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Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
April 20, 1967     Shelton Mason County Journal
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IL &gt;i!: i!:!: ;i STATE REP. VIRGINIA CLOCKSIN visits with l)el West, on at the Shelton Chamber <)f (',ornmerce meeting htst Thursday night at. whi(,h she was the speaker and dis- cussed the a(.tivities of the 1967 session of the State Legislature. W-2 Lock Slows Legal Publicatio..$ Cause No. 9249 Tax Refunds NOT,CE O S.ER'F'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Under Special Execution • S, nrm 24,557 federal tax re- In the Superior Court of the turns without the required W-2 State of Washington for Mason withldding statemenls were County. lih,d so far this year by Wash- Capital Savings & Loan Asso- in:ion SHde taxpayers and those ciation, a Washington corpora- in I|le nirlmt['s comprising the tion, Plaintiff, vs. Steve T. Sag- IlLS W:stion. , r and. Gudrun K, Sagmiller, Hotel Sup.. This rn,'gi(,lay in the pr- ' ply ompany; Glynn Roller, d/b/a ,,cssin1.: of rebinds unlil the Roller Construction Co.; State of W-2's ,an t)e oblained from tax- Washing'ton Department of La- Imy,'rs north-cling to Ncal S. bor and Industries; American Warren, IRS Distric! Director Mortgage and Investment Cor- poration, d/b/a in the State of for WashJnLdon. Washington as AMZ, Inc.; Kurt Col)y B. of the W-2 statement L. Mann, d/b/a Mann Real Es- that emph)yers are required to taLe; State of Washington Em- give employees is the one that ployment Security Department; h,uht . have been attached to Lester Ericsson; State of Wash- H,(i.ral lax r(,ttn'lt:L hP said. ington Tax Commission; Shelton Hotel Company, a Washington When rP|IIFFIS Wi'l'e received in corporation, Defendants. IlLS offices without a W-2 for Under and by virtue of a spe- all in(.ono on which taxes have eial execution issued out of and born wilhhcld, a ]e,tter request- under the peal of the Superior in the nissing document was Court of the State of Washing- sun| to the taxpayer. Until the ton, in and for said County, on W-2 is ro,.eive(l, or an acceptal)le the 3rd day of March, 1967, upon a judgment rendered in said ,xph,nation (,f why it cannot be Court, on the 3rd day of March, supplied, l)rocessing ,)f the re- 1967, in favor of Capital Say- turn cannot I)e completed, ings & Loan Association and against Steve T. Sagrniller & Gudrun I. Sagmiller, his wife; Scout Circus Dohrmann Hotel Supply Com- pany; Glynn Roller, d/b/a Rol- Cub Sc,)u| Pack 110 Circus ler Collstruction Co.; State of Washington Department of La- will I)c hekl April 27 at 7 i).m. bor and Industries; American m the MI. View School multi- Mortgage and Investment Cor- l)urpose room., poration, d/b/a in the State of IH ]Ul I SAVE 50' by subscribing ÷o the month. The yearly subscription increased on May I. Washington as AMI, Inc.; Kurt L. Mann, d/b/a Mann Real Es- tate; State of Washington Em- ployment Security Department; Lester Ericsson; State of Wash- ington Tax Commission; Shelton Hotel Company, a Washington corporation, for the sum of $36,- 735.34, together with attorney's fees, interest, costs and increas- ed costs, and to me directed and delivered, commanding me to sell the following described property to sell the following described property to isatisfy said:,Judg- Lot Oie i J i',' the east'9'%nty- three and one-half (23&) feet of Lot two (2); and the North twenty (20) feet of lot eight i8); all in Block fifteen (15}, Fran- ces Shelton's Addition to the City of Shelton, Washington, Volume 1 of plats, page 1. NOTICE is hereby given, That on Friday, the 21st day of April, 1957, at 10:30 o'clock in the fore- noon of said day, I will sell the above described property, or so much thereof as may be neces- sary to satisfy said Judgment, to. gether with attorney's fees, in- terest, costs and increased costs, in all amounting to the sum of $41,108.64, Plus Sher)ff's Fees and Publication Costs. Said sale will take place at the East door of the Court House at Shelton in said County and State, and will be at public auction, for cash in hand to the highest and best bidder. Dated at Shelton, Wash., this 21st day of March, 1967. W. F. ANDERSON Sheriff of said County By BETTY ANN PREGNALL Deputy 3/23-30-4/6-13-20 5t Journal +hls rate will be 52 JOURNALS FOR s4.50 ! I I I IlI I IIII IIIIII I IIII Page 8 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, April 20, 1967 Vandals Do s4u,000 Damage In Forests • Why do people steal wilder- ness registration boxes, desh-oy traffic counters and guard rails, shoot locks off gates, m" use cantpground tables for fire- wood ? Mhlicious vandalism and thefts continue to plague Nation- al Forest managers in Oregon and Washington, a U.S. Forest Service compilation shows. Such acts amounted to approx- imately $40,000 in replacement costs in the 19 National Forests of the Pacific Northwest Region in 1966, according to J. IIerbert Stone, Regional Forester. The tota Its in addition |o costs of regular maintenance, sanitation. and litter cleanup. There were such cosily acts as destruction of an unused look- out tower ($600), damage to a tinbcr sale operator's D-7 Cat ($1,075), and destruction of campground toilets ($350). But perhaps more imporhml was the threat to public safety caused by the acts of a few van- dais. Examples last year were: reversing of directional trial signs, remowfl of lightning rods from lookout towers, theft of railroad crossing signs, theft of first aid kits, and broken bottles THANKS Cougar Limit Is One in swimming areas, three youths who destroyed a A Year In The State In several cases the errant: toilet were caught, with the vandals or litterbugs paid for help of the Federal Bureau Of ring: their nisdeeds, Regional Forest- Investigation and ended up pay- of• ASstates,true thein amountain, growing numberlion is required of anyone ",,| ' er Stone pointed out. In one case, ing the damages. A regular hun " In another instance, a person gar, but no special lalJi I classed as a game animal in who dumped garbage in a the State of Washington, and mit is necessarY. scenic spot was traced and later went back and picked up the there is a limit of ONE per 6 'L'}Itlll litter. In still another, youths year per hunter. who painted rocks and trees in Cougars m,ay be hunted year- Pomona a campground had to pay court round on the west side, but Eastern Washington Counties costs and remove the paint. More people each year are turning to the outdoors for rec- reation and enjoyment of natural beauty, Stone said, and he urged all users Io do their part in pre- serving the resources of the National Forests. The National Forests are the playgrounds of mill)ires, and a few destructive or thoughtless persons make the playgrounds dangerous or unsightly for all. Rock Meeting The Shelton Rock and Min- eral Society will meet at: 7:30 p.m. in the PUD building. All n)embers and I)ersons inleresi- ed are welcome at the meeting, A program and refreshmenls arc planned. FOR BEING CAREFUL... Please! Only you can prevent forest fires! are closed during the months of January, February, lVrch and April. An exception to the bag limit is that there is no limit on the number of lions that may be taken in four westside counties -- Clallam, Jefferson, Grays Harbor and Mason. The lifting of the limit for up- per Peninsula counties came about when residents of the country around Forks began seeing an unusually high num- ber of the big cats late last fall. • Pomona Grange, f k 11 a.m. Sunday km Grange hall. I=,, served, Charles Say*'|,. master announced. |" NO PLACE for ate. another look. Most tables, soups, sauCe S 1 seasonings need n a four-inch depth.  of space rrght b.e the back door, al0,m, frigerator, in a h I down a stairwell. .,,, you may be surpr usable sl)ace yo0'l]  This area, frorr Lake Crescent WATCH OP| to the I-[oh River, and particular- ]y around Forks, remains a THE oTHEf I good spot to look for cougar, according to local reports. .. 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