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MASON COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT
on the docket in
~on County District Court
Judge Carol Fuller during
Justice Court
Duggins, Rt. 2, Box
Shelton, failure to follow
and regulations, failure to
proper records, sentence
year; Kenneth Wolle,
194, Belfair, speeding,
Charles W. Miller,
E.11inor, Shelton, driving
intoxicated, $250 fine,
~ended, 30 days in jail,
Brownfield, 1732
tens, Shelton, negligent
no vehicle license, no
license, $40 fine, two
jail, Suspended; Sherm
Rt. 1, Box
Oregon, speeding, 3565
Russell Yorke, 2328
ms, Shelton, defective
rot, $5 fine; James T.
Rt. 2, Box 137, Belfair,
~, defective tires, no
license on person, $50
Stocker, Rt. 1, Box
speeding, $25
SUSpended; Nancy
aOnd, Rt. 4, Box 2414,
Speeding, $23 forfeit.
unicipal Department
E. Swanson, Rt. 2,
;lton negligent
Larry Pike,
Shelton, following
ose, no valid operator's
erson, driving without
fine, $15 suspended;
204 East C St.,
liquor to a
Weeks in jail, two
Clark, 204 East C
physical control of a
while intoxicated,
lien McGee, Rt. 10,
following too
fine, $15 suspended;
Jr., 909 May St.,
driving, $50
433
license on
five days in jail,
Morgan, 233 S. 8th
allowing a dog to
five days in jail,
Clauson, 6306
negligent
POLICE
reported gasoline
trucks.
at the Simpson garage
4clnelly reported
at a residence.
found smeared on a
doorknob at the Shelton Inn.
A window in the First
Christian Church was found
broken.
Keith Genereaux reported a
set of tools taken from a pickup.
A bird feeder was found off
Franklin Street.
Vehicles driven by Irene
Wright and Jose Gonzales collided
at Highway 101 and I Street. Mrs.
Wright suffered possible head
injuries and cuts and bruises, and
Waymeth Gonzales, a passenger in
the Gonzales vehicle, suffered
possible head injuries. Both were
taken to Mason General Hospital.
Parked vehicles owned by
Gordon Boock Jr. and Jack
Bamford were involved in a
collision in the Prairie Market
parking lot. One of the vehicles
apparently rolled from where it
was parked, officers said.
Vehicles driven by Frieda
Schnitzer and Maxine Peck
collided on Cota Street.
A door to the Angle School
building was found open.
A fire was found burning in a
tree at Second and McKinley.
Roger Lawson reported a rock
thrown through the windshield of
a vehicle.
William Byrd reported his
vehicle hit by another on Laurel
Street.
Patty Clark reported a wallet
lost.
Jesse Clark reported a pistol
missing.
Gordon Shank reported a car
prowled.
Joan Manke reported items
taken from a house under
construction.
Larry Harkins reported an
attempted gasoline theft.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Robert Schultz reported
about 800 gallons of stove oil
taken.
Tony Nelson reported
carpeting taken.
James Van Grinfven reported
a truck backed into his
motorbike.
Carolyn Lindman reported a
residence burglarized.
Cheryl Weber reported a
residence broken into and about
$2,000 worth of items taken.
ITT Rayonier reported a
fence on Capitol Hill hit by a
vehicle.
Pacific Northwest Bell
Telephone reported gasoline and a
fire extinguisher taken.
Damage reported to the front
porch of the Skokomish Dental
Clinic.
Jay DeVault reported his
vehicle hit by another whose
driver did not stop and identify
himself.
Kay Reynolds reported two
Very Special
kind of store."
Shop 9:30-5:30 LAY-AWAY
DEPT. STORE
3rd & Railroad
portable radios taken•
Windows were reported
broken in Hood Canal Junior
High School.
Tom Murphy reported the
theft of property.
Beverly Mesplie reported the
theft of personal property.
Cy Dossel reported several
small power tools taken.
Ruth Audette reported she
found a German shepherd pup.
A black pup was reported
found at North Mason School•
E. R. Mills reported a splitting
maul, splitting wedges and an axe
Donald Ray Bounds, change of
names.
Gilbert Johnston against Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Bushue and Hood
Canal Highlands against Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Striker, Mr. and Mrs.
Dewey Bryson and Patrick J.
Byrne and Associates, quiet title
and confirm real estate contract
forfeiture.
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taken.
William Rotecki reported a Applying for marriage licenses
battery taken from a vehicle.
Hans Zingier reported items in the Mason County auditor s
taken, office this week were:
Allan Mason reported two Homer Riddle Jr., 25,
holes shot in a wall. Poulsbo, and Linda Schenck, 28,
A ring of keys was found at
North Mason School•
A large, male yellow cat was
reported found in the Belfair area.
CITY BUILDING PERMITS
Building permits approved by
the City of Shelton during the
past week were to Shelton Yacht
Club, gas piping, $200; Earl
Westman, fence and tool shed,
$400.
Poulsbo.
Jack Smith, 28, Olympia, and
Deborah Carr, 21, Shelton.
Frank Kalberg, legal,
Lilliwaup, and Vivian Martin, 52,
Lilliwaup.
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COUNTY BUILDING PERMITS
Building permits approved by
the Mason County Planner's
Office during the past week were
to Marian Aldrich, replace
retaining wall, $1,000; Eugene
Matuszenski, repair roof, $400;
W. C. McKasson, bulkhead,
$1,500; Fredrick Parish, install
mobile home; Robert Parke,
recreation cabin, $9,000.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
January 30, 10 p.m., fire in
car owned by Stan Watters at
Seventh and Railroad.
SUPERIOR COURT
Dissolutions of Marriage
Linda Custer and Arthur
Custer.
William McIntire and Gloria
McIntire.
Ted Morris Jr. and Pamela
Morris.
Marflyn Leboki and Michael
Leboki.
John Allen and Deborah
Allen.
Dee Landers and Rose
Landers.
New Cases
Jerry Pemberton against H.
Vincent Glaser, foreclosure of
lien.
Olympic Air Pollution
Control Authority against Krusz
Co., Inc., civil penalty.
Washington Service Company
against Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Miller Jr., debt.
Gary Gene Bounds and
~f~ These tides are for the
Union area. For Shelton and
Oakland Bay add an hour
and a half and 2.4 feet.
Thursday, February 6
High ....... 2:50 a.m. 11.0 ft.
Low ....... 7:41 a.rn. 7.6 ft.
High ...... 12:33 p.m. 10.7 ft.
Low ....... 8:04 p.m. 0.0 ft.
Friday, February 7
High ....... 3:39 a.m. 11.5 ft.
Low .......8:49 a.m. 7.3 ft.
High ....... 1:33 p.m. 10.5 ft.
Low .......8:52 p.m. -0.1 ft.
Saturday, February 8
High ....... 4:20 a.m. 11.9 ft.
Low .......9:39 a.m. 6.9 ft.
High ....... 2:25 p.m. 10.4 ft•
Low .......9:31 p.m. -0.1 ft.
Sunday, February 9
High ....... 4:54 a.m. 12.1 ft.
Low ......10:18 a.m. 6.3 ft.
High ....... 3:17 p.m. 10.4 ft.
Low ......10:06 p.m. 0.0 ft.
Monday, February 10
High ....... 5:22 a.m. 12.2 ft.
Low ...... 10:50 a.m. 5.8 ft.
High ....... 3:59 p.m. 10.4 ft.
Low ...... 10:41 p.m. 0.3 ft.
Tuesday, February 1 !
High ....... 5:44 a.m. 12.2 ft.
Low ......11:22 a.m. 5.2 ft.
High ....... 4:41 p.m. 10.4 ft.
Low ......11:13 p.m. 0.7 ft.
Wednesday, February 12
High ....... 6:04 a.m. 12.2 ft.
Low ......11:45 a.m.4.5 ft.
High ....... 5:21 p.m. 10.4 ft.
Low ......11:45 p.m.1.2 ft.
Thursday, February ! 3
High ....... 6:24 a.m. 12.2 ft.
Low ...... 12:26 p.m. 3.8 ft.
High ....... 6:04 p.m. 10.3 ft.
PROVINSTONE
Regularly $90
Savings are terrific on our beautiful 45-piece
sets of Provinstone Dinnerware! Choose from
four lovely floral patterns. Each set includes 8
dinner plates, 8 salad plates, 8 tea cups, 8
saucers, 8 soup/cereal bowls, 1 round
vegetable dish, 1 chop plate, 1 sugar bowl
w0th cover and one creamer. Buy now at this
low, low, price!
BUY NOW ON LAYAWAY
OPTIONAL CHARGE
MASTERcHARGE, BANKAMERIcARD
Thirty former employees of
Simpson Timber Company's
Insulating Board Plant will have
the opportunity to learn new
careers in welding, it was
announced this week.
A special 25oweek welding
course solely for IBP employees
will begin March 3 in Shelton.
Arrangements for the class were
developed cooperatively by
Simpson, the Olympia office of
the State Department of
Employment Security, and
Olympic College.
IBP was closed permanently
December 20 for related
economic and environmental
reasons affecting 196 Shelton
employees.
"We are pleased that this
opportunity for finding new jobs
has developed," said Guy
Lalouche, IBP production
manager. "Obtaining this course is
part of Simpson's continuing
effort to help relocate IBP
employees." Simpson praised the
assistance of Don Lafferty,
assistant manager of the Olympia
License office tells
holiday closing dates
The State Driver s License observance of the holiday.
office here will be closed The driver's license office is
February 12 in observance of located on South Third Street
Lincoln's Birthday.
The office will also be closed
February 15 in observance of
President's Day, which fails on
February 17. Since February 17 is
a Monday, the day the office is
normally closed, the office will be
closed February 15, a Saturday in
between Railroad and Cota,
around the corner from its former
location on Cota.
Driver's license examiners ask
that anyone applying for a license
which will require a driving test
call for an appointment before
coming in.
office of SDES; Dorothy
Medgard, program specialist with
the Coordinating Council for
Occupational Education of the
Comprehensive Employment
Training Act; and Bernie Dorcy,
Shelton coordinator for Olympic
College; in helping establish the
class.
Funds in the amount of
$90,000 from a federal CETA
grant to the state will be used to
finance the course. Simpson will
provide space and utilities; the
state will provide the instructor
and equipment• Olympic College
will teach the course.
"The payoff of the course is
that there presently is a demand
for several hundred welders in
Washington," said Lalouche.
"Graduates should have little
difficulty in finding a job 7
Certain simple criteria
I took with me certain simple
criteria with which to measure.
That which made for more life,
for physical and spiritual health,
was good; that which made for
less life, which hurt, dwarfed and
distorted life, was bad.
Jack London
BB
Route 1. Box 598
Mason Lake Dr. Phone:
G r apevie w 426-3657
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"He who hesitates is lost."
When you suffer a heart at-
tack, delay can be deadly.
Know the early warning signs
of heart attack. Know what to
do when they occur. Ask your
local Heart Association.
Heart attack may strike its
victims suddenly, but the
conditions leading to it can
begin in childhood. Ask your
local Heart Association how
you can reduce your risk.
And give to the Heart Fund.
A man who smokes more
than a pack of cigarettes a
day has nearly twice the risk
of heart attack and nearly
five times the risk of stroke as
a non-smoker. Contact your
local Heart Association for
more information.
Prevention is the best
medicine. The American
Heart Association wants to
stop heart, disease before it
starts. By switching to a
heart-healthy lifestyle, you
can reduce your risk. Ask
your local Heart Association.
And give to the Heart Fund.
By knowing and recogniz-
ing the early warning signs of
heart attack, you could help
save a life. It could be your
own. Ask your local Heart
Association.
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It takes money to hatch the best
laid plans. So when you need financial
help, come to the hometown bank. After all,
there's a branch nearby.
Puget Sound National Bank
The hometown bank
Member F.D.I.C.
"A ver.v special
kind of store. "
Shop 9:30-5:30
LAY-AWAY
DEPT. STORE
3rd & Railroad
Uttle People Prints
100% cotton, 45" wide
machine washable
Precious Prints
65% polyester/35% cotton
or
50% polyester/50°/o rayon
Reg.
$2.50 yd. yd.
Reg.
$2.50 yd.
Moby Duck
Screen Print
Sportswear prints
50% poly/50% cotton
perma-pressed
45" wide
Reg.
$2.59 yd.
Children's prints
100% cotton, 45" wide
brilliant colors
Odds and ends
all machine washable
values to 2.98 yd.
100% Cottons
One group
dark prints and florals
values to 2.79 yd.
Velva Knit
100% polyester
reg. 5.98 yd.
to clear
Brushed Denim
Coordinated
Little People prints
and solids
100% cotton
reg. 2.98 yd.
yd. yd.
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