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December 31, ].959
ORDINANCE NO. 661
ORDINANCE relating to vsca-
anti sick h,av4 for clliplovees of
of S|u!ltoll: BE IT Olt.lJAINEI)
THE MAYOR AND COMMISS-
ERS OF THF] CITY (iF' SIlli]L-
fdh)ws :
1. Ench sulmrdinnte officer
fulllilno vlnphq','t,e o|' lilt' City Of
shall I w enlith,d Io n(d less
five-sixlh of a wa'king day €f
leave with full pay for each
O[ elllph)ylllonl , if sllid ('111-
/1(IOI11 iS CC)IIIillO(b/lS l'qlI' SlX l:lonlllS,
days of cacll month will be
after 10 years Of conlinuolls
nlent, Wil(q'c elltllloylll(•Ot COlll-
on or I)el'ol'! the 15th day of
' lnonth vacation leave stlall at!cru(t
of the first dny of such lnonth;
such olnplt)ylllent conll|lencl%q
the 15th day of any ]noutll, vs-
h!ave shall a('cru(! tl of Ill(' fh'sl
of the following lllOnth. Ill,ave
accrue in uoits Of whoh' or half
Accl'ued leave credit for pel'lll-
subordinate officers and ellt-
ees on the ffffective date of lids
shall be retroactive, to Jan-
1, 1959, less varation leavp takvn
im 2. Each such subordinate
or enlployi,c shall 1. • entitled
I accIu(' unused vat!alien leav( not
15 working days. Officers
h'ansferring from one
to another shall be on-
to transfer such accrued vats-
leave to each succeeding depart-
Leave shall not accrue during
terminal leave, or leave without
3. All vacation leaves shall
taken at a lime convenient to tile
department.
4. When the employment of
is terminated by death, re-
in force, retirement, dismissal
resignathm, accrued ve-
to the extent authorized
shall be paid to such person, or
If PROVIDED,
resignation, ads-
notice of ion to resign
given to the employing de-
Where the last working
of such employment falls after
day of any month, full credit
accraed leave shall be given for
Inonth.
5. Ally person who shall be
after termination as set
above shall be dccmed a new
cee under the tez'nm of this or-
6. No pay- in lieu of vaca-
be paid for an:,. reason.
• Each permanent, fulltime
officer or employee shall
to accrue sick leave with
pay amounting to one working
for each month of employment,
a maximum accial of forty
days, to be calculated, so far
of employnlent, in the same
as vacation leave. Any sick
claimed In excess of three suc-
working days shall be sub-
by. a written report of a
when requested by the
to tile effect that the per-
claiming such is incapable, due
or injury, of perfornllng his
duties. Failure to fm'nish
report shall result 'In a disallow-
of sick leave pay after tile third
The City may request subse-
)orts of physician If sick
continues, failure it) furnish
shall result in disallowance of
pay for each working day
ing date of such request.
8. Permanent salaried enl-
on the effective date of this
!thence shall be entitled to accrued
leave credit retroactive to Jan-
1, 1959, less sick leave already
tn 1959. No accrued sick leave
paid upon ternfination of era-
for ally reason.
9, Pernlanent part lime em-
will be calculated on the same
as regular employees using an-
wm'ked as basis for aceru-
leave•
10, It is further provided,
It Is the intent of this ordinam!e,
that no accrued vacation
as of tile date of lhis ordinance
be lost by any employee.
11. This ordinance shall take
January 1, 1960.
December 15, 1959.
this 22nd day of December,
/S/ EARL tI. MOORE
Mayor
ALMA K. CATTO /s/
Clerk
as to fornl
,.C. T, HATTEN, Attorney.
12/31-1t
NO. 3159
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
OF WASHINGTON FOR
COUNTY
the Matter of the Estate of JOHN
Deceased.
B. Liegel is the appointed
Executor of said estate.
having claims against said
are required to serve the
duplicate, duly vei'ifled, on
or hls attorney, Robert
at the address below stated,
the same with the Clerk of
with proof of such
six months after the
publication of this notice,
will be barred.
of first publication: December
JOSEPH B, LIEGEL
ExeCutor
Star Route 2, Box 118
8helton, Washington
L. SNTDER
at
/ •
12/10-17-24-31 4t
OF .WARRANT CALL
is hereby given that the fol-
Mason County Warrants are
at the office of the
of said County, and that lin-
will cease Decemlr 31, 1959:
DISTRICT No. 404
BUILDING FUND
Nos. 30 to 34 inclusive.
JOHN B. COLE
Treasurer of Mason County
State of Washington
By MARY I. DOBSON.
Deput.v
at Shelton, Washington, De-
31, 1959.
12/31 It
CAUSE NO. ?873
OF SHERIFF'S SALI
OF REAL ESTATE
llde Exeeutlon
I-RIOR COURT OF THE
OF WASHINGTON FOR
COUNTY
F. LEWIS, a widow, Plain-
Margaret Woods, a widow,
and by virtue of an execution
out of and under the seal of
Oourt o2 the State of
in mad for said County,
day of November, 19159, upon
rendered in said Court, on
& 28 day of October, 1959, trt
of HELEN F. LEWIS, plaintiff
against MARGARET WOODS. de-
for the sum of Eighteen hun-
thirty-one dollar8 & fifty-sins
($1881,59) together with attor-
"fees. interest, costs and lncreas-
and to me directed and de-
g me to sell the fol-
described property to satisfy
to-wit: In the County
and State of.Washington, to-
19, 70 and 71 in the plat of Oak-
Beach, Mason County, Wash-
as filed for record in the of-
of the County Auditor of Ms-
County, Washington, Septem-
9, 1925. Tracts 266, 267 and 268,
supplemental Maps of Shel-
Lands, as shown on the of-
of said tidelands on file
of the Commissioner of
Lands at Olympia, Washing-
IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
the 8th day of January,
o'clock in the forenoon of
day, I will sell the above desclrb-
e't,,, or so much thereof as
hecessary to satisfy said Judg-
ther with attorney's tees,
and increased costs, in
to the sum of ($1841.67)
forty-one dollars
sixty-seven cnts, plus Sheriff's
sale will take place at the East
the Court House at 4th & A1-
and State, and will
for each in hand
but bidm'.
this nd
Sheriff of Hid .¢tmmty
12/10.17.4M-31.1/7 .[it
Legal Publications
NIITICI,; O1" AI,E OF
,,4'rATE TIDE I.ANI)
N()TI(?E IS ITEREI.Y /lIVEN, That
on Ttf(!s(lay, il/q' l!}th d ly o[ .l:illllal'.v.
l.()ti0,'{'()lllllll,lll!ill ill |Oil t)'c]otk ill tht
fl,l'Oll(Jlll Of stid day, ill l'r*nt €)1' lilt,
Iil;lill ('llll'0n('' doqJl' tq, |ID' ('.tD.Ilily C(blll'l
lI,KIS,' ill 111i? oily ,l' SIiclIt)n, CoUllty t)l'
llas()ll, S|ale* id' Wa.llillglOll. h v lilt!
(*Klnty .\\;tll|ill,r (d" saitt ('lll]l ly. tlut
followilJg tl,,'cribt¢(I slat,! tide hHldta,
logvtlh'r wilh the illll)l'OVtqllolll.q silu-
atL!d lh•l'l!on, will bt' sldd al I)tll,Jil •
ttllC|i,ll lo till! tlighcsl Iliddpr lhol'of,l',
h)-wit :
NO'I'E--No one excellt citizens of
lit," I!nited Ntates, or Ilq'riollS who
have declared their intention to be-.
('OIIle sueil, eso pllrcllaNe s|ate laads.
Applicathm No. 13352
Tile tidt'llulds of thv sec,nid cla.s,
owned by the Slate of Washiogton,
situate in front of. adja(',HlI to 1' tl)llt-
ling neon the ,qouth 6.1)0 challis, as
lllCal.lFod along [h( gf)vol'nlll(!llt liD!an-
der lille, of (lo/t'lnlllont Lot 3, S,'('li*n
27. Township 21 North, Range '2 W,st,
W•M., with' a frontag'c i,I' 6.!10 lineal
chains, lnore (*r lessi, al)l)r}lisod at
$100.00 per lineal chain or $60{).00.
Located Oil Pickering })ttssagq' Oll the
westerly side of liarstille l:.;laod ill
eastlq'll 'SSIIII C.ounty•
To 1)' sold :it Sh,!lltm, CoIIlliy Seat
on Ttl,sda,,', January 19, 1960 at ]0
o'clock a.ol.
Appliealiou No. 13369
Tll' tid,,hmds 1; the second class
owned by tlw State of Washington,
situate ill front of, adjacent to, or
abutting upon those, portions of (;ov-
ernnlcnt Lots 7 and 8, Sp(!|ion 34,
Townsllip 21 North, I.ange 2 West,
W.M,, lying soulh of |hi! solllh liue or"
the north 1280 i'ect of slli(t (o:rnnte.nt
Lot 8 produced east, and norlh of the
south line of the N of said (overn-
nlent Lot 7, as IlleasurQd along the
west line thereoI, produced east, witll
a frontage of 11.82 lineal chains, more
or lcss. "
EXCEPTING, however, any of the
above described tidelands of the sec-
ond class included in a tract conveyed
for the cultivation of oysters in ac-
cordance with the provisions )f Chap-
ter 24, Laws of,1895 to Henry McDer-
mid through deed issued Scptelnbcr 24,
1900 under Application No, 2961, ap-
praised at $25.00 per linc'al chain or
$295.50.
Located on the westerly side of Pick-
ering Passage about 9 allies northeast
of Shelton In southc, astcrn Mason
County,
To be sold at Shelton, Count
on Tuesday, January 19,
o'clock a.m.
Application No. 13192
The tidelands of the second cla
owned by the State of Washington,
situate in front of, adjacent to or abut-
ting upon the E½ of the West 50 feet
of the Etmt 870 feet of Govermncnt L,,t
2, Section 17, Townshtp 22 North
Range 2 West, W.M.. with a frontage
of 0.38 lineal chain, more or less ap-
praised at, $200.00 per l seal chain or
$76.00,
Located on the northe, rly side of
ttood Canal about 7 miles southwest
of Belfair in eastern Mason County.
To be sold at Shelton,
on Tuesday, January 19,
o'clock a.m.
Application No. 13288
The tidelands of the second class
owned by the State of Washingt(m,
situate, in front of, adjacent to or abut-
ting Ul)On that portion of Governnlenl
Lot 1, Section 21, Towlmhip 22 North,
Range /1 West, W.M., lying between
the south line of tile north 300 feet
thereof, and the following described
lint: :
Beginning at a point on the Govern-
ment meander line which is S 4 ° 21'
W 68.81 feet fronl all angb l)oint in
said nleander line which is S 11" 30'
W 333.3 feet from the meander corner
on tile north line of said S,!ction 21,
and running thence. East to the east
lille of said Governolent Lot 1, with a
frontlge of 1.45 lineal cllains, lmn'e or
Icss.
Excepting. thercfronl, any tidelands
of tile. second class conveyed to Tholn-
as O'Neill and A. L. McDonald
through deed issued December 1, 1900
for the cullivation of oysters in ac-
cor(l/tn('e with the provisions of Chap-
te.r 24, Laws .f 1895 un(tcr Application
No. 3001 and to W. H. Kneeland
thlzgh deed issued September 15, 1906
for the, cultivation of oysters in ac-
cordance with the. provisb)ns of Chap-
ter 24, Laws of 1895 under Application
No. 3200, appraised at $60.00 per lineal
chain or $87.00.
Located on the easterly side of Case
Inlet,. neat" Victor, in eastern Mason
County.
To be sold at Shelton, County Seat
on Tuesday, January 19, 1960 at J0
o'chlck a.m,
All sales shall be conducted between
the hours of ten o'chlck in tim fore-
noon and four o'clock in tile after-
noon. If all sales cannot be offered
within the specified tinle on the ad-
vertised date, the sale shall continue
on the following day betwepn t e
hours of ten o'ch)ck in the forenoon
and four o'clock in the afternoon. Any
sale which has been offered and for
which there are no bids received, shall
not be re-offered until it has been re-
advertised.
Said lands shall be sold for not less
than the. appraised value above stated
and upon the terms and conditions fol-
lowing :
Not less than one-tenth of the pur-
chase price must be paid at the time
of sale. The purchaser, if he be not the
owner of the improvements, must
forthwith pay to the officer making
the sale the full anmunt of the ap-
praised value of the Improvements, as
above stated. One-tenth of the pur-
chase price mu be paid annually :
thereafter with Interest on all deferred
payments at the rate of six per centum
p?r annum: Provided, That any pur-
aser may make full Payment Of prin-
cipal, interest and statutory foes at
any thne and obtain deed, The pur-
chaser of land containing tLmber or
other valuable materials is prohibited
by law from cutting or removing any
such timber or materials without firat
obtaining consent of the Commissioner
of Public Lands, until the full amount
of the purchase price has been paid
and deed issued,
All sales of state lands are made
subject to the reservations of oils,
gases, coal, ores, minerals and fossils
of every name, kind and descrlptlon,
and to the additional terms and con-
ditions prescribed in section 3 of chap-
ter 256 of the Laws of 1907,
Said land will be sold subject to the
terms conditions and rese.i .... •,
chapter 312 of the Session Laws of
1927. relating to easements for rights-
of-way and the carrying of timber,
stone, minerals and other products
over the same,
BERT L. COLE
Commissioner of Public Lands
12/2d-81-1/7-14 4t
NO. 7686
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TttE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND
FOR MASON COUNTY
FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE
ASSOCIATION, a corporation, Plain-
tiff, vs. CHARLES R. NELSON and
NORENE M, NELSON, husband and
wife, Defendants,
THE STATE OF gN'ASHINGTON to:
CHARLES R. NELSON and NORENE
M. NELSON,
You, and each of you, are hereby
summoned to appear within sixty (60)
days after the date of first publication
of this summons, to-wit, within sixty
(60) days after the 17 day of Decem-
ber, 1959, and defend the above-enti-
tled action in the above-entitled court
and answer the complaints of the
plaintiff, and serve a copy of your an-
swer upon the undersigned attorneys
for the plaintiff, at their office below
• stated; and In case of your failure so
to do. Judgment will be rendered
against you according to the demands
of the complaint in this action which
has been filed with the Clerk of said
court,
The object of this actton is to fore-
close a mortgage on the following de-
scribed real estate sltuate In Mason
County, State of Washington, more
particularly described as follows:
Lot Five (5), Block Twenty (20),
Hillcrest Addition to Shelton, Wash-
lngton, according to the plat there-
of recorded in Volume " of Plats at
page 39, records of the office of the
Auditor of Mason County, State of
Weshlngton.
BROD1E & FRISTOE
Attorneys for Plaintiff
@ffloe nd l,t Offe d0as:
I ¢PlI ltrlt BulMing
OIympla, Washi ton
ln 7-24.81I/7.14-21..t
SHELTON,MASON COUNTY JOURNAL Published tn "Ohrtstmastown U.S.A. " Shelton
Legal Publications
NO. 3162
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN TIlE S[.II)EI.I()[{ COUIr{T OF TITE
ST,ATE OF WAS111N(TON F()R
MAS()N C()UNTY
In th,' Math'r (.d the Est:llo of F,I.IZ-
Al;l,]Tft L. ALLEN, l')cc,!ased.
.ls'ph it. l,ieffel is lhc appoinlod
filial qualifid Ex,vut,a' of said t!sldie.
All ].,rsms having (,lailns ItgltillSi said
(h,(','a:od tll't ? i.(!quirod tO serve thc
santo ill dllpli(:alo, duly verified, on
,aid Exocu'or or his attorney, .lhbert
S ','( ,'r :tl liw Itddrl,ss be](W state(l,
itltd fih' tlu' fillllle with lhc Clerk of
said C)ul't, together with proof of
Sllch Sel'CiCO, within six lllonibs aftt!i
illl, dui,! of first ])ub]ication of lhis
n()t[('(', or tile same will b(" har'ol
I)ATE of first publi(';ltion : D't'Clll-
])cv 2t, 1959,
LAKE NAHWATZEL
NO. 3103
NOTICE OF SALE OF
REAL I'ROPER'rY
IN TItE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WAStfINGTON IN AND
FOR TItE COUNTY OF MASON
Ill the Matter el tile Estate of DON-
ALP Macl)ONALD, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
pursuant to the Order of the Superior
Court for Mason County, made and en-
tered on the 18th day of December,
1959, in the malter of the estate of
D,,nald MacDonald, the undersigned
Adminislr'ator With Will Annexed is
aulhortzed to sell the real estate here-
inafter described on Saturday, the 2nd
day of January. 1960, at the hour of
10:00 A.M., at the office of Parr &
Baker 32l Security Building, Olympia
Washington, and in obedience to said
order sell at private sale all the right,
title and interest of said estatc in and
to the following dr,scribed prol)erty
situated, lying and being in Mason
C.unty, State of Washington, to-wit:
Beginning at a point 20,78 chains
East of the cornel' to Sections 7, 12.
13 and 18; running thence East 21,37
:tlains to quarter section corner;
thence South one rod; thence West
10 chains; thence South 9.% chains;
thcnce West 10 chains; thence South
15 chaitm; thence West about 24
rods down center of a gulch to inten-
der line of Plekering Passage; thence
ill a northerly dlrectlon along said
nleander line and up center ot creek
or branch (3 links wide) to a point
of beginning, containing 24.25 acres,
more or less, located in Section 18,
Townstttp 21 North, Range 1 Wet,
WM., also including all tide land of
the second class that have been pur-
clmsed front the State of Washing-
tom excepting that portion hersto-
/'ure conveyed, situated in Mason
County, Wash,
All tide lands of the second class, as
defined by section 1 of Chapter 36 of
the session laws of 1911, owned by
tlw State of Washingtz, situate in
front of, adjacent to or abutting
upon that part of Lot 4, Section 18,
Township 21 North, Range 1 West of
the Willamette Meridian, measured
ahmg the meander linc as follows:
Beginning at the point of intersec-
tiou of the meander line with the
north line of lot 3 of said section 18,
produced west and runniug thence
South 14,/ ° West 3.20 chains, more
or less, to all angle point in said
nleander line; thence Souti 13 ° East
3.54 chains and South 0*45' East
3.26 chains to the terminal point of
this description, with a frontage of
10.00 lineal chains, nlore or less,
Int!asul(¢d along the ineander line.
Exeepting from above description
"the South 12(1 feet thereof.
TERMS Oie SALE: The property
above descritled will be sold to the.
illghest and best I)idder for cash, pro-
vhh:d, however, that the Administrator'
With Will Annexed reservea the right
t. reject any and all bids submitted
herein, such bids to be subject to ap-
proval and confirmation of the above
(mtitled court; and that all bids be
submitted in writing at the time and
place above stated.
DATED at Olympia, Washington,
this lath day of December, 1959.
WILLIAM LEE PARR
Administrator With Will
Annex(d of the Estate of
l.),nald MacDonald,
Deceased.
PARR AND BAKER
321 Security Building
Olyml)ia, Washington
Attorneys for Estate 12/24-31 2t
CALL FOR BIDS
Fire Insurance'w/ extended coverage
on Fire Hall concrete block, two story,
composlti,m roof building• $16,000.00.
A single comprehensive, blanket,
Public Liability polioy on three fire
trucks, 1 Diamond "T" cost $20,954.00;
1 Ddge cost $9600.00; 1 International
about $3,000.00; in above policy non-
ownership coverage, Fire District Of-
ricers and appointed officials, business
premises nledical $250/$10,000.00 Public
Liability & Property Damage of $100,
000/$00,000/$10,000; Comprehensive @
$10,00.
The above policits to run for one
year from January 29, 1960. Policies
now in effect expire from January 29
to July 25, 1960..
Bids to be opened January 26, 1960
at the Belfair Fire ttall, 7:00 P,M.
HOWARD I. TRAMMELL
Secretary
Mason County
Fire District No. 2
Star Route 2, Box 684
Belfair, Washington
12/31-1/7 21
NO. $I2
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL
REI'OtlT AND PETITION FOR
1)ISTBll|UTION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
tn the Matter of the Estate of
THOMAS HUNTER O'NEILL, De-
ceased.
Bernice Kathryn O'Neill, Executrix
of said Estate, has filed with said
Court ier final report and petition for
distribution, asking the Court to set-
tie said report, distribute the property
to the persons thereto entitled and t
discharge said Executrix. Said eport
and petition will be heard on the 29th
day of January, 1960, at 10 A.M. in the
Courtroom of said Court, In the Coun-
ty Courthouse at Shelton Washington:
DATED THIS 28th day'of December
1959. "
HARRY DEYETTE
Clerk of the Superior Court
ROBERT L. SNYDER
Attorney at Law
Gooey Building
Sh(!lton, Washington
(SEAL) 12/31-1/7-14.21 4t
NO. 3148
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAI
PROPERTY AT PRIVATE ,JE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT O1 THE
STATE OF WASHINGT:N FOR
MASON COUNty
(In Probate)
In the Matter of the Estate of
BERTHA V. MUNSON. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, will on or after the
llth day of January 1960, offer for
sale, and sell, the following described
real property situated in Shelton, Me-
son County, Washington, to-wit:
The East five (5) feet of the North
one hundred (100) feet of Lot eleven
(11), and Lot twelve (12), except the
South fifty eight (58) feet thereof;
all In Block twenty three (28). Hill-
crest Addition to Shelton, Washing-
ton, according to the recorded plat
thereof in the office of the Auditor
for Mason County, Washington, Vol-
ume 2 of Plats, page 89,
be
By Mar." Davson
LAKE NAHWATZEL -- We
would like to congratulate Gene
Brown and Clayton McCrumb of
the Willow Creek ranch west of
Matlock on their beautifui yard
and window display of bright
lights and gay Christmas decora-
tions. Many other homes in our
vicinity had a lighted tree in the
yard or lighted decorations on
their doors to really add to the
spirit of Christmas•
MR. AND MRS. Lawrence Han-
son had as their Christmas eve
JOSEPII B. LIEGE[. dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. Don
li]x,,('utor . I
Slar Route 2, l.ox 118 Hanson and Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
Sll,qWn, Wasllingt,,n neth Gribble and son, all of Mat-
ROIH.:PJI' L. SNYI)EI, lock. •
Att,,rn,y at Llw Christmas day Mr. and Mrs.
(],, ey 1;uilding
' Lawrence Hanson and Mrs.
Sh,ql.n, Washington 12/2.1-31-1/7-14 41 Edythe B. Proffit drove to Seattle
.............................................. and were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Papworth. Mr.
and Mrs. Hanson returned to their
Some here Saturday and Mrs.
Profitt stayed in Seattle to visit
Ilatives for a week. ,,
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Boothe and
son of Seattle were weekend
guests of Mr, and Mrs. Clifford
Ford.
Tony Clinton of Bellingham
was a guest he of his father,
Charles Clinton during Christmas
vacates. Christmas day they
were dinner guegts of Mr. ad
Mrs. "Dec" Plmer at the Schafer
state Park. Sunday they drove to
Seattle to spend a few days.
MR. AND MRS. Sammy Diggle,
Jr. and Teresa were Christmas
day dinner guests of :Mr. Sam Dig-
gle, Sr. Saturday they attended a
family, delayed Christmas dinner
at the home of Mrs. Diggle's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Val-
ley. Other guests were Mr. and
NOTICE OF HFtRING
Franchlae Application No. 925
In the Matter of the Application of
the. WAKETICKEH WATER ASSOCI-
ATION, a corporation, for a franchise
to construct, operate and maintain a
4", 2" and i" wate pipe line upon a
portion of Primary State Highway No.
9 in Mason CoUnty, Washington.
WHEREAS, the Waketickeh Water
Association, a corporation° has filed
with the Washington State Highway
Commlsaion, under the previsions of
Chapter 53, Laws of 1937, as amended,
an application for a Franchise to con-
struct, operate and nmintain a four (4)
inch. two (2) inch and one (I) inch
water pipe-tine upon a portion of Pri-
nlary State Highway NO, 9 in Mason
County, WaslIngton, for a period o[
twenty-five (25) years, at tim follow-
ing locatioz ;
Beginning at a point on tile east
side of Prlmaxy State Highway No.
9, opposite approximate Highway
Engineer's Station 470+75 and con-
tinulng in a southerly direction
along the east side of aakl highway
through Lot 2, Section 23, Block 2 in
tile SE,/.r of the SW, of Section 23,
to a point opposite approximate
Highway Engineer's Station 408+00
in Lot 1, Section 27, all In Townsllip
24 North, Range 3 West:, W.M., cross-
ings as folows:
(I) opposite approximate Highway
Engineer's Station 470+75 with a 6-
inch stcel cashag
(2) opposite approximate Highway
Engineer's Station 465+00 with a 2-
inch steel casing
(3) opaosite approximate Highway
Engineer s Station 463+00 with a 2-
Inch steel casing
(4) opposite approximate Highway
Engim.r's StaLfoh ff6-00"with a 2-
inch stecl casing
(5) opposite approxinmtc Highway
Engineer's Station 458+00 with a 2-
inch steel casing
(6) opposite approximate IIighway
Engine.r's Station 40-F00 with a 3-
inch steel casing
NOW TMEREFORE, NOTICE IS
HEREBY. GIVEN • .
That a hearing will be held on said
appliration by the Washington State
Highway Conunisalon at its office in
the Transllortatlon Building, Olynlpia,
Washington, on the 19th day of Jan-
uary, 1960, at 1:30 o'clock P.M,, or as
oon thereafter as hearing may be had.
DATED at Olympia, Washington,
this 1st day of December, 1959.
• 7a/ W. A: BUGGE" " '
Director of Highways
12/31-1/7-14 3t
CALL FOR BID
Sealed bids will be received until
2:00 p.m., January 4, 1960, at the of-
fica of the County ComnHssloners for
furnishing Mason County .With one
four-door sedan.
i Specifications may be obtained at
the office of the county Engineer.
The County contemplates trading in
a 1956 Ford, Cotmty Equipment No. 2.
License No, C08718 fn its existing
condition except for certain special
equipment to be removed by the Coun-
ty as enumerated n the pecitlcations.
This unit of equipment may ne in-
spacted at the Mason County Court-
house.
The County ,reserves the right
reject any or all bids or to accept
bid deemed most ,advantageous to
C°untYOAHD OF
@ASON COUNTT, WASHINGTON
JOHN BARI]/fMAN
hairman of-the oard
Dated this 21 day of December, 1959.
C. NOLAN 'MASON
Clerk of the Board
.12/24-31 2t
CALL FOR BIDS
Notice-is-h-,,glvn that saied
bids will be received the Board of
Directors of S h e 1 t ,onlldat
School District
Vashtngton, for deliverY At
180, 'of m.-.ixt-ohe lweger con-
ventional-type school btm, equipped
with all traclo tires on re" where,
heavy duty gasoline motor, one sl|'e
wheel, sanders on rear wheIs, froht
and rear hesters, powered eellll
vents, windshield washers, Rub Rub
floor covering, body tradercoat, air
brake system, aluminum or non-cor-
roding steel window sash.
The bus Ust coliform to Washing-
ton State School Bus Regulations and
Specifications,
Sealed bids will be received at the
Clerk's Office, Evergreen School, up to
8:00 p.m,. Janu.ry 9. 1960. at which
time the bids will be opened and read
aloud.
The Board reserves the right to re-
Jeet any or all bids received.
By order 0f the Board of Directors
of Shelton coolid/*ted School Dis-
trict No. 809, Shelton, Wshington, the
8th day of December, 1959.
LAURA T. MURPHY
Clerk 1.2/17-24-31 3t
NO. $
NOTICE OF HEAINO FINAL
REPORT AND FETITI@N FOR
DISTRIBUTION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of GER-
Mrs. Claude Legacy of Tacoma,
Sam Diggle, Sr. and Bill" Nye o:
Olympia.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chappell
and family of Matlock were
Christmas dinner guests of the
latter's father, Mr. Albert Kuhnle.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Case and son
and Mr. and Mrs. Sam egg and
daughters of Shelton were otiler
guests enjoying the tmliday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Chappel and
family of Dayton and Fred and
George Pauley of Shelton were
Saturday evening dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chappel at
Matlock.
Mr. and Mrs. Dorcy Goff of Un-
ion enjoyed their Christmas din-
ner with Mr. and Mrs. James
Bieeker
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Reed of
Matlock store had as their
Christmas day dinner guests Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Ford, Mr. and
Mrs, Lee Dawson and son, Eddie
and Mr. E. J. Eidemiller. Miss Di-
anna Booths of Hoquiam was also
a guest. Later in tim evening Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Boothe of Seattle
dropped in.
Mrs. Lee Dawson drove to Se-
attle last Thursday and visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pigg and
son Maury and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Dumphrey and her grandson,
Ralphie.
MR. AND lifflRS. Leo Bishop and
son, Douglas of Shelton were
Christmas eve guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Dawson.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve McCowan
of Torrance, Calif. spent last week
at the home of the latter's sister
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Springer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Springer
drove to Brinnon Christmas morn-
ing and were dinner guests at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Springer.
Mrs, Myrtle Cameron and Mrs.
Edri Bateman enjoyed their
Christmas dinner as guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Cooper.
MR. AND MRS. James Hick-
son and family of Dayton spent
Christmas day here with Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Hickson and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Zillyette
and Mike drove to Westport
Christmas eve and attended a par-
ty at the home o£ Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Peterman. Christmas day
they were dinner guests in Monte-
sane at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Zillyette.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kelly, Da-
vid and Betty of Matlock were
Christmas day dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pauley in
Shelton.
Saturday evening dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kelly were
Miss Gloria Pauley of Shelton and
Ronnie Kjellman of Matlock.
Mr. Lee Dawson and son Lee
Eddie an Steve Crape spent Sat-
urday and Sunday at Grayland
surf fishing and duck hunting. No
ducks, some nice perch though,
Sunday Mrs. Lee Dawson and Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis Reed and Roberta
You Can•Own
this Mae 140
Fairmont & Olymplo Hiway
(Formei'ly Hilleret Hardware)
- - IIII I II
BYLINE & BATSTONE
latmerl Directors
703 Rgllroad Avenue
PHONE HA 6-4803
Lumber Outlook Good
For '60 Despile Two
Home Building Slows
Douglas fit' millm(m are taking
an optimistic view of business for
1960, reports H. V. Simpson, cxe-
cutiv, vice president of the West
Coast Lumbermen's Association.
Tight moncy and increascd in-
terest charges for home mort-
ga,}s pose some real problems,
the veteran lumberman ohserved,
and may cut new home starts from
the high 1,350,000 figure of 1959
by as much a five per cent.
Demand for west coast lumber,
Simpson forecast, will be high in
1960, despite the tight money sit-
uation. He listed a pent-up de-
mand for housing, increaaing pop-
ulation, stepped-up indnstrial plant
drove down for the day.
A very enjoyable Christmas day
was had at the home of Mr and
Mrs. F. E, Hewson when all their
children and families were home
for Christmas dinner. Those pres-
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hw-
son and son of Buena, Wash., Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Hewson and ehll-
dren of Granger, Wash,, and Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Parker and chil-
dren of Olympia. Mr. Parker'
parents, Mr, and Mrs. H. A. Park-
er of Ephrata, Wash. were also
guests.
.UNDAY, Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
Hewson drove to Seattle and at-
tended an open house reception
for Mr. and Mrs. George Crabb
who were married recently, They
also took Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hew-
son to the bus depot where they
departed for their eastern Wash-
ington home,
Thank you, friends and nelEh-
bets for all your contributions the
pkst year that have made my
column "Lake Nahwatzel" pos-
sible. Without your kindness and
help and time each Monday mo-
ing I would not have any news to
publish. Thank you again and a
very happy and prosperous New
Year to you all
HOME
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, NO DELAY
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expansion, and tile continuing
construction of schools, churches
and commercial structures as good
prospects for west coast ]tlnber.
Production, orders and ship-
nlents of hlnlber fl'oln western
Oregon 'and western Washington
was up in 1959, Simpson said,
nmrking the end of a two-year re-
cession.
Prodnction for the Douglas fir
region of western Oregon and
western Washington in 1959 wmu
8,400,000,000 board feet compared
to $8,042,982,000 in 1958 and
7,791,485,000 in 1957. Orders in
1959 totaled 8,400,000,000 feet
compared to 8,193,469,000 in 19,58
and $7,741,408,000 feet in 1957
Shipments maintained the same
relative ratio, amounting to
$8,320,000,000 in 1959, 8,069,087,-
000 in 1958 and 7,873,549,000 in
1957.
New homes are needed, Simpson
said, for new families being cre-
ated as the ar baby crop comes
of age, an d where there is demand,
the ingenuity of American people
will find a way to meet such ob-
stacles as financing,
Most economists admit that 1960
will start a decade of boom times
in the U.S. and when economic
candition are bright, west coast
sawmills will share in this pros-
pertly.
T a Journal Want d
blew TeStament :
Lwts . lam¥, t
Odd lilows ll
SECOND STREET
,lllble oheol 01 aa.
Chueeh Meeviou 11 a.m,
aml 7.0 p;m, to B:00 p,m.
(Episcopal)
4th & Cedar Streeht
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 27TH
9:45 a.m. Church School.
11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer.
Jack Jeffery
Andrew Beeiik
f
TUNE IN
Channel
ll
7:00 p,m.
7th and Franklin Street
'Worship Services .............................................................. 11 a,m.
Sunday School and Bible Class .................................... 9:30 a.nt.
Mid-week Bible Study ................................... Vx,rtdnesd;t,v, 7 p.m.
--- CARI, ,J. CARLEN, Pastor
i i I
THE NETHOmST OllURGH
North 4th and Pine Streets
ROBERT R, RINGS, Mr
"Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Church School 9:45 a.m.
Youth Fellowship 6:30 p.m.
FIRST OIIMION OF OHRIST, SCIENTIST
Alder St., 8heltn. Wash.
B undy hhool 0:30 a.m. Cureh 11 a.m.
"Way evening testimony meeting 8 p.m.
Readlng.)om looate4 in etmrch. Reading room hours 2 to
4 p,m. on. & Wed. evening 6:45 to 7:45.
THE 00EST TC,,
.... , , t ,u ....
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SIIELTON 60D
130 East Plrte St. Mason oung und, Paster
WATCH NIGHT SERVICE
Thursday, December 31, 8:00 p.m.
REV. AND MR6. DANIEL MASER GUEST SPEAKERS
Missionaries on Furlough From Cuba
Sunday School ....................................................................... 0:45 a.m.
Morning Woluip ................................................................ 11:00 a.m.
Christ'- kmbasaalors ............................................................... 6:00 p.m.
Evangelistic Service ..................................................................... 7:00 p,m.
NL ALUANOIE 0MUHOM
Wmdinlton & J s. Eugene Breid, PaYor
Sun samol .................................................................... 9:45 a..
Mora WorsMp ................................................................ 11:00
A. Y. F. ................................................................................ 6:30 p,m.
Evening ,Service ...............................
md- W;¢in';:::::::Z .............................. 7:307:30 pro.Pro
All bids must in writing, may
delivered to the undersigned Execu-
tor personally, may he delivered to
the office of his attorney, R. Franklin
Heuston, Angle Building, Shton,
Washington, and may be flied in the
office of the Clerk of the above en-
titled Court,
The undersigned reserves the right
to reject any and all bids, Said prop-
erty will be sold for cash, or caBh mad
credit and shall be subject o the rati-
fication, confirmation and approval of
the above entitled court.
Dated this 18 day of Decemb. 1959.
WILLIAM S. VAI,
Executor of above entitled
Eta
FiLAltma, uhinn
Attoru,
Angle BId., elton, W .
-$1-1f/ 3t
TRUDE MORGAN HAYES. Deceased.
Elizabeth A. Oyer. Executrix of said
Estate, has flied with said Court her patronalesMsul00ortdur.
flnai report and tltion for distrlbu-
tion, asking the Court to settle said b I the past year, and to
report, distribute the property to the
persons thereto entitled and to dis- [/
charge .id ,00ee.trtx ,d report mad New Year.
petition will be heard on the $th day
of JanuarY, 1960. at 10 A.M. in the
Courtroom of,utd Court. in the Coun; MASON ...iM/inn'uTv
ty ourthou at Shelton, Wllgton.
DATED TH. th dy of December,
STATIH00S
!
%-' 118 North 2rid Street
] gleeS, 'ahnse
te €oming .year.
EVERGREEN
TEXAO0
SERVI00
9:30 p.m. Refreshments and Fellowship
10:30 p.m. Film: "THE WAY OUT"
11:30 p,m. Candle Lighted Communion Service
Sunday, Jmuaw 3
P.U.D. AUDITORIUM • 3rd and Cota
SUNDAY, JANUARY 3--
9:30 a.m. Guest speaker, Phil Paulsrud
MALE CHORUS
10:00 a.m. Bible Study.
"Something Worth While" ,
rl i i i
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Frail Ulrli-tRAN
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• Family Features
The Christian Scienca Monito¢
One Norway St., Boston 15, Mal.
Send your mewspoper for ths time
checked. Enclosed find my check 0€
money order. ] yeor $20 [']
6 months $10 I-I 3 months $$ ff
flSHEIINEN'S 00CLUB
Good Readxng
for the
Whole Family
December 31, ].959
ORDINANCE NO. 661
ORDINANCE relating to vsca-
anti sick h,av4 for clliplovees of
of S|u!ltoll: BE IT Olt.lJAINEI)
THE MAYOR AND COMMISS-
ERS OF THF] CITY (iF' SIlli]L-
fdh)ws :
1. Ench sulmrdinnte officer
fulllilno vlnphq','t,e o|' lilt' City Of
shall I w enlith,d Io n(d less
five-sixlh of a wa'king day €f
leave with full pay for each
O[ elllph)ylllonl , if sllid ('111-
/1(IOI11 iS CC)IIIillO(b/lS l'qlI' SlX l:lonlllS,
days of cacll month will be
after 10 years Of conlinuolls
nlent, Wil(q'c elltllloylll(•Ot COlll-
on or I)el'ol'! the 15th day of
' lnonth vacation leave stlall at!cru(t
of the first dny of such lnonth;
such olnplt)ylllent conll|lencl%q
the 15th day of any ]noutll, vs-
h!ave shall a('cru(! tl of Ill(' fh'sl
of the following lllOnth. Ill,ave
accrue in uoits Of whoh' or half
Accl'ued leave credit for pel'lll-
subordinate officers and ellt-
ees on the ffffective date of lids
shall be retroactive, to Jan-
1, 1959, less varation leavp takvn
im 2. Each such subordinate
or enlployi,c shall 1. • entitled
I accIu(' unused vat!alien leav( not
15 working days. Officers
h'ansferring from one
to another shall be on-
to transfer such accrued vats-
leave to each succeeding depart-
Leave shall not accrue during
terminal leave, or leave without
3. All vacation leaves shall
taken at a lime convenient to tile
department.
4. When the employment of
is terminated by death, re-
in force, retirement, dismissal
resignathm, accrued ve-
to the extent authorized
shall be paid to such person, or
If PROVIDED,
resignation, ads-
notice of ion to resign
given to the employing de-
Where the last working
of such employment falls after
day of any month, full credit
accraed leave shall be given for
Inonth.
5. Ally person who shall be
after termination as set
above shall be dccmed a new
cee under the tez'nm of this or-
6. No pay- in lieu of vaca-
be paid for an:,. reason.
• Each permanent, fulltime
officer or employee shall
to accrue sick leave with
pay amounting to one working
for each month of employment,
a maximum accial of forty
days, to be calculated, so far
of employnlent, in the same
as vacation leave. Any sick
claimed In excess of three suc-
working days shall be sub-
by. a written report of a
when requested by the
to tile effect that the per-
claiming such is incapable, due
or injury, of perfornllng his
duties. Failure to fm'nish
report shall result 'In a disallow-
of sick leave pay after tile third
The City may request subse-
)orts of physician If sick
continues, failure it) furnish
shall result in disallowance of
pay for each working day
ing date of such request.
8. Permanent salaried enl-
on the effective date of this
!thence shall be entitled to accrued
leave credit retroactive to Jan-
1, 1959, less sick leave already
tn 1959. No accrued sick leave
paid upon ternfination of era-
for ally reason.
9, Pernlanent part lime em-
will be calculated on the same
as regular employees using an-
wm'ked as basis for aceru-
leave•
10, It is further provided,
It Is the intent of this ordinam!e,
that no accrued vacation
as of tile date of lhis ordinance
be lost by any employee.
11. This ordinance shall take
January 1, 1960.
December 15, 1959.
this 22nd day of December,
/S/ EARL tI. MOORE
Mayor
ALMA K. CATTO /s/
Clerk
as to fornl
,.C. T, HATTEN, Attorney.
12/31-1t
NO. 3159
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
OF WASHINGTON FOR
COUNTY
the Matter of the Estate of JOHN
Deceased.
B. Liegel is the appointed
Executor of said estate.
having claims against said
are required to serve the
duplicate, duly vei'ifled, on
or hls attorney, Robert
at the address below stated,
the same with the Clerk of
with proof of such
six months after the
publication of this notice,
will be barred.
of first publication: December
JOSEPH B, LIEGEL
ExeCutor
Star Route 2, Box 118
8helton, Washington
L. SNTDER
at
/ •
12/10-17-24-31 4t
OF .WARRANT CALL
is hereby given that the fol-
Mason County Warrants are
at the office of the
of said County, and that lin-
will cease Decemlr 31, 1959:
DISTRICT No. 404
BUILDING FUND
Nos. 30 to 34 inclusive.
JOHN B. COLE
Treasurer of Mason County
State of Washington
By MARY I. DOBSON.
Deput.v
at Shelton, Washington, De-
31, 1959.
12/31 It
CAUSE NO. ?873
OF SHERIFF'S SALI
OF REAL ESTATE
llde Exeeutlon
I-RIOR COURT OF THE
OF WASHINGTON FOR
COUNTY
F. LEWIS, a widow, Plain-
Margaret Woods, a widow,
and by virtue of an execution
out of and under the seal of
Oourt o2 the State of
in mad for said County,
day of November, 19159, upon
rendered in said Court, on
& 28 day of October, 1959, trt
of HELEN F. LEWIS, plaintiff
against MARGARET WOODS. de-
for the sum of Eighteen hun-
thirty-one dollar8 & fifty-sins
($1881,59) together with attor-
"fees. interest, costs and lncreas-
and to me directed and de-
g me to sell the fol-
described property to satisfy
to-wit: In the County
and State of.Washington, to-
19, 70 and 71 in the plat of Oak-
Beach, Mason County, Wash-
as filed for record in the of-
of the County Auditor of Ms-
County, Washington, Septem-
9, 1925. Tracts 266, 267 and 268,
supplemental Maps of Shel-
Lands, as shown on the of-
of said tidelands on file
of the Commissioner of
Lands at Olympia, Washing-
IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
the 8th day of January,
o'clock in the forenoon of
day, I will sell the above desclrb-
e't,,, or so much thereof as
hecessary to satisfy said Judg-
ther with attorney's tees,
and increased costs, in
to the sum of ($1841.67)
forty-one dollars
sixty-seven cnts, plus Sheriff's
sale will take place at the East
the Court House at 4th & A1-
and State, and will
for each in hand
but bidm'.
this nd
Sheriff of Hid .¢tmmty
12/10.17.4M-31.1/7 .[it
Legal Publications
NIITICI,; O1" AI,E OF
,,4'rATE TIDE I.ANI)
N()TI(?E IS ITEREI.Y /lIVEN, That
on Ttf(!s(lay, il/q' l!}th d ly o[ .l:illllal'.v.
l.()ti0,'{'()lllllll,lll!ill ill |Oil t)'c]otk ill tht
fl,l'Oll(Jlll Of stid day, ill l'r*nt €)1' lilt,
Iil;lill ('llll'0n('' doqJl' tq, |ID' ('.tD.Ilily C(blll'l
lI,KIS,' ill 111i? oily ,l' SIiclIt)n, CoUllty t)l'
llas()ll, S|ale* id' Wa.llillglOll. h v lilt!
(*Klnty .\\;tll|ill,r (d" saitt ('lll]l ly. tlut
followilJg tl,,'cribt¢(I slat,! tide hHldta,
logvtlh'r wilh the illll)l'OVtqllolll.q silu-
atL!d lh•l'l!on, will bt' sldd al I)tll,Jil •
ttllC|i,ll lo till! tlighcsl Iliddpr lhol'of,l',
h)-wit :
NO'I'E--No one excellt citizens of
lit," I!nited Ntates, or Ilq'riollS who
have declared their intention to be-.
('OIIle sueil, eso pllrcllaNe s|ate laads.
Applicathm No. 13352
Tile tidt'llulds of thv sec,nid cla.s,
owned by the Slate of Washiogton,
situate in front of. adja(',HlI to 1' tl)llt-
ling neon the ,qouth 6.1)0 challis, as
lllCal.lFod along [h( gf)vol'nlll(!llt liD!an-
der lille, of (lo/t'lnlllont Lot 3, S,'('li*n
27. Township 21 North, Range '2 W,st,
W•M., with' a frontag'c i,I' 6.!10 lineal
chains, lnore (*r lessi, al)l)r}lisod at
$100.00 per lineal chain or $60{).00.
Located Oil Pickering })ttssagq' Oll the
westerly side of liarstille l:.;laod ill
eastlq'll 'SSIIII C.ounty•
To 1)' sold :it Sh,!lltm, CoIIlliy Seat
on Ttl,sda,,', January 19, 1960 at ]0
o'clock a.ol.
Appliealiou No. 13369
Tll' tid,,hmds 1; the second class
owned by tlw State of Washington,
situate ill front of, adjacent to, or
abutting upon those, portions of (;ov-
ernnlcnt Lots 7 and 8, Sp(!|ion 34,
Townsllip 21 North, I.ange 2 West,
W.M,, lying soulh of |hi! solllh liue or"
the north 1280 i'ect of slli(t (o:rnnte.nt
Lot 8 produced east, and norlh of the
south line of the N of said (overn-
nlent Lot 7, as IlleasurQd along the
west line thereoI, produced east, witll
a frontage of 11.82 lineal chains, more
or lcss. "
EXCEPTING, however, any of the
above described tidelands of the sec-
ond class included in a tract conveyed
for the cultivation of oysters in ac-
cordance with the provisions )f Chap-
ter 24, Laws of,1895 to Henry McDer-
mid through deed issued Scptelnbcr 24,
1900 under Application No, 2961, ap-
praised at $25.00 per linc'al chain or
$295.50.
Located on the westerly side of Pick-
ering Passage about 9 allies northeast
of Shelton In southc, astcrn Mason
County,
To be sold at Shelton, Count
on Tuesday, January 19,
o'clock a.m.
Application No. 13192
The tidelands of the second cla
owned by the State of Washington,
situate in front of, adjacent to or abut-
ting upon the E½ of the West 50 feet
of the Etmt 870 feet of Govermncnt L,,t
2, Section 17, Townshtp 22 North
Range 2 West, W.M.. with a frontage
of 0.38 lineal chain, more or less ap-
praised at, $200.00 per l seal chain or
$76.00,
Located on the northe, rly side of
ttood Canal about 7 miles southwest
of Belfair in eastern Mason County.
To be sold at Shelton,
on Tuesday, January 19,
o'clock a.m.
Application No. 13288
The tidelands of the second class
owned by the State of Washingt(m,
situate, in front of, adjacent to or abut-
ting Ul)On that portion of Governnlenl
Lot 1, Section 21, Towlmhip 22 North,
Range /1 West, W.M., lying between
the south line of tile north 300 feet
thereof, and the following described
lint: :
Beginning at a point on the Govern-
ment meander line which is S 4 ° 21'
W 68.81 feet fronl all angb l)oint in
said nleander line which is S 11" 30'
W 333.3 feet from the meander corner
on tile north line of said S,!ction 21,
and running thence. East to the east
lille of said Governolent Lot 1, with a
frontlge of 1.45 lineal cllains, lmn'e or
Icss.
Excepting. thercfronl, any tidelands
of tile. second class conveyed to Tholn-
as O'Neill and A. L. McDonald
through deed issued December 1, 1900
for the cullivation of oysters in ac-
cor(l/tn('e with the provisions of Chap-
te.r 24, Laws .f 1895 un(tcr Application
No. 3001 and to W. H. Kneeland
thlzgh deed issued September 15, 1906
for the, cultivation of oysters in ac-
cordance with the. provisb)ns of Chap-
ter 24, Laws of 1895 under Application
No. 3200, appraised at $60.00 per lineal
chain or $87.00.
Located on the easterly side of Case
Inlet,. neat" Victor, in eastern Mason
County.
To be sold at Shelton, County Seat
on Tuesday, January 19, 1960 at J0
o'chlck a.m,
All sales shall be conducted between
the hours of ten o'chlck in tim fore-
noon and four o'clock in tile after-
noon. If all sales cannot be offered
within the specified tinle on the ad-
vertised date, the sale shall continue
on the following day betwepn t e
hours of ten o'ch)ck in the forenoon
and four o'clock in the afternoon. Any
sale which has been offered and for
which there are no bids received, shall
not be re-offered until it has been re-
advertised.
Said lands shall be sold for not less
than the. appraised value above stated
and upon the terms and conditions fol-
lowing :
Not less than one-tenth of the pur-
chase price must be paid at the time
of sale. The purchaser, if he be not the
owner of the improvements, must
forthwith pay to the officer making
the sale the full anmunt of the ap-
praised value of the Improvements, as
above stated. One-tenth of the pur-
chase price mu be paid annually :
thereafter with Interest on all deferred
payments at the rate of six per centum
p?r annum: Provided, That any pur-
aser may make full Payment Of prin-
cipal, interest and statutory foes at
any thne and obtain deed, The pur-
chaser of land containing tLmber or
other valuable materials is prohibited
by law from cutting or removing any
such timber or materials without firat
obtaining consent of the Commissioner
of Public Lands, until the full amount
of the purchase price has been paid
and deed issued,
All sales of state lands are made
subject to the reservations of oils,
gases, coal, ores, minerals and fossils
of every name, kind and descrlptlon,
and to the additional terms and con-
ditions prescribed in section 3 of chap-
ter 256 of the Laws of 1907,
Said land will be sold subject to the
terms conditions and rese.i .... •,
chapter 312 of the Session Laws of
1927. relating to easements for rights-
of-way and the carrying of timber,
stone, minerals and other products
over the same,
BERT L. COLE
Commissioner of Public Lands
12/2d-81-1/7-14 4t
NO. 7686
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TttE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND
FOR MASON COUNTY
FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE
ASSOCIATION, a corporation, Plain-
tiff, vs. CHARLES R. NELSON and
NORENE M, NELSON, husband and
wife, Defendants,
THE STATE OF gN'ASHINGTON to:
CHARLES R. NELSON and NORENE
M. NELSON,
You, and each of you, are hereby
summoned to appear within sixty (60)
days after the date of first publication
of this summons, to-wit, within sixty
(60) days after the 17 day of Decem-
ber, 1959, and defend the above-enti-
tled action in the above-entitled court
and answer the complaints of the
plaintiff, and serve a copy of your an-
swer upon the undersigned attorneys
for the plaintiff, at their office below
• stated; and In case of your failure so
to do. Judgment will be rendered
against you according to the demands
of the complaint in this action which
has been filed with the Clerk of said
court,
The object of this actton is to fore-
close a mortgage on the following de-
scribed real estate sltuate In Mason
County, State of Washington, more
particularly described as follows:
Lot Five (5), Block Twenty (20),
Hillcrest Addition to Shelton, Wash-
lngton, according to the plat there-
of recorded in Volume " of Plats at
page 39, records of the office of the
Auditor of Mason County, State of
Weshlngton.
BROD1E & FRISTOE
Attorneys for Plaintiff
@ffloe nd l,t Offe d0as:
I ¢PlI ltrlt BulMing
OIympla, Washi ton
ln 7-24.81I/7.14-21..t
SHELTON,MASON COUNTY JOURNAL Published tn "Ohrtstmastown U.S.A. " Shelton
Legal Publications
NO. 3162
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN TIlE S[.II)EI.I()[{ COUIr{T OF TITE
ST,ATE OF WAS111N(TON F()R
MAS()N C()UNTY
In th,' Math'r (.d the Est:llo of F,I.IZ-
Al;l,]Tft L. ALLEN, l')cc,!ased.
.ls'ph it. l,ieffel is lhc appoinlod
filial qualifid Ex,vut,a' of said t!sldie.
All ].,rsms having (,lailns ItgltillSi said
(h,(','a:od tll't ? i.(!quirod tO serve thc
santo ill dllpli(:alo, duly verified, on
,aid Exocu'or or his attorney, .lhbert
S ','( ,'r :tl liw Itddrl,ss be](W state(l,
itltd fih' tlu' fillllle with lhc Clerk of
said C)ul't, together with proof of
Sllch Sel'CiCO, within six lllonibs aftt!i
illl, dui,! of first ])ub]ication of lhis
n()t[('(', or tile same will b(" har'ol
I)ATE of first publi(';ltion : D't'Clll-
])cv 2t, 1959,
LAKE NAHWATZEL
NO. 3103
NOTICE OF SALE OF
REAL I'ROPER'rY
IN TItE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WAStfINGTON IN AND
FOR TItE COUNTY OF MASON
Ill the Matter el tile Estate of DON-
ALP Macl)ONALD, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
pursuant to the Order of the Superior
Court for Mason County, made and en-
tered on the 18th day of December,
1959, in the malter of the estate of
D,,nald MacDonald, the undersigned
Adminislr'ator With Will Annexed is
aulhortzed to sell the real estate here-
inafter described on Saturday, the 2nd
day of January. 1960, at the hour of
10:00 A.M., at the office of Parr &
Baker 32l Security Building, Olympia
Washington, and in obedience to said
order sell at private sale all the right,
title and interest of said estatc in and
to the following dr,scribed prol)erty
situated, lying and being in Mason
C.unty, State of Washington, to-wit:
Beginning at a point 20,78 chains
East of the cornel' to Sections 7, 12.
13 and 18; running thence East 21,37
:tlains to quarter section corner;
thence South one rod; thence West
10 chains; thence South 9.% chains;
thcnce West 10 chains; thence South
15 chaitm; thence West about 24
rods down center of a gulch to inten-
der line of Plekering Passage; thence
ill a northerly dlrectlon along said
nleander line and up center ot creek
or branch (3 links wide) to a point
of beginning, containing 24.25 acres,
more or less, located in Section 18,
Townstttp 21 North, Range 1 Wet,
WM., also including all tide land of
the second class that have been pur-
clmsed front the State of Washing-
tom excepting that portion hersto-
/'ure conveyed, situated in Mason
County, Wash,
All tide lands of the second class, as
defined by section 1 of Chapter 36 of
the session laws of 1911, owned by
tlw State of Washingtz, situate in
front of, adjacent to or abutting
upon that part of Lot 4, Section 18,
Township 21 North, Range 1 West of
the Willamette Meridian, measured
ahmg the meander linc as follows:
Beginning at the point of intersec-
tiou of the meander line with the
north line of lot 3 of said section 18,
produced west and runniug thence
South 14,/ ° West 3.20 chains, more
or less, to all angle point in said
nleander line; thence Souti 13 ° East
3.54 chains and South 0*45' East
3.26 chains to the terminal point of
this description, with a frontage of
10.00 lineal chains, nlore or less,
Int!asul(¢d along the ineander line.
Exeepting from above description
"the South 12(1 feet thereof.
TERMS Oie SALE: The property
above descritled will be sold to the.
illghest and best I)idder for cash, pro-
vhh:d, however, that the Administrator'
With Will Annexed reservea the right
t. reject any and all bids submitted
herein, such bids to be subject to ap-
proval and confirmation of the above
(mtitled court; and that all bids be
submitted in writing at the time and
place above stated.
DATED at Olympia, Washington,
this lath day of December, 1959.
WILLIAM LEE PARR
Administrator With Will
Annex(d of the Estate of
l.),nald MacDonald,
Deceased.
PARR AND BAKER
321 Security Building
Olyml)ia, Washington
Attorneys for Estate 12/24-31 2t
CALL FOR BIDS
Fire Insurance'w/ extended coverage
on Fire Hall concrete block, two story,
composlti,m roof building• $16,000.00.
A single comprehensive, blanket,
Public Liability polioy on three fire
trucks, 1 Diamond "T" cost $20,954.00;
1 Ddge cost $9600.00; 1 International
about $3,000.00; in above policy non-
ownership coverage, Fire District Of-
ricers and appointed officials, business
premises nledical $250/$10,000.00 Public
Liability & Property Damage of $100,
000/$00,000/$10,000; Comprehensive @
$10,00.
The above policits to run for one
year from January 29, 1960. Policies
now in effect expire from January 29
to July 25, 1960..
Bids to be opened January 26, 1960
at the Belfair Fire ttall, 7:00 P,M.
HOWARD I. TRAMMELL
Secretary
Mason County
Fire District No. 2
Star Route 2, Box 684
Belfair, Washington
12/31-1/7 21
NO. $I2
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL
REI'OtlT AND PETITION FOR
1)ISTBll|UTION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
tn the Matter of the Estate of
THOMAS HUNTER O'NEILL, De-
ceased.
Bernice Kathryn O'Neill, Executrix
of said Estate, has filed with said
Court ier final report and petition for
distribution, asking the Court to set-
tie said report, distribute the property
to the persons thereto entitled and t
discharge said Executrix. Said eport
and petition will be heard on the 29th
day of January, 1960, at 10 A.M. in the
Courtroom of said Court, In the Coun-
ty Courthouse at Shelton Washington:
DATED THIS 28th day'of December
1959. "
HARRY DEYETTE
Clerk of the Superior Court
ROBERT L. SNYDER
Attorney at Law
Gooey Building
Sh(!lton, Washington
(SEAL) 12/31-1/7-14.21 4t
NO. 3148
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAI
PROPERTY AT PRIVATE ,JE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT O1 THE
STATE OF WASHINGT:N FOR
MASON COUNty
(In Probate)
In the Matter of the Estate of
BERTHA V. MUNSON. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, will on or after the
llth day of January 1960, offer for
sale, and sell, the following described
real property situated in Shelton, Me-
son County, Washington, to-wit:
The East five (5) feet of the North
one hundred (100) feet of Lot eleven
(11), and Lot twelve (12), except the
South fifty eight (58) feet thereof;
all In Block twenty three (28). Hill-
crest Addition to Shelton, Washing-
ton, according to the recorded plat
thereof in the office of the Auditor
for Mason County, Washington, Vol-
ume 2 of Plats, page 89,
be
By Mar." Davson
LAKE NAHWATZEL -- We
would like to congratulate Gene
Brown and Clayton McCrumb of
the Willow Creek ranch west of
Matlock on their beautifui yard
and window display of bright
lights and gay Christmas decora-
tions. Many other homes in our
vicinity had a lighted tree in the
yard or lighted decorations on
their doors to really add to the
spirit of Christmas•
MR. AND MRS. Lawrence Han-
son had as their Christmas eve
JOSEPII B. LIEGE[. dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. Don
li]x,,('utor . I
Slar Route 2, l.ox 118 Hanson and Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
Sll,qWn, Wasllingt,,n neth Gribble and son, all of Mat-
ROIH.:PJI' L. SNYI)EI, lock. •
Att,,rn,y at Llw Christmas day Mr. and Mrs.
(],, ey 1;uilding
' Lawrence Hanson and Mrs.
Sh,ql.n, Washington 12/2.1-31-1/7-14 41 Edythe B. Proffit drove to Seattle
.............................................. and were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Papworth. Mr.
and Mrs. Hanson returned to their
Some here Saturday and Mrs.
Profitt stayed in Seattle to visit
Ilatives for a week. ,,
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Boothe and
son of Seattle were weekend
guests of Mr, and Mrs. Clifford
Ford.
Tony Clinton of Bellingham
was a guest he of his father,
Charles Clinton during Christmas
vacates. Christmas day they
were dinner guegts of Mr. ad
Mrs. "Dec" Plmer at the Schafer
state Park. Sunday they drove to
Seattle to spend a few days.
MR. AND MRS. Sammy Diggle,
Jr. and Teresa were Christmas
day dinner guests of :Mr. Sam Dig-
gle, Sr. Saturday they attended a
family, delayed Christmas dinner
at the home of Mrs. Diggle's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Val-
ley. Other guests were Mr. and
NOTICE OF HFtRING
Franchlae Application No. 925
In the Matter of the Application of
the. WAKETICKEH WATER ASSOCI-
ATION, a corporation, for a franchise
to construct, operate and maintain a
4", 2" and i" wate pipe line upon a
portion of Primary State Highway No.
9 in Mason CoUnty, Washington.
WHEREAS, the Waketickeh Water
Association, a corporation° has filed
with the Washington State Highway
Commlsaion, under the previsions of
Chapter 53, Laws of 1937, as amended,
an application for a Franchise to con-
struct, operate and nmintain a four (4)
inch. two (2) inch and one (I) inch
water pipe-tine upon a portion of Pri-
nlary State Highway NO, 9 in Mason
County, WaslIngton, for a period o[
twenty-five (25) years, at tim follow-
ing locatioz ;
Beginning at a point on tile east
side of Prlmaxy State Highway No.
9, opposite approximate Highway
Engineer's Station 470+75 and con-
tinulng in a southerly direction
along the east side of aakl highway
through Lot 2, Section 23, Block 2 in
tile SE,/.r of the SW, of Section 23,
to a point opposite approximate
Highway Engineer's Station 408+00
in Lot 1, Section 27, all In Townsllip
24 North, Range 3 West:, W.M., cross-
ings as folows:
(I) opposite approximate Highway
Engineer's Station 470+75 with a 6-
inch stcel cashag
(2) opposite approximate Highway
Engineer's Station 465+00 with a 2-
inch steel casing
(3) opaosite approximate Highway
Engineer s Station 463+00 with a 2-
Inch steel casing
(4) opposite approximate Highway
Engim.r's StaLfoh ff6-00"with a 2-
inch stecl casing
(5) opposite approxinmtc Highway
Engineer's Station 458+00 with a 2-
inch steel casing
(6) opposite approximate IIighway
Engine.r's Station 40-F00 with a 3-
inch steel casing
NOW TMEREFORE, NOTICE IS
HEREBY. GIVEN • .
That a hearing will be held on said
appliration by the Washington State
Highway Conunisalon at its office in
the Transllortatlon Building, Olynlpia,
Washington, on the 19th day of Jan-
uary, 1960, at 1:30 o'clock P.M,, or as
oon thereafter as hearing may be had.
DATED at Olympia, Washington,
this 1st day of December, 1959.
• 7a/ W. A: BUGGE" " '
Director of Highways
12/31-1/7-14 3t
CALL FOR BID
Sealed bids will be received until
2:00 p.m., January 4, 1960, at the of-
fica of the County ComnHssloners for
furnishing Mason County .With one
four-door sedan.
i Specifications may be obtained at
the office of the county Engineer.
The County contemplates trading in
a 1956 Ford, Cotmty Equipment No. 2.
License No, C08718 fn its existing
condition except for certain special
equipment to be removed by the Coun-
ty as enumerated n the pecitlcations.
This unit of equipment may ne in-
spacted at the Mason County Court-
house.
The County ,reserves the right
reject any or all bids or to accept
bid deemed most ,advantageous to
C°untYOAHD OF
@ASON COUNTT, WASHINGTON
JOHN BARI]/fMAN
hairman of-the oard
Dated this 21 day of December, 1959.
C. NOLAN 'MASON
Clerk of the Board
.12/24-31 2t
CALL FOR BIDS
Notice-is-h-,,glvn that saied
bids will be received the Board of
Directors of S h e 1 t ,onlldat
School District
Vashtngton, for deliverY At
180, 'of m.-.ixt-ohe lweger con-
ventional-type school btm, equipped
with all traclo tires on re" where,
heavy duty gasoline motor, one sl|'e
wheel, sanders on rear wheIs, froht
and rear hesters, powered eellll
vents, windshield washers, Rub Rub
floor covering, body tradercoat, air
brake system, aluminum or non-cor-
roding steel window sash.
The bus Ust coliform to Washing-
ton State School Bus Regulations and
Specifications,
Sealed bids will be received at the
Clerk's Office, Evergreen School, up to
8:00 p.m,. Janu.ry 9. 1960. at which
time the bids will be opened and read
aloud.
The Board reserves the right to re-
Jeet any or all bids received.
By order 0f the Board of Directors
of Shelton coolid/*ted School Dis-
trict No. 809, Shelton, Wshington, the
8th day of December, 1959.
LAURA T. MURPHY
Clerk 1.2/17-24-31 3t
NO. $
NOTICE OF HEAINO FINAL
REPORT AND FETITI@N FOR
DISTRIBUTION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of GER-
Mrs. Claude Legacy of Tacoma,
Sam Diggle, Sr. and Bill" Nye o:
Olympia.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chappell
and family of Matlock were
Christmas dinner guests of the
latter's father, Mr. Albert Kuhnle.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Case and son
and Mr. and Mrs. Sam egg and
daughters of Shelton were otiler
guests enjoying the tmliday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Chappel and
family of Dayton and Fred and
George Pauley of Shelton were
Saturday evening dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chappel at
Matlock.
Mr. and Mrs. Dorcy Goff of Un-
ion enjoyed their Christmas din-
ner with Mr. and Mrs. James
Bieeker
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Reed of
Matlock store had as their
Christmas day dinner guests Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Ford, Mr. and
Mrs, Lee Dawson and son, Eddie
and Mr. E. J. Eidemiller. Miss Di-
anna Booths of Hoquiam was also
a guest. Later in tim evening Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Boothe of Seattle
dropped in.
Mrs. Lee Dawson drove to Se-
attle last Thursday and visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pigg and
son Maury and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Dumphrey and her grandson,
Ralphie.
MR. AND lifflRS. Leo Bishop and
son, Douglas of Shelton were
Christmas eve guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Dawson.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve McCowan
of Torrance, Calif. spent last week
at the home of the latter's sister
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Springer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Springer
drove to Brinnon Christmas morn-
ing and were dinner guests at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Springer.
Mrs, Myrtle Cameron and Mrs.
Edri Bateman enjoyed their
Christmas dinner as guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Cooper.
MR. AND MRS. James Hick-
son and family of Dayton spent
Christmas day here with Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Hickson and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Zillyette
and Mike drove to Westport
Christmas eve and attended a par-
ty at the home o£ Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Peterman. Christmas day
they were dinner guests in Monte-
sane at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Zillyette.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kelly, Da-
vid and Betty of Matlock were
Christmas day dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pauley in
Shelton.
Saturday evening dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kelly were
Miss Gloria Pauley of Shelton and
Ronnie Kjellman of Matlock.
Mr. Lee Dawson and son Lee
Eddie an Steve Crape spent Sat-
urday and Sunday at Grayland
surf fishing and duck hunting. No
ducks, some nice perch though,
Sunday Mrs. Lee Dawson and Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis Reed and Roberta
You Can•Own
this Mae 140
Fairmont & Olymplo Hiway
(Formei'ly Hilleret Hardware)
- - IIII I II
BYLINE & BATSTONE
latmerl Directors
703 Rgllroad Avenue
PHONE HA 6-4803
Lumber Outlook Good
For '60 Despile Two
Home Building Slows
Douglas fit' millm(m are taking
an optimistic view of business for
1960, reports H. V. Simpson, cxe-
cutiv, vice president of the West
Coast Lumbermen's Association.
Tight moncy and increascd in-
terest charges for home mort-
ga,}s pose some real problems,
the veteran lumberman ohserved,
and may cut new home starts from
the high 1,350,000 figure of 1959
by as much a five per cent.
Demand for west coast lumber,
Simpson forecast, will be high in
1960, despite the tight money sit-
uation. He listed a pent-up de-
mand for housing, increaaing pop-
ulation, stepped-up indnstrial plant
drove down for the day.
A very enjoyable Christmas day
was had at the home of Mr and
Mrs. F. E, Hewson when all their
children and families were home
for Christmas dinner. Those pres-
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hw-
son and son of Buena, Wash., Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Hewson and ehll-
dren of Granger, Wash,, and Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Parker and chil-
dren of Olympia. Mr. Parker'
parents, Mr, and Mrs. H. A. Park-
er of Ephrata, Wash. were also
guests.
.UNDAY, Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
Hewson drove to Seattle and at-
tended an open house reception
for Mr. and Mrs. George Crabb
who were married recently, They
also took Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hew-
son to the bus depot where they
departed for their eastern Wash-
ington home,
Thank you, friends and nelEh-
bets for all your contributions the
pkst year that have made my
column "Lake Nahwatzel" pos-
sible. Without your kindness and
help and time each Monday mo-
ing I would not have any news to
publish. Thank you again and a
very happy and prosperous New
Year to you all
HOME
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expansion, and tile continuing
construction of schools, churches
and commercial structures as good
prospects for west coast ]tlnber.
Production, orders and ship-
nlents of hlnlber fl'oln western
Oregon 'and western Washington
was up in 1959, Simpson said,
nmrking the end of a two-year re-
cession.
Prodnction for the Douglas fir
region of western Oregon and
western Washington in 1959 wmu
8,400,000,000 board feet compared
to $8,042,982,000 in 1958 and
7,791,485,000 in 1957. Orders in
1959 totaled 8,400,000,000 feet
compared to 8,193,469,000 in 19,58
and $7,741,408,000 feet in 1957
Shipments maintained the same
relative ratio, amounting to
$8,320,000,000 in 1959, 8,069,087,-
000 in 1958 and 7,873,549,000 in
1957.
New homes are needed, Simpson
said, for new families being cre-
ated as the ar baby crop comes
of age, an d where there is demand,
the ingenuity of American people
will find a way to meet such ob-
stacles as financing,
Most economists admit that 1960
will start a decade of boom times
in the U.S. and when economic
candition are bright, west coast
sawmills will share in this pros-
pertly.
T a Journal Want d
blew TeStament :
Lwts . lam¥, t
Odd lilows ll
SECOND STREET
,lllble oheol 01 aa.
Chueeh Meeviou 11 a.m,
aml 7.0 p;m, to B:00 p,m.
(Episcopal)
4th & Cedar Streeht
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 27TH
9:45 a.m. Church School.
11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer.
Jack Jeffery
Andrew Beeiik
f
TUNE IN
Channel
ll
7:00 p,m.
7th and Franklin Street
'Worship Services .............................................................. 11 a,m.
Sunday School and Bible Class .................................... 9:30 a.nt.
Mid-week Bible Study ................................... Vx,rtdnesd;t,v, 7 p.m.
--- CARI, ,J. CARLEN, Pastor
i i I
THE NETHOmST OllURGH
North 4th and Pine Streets
ROBERT R, RINGS, Mr
"Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Church School 9:45 a.m.
Youth Fellowship 6:30 p.m.
FIRST OIIMION OF OHRIST, SCIENTIST
Alder St., 8heltn. Wash.
B undy hhool 0:30 a.m. Cureh 11 a.m.
"Way evening testimony meeting 8 p.m.
Readlng.)om looate4 in etmrch. Reading room hours 2 to
4 p,m. on. & Wed. evening 6:45 to 7:45.
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SIIELTON 60D
130 East Plrte St. Mason oung und, Paster
WATCH NIGHT SERVICE
Thursday, December 31, 8:00 p.m.
REV. AND MR6. DANIEL MASER GUEST SPEAKERS
Missionaries on Furlough From Cuba
Sunday School ....................................................................... 0:45 a.m.
Morning Woluip ................................................................ 11:00 a.m.
Christ'- kmbasaalors ............................................................... 6:00 p.m.
Evangelistic Service ..................................................................... 7:00 p,m.
NL ALUANOIE 0MUHOM
Wmdinlton & J s. Eugene Breid, PaYor
Sun samol .................................................................... 9:45 a..
Mora WorsMp ................................................................ 11:00
A. Y. F. ................................................................................ 6:30 p,m.
Evening ,Service ...............................
md- W;¢in';:::::::Z .............................. 7:307:30 pro.Pro
All bids must in writing, may
delivered to the undersigned Execu-
tor personally, may he delivered to
the office of his attorney, R. Franklin
Heuston, Angle Building, Shton,
Washington, and may be flied in the
office of the Clerk of the above en-
titled Court,
The undersigned reserves the right
to reject any and all bids, Said prop-
erty will be sold for cash, or caBh mad
credit and shall be subject o the rati-
fication, confirmation and approval of
the above entitled court.
Dated this 18 day of Decemb. 1959.
WILLIAM S. VAI,
Executor of above entitled
Eta
FiLAltma, uhinn
Attoru,
Angle BId., elton, W .
-$1-1f/ 3t
TRUDE MORGAN HAYES. Deceased.
Elizabeth A. Oyer. Executrix of said
Estate, has flied with said Court her patronalesMsul00ortdur.
flnai report and tltion for distrlbu-
tion, asking the Court to settle said b I the past year, and to
report, distribute the property to the
persons thereto entitled and to dis- [/
charge .id ,00ee.trtx ,d report mad New Year.
petition will be heard on the $th day
of JanuarY, 1960. at 10 A.M. in the
Courtroom of,utd Court. in the Coun; MASON ...iM/inn'uTv
ty ourthou at Shelton, Wllgton.
DATED TH. th dy of December,
STATIH00S
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%-' 118 North 2rid Street
] gleeS, 'ahnse
te €oming .year.
EVERGREEN
TEXAO0
SERVI00
9:30 p.m. Refreshments and Fellowship
10:30 p.m. Film: "THE WAY OUT"
11:30 p,m. Candle Lighted Communion Service
Sunday, Jmuaw 3
P.U.D. AUDITORIUM • 3rd and Cota
SUNDAY, JANUARY 3--
9:30 a.m. Guest speaker, Phil Paulsrud
MALE CHORUS
10:00 a.m. Bible Study.
"Something Worth While" ,
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The Christian Scienca Monito¢
One Norway St., Boston 15, Mal.
Send your mewspoper for ths time
checked. Enclosed find my check 0€
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Good Readxng
for the
Whole Family