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County-City Record
COUNTY BUILDING PERM]TS
• One betiding pern'dt, to Har-
old E. Danis for a carport and
slab, $3,000, was approved by
the Mason County Commission
at its Dec. 27 meeting.
FERRY R
Receipts from the Harstine Is-
land Ferry for the week ending
Dec. 24 were $112.50, the Ma-
son County Engineer's office re-
ported.
MASON OOUN'/
JU8TICE OOUI
Appearing on the docket in
Mason County Justice Court be-
fore Judge Glenn Correa dur-
ing the past two weeks were:
Wuhington State Patrol
Hobart Hedrick, Jr., Box 578,
Sbelton, reckless driving, illegal
possession of intoxicants, $106
fine, license revoked 30 days;
Gary Schneider, 1914 Jefferson
Shelton, improper lane of travel,
$12 forfeit; Leone M. Smith, St.
Rt. i, Box 165, Shelton, negligent
driving, $29 forfeit; Kenneth
Rovack, U. S. Navy, speeding,
$12 forfeit; Evelyn Mesplie, Rt
I, Box 309, Shelton, defective
equipment, $12 forfeit; Joseph
Brown Jr., St. Rt. 2, Box 52,
Shelton, minor consuming liquor,
$50 fine, suspended, license re-
voked 30 days; John B. Whiten-
er, Rt. 1, Box 314A, Shelton,
minor consuming liquor, $50
fine, license revoked 30 days;
Patricia Shay, 626 E. Ninth, Port
Angeles, speeding, $12 forfeit;
Gordon W. Bennett, 1815 Adams,
Shelton, exceeding posted speed
limit, $12 forfeit; Leander Giest,
Rt. 2, Box 300, Shelton, speed-
ing, $12 forfeit; Jack Ring, Box
376, Suquamish, improper pas-
sing, $12 forfeit;
George Dinovi, St. Rt. 1, Box
458, Shelton, minor consuming
liquor, $50 fine; Robert L. Bjork
Mecleary, no operator's license
on person, $12 forfeit; Milton
Choate, Rt. 1, Box 573, Shelton,
driving while license suspended
$56 fine, 30 days in jail, 15 sus-
pended; Gary L. Johnson, Rt. 2
Box 67, Shelton, $100 fine, sus-
Hardy, 1932 NW 24th Portland,
negligent driving, driving while
license suspended, no operator's
license, $124 fine, 30 days in
jail, suspended; Wayne NoU,
1135 Callahan, Bremerton, speed-
ing, $12 forfeit; Harry Hays Jr.,
Box 8, Lllliwaup, no valid Wash-
ington vehicle license displayed
$12 forfeit; Norman McMahand,
Rt. 2, BOx 998, Shelton, failure
to stop at stop sign, $12 forfeit.
Sheriff's Office
Joe Einarsson, Shelton, minor
consuming liquor, $50 fine, five
days in jail; Ronaid Dodds, 303
Kineo St., Shelton, contributing
to the delinquency of a minor,
20 days in jail, 10 suspended;
Juanita S. Ellis, 310 N. Decature,
Olymoia, speeding, $24 forfeit;
Gerald B. Howard, Clearwater,
carrying loaded weapon in car,
$50 fine, rifle confiscated 60 days.
Game Department
Sherman Harris, 911 Marion,
Brenerton, possession of game
unlawfully acquired, $50 forfeit.
helton Police
Lamont Wheaton, 1212 Edge-
wood St., Shelton, driving while
intoxicated, $78 fine, five days
in jail, license revoked 60 days.
SHELTON POLICE
Eugene Stansell reported some-
one shot at his car.
Marvine Cline reported about
$90 taken from his service sta-
tion.
William Bristol reported a
wheel taken from his car.
Windows were reported brok-
en out of the Junior High School
by rocks.
Harry Calkins reported a tool
shed entered and a prybar taken.
Mrs. A. Almaden reported her
front door catch lock taken.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Harley Johnson reported the
Golden Pheasant Tavern enter-
ed and cigarettes, beer and mon-
ey from machines taken.
Frank Hall reported damage
to a vehicle.
Robert Ingrain. reported a cab-
in at Sunset Beach broken into.
Chris Craney reported a boat
drifted away.
The Harkinson home on the
FIRE DEPARTM3ENT
Jan. 1, 1:07 a.m., d fire in a
car belonging to Frank Monroe,
1729 Washington St.
8HELTON POLICE COITRT
• Appearing on the docket in
Shelton Police Court before
Judge Rolla Halbert Tuesday
night were Roseva Howe, 1114½
Ridgeroad, Shelton, no operat-
or's license; Jerry L. Marcy, Rt.
3, BOx 441A, Shelton, failure to
yield right-of-way, negligent dri-
ving, $75 forfeit; Errin K. Barn-
hard, 822 S. First St., Shelton,
$56 forfeit; David L. Nevitt, 304
N. Second, Shelton, drunkenness
$25 forfeit; David A. Smith, St.
Rt. 1, BOx 44, minor consuming
liquor, disorderly conduct, $50
fine, $2.50 costs; William Allen,
Rt. 1, Box 242, Lakebay, speed-
ing, no operator's license, $32
forfeit; Leo G. Henry, St. Rt. 1,
Box 171, Shelton, minor consum-
ing liquor, $50 forfeit.
John Jansson, 77
Dies In Seattle
• John August Jansson, 77, died
in a Seattle hospital Tuesday.
He was born March 27, 1889, in
Sweden and lived in Shelton from
1922 to 1965 when he moved to
Seattle. Most of the years he
lived here he was employed by
Kimbel Igging Co. Mr. Jansson
served in the U. S. Navy during
World War I.
The funeral will be held at 1
p.m. Friday in the Batstone Fun-
eral Home with burial in the
veterans' section of Shelton Me-
morial Park.
Survivors include his wife,
Bernice Jansson, Se"-ttle; one
daughter, Mrs. Karla J. Harris,
Seattle; one son, Donald C. Jans-
son, Huntington Beach, Calif. ;
and four grandchildren.
Dorothy Eads
Dies Saturday
• Dorothy Floy Eads, 62, died
A CAPACITY CROWD filled the lobby of
the National Bank of Mason County dur-
ing its formal open house in the new quar-
ters at Third and Cota. The new building
enables the banking firm to give full-
service to its customers including a drive-
in window. Modern safety deposit boxes
are another feature not offered at the or-
iginal location.
Allyn Resident
Taken By Death
• Guy E. Sharer, Star Route 1
Box 162, Allyn, died December
28 at 71 in Shelton General Hos-
pital. He had lived in Mason
County since 1939 and was born
Oct. 18, 1895 in Oakland, Kans.
Mr. Sharer was a veteran of
World War I. He had operated
a Hydraulic Repair Shop in
Allyn the past few years.
The funeral service was held
at 1 p.m. last Friday in the Bat-
. stone Funeral Home followed by
cremation.
Survivors inchrde one son,
Richard Sharer, Allyn; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Kolene Liska, Long-
view; six grandchildren; one
brother, Ernest Sharer, Kelso;
and one sister, Mrs. Letha Jones
Weather
High Low Precip.
December 29 50 40 .50
December 30 50 38 .01
December 31 48 46
January I 50 44 1.02
January 2 47 39 .15
January 3 50 32 .86
January 4 48 33 .74
1£ ,, gnow
Readings are for a 24-hour per-
iod ending at 8 a.m. as reported
by the Rayonier, Inc. weather
station.
Recurring rains Thursday thru
Monday with total amounts more
than normal and chance of a
rainless day about Friday. Tem-
peratures near normal with highs
mostly in the 40s and lows in
Marriage
Licenses
• Applying for marriage lic-
enses in the Mason county au-
ditor's office thJs past week were
Perry A. Rose, 20, Shelton,
and Leslie Saintignan, 18, Olym-
pia.
Clarence H. Walker, 55, Brem-
erton, and Clara Walker, 50,
Shelton.
Clarence Willardson, 36, Camp
Pendleton, Calif., and ]Yargaret
Billings, 41, Long Beach, Calif.
Everett Hope Jr., 21, Shelton,
and Pamela Kramer, 17, Port-
land.
Randy Yaple, 17, Sequim, and
pended, license to be turned in North Shore was broken into Saturday in Shelton General Hos- Salina, Kans. the 30s. Michelle De Long, 18, Seouim.
until Jan. 10; Thomas Edwards and a rifle taken, pital. She made her home at
Box 452, Shelton defective equip..:, T.h Dudley-FleurY service sta- g320 Laurel, street. Mrs,, Eads "'|m'''''J''B'--, "'m'4'
............... ,,,,t $1 fn.t,. .......... .1 .... r'_ not, ......uon at Belfair was br?ken into. was borr M.ay 24, .'904, in Seattle V . :.. : _ . ','.
ten, Rt. 10, Box 408, Olympia,.. P UI. No. 1 reported about 400 and "hhd'rifidb fie'gr'lidrre here :i , ...... , -fore.Wide Pre.lnvenforv_, _ _ , .....
urtline. €19 frfit' Gerald R ree o= copper wire taken, the past 19 years,
y -
-'/h'' It-" 1"-'1'4 helton" C#rtified Manufacturing Co. re- She was a member of the VFW ...... '" ; : " "' [
¢=ri', X-"l"-n--'t-'.T ' ported vandalism Auxiliary and the Ea les Aux
Hspeeding,andlv, BOx$17 forfeit;373s" Harold°"UceneG. mez.H°°dsportt oz .... gas SchOOlana a reportedfire extmgthe- eriliary, and was a Gold Star Mx)th-
rasher from a school bus
Young, 812 N. 5th Sheiton, speed- .... ; The funeral service was held
e tmUcK :ngeiman reporvea van
ing $12 forf it; John G. Denn'son, " at 1 n m Tuesday in the Bat-
St Rt 1 Box 15 Hoodsrrt daiism to a construction build ...... %. "-" .... ..... "
..... - ' ing at Hood Canal Junior High tunc funeral mome warn ttev.
speeding, $12 forfeit; Baptis Der- " W. A. MacArthur of Olympia
improper lane of travel, 512 for- . L,yze tooaras reporea a break ton Memorial Park.
in on the North Shore
felt; Creorge Watson, 110 York • Survivingareherhusband, Ed. , '''- mdllllBllllll
Dr., Aberdeen, speeding, $17 for- 8UPEndeD ,-,-,-,,, ward Eads Shelton; one son
feit; Dan Kozlowske, Rt. 3, Box ........... Donald J. 'Eads, Portland. a ' ..hE..a;;z°E7 S
376, Shelton, no valid Christmas New Cases daughter, Mrs. Molly Stacy,' Ta- | , Bottle of 12, Reg. $1.49 ...................................... NOW $1.19 !
Tree permit, overheight load, $24 Copeland Lumber Co. against coma; seven grandchildren; two t' REMINGT-O-N- LEKTRb2Onlv--C°rdl's'Sh"r--NJC IV, Reg. $38.95 .......................... NOW $30. '|
fine, $10 suspended; James Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Beal, ab- brothers, Lloyd and William Her-
Churchill, all lights and turn sig- stract of judgment, shey, both of Olympia; and one
nais obscured by load, Rt. 1, Box Mell Chevrolet against Mr. and sister, Mrs. Fannie Tennyson,
i
3
Only
Blue
Sky,
10-Transistor
I
44, Shelton, $12 fine; Phililp W. Mrs. Willard Wivell. debt. Olympia• ' ; AM-FM PORTABLE RADIO, Reg. $29.95 ................................ NOW $19.95
i V 12-Transistor i
AM PORTABLE RADIO, Reg. $12.95 .......................................... NOW $8.95
-. I / Regular Price on / l i
I| NAME BRAND / . / t
WATCHES 1/2 PRICE
L DI['
1 Only Mercury Transistor Portable i
RECORD PLAYER & AM RADIO COMBINATION, T
i Reg. $59.95 ................................................................... NOW $49.00 t
5 Only -- With Leather Travel Kit i
• Lady Arrow Blouses • Skirts j SHAVEX "CLASSIC" RAZORS, Reg. $19.95 .......................... NOW $13.95
i 1 Only ' l
. FLORAL PLANTER LAMP, Reg. $4.29 .................................... NOW $2.98
| 2 Only V
i•Pantse$ weatersec°rds I 2"QUART SAUCE PAN' Reg" $5"88,' 1-QUA RT4 Only -- CombinatiOnSAUCE PANSpeciaI'wITHReg" $7.75MEASURING ............................................ CUP .................. NowNOW $4.49 '$4.48 ]
i 1 Only Stainless Steel I
• Rain Coats LAZY SUSAN WITH HEATED CHAFING DISH, l
Reg. $16.98 NOW $12.95 I
//13 F " . Full Bed Size, Many Colors STEAM "
THERMOL BLANKETS, $6.95 Value .................................. SPECIAL $4.98
i LUX ALARM CLOCKS, Reg. $3.29 NOW $279
4 Only Model No. 10921 .............................................
I & DRY IRON, Reg. $13.95 .................................. NOW $10.95 I
A 3 Only Model No. 10819 • " ........
y AUTOMATIC IRON, Reg. $6.95 .................................................. NOW $4.95
| 2 Only Deluxe Automatic •
SUNBEAM "VISTA" MIXER, Reg. $35.94 .............................. NOW $27.98 I
NO RETURNS or EXCHANGES on SALE | 1 Only- Name Brand A/
I
AUTOMATIC MIXER, Reg. $29.95 ...................... : ..................... NOW $21.95
MERCHA:NDISE 2 Only -- Reg. $24.95 I
.. '_gR$ t " I ,,, SWIN G-A'-WAY CORDLE " 'V _L, NOW$18.95 ' ,i'
i
.Ple 2 - Shelton.Muon County Journal - Thursday, Jantmry 5, 1967
out-of, or whatever the case may
be. Anyway we are at least half
here for the start of the New
Year. You should be all here
though when you shop in Shelton
this week, 'cause some of the
best buys of the year (any year)
are available right now, just be-
fore inventory. Buys like these:
George Valley, owner of Fens
& Valley Appliaace Center, .has
top buys just a-wait'n for you to
stop in and save a fistfull (of
cash that Is)...
That Semi-Annual Women's
Shoe Sale is starting it's second
great week at Miller's Shoe Dept.
and sales are terrific. If you
want a good selection of top qual-
ity shoes at a low price, better
hot foot it right on in...
Eldon Kahny, manager of
Penney's, announced this week
that the Pixy Photographer will
be in Sbelton on January 12 thru
:14. Better mark those dates on
your calendar• . .
Ken Chapman, owner of Ever-
green Drug Center, is holding a
Pre - Inventory Clearance Sale
that is store-wide with low-low
prices that are hard to believe.
ti
• With the holidays over, every- So hard to believe that y '(
body seems to have successfully ter trot right in and see f0tl[, aft*
negotiated the trials of the Rose self...
IrE
S
Bowl, Orange Bowl, Cotton Bowl Jim Pessimier, manag fc
and whatever other "Bowls" Miller's, has just the ssleln a
they may have gotten into or been iook'in for. .a a je g
• ' it
t:o
Sale! And what a sale e
Savings galore, all over f
just wait:n for you to • oSt
and choose... Jr 'iior
Gene I-anson, manager wjPhor
man's, has a January Cleq,,
that will astound you.
off on ninny ladies
many to rrtention here
waltz right on in and
gander...
Art Mell, owner of Mell
rolet, has a white sale in
ress right now! Better
you can progress down
in style...
That's --30--- for this
remember to SHOP IN
AND SAVE! You'll be
did !
Scientist Si
• "Create in me a clean
O God; and renew a right
within me." This verse
51st Psalm is the
for Christian Science
ion services on Sunday.
son-Sermon is rifled
ment."
Y*O,U:R
SAVINGS EARN
%
I 8It
ON 90-DAY
TIMI00 CERYIRCATI00S
OF DEPOSIT
W
That e Right! If you live in Mason County, yotI
savings can earn this new higher rate of
five per cent per annum. W
PUT YOUR DOLLARS TO WORK TODAY!
Your Home--Owned
Full Service Bank
National Bank of
MASON COUNTY \\;:..
34":tc:O::cOU NT i N,U R ED TO $15:h000°:: :2