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COURT
on the docket in
Justice Court be-
Correa during
Were :
8tare Patrol
Rt. 3, Box ?,90,
$31 for-
Rt. 1, 13ox
speeding, $1:;
204 Rail-
failure to
line, $1:} for-
3011 School
speeding,
Rt. 11, Box
motor
endorcement,
Perry, 555 E.
Speeding, $13
Whiteacre 2,t
el, sl)ec(lin,z '
St. Rt.
speeding, $12
ee
L 5548 ll9th St.,
$13 forfeiL
3125 Lincoln
in closed
Gordon Grube,
Hoquiam, fish-
$25 forfeit.
PERMITN
alq)rove(I hy
during
ere to ik, rt R.
$600; Stanley
WOodshed, $500 ;
Store, $23,000;
SUmmer cabin,
rton, recreation
(rd Seiners,
cabin,
cabin, $6,-
cabin,
gen, recreation
Thoml)-
ase, $6,000;
$38,000; E.
L $1,000; Vir-
and fill,
reerea-
Davis,
ann Bell, cal)in,
t2,800; W.
house,
add living
Lindhohn,
MeGhee,
Sidney
cabin, $4,-
COURT
1127 Dick-
motor
Prudent man-
ranis Joram,
[on, speed-
Sergeant,
defective
$2.50 costs ;
rrle La.ne,
of nmt-
2, Box 188
to ride
Vehiele, $6
q S. Dawson,
:eld right-of_
el Miljour,
minor
Pat-
Dickinson,
S h e 1 l o n, d"fective equipment,
$7.50 fine, $2.50 costs.
Penny Smflh, P. O. Box 395,
Shelton, speeding, $17.50 fine,e2.50
costs; John Dishon, Rt. 3. B:)x
276, Sh¢lton, empeding traffic, $15
forfeit: Ted Vanders, Rt.. 2, Box
2, Shelton, speedin'I, $31 forfeit:
John F;ro:)ks, 1122 Mason I.'dce
Dr., minor cgnsuming liquor.
$22.50 fine, $2.50 costs; Donald
Johns'on, Rt. 2, Box 145, Shelton,
neglien! (1 'i'.'il:g, $32.51 fine,
$2.59 costs.
Ikrni(e S!ewart, 616 N. I St.,
Shelton. no art,riM stop, $15 for-
f(,it: ,lames I)ailey, St. lit. 1, Box
106, Shelton, minor in possession
of liquor, $22.50 fine, $2.50 costs;
Ronald W. Raymond, Rt. 2, Box
899, Shclton, no arterial stop,
driving while intoxicated, no oper-
a'or's license On person, $142.50
fine, $2.50 costs, five days in
jail, suspended.
William Budde, Rt. 3, Box 8?3,
Olympia. negligent driving, $37.-
50 fine, $2.50 costs; William
Budde, Rt. 3, b.')x 833, Olymi)ia ,
third dt'gree assa(qt, 30 days in
jail, $2.50 costs; William J. White,
Rt. 3, I')x (;:)7, Sh(,lton, re(.kless
driving, driving in violation of
license restrit:t!on, $158.50 fine,
$2.50 eosls; Gerald Brown, 192-16
l'acific Highway S., Seattle, al-
lowing unlicensed driver t¢ oper-
ate motor vthicle, $12.50 fin(:,,
$2..5(I costs.
(TI'y I,I;II,I)iNG PERMITS
Building permits approved by
the City of Shelton during the
past week were to Ambaum Pac-
ific Nmqhwest, d,molition, no
wdue; Esther Fawble, fence, and
medi('al-dent:d clinic, $137,500.
I"IR l, DEPARTMENT
May 20, 4:12 p.m. Harold De-
mend residen(:e, 430 Dearborn,
chimney fire.
May 2:1, 12:30 I).m. brush fire
in vacant lot off Pioneer Way.
May 23, ?,:30 l).m. Pioneer Way
hrush fire rekindle(l.
SlIELTON I'OLICE
A window was reported broke'h
out and a light left on in an
unoccupied house.
The air hose at the Jim Ver-
cher Shell Service was cut and
removed.
Charles Spivey reported a tele-
vision set taken from a room at
the Timbers Motel.
Kim Sowers reported a coat
taken while at a dance.
Merrily Palmer • reported her
car hit by another Vehicle.
Billy Lee Bead reported a tape
deck and tapes taken.
Mrs. Vivian Carte reported a
residence broken into.
SHE RIF"N OFFICE
Bill tteil reported garbage
dumping in the rest area along
the highway in the Kamilche
Valley.
Dale Watson reported items tak-
en from his car.
Frank Lopeman reported van-
dalism to a car.
Guy Sewell reported a car tak-
en aml returned.
Rill Williams reported a boat
found.
Mink were reported taken from
the mink farm.
Mrs. Leonard Hedgers report-
ed someone killed her dog wtth
a rock.
A trailer house and she(t were
rel),)rted broken into on the Berg-
wald estate
,Joe An(lrews rt'l)orte(l a dog
]:);t.
Mrs. Richard Yunker reported
,,xmwon( b"t)ke into }wr re.d-
(ient!e.
John Kimmell rep:,rte(i a sheep
lost.
I)an Wo(xt reported an elec-
H';c ra,:or missing.
l)r. Richmond reported a va-
t'lltln"l (:h,aner taken.
W. G. Gang reported a wind-
shi(qd broken (:at.
Twanoh (;range reported con-
cr(q, bh)ck missing.
Mrs. Jerry Allyn reported two
(:alve. came to h(,r place.
lich'n'd Drewry reported a ca-
bin broken into and a roll-away
bed, mattress anti three I)illows
taken.
SIJI'ERI()R COURT
New Cases
[);_In Fh)rek and Barbara Peden,
marriage waiver.
Kathryn Bollinger, widow of
Ted He, linger, against Depart-
men( of Lahor and Industries and.
Mason County Road Department,
a lq)eal.
Arthur Baskin against Anacor-
tes V(,nrer In(,., f:)reclosure of
lein.
Mary Ann Abboff
Succumbs A÷ 94
• Mary Ann Abbott of Rt. 1,
Box 167, died Friday in Fir Lane
Terrace at the age of 94. She
was born August 24, 1874, in
Wise(rosin and lived in this area
for the past 25 years. During
the time she served as an ordain-
e(l minister for the Assembly
of God Church.
She is survived by one son,
Calvin Abbott, Ilonolulu; three
daughters, Mrs. Angus Ellison,
Shclton, Mrs. Richard Cad(ly,
Fresno, Calif., Mrs. Gertrude
Williams, (;uaditla.jara. Mexico;
and 13 grandchihlren.
Funeral services were heM
Tuesday in the Batstone Funeral
Itome at 11 a.m. with Pastor
Marvin Moe officiating. Burial
folh.wed in the Siwlton Memorial
Park. Donations may be given to
the Kamih:he Community Church
Building fund in lieu of flowers.
Weather
ttigh Low Precil).
May 22 85 50
May 22 88 52 0
May 24 89 49 .03
May 25 69 46 0
May 26 70 43 .03
May 27 65 49 .12
May 28 62 45 .12
€_--------€€ Readings are for a 2,l-hour per
ted ending at 8 a.m. as reported
"" -'--marn00e Licenses by the ,TT l¢ayonier Inc. weather
station.
• Apl)lying for marriage licenses
this past week in Mason County FIVE-DAY FORECAST
were '.
Temperature Thursday thru
Alfred Fasala, 76, Sequim, and Monday expected to average thre
Evelyn Hight, 73, Port Angeles.
degrees below normal. Normal
John Miller, 22, Shelton, and high is 70 with th low 43 de-
Cathleen Leeson, 20, Tenino.
grees. Rainfall is expected to
Paul De Micro, 19, Straiten, average more than normal main-
and Judy Greene, 18, Shelton. ly occurring Thursday, Friday
J. W. Boone, legal, Shelton, and Monday.
and Velma Andrews, legal, Olym-
l)ia.
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New Arrivals
Our Plymouth is the only car in its
class with U nibody construction.
Rather than just a body
olted to a frame.
• Mr. and Mrs. Dean Miklethun,
274 Island Lake Drive, Shelton,
a girl, May 22.
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Hill,,,
Star Route 2, Box 192, Shelton,
a girl, May 26.
IT'S A BOY
A boy was born May 16, in
Olyml)ia to Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Plews, of Rt. 3, Shelton.
LOWREY
Organs & Pianos
Rent or Buy on
Easy Terms
Johnny's
Music Box
Open 'tll 8:30 p.m.
205 Cog ed" & Thun%2e.4
Fury III 2-Door Hardtop
John Budd Dies
In Mason General
• John J. Budd died Monday
in the Mason General Hos-
pital at the age of 85. For-
merly Mr. Budd was a letter car-
rier for the Aberdeen Post Office
until his retirement in 1947. At
that time he moved to Wendell,
Idaho, where he managed the
liquor store, trailer court and
tourist cabins. He was a resident
of Shelton for the past two
months.
Mr. Budd was a member of
the Episcopal Church and a for-
mer member of the Woodman
of the World. He was born on
Dec. 1, 1883, in Wisconsin.
He is survived by two sons,
James M, (Bill) Budd, of Turn-
water, Charles Budd, of Hoquiam,
two daughters, Mrs. Lloyd (Jetta)
Pharris, of Shelton, Mrs. Robert
tOlive) Rooker, of Aberdeen; ten
grandchildren and 16 great-grand-
children.
Funeral services will be held
Monday at 2 p.m. in the Wiley
Funeral Home of Jerome, Idaho.
Burial will follow in the Jerome
Cemetery. Local arrangements
are under the directions of Bat-
stone Funeral Home.
Brinnon Redden÷
advantage: the unbeatable deal we have for you.
KIMBEL MOTORS, INC.
707 S. Firs00 SL, SheDon, Wash.
0 Dies In SheDon
• Jack H. Nelson, of Rt. 2,
Brinnon, died in the Mason Gen-
eral Hospital last Sunday at 49
years 'of age. He was born July
26, 1919, in Seattle.
He is survived by his mother,
Mrs. Francis Nelson, Brinnon;
three brothers, Donald Brown,
Edmonds, Robert F. Nelson,
Brinnon, George H. Brown, Brin-
non.
Rev. Robert Daniels officiated
at services in the Brinnon Com-
munity Claurch on Wednesday at
i p.m. Burial followed in the
Brinnon Cemetery.
Rotary Club
• The Rotary Club will hear a
demonstration debate by Sid Her-
rick and Elliott Carlson at its
meeting today. These two youth
represented Shelton High School
at the state meet recently.
DL'S CORNER
The Memorial Day weekend is
finally here and according to
some reports, many peol)le are
considering going elsewhere for
relaxation ....
Before you go, though, be sure
t,) take in all of the many bar-
USlN SS
ICE IIE L Menue f°r She|ton
1 Elemengary
E Bohoole and
/ Bhelton Senior
the shelves again. Better rush Hlglh Sohil
right on in, as they sold out last
time . . .
Want a sl)ecial gift for gradua-
tion, and some specials too? Then
stop in today at NEH?S PHAR-
MACY where owner Nell Evan-
tier has 'era all over the store.
gains in store for you in Shelton You'll find a complete stock of
this week, at stores such as .... iust about everything there for
B AND R SALES where they
are offering summertime savings
on color TV. Don't miss out, as
these models won't last long at
these prices...
Clint tIarrington, manager of
PENNEY'S, is holding one of tit(,
famous e.o.m, sales, and he has
really slashed prices so be sure
anti put PENNEY'S on your
shol)ping list . . .
Because of Forest Festival,
Bob Wotton, owner of BOWs
SIIOE TREE, is extending the
special price on "the fashion
pump of today", one more
week. Better hurry though, as
your size might be walking out
the door right now . . .
Ken Chapman, owner of EVER-
GREEN DRUG (;ENTER, has
some cosmetic specials this week,
that we know you'll need right
away. And with the price on
them you better hurry right on
in and get them . . .
Ted Strozyk, manager of
MIIALER'S SHOE I)EPT., has
some stylish Italian sandals on
your graduation or holiday needs.
Guy Beckwith, owner of
BECKWITH'S JEWELRY, says
to give your graduate a gift with
meaning . . . a wate.h. Whether it
be a watch, ring or other fine
gift, let Guy fill your needs . . .
Need more than just a table for
your dining room? Then stop in
at EEI,LS AND VALLEY AP-
PLIANCE CENTER where owner
George Valley, has some terrific
buys on dinette sets. Since these
aren't ordinary chrome sets and
the price isn't ordinary either,
you ,just better see 'era for your-
self, today . . .
That's ........ 30- ...... for this week,
but remember to drive carefully.
The life you save may be your
own ! --DL
NYE BUILDING
SUPPLY
Complete Building Supplies
Phone 426.8224
Natural Birch Paneling
$3.25 sheet
Aluminum Windows
Cole Road
WEEK OF JUNE 2-6
M ondaySpaghetti with meat,
warm buttered bread, mixed
vegetables, coconut cake, milk.
Tuesday ...... Chili con Came,
peanut butter aaxldwich, let-
tuce with 1000 Island dressing,
apple wedge, cinnamon roD,
milk.
Wednesday .... Brown beef in
gravy, whipped potatoes,
whole kernel corn, sandwich,
peaches, milk.
Thursday ........ Cheeseburger on
buttered bun, green beans,
fruit salad, cookie, milk.
Friday .... Golden brown fish
sticks, tartar sauc, parsley
potatoes, carrot pennies, sand-
wich, June birthday cake,
milk.
Supplement your ehlM'o
diet with Pienamins from
Prepp's Rexd
Open lh00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M.
Every Dayl
DY CANYON
• HAMBURGERS, HOT DOGS, ICE CREAM
Try Our Delectable Fried Prawnsl
INSIDE DINING!
8 miles North of Shelton on Hiway 101
Next to Salmon Hatohery
END-OF-MONTH
Men's w ,k shorts
and women's Jamaicas at
REDUCED PRICES THROUGH SATURDAY!
\\;
Our fine Towncraft
Penn-Prest ® walk shorts
Reg.$,Now 399.
Now, save on shorts that keep a
guy oool and neat with no effort!
Our Penn-Prest walk shorts wash
and tumble dry without a wrinkle,
and fight off wrinkles as you wear
them. Doron® polyester/cotton
poplin and Fortrel polyester/cot-
ton blends. All in a handsome slim
Grad cut. Waist sizes 30-36.
Pick a summer-full in
all styles and fabrics!
Reg. $3. Now Reg. $4. Now
'7
for
$5 2for
Talk about assortment! Wait until
you see what's here- now, when
you need so many changes for all
the sporty activities you're in on.
We have ootton, nylons, Gotten
denim, gabardlnes and blends ga-
lore. Lots of colors and patterns.
Pull-on or zlp.placket styles. Come
see them all for youreelf. In misses
and junior sizes.
LIMITED
QUANTITIES
Dresses Reduced
JRS., MISSES & HALF SIZES
ORIG. $5 NOW -- 3 8
ORIG. $6 & $7 .................................. NOW 4.88
ORIG. $8.00 .................................. NOW 5.88
Girls Orlon Sweaters
Long Sleeve Turtle Neck Orig.'3.80
Sizes 10/12 & 14/16
2.44
Womens Sweat Shirts
Long Sleeve 44 ¢
Size Small
Girls Dresses
Sizes 7-14, 3.88
Reduced
Sizes a.00x 2.88
Womens Vinyl Jackets
Black & Brown
• 1 Imllt
Sizes 8 & 10 Orig. 10.88 Now IsOO
Womens Corduroy Jackets
Pile Lined
II Im&t
Size 8 only Orig. 10.88 Now l,Oil
Rayon and Nylon Blankets
Full 72x90
Green, Pink, Gold q*]
Boys Sport Shirts
Knits & Wovens
Orig. 1.88 to 1.00 Now €
$4" Bonded Crepe
Orig. 1.88 Now €
Sewlng Notlons Reduced
Orig. 10c to 27c Now I
3 BIG
BARGAIN TABLES
Odds & Ends Many one or two of kind---
Huge prioe reductions. Items from all over
the store.
STORE HOURS
I
SHOP DAILY TO
IT
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