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i .... Rife f Held For Helen Gosser, 54 Mervin Hooker Maj.Chas.Cowan County-Oty Record Dave Delph, 55 Taken By Death Succumbs At 33 Taken By Death • Dave D. Delph, Route 1 Box I Helen June Gosser, 54, died • Mervin C. Hooker, 33, died • Some of he gaiety of this 566, died at 55 years of age May Sunday in a Tacoma hospital. Sunday in Stanford Medical year's Forest Festival will be • 14 in Mason General Hospital. She made her home at Route Center, Pale Alto, Calif. A former dampened for those who knew , tie was born Dec. 23, 1913 in 2 Box 946 and had been a Mason employee of the Shelton Post Of- and remember Major Charles MASON COUNTY j,il. .USlmed,'d. Dawson, Neb. Mr. Delph was a county resident for 35 years, fire, he was born Jan. 12, 1936 Cowan, a frequent attender of JUBTI(1E COURT • Appearing on the docket ill Mason County Just ce Court he- fore Judge Glenn Correa durint the past week were: Wlmhington State Ptrol John Aaro, P.O. Box 25, Lilli- waup, speeding, $13 forfcil; Vic- tor DeLon, 305 F, Fourth, Port Angeles, failure 1o keep right tff center line, $13 forfeit: John Geh- man, 7058 24th Ave,, NW, Seattle, speeding, $13 forfeit; (Jrl Glee- son, P.O. Box 7, Hoodslx)rl, speeding, $13 forfeit. Rodney Hamilton, 1540 Olympic Ave., Bremer.on, speeding, fail- ure to keep right of center line, 523 forfeit; R.eid McIh'oy, 4554 167th SE, Issaquah. failure to stay right of cenler line, $li forfeit; Louis Pfeffer, Rt, 8, Box 91.4, Plea- sant Hill, Ore., failure to slop at stop sign, $13 forfeit; Gerald Power, 2460 Third Ave. NE, 1.31- mends, speeding, $13 forhdt Thomas SawLge, St. R. 2, timex 189, Shelton, failure to keep right of center line, $13 forfeit; Russ(d] C. Viger Jr., 627 Railroad, Shel- ton, failure to sto l) ;it Mop sigrL 513 forf(dt; Maurice tIershey, Aberdeen, over legal weight, over scale weight, $31 forfeit; John Huson, St. Rt. 2, Fk)x 444, Btdfair, no vehicle license or in transit permit, no operator's license tm person, operating motor vehicle while license suspended, $10?, fine; LepJard Ball, !8()g l,:lizaheth, Olympia, failure to stop at stop sign, $13 forfeit; Harvey l,'arri- mend, Rt. 3, Box 364A, Shelton, defective equipment, $13 fine; John Moskeland, 2242 King St., Shelton, failure to slt)I) al Mop sign, 513 forfeit; Edgar Hughes, 3244 S. 291st, Auburn, shopliftinl., 5100 fine, 10 days in jail. Jennings Rirh, 1143 Audrey Ave. Brenmrt(}n, improper park- ing, $41 forfeit; l)onna I(ir.h, 11,12 Audrey Ave., Bremerton, impro- per parkilz,, $41 forfeit; eve Hagrup, Hidden ttaven Trailer Court, Shelton, faihn'e to yh']d right-of-way, $18 forfeit; Donahi Pawl, Shelton, spe,ding, $36 for- fell; Patrick Sergeant, Shelh)n, failure to change vehicle regislra- (ion; $13 forfeit. Patrick Streeter, 926 N. Pearl, Tacoma, impr()lHr passing:, $13 forfeit; George M. F'rye, 1308 141h Port Townsend, sIx.eding , $13 for- feit; Kurt Gruhb, p.o. Box 68, Hcx)dsvort. speeding, $.1"] f,r[eit; George Brosam, 502 Fairmont, lmoroimr passing, $1.3 for- felt; Jam, lvans, 22,", E. F ,qty., Shelton, J'ipro/Jer p;vssing, $'13 fortY, it; /)avid (h;qnn:m, I.illi- waup, drunk in l)uhlic, $15 fine. Rol)ert Erickson, Wivell C)urt, Shelton, failure to dim headlights, $13 forfeit; Thomas James, PP. Box 9, Lilliwaup, driving while lntoxicated, 5115 fine, five days in jail, suspended, license st- pended 30 days; Dallas Wells. P.O. Box 609, Shelion, driving while intoxicated, $2:]0 fine, 30 days in jail, license suspended 60 days; Mary C. Ihll, tLO. Box 318, Bel/air, speeding, $13 for- felt. Thomas BetL% 3210 S. 94th, Ta- coma, no operator's license on person, $1: h)rfeit; Thomas Haw- kirm, (;rove Trailer Court, I-l(ruts- port, failure to dim headlights, failure to stay right: of center line, $26 forfeit; William Miller, Rt. 1, Box 324, Shclton, driving while intoxicated, $115 fine, five days in jail, suspended, license suspended 30 days. David Sage, 126 N. Cushing, Olympia, following too closely, $13 forfeit; I,e Seymour, 7919 34th SW, Seattle, driving while intoxicated, $115 fine, five (lays in jail, suspendi, license sus- pended 30 de.w; Gerald Van Cleave, 12.38 Laurel, Shelton, neg- ligent driving, $31 forfeit:. tienry C. Wood, Rt. 1, Box 188C, Shelton, no operator's lic- ense on person, $13 forfeit; Ro- bert L. Bacon, Rt. 2, Box 415, Belfair, no operator's license on person, driving while license sus- petaled, $100 fine, 10 days in 1 GALLON FREE WITH PURCHASE OF 4 GALLONS OF ANY COLOR.000000"RO00 LIMITED TIME ONLY! ,IIELTON I'OIJ('E (,OURT Appearing :n the (locket in Shelton Police Court before Judge lhdla tlalbert Monday night were Roberts Lewis, 1324 Ridgeroad, Shel|o:, driving while intoxicated, $150 lorfeit; Neal Erickson, Rt. 1, l]ox 321;, Shells, negligent driving, $30 forfeit; Larry Swan- lak, tit. 1, Box 157, Shelton, fail- ure to operale mnt(:r vehicle in safe mitt prudent manner, $20 f,n'feit. Shtnley Lukascik, 1600 E. Drive, Olynpia, driving while intoxica- ted, $97.50 fine, $250 costs, five (la¢s in jail, susIended; Clyde l(thh']l, St. let. 2, I)X :;l, Shel- hm, speeding, $31 forfeit; Billy l). Warner, 1929 Washington St., failure to yic'.d right-of-way, $20 f(wfcil. JOSel)h Andrews Jr., St. Rt. 1, E.x 174, Shell(m, disorderly con- (hit:l, $511 forfeit; Lawrene.e I)eem- ,,r, 1718 Jones Rd,, Shelhm, new li.,en! dirving, minor consuming liqu)r. $53.511 fin(!. $2.50 rosts; I'ich:rd I,uffing?on, RI. 1, Box 73, (;r.Ieview, failur(, Io ()lit'rate ¢)tt)l • vtqdcle in safe and I)rtl - (hml marmer, $20 forfeit. ('OI,NTY BUIIJ)IN(i PERMITS thhhlin:, pernlils ;)i)l)rove(l hy tl,' Mason County Planner's Of- li(:(, during the past week were to lhh(,rt Ih)rnl)y, storage outhuJld- is',, $5()(); Whitley Evergreen, ad- ditim ) shed, $1,200; James tiill, sumt'r cabin, $2,503; AI Vinson, summer cahin, $3,500; Harold l((.ilz, (:el)in, $2,80[); Rohert Put- nmn, re(alien ('abin, $3,500; Kath- ryn I)w.head, residence, $18,500; Thomas Ma rinkovich, wcation (:shin, $4 ,(R)/). IIEIII|,'F'S OFI'ICE llarry Coh's rel)orted an out- hoard llloi()r |;iket|. John N(,rtll;(ll reported four Hres and wheels hken from a (:.r at the sh,cl bridge on the Skokomistl. An eiglhfoot pram was report- 0(I f()tl|'ld, A Mr. Moran r(,porh'd a car ()n his fron! lawn. lhu'k Al•lnsirong rel)orted van- dalism Io a house. ,lel'l'y Wa|tel's |'eported a rail- road crossing sign knocked down. Windows w(,re reported broken ng el Hle Lower Skokomish Scho.I, John Miber tel)erred a cabin hr)keo into. l)anny l.larlr reported h i S wife lost: her watch 'at Twanoh State Park ..... IX'If !McMahan rel)orhd cloth- in,  taken from a raih'oad sleep- inV, car. Gordon Egbert reported an out- tx)arti ino|or taken. Mr. Butterfield re[x)rted stables broken into. IIELTON POIJCE A stop sign was reported gone at the intersection of Northeliff Road and 13th St. Boh Batey reported a tape deck taken. ('ITY BUILDING PERMIT8 Building permits approved by lilt' city of Shelton (luring the past week were to L. R. Smith, utility building, $1,440; Paul For- dyce, add to residence and fence, $6,,180 and $280; Virgil Vestal, I)atk}, $960. , I ! IqqRIOll (,'OUIT New Cases Lloyd Miller against Depart- sent of Labor and Industries, industrial insurance appeal. ' Stale Tax Commission against Roger Gcxodro, doing business as Bclfair Auto Wrecking, unpaid taxes. Scientist Services ' "Beloved, I wish above all things that thou mayest prosper and be in health, even as thy soul prospereth." At. the Shelton First Church, 302 Alder, services begin at 11 a.m. | 0LHmPI( STRIn OLgo00P ,l I: !00ln carrier driver for Simpson Tim- ber Co. He was a veteran of World War II and had lived in Mason county the past 24 years. He is survived by his wife, Grace, of the home; one son, David Keith Dell)h, San Raphael, Celt f•; and four sisters• The funeral service was con- ducted at 11 a.m. Monday by Rev. Horace Mounts in the Bat- stone Funeral Home. Burial was in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, l(umbolt, Neb. Pie,. Arrnvons MASON GENERAL HOSPITAL • Mr. and Mrs. Harry L, Thomp- son, 1621 No. Adams Street, a girl, May 14. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Brown ,It'., P. O. Box 192, a boy, May 16. Mr. anti Mrs. William P. Chal- /ender, P. O. Box 732, a girl, May 17. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry R. Bell, Route 1 Box 329-4, Olympia, a girl, May 19. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry G. Dishon, 1022 Ellinor Street, a boy, May 20. Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Hellman, 1331 W. Cedar Street, a hey, May 20. Mrs, Oosser was born July 19, 1914 in Olympia. She is survived by her hus- band, Edward E. Gosser, Shel- ton, three sons, Donald L,, Win- lock, Edwin L., Onalaska, and Frank W,, of Olympia; three daughters, Mrs, Elinor Boxdorfel, Mrs. Sandra Shurwalter and Mrs, Judy Olson, all of Olympia; her mother, Mrs, Mimi Ginter, Olym- pia; 28 grandchildren; two broth- ers, Bud Barnes and Forrest Gin- ter, both of Olympia; and one in Shelton and lived h e r e until moving to San Jose, Calif. three years ago. He is survived by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chester R. Hooker, Shelton; his sister, Mrs. Pearl Poellot, of New York: a brother, Jim Hooker, Seattle; and his grandparents. Mrs. Edith Moore, Shelton, and Mrs. Pearl Hooker, San Luis Obispo, Calif. The funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in the First Baptist Church with Rev. Art Festival events and several times speaker at Queen's banquet pro- grams. Major Cowan died last week. A retired British Air Force of- ficer, he had been active in the Keep Green movement and for- est conservaton work for three decades and was well known and highly respected by loggers and foresters throughout the industry. sister, Mrs. Frances Phillips, Beals and Rex', Lewis Wysong of- Olympia. ficiafing. Burial will be in Shel-Weather The funeral service wilt be held ton Memorial Park. at 1 p.m. today in the Batstone Funeral Home with Rev. John Hard( officiating. Burial will be " --'boa(tie Man in Shelton Memorial Park, M:(y 1 H6h Lv58 Precip Succumbs Here Lucille Dailey Dies In Bellevue • Lucille V• Dailey, Route 3 Box 332, died last Thursday in a hospital in Bellevue at 56 years of age. Born March 31, 1913 in Pequot Lakes, Minn., Mrs. Daft- ey moved to Renton 18 years ago where she lived for 12 years be- fore moving to Shelton. She was a member of the Internatonal Order of Foresters. She is survived by her hus- band, Kenneth L. Dalley, Shelton; two sisters, Mrs. Esther Niemey- er, Maple Valley, and Mrs. Mar- garet Anderson, Anacortes; and two brothers, Richard Anderson, San Francisco, and Clarence E. Anderson, Renton. May 17 69 45 • John R. (Bud) Johnson, Seat- May 18 79 45 -- fie, died Monday in Mason Gen- May 19 75 41 .01 eral Hospital, He was born Fell. May 20 67 50 3, 1920 in Minnesota and was May 21 69 45 -- a building contractor in Seattle. Readings are for a 24-hour per- He is survived by his wife, iod ending at 8 a.m. as reported IRuth, of the home; one son, by the 1TT Rayonier Inc. weather Rick, of the home; two brothers station. and one sister. A memorial service will be FIVE-DAY FORECAST held at 2 p.m. Friday in the Fauntleroy Community Church Temperatures Thursday thru in Seattle with Rev. Otto Jonas Monday to average 4 degrees above the normal high of 69 and officiating, low of 43 degrees• A few showers expected, possibly Sunday or Monday• GLENDA'S The funeral service-was held M ; at Stokes Chapel in Renton at arr, age :, p•m, Saturday. Burial was in |V| Greenwood Memorial Park, Ren- ton. Licenses Former Shel+on • Applying for marriage licenses in the Mason county auditor's of- rice this past week were: Gerald Carlsen, 42, Shelton, and Luella Young, 49, Shelton. Kelth Hildebrandt, 22, Shelton, and Margaret Southmayd, 20, Shelton. George Mathews, 21, Port An- geles, and Donna Johnson, 20, Shelton. Thomas J. Kunkle, 23, Shelton, and Vara LaErL 18, Sheldon. W. D, Henningsen, 28, Belfair, and Mary McLean, 21, Allyn. Norman Hargrove, 29, Bremer- ton, and Patricia Ragsdale, 42, Bremerton. Man Succumbs Frank J. Ford died March 26 in Swainsboro, Ga. where he had a business as a civil engi- neer. He came to Shelton in the 1920s a an engineer when the Northern Pacific Railways was being put in. He later worked for Simpson Timber (3o. and Rayonier, Inc. He is survived by his wife, Charlotte, of the home; a daugh - ter, Marcia Jean Smith, Shelo ton; a son, Frank, of the home; a stepson in the service; and a stepdaughter, Becky, of the home. AIRP?RT IN & OUT Featunng 29' Burgers • Try our 99 ¢ Fish Basket! Fountain Service Operated by Carl & Glenda Ettlin Open Sunday to Thursday, 10 a.m. - 12 midnight Open Friday & Saturday, 10 a.m. - 3 a.m. .... : " • ...... .'D " ..... Orders to Go --. Phone 426-1456 Located next to Airport Grocery i If you can keep just $200 ,, in your First00ine account, you can forget about service charges for good! As a FirstLine customer you can write all the checks you want--and there's no service charge if you maintain a minimum balance of $200 in your checking account. 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