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PATTI BREWER
"The trees."
MRS. LEROY BOAD
"Prettiest part
of Washington."
By DIANE HUCKS
For whatever reason people
live in Mason County, it's the
scenery that they like most.
This week the Journal asked
16 persons in an on-the-street poll
what they like best about Mason
County. The response most often
given was related to the scenery -
the trees, the green, the water, or
the view.
Other appreciated attributes
of the area were the people and
the size of the communities: not
too large; not too small.
Anita Mulligan, housewife,
Rt. 5, Box 314 - The scenery,
the country. 1 live out in the
country and this is what I like the
most.
Mrs. Leroy Boad, housewife,
Gull
leas are
DENN IS Wl LSON
"A real vacation land."
Seven persons pleaded guilty
to criminal charges when they
appeared in Mason County
Superior Court before Judge
Gerry Alexander Tuesday
morning.
All seven were represented by
Shelton attorney Gerald
Whitcomb.
Perry Hovey, 25, Hoodsport,
pleaded guilty to a charge of
delivery of a controlled substance.
He was charged with delivering 25
dl amphetamine tablets to a drug
agent last December 19.
Deputy Prosecutor Gary
Burleson amended the charges
against Hovey by removing sale
portion in the charge which had
been for sale or delivery of a
Rt. 1, Box 80 - I've always lived
in Mason County, so 1 think it's
the prettiest part of Washington
State. To me Mason County is
like a small little town. It's not
too big, not too small.
Mrs. Pellerin, housewife, 317
S. 2nd : Just about everything -
the scenery, the people, and
everything like that.
Doralyn Okonek, secretary,
iven
sale or delivery of a controlled
substance was dropped by the
prosecutor's office.
A pre-sentence report was also
ordered for Watters.
Glenda Stepper, 18, Shelton,
pleaded guilty to a charge of
selling dl amphetamines
December 21. A second charge of
sale or delivery of a controlled
substance was dismissed by the
prosecutor's office.
A pre-sentence report was also
ordered in her case by Judge
Alexander.
Richard L. Duggins, 18,
Shelton, pleaded guilty to a
charge of grand larceny. He was
accused of taking four tires and
wheels from the Jim Pauley car
Crazy Eric's Drive-In at Belfair
March 16.
A pre-sentence report was also
ordered in his case.
Pleading guilty to an amended
information charging them with
petit larceny were Kenneth
Seividge Jr., 24, and Steven
Boggs, 22, both of Shelton.
They had been charged with
grand larceny and accused of
taking cedar from property
belonging to Otto Tingvall
February 28.
Burleson told the court the
charge was being amended from
grand larceny to petit larceny.
The prosecutor and defense
attorney asked that sentencing in
the case be delayed to later.
ANITA MULLIGAN
"The scenery."
I
230V2 S• 9th - The trees.
Mrs. Bertha Shehyn, Van
Nuys, California - Great for
tourists because the signs are very
clear approaching this particular
area.
Mrs. Maxine Wilson, secretary,
611 Cedar - I just love the green
trees and the hills, the weather,
the rain. Mason County -- I just
love it here.
Ginger Reamer, homemaker,
Rt. 10, Box 210 - We had four
chances to move last year and we
turned them down. We didn't
move because we like the town
and it's close enough to the big
cities. We like the people in
Shelton.
O. W. Smith, retired payroll
coordinator, Railroad - I like the
wonderful view and scenery we
have. I like going up the canal. 1
know you can't beat it. I haven't
lived here too long. It's a quiet
town.
Dennis Kelley, unemployed,
Shorecrest -- It's quiet and it's
rural. Unless you live close to
town, the air is clean.
Hugh Isbell, dry feeder, 611
Birch - One thing - the weather.
It's cooler in the summer than
where 1 came from.
Mrs. McLeod, housewife, Rt.
3, Box 243 - One reason we
GINGER REAMER
"We like the people."
moved here is the green. Shelton
is a pretty good-sized city - not
too big.
Mrs. Robert Johnson,
housewife, Rt. 1, Box 717,
Grapeview - My house, my
home!
Patti Brewer, high school
student, 1520 S. 2nd - I like the
trees• 1 like the size of it, too.
Gladys Martin, retired school
teacher, P.O. BOx 334 -- I've lived
here pretty near 40 years. 1 just
like the neonle here and the life
CLYDE K. NYNE
"Forest Festival a cool scene."
of the community.
Jim Johansen, postal clerk,
919 Pioneer - The people.
They're good people.
Dennis Wilson, insurance
agent, Olympia - The water and
recreation. This is a real vacation
land.
Clyde K. Nyne, unemployed
artist, 999 Hidrent Ave. - 1 like
all the bistros, man. This place is
real hip. And that Forest Festival
is a real cool scene.
Summer School
Shelton High Sc
June 17 -- July 29, 7 a.m. -- 1
For students grades 9-12
who need to repeat required courses
COST: $15 per credit, payable at high school
payment before June 1 3.
SCHEDULE OF COURSES AVAILABLE
7-9 A.M.
Washington State History- 1 credit
U•S. History (either semester) -- 1 credit
Cont. World Problems- 1 credit
Economics-- 1 credit
Civics- 1 credit
9-1 1 A.M.
9th Comp. or Lit. -- 1 credit
lOth Comp. or Lit.-- 1 credit
11th Comp. or Lit.- 1 credit
Senior English -- 1 credit
11 A.M.-1 P.M.
General Math -- 1 credit
controlled substance, lot January 20.
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