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Warner
II In Vietnam
Navy Boatswain's Mate Third
Ronald L. Warner, son of
and Mrs. K. P. Warner,
is serving with the U. S.
Support Activity in
lnang, Vietnam.
The Activity moves as much
rgo as the port of Baltimore. It
Pports more than 160,000 U. S.
Ind free world forces in the five
0rthern provinces of South
Off-loading ocean going ships,
dlors work around-the-clock to
love supplies by shallow-draft
ft up the rivers and coastal
to NSA detachments.
the DMZ to Sa lluynh (120
es south of Danang), the
supply combat
with everything from food
d clothing, to mortar shells and
Ition gasoline•
N S A's Seabees provide
COnstruction maintenance
Vehicle overhaul and utilities
throughout the 1 Corps•
1'o Direct
eart Fund
Gerry K. Winner, Olympia
1 estate man, has been named
direct the February lleart
Drive in Mason and
counties, W. A. "Jerry"
of Olympia, state vice
¢llairman, announced today.
Washington State Heart
ociation provides training in
troke patient rehabilitation for
of this area and offers free
for physicians to keep
up to date on heart patient
The agency supports 17
Search projects, and endows two
posts at the University of
ton.
Ties
Buckles
Slip-Ons
in
WEYENBERG
and
FREEWAY
Edward B. Auseth
Is Set For Dec. 27
Christmas Trees Bring Comments
Fifty Douglas Fir - flown
from the fresh air and invigorating
rains of Washington's Olympic
peninsula flicker with tinsel and
Christmas spirit today on Capitol
Hill.
Shelton, businessmen --
calling their home
"Christmastown, U. S. A." - air
freighted the trees to
Congresswoman Julia Butler
Hansen, D- Wash. She distributed
them to all women memhers of
Congress, key bi-partisn leaders
"'and assorted other friends and
supporters of our forests and
natural resources."
Noting that the trend toward
artificial Christmas trees had
grown to four million sales, Rep.
Hansen said "besides the
warmness of this gift - it is a
good promotional idea for
genuine Christmas trees."
Responses from Congressmen
have been encouraging and warm,
she said.
"1 can only say that the
fragrance and beauty of this
'Shelton "Free' has certainly cast
an overwhelming joy to all of us,"
Congresswoman Leonor K.
Sullivan, D-Me., wrote Mrs.
llansen.
Congressman Wayne N.
Aspinall, power chairman of the
1louse Interior Committee whose
job in legislation is equal to Rep.
ttansen's in appropriations,
wrote:
"This lovely tree is adding a
to 52 million natural (hristmas
trees."
Shelton trees, carefully
cultivated and manicured for
market, are shipped across the
Nation and to Hawaii. In
Washington, Ilawaii's
Congressmen were overjoyed by
their Mason County trees:
"The unequalled beauty and
symmetry of the Douglas Fir
Christmas Tree," wrote Rep.
Spark Matsunaga, "is a joy to
behold! The beauty and fragrance
of my Shelton tree will indeed
bring much happiness to the
Matsunaga household as we spend
this Itoliday Season away from
llawaii."
"Thank you for your kindess
in sending me a Christmas tree
from Shelton, Washington," Rep.
Patsy Mink, D-Hawaii, said.
Republican House leader,
Rep. Gerald Ford, said: " .
adorable -- and just the right size
for the Ford's Christmas this
year."
"1 can well understand why
Shelton is called the Christmas
tree capitol of the world," wrote
Rep. L. Mendel Rivers, chairman
of the tlouse Committee on
Armed Service.
Georgia's Richard B. Russell,
dean of the U. S. Senate, said: "It
is now being decorated by my
staff and will have a prominent
place in the reception room of my
office during the Christmas
season."
festive note to our office during "The tree has been decorated
Masonic Installation this holiday season." for my office," said Congressman
"The Shelton Christmas Tree A1 Ullman, D-Oregon.
"The charming and scentful
Shelton.
Other officers who will be
installed are Alex Amith, senior
warden; Robert Tobey, junior
warden; Loui Larson, treasurer;
Arnold Chency, secretary; Charles
Morrison, senior deacon; Loy
tticks, junior deacon; Jack Powell,
senior steward; Thomas Savage,
junior steward; Leonard Cole,
marshall; Jack C. Smith, chaplain
and Fred Ferris, tyler.
Acting as installing officers
will be Lawrence Fisher, T. J.
Watts and (;eorge ltoward,
installing masters; Claude Rhodes,
installing marshall; Lorell
Seljeslad, installing chaplain;
William Batchelor, installing
secretary; Mrs. Loui Larson,
installing organist and Stanley
Phillips, officers usher.
Others participating in the
ceremony will be Linda Auseth,
who will furnish music: Victor
Ellison, woghipful masJ;, who
will welcome the audience and
Mrs. Edward Auseth and Mrs.
Stanley Phillips, who are in charge
of arrangements.
Fisheries Honor
Two For Service
Edward B. Auseth will be
installed as worshipful master of
Mt. Moriah Lodge No. 11, F. and
AM, at ceremonies at 8 p.m. Dec.
27 at the Masonic Temple in
MEN'S
HOE
SALE
Regular
Stock
Specials
William James of McCleary
and Bolo Sarkowitz of Shelton
were honored this week upon
completion of their first decade
with the Washington State
Department of Fisheries.
They received ten-year service
plans from Fisheries Director
Thor C. Totiefson in ceremonies
at Olympia.
James is a scientific aide in
the Hatcheries division at the
Department's Olympia
headquarters. He is a graduate of
Elma ltigh School and Grays
llarbor Junior College and
attended College of Puget Sound
in Tacoma. He, his wife June, and
their family reside on Route I,
McCleary.
Sarkowitz is an equipment
operator in the Stream
Improvement division. He is a
graduate of Sheridan High School
in Wyoming. With his wife
Carmen and their family,
Sarkowitz lives on Star Route 1,
Shelton.
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is the most beautiful in the
world," wrote Congressman Carl
Albert, Ilouse Majority leader.
"Rep. itansen noted that
besides the "magical effect a
naural tree has at Christmas time"
the economy of the Northwest
benefits greatly. She noted that
some 45 million trees - retailing
at some $160 million .... were
expected to be sold this year and
by 1975 the volume would be up
Sizes: 7-12
Width: B-C-D-E
Regularly to $20.00
NOW
Douglas Fir Christmas Tree now
adorns my reception office," Rep.
Emanuel Celler, chairman of the
House Judiciary Committee, said.
Congressman Jack Flynt, of
Georgia, noted "we may not get
to Georgia in time for Christmas
. . . The day before it was
delivered, Patty and I had talked
of getting a small tree for our
house in Virginia. Thank you and
Simpson Bidding For
Building Research
Simpson Timber Company
today received word from the
Federal Housing and Urban
Development Agency that it was
among 37 bidding groups which
have qualified for further
consideration in projects to
develop mass production of
low-cost homes.
' Secretary George W. RG'mney'' :'
announced that 20 final winners
in the nationwide competition for
federal funds to be allocated by
HUD will be chosen during the
coming month.
Simpson Timber Company
joined with Levitt Technical
Corporation of New York, one of
the nation's largest homebuilders,
in presenting plans for "Operation
Breakthrough", the Nixon
Administration's major program
designed to solve the Nation's
housing needs.
Robert J. Seidle, Simpson vice
president-research, said Simpson
has proposed sub-systems in three
areas: ceilings, interior closet
walls and doors, and
resin-impregnated "skins" for
lightweight foamed concrete
structural members.
Seidle said that winning one
of the contracts could mean that
a substantial amount of federal
funds would become available for
further research into low cost
housing by Simpson.
Preparations for Simpson's
participation were made by John
Gould, associate product
development director at the
Simpson Research Center in
Redmond, and Dave Hillstrom,
planning analyst in Simpson's
Seattle headquarters.
. ..
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" ... A token of the arca's "Since you are iust across the
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Mcl)ade, R-Pa., described the Washington evergreen in the
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The Nation's only woman .... Fhe trees were beautiful",
Senator, Margaret ('hase Smithof said Congresswoman ttansen. E L E C T R O N I C S
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Wyatt, of Astoria, Ore.. a civil word tt> the tJnited States. I made via Navy radio through
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'The beautiful little George Bernard Shaw
plans to be home in April.
Notice to shareholders
of National Bank of
Mason County:
A cash dividend of $1.00
per share will be paid on
January 15, 1970, to all
stockholders of record as
of December 15, 1970.
Board of Directors
National Bank of Mason County
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