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April 27, 1967     Shelton Mason County Journal
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DIANE BOURGAULT, one of the some 400 sixth graders from Mason County schools who participated, looks through a surveyor's transit at one of the stops on the Sixth Grade Conservation tour at Panhandle Lake Friday. Taking part in the annual event were the Soil Conserva- tion Service, Christmas Tree industry, U. S. Forest Service, Department of Natural Resources, Simpson Timber Co., Rayonier, State Garne Department and the Extension Serv- ice. Sixth Graders from all schools in the county took part in the tour designed to acquaint them with forestry and trees. County Purchases Three New Vehicles Monday I The Mason County Commis- sion Monday awarded contracts for two cars and a station wagon for l.he County Road Department after receiving and opening bids on the vehicles. The contract for the station wagon was awarded to Kimbcl Motors, whose bid of $3,035.12 civil defense department for the cost of the receivers when they are received. They will be used as a part ,f the civil defense warning syslem. Record Students Hear Speakers On Vocations try-ely"curt .--r-'" ,o., vocational guid- ditions and advantages; and design, W. illia ante conference for Sheltn High The arrangements at the high auto rrmchamCS, ^. School juniors, sponsored by the school were made by Mrs. Jan- banking, Laurie. '' /lllJ"////i Kiwanis Club, was held at the ice BrandstrOm,are a•F.c°unsel°r" culture,; Mr. l= 14igh School Wednesday "morn- 5hec?nW;t vocational grad computer scienCe- , -- , ing. a ma e arranged for the business office p r_ speakers. Members of the corn- Kneeland; ea iVembers of the class were mittee Maranville Cook cornlmtU allowed to choose three vocations in which they are interested and chairman, Dan Carl, Dr. B.N. Sheet.z; dentistrY, MASON COUN'r¥ forfeit; Robeiet Simmons, Rt. 3, past week were to John Cruick- heard qualified speakers discuss Collier, Ivan Myers and Bob void; electrician, 71" faun, electr0nicS' :U JUSTICE COUItT Appearing tin the docket: in Mason County Justice Court be- fore Judge Glenn Correa dur- ing the past week were: Washington Sta, te Patrol Constance Moore, St. Rt. 2, Box 760, Belfair, allowing un- licensed driver to operate motor vehicle, $12 forfeit; Richard Crittenben, 3031 Hollywood, Bremerton, improper display of motor vehicle license, $12 for- feit; Henry Mourik, Brinnon, over center line, $12 forfeit; Karl Williams, .9,13 Hartford, Bremer- ton, public intoxication, $25 for- feit; William Tobler, Box 220, Island Lake D r i v e, Shelton, speeding $16 forfeit; Clarence Binkley, Rt. 6, Box 498, Por Orchard, negligent driving, $29 forfeit; Arvene Rickert, 208 Is- land Lake Drive, Shelton, failure to stop at stop sign, $12 forgeit; Stephen Robertson, 915 Franklin, Shelton, defective exhaust, $12 Drama Class VVorking On Produc÷ion May 6, the Shelton High School Dramatics Department will pack up the band-aids and dishes and head for drama com- petition in Seattle. The cast is primed (as is the pump) and ready to embark into the ever changing world of the theatre. The company will be taking the cutting from their already successful production The Miracle Worker. The last time the play traveled Debt Homan, who plays the vigorous role of Helen Keller, suffered a slight injury of a cut finger, which bled all over "teacher" and table giving the rest of the company ulcers. For- tunately the cut was very minor, and she was able to continue. Box 608, Shelton, over license capacity, no valid driver's li- cense, $44 forfeit. Roger Heft, 2154 Laurel, Shel- ton, no valid operator's license. $12 forfeit; Herbert Balletti, 3319 59th Ave. S.W., Seattle, speed- ing, $12 forfeit; John McCunn, 4211 27th Ave. W., Seattle negli- gent driving, $29 forfeit; John Essman, 215 Sweet Rd., Kelso. speeding, $22 forfeit; Verna Rae, Box 126 Hoodsp*)rt, speeding, $12 forfeit; Richard SharpeR, Box 153, Hoodsport, speeding, $12 for- felt; Verner Wilson, 116 Apple Lane, Bremerton, speeding, $22 forfeit; Carroll Kelley, Rt. 1, Box 169, Shelton, failure to stop at stop sign, $12 forfeit. Sheriff's Offie, e Robert Schletty, P.O. Box 243, Allyn, drunk in public, $39 for- felt; Robert Kirkendoll, Allyn, drunk in public, five days in jail; Robert Brewer, 1231V2 5th St., Bremerton, drunk in puhiic. $50 forfeit; Albert H. Parker, 201 Shore Dr., Bremerton, failure to stop at stop sign, 512 forfeit: Rita Jones, 2137 Washington, Shelton, no valid operator's li- cense, $12 forfeit. Game Department Gary Miller, Box 275, Belfair, fishing in closed waters, $15 for- feit; Patrick Wain, 128 S. La- Fayette, Bremerton, fishing for game fish without a license. SHELTON POLICE COURT Appearing on the docket in Shelton Police Court before Judge Rolla Halbert Monday night were Peter F. Dodge, Rt., 2, Box 189, Shelton, no arterial stop, $12 forfeit; Barry Petty- john, Rt. 2, Box 162, Shelton, drunk in auto, $22.50 fine, $2.50 costs; Robert Baldwin, 420 El- Pnor, Shelton, over center line. $15 forfeit; Mitchell Challendar. Rt. 3, BOx 685, Shelton, exces- sive noise, $12 forfeit; Walter J Henry Jr., E. Pine St., Shel- ton, drunkenness, 15 days in jail, 12 suspended $2.50 costs; Donald Hodgdon Jr., St. Rt. 2, Box 195AN,.Shelton, no arterial stop, $15 forfeit; James L,ester, 304 llth St.. Bremerton, minor Like they say in the business, consuming liquor, $22.50 fine, "the show must go on", and it $2.50 costs; Michael Malloy, 2111 did. Adams, Shelton, speeding, oper- Now once again the breaking ating without headlights, $20 of plates and slapping of faces fine, $5 suspended; Carl T. Chap- Firecracker ,,, be seen by more unsuspect- ingman'withoutShelt°n'headlights,Speeding' driving°perat" was low of four received• The contract for two sedans inr, onlookers f :o' Zh-, '.-= . ..... ; ,-o,-kina while license suspendefi resist- I whose hid OU$5,633.32 !:was,  *ltJY¢. :: ''|111!1 }!lnll[ir. ?' hr *'at  ttilr 'dotitttied" night" cer,ing arlst,.,. ngi.=,m nays, In jail an.zu ofh-sus Other bidders on the whielcs ==" .... | .... rehearsals and are ready for ' " ; r ' "" were Jim Pauley, Inc. and ':' the big day. ponded, $132 fine, $2.50 costs. Pauley Motors. The (.omnaission apl)roved th(' pl,t of lmke Christin(' after ;, hearing on the plat. The civil defense director was given permission h) purchase five: tone coding receivers, which will be placed in schtxfls in Ihree districts in the county. The schtfls will roiml)urse the Weather Bureau To Honor Eckerf Walter O. Eckert will be pre- sented with a sl)ecial award for his 60 years as a volunteer weather observer at Grapeview at the Shelton Kiwanis Club meeting Tuesday. The award presentathm will be made by Hazen 11. Bedke, director of the Weather Bureau Western Regional office. Sal! Lake City, Utah• Eckert, who is in a Seattle hospital may not be present Ix) receive the award at the meet- ing. If not:, his daughter, Mrs. Francis Eacrelt, will accept the award for him here and a special presentation at. the hos- pital will be arranged. Eckert has maintained the vol- unteer weather observer statton at his home at Gral)eview since 1907, shank, workshop, $300 and H•P• Middleton, carport, $250. SUPERIOR COUIT Default Divorces Default divorce gq'ant ed in Mason County Superior Court Friday were to: Leona Smith from John Smith. Ronald Devaney from Alice Devaney. New Cases Oregon Mutual Insurance Co. these vocations. The speakers attempted to ac- quaint the students with the qualifications and preparation necessary for the vocation, the future demand and working con- Tanner. There were 34 speakers on the program. They were Don Hurlbert, agri- culture; airline stewardess, Mrs. Robert Polhamus, Tahuya; arts Festival Window Confes÷ Entries Are Due May 5 bins engineed.'ib forestry and lt, Rings, Norm v- Wermlinger; g°ve.2 ' Jim Rich, Breo:'i;[ ence, Frank l" lrgaret  notates, twY  ance, A• I); : . McClanahan; . t : Johnston; m arine 2P Denison; rnedtet¢;, muslc 11 Foreman; ,.!1 against Rodney Cottrell, declara- head; nursing, tory judgement. • ha r" B.J. Seljestad against Charles . Mrs. Ruby Homehiek, Chair- notify Mrs. Homchick which win- O.ly.,pm; p a togr rr,, W eiraueh, personal injury• man of the 1967 Forest Festival dew you prefer by phone at amrCr; pPotesl  Window Committee for Shelton- 426-8667. The windows are being - ";'" -d sal#,e SHERIFF'S OFFICE Mason County Zonta Club re- filled on a first come, first [:;aUslnenae andlq! Charles Kline reported some- minded this week May 5 is the served basis. " net " - le:-][: deadline for entries in the Win- The theme this year is "Forest HWil I te'" elllr ='i:,ing, ..;  )ne picking up oysters• Mabel Baker reported a cabin dew Decorating Contest. Please Fun '. The slogan Keep Wash- • ;" aT rcWtl ington Green" must annear veterm Y _  ld being vandalized, somewhere m the dsplay. Keep ,m, .... RowlaQ'"f" Dean Ashton reported a cabin • . "" Larson a u= , entered and a; folding cot and u,y00ssem'-"" qJlrdlll4 Washington Green signs may be ......... . a can opener taken, obtained from the County Ex- Mrs. J.E. Cooney reported a tension office in the basement  summer home broken into. God H-re? |oqP- of the Post office in She,ton. | _..s, Terry and John Austin report- Windows will be judged at | rylpla ed heads from six freshly butch- 6:30 a.m. May 25. Judging will | =a.',fl]r ered beef found, be on the basis of attractive | IIVE-IN '"L Home Oil Co•, Hoodsport, re- Hear .. 00qmners arrangement and background, I ;M'il;s--Sout° ported two 100-pound propane three points; originality, three | ......... /" points ; variety, two points; | .... t cylinders taken. I The King's Choral-Aires will theme, two points. I Iridav & 5:L -' SHELTON POLICE present a sacred musical pro- A trophy will be awarded the | '-'/," ,= C Vehicles driven by William gram at the Shelton Assembly sweepstakes winner with first, | "TMg, viq  Morris and Dan Kirk collided of God church, April 30, at 7 second and third place ribbons | plU[ at Seventh and Railroad. p.m. given in the following classes: l ,aaaP.Ht Harold Young reported some- The King's Choral-Aires is a Industry, Schools, Senior Art, I arrv-dff one threw a bottle through the sacred singing class composed of Junior Art, Senior Clubs, Jun- I plU# ' windshield of his car. young people from many differ- ior Clubs, Antiques, Granges, L__..._._. Vehicles driven by Grace But- ent churches in the Olympia Senior Hobbies, Junior Hobbies, ------------- ' ler and Yvonne Scrogham col- area who meet each Monday Pop Art and Special. l lided at Second and Grove. night for a one hour class at IF Mrs. Glee Johnson reported a which time they study the back- rifle missing from her home. ground in music fundamentals, It was recovered as one which had been found and turned in to the sheriff's office• A car" hit a telephone pole on Ellinor SI. and the driver left the scene before police ar- rived. A car driven by Robert Sailer and a miotoreycle ridden by Donald D. Lisk collided on Pi- oneer way. An apparent break-in attempt at the Timber Bowl was report- ed. A car driven by Homer Taylor simple vocalizing exercises, in- struction in word enunciation, voice projection, t h r e e - p a r t sacred music reading, opportun- ities in singing solo, duet, or trio, and help in stage presen- tation. The King's Choral-Aires range from Grades Four through Nine and have sung in many churches in the area Sunday evenings. Schuffenhauer and a motor bike ridden by Mitchell Challendar collided at Is In Viet Nam 5th and Railroad. I Army PFC Jack L. Schuffen- bauer, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Boy Scouts Lee Schuffenhauer, Shelton, is participating in..','Operation June- • met April ]I Cub ScootP, ack 12 • " ....... tion, City," the largest military. 17 with the [hme of the month,, oper.ation to. date in Vietnam. "mountains.": . ' The Scouts, through the use The operation was launched We re Mo¢I[ As of MONDAY, MA we will be in L ,0cAT,¢i00 OUR NEW .... 2335 Olympic (formerly Carlson's Tile and Fire i !i 1 doors, and equipment, for your fit#£ We welcome you to come in new facilities, where we will sell Sylvania electronic products and another clean story "After fifteen years in this home we decided to clean the walls and ceilings. But oil heat had kept them so clean it wasn't worth the effort." Mrs• Don Isenhart, Wenatchee Man's Hands I Michael Thorniley, a game patrol officer from Tenino, re- ceived injuries to both his hands when a firecracker he was using in herding elk at the Ted Riehert farm in the Skokomish Valley exploded. A game department spokes- man said that Thorniley was one of two men the department has patroling the Richert farm at night on a shift basis. He just came on shift and had gone to the corner of a field and was lighting three firecrackers on a stumt9 to frighten the elk off. The wind was blowing, and, he had lit the first firecracker and was lighting the second when the first exploded. Four fingers and the palm on his right hand were split and one finger and the palm on his left hand. Hopefully the production will FLRE DEPARTMENT leave a lasting impression of a April 24, 8:40 a.m,, Simpson job very well done on those who Veneer Plant, dryer flue plugged witness the "smashing" perfor- with creosote, ignited roofing, manor. Service Cen00er Being Developed I The Voice of l.x)w Income group, which was formed as a part of the local Community Ac- tion Council program, has start- ed a multi-service center in the IWA building. The group meets at 7:30 p.m. on Thursdays with guest speak- ers scheduled on the program. The group is doing some work on the building now in prepar- ation for the service center. Speaker at the meeting this Thursday will be Dan Souse from the Thurston-Mason County Health District. $100 damage• April 19, 10:25 p.m., cat" fire, Highway 101. April 19, 6 p.m. fire in car owned by Joe Musta. COUNT' BUILDING PERMITS Building permits approved by the Mason County Commission at its meeting Monday were to D.C. Burgin, cabin, $200 Ron- aid Belisle, cabin, $800; Leonard E. Cole, shed, $100; Glen An- derson, foundation and addition to residence, $1,200; Ed Welsh, cabin, $750; James Stiles, ga- rage, $125; Lester Krueger ga- rage, $1,200; Cascade Olympic Construction Co., fire station, $21,884; Harold Hagan, roof, $500 and S.R. Jones, garage, $500. CITY BUILDING PERMITS Building permits approved by the city of Shelton during Ih(. Fresh or Frozen Grain-Fed Beef and Pork B Y DIRECT 'Olb"25'b"50'b'l/4°r I/2 Whole Beef or Pork Special Cut Freezer Steaks & Roasts Double Wrapped & Frozen OLD FASHIONED PORK & BEEF SAUSAGE SUNRISE RANCH MEAT MARKET OPEN 9 A.M. -- 6 P.M, DALLY 325 South First corers from Shelton Union Page 2 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, April 27, 1967 426-2828 on the theory that national Viet of paper mache mountains and Cong political and military head- tiny volcanos, stressed keeping quarters might be located in the mountains beautiful, the area along the Canxbodian Den 1 presented a skit on border. preventing, forest fires• Den 2 presented a skit on TELEVI00! LEROY'$ .... keeping the mountains clean. " " ]) : Festival Meeting Bob Cat pins were awarded I to. Mark Johnston: C, ene. Green-  The Mason County. Forest 2335 Olympic" Hwy. N. held anti Floyd SmRh. Festival Trustees wall meet at : Jim Christie received a Wolf 7:30 p.m. today in the PUP Con- ,j ENTIRE HEADQUARTERS OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE HAIIgll Now-oven cleaning dPudgepv Is outl RDE-38K, 30" electric, 3 colors or white. • Frigidaire Electri-clean oven cleans itself--oven racks, too--automatically! • Cook-Master oven control starts cooks stops--all automatically at times you select. • Full.width storage drawer. Reg. $319.95 MOVED TO NEW LOCATION LOOK! Only 4% freezer- 96% rofrlgoratorl FCDM-14K, 13.6 cu. ft. (NEMA standard), 3 colors or white. • Frigidaire Mini-Freezer Refrigerator has 13.0 cubic feet for fresh food. • Automatic defrosting refrigerator section. • Flowing Cold Meat Tender. • Instant Ice Ejector/Server. • Deep shelf in the door. Reg. $329.95 00258 °° 0028800 Modernize In minutes with Twin 30 by FRI61DAIRE! big 1:..... RD-S37K, 30" electric, 3 colors or white. • It updates your whole kitchen the minute you slide it into place. • Two spacious 30" ovens. * Cook-Master (lower) oven control starts/cooks/stops all automatically at times you select. Reg. $349.95 =298 °° i:[ "Building Mason Coun÷Y" 1at & Pine 426.2611