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County-City Record Weather New Marriage
BUILDING PERMITS set of keys found at the dock
Permits approved by at Allyn.
Cotmty Planner's of- Ramen Walker rcl)orted two
• e past week were rods and reels missing.
home, R.W. Henningson reported van-
Moore, retaining dalism to machinery.
Clark, sum- SHELTON POLICE
,000; Laurie Luo-
k cabin, $3,000; Bea- Gregory St,.enson reported a
, ames office, $5,200; stereo tape player taken.
Vehicles driven by Loren Shirk
cabin, $3,203; and Shirley Giles collided at
recreation cabin, llighway 101 and Cascade.
Michael Lee reported a window
cabin, $2,000; broken in the armory.
vacation ca- A vehicle driven by Albert
C3aurchill, va- MiklethunJr .turne d over off
h'a Rinker, Pioneer Way.
$6,000; Eve- A.O. Charl;on reported a lic-
recreation cabin, ense plate taken.
summer ca- A vehicle driven by Raymond
Tweed, move Goodrich collided with a Northern
$2,500; Pacific train at Front St. and
:ation cottage, Railroad Ave.
SUmmer Mrs. Everett Nichols reported
Upton, re- a bicycle taken,
Robert Mrs. Hedges reported tires on
$2,090; Harry a car slashed.
$500. Art Pleines reported a bicycle
taken.
A vehicle owned by David
the docket in Schaffer was hit by another re-
Court be- hicle while the Schaffer vehicle
Correa during was parked along the street.
Were:
CITY BUILDING PERMITS
Patrol Building permits approved by
212 Laurel St., the city of Shelton during the
driving, $59 past week were to Gladys Shanks,
St. Rt. boat shed, $960; LeRoy Bowman,
failure to carport, $576; Raymond Smith,
fine; Hat- fence, $190.
Box 458, SUPERIOR COURT
vehicle license, New Cases
on person, City of Shclton against William
Budde, appeal of police court con-
111 Country viction.
, no over-
Larry W. Haddock and Gloria
Edward Jean Howe, marriage license
636, Belfair, waiwr.
license, $18 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Velkov
P. O. Box against Rudolph Szalas, personal
ell- • •
injury.
license, State Tax Commission against
ares, St. Rt. Marie Korski, doing business as
speeding, $18 Jack's Cafe, unpaid taxes.
Charles Petzold against Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Archer, caller-
St. Rt. tion on note.
illegal park-
Coral Sea,
closed war.
Carl
Sea,
war-
Donaldson,
operator's
Roush
Ug reported a ca-
reported
a house
rela°rted a purse
reported a house
reported a boat
rePOrted damage
re-
two pro.
vancla.
a burg.
rePOrted she
reported
and
and fit.
to mail
reported a
Pauley Dodge
1.967 CHEVELLE
4-Door.
Cleaa .... $1395
1964 DART
4-Door. Low
Mileage .... $895
1964 FORD
CUSTOM
2-Dr. Hdt.
Clean ........ $895
1963 MaNiA .. $495
1961 DODGE
LANCER
4-Door .... $395
1966 OPEL Station
Low
e . $1095
1955
CHEV 2-Door
Hardtop. Stick
shift ........ $295
See 'em at
Front ,& Railroad
4264183
Arrivals
Licenses
Applying for marriage licenses
in Mason County this past week
were :
Larry W. Haddock, 17, Shelton,
and Gloria J. Howe, 15, Shelton.
R,:hert R. Smith, 32, Cosmopo-
lis, and Josephine Denees, 37,
Cosmopolis.
Gene Purvis, 19, Shelton, and
Latrine Swisher, 17, Shelton.
Edward Michalat, 23, Elma,
and Sheila Holtorf, 18, Shelton.
David Raymond, 21, Bremer-
ton, and Raelyn Palon, 17, Brem-
erton.
Dale A. ttall, 27, Shelton, and
Bonnie Wagner, 26, Shelton.
ttigh Low Precip.
May 29 58 50 .75
May 30 61 49 ,61
May 31 64 44 .01
June 1 74 48 0
June 2 82 45 0
June 3 82 54 0
June 4 88 54 0
Readings are for a 24-hour per-
tad ending at 8 a.m. as reported
t)y the ITT Rayonier Inc. weather
station.
FIVE-DAY FORECAST
Temperature Thursday thru
Monday will average four degrees
Mx)ve normal Olympia normal 71
an(I 75. R.ainfall is expec'ed to
average less than normal with
chance of a few showers about
Sunday.
NEW ARRIVAL
• Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Jones,
Rt. 3, Box 286, a bvy, May 29.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Bun-
nell, St. Rt. 1, Box 188 X, a boy,
May 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor D. Camp-
bell, P. O. Box 642, a boy,
May 31.
Mr. and Mrs. Stew:nson L.
Boad, Rt. 1, Box 41 C, a boy,
June 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Chap-
man, Rt. 2, Box 566, a girl, June
2.
Retired Man
Dies In Shelfon
• Oscar F. (Bill) Rogers, Rt. 3,
died in his home Monday at the
age of 63. He lived in Mason
County for the past 8 months.
Prior to retirement he worked
for the Evans Plywood Co. in
Aberdeen for 42 years.
He was born May 2, 1906 in
Harlan County, Kentucky, and
was a member of the Masonic
Lodge in Aberdeen.
Srvices were held yesterday
in the Aberden Elerding Mor-
tuary at 1 p.m. under the direc-
tion of the Masonic I.xdge. Cre-
marion followed.
He is sm-viveLd by his wife,
Rose N., of Shelton; two sons,
Charles E. Rogrrs, of Bellevue,
W. H.. (t3ob) Rogers, of Shelton;
four grandchildren and two sis-
ters.
Father's Day
Sunday, June 15
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Resident Dies
• Lawrence L. Putvin, Rt. 3,
Box 305 A, died Sunday in the
Mason General Hospital
at the age of 58. He was born
March 4, 1911 in Cx)opville,
Wash. Prior to his retirement
he worked for the Puget Sound
Naval Ship Yards in Bremerton.
Mr. Putvin has lived in this
area for he past 30 years and
was a member of the Mt. Olive
Lutheran Church.
He is survived by his wife,
Mildred, at home; four sons,
Lawrence, D on a 1 d, Raymond
and Richard, all of Shelton;
three daughters, Mrs. Audrey
ttansen, of Puyallup, Mrs. Ar-
leen Kellerman, Olympia, Mrs.
Rosanne Reynolds, of ShaRon;
and 18 grandchildren.,, : :,.
Graveside services were held
in Shclton Memorial Park Wed-
nesday a" 11 a.m. P, astor Ed-
lnond Zschoehe officiated. TX)-
nations 'are to be made to dia-
betis research.
Charles Sytsma
Succumbs At 86
• Charles E. Sytsma, Arcadia
Road, died Saturday in a Ta-
coma hospital at the age of 86.
He was born Nov. 25, 1882 in
DesMoines, Iowa. A reCtired
carpenter, Mr. Sytsma, resided
in Mason CounW for the past
46 years.
He is survived by his wife,
Adeline, of Siaelton; one on,
Elmer, of Shelton; one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Margaret Niemi, of
Olympia, and three grandchild-
ran.
At the request of the family
no services will be held.
On Carrier
• Boilerman Second Class Gary
A. Bearden, USN, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert D. Bearden of Hoods-
port is serving aboard the attack
• aircraft carrier USS Constella.
tion off the coast of California.
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