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TIMBER distribution, asking the Court to
settle said report, distribute the
OREST property to the persons thereto
No. 1 entitled and to discharege said
22 and Administrator. Said report and
nd 8W, W.M., petition will be heard on the 24th
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DATED THIS 26th day of
March, 1970.
LODGA KIMBEL
Clerk Of The Superior
Court
ROBERT L. SNYDER
Attorney at Law
1251/2 N. 5th
Shelton, Washington 98584
4/2-1t.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NO• "4102
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF THE STATE OF
WASHINGTON FOR MASON
COUNTY.
In the Matter of the Estate of
LEWIS W. RUSSELL, Deceased.
The undersigned is the
appointed and qualified personal
representative of said estate.
Persons having claims against the
deceased are required to serve the
same in duplicate, duly verified,
on the undersigned or the
attorney of record at the address
stated below and file the same
with the Clerk of this Court,
together with proof of such
service within four months after
March 26, 1970, or the same will
be forever barred.
BEULAH GOWAN
725 S. 7th
Shelton, Washington 98584
ROBERT L. SNYDER Attorney
for Estate 125-1/2 N. 5th
Shelton, Washington 98584
3/26-4/2-9-3t
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
NO. 10345
In the Superior Court of the
State of Washington for Mason
County FLORENCE LUCILLE
DARGEL, Plaintiff, vs.
THEODORE ERWlN DARGEL,
Defendant.
The State of Washington to
the said THEODORE ERWlN
its terms, a DARGEL:
held in the You are hereby Summoned to
Supervisor, appear within 60 days after the
Olympia, date of the first publication of
3rd day of this Summons, to-wit, within 60
p•m•, PST. days after the 12 day of March,
hearing will 1970, and defend the above
Unless receivedentitled action in the above
of the Forest entitled court, and answer the
ederal Building, Claim of the Plaintiff, and serve a
tington, on or copy of your answer upon the
, 1970. Dated, undersigned attorney for the
Ynne M• Maule, Plaintiff, at his office below
'esor, Olympic stated; and in case of your failure
so to do, judgment will be
3/12-19-26-4/2.4t rendered against you according to
the demand of the Claim which
ARING has been filed with the Clerk of
D PETITION said court.
The object of this action is to
SAD secure an absolute divorce•
t COURT DEAN PONTIUS
E O F Attorney for Plaintiff
OR MASON 260 Second Street
Bremerton, Washington
the Estate of 98310
Deceased. 3/12-19-26-4/2-9-16-6t
• Clarke,
said Estate, has
Court his final
Petition for
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NO. 4097
THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
WASHINGTON FOR MASON
COUNTY.
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF MAXlNE L.
PURSE, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has been
appointed and has qualified as
personal representative of this
estate. Persons having claims
against the deceased are required
to serve the same, duly verified,
on the undersigned or the
attorney of record at the address
stated below and file the same
with the Clerk of this Court,
together with proof of such
service within four months after
April 2, 1970, or the same will be
forever barred•
/s/R.S. PURSE
Personal Representative
JOHN C. RAGAN
Attornev for Estate
Title Insurance Building
122 Railroad Avenue
Shelton, Washington 98584
4/2-9-16 -3t
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NOTICE OF SALE
of ABANDONED VEHICLES
NOTICE is hereby given that
on Monday the sixth day of April
Banquet
Dr. Dixy Lee Ray, Director of
the Pacific Science Center, will be
featured speaker at Keep
Washington Green's 30th
Anniversary Banquet, April 17 at
the Tyee Motor Inn, Olympia.
The banquet, an annual
kickoff for Washington's forest
fire prevention season, will honor
three individuals with Stewart H.
Holbrook awards for outstanding
efforts on behalf of the Keep
Green cause.
Dr. Ray, one of the
Northwest's most prominent
scientists, has earned national
recognition for her work in
education and in promotion of
public interest in the
environment.
A native of Tacoma, Dr. Ray
is a lifelong resident of the Puget
Sound area. She will follow her
KWG appearance with an
extended trip to Expo '70 in
Japan.
Candidates for Miss Keep
Washington Green-1970 will be
introduced during the event.
Master of Ceremonies will be
Dave James, Vice President
Public Affairs, Simpson Timber
Company, and KWG past
president.
Banquet reservations may be
made by writing or calling the
Keep Washington Green office at
303 Anderson Hall, University of
Washington, Seattle 98105.
Tickets are $5. The dinner at 7
p.m. will be preceded by a
no-host social hour beginning at 6
p.m.
tegol Publications
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NO. 4104
In the Superior Court of the
State of Washington for Mason
County
I n Probate
In the Matter of the Estate of
JOHN R. DEVEREUX, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has been
appointed and has qualified as the
personal representative of the
Estate of JOHN R. DEVEREUX,
deceased; that all persons having
claims against said deceased are
hereby required to serve the same,
duly verified, on the undersigned
ELIZABETH R. DEVEREUX, or
her attorney of record at the
address below stated and file the
same with the Clerk of the said
court, together with proof of such
service within four (4) months
after the date of first publication
of this notice or the same will be
barred.
Date of first publication:
March 19, 1970
ELIZABETH R. DEVEREUX
Personal Representative
GLENN E. CORREA
Attorney for Estate
Bell Building
121 So. Fourth Street
Shelton, Washington
3/19-26-4/2-3t
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NO. 4103
In the Superior Court of the
State of Washington for Mason
County
I n Probate
In the Matter of the Estate of
FRANK LUSIN, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has been
appointed and has qualified as the
personal representative of the
Estate of Frank Lusin, deceased;
that all persons having claims
against said deceased are hereby
required to serve the same, duly
verified, on the undersigned Betty
Deegan, or her attorney of record
at the address below stated and
file the same with the Clerk of the
said court, together with proof of
tO 9 Lm. 1970, at 10:00 a.m. in the such service within four ~4l
morning at Shelton Auto Parts, months after the date of f
wlu be Route 1, Box 6, Shelton, publication of this notice or the
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By CARMEN YATES
HARSTINE- Warren Keith
Ireland made his grand debut into
this world a week ago Tuesday.
He joined a 14-month old
brother, Brian and a five year old
sister, Shelia. Proud new parents
are Bob and Elaine Ireland of
Shelton. While room and the new
baby were relaxing and being well
cared for at the hospital,
Grandma Claire Wingert took
Brian and Shelia to the island for
a vacation with Grandma.
However, as soon as Elaine and
the baby were on their way home
so was Shelia to lend Mommy a
mighty big helping hand around
the house and with the new
arrival to save her lots of steps.
A group of gals will be
thoroughly enjoying themselves
today as they journey to Olympia
for the Women's Club's Annual
Spring Outing. They will lunch at
the Jacaranda.
The Community Club will
hold a regular meeting in April,
this is a bit of a change from the
usual. For this month would
normally be when they would be
having a potluck dinner. After the
meeting card playing will follow.
The Chuck Bridges headed for
Raymond last Saturday with five
mouths watering due to oodles of
over-worked taste buds. This
because the Willapa Saddle Club's
Crab Feed is an annual affair and
they always have 365 days to
work up an appetite for the next
one.
Sunday they called on
Chuck's brother, Ted and his
family at North River. Chuck's
mother, Mrs. Charles Bridges also
lives next door to Ted so they
tucked her in and brought her
home for a visit.
Jewel (Pinard) Doering paid
this reporter an unexpected visit a
week ago Tuesday, along with her
three youngsters. She came
prepared with a picnic lunch so
that we could all spend the
afternoon prowling around her
old childhood stomping ground at
Pt. Wilson. Later when she headed
for home in Tacoma she and the
small-fry seemed thoroughly
contented.
Two young fellas really kept
Grandpa Baunsgard hooping most
of last week as they enjoyed their
mutual spring vacations here on
the Island. Visiting here at the Sid
Baunsgard home last week were
Scoot Shera and Rick Burkhalter.
Both their parents and the rest of
the family came down over the
weekend. Sunday the group
celebrated two birthdays,
Grandpa Sid's birthday, March 30
lans
and granddaughter, Sidney's 15th
birthday, March 28.
Spending three days here last
week at the Bud Glaser home at
Ballow were Gladys and Fat
Middlestetter of Sedro-Woolley.
Accompanying the couple were
their daughter, Rita Haskew and
her three boys, Cory, Craig and
Calvin and Rita's brother, Dennis
and a friend, Bud. The
Middlestetters dropped in for a
visit with the Glen Yates family
one evening.
Thursday Cleo Somers and
her four youngsters paid the Dale
Peughs a surprise visit. Lila and
Cleo's two girls joined Carmen
and children and Mirja Bridges
and two of her children for a
delightful afternoon of swimming
at the Craft's pool at the
Hole-in-the-Wall.
Sunday the Stan Yates got up
bright and early to head for a
family get-together in
Snoqualmie. Their daughter,
Thelma and her husband, Luther
came down on Saturday to
borrow her brother, Glenn's big
truck to use to move the items
they had had stored in Yates barn
for some time to the house they
recently moved into in the
Tukwila area south of Seattle.
Carol Bengelsdorf dropped in
Thursday evening for a two day
visit with the Glenn Yates and
Dale Peugh families. After she
arrived she, your reporter and our
four small-fry made a spur of the
moment plan to go to the ocean
to take advantage of a good clam
tide. They all enjoyed a
wonderful trip and good weather
but sure got skunked clam-wise,
three to be exact. The next day
they used their own backyard to
dig each family a mess of steamers
and enough horse clams for some
chowder.
Dot Smith attended the
wedding Sunday of Dan Knauf
and his bride, Peg Johnson.
Dan's folks, the Dick Knaufs were
Islanders a number of years ago
when Dan were merely a
pitter-patter of footsteps, first in
the original part of the house the
Jim McAuliffes have remodeled
and made an addition to and then
later at the house now owned by
Gert Zigler behind Gene Seward
and Helen Lammer homes.
Perhaps most readers by this
time have heard that Dot Smith
has sold her place. Within the
next few months she is planning
on purchasing a mobile home and
moving somewhere on the
northend of the Island.
Now here as promised is a
rundown of the travels and doings
ring
of John and Beulah Hitchcock
during the past three months.
The John Hitchcocks returned
this week after spending three
months in Arizona and report a
wonderful winter vacation despite
unusually colder weather than is
normal for that area, though most
days were sunny.
Leaving Des Moines early
Christmas morning they were
accompanied by their daughter,
Pauline and her children Randy
and Melanie. A stop was made in
Jefferson Ore., for a short visit
with relatives and the first night
was spent in Roseburg with
Beulah's sister. Irt a few days they
entered Death Valley in a great
dust storm-luckily the next day
was calm so several days were
spent seeing the many attractions
They enjoyed New Year's dinner
at Furnace Creek Ranch, then
drove to Las Vegas where Pauline
and the children caught a bus for
home while John and Beulah
headed on south to Quartzsite
and Crystal Hill, where they met
the rock Caravan consisting of
twelve Campers of various shapes
and sizes
Jan. 8 the Caravan headed out
for a month of primitive camping
on the high desert, covering much
ground between the California
and New Mexico borders. Long
evenings were spent 'round a huge
camp fire where there was singing,
story telling and star gazing.
Rocks of all kinds were hunted
during the long, lazy days and
early evening found everyone
preparing some article of food in
the campfire ashes. Chickens,
hobo dinners, steaks, potatoes,
onions, carrots, apples, grapefruit,
biscuits, and corn bread were
done to perfection in this fashion.
When the Caravan broke up,
the Hitchcocks headed farther
south visiting Chiricahua National
Monument, also the town of
Tombstone where much history
of the west was made and is kept
alive by museums, historamas and
entertainment to draw the
tourists.
As usual time was spent at
Organ Pipe Cactus Monument, a
lovely spot on the Mexican
border. More time was used up at
Imperial Dam north of Yuma,
where the spring flowers covering
the desert floor were most
beautiful. Finally, Boulder City,
Nev., was made headquarters for a
couple of weeks, where several of
the beautifully landscaped camp
grounds of the Lake Mead
recreational area were visited
and a boat trip to Hoover Dam
was enjoyed. They traveled north
l
on 95 and are-glad to be back
home on good old Harstine.
Arriving Thursday to spend
part of their spring vacation with
the Hitchcocks were daughter,
Pauline and the grandchildren,
Randy and Melaine of Des
Moines, and Janel and Sharyl of
Olympia. On Easter Sunday son,
Lyle and his wife, Marlene
accompanied by her folks the
Roscoe Pages drove to the Island.
Other visitors at the Hitchcock
home since their return included
the Roy Whaleys of Shelton and
her mother, Mrs. Fisk of Boise,
Ida. Also Les and Vi Johnson and
sons of Olympia dropped by one
evening.
Easter weekend visitors at the
Phil Rogers home included Phil's
son, Chuck and his son, Mike and
wife, Susie of Klamath Fails, Ore.
They all enjoyed the two or three
days together and the bundle of
white fur otherwise known as
Randy had someone else to
roughhouse and play with for a
day or so.
If an automobile turns
without a signal, or if the wrong
signal is used, it could be a tip-off
to a drunk behind the wheel.
Sober drivers who observe such
signal failure should give the
potential killer a wide berth.
Menus for Shelton
Elementary
Schools and
Shelton Senior
High 8ohOOI
WEEK OF APRIL 6-10
MONDAY -- Lasagne with
beef, warm buttered rolls,
whole kernel corn, fruit wedge,
peanut butter cake, milk.
TUESDAY -- Hot meat
sandwich with gravy, carrot
and peas, pickled beets,
chocolate cake, milk.
WEDNESDAY--Sloppy Joe on
buttered bun, tomatoes, cole
slaw, cookie, ice cream, milk.
THURSDAY--Fried chicken,
mashed potatoes and gravy,
spinach or peas, sandwich,
orange, milk.
FRIDAY--Clam Chowder,
vegetable tray, grilled cheese
sandwich, crisp surprises, fruit,
milk.
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During the month of February,
Simpson Timber Company
employees removed 43
abandoned cars, such as
those pictured, from
forest lands in Mason
and Grays Harbor
counties.
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