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..... ons Legal Publications Legal Publications • • ;;;;;;;;-;;; In, tERIFF'S SLreet entrance, at Shelton, in the AFFIDAVIT FOR ESTATE State of Washington, all of theSERVICE BY PUBLICATION ~SHINGTON, right, title and interest of said NO. 12265 ~~n~~~~~~~~~~~~B~H~Mn~HuM ..................... ss. SHERIFF'S defendants in and to the IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF following described property, THE STATE OF WASHINGTON WOMEN'S COMMERCIAL SUNDAY NIGHT r'UEOF Special situated in Mason County, StateIN AND FOR MASON COUNTY Men's Hi Game: John Dantean MIXED FOURSOME Men's Hi Game: Bill Hibbert 181 Men's Hi Game: Chuck W6o2men's Hi Series: Glenda Ettlin TUESDAY NITE MIXED GRANGE MEN'S CITY ledout of the of Washington, to-wit: IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF W0o7men's Hi Game: Glenda Ettlin 219 MenMen,sS HiHi Series:Game: JoeJoe BrownBr°wn 601221 Men's Hi Series: Bill Hibbert 503 Thompson 228 L ethe State of The East 132.27 feet of theVIOLET A. WHISENHUNT, Men's Hi Series: Percy Zamzow Woolmen's Hi Game: Jean Hartwell Women's Hi Game: Marcy Cook Men's Hi Series: Ed Dunbar 561 555 , 173 , . Standings: Brad s 32-12, has n County, onWest 396.75 feet, as measured Petitioner, and RALPH D. 2Wlo0men s Hi Game: Ruth Tingvall WgO3men's HI Series: Jean Hartwell Women s Hi Series: Nellie 22-22, Arctic C. 21-23,, Warren s Fi ~ruary, ]975,along the North line of the North WHISENHUNT; Respondent. LaVerne Love 7-9 split. Lucky Lager 32-12, Western Parts 'eo in the case of quarter of the Northeast quarter STATE OF WASHINGTON, Br ow n B roe. 301/z-131b, Rossmaier 441 ira ce Company, of the Northeast quarter of the COUNTY OF MASON, ss. Bechtold 30-14, Oqden 29-15. Women's Hi Series: Leslie Matlock 27-21, Agate Two 19Vz-241/z, Lumbermen s 17-27, • nl ston CountyNorthwest quarter of Section 36, GERALD L. WHITCOMB, Failer's 25-19, Certified 24-20, Cochran 541 S t a n d i ngs: H20 Kgs 27-21, Skokom sh 26-22 Agate Nault's 161/z-271/2, Mason Garbage ngs and Loan Township 21 North, Range 3 being first duly sworn on oath,Lee Fields 23-21, Lumbermen's Standings: Fir Cone 37-11, 33%-14Vz, Salty Dogs 32-16, Odd One 25-23, Progress' 25-23, 16-28. Js ROBERT O. west, W.M., in Mason County, deposes and says: 21V2-22Vz, Geo. Valley 19-25 West Realty 28-20, Land & Balz 30-18, Happy Hookers Pomona 14-34. Arctic C. ], Jeff Thompson FF ANCES E. Washington; 1. That I am the Attorney for Ming Tree 19-25, Harrison 16-28, Homes 28-20, Maint. 28-20, 2 8 - 2 0, F a rmers 24-24, Matlock 1, Nellie Rossmaier495; Brad's 3, Joe Florek 529; an l and wife, TOGETHER WITH and the Petitioner VIOLET A. Bayshore 15-29, Olsen Furn. Wilson 27z/z-201/2, Yell 26-22, DingALings 24-24, 4 B's 23-25,441; Pomona 3, Paul ChallenderNault's 3, Ed Dunbar 561; , II IC., JOHN F. SUBJECT TO an eastment, 25 WHISENHUNT in the above 11-33. Ruffner23%-24V2, Pauley Mtrs.Hot Dogs 23-25, Lakers 20-28, 405;Progress3, Olaf Burkett368; Western Parts 1, Robert Wagner R ~, I N I E R feet in even width, over the South entitled action; Ming Tree 1, Joan Engen 426; 21-27,McComb 21-27, Binder Totems 191/z-28)/z, Moonshiners Agate Two 1, Loren Mercer 443;499; Warren's 0, Roger Pearson ~IG COMPANY, 25 feet of the North quarter of 2. That she believes the Brown Bros. 3, Pat Brown 509; 17-31,Waterboys 17-31, Chris' 16V2-31V2, Rookies 141~33]/2. Agate One 3, Lyle Auseth 458; 480; Lucky Lager 4, Bill Blucher T ~T E S O F the Northeast quarter of the respondent above named is not a Bayshore 0, Donna Walden 438; 14-34. Totems 3, Dan Brown 540; Skokomish 1, Bill Hibbert 503.523; Lumbermen s 3, Gayle L.~NNING'S Northeast quarter of the resident of the State of Ogden's 4, Dabble Boynton 505;Maint. 4, LeslieCochran 541; DingALingsl, Bill Boad 538; Odd Wentz 549; Mason Garbage 1, • B £GIS PAPER Northwest quarter, lying Westerly Washington or cannot be found Certified 2, Pat Boad 496; Fuller s Wilson 0, Don Donaldson 497; Balz 4, Jean Hartwell 593; SIMPSON RECREATION Chuck Thompson 517. ..1~ ASONRY of County Road No. 5263; therein as is evidenced by the 2, Virginia Fuller 456; Bechtold Yell 4, Bill Townsend 450; Pauley Moonshiners 0, Nene Pleines559; Women's Hi Game: Donna It.. STATE OF EXCEPTING THEREFROM written statement on file herein 1 , K a r e n B a x te r 4 54 ; Mfrs. 0, Bob Florek 439; Chris' 1, Farmers 3, Wayne Clary 527; Coleman 208 , and OLIVER public roads, if any. of the Deputy Sheriff of Mason Lumbermen's 3, Lilly Loitz 444;Ralph Victor 471; Ruffner 3, Happy Hookers 1, So@aPearson Women s Hi Series: Donna ISTR UCTION TOG ET HE R W l TH an County, Washington. Harrison's 4, Betty Grindle 502; Mick McCord 433; Land & Homes 497; Lakers 1, Floyd Fuller 513; Coleman 543 " No. 12146, undivided one-fifth interest in and 3. T h a t t h e p resen t Olsen's 0, Carolyn Olsen 387; 2, Harley Stickley 515;Waterboys H20 Kgs 3, Joe Brown 601; Hot Standings: Loaders 29-15, directed to the existing well now beingwhereabouts of the Respondent is Geo. Valley 0. Glenda Ettlin 562; 2, Percy Zamzow 555; Binder 0,Dogs 3, Ran Allen 490; RookiesLoggers 21-13, Shops 19-25, constructed along, the easterly line unknown to affiant and she has Lee Fields 4, Cecelia Gunter 408. Ray Rohwein 465; Fir Cone 4, 1, Mike Clary 442; 4 B s 3, Jim Railroad 19-25. HEREBY of said premises, including no knowledge of his place of Dave Eichhorn 514; West Realty Brewer Sr. 429; Salty Dogs 1, Shops 2, Jean Diggle 410; proceed to necessary easements and residence of post office address. THURSDAY TRIO 1, Monte Haag 431; McComb 3, GeorgeWitcraft 566. Railroad 2, Donna Coleman 543; to the appurtenances thereto.. 4. That petitioner's object in Women's Hi Game: Patty Boad Jerry Mallory 545. Loaders 2, Clara Erickson 445; within the levied on as the property of said this action is to secure a 210 SIMPSON SWlNGSHIFT Loggers 2, Sonja Pearson 521. law for defendants heretofore named, to Dissolution from the RespondentWomen's Hi Series: Louise Clary Men's Hi Game: Tony Musgrove ten o'clock Satisfy a judgement, amountingupon the grounds stated in her 547 SATURDAY PREP 210 )f April, to Twenty Two Thousand Eight Petition for Dissolution of Standings: M&O 26-10, Men's Hi Game: Rob Rogers 184 Men's Hi Series: Tony Musgrove House Hundred Ninety Seven and Marriage filed in the above Harry's 22-14, Arnold & Smith Men's Hi Series: Todd Lund 496 584 aUnty, Fourth 23/100 -- $22,897.23 -- Dollars entitled Court on the 1] day of20-16, Hut 20-16, Nye's 20-16,Women's Hi Game: Gina Dunbar Standings: Veneer 31-13, attorney's fees of $1,000.00, the March, 1975. Fuller's 19-17, Makoviney 17-19, 143 , Hemlockers 23-21, Mill Four ’3 cost of suit and interest, in favor /s/Gerald L. Whitcomb Bob's 17-19, Clary's 16-20, Vets Mill Four 3, Dave Tinsley of plaintiff, plus Sheriff's Fees. GERALD L. WHITCOMB 14-22, Wingard's 13-23, Perry's Wso0men s Hi Series: Kathy Fuller 18-26, Mill Three 16-28. Dated this 3rd of March, SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN 12-24. Standinqs: Riverside 26-14. 528; Veneer 1, Tony Musgrove ~ ProDertv 584; Mill Three 1, Howard Engen 1975. to before me this]1 day of Harry's 3, Linda Swope 467;Thriftway 23-17, TLC 23-17, 431; Hemlockers 3, L. C. Leman R,,: DAN W. McNAIR, Sheriff March, 1975. Hut 1, Patti Campbell 447; Bob s C&R 23-1 7, Journal Z2-18, 480. --ep,(~llr /s/Carolyn Rose /s/C. Rose 1, Diana Fogo 415; Makoviney 3,RaMac 21-19, Lumbermen's CIVIL DEPUTY NOTARY PUBLICIN Kathi Durkin 492; Mete 1, Toni 201,z.19,,2, Lions 17-23, Area WOMEN'S ,2:30 • Casualty ATTORNEY: AND FOR THE STATE Ruhl 396; M&O 3, Diana Offerdal I 7-23, Stella s 16-24, Mary's Women's Hi Game: LaVonne Hwy. No. Lynch and Lynch OF WASHINGTON, 478; Failer's 4, Bubbs Fuller 493; 16-24, VFW 15'b-241/2. Castle 208 Thurston County Federal Savings residing at Shelton Perry's 0, Eva Hanson 422; VFW 0, Ray Johnson 352; W0ooen s Hi Series: Barb Wheaton C , and Loan Bldg. GERALD L WHITCOMB Clary's 2, Louise Clary 547; Riverside 4, Jeff Barnes 399; Area "-Ornplete Olympia, Washington98501 INC.,P.S. Arnold & Smith 2, PattyBoad 3, Mark Liles 346; Journal 1, Rosa Perkins 6-7 split. • Commercial 3/13-20-27-4/3-4t Attorney at Law 5]0; Wingard's 0, Frankie Barnes Mike Woods 339; TLC 4, Willie Standings: Mason Garbage Suite 2, Angle Bldg., 390; Nye s 4,Sandy Okerlund Flint 363; Stella s 0, Lorna Moore 25-15, mob's 24-16, Sh.Glass RepQir NOTICE OF MEETING P.O. Box 869 450. 329; C&R 3, Rob Rogers 391; 18-22, Nell s 13-27. CANCELLATION Shelton, WA 98584 RaMac 1, Dave Dunnington 352;Mason Garbage 3, Barb Auto Call The regular Port of Shelton 426-5524 • Commission Meeting for March 3/20-27-2t GUYS&DOLLS Lumbermen's 1, Shelly Hanson Wheaton 506; Bobs 1, Donna 20, 1975 has been cancelled. Men's Hi Game: Dick Wood 215 346; Merv's 3, Kathy Fuller 380; Coleman 488; Sh. Glass3, Shelton Port Commission Men's Hi Series: Dick Wood 552Lions 4, Todd Land 496; LaVonne Castle 490: Nell's 1, Women's Hi Game: Judy Lamont Thriftway 0, Carmen Clark 375. Merits Monger 431. ,,, U0r*"a"e By Jim Pauley Certain things for our age 181 • President 3/20-1t There arc certain things thai our Women's Hi Series: Sandie Johnson 462 age needs, andcertain things that Standings: Heehaws 25-23, 4 When you need a Life it should avoid. It needs Kyds 21-27, Dumb Bells 24-24, compassion and a wish that Woodchucks 31-17, Deadwoods 24-24, 4 W'S 22-26, 4 Fords water pump... H Our nextrealestate mankind should he happy; it 24-24, Smokin 20V2-27V2, Jim catalog will be printed needs the desire for knowledge Pauley ,.,,. o c. •,,0me0wners Carpetbaggers 26-22, Sandbaggers Bedell P ap ’o SOon. You can have your and the determination to eschew 26-22, Slorollers 27-21. U • included, pleasant myths; it needs above all Heehaws 2, Sandie Johnson another of our extra our sellers the greatest courageous hope aiid the impulse 462;4 Kyds 1, Betty Johnson 426 4713 to property buyers, to creativeness. The things that it 451; Dumb Bells 1, LaVern m Tallman 446; Woodchucks 3, Bob must avoid and that have brought Haselwood 450 Deadwoods 3, • Sales & Service • All types of water pumps Dick Wood 552; 4 W s 1, Jim Expert Installation Angle Building Call the it to the brink of catastrophe are Williams 492; 4 Fords 1, Bill 4th & Railroad Ph. 426-8272 Ihmlty Office Building c r u e I t y, e n v y, g r o e d, Johnson 460; Smokin 3, Clay 24 years of experience in Mason County Railroad Ave.,Shelton competitiveness, search for Keith 541; Jim Pauley Two 1, Scott Hillburn 402 ; Carpetbaggers 426-3361 irrational subjective certainty, and 3, Judy Lamont 450; Sandbaggers FOR JERRY SMITH what Freudians call the doalh 2, Harold Redman Jr. 474; Northside Mr. View wish. Slorollers 3, Jim Johnson 474. Baptist Church ate of Don Benson Realty Bertrand Russell Church ,=3 st,,., Alliance Church MEN'S TRIO SCRATCH Interim Pastor Dave Be, amy Washington & "J" Sts. Men's Hi Game: L C. Leman & 910 East Dearborn 426-1027 . L Mac Mclnelly 223 LEWIS B. WYSONG, Pastor Sunday School ........ 9:45 a.m. Sunday School ....9:45 a.m. Men's Hi Series: Wayne Clary 615 • Morning Worship ..... 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship .. 11:00 a.m. Standings: Pile Drivers 90, Sunday School ....9:45 a.m. Training Union ......... 6:30 p.m. Evening Service .... 6:00 p.m. ~i Salmon Smackers 71, Timber Morning Worship . . 11:00 a.m.Evening Worship ....... 7:30 p.m. Prayer Hours (Wed.) 7:00 p.m. • Bowl 58, Misfits 54, Nault's 23. Evening Service .... 7:00 p.m. A.Y.F. (Wed.) 7:00 p.m. Nault's 3, Leo Nault 536; Pile Bible Study (Wed.) 7:00 p.m. jesus loves you --we do too; ..... Drivers 8, Jack Frost 576; Salmon • S.B.C. EARL EVENS, Pastor Smackers 10, Wayne Clary 615; Timber Bowl 5, Mac Mclnelly 582; Misfits 7, Jim Johnson 542. FIRST BAPTIST SHELTON BANTAM Word of Life Fellowship Men's Hi Game: Jeff Likes 162 CHURCH Men's Hi Series: Jeff Likes 270 Call 426-5336 Services: 7:00 p.m. Sunday, 7:00,,p.m. Tuesday W o me n's Hi Game: Kerri or write: Box 884 5th and Cote downtown SheltonLocation: Parish Hall, St. David's Episcopal Church, 4th & Cedar Osterman 108 March 23, 1975 Women's Hi Series: Kerri Pastor Dennis Tea0ue, 426-2758 Osterman & Toni Tinsley 201 "THE SOUL'S Standings: Nimrod Women Shelton Church A.M. ANCHOR" 22-8, Brad's20-10, Moose Women 19-11, Mac's 19-11, Arnold & of the JUDSON BAPTIST Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints Drugs ISiC Smith 18-12, Bob's Shoes 17-13, P.M. COLLEGE CHOIR -=rhauls -- Helena Rubinstein Hut 15qz-141/2, RaMac 12V2-17Vz, Nazorene Connection & 12th Sts., Phone 426-2805 Timber Bowl 11V2-18zb, C&R 9:3oa.m....... Sunday School Priesthood Meeting 9:15a.m. gnition --Cosmetics ] 1-19, Elks 11-19, Eagles Fairmont& Holman *l):ooa.m...Morning Worship ............................ aria-ups -- Prescriptions 4]/2.251b. 7:o0 p.m.. Evening Gospel Hour Sunday School .............................. 11:00 a.m. -- Hypo-Allergic Cosmetics Eagles O, Carl Goodburn 196; SERVICE NELL'S PHARMACY mike ibs0g RaMac 3, Toni Tinsley 201; . Carl C. Green, Pastor 426-1298Dr. Arlin M. Halvorsen, PastorSacrament Meeting ............................ 5:00 p.m. Brad's 3, John Carlson 233; C&R 426-1212 5th & Franklin Ph. 426-3327 0, Gary Howe 205; mob's Shoes 2, Sunday .~chool ...... 9:45 a.m~ 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Robbie WaLton 212; Elks 1, Morning Worship ...11:00a.m. Bible study & prayer meeting FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Bryan Roof 162; Moose 0, Lewis Youth Choir 5:30 p.m. Arcadia and Lake Boulevard KURT HARDENBROOK, Minister Farm Slaughtering /lusic Lessons Arnold 222; Mac's 3, Jeff Likes ....... *The Morning Worship is 270; Timber Bowl 1, Kerri Evening Service ..... 6:00 p.m. broadcast live over KMAS, 12110 Bible School 9:45 a.m. • Cutting & Wrapping • Piano • Classical Guitar Prayer Meeting, Thurs. 7:00 p.m. " ..... Family Service. .7:00 p.m. Osterman 201; Arnold & Smith 1, kc. Worship 11:00 a.m. " " " ?ttqllQtlons " Curing, Sausage • Accordian • Music Theory Tony Arnold 221; Nimrod 2, " ........ Making • Oriental Rhythms Mike Tinsley 228. Wednesday -- Bible Study and Prayer -- 7:00 p.m. & Licensed " Sharp Freezing n HOME MEAT SERVICE GRIGOR TRITCHKOV UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Child Care Service Available at 11:00 Service 426-3073 Kamilche 426-1643 30 years experience 426-1858 ;~ ;~*:~ i 426-8896 ------- ?~ G and King Streets REV. WILLIAM ANDREWS, Minister Episcopal Church Welcomes You ~~ i Church School -- 9:00 a.m. Worship Service -- 10:30 a.m. Floor Covering ~: ::i! .... ' Youth Groups -- 7 p.m. St. David's - 4th & Cedar, Shelton, Sunday 8 & ]0 a.m. ir Care Painting :~ FROM St. Andrew's House - Union, 2:00 p.m. Witches -- Linoleum -- Carpeting ,:~':,~;: ~' -- Tile - Form=ca Painting i ..... St. Edward's Catholic Church COME AS YOU ARE REX FLOOR COVERING Wall Papering - Signs t ........ .... SALON Mt. View. Ph. 426-2292 • Father Michael Feeney 3rd and Cedar First Church of Christ, Scientist 426"4582 Prehung Prefinished w. Sunday School 11 :OO a.m. - Church 11 :OO a.m. Furniture Repair Doors & Woodwork - Masses -- Wednesday evening teStimony meetings 7:30 p.m. • Paintings * Photo Art LIC_QI~od & ~or~cl~(I ACCIDENTS R=,ai.~ Room -- 107 S. =rid • Gifts * Jewelry Boxes I tee [ st,rilate~ Saturday ................................ 7 p.m. " • Custom made Furniture UNABATED Hours: 12 to 5 p.m. TueSday thru Saturday g * Handmade Picture Frames Sunday .................... 8 a.m., 9 a.m., 11 a.m. Child care provided (:luring s~rvic•s • Spec|alty Antique RestorationHeinitz Painting C0. OSHA is very busy Shelton Furniture Repair inspecting work places and r ond-Art$tud'o Chuck Heinitz 426-4841 proposing penalties, but its ith th Ch S ,th-D Adventist Church ,426-3657 Rt.l,aoxlSll 4=$-18S8 impact on accident reduction Fo Lu erda urch =rapeview , has thus far been negligible. SIXTH AND RAILROAD Insurance P, efrigeration OSHA conducted 185,099 Saturday - 9:30 a.m. -- Sabbath School . Tired of shopping? inspections during the period 7th and Franklin. z ] :00 a.rn. -- Hour of Worship ~Srvice Wednesday . 7:30 p.m. -- Bible Study and Prayer Let us do it for you! Expert Service from April 197 1 through Family Worship-- 8:00 a.m. and 1~):15 a.m. GARETH ELLIS, PASTOR 426-3508 Auto-Home-Boat'Life'Health • G.E. • Frigidaire • Gibson October 1974, issued 124,029 Parish Education Classes -- 9:00 a.m. Call Business-Preferred Risk? • Hotpoint • Whirlpool • ColdsPot 1691 citations alleging 642,070 ChristianWorship, Fellowship, Education, Service Insurance is our only business. OLYMPIC REFRIGERATION violations, and proposed ARNOLD & SMITH & APPLIANCE penalties totaling over $16 Kenneth Robinson, Pastor Phone 426-8611 INSURANCE AGENCY 426-5108 MOUNT OLIVE LUTHERAN CHURCH 117 E. CoLa 426-3317 million. , For the year ]973, however, the occupational THE FRIENDLY CHURCH 206 East Wyandotte Landscaping ] Rentals ] injury and illnessrate for SHELTON ASSEMBLY OF GOD SCHEDuLE FORHOLYwEEK: Landscape Design I • Trailers . full-time workers showed 1521 Monroe Street I I • Lawn & Garden Tools / virtually no change at 11.0 PALM SUNDAY -- Service at 10:30, "A Choice That Pays" I'1~1~1~) • Shrubs • Rock • Waterfalls I • complete Painting Equip. & more Mason Younglund, PaYor -- Dale SaLter Assistant Lawn Sod or Seed I open every day 8:00 to 5:30 injuries and illnesses per 100 Choirs: "The Palms" Maundy Thursday -- March 27, 8 p.m. "The Great Feast" full-time workers compared 30-VOICE YOUTH CHOIR botjt .}'ozt? HERB HAZE LANDSCAPING I BARDEN'S RENTALS with 10.9 in 1972. The rate of G O O D F RIDAY -- March 28, 8 p.m. "Overcome 426-4718 112o9 Olympic Hwy. S. 426-109I lost work days increased from Redmond Assembly of God Misunderstanding." 47.9 in 1972, to 52.0 in 1973. Friday, March 2], 7:00 p.m. Choirs: "God So Loved The World" EASTER SUNDAY -- Sunrise service at the church at 6. Main rete Rental Service ' Sunday School (Come and bring your family) ....... 9:45 a.m. Service at 10:30: "Overcome Death Through Christ." Choirs: Almosl Anything Anywhere N ire Ph y Morning Worship (Pastor speaking) ............... 10:55 a.m. "Hallelujah qhorus." THIS SPACE Bulldozers-Loaders-Pumps • amac Gospel Service (Pastor speaking) .................. 6:00 p.m. Tuesday, Youth Night .......................... 7:00 p.m. We preach Christ crucified and F'~lding Banquet Tables Emergency Ph. 426-2165 Wednesday, Share and Prayer .................... 9:00 a.m. CAN BE HAD & Chairs, Hospital Beds, etc.Fifth & Franklin St.--426-3327 Family Night .............................. 7:00 p.m. How ,4 hr)tll )/0/I? LEW RENTS Open Daily 9:30 to 7:30 REVlvALTIME, SUNDAY, KGDN ............... 3:00 p.m. risen to reign in Glory! 2216 W. 4th, Olympia~ 357-7731 Saturdays -- 9:30 to 6:00 (Radio Voice of The Assemblies of God) Thursday, March 20, 1975 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 27