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June 5, 1975     Shelton Mason County Journal
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S. Allison S. Allison, 92, died in Mason General in Spokane March 28, Allison was the son of Allison, one of first physicians. Dr. Served as the first of the state's American 1 Association and ty of Washington's was named for him. was a Whitman •heat farmer who made Spokane after his 1940. He moved to OUnty following his the former Virginia a librarian in Shelton lived at Triton Canal for several Id more recently in , Shelton. with Oriental Lodge of Spokane, Mr. a life membership. retiring in 1965 from the Aloha Lumber Company. He had lived in Olympia since 1970. Mr. Rozman is survived by his wife, Mrs. Hazel Rozman of Olympia; by a son, Jack Rozman of Portland, Oregon; and by five grandchildren. Father Cunningham will officiate at graveside services to be held under the direction of Batstone Funeral Home at 11 a.m. Friday in Shelton Memorial Park. Howard Townsend The Masonic Lodge officiated at services held Monday at 1 p.m. in Batstone Funeral Home for Howard Townsend, 64, who died on May 28 in Mason General Hospital. Mr. Townsend was born in Dyersburg, Tennessee on February I1, 1911. For most of his life he had resided in the Shelton area where he was employed as a crane operator by Was affiliated with a Simpson Timber Company. He Lodge in Latah, was a member of Mt. Moriah He was a member of Lodge No. 11 F and AM. Community Club. He is survived by his wife, Mr. Allison are his of Shelton; a son, Allison of Baltimore, grandson, George B. aad a granddaughter, Baltimore; also a Hyslop of Spokane, her home with the she was a small Mrs. Golden (Babe) Townsend of Shelton; three daughters, Mrs. Beverly Rank of Shelton and Mrs. Bernadine Brooks and Mrs. Virginia Ramey, both of Port Townsend; a brother, Clyde Townsend of Olympia; a sister, Mamie Knight of Shelton; and one great-granddaughter. service will be L0 a.m. Saturday in Home. C. Boyce services were held a Memorial Park at 2:30 Thursday for Harvey who died May 25 in at the age of 66 March 5, 1909 in had lived most of his and was a truck driver in the Mr. Boyce are three Boyce of Graham, and Dennis Dustin )ustin of Idaho; two Sherri Grossmon California, and Knight of Coquille, sisters, Mrs. Margaret and Mrs. of Crescent City, two brothers, Forrest and George (Bud) California. verend Kurt officiated at the Verda J. Wilson Verda J. Wilson, 80, died Saturday in her Shelton home. She was born April 4, 1895 in Fayetteville, Arkansas. For many years Mrs. Wilson was a resident of Whatcom County where she taught in public schools. She came to the Shelton area in 1937 and was employed as a teacher in Skokomish Valley and Kamilche . schools. She was a member of the Retired Teachers Association, the First Baptist Church and the Skokomish Valley Grange. Surviving Mrs. Wilson are her husband, Oswald K. Wilson of Shelton; two sons, Kyron K. Wilson of Shelton and Robert K. Wilson of Roseburg, Oregon; three sisters, Mrs. Vida Shulmer of Bellingham and Mrs. Edna Koons and Mrs. Ura Maxwell, both of San Jose, California; four grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews. Pastor Arlin Halvorsen officiated at a service held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Batstone Funeral Home. I. Rozman ' Rozman, who was ), 1904 in Yugoslavia, in Olympia at the for many years a the Aberdeen area, All the answers Whatever sceptic could inquire for, For every why he had a wherefore. Samuel Butler lirQd,s always has everything we need for * Hot Dogs * Marshmallows * Ice * Groceries * Pop * Snacks Brad's/Aberdeen Walt & Brad's/Lacey A group of faculty members at Shelton High School is preparing plans for reinstituting plans for eligibility requirements for participation in extracurricular activities at the school for the next school year the Shelton School Board told at its meeting Tuesday night. The discussion came up when a member of the audience, Bonnie Trail, asked why eligibility slips, which had been used in the past, were no longer in use. High School Principal Chet Dombroski stated a group of faculty members was meeting to work out a plan to be implemented for the coming school year. He said the previous eligibility slips, which had to be signed by four of the student's teachers, had been discontinued because of objections from the teachers that it put too much pressure on them in some cases. The board voted to award a contract for the demolition of the baseball grandstands at Loop Field to Valdor N. Jackson of Shelton. Jackson's bid, to pay the district $250 for the material in the old grandstand, was the best of four received. A contract to put blacktopping on the shotput area at Highclimber Stadium was awarded to Everson Asphalt Paving, Lacey, for $4,914. The firm's bid was the only one received on the work. Resignations from faculty members Susan Williams, Susan Chestnut, Andrea Gryczik, Carlene Magnuson and Barbara Minor were approved. Also approved was a one-year leave of absence for Bruce Moorehead, band director. A contract for one new teacher, Judy Stark, was signed. Seniority J'y suis et j'y reste. Here I am, here I stay. M arshal M acM ahon Too hte to Qassify Too Late to Classify NEW LOW summer rates, $66 month. Bachelor apartments, all utilities including electricity, furnished units, newly redecorated. 426-3509. Simmons Apartments, 234 South 2nd. 06/5tfn 1952 DE SOTO, V-8, near mint condition, best offer. 426-3767 or 426-8870. D6/5 9-WEEKS-OLD St. Bernard puppies. 426-1764. EB/Stfn SCHOOL TEACHER will babysit, my home, age 6 and above. Call after 5:30 p.m., 426-6334. G6/5-26 YARD SALE, 310 Laurel. Thursday and Friday, 9:30 to 3:00. W6/5 8' CHINOOK cabover camper with jacks, inside needs repairing, $225. 426-6942. K6/5 CARD OF THANKS FOR SALE -- Lumber carrier for We wish to express our pickup truck with_swing-out rear heartfelt gratitude for the bar. 426-1791. SB/b sympathy, kindness and assistance, also the beautiful floral FOR RENT. 2-bedroom suburban offerings given us during the loss of our loved one. duplex with garage and large master bedroom. $190 monthly, deposit and references required. Contact Himlie Realty, Inc., 426-2646. H6/5 ODD JOBS. Have truck, will travel, reasonable rates. For Mrs. Ted Corey and family C6/5 FOR SALE --'67 Nova, $500 or best offer, good shape. 426-5350 mornings. C6/5 estimate call 426-4548. K6/5 GARAGE SALE this coming PUBLIC NOTICE -- Sanitary Monday through Friday. 2332 sewer smoke testing. To Madison Street. Clothes, dishes, determine possible leaks in the washer/dryer, etc. $6/5 sanitary sewer, some selected areas in Shelton will be smoke-tested sometime during the weeks of June 9, June 16, June 23. Smoke is not harmful, will not stain or endanger health. No smoke should enter the premises unless there exists an open drainage connection. Report known open drainage connections to prevent smoke entry. Report presence of smoke in building during testing to the crew working in the area or call the City of Shelton Public Works Department at 426-6133. If your area is scheduled for smoke testing, a notice will be hung on your door the day previous. H. E. Severson, Project Engineer. (This is a City of Shelton project conducted by Consultants Kramer, Chin & Mayo, Inc. K6/5 CAMPER, 9W, 1973. Loaded, S.C., on 3/4-ton GMC. 27,000 miles. $3,500. 218 South 8th. 426-6692. D6/5 1959 INTERNATIONAL 4-wheel-drive flatbed with stock racks, needs work. 426-8506. $6/5 ]970 HONDA 750, includes farring crash bar, sissy bar, etc. $1,100.426-3893. J6/5 TV -- 19" Philco B&W with stand, like new, $50. 877-5252. $6/5 COLUMBIA ]2x60 2-bedroom, ] lh bath, unfurnished or partially. Hidden Haven No. 22, adult park. 426-9441. H6/5 You'll never have a dull time again. Not after you see our wardrobe of Caravelle fashion watches. Shapely, colorful, flattering. And, of course, precise. Because every pretty face and case conceals a precision jeweled lever movement. So come, put some gaiety on your wrist. See all the exciting, new Caravelle fashions now. I © © D.I © B. A. Clearly high fashion. See-through plexlglass framed case. Red dial and strap. $211.$S B. Blue is beautiful. Matchins dial and strap. 17 jewels, $39.9S C. Absolutely e~egant. Bark-textured case, dial and bracelet. 17 lewels. $Sg.gS D. Very sporting. Depth-tested to 666 feet. 17 jewels. $47.S0 E. Easy,on.the-eyes, Black numerals on a glossy white dial. $34,9S Ad~. 5th & Franklin 426-3283 Free Parking Free Gift Wrap Karin and Kristen say: I I FREE DELIVERY Open 8:30-5:30 FREE PARKING Free Parking Free Delivery 4th and Cota 426-4702 Convenie nt Terms Thursday, June 5, 1975 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 5 J~