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C,a,a Furl s,er
Marr e
Dies Oan Friday
Licenses %*%L LT* L
Hospital at the age of 60. She was
Applying for marriage a 41 year resident of Shelton. She
licenses in the Mason County was a member of the First
ion County Justice Court James Womack reported four auditor's office this week were: Christian Church.
~Peanng on the docket in plastic chickens taken from his M i ch ae 1 H a r t h u n, 2 5, She was born March 19, 1910,
~Ounty Justice Court lawn.
Judge GlennCorrea during Donald DeVaney reported B remerton, and Sherrie in Albia, Iowa. She is survived by
:tweekwere: vandalism to a vehicle with BB Thompson, 15, Belfair. her husband Eber, of Shelton;
. guns. William Riker, 18, Shelton, two daughters, Mrs. June
lashington State PatrolErvin Nestell reported an and Jean Cook, 18, Shelton. McQuilken of Shelton and Mrs.
~dtoL~ Co_._ffey, 224 East E. electric drill missing. Charles Pcdwell, legal, Rose Horvath of Seattle; seven
, ,nmor consuming The door to the Grant C. Brinnon, and Cary Vagel, legal, g r a n d c h i 1 d r e n ; o n e
$50 fine; Kenneth Pa son Angel School Building was found Seattle. great-grandchild; and a sister, Mrs.
~Box 2419, B'^- y- ' open.
4 , ,~merton Terry Lowry. 2 1, Port Blanche Campbell, Glendora.
operator s license v
Information ,,. ,_~mg Sheriff's Office Orchard, and Alice Eaton, 17, CaM.
• '. tv OlIlcer,
:Wmle license sus Balls Food Center reported a Olalla. The service was held in the
le pended
'$10susDenn,,a.A,,j ,lock torn off a shed. Donald Christiansen, 37, Batstone Funeral home on
sUSnena.a-j .':~", -,u uays Willie Wilson reported a picnic Winslow, and Mable Lammers, 41, Monday. Officiating were the
ned ~'~:~.'~, unver's license
"- ~Jx months, table and two benches taken. Bainbridge Island. Rev. Ed Chamberlain and the
Five signs were reported down
Sheriff,s Office in the Webb Hill area.
e~lhgaetl..Franklin, Shelton, George Richert reported atire
,,u closely, improper lost.
', $15 forfeit. A break-in was reported at the
~i"elp Gremlin Grocery.
al Department
Pier~e, St Rt A Mr. Riley reported
~helton _ • . • 2, Box vandalism to a tent.
~...~ - spee0ing, $20 Fred Taylor reported food, an
""tuon Smith, 225
Dr. ~. Island electric clock, a jacket, field
'eat,'d~n.elt°n, defective glasses, bedding, two step ladders
- uVmg while license
aetl, $165 fine, 20 and an extension cord taken.
Susn .... days m Art Tozier reported a car
Ider,~6~ule:u;r William windshield broken bv arock.
tg, $20 forfeit el, Shelton, Signs were reported taken
from the ltoodsport Ranger
'.Unty Building Permits Station.
t~isnognP~mits approved by Gas was reported taken from
~ounty Planner's Hood Canal Junior High School.
uurin, t Ernest Nuler reported a cabin
"n"'-6,t,~ v-E~e Past week were broken into.
$800 teeman, ,summer
$4,00n! Al!ce .ORourke, William Merrifield reported
ati^" nemrich Gedi • his wife had lost her wallet.
!ll'l'.~o~¢Cabln, $2,0~)k~,. James Lerow reported a
~/ingat'"cer, cabin, $2 500: trailer house broken into.
); r~?' recreation cabi,,' Fire Department
uurot . . -,,
:lice ~. _lay Hulslngh, April 9, 3:49 p.m., car fire in
all , ~a it/&
in $3,500 He car belonging to Ray Campbell,
~alski,' su- ; nry $10 damage.
J; R., ,miner cabin,
~. ~pn Bills, sum City Building Permits
~e3"000;Pete Krisl~moer Building permits approved by
t3,000; John the Shelton City Commission
t, service station
B,,..-h ., $15,000"durin~ the oust week were to
; Rlas~,r"~, rebuild roofI Richard McNamara, fence, $100;
"" reterson, cabin Stephen Robertson, fence, $238;
Time Oil Co., self service gas
Shelton Police station, $18,000.
e Peden reported Superior Court
Le.hind the Co*.hc'e found Default Divorces
% " ta ,.Jrlll.
ken.nrlstensen reported a John Bernsten from Maria
~Olmes reported hisBernsten.
L: oy another while it w New Cases
~nglot" as Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vernetti
"~orine Jeffery re oragainst Mr. and Mrs. James
!k.en. p ted a Enochs, recision of contract.
~ Peachy reported a wallet Acorn Investments Inc.,
against American Homes Inc.,
abstract of judgement.
~n.e Benedict reported Darrell Harthun and Sherrie
.aken. a
Thompson, marriage waiver.
ard F. Wonch Barbara Roessel
r,..$°turday Dies In Hospital
'ain t~e ,yonch died Barbara J. Roessel, 201 Alder,
mason General
a~v2e years' died last Thursday in the Mason
age
of
71
General Hospital. She was 42
,o.,'_'~ in Shelton and years old.
~aty for the a
"~ w- Pst 41
as a retired She was born March 24, 1928,
~nd3.a member oftruckthe in Shelton, and had lived in this
dge. area all of her life. She was
'as born July 24.1
!rd, low .... . 898, in
Ire 1._ a. ne xs survived
:e ~ene, of Shelton. and
2~1~xrs" Georgia Beaver of
t~neral service
tatir,,,, . was held,
"" took place.
;rolund
In osp,tal
~nh W. Gronlund
r
the - died
- Mason Gen
lle .... eral
was 84 years old
d been a resid
Mason Cou,.,!ent of
' was a re" ,try tot b5
en t~red logger and
-~. employed by th
ta~aber o,, _ e
'as born ~l"~reh
~d, and i- -- 10, 1886,
survived by a
;nA:eg~ust. Gronlund, a
~*eral nieces, all in
Arthur Frey Jr., legal, Rev. Lewis Wysong. Burial wasin
Spokane, and Beatrice Jackson the Shelton Memorial Park.
legal, Yakima.
Js
Mason General Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Sturza, 214 Wyandotte, a girl,
April 9.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D.
Williamson, P.O. Box 371, a boy,
April 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O.
Stewart, 305 East 1 St., a boy,
April 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Huston,
Rt. 3, Box 272, a girl, April 11.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy D. Warner,
Rt. 3 Box 308, a boy, April 12.
- -Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W.
Hickam, Rt. 2 Box 1012, a girl,
April 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan MacAlevy,
Route 2, Box 966, a boy, April 14.
These tides are for the Union
area. For Shelton and Oakland
bay, add one hour and 45 minutes
and 2.5 ft.
Thursday, April 16
High ..... 2:11 a.m. 11.2 ft.
Low ..... 8:23 a.m. 5.8 ft.
High ..... 1:17 p.m. 8.4 ft.
Low ..... 7:35 p.m. 2.9 ft.
Friday, April 17
High ..... 2:35 a.m. 11.2 ft.
Low ..... 8:53 a.m. 4.7 ft.
High ..... 2:29 p.m. 8.9 ft.
Low ..... 8:23 p.m. 3.4 ft.
Saturday, April 18
employed by Dr. Carte as office High ..... 2:59 a.m. 11.1 ft.
manager, and was a member of St. Low ..... 9:23 a.m. 3.6 ft.
David's Episcopal Church. High ..... 3:23 p.m. 9.5 ft.
She is survived by her Low ..... 9:05 p.m. 4.0 ft.
husband Glenn of the home; a Sunday, April 19
daughter, Susan of the home; and
a brother, William P. Groshong, High ..... 3:17 a.m. 11.1 ft.
Tacoma. Low ..... 9:47 a.m. 2.4 ft.
The funeral service was held High ..... 4:11 p.m. 10.1 ft.
in St. David's Episcopal Church Low ..... 9:47 p.m. 4.6 ft.
on Monday with Father ClarenceMonday, April 20
Lody officiating. Interment was High .....3:35 a.m. ll.1 ft.
in Shelton Memorial Park. Low ..... 10:17 a.m. 1.3 ft.
In lieu of flowers, donations High .....4:53 p.m. 10.7 ft.
to St. David's Episopal Church Low .... 10:23 p.m. 5.3 ft.
were requested.
Tuesday, April 21
High .....3:53 a.m. 11.2 ft.
Low ..... 10:47 a.m.-0.7 ft.
High .....5:35 p.m. 11.2 ft.
Low .... 10:59 p.m.5.9 ft.
~e:t~it:n w a s~ he ld Tuesday
Stor Ke VUneral Home
~lgel BU~a~ethaR°binson
raorial Park m the
Wednesday, April 22
-------------------'--'---'---'----"-----~ High 4 : 17 a.m. 11.2 ft.
High Low Precip. " ....
April 9 5142 1.43 Low ..... 11:17 a.m. -1.5 ft.
April 10 57 40 .62 High ..... 6:17 p.m. ll.6ft.
April I 1 54 36 .07 Low ..... 11:41 p.m.6.6 ft.
April 12 56 36 Thursday, April 23
April 13 53 29 High ...... 4:41 a.m. 11.2 ft.
April 14 58 29 Low ..... 11:53 a.m.-2.2 ft.
April 15 65 36 High .....7:05 p.m.
Di k and Virg Lanning Present at
Fr!d°y, April 10 .... 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m.
Frld°Y, April 17 .. 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m.
Fr'd°Y, April 24 i 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m.
FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 877-5264
" . and have a Hoodsport "Ball"
If an oncoming driver fails to
dim his headlights after several
"flashes" to alert him, it could be
a sign that he is drunk. State
troopers often recognize
intoxicated drivers by this
technique.
The Graduate • EP-404
The Graduate rates summa cure laude for value. It's
RCA's lowest pnced color portable, but ,t packs a lot
of features ,n ~ts compact cabinet. Th,ngs hke RCA's
Computer-designed p,cture tube. a 19,000 volt chassis,
built-in antennas plus luggage type handle And s,nce
,t weighs only 40 Ibs. The Graduate ,s exceptionafly handy
to carry. Plast,c cabinet m beautiful Hawest Walnut-grained
v,nyl with Platinum M,st trim (Match,ng rollabout stand
available, opt,onal, extra ) H--14'4". V~--20", D--17"
14" diagonal picture
NEW JAYCEE officers and directors are, left to right, front
row, Gary Plews, president, Bob Strachila, past-president;
Jack Webber, director; front row, Dick Andrews, state
director; Dick Wormer, director; Mike Grimm, internal
vice-president; Tom River, director. Not in the picture are
Bill Wolden, externa, vice-president, and Chuck Ruhl,
seer eta ry-t rea surer.
up your notion of what color
t
"Sweet 16"
New Vista®
Sportabout
Color TV
Meet the lightweight champ!
Powurbal 21.500-v~.~lt New V~sta chassm pr~)v~des
wv~d color (tuahty C(m~pact cabinet wqh h~ggage-
type handle weighs less than 60 IbS One set VHF
fu~e IttnHl(] New Vlsti V~iF tuner, th(; most
powerh~l IVpO ol tLH';t?( HI [~le ,~dustrv, combines
wdh sohd st,~te UHF tun{~r t,; prov,de excellent
s,gr/al pull~lW power ¢~rl ~lll amzt!ve chal]nels.
Budt m VtIF and UHF antennas Plast,c cabinet
wqh ~ holce of Oark Mineral Gray wnyl or Mist
White fln*sh, both with Platinum M,st trm~
H--17~.". W--23~,,~'', D--I 9]/~".
18" diagonal picture
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