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Hagen Hawk
Hagen Hawk of 1306 Cota,
70, died Friday in Mason General
Hospital. He was born March 24,
1904 on the "Skokomish
Reservation.
He had lived in this area all of
his life, and was employed as a
logger. He attended the Church of
Christ.
Mr. Hawk is survived by his
wife, Elva, of the home; a
brother, Ted Hawk, of the
Skokomish Reservation; two
sisters, Mrs. Hazel Visser of
Crescent City, California, and
Mrs. lone Knox of Tacoma; and
many nieces and nephews.
The Reverend John H. Moore
officiated at a service held at 11
a.m. Tuesday in Batstone Funeral
Home. Burial was in Shelton
Memorial Park.
ADAMS, right, received the first Forest Festival
from Queen Cheryl Sund this week. The
went on sale this week under the direction of
George Moore and Ann Tomlinson. Letters have
businesses in the county and personal contact
Will be made.
Ig the new books
Week at the Shelton
!rary are three notable
"Plain Speaking,"
"oral biography" of
aan, most of it in the
nt's own blunt and
"Livingstone," Tim
of the complex
and explorer,
own lifetime who
ss failed at almost
Undertook on the
.continent; and Anne
)ergh's continuation
lOgraphy, "Locked
Open Doors,"
Years 1933-1935.
titles of immediate
"The Imperial
'" Arthur Schlesinger's
process by
the executive
government has
Wers vested by the
m the legislative
of Human
Erick Fromm's
COme to grips with
"Mive," Piers
lorrifying chronicle
of those reluctant
Andes survivors;
entertaining
,300 mile hike from
rth Sea to the
We save loggers money.
Call or See
Arnold and
Smith Insurance
117 E. Cota 426-3317
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5H~gh Low Precip.
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showers on Friday
OVer the weekend.
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I Hospital
,r to Mr. and MrSBMx
PPa, Route 5,
er to Mr. and Mrs.
Venger, 206 East H
16.
l lr. and Mrs. Richard
i 326 South Third
to Mr. and Mrs.
Shelton on April
pia.
sister,
are Harold
of Langley, B.C.
of Scothnd.
lhelton
Instruction
advanced rating.
aircraft.
nformation:
426-6235
Airways
Olympia
Mediterranenan, modestly titled
"A Walk Through Europe."
For anyone fascinated by
airships, "The Deltoid Pumpkin
Seed" is unreservedly
recommended. John McPhee tells
with wit and grace the incredible
story of the conception (by two
visionary Presbyterian
theologians), design (by a
computer), construction (by an
extraordinary model builder), and
test flight (by a nerveless
aeronautical engineer) of an
aerobody, a rigid, wingless,
powered craft intended to serve,
in its full-scale version, as an
enormous flying warehouse, a
floating cargo carrier that would
dwarf the Zeppelins.
Additional new books at the
library are Richard Adams,
"Watership Down;" Louis
Auchincloss, "The Partners;"
Sidney Callahan, "Parenting;"
Richard Cowper, "Clone"
(science fiction); Margaret Craven,
"l Heard the Owl Call My Name;"
Dorothy Miles Disney, "Don't Go
Into the Woods Today (mystery);
Gunter Grass, "From the Diary of
a Snail;" Erica Jong, "Fear of
Flying;" John Leonard, "Black
Conceit;" John D. MacDonald,
"The Turquoise Lament"
(mystery); Thomas C. Noddings,
"The Dow Jones-Irwin Guide to
Converlible Securities;" Lawrence
Sanders, "The First Deadly Sin;"
Noah Webster, "A Burial in
Portugal" (mystery); Ruth
Winter, "A Consumer's
Dictionary of Food Additivies;"
and William Butler Yeats, "A
Winifred Morkert
Mrs. Winifred B. Morkert,
1130 Cota, died last Thursday in
Fir Lane Terrace Convakscent
Center at the age of 77 years.
Born June 15, 1896 in Swan,
Iowa, she had resided in the
Shelton area since 1934 and was a
member of the United Methodist
Church, Eagles Lodge No. 2079
and Progress Grange No. 304.
Surviving Mrs. Morkert are her
husband, Ray, of the home; a son,
Marvin, of Shelton; three
grandchildren; a brother, Wayne
Wellons of Knoxville, Iowa; and
numerous nieces and nephews.
A service was held at 11 a.m.
Monday in Batstone ,Funeral
Home with Pastor Roland Huber
officiating and burial in Shelton
Memorial Park.
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Applying for marriage licenses
in the Mason County Auditor's
Office this week were:
Stanley Olsen, 26, Shelton,
and Vicki Ford, 30, Shelton.
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE -- 1 nanny goat,
didn't have kids this year, $5.
426-8963. B5/2
HELP WANTED, part-time man,
must be neat and clean. Apply at
Shell Station, 1st & Cota. L5/2-9
FOR RENT -- Small 1-bedroom
house in town. Call 426-4071
after 6 p.m. P5/2
'69 IMPERIAL LeBaron, A/C,
FM/AM, full power, steel belts,
~loOd condition. Single owner will
inance, $1,700. 426-2231. C5/2
2-BEDROOM rental, 877-5527.
S4/18tfn
Jule C. Mosley
Graveside services were held
at 11 a.m. Saturday in Shelton
Memorial Park for Jule C. (Joe)
Mosley of Aberdeen who died last
Thursday in an Aberdeen hospital
at the age of 67 years. Mr. Moriah
Lodge No. 11 F and AM
officiated.
Born August 10, 1906 in
Missouri, Mr. Mosley came to
Shelton in 1944. He was
self-employed as abuilding
contractor until in 1946 he was
employed by Rayonier, Inc.
where he worked until 1958.
He then went to Ketchikan,
Alaska, and two years later moved
to Sitka where he was employed
at Alaska Lumber and Pulp
Company for 15 years, returning
to Aberdeen 14 months ago. Prior
to his illness Ire had held a
position as maintenance
supervisor.
Surviving Mr. Mosley are his
wife, Mary Ann, of the home;
three daughters, Mrs. LaVern
Hicks of Port Townsend, and Mrs.
Carolyn Salseina and Mrs. June
Pearson, both of Edmonds; two
brothers, Wayne Mosley of Port
Townsend and O. G. Mosley of
Gig Harbor; four sisters, Mrs.
Greva Tobey of Shelton, Mrs.
Virginia Morgan of Gig Harbor,
and Mrs. Venus Nesbitt and Mrs.
June Hodges, both of Port
Townsend; a stepson, Frank
Rodgers of Sitka; a stepdaughter,
Mrs. Josephine Glenn of Satsop;
14 grandchildren; and one
great-grandson.
Celia Kahele
Celia Kahele, 62, of Auburn,
died at Valley Villa, Renton on
Friday.
Born in Union on September
29, 1911, she lived in Shelton
from 1911 to 1941 when she
moved to Redmond. She had
resided in Auburn since 1952.
Mrs. Kahele'was a member of
the Assembly of God Church of
Everett.
She is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Roy (Barbara)
Guerrero of Kent, and Mrs.
Joseph (Beverly) Lindoff of
Auburn; a sister, Mrs. Thalia
Smith of Salem, Oregon; 12
grandchildren; and one
great-grandson.
She was the widow of Thomas
Kahele, who died in 1969.
Funeral services were held at
Price Helton Funeral Chapel,
Auburn, on Tuesday at 1 p.m.
Cremation followed.
CTR.
10 A.IUI. t~ II P.M.
PLAN ~[t 'H61.3
OTHER MODELI
OLYMPIC
~[~ RATIONAL
CENTER LOCATION
OPEN MON. tli.i ilAT.
Dear Neighbor"
As you may know, there is a new auto repair shop in
Shelton, GREG'S AUTO REPAIR, located at 126 West
'1' Street.
We are open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m.
to 5"00 p.m. and Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Other times are available by appointment for your
convenience.
We are offering tune-ups using an oscilliscope and
exhaust gas analyzer; complete brake repair; and
24-hour towing.
As a get-acquainted offer during the month of May
we are offering a free safety inspection and front-end
alignments at 20% off.
Please call me at 426-1746 day or night for road
service, towing, or appointments for repair service.
Hope to serve you soon.
GREG MUNCASTER,
Owner
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