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! r day December 2Y, :196 'LT01 --I A 0N COUNTY JOURNAL---Published in "Chr{stmastown, U.Z.A.", Shelton, Washington PAGE 13
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NOTICE OF SALE OF TIDELANI)S
t",J vlt,+ ()P" WANIIIN(ITON, I)I']PART.
MENT OF NATURAL /IESOURCES,
Bcz't L. Cole, Commissioner .f l'ublic
LIIIIllS
NOTICE IS ItEREBY GIVEN, That
.n 'ruvsday. tile 26th day of Jllntlary,
l~ll~,r), COlIilIIClICillg lit tq+n o'clock ill the
fl'l'ClllII)l| Ill" Sl|ill day, at tilt! Collllly
(.J~ml't llouse in flu, city of Simit.n
cm,miy of Mare,n. Stale of Washing-
ton, by the Cinlnly Auditor of said
c(,unty, tim following described 2nd
class lidchul(ts, l()g(,ihcr with ti]e Jln-
)l,OV(,lllCllts situated lht'Teon will be
sold at I)ll ) (' lltl'.'t ,hi. tO the h g l-
('st bidder thel'cfor, to-wit :
Natd~---No [me eXCCl)t citizens of the
Uniic(l Stab's. or pcrs(*llS who have
(h,chu'cd tiu,ir intention hi bcc(mm
Milch, can plli'l'hase slate ]ands,
Application No. 138611
The tid~dand.~ of the second class.
owncd by the State of Washington,
situate in frost of. adjacent to, or
almtting upon, tim north 3.02 chains of
lhe sontb 9.l'1 cba.ins (11' Government
Lot 5, S ¢tion 9, Township 20 North,
H.angc 2 West, W.M., with a front-
age el' 3.D-I lincal chains, Illore or less,
a|)l)raiscd at $250.00 per chain or
$760.00.
Located ell l~ickcring Passage about
12 mih!s lloIlthcast of Sllelion in south-
eastern Mason Connfy.
Tim ])urchaser IIIUSt also flay :X $5.00
st~tt niory fee.
To be sold at Shelton, Coll/lly Seat.
on Tuesday, Januaryx 26, 1965, at 10
(,'clock a.ln,
BEH.T L. COLE,
Commissioner of Public Lands
12/31 1/7-14-21 4t
The condition upon which God has
given liberty to man is eterna
vigilance. --John Philpot Curran
To All Our
Friends and Customer t
927 East 4th Avenue • Olympia
Earl and Naomi Sappenfield, owners & operators
NO. 3578
NOTI(!I,; O1,' ,~,AI,I,', I)F
IlEAl, I,:NTAT E
1N TIlE StJt'l,]lllt)ll COll}tT OF TIIlC
STA'I'E OF WASilINtITON 1,'ell
MAS()N COI~NTY IN PROBATE
In the Matter of the Eslate [if
I)()ROTItY IS. KRONA. Deceased.
NOTICE IS IIERFIIY GIVEN that
RAY C. KH.()NA, in his Callacity as
• 'l(hllinistl'allH' of tile above estate, will
sell at I)rivah! sah! and for cash the
fllll(~v/ing (h!scribc(l l'Ca] estate:
A tract of land ill lhc NE~,I of tile
NE}.i of section 27. Townsllip 20
Nm'th. Range ,1 Wq'st, W.M., des-
('ribcd as f(dlows : l-h,g'inni ng at
the NW corn(u' of the NE!~ o17 the
NlgZ~ said section, township and
raago, l'tln tilcncc East alollg the
Nortl] line thereof 150 feet to an
intersection with the southe,'ly right
of way line of permanent highway
NO. 6 (also klloWll as county road
No. 258), thence Soutlmasterly along
said st)uthcrly right of way line 312]
fect and establish tile hlittal point
Of llle tract hcrcl)y described (be-
ing conlln(ln with tile Iiil,st casterly i
lloint of a tract of land convoyed
to Nellie Storls Matllews I)y deed
dated December 7. 1948, and record-
ed in Volume 127 of Deeds, page
534) ; continue thence southeasterly
along Maid right of way line 100
feet to an intersection with tile NW
corner of a tract of land conveyed
to Floyd D. Mathews by deed dated
January 3, 1949, and recorded in
Volunm 123 of Deeds at page 185, run
thence South 20" 30' West along tile
west line of said Floyd D. Mathews
tract and the west lille extended
222 feet, thence South 80* 80' West
169.5 feet more or less to tlle North-
east c(:rner of a tract of land con-
rayed to Eugene E. Evers and wife:
by deed dated June 21, 1949 and
recorded in Volume 135 of Deeds
page 874, thence North 16° E 208
feet to an intersection with tile
southtaste.rly line of tile aforesaid
Nellie Storts Mathews tract at a
l)oint 144 feet southwesterly from
tile initial point of this description,
rue thence northeasterly along said
line 144 feet to said initial point.
to th~ highest and best.bidder.. Bids
must be submitted in writing and may
, be left with tile administrator at 122
I South Fourth Street, Shelton, Wash-
: ington. Bids will be received until the
date of sale.
Tile sale will be made on oi- after
January 22, 1965. Tile adiidnistrator
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
RAY C. KRONA,
A dministrator
GLENN E. CORREA
Attorney for Adnllnistrator
Bell Buiiding
122 South Fourth Street
Shclton, Washington
12/31 1/7 2t
NOTICE TO PRESENT CLAIMS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
all claims ag'alnst Mason County for
tile year 1964, must be prese.nted to
tile Auditor of Mason County, not
later than January 21, 1965, for al-
lowance by the Board of County
Commissioners.
According to RCW .'),6.40.200, any
claims presented more than 30 days
after the fiscal year, sball be pro-
vidod for in tile next ensuing year's
budget.
C, NOLAN MASON
Mason County Auditor.
12/31 1/7 2t
I prefer to do right and get no
thanks, father than to do wrong
and get no punishment.
---Mai'eus Cato
Legal Publications ;port
Amended
I,'ranchise Application No. 1t33
NOTICE OF n I,]ARIN(I By Dons O'Neil
In the Matter el Application of
Mason County PUD No. 1 for a frail- HOODSPORT--- Christmas has
chisc to construct, operate and main- passed. The limbs of tile once
taln power transmission ]in[~ upon a beautiftll Christmas tree now
portion of Primary Slate Highway No.
9. SR It)l, in Masmt County. Washing- droop froln the weight of each
ton. bulb that clings so desperately to
WHEREAS, tba Mason County PUD its last few clays of glory. Tile
No, 1, a nKinieipal corl)oration, has carefully-wrapped parcels former-
filed with tile Washington State
1-Iighway Commission, trader tile pro- ly stacked beneath the tree have
visions of Chapter 47,44 RCW and no%v assumed their intended role
amendments thereh), au application in a small child's heart. The bows
for a franchise to construct, ()perate
and nmintain aerial powcr transmis-
and ribbons which took hOIll'S to
don line upon a portion of Primarycreate have bees instantly dest-
State Ilighwav No. 9, SI~ 101, iu Ma- royedby an anxious hand. Tile
son County. ~Vasbington,{ for R period
of twenty-five (25) ycars, at the fol- cadaver of Old Ton] has now tak-
lowing locations: en residency ill c(ild storage, his
Amend Franchise No. 3,q3 to provide remains bequeathed to the char-
f.r the relocation of part of theliable cause of CTS (Cold Turkey
existing Dower tratmmission line be- Sandwiches). And last, but not
ginning at a point in the Mason least, tile hollse once ringing with
County PUD No. 1 line on the west
side of Primary Slate ttighway No. the senna of many a dear friends
9 (SR 101) at approximate High- add fmnilies laughter and good
way Engineer's Station 297-{-40, said cheer is once again silent till next
l)olnt being tn the NEU, of the
SE!,I of Section 14, Township 22 year. Let us pretend that all of
Nortil Range 4 West. W.M., thencethis is not so, and relive Christ-
southeasterly across l~rinmry Stale mas 1964 as the unmentionable
Highway No. 9 (SR 101) to a point
In the Pacific Northwest Bell Tele- scoundrel "Peeping Tom".
phone Company's telephone line onA good window to start with
the east side of Primary Stale High-
way No. 9 (SR 101) at approximatewould be one ill the home of Mr.
14_igllway Engineer's Station 300+00; and Mrs. William Gilbert on
thence southerly ahmg the east side Chr{stlnas Eve. Everyone is there
of Primary State Highway No. 9
(SR 101) in joint rise with the with the exception of Dennis O'-
Pacific Northwest Bell Telephone Nell, his wife Julie, and their new
Company to approximate Highway son Dennis James. The most ailx-
Engineer's Station 347+50; and
thence southwesterly across Pri- ious one at the gathering seems
mary State Highway No. 9 (SR 101)to be young Chris Hansen for
to a point in the. existing powerit is 10 p.ln. and no gifts have
transmission line on the west side
of Primary State Highway No. 9 been opened. But shortly thereaf-
(SR 101) at aPl)roximatc Highway ter Mr. and Mrs, Sam Hausen
Engineer's Station 349+60, said give' Uncle Dean Gilbert the word
point being tn the NW~£ of the a.nd he begins passing out pres-
SEIA of Secth)n 23, Township 22
No,'th, Range 4 West, W.M., all ents. During all of' this there
in Mason County, Washington. sel~sto be an abtinda~lce of blue
NOW THEREFORE, NOTICE IS and yellow dots floating around
HEREBY GIVEN: the room. The yellow dots belong
That a he~tring will be held on said to :Mr. and Mrs. Tim O'Neil's racy-
application by the Washington State ie camera and the bhle dots belong
Highway Commission at its office in
the Hlghways-License.~ Building, to Mr. and Mrs. Jim O'Neil's flash
Olympia, Washington, on Lhe 18th camera. It appears that Christ-
day of January, 1965, at I:E0 p.m., or mas days pre-dinner entertain-
as-soon thereafter as hearing mayment has already been planned
be lind.
DATED at Olympia, Washington, for Mr. and Mrs. Roberts are:
this 4th day of November, 1964. challenging all comers to their
/s/ c, G, PRAHL new marble game.
Director of Htghways
12/24-31 1/7 3t Plans for Christmas day include
old Tom turkey in full dressing
NO. 3~8 with all the trimmings and all
NOTICE T(} CRKDITORS kinds of marble and dice games
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE to aid the digestion, or temper the
STATE 01~ WASHINGTON FOR impatient. And later in the eve-
MASON COUNTY (IN PROBATE)
In tile matter of tha Estate ofning pumpkin and apple piewith
HERMAN HOVE, Deceased. ice cream to top it all off. Eat,
NOTICE ?S HEREBY GIVEN that driuk and be merry, for tomo~Tow
the undersigned has been appointed
and has qualified as the Administrat- we shall diet. It's obvious that
rix of the Estate of ItERMAN O. this family is a happy lot so on
HOVE, deceased; that all pers(nm hay- for a peep into the next window.
ing claims against Maid dceeascd are
hereby required to serve the same, The next stop is right across
duly verified, on the undersigned, the alley at the home of the Cala-
OLGA BECKSTEAD or her attorney
of record at the address below stated han finally." It is Christmas eve
and ftlo the same with the Clerk and the house is cmpty for the
of said Court, together with proof Calahans have left to spend
of such service within six months after
the date of first publication of thi~ Christmas, Holidays in Redondo
notice or thc sam~ will bb barred,with Mr. and Mrs. Ben MoiTis.
/a/ OLG-A BECKSTEAD M/s. Moris is Mr. Calahan's sis-
Byron E. McClanahan
Attorney for ~state ter. Also there was Kelly Cats-
Office and Post Office Address: hen, Archie's father, and a good
Mason Ct)unty Courthouse friend of many Hoodsport people.
Shelton, Washington
12/17-24-31 3t No one home at the Carpenter
apartment so let's try the home
of Stephen Hale. Christmas day
m
Real Estate .....
SPRAY
16 oz. Size
Reg. $1.79
VINYL ASBESTOS 9 x 9
Stock
Limited
¢
Ea,
7" BLADE
Peg.
$27.95
Folding Mahogany
1" SLAT with VINYL
Peg.
$13.95
FIBER OLASS PANELS
26" x 8-10-12 WHITE
I¢ Sq. Ft.
COMBINATION
STORM AND SGREEN DOORS
Reg.
$29.95
ALUMINUM
SOREEN DOORS
Reg.
$13.95
WITH GRILL
Plastie Tub Eneiosure
SWAN DESIGN
Reg.
$33.95
AVAILABLE JANUARY 15,
MT. VIEW
These owners are being trans-
ferred to Arizona and their love-
ly 3 bedroom home must be sold
at once. Fireplace, built-in oven
and range, roomy kitchen and
family area, 1~2 baths, attached
2 car garage, high-fenced yard
and patio. And It has been re-
duced $500 to sell at $18,000.
It's spic and span and ready to
move in. Call us for a showing
today.
3 BEDROOMS, $600.00 DOWN,
NO CLOSING COSTS
The bedrooms at'e all on one floor,
the living room has a fireplace,
it has hardwood floors through-
out, it's close to Bordeaux School
and on a corner lot. The price is
only $10,500. Better call to see
and no one is home with the ex-Seattle to spend Christnms day
eeption of Majaii the cat and the with Mr, Henry's sister and her
little green turtle. It seems that husband, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
the Hale family with Kelly Hurst Aldrich. B~lt regardless of the
of Shelton as their guest are vis- empty homt, it appears that Santa
iting Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Brenning- still stopped here, for a brand
er in Tacoma. Their oldest daugh- new organ has been added to the
ler Judy and her husband Marvin room.
:Alberts also shared their day with Peeping Tom is getting tired,
Marvin's relatives in Seattle. Due but just one last stop. This time
to a ridiculous 31 hour bus ride the Gordon Dickinson home on
from California to Washington, Christmas day. The grandparents,
Marvin's Christmas with the Hales Nh'. and Mrs John Shortsleeves
and his family in Seattle was a are there sharing breakfast and
little short changed. But all in all later dinner. The children are hay-
Christmas for the Hales was a inff a ball with their new toys
success for them because the en- which makes everyone happy.
tire family; Steve, Bessy, Linda, Well maybe one more stop, per-
Judy and Marvin shared the day haps the honle of Mr. and Mrs.
together--finally. [Bob Bearden. Everyone is there.
! And now up the road apiece to lMr. and Mrs, Robert Nicholsen
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike:and their family, Mr. and M:rs.
ICirk and their little daughter
Shannon. Old Tom is sizzling away
while chief cook and bottle wash-
er, Mary Kirk supervises her hel-
pers, Mrs. Heldagoss, Mrs. Aaron
Kirk, and :Mary's Sister Martha
Hesser. The men are waiting for
their assignment which will begin
when old Tom is on the table. For
yoh see, the men are the demoli-
tion squad. Little Shannon's aunt
and uncle gave her a darling cran-
berry red velvet dress so approp-
5ate for such a cute little baby
girl on such a Christmas day.
Peeping Tom has seen enough
through this window. On he goes
to see ff things are just as happy
at Finch Creek.
Another family not at home.
The Simmons family has joined
a once-in-a-lifetime reunion in the
home of Mr. and :Mrs. Eugene
Winters. Others at the reunion
are Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brown from
Tacoma, Mr. and Mrs. Bill John-
son and their brmld new baby
girl Christie from Olympia, Mr.
and Mrs. Junior Winters and Cin-
dy and Mr. and Mrs. Emery %Vln-
ters from Quilcene.
The people of Hoodsport would
like to offer their consolations to
Mrs. Roy Asleson during this per-
iod of sorrow. Her husband will
be dearly missed by all in this
community.
NOW TO THE TOP of the hill
and the Goodpaster home. EVery-
one is there. Mr. and Mrs. James
Goodpaster and his family, :~r.
and Mrs. Bill Goodpaster and their
family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Parker
from Centralia who spent the
weekend there and last, but not
lease, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Boga-
chus spent Sunday with the Good-
pasters• And so our Peeping Tom
continues on his way up the hill
to Cushman.
Once again an empty home. This
tinle it is the Henry home. Mr.
and Mrs. Don Henry have left for
Foursquare Church
910 East Dearborn
Sunday School ............ 9:45 a.m
Morning Worship .... 11:00 a.m
C. Y.'s & Cadets ........ 6:00 p.m
Evening Service .... 7:00 p.m
Bible Study (Wed.) .... 7:00 pro.
Lewis B. Wysong, pastor
1/31 tfn
Legal Publications
CAI,L FOR BIDS
Mason County llighwsy 1)epartment
Scnh'd bids will be received sep-
aratciy f,)r furnishing the Mason Court-
ty Itighway Department with on(~ (1)
1965 ~-ton Pickup and (1) 1965 4 door
: Sedan,at the office of the, Mason
Collnty COnllnissioners in theCourt-
house, Sheltoa, Washington, nntil
I1 :(10 ann., Monday, Janxlary 11, 1965.
SlleeificatiolLs and Prop(isal Forms are
available at the Ma,uon County Engin-
eer's office.
Tile County conlemplates selling one
(1) 1956 ~-ton Pickul) and one (1)
used 1959 4-door Sedan for whicb bid-
dcrs Inay deduct trade-in alh)wanc(',
or for whh_',h Sllyone nlay snbmit a
~ealed bid in writing, aS required by
I~:CW 36.34.0570. Said vehicles lnay be
8con at the Courthouse (inquire at the
1Cnginecr's office) and are described
as follows:
One (1) Ford 4-door Sedan. 6 cylin-
der (1959) with autonlatie tranmnis-
sion. County No, 13, Serial F9Rg-
143537.
g
Bill Bearden, told Mr. and Mrs.
Wilford Gill. Mr. Bob Bearden, Jr.,
was also there. Santa was very
generous, ana perhaps a little
careless for he brougl~t the Bear-
den boys a chemistry set which
could prove very interesting and
even more than that, a little risky.
Well, now Tom must give up.
Christmas is gone but will come
again. Let's hope for some it is
just as bright and for others let's
hope it is a little brighter.
Other good news is that Rose-
marie Crumb is a delegate from
Washing%on State University rep-
resenting the YWCA at a eonfe:--
ence of the YMCA and the YWCA
at.Pilgrim Firs near Port Orch-
ard. She left: Sunday and will re-
turn Thursday.
MT. VIEW
Alliance Chureh
Washington and J Sts.
Sunday School ............ 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship .... 11:00 a.m.
A. Y. F ..................... 6:00 p.m,
Evening Service ........ 7:00 p.m.
Prayer Hour (.Wed.) 7:30 p.m.
i . ,,, i
ST. DAVID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Fourth & Cedar, Shelton, Washington
The Rev. Clarence A. Lody, .Priest
7:30 a.m.---Holy Communion
9:30 a,nl.-1-.Church School & Adult Bible Class
11:00 a.nl.--Divine Worship
The Church is always open for meditation and prayer.
I iiiii, i i , %] i' i ~lJl
Alex C. Motes, Pastor
7th and Franklin
Family Worship Service: 8:30 a.m.
Classes: Sunday School & Adult 9:30 a.m.
2rid Worship Service 11:00 a.m.
"A Growing Church in a Growing Community"
Carl J. Carlsen, P,-mtor Phone: 426-8611
P.U.D. AUDITORIUM - 3rd and Cota
SUNDAY, JANUARY 3, 1965
9:15 A.M.---Coffee Time
9:30 A.M.---Film,
"IT'S A TREE COUNTRY" =~
10:00 A.M .---Topic---
"WHO IS AN AUTHORITY"?
MT. OLIVE LUTHERAN CHURCH
MISSOURI SYNOD
Olympic Hwy. So. Cascade, The Rev. Gerald Herman, Pastor
Sunday School ........................................................................ 9:45 a.m,
Adult Bible Class .................................................................. 9:45 a.m,
Morning Worship .......................................... 8:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.
~l: $ ¢ q: *
New Year's Eve Service, Dec. 31 .................................... 7:30 p.m.
You are cordially Invited to worship with us.
ii i
SHELTON ASSEMBLY OF GOD
130 East Pine Street Mason 5;om glund, pastor
WATCH NIGHT SERVICE
Thursday, December 31, 8:30 P.M.
REV. AND MRS. JIM DAVIS
Missionaries to Japan
Sunday School ...................................................................... 9:45 A.M.
Morning Worship ................................................................ 11:00 A.M.
Christ's Ambassadors ........................................................ 6:00 P.M.
Evangelistic Service ............................................................ 7:00 P.M.
One (1) 1956 Vz-ton Pickup (Chev-
rolet), Serial No. A560009517. County
No. 59.
The County Connnissioners rcserve
the right to rqjcct any and all bids
and to accept only tht'~qe Bids deemed
most advantageous to the County.
Mason County Conlnlissiohers
By: C. NOLAN MASON
Clerk of the Board
12/31 1/7 2t
ST. DAVID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Fourth & Cedar, Shelton, Washington
The Rev. Clarence A. Lody, .Priest
7:30 a.m.--Holy Communion
9:30 a.m.--Church School & Adult Bible Clas~
11:00 a.m.--Divine Worship
The Church is always open for meditation and prayer.
CALL FOR BIDS
The North Mason Scliool District
No. 409, Belfair, Washington calls for
bids on the following:
Diesel Rurner Fuel, for Belfair
Grade School and Allyn Grade
School. (approximately 12,000-15,000
gallons, )
P.S. 300 heavy duty burner fuel for
North Mason Junior-Senior High
WELCOMES YOU
EAST E ST. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
SCHOOL BUILDING
Sunday ~h~ol .................................................................... 9:45 A.M.
$10.95 .............. $8,95
$14.95 ............$12,95
"--Reg. $27..95 .......... 2.$22.95
FIBER GLASS
FOIL ONE SIDE
............................. o5
2¼" ............................. 06sq. ft,
......................... 07½ sq. ft.
3 pc,
Complete With Fittings
$,
FRAME & HARDWARE
$,
I
,n , '
KNOTTY PINE PANELING
I x 6 Lin. Ft.
PRE HUNG
i
Mahg,
Inc. Door . Jamb & Hardware
wALE kASHiON
LATEX AND ENAMEL
Reg. $4.98 & $5.98
Gal.
PhE*~INISFiED MAHG.
4 x 8 - I~ORY OR BROWN
Ea.
~V "[li .... " .......
1964
1ST AND PINE
426-4393
WALL HUNG
$,
..... i~ I " ~ ' '
ARMSTRONG
20 Gal. Peg.S3,69 .............. $3.29
24 Cral. Peg. $5.65 .............. $4.95
STAINLESS STEEL
Peg.
$39.95
21 x 32 SELF RIM
$,
Reg. $ "
$89.90
Peg.
$20.80
IN-WALL TYPE
&
426-8279
it today. School. (approximately 10,000 gallons
per year).
THE PRICE IS RIGHT Regular gasoline. (~pProximately
On this 3 bedroom Spencer Lake 15,000-18,000 gallons pei- year,)
year.around home. 100 feet of All bids must be submitted to the
choice frontage with dock. The Clerk. North Mason School DiStrict
No. 403, no later than January 11,
house has 2 fireplaces, a family 1965, ;at 8:00 P,M., at which time they
room, all natural ~eod fihish in- will be opened.
terior and many more plus lea- The North Mason School Dtstr|ct
will reeeh, e these products on auto-
tures to make this a right buy at matte delivery. Gasoline should be de-
$13,950.00. Call to see it today, i livered weekly. OIl distributors will
WANT TO TRADE-UP?
We can take the equity In your
home for down payment on this
new 3 bedroom Mr. View home.
It has 1 3/4 bath, built.ins, at-
tached garage, fireplace and it's
close to Mt. View school. Call
US.
10 ACRES, 2 BEDROOMS
4 of these acres are Christmas
trees and 4 more in small timber,
2 are cleared. The house is a
modest home with nice site living
room, dining room and 2 gootl
size bedrooms. It has an excellent
well and a couple of small out.
buildings. The price Is $8,000 and
terms can be arranged.
5 ACRES, =/'~ MILE FROM
SHELTON
Here's a 5 acre tract with an un-
limited potential. It's triangular,
h~s nearly 1,100 feet frontage on
2 g~od roads and on the West it
borders in the middle of a nice
stream. Call us for details.
MANN REAL ESTATE
Stgned :
Betty Criss
i Clerk of the Board
]North Mason School Dtst, 409
Belfair, Washington i2/31 1/7 2t
Worship .................................................................................. 11:00 A,M.
Evening Worship .................................................................. 6:30 P.M.
SMALL ENOUGH TO NEED YOU,
BIG ENOUGH TO SERVE YOU
be responsible for checking tanks per-
[ i°d~c~nY'irectors, North Mason School Rev. E. C. Knautz, Pastor 5th & Oota
District No. 408 reserve the right to Rev. Alfred Sandoval, Minister of Christian Education
reject or refuse any or all bids. , ,
Sincerely, Morning Worship
NORMAN E. SANDERS, SUNDAY, JANUARY 3, 1965
Superintendent B¢oadcast OveP
9:30 A.M.--Sunday School
11:00 A.M.---Morning Worship
"READY FOR A NEW YEAR"
1280 - 11:00 a,m.
6:00 P.M.---Fellowship & Study Groups ,
7:00 P.M.--'FUNNY EXCUSES"
NO. ~00
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL
REPORT AND PETITION FOR Wed. 7:00 P.M,--Bible Study Fellowship & Prayer
DISTRIBUTION ~ .......
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR 1
ASON COU T IN PROBATE FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
1
In the Matter of tile Estate of NI~D
A. RUCKER, Deceased. Al~adl~ and Lake Boulevard
Netice is hereby given that. FRAN- Charles D. Wigt0n
CES L. RUCKER, Executrix of the Bible School ..... 9:45 a,m. Youth Meethzg~ 5:30 p.m.
Estate of Ned A. Rucker, deceased,
has filed In the office of the Clerk Worshtp ..... _.:.. 11:00 a.m. Family Service 6:89 p.m,
of said Court her final Report. and Wednesoay -- Bible Stuay and Prayer -- 7:30 p.m.
petition for distribution, asking the Child Care Service Available at 11:00 Service
Court to settle said Report, distribute
the property to the persons thereto
entitled and to discharge said F,'an-
ces L. Rucker; and that said Report
and petition will be heard on the 22nd THE METHODIST
(lay of January. 1965, at 9:30 a.m. at
the Court Room of the Probate Dc-
partnlcnt of said Court, at which time North 4th and Pine Str~
and place any person interested in
said Estate may appear and file ob- REV. HORACE H. MOUNTS, MINISTER
jeetions thereto and contest the same. 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. Worship Services
Datcd this 24th day of Decenlber,
CALL 426-6592 ANYTIME i1~4.
Date of first publication Dec. 31,
] 1964.
LAURA WAGENER.
121
Railroad
Ave.
~!~1~ I Clerk of said Court.
~u =.'~ ~ I Teckla Vemnilllon, Deputy
......... ~1~11~ ] RICHARD K. BUSH
EVENINGS CALL li~lr"l~/t Attoru~ys for Estate
~,._~ Richard K. Busl~
~[of Ryau, Aakrcn, Carlsen, Bush and
---I Swanson
KURT MANN--426-3228 ]545 Henry Bulldlng ,
[SeatUe, Washington 98101
• 12/31 1/7-14 3t
9:45 a.m. Church School for all ages - 6:30 p,m. Youth Fellowslhp
RRST OHUROH OF OHRIST, SGIENTIST
302 Alder St., Shelton, Wash.
Sunday School 11:00 a,m. -- Chur'h 11 a.m.
Wednesday evening testimony ,meettnge 8 p.m.
Reading room located in church. Reading room hours 2 to
4 p.m. Mon. & Fri. Wed. evening 6:45 to 7:45.