisheit in "Ohr stmastown, U.S.A.", Shelton, Washington
l, , , I. , , I I I I I I
that long, 10st relative • • . THE
HOLIDA~ HOUSE announced the
prize-winners at their recent op6n
house. They are: James Donovan, [ HOME DECORATED--Numerous homes in Mason son near the Shelton Airport is one of the many
Tacoma, $5 merchandise certlfi: I County have been gaily decorated for the Christ- whose excellent decorations make the area sparkle.
cate; Kathy Province, Potlatch, I masrseason. 'The home of Mr. and Mrs. John Wi[ ......... ...............................
Christmas centvrpiece; and M~s. [
Dam Wild'n, Sh¢lton, a Christmas
swag. Congratdl~tiqns to all .:.. I
'.,The MASON COUNTY FEDER- I
AL CREDITUNION Will be closed
Dec. 30-31 for f0r d closing of
'.of annual divi.
AGO0
Too Late To Classify
FOR RENT -- Three bedrtmm centrally
]mated house. References. Pll[)n¢~ 426-
8113. 12/23 tfn
EMPLOYMENT WANTED -- Dentist
.~.~qL¢~t.all.t, ,~ .year..~ exp~;ri[,qlee.....Per~
sonal interview between Dec. 2~-30.
Phone 426-4512. J 12/23
FOR SALE -- Mirror 27x48 inches.
Phone 426-4512. J 12/23-30
FOR SALE -- 1947 10J£, Dodge flat-
lind truck and '45 GMC pickup.
Runs good. Phone 426-2582. .
N 12/23. tfn
FOR SALE or rent, Four bedroom
house on fiw~ acres. Four acl'e~ ill
Christmas trees. Small duwn pay-
mont. Phone 426-2582. N 12/23 ifn
Legal Publications
CALL FOR BIDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tllat
20 ::.. 40
',.-- e,:$Q •,"e:00
7 ' ~ •
".::. ,/ . ' ' ~ :~' ~ .... one apparently made by the
: ..... ! l~m :, : ~W E~ AT H err ' !~ • ': , men them,selves; The cover (re-
!, : ...... Hi~hr L0,W Pr~oip, ' 'produced:here) is made of ori-
, ~ L.('3~~ 27 ~-- .shtol sllk in brilliant red, yel-
l7 ~'...:"4030 -~ i .,'l~w, green, black• and white
'i 18!, • 3632 .10 . iae:Wn on a piece of book paper,
':'19 ~ .... 4i 35 : 16 inside which is an insert of bond
" + paber on which is printed
' "~hristmas Greetings and all
Drawn by Nancy Dayton ......
Mt. View School
• , VIETNAM •GREETING -- The
L~ ..... A~erioa0 Legio:n Auxiliary unit
;~: of Fred B.;Wivell Post No. 31
:: ':":' re ceiVe'd elChristmas greeting
.... :' ,C Card from the Officers and men
; : '~ 0fthe: 3rd Antitank; Battalion of
~ .tl~e 3rd Marine Division FMF
serving in the field in South
:" ' Vietnam WhiCh expressed their
r appi'eclatl0~'for= the more than
;, . .2,000 books sent to them after a
.!.. • s hort~ Intense drive in this com-
,~:. ' mufiity. The-greeting card is
' 'i " G ooid Wishes for the New Year."
In'sfde the back cover is printed
a',;plr.ture of an, American tank
.with, this message written in
ink: ,Our sincere thanks to you
and all the wonderful people of
Shelton, Washington, for your
eff0~ts, books and for support-
ing' us. May God bless every one
of :you." The card was received
by ,,Mrs. Rae MMcum, president
of the American Legion Auxil-
iary here.
I
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M. Knight
Sed(s BUS Driver
,,,,..
By Llnda Milletand Betty Lester
Applications for the position of
bus driver may be made by con-
tactlng the school office or Supt.
Eugene French for the proper
forms.
The seventh and eighth grades
held their annual Christmas party
Dec. 18, from 7 to 10:30 p.m.
About 30 to 35 students attended.
The chaperons were Mrs. Brown,
the seventh and eighth grade
teacher, Mr. and Mrs. Reeves,
Mrs, .Kenneth Gribble, Mr. French
and Mr. Brown. There was a
dazice and games were played• We
also had a Santa Claus, played by
Greg Brown, 0ne of our seniors.
He made a long list of requests
for gifts which is on the school
bulletin board.
Dec, 28, the 'M.M.K. Owls will scaled bids will be recch, ed by the
Board of Commlssioners of Public
play basketball against North Ms- Utility District No. 1 of Mason Coun-
son in the M M'K gymnasium ty, Washington, until 8:00 p.m., Men-
-.. U|ll..--J~ • ll~.~w~,r,.,.-. "~'~,':~rx~r~,Y V¢-I~TES I day, January 24. 1966 at its oIfice
Mary Helen Anderson --Pat Carver AND I HAPPY NEW YEAR! 25,500 lbs: G-• V IV, togethcr'w.lth.~a
. ~ [ line construction bo~y, a nyurauuc
turrent derrick and digger suitable
for use as u power line construction
and maintenance truck. Each bidder
]will be rcqutred to submit a bid bond
]in the amount of 5 percent of the
[ bid price.
J Specifications may be obtained at
l the District's office or Ul)On written
request to Star Route I, Box 233,
Shelton, Washington.
Dated this 20th day of December,
1965.
Public Utility District No. 1
of Mason County, Washington
Harold Hunter, Secretary
12/23-30 2t
For Christmas
Giving
Drawn by Steplmnie Ann Martin Fifth Grade ,, Bordeaux School
317 Railroad Aven6e'e BROCK STLIRDEvANT, President
• 426,8288
o .
sets
ca rts
hods
color
holders
doors
,screens
f!roplaces
i
tongs
matches
fire
log
coal
fire
wood
glassfyre
portable
free-standing .
g
r
a
t
e
s
Carlson Tile &
Fireplace Shop
2335 Olympic Hwy. N,
426-2057
Li!i
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!
Shelton General Hospital
Mr. and Mrs: Stanley Johnson,
Star Route 1 Box 56, became par.
ents of a baby girl December 18.
SH ELTON DUPLICATE
BRIDGE CLUB WINNERS
.Winners in Monday night's play
for the Shelton Duplicate Bridge
Club were Gordon and Don Ben-
nett, a tie for 2nd, 3rd and 4th be-
tween Gusti Goldschmid, Dexter
Edge, Katherine Van Arsdale
Lyna Getty, Rex Umphenour and
Lillian Updyke: Fifth place went
to Walt Parsons and Bob Quimby.
MANN REAL ESTATE
Where The Action Is
,i
FROM THE
MASON COUNTY
JUSTICE COURT
Appearing in Mason County
ustice Conrt Dec. 17 before Judge.
Pro Tern John Ragan were:
Washimjton State Patrol
Harold Wilbur, failure to dim
headlights, no operator's license,
$12 forfeit; Charles Richards, f, dl-
ure to dim headlights, $12 forfeit;
Daniel Cush, public intoxication,
$25 forfeit.
SHERIFFS OFFICE
Phil Sentz of Hohabs Boy Scout
Camp reported someone had en-
tered the boat house at the camp.
Sharon Marion reported an at-
tempted gasoline theft.
Mrs. Kelly of Arcadia Road re-
ported a horse lost.
Harris and Thomas Christmas
Tree Co. reported the theft of a
chain saw from a tool shed at the
company's tree yard•
Rubin Bindara reported some-
one used his boat then sank it.
Tom Daze reported vandalism
to several mail boxes along the
Dayton Road.
James Churchill
Succumbs Here
James W. Churchill, Star Rt.
2 Box 141, died Sunday in Shelton
General Hospital. He was born in
Wisconsin Dec. 23, 1902 and had
been a resident of Mason County
about 50 years.
The funeral service was held at
1 p.m. Wednesday in the Batstone
Funeral Home. Burial was in Shel-
ton Memorial Park.
He is survived by his wife, Mar-
garet A. Churchill, Shelton; four
sons, Lewis, James Jr., Charles T.
and Carl V., all of Shelton; three
daughters, Mrs. Richard B. Val-
ley and Mrs. Fredric W. Kilbourne,
both of Brookfield Mo., and Mrs.
Vern A. Teeter, Glaham, Wash.;
23 grandchildren and nine great-
grandchildren; one brother, (::has.
O. Churchill, Grover City, Calif.;
four sisters, Mrs. Esiher Kidd
Mrs. Bessie Durand and Mrs. Al-
ice Puhn, all of Shelton, and Mrs.
Marian Cousins, of Bainbridge Is-
land.
Edna Mac Bender
Taken Bv Death
Edna Mae I~ender, 600 Park
street, died last Thursday in the
Shelton General hospital at 70
years of age. She was born Nov.
"Ic.,.drh,.L Nob., and
23, 1395 in '- ..... '
'lied been a resident: 'of Mason
county tke past 27 years.
The funeral ~ervice was con-
dueled by Rev. Eugene Knautz at
11 a.m. Monday in the 19atstone
Funeral Home• Burial was in Shel-
ton Memorial Park.
Surviving arc her husband, Jas-
per Bender, Shelten; one son, Capt.
Lynn Bender, U. S. Army, Law-
ton, Okla.; one daughter, Mrs.
Jean Sawyer, Shelton; four grand-
sons; one brother, Ernest Bruce
Orchard, Neb.; and one sister
Mrs. Joe Burrell, Tekamah, Neb.
MANN REAL ESTATE
Where The Action Is
Open Evenings
Until 9 p.m.
Until
Christmas
Olsen Furniture
4th &Cota 426-4702
Record
SHERIFF'S OFFICE AI-iHES'fS
Booked at the Mason County
Sheriff's office dllrillg the l);h~;l
week were Albert M. SmiIh. driv-
ing wl,ile inloxicatcd; Larry Mil-
let', negiigenL driving.
SH ELTON POLICE
Clifford Ristine rup(,rled :m an-
Lctlna brol.:ei1 off his car.
Alb~l't E. Parker reporled his
ca.r hit by auother whi!e it was
parked across from Clinic Hos-
pital. Tile other car did no~ slop.
Fred Pharris ]'eporlcd n car was
blocking his driveway.
Arthur Hedgers reported a pis-
tol stolen
Cecil Purvis reporled the theft
of a tire and wheel from his :Ap~-
Lion wagon.
Gordon Jay brought in a bicy-
cle he found over 1.he bank along
Pioneer Way.
Robert Furseth reported anoth-
er ear hit his while it was t)arlced
along Third Street.
Clarence Bariekman ]'eportcd
the theft of-71 ChrisLmas tree
light bulbs.
SUPERIOR COURT
New Cases
State Tax Commission ngainst
Steve Sagmiller doing business as
the Sheton Hotel. unpaid taxes
(second filing ).
Coast Credit Service against Mr.
and Mrs. Frances Peterson.
R. W. King against InvesLment
Syndicate Inc. and Scofield Real
Estate Inc.. debt.
SHELTON POLICE COURT
Appearing on tile docket in
Shelton Police Court befo]'e ,Judge
Rolls Halbert Monday night were
Dorothy H. Barnett, failure 1•o
yield right of way, $20 forfei!;:
Dominian Babinski. drunlcenness
tive days m jail $9.50 costs: John
M. Juniinan. drunkenness $25
forfeit; Robert B. Johnson. negli-
gen~ driving, $30 forfeit.
A Christmas tree was removed
from the t)lanter on CoLa Street
between the Shelton Pawn Shop
and the Little and BiK Shoppe.
l~ichard Booth repori.ed a Welsh
Terrier bad strayed from his
heine.
(?harles Young reported a set, of
keys lost..
Carolyn O'Neill rel)orh'(I a tire
and wheel taken from her station
wagon.
Thursday, December 23, 191
Cosmetics
for
YOU
(This question and answer
)n cosmetics is brought to
as a courtesy by Nell's
?o help you in your choice inI
oroper cosmetic for you.)
USING BASE AND TOP
Q. I Joel that any nail
even when the bottle says
nol rcqllire 11, b&se or
l:/:~ts longer wlmn such a
is a(.tua.lly used. Am I right?
A. If your nail enamel
a week or ten days, it is
ink as it should.
Frosted nail enamel is tot
alld lonR'er-wearing than
nail enamel an.d timrefore doe~
require a base and top coat.
if you fired that your nail
htsL'; longer when a base or
coa~ is used, by all means
Keep m mind however, that
a top coat will lessen the
look el a nail enamel.
CUTTING VS. FILING NAI
Q. I have been told that
my nails before shaping and
them will help make them
It this true?
A. In my opinion, no.
has no effect upon the
nails•
Shaping should be done
emery board. The filing
in one direction only; up one
and down the other. Never
back and forth.
COLD WEATHER CARE
Q. What is the best way to
for the skin in cold weatimr?
A. During cold weather,
skin on exposed parts of tile
is robbed of its natural oils
only by outdoor elements,
indoor steam heating.
During (:old weather
do tl]c following:
• Une tm emollient cream o~
ion on your fa.cc at least
day.
• Never go olttdoors
protective or foundation
finder ,VOllr Ill:ll(eLlp.
• Use a hand lotion on
hands, legs and arms
a day.
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two 3V2"--in detachable swing-out
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• •%:./-"
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Sixth Grade lV[t. View
325Railroad
Nita and Jim Bariekman
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