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Juveni
ce Has
The Mason County Juvenile
Probation Office reported it
handled 42 cases in November,
including 29 delinquency cases
and 13 dependency cases.
The delinquency cases
included two boys for burglary;
eight boys and one girl for use of
liquor; one boy for loitering near
school; four boys for shoplifting;
six boys and two girls for
Assembly Of God
Sets Service
A watch night service will be
held at the Shelton Assembly Of
God Church, 1521 Monroe, Dec.
31 beginning at 8:30 p.m. Robert
t'rivold and tamily, missionaries
to Japan, will be guests for the
service. Rev. Frivold will be
showing a movie fihn of their
work in Japan as well as sharing
with the congregation interesting
stories from the Land of the
Rising Sun.
About 10:30 p.m. a time of
fellowship will be observed in the
basement ol the church followed
by a communion service and
prayert~nle in lhe sanctuary
before midnight.
possession of marijuana; one boy
and two girls for disorderly
conduct; one boy for vagrancy
and one boy for having an altered
game license.
The dependency cases
included one boy and one girl for
abandoment; one girl unable to
adjust; one boy and five girls as
runaways; one girl for a change of
court order; one boy and one girl
for home investigation and one
girl for a transfer of wardship.
Dispositions included
informal adjustment in 27 cases;
two remanded to adult court; one
remandeded to another ocurt;
informal supervision for one;
official probation for two; one
made a ward of the court under
the supervision of the Welfare
Department; one suspended
commitment to the Department
of Institutions; one referral to the
school pyscologist; services
completed on three and three
referred to the county of
residence.
NO SINGLE man makes
history, ttistory cannot be seen,
just as one cannot see grass
growing.
Boris Pasternak
Community
Holiday Services
SHELTON CHURCH
of the NAZARENE
Memorial Hall
2nd & Franklin
December 31 and January 3
Rev. Bert Daniels, speaker
1'4AZ~,i :ENE EVANGELISTIC TEAMS
MUSICAL GROUP AND EVANGELISM TEAMS
Week Night Service -- 7:30 P.M.
Sunday Service -- 11 A.M. and 7 P.M.
Lowell Keene, Pastor
Men's & Women's
Regularly
$7.99 - $8.99
NOW
Regularly $7
$ 1 I .99 - $ 12.99
NOW
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$9.99 & $10.99
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, "The Fam//y
Shoe Store"
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Over 2532 Members
107 S. 4th
Shelton
SNOOPY IS so happy with the Santa Claus suit she received
as an early Christmas present. She has spent the past week
handing out dog biscuits to the neighborhood puppies.
Aliens Must
John P. Boyd, district director
of the United States Immigration
and Naturalization Service states
that the month of January has
been set for aliens in the United
States to report their addresses to
the Attorney General.
Boyd stated all non-citizens
except those in diplomatic status
and foreign representatives of
certain international organizations
are required to file tile address
report. He added that any alien
who willfully violates the address
report requirement may be
subject to serious penalties.
Address report cards will be
available at all Post Offices and
offices of the Immigration and
Naturalization Service during the
month of January. The cards may
be completed and given to a
postal clerk or immigration clerk
or mailed to the nearest
immigration service office.
We would like to announce to all of our
customers and friends the sale of our
business, Eacrett
Byrne. The sale
December 31,
Lumber Co., to Michael
will become effective
1970, with Mr. Byrne
opening the business January 4, 1971.
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At this time, we would like to express
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our heartfelt thanks to our many customers
in Mason County, who, through the years
have become very dear friends.
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We know, that Mr. Byrne will continue
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iiiii:i!i! in the same friendly tradition that we have
tried to maintain. Therefore, we ask that
you, our friends, trade with Mr. Byrne as
though we were still at the old stand, as we
will be in spirit.
-Francis (Eke) and Ann Eacrett
EACRETT LUMBER CO.
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Page 2 - Shetton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, December 31, 1970
Ed Taylor Heads
State Power Group
Edwin Taylor, president of
the Mason County PUD 3 board
of directors, was elected to a
two-year term as president of the
Washington Public Power Systems
Board of Directors at a meeting in
the Tri-Cities recently.
WPPSS is an organization of
public power agencies in
Washington State which
administers the operation of the
Hanford generating facilities and
other joint public power
generating plants.
Taylor succeeds (;lenn Wakley
of Franklin Counly PUI) as
president of the group. Other new
officers are ltoward Prey, Douglas
County PUD, vice-president, and
Alvin Fletcher, (']allam ('ounty
PUD, secretary.
Taylor has been a member of
the Mason County PL!I) 3
commission since Dec. 1. 1958
when he was appointed to
succeed the late karl ('arr.
I HAVE no country to fight
for, my country is the earth, anti 1
am a citizen of the world.
Fugene V. Dcbs
LUMBERMEN'S
Of Shelton
Will be open for
business as usual
Saturday, Jan. 2, 1971.
I take this opportunity to thank all of my customers for the
opportunity to serve you during this past year. For that reason,
I wish you and yours a very prosperous and healthy new year.
-Bob Ogden
Bob's Installation Service
Our Manager is Out of Town and
While He is You Can Save during Our
AFTER CHRISTMAS
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Helene Curtis
13 oz. All Types.
Regularly 99c each.
36 Tab Pack
$1.09 Value
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ON ALL
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