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,th YEA 2 Published in "Ctl,ristmastown, U.S.A.", Shelton. Washington
mrsday, January 14, 1965 Entered as second class matter at /he post office vt Sbelton, Washingt6n,
under Act of March 8. 1879. Published weekly at 227 West Cota,
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a d ._..IN Justice of the Peace Glenn Correa,
arryn~lm'~,".~Y COmmissioners Martin Auseth and
ason a* ,,u,,u, were sworn in by Auditor C. Nolan
L me court house Monday morning. Correa
3 ToGet
In
Sett/ement
County PUD 3 comnlis-
n'8 M°nday'approved a settle-
of a sui'l against five clec-
[p~r ~nt n]anufacturing
for $18,000.
suit, started about three
ago, had sought price ad-
ae~t Jrom the firms Oil
- bOught between Jan. 1,
ld I:)ec. 1, 1959.
mason County PUD..was
eighL plaintiffs who Joined
~r in tbe suit against the
companies.
five. defendants were Gen-
fettle, Westinghouse, Allis-
ra,, MCGraw-Edison and
Emetric.
settlement was approved
eOnll~ission on tile re('onl-
of local c}~llllcil Gll~llP,
and the law firm of Broz,
and 3/tikkelborg, Seattle,
had been rcpresenting the
Plaintiffs. Also, the State
OITley General's office concurs
lding settlement.
begins his first terrn as Mason County Justice of
the Peace. Auseth and Elmlund are each begin-
ning their seo3nd terms on the county commission.
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Mason County's new eolulty-
wide justice court district went
into operation this week when
Glenn Corea was sworn in as Jlls-
tiee of the Peaee Monday nlorniug.
A just.ice court office has been
set up on the second floor of lhp
e.ourL honse in a sm'dl office for-
mcrly occupied by the Statc Pa-
tr{)l.
Mrs. Thora. Basseti, formerly
chief civil deputy in the Maso)l
County Sheriff's "office has been
named justice court cle'tk by Col
rea..
The justice court office will 1)e
open from 1-5 p,m. each day ex-
cept:
during the hours in (vhich
eom't is being held.
(~ORIHCA SAIl) he plans to hold
COUP{ Session,3,, three or f()ur (lays
a weclc \viLli tv¢o days for el imin'al
cases and 0)It~ (llt}, for civil cases
in Shelton.
He plans to bare a couPt ses-
sion in Belfair once a week If suit-
able quarters cart be fou{ld in
which to hold e(au't.
The new justice eourt district
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will ta.] e over the duties formerly
handlc, d by the justice courts in
Shelton and Belfair plus the ad-
:ditional jurisdiction which bring-
ling the county urlder the 1961
i.luslice C()m't Law give to tile
C(HII't.
'Pile eity of Shelton has not in-
dicated whether or not it intends
lo join its Police Court inlo tile
system oP not.
Tlll/] (!OIIICF will handle cases.
filed by the State Patrol, Sheriff's
office, Department of Natural Rc-
solu'ees, DcpartlTlellI of Game, De-
partlnent of Fisheries an(l other
~,overlll]lelltal
a.gencies.
Civil Im'isdiction for the
newly-
f(irnied ~:ourt will be $500, instead
of the $300 to which the previmls
justice courts were limited.
Correa said he does not plan
an5, night, sessions of just,co court
• :~t present.
']'he County C(nnmission last
smnmer voted to bring i.he coun-
ty under the 1961 justice com't
law which provides for one jus=
tice court fop Mason County.
Correa was eleeted to the Jus-
tice position in lhe elections last
fall and bcgan his term of office
M()nday
wl!en he was sworn in,
along "~,vith
COUllty e(immissioners
Martin Auseth and Ilarr.v Elm-
hind, by County Auditor (2". Nolan
Mason•
Y dale.
}!1001, BOAI¢I) approv-
ing of two new teaehcrs
i[l}nsfer, of three others
~t assignments ill the
Mary Lottise Grau], O]ym-
~211'ed to teach first grade
,,e.~nx, succeeding Mrs.
l)O(1W'ill "who will be trans-
[°~'Vergree.rt am librarian
g ~,liss Mary Anderson'.
tp a new posiU,ln .s
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• , it)) the district.
c Olsen, from the
• * ark (listriet, Was hired
rade at Mr. vic v
's. Mary
Aaron, \vho
SOmetime in May will be Mrs. Virginia Merifiehl will
approve a, special" levy for teach a third grade class whi('.h
ton School District' antl is being established to 'releave
issue for the Construction crowding in third gra0e classes
~ew hospital in a special in the district. The additiunal Class
plans in the nlaking will nleeL in the reran Mrs. Meri-
field has been using tor her l'e-
DardR°bertat itsQuiggle told the medial Pea(ling chtsses. The re- JI~
ht that hcmeeUngwould Tues-have contIllued.me~i'l reading classes will be dis- ~=~'I~'
!r the February meeting) Efforts to find a successor to
izetd( list` of tll.e backlog ]George Hermes as prineip'll of the areas of Mason C-k,unty hea-
,_ ~ senool olsu'iet for ,'~nen.on Itigh School went bee vily hit by the snowfall New Year's
ue special levy will l)e ~)the slarting point "l'uescak wceliend are ,low p,'etty well dug
Oll~, slthough snow cover on the
I 'nell at. telegraan declining the ~1'(~)11/(I l'en{ains heavy.
)l°~°~'*al collld [)e presented poslhon was re(:oived from tlle 'Pro sn(w has been gralually
r,,e°ruary meeting and .man wh(m~ Supt. Quiggle was go- melting the past few days as of-
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,e ~or approval at the!mg to reeonm~and for the job.
,, !e.eNng after' the bo£1rd ! . ItERMES WILL beeomc prin-,ficis.ls ',eel, an eye (,,l th,~ rluuloff,
hnping "t warming tlen(t does not
, ~zn the community hail iclPal of Garrett Heyns High rnell it off fast. enough to cause
." to study it This '~vould !~cheolat the Washington Corree-
;. possible to h'old li~e elec-'lions Center July 1. fl(md probhm~s.
.aYa probahlv~ in coniune~-.--, .The board acknowledg~td the r:.-( Mary M. l