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40 and 8 G t Offic Nomi alia
e s er n ns
A 135 may turn up with a re-tread .qairc Intendant, Mary Anste5 a program honoring living char-
Licenses rrllv as its top officer for 1967-68 if for Guarde hi Porte, Norm Qlstle ter meml,rs of Voiture 135 at
tim recommendation of a nora- for Impiste, Gale Albrecht for the August promenade.
inating corrmlittee is followed. Conmfissaire Voyageur, Harry
the docket in
Court be-
Correa during
Were:
Patrol
St. Rt. 1,
driv-
Sollars,
speeding, $34
1940 Yale
$12
2641 N.
;Peeding, $17
18020
$34
6825
$22
5002
negligent
J.
Olym-
Fran-
376 Shel-
Alfred
31, Corne-
$12 :forfeit.
:'Box 254,
of travel,
Rose, 1003
negligent
forfeit; Jane Cuzick, St. Rt. 2,
Box 130, expired operator's li-
cense, $15 forfeit; Lena Camp-
bell, St. Rt. 1, Box 68, Shelton,
no arteriel stop, $7.5(} fine, $2.50
costs.
Bruce. Myers, 1959 Union, Olym-
pia, speeding, driving while li-
cense suspended, $122 fine, $2.50
costs; Ethel I)ompier, Rt. 2, Box
3A, Shelton, negligent driving,
failure to keep right of center
line, $24 fine, $2.50 costs; Harold
Rogers, 306 W. First, Seattle,
drunkenness, $10 forfeit; Robert
J. Allen, 1321 SE 41st, Olympia,
speeding, $29 forfeit;. Danile Brig-
ham, 7936 28th SW, "Seattle, neg-
ligent driving, $29 forfeit; Rollie
Duckham, Shelton,.failure to op-
erate motor vehicle in reason-
able and prudent manner, $20
forfeit.
Appearing Monday night were
Pichard Challendar, Shelton, no
arteriel stop, $12 forfeit; Vern
Harder, 1349 Railroad, Shelton,
speeding, $12 forfeit; George
Hawley, 712 26th Ave., Seattle,
driving while intoxicated, $11250
fine and costs; Arthur Holliman,
Rt. 3, Box 552; Shelton, expired
operator's license, d e f e c t i v e
equipment, $15 forfeit.
SHELTON POLICE
Art Mell reported two tires
taken from vehicles in his used
car lot.
J. Andrew Prichard reported
a car damaged in the Evergreen
Square Parking lot.
Ralph Kunkle reported his son
lost a newspaper collection book.
Fred Dahman brought a tele-
phone receiver he found to the
police station.
Laura Burbank reported she
f.')und a boy's bicycle.
A car driven by Stephen
O'Neill had struck a parked ve-
Olympia,
Aus-
Olym-
with no 1i-
$58
3110 Crys-
failure
$12 forfeit;
Fremont
ng, $12 for-
Box 193,
stop at
He told officers he swerved to
miss a cat on Euclid Ave. when
the accident happened.
Cars driven by John Leel Jr.,
Portland, and Ms. Martha Wit-
stars, Shelton, collided at High-
way 101 and Third St. Mrs. Wit-
stars and Mrs. Adeline BoRon,
a passenger in the Leel vehicle,
received injuries•
B. L. Rose reported someone
drove over his lawn.
Peter Zopolis reported some-
:; St,eer Hu- ,one. drove on his lawn.
53, Sealeck,' "Thola Tinker'repot'ted Ve[nda-
eiti' ']ugene lisa to a vehicle parked at the
herren, negli- Ed Johnson auto repair shop on
center line, Cots St.
Box 213,
$17 forfeit;
Oak St.,
$24 forfeit;
3, Box 242,
$12 fine, $10
,tlee hicle belonging to John Martin.
me; Charles
,'t; fi,ler, Tacoma
;!kl;l :el Sergeant:
('tfeit; l helton, speed-
,, Se^, rjarnin Myers,
j', ll;en l, n, sPeeding,
]Ri" rh-F e_ °n person,
z--. h" • chard, drunk
[t: 'Z, el :; Steyer Hu-
' e 3 Sea6eek,
: h, ]r iti' )ugene
lg vl nerton, negli.
h, atio center line,
" n on vehicle,
'qt, t license plate,
[()LIOE COURT
lie°e h he docket in,
I I. urt before
;123 Jefferson,
driving, $56
!lto "n,. n, Rt. 9
Cl egligent driv-'
ai5 .tor s .license
n POssession
: liquor, $111
t. , .,ay Hanson,
01e elton, expired
gIl, Terry Gillette,
driving, $56
SHERIFF'8 OFFICE
John Swanson Jr. reported
fishing equipment missing from
a boat at Bayshore.
Ron Healy reported a wallet
missing.
John Wimpress reported a boat
missing at Lake Nahwatzel. It
was recovered later.
Dan Anderson reported a dog
hit by a car.
Ken Waller reported tools taken
from his car.
A boy's bicycle was found
abandoned on Brockdale Road.
till Beesch reported paint on
the Union Oil Co. property at
Bayshnre.
Rolls Pierce reported a shot
gun, beer and wine taken fz'om
a cabin at Mason Lake.
Roy Beaman reported two
shrimp pets taken.
Willard Bennett reported a
break-in at a cabin on the North
Shore road.
Bill Hall reported vandalism
to Crazy Eric's drive-in at Bel-
fa'ir.
SUPERIOIt COURT
Default Divorces
A default divorce decree was
granted in Mason County Su-
perior court Friday to Erwin
Baker from Nadine Baker•
New Cases
Downer ConstructionCo.
against Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wil-
liams, foreclosure.
COUNTY BUILDING PERMITS
Building permits approved by
the M:ason County Commission
at its May 29 meeting were to
Albert Mills, frame cabin, $800;
Theodore Ross, wood cabin,
$1,500; Alfred Greenwalt, frame
cabin, $150; G. J. Bush, summer
residence, $4,000; William. D.
Cook, frame cabin, $6,000; Rose
Brewer, wood summer dwelling,
$1,900; Charles Adams, frame
cabin, $4,000; Richard Roeper,
storage shed, $150; Irving Lewis,
wood sunmer home, $3,000; S.
E. Radnich, frame summer cot-
tage, $3,000; Robert Van Horn,
frame residence, $5,000; Herbert
Hartung, wood cabin, $2,000.
Permits approved at the June
5 meeting were to Joseph Selm,
wood cabin, $1,000; Marvin Coon-
ey, boat house, $1,500; Norman
Sarmons, wood cabin, $i,000;
Joseph Nebenfuhr, wood cabin,
$1,500; R, ichard Duggins, wood
residence, $1,000; Milton Guhr,
frame cabin, $1,200; R. H• Ren-
wick, wood cabin, $2,000; John
R. Costello, frame cabin, $1,850;
Chet Goodfellow, garage, $1,500:
Eugene Brown, skid house, $6,
000; J. N. Walgren, bulkhead,
$7,425; Carl W, Bailey Jr., wood
residence and shop, $5,500; Mar-
garet Berliner, wood residence,
$10,000; Douglas Justice, frame
s'torage shed, $200; Keith Ander-
son, remodel residence, $1,000;
R'ichard Schouboe, frame cabin,
$1,000; Theodore Gilbertson, wx.,d
cbjn¢ $725; Seab Combs, frame
garage, $400; Delbert Nelson,
workshop and carport, $800;
Frank 1Yorasun, frame cabin,
$3,000; Donald Miay, wood cabin,
$30O.
LOWREY
Organs l Pianos
Rent or Buy on
Easy Terms
Johnny's
Music Box
205 Cola 426-4302
L
, Mustang,
aSttenca00; Original
Car, is still
lowest priced
bucket seat00,
00tlll the No.l seller
* no-extra-cost extras like 3.speed stick
shift, deep-pile carpeting, padded instru-
ment panel, luxurious all.vinyl interior,
scads morel
'lltb'e:°'YM,ntult:::U;er'e suggested retail .rice for Mustang Hat.to.. Destination charges, state and local taxes !.)
Illt ed, ODtions such as whitewalls, extra cost. See your local Ford Dealer for his selling price, "
00.ur Ford Dealer
Eager Beaver
00'JIM PAULEY, INC. Shelton, Wash.
I it I
Al)plying for marriage licenses
in the Mason county auditor's
office this past week were:
Robert Woodard, 25, Yakima,
and Jeri Nunamaker, 22, Shell,re.
Fred George, 21, Shellon, and
Melissa Leister, 17, Potlatch.
Ervin Baker, 41, Shellon, and
Suzanne Amick, 28, Shelton.
Melvin Dunn, 18, Shclton, and
Mildred Selvidge, 18, Shelton.
Shelton General Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Robins,
RouW 2 Box 915, a girl, June 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry DeP)chc,
105 Roosevell street, a girl, June
4.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Smith,
Route 1 Box 280A, a girl, June 4.
Mr. and Ma's. Pheron Lee Per-
kins, Route 1 Box 558, a girl,
June 4.
The conmittee recommended,
at last Thursday's June promen-
ade in the 40 & 8 Club, that Jay
Umphenour be returned to the
office of Chef de Gate which he
held three years ago. The vote
will take place at the July 6
p)menade, at which the voiture's
championshi I) bowling team will
be honor geusts.
Other recommendations by tile
nominating committee included
Jim Durand for Chef de Train,
Ernie Campbell fin" Correspond-
Pizorski for Aumonier, Dr. B. N.
Collier fl)r Medicin, Glenn Cor-
rea for Avocat, Ed Richards for
Guarde des Prisonniers, A1 Ein-
arsson for I'apeau, Pizorski and
Bill Dickie for one-year Cheminot
tern's, and M,el I:X)bson for a
B-year Cheminot: term. From the
floor Jce Rank was added as
a nominee for the latter office.
Nonfinations will also be open
before the balloting July 6.
Chef de Gare Del Weston
named Herb Angle and Harold
FFRY RECEIPTS
,Receipts from the ltarstine Is-
land Ferry for the week ending
May 27 were $289 and for the
week ending June 3, $264.75, the
Mason County Engineer's office
reported.
CITY BUILI)ING PERMITS
Building permits approved by
tile city of Shelton during the
past week were to Arne Johnsen,
residence, $17,000.
ANNIVERSARY
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TOPPER TOYS'
SECRET SAM
CANE SHOOTER
It looks like an ordinary cane, but look!
It shoots caps!
Regularly $1.99
58 c
Plain or Plain
Ruled
Writing Tablets ,oxO,Reg. 49c100
215 2/58
Salt
:r Taffy
Asst. Colors, Flavors!
1½lb.
Bag
Decorator
Men's Assorted
TIES
Rugs Four-,n-Hand & Redi-Tied
.:..:.' Stripes, Patterns, Solids!
24" x 36" 5 8
• . Asst. Colors, Styles Reg"
',.j,
Double Tipped
Cotton
AppliCators
180 Per Box $1.19
Completely Sterilized !
Value
Popular Colors
Men's S0x
75% Hi-Bulk Orlon
Acrylic, 24% Stretch
Nylon. Asst. Styles
Terry
Solid Colors,
Stripes,
Novelties!
$1 if perfect
Combs
Package of 5 8
12 Asst.
Reg. $1.80
Kids Love
PLAY-DOH
Modeling Compound
Four 7-Oz. Cans
Fire King
Glass Bakewear
1 qt. Casserole &
Cover; 32 Oz.
Measure; Loaf Pan;
Pie Pan; Cake Pon
Reg. to
;1.19
Bottle
Keeps It ,is8
Hot or Cold!
Reg.
$2.39 ':
"Ha
Hair Spray
New Formula, Regular &
Hard-To-Hold
13 Oz.
Reg. 77c ),
Black
or Brown
Bobby Pins
Rubber Tipped, 120 per Card
Reg. 31 5
€. HURRY!
HURRY!
Quantities
Limited
To Stock
On Hand!
Evergreen Square
Shelfon
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