June 24, 1971 Shelton Mason County Journal | ![]() |
©
Shelton Mason County Journal. All rights reserved. Upgrade to access Premium Tools
PAGE 11 (11 of 24 available) PREVIOUS NEXT Jumbo Image Save To Scrapbook Set Notifiers PDF JPG
June 24, 1971 |
|
Website © 2025. All content copyrighted. Copyright Information Terms Of Use | Privacy Policy | Request Content Removal | About / FAQ | Get Acrobat Reader ![]() |
Marriage .................. Attend Meet
Licenses ........
June 17 64 42 - Plan Is Told Postmasters Faith L. Evans.
Lilliwaup, Wanda Nilson, Union,
June 18 68 53 .11 This summer a child living in a and Betty Goodpaster, Hoodsport
:+:-'.Applying for marriage licenses June 19 64 56 .18 non-contracting town or city in were some of two hundred
";+,':in the Mason County auditor'sJune 20 69 56 - the Timberland Regional Library postmasters and guests who
;"~'::" office this week were: June 21 69 51 .01 district may purchase a attended the 36th annual
" ""°" James Borst 21, Shelton, and June 22 87 57 - non-resident library card for 50c. convention of the Washington
~ June 23 74 51 .13
Patricia Mill, 22, Shelton. These temporary cards will beChapter, National Association of
)UNTy Gary Morrison, 22, Shelton. The extendedoutlook for issued so that children may join Postmasters, in Spokane last
'.OURT Webee, 3610 61st, Seattle, public Apts., Shelton, negligent 'driving, case a beer taken, and Sharon York, 17, Montesanol Friday, Saturday and Sunday is the 1971 Summer Reading Club week.
intoxication, $25 forfeit; Emery $1 I0 forfeit; Randall Stanley, Byron Thompson reported he H. Vincent Beaver, 18. for partial cloudiness with awithout paying the annual $7.50 They participated in the
!n the docket in B re w ster, Ally n, no valid 1233 Franklin St., Shelton, minor left his car after a tire went flat Shelton. and Carleen Gross, 18. chance of showers. Highs will be fee. Tile decision was made by seminars and panel discussions
:y Justice Court in the 70's and lows in the 40's Timberland Regional Library which were an important part of
n~ Correa during operator slicense, no valid in possession of and consuming and when he returned the car had Sheltonl
n: Washingtonvehicle license, $30 liquor, $50 forfeit; Lawrencebeen vandalized. Steven Richard, 24, Seattle, and lowerS0's, trustees, the convention program. The
forfeit; Dan Knight, St. Rt. 1,Anderson, 1619 Laurel St., Charleskenning reported a and Susan Johnson, 21,Lilliwaup. ----------------.----.------ The 50c cards may be paramount topic was concerned
State Patrol Box 383, Union, speeding, $15Shelton, furnishing liquor tosign down. Jonathan Adams, 24, Union. purchased at any library in awith the sweeping changes which
iad e, 11524 forfeit; Seth Sampson, 2226 S. minors, S100forfeit. Mrs. Terry Hubblereporteda and Bonita Roosa, 25, Hoodsport.New Arrivals contracting city in the are occurring within the postal
o w, Tacoma, 126th, Seattle, failure to keep COUNTY BUILDING PERMITS large dog came to her place. R o d n e y N e 1 so n. 4 4, ~~_--___~ Timberland district, or on the service, preparing for the change
Mrs. Robert Barnett reported Bremerton, and Fern Rodeen, 46, Mason General Hospital bookmobiles. They will have over to the new organization July
~Orfeit; Mark fight of center line, $15 forfeit; Building permits approved by a cabin damaged. Silverdale.
,ox 68, 8helton, James Vickers, Allyn, drivingthe Mason County Planner's Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Arndt. "'Summer Reading Club 1971" 1.
Iorfeit; Frank while intoxicated, no valid Taylor Towne Care reported Ab:~i!: aTnd RJ:b~n~st/2nd,682412 Walker Park Road. a girl. stamped or written across the top, They learned that service on a
Office during the past week were S300taken. and will be valid only until business-like basis will be the
' ' June 19.
.St.. Bremerton, operator's license on person, $125 to Willard Bennett, enclose porch Mrs. Kenneth Auseth reported Mr. and Mrs. Grady k. Banks. August 14, the last day to sign up credo of the new U. S. Postal
ur~eit; Robertfine, five days in jail, suspended, and extend living room, $5,000; a four-month old puppy taken.Gregory Ange. 25, Shelton, Service, and returned home better
'x 575, Belfair license suspended 30 days. Bobby Finney II, residence, Raymond Moore reported and Helen McDonald, 281 2020 Washington St., a girl, June for Summer Reading Club.
23. In Mason County. children prepared to meet the challenges
~Orfeit; Alice Game Department $7,800; Raymond Freeman Jr., vandalism. Shelton. living in the non-contracting city the future will present in
; Crest PI., Kent, Carole Oglesby, 12429 14thresidence, $8,000; Edith tfarvey,
forfeit; Charles Glen Brown reported a Rick Watson, 1 9, Port A DAUGHTER,
S., Seattle, fishing withouta recreation room, $2,400: Dr. W. break-in. Orchard and Christine Martin, 18, Tracey Gale, was born on of Shelton will be eligible for the improving the mail service.
(94, Traceyton, license, S25 forfeit. Jay Hunter, cabin, $5,000; ClydeJim Matthews reported a Bremerton. , June 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Gale 50c cards.
Rettkowski of Wilbur. For further information
tOrfeit; James Knight, residence, $20,000; female Siberian Husky dog Grandparents are Lt. Col. (Ret.) contact the nearest Timberland
419 121tth E., Fisheries Department Dalbert Morris, residence, $5,000; missing.
lg, $15 forfeit;Philip Baling, Rt. 1, Box 121, Jack Mullen, vacation home, and Mrs. J. A. Tobler of Shelton. Regional Library. In Mason Pioneer Board
lt. 2, Box 730A Gene Ward reported a pram SUPERIOR COURT and M r. a n d Mrs. E. C. County the library is the North
Lilliwaup, illegal possession of $17,000; Robert O'Brien, taken. NewCases Rettkowski of Wilbur. Mason Public l.ibrary in Belfair. A special meeting of the
g, $15 forfeit', crab, $50 forfeit; Francis Kenney, residence, $4,500; ShorehillsMrs. B. K. Larson reported a Corrine Johnson against State Great-grandfathers are W. C. Pioneer School Board has been
n, Kt. 1, nox~" ' 4318 55th NE, Seattle, possession Estates Community Club, Cocker Spaniel dog missing. Division of Public Assistance, Tablet and John B. Cormier of scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Monday
,Speeding, $15of more than lawful limit of retaining wall, $2,760; Thomas William Bullamore reportedappeal. Shelton. Her great-great- THE CRUELEST lies arein the school library. Purpose of
rShall, 717 May crabs, $25 forfeit. Ragland, cabin, $2,800; Shelton the top part of a fireplace taken. Teddy Haddock and Norma grandmother is Mary I. tturley of often told in silence, the meeting is to close out the
no motorcycle Sheriff's Office Cemetery Association, storage D. D. Marquardt reported Jo Fillo, marriage waiver. Federal Way. Robert Louis Stevenson building fund.
lo helmet, building, $8,000; Charles Wattsll, several items taken from a house.
Jack Meyer, Hoodsport, recreation cabin, $5,000;
,. no vehicle Jack McConkey reported a
riving, $135physical controlof a motor Laurence Willy, residence, break-in.
vehicle while intoxicated, $190~1
¢, Rt. 3, Box James Oberg reported a boat
Ceding $15 fine, five days in jail, Rahn $7,800.
~, St. 'Rt 1Redman, Beaverton, Ore., SHELTONPOLICE taken.
dcation ~,~-¢' speeding $15 fine. A keg of beer was reported A. D. Lester reporteda
1, Rt. 31 f]o; Municipal Department taken from a delivery truck, break-in. !
W. B. Bevington reported mailMark Petersonreporteda
P u b lic Stanley J. Johnson, 1015 taken from a mail box. break-in.
forfeit; Birch St., Shelton, displaying a A car driven by Joseph A. Mrs. Arne Sundquist reported
Box 743, suspended license, driving while McLeod and a bicycle ridden by a break-in.
ng While license suspended, negligent Gary Johnson reported he
ve days driving, $1 55 fine; William Clyde Rains collided at Five
Stewart, Rt. 3, Box 13, Shelton, Corners. Rains received minor found a shaving kit and some
698, driving while intoxicated, $190
PI.
!tay right
'perator's fine; Curt Cheney, St. Rt. 2, Box
191AA, Shelton, aiming or firing
a firearm in Evergreen Square,
$100 fine, 30 days in jail, 27
suspended; Larry Watters, Rt. 4,
Stone Box 49, Shelton, minor in
ing, $15 possession of and consuming
~3225 intoxicants, $50 forfeit; Larry
Harkins,. Rt. 1 0, Box 345,
ne, $10 Sbelton, minor in possession of
Ft. and consuming liquor, $50 forfeit;
Michael Krise, 222% S. Fourth,
S., Shelton, minor in possession of
right of and consuming liquor, $50
forfeit; Robert Thomas, Rt. 1,
Box 308, Shelton, no operator's
license, $35 forfeit; David
Knecht, 11702 Interlaken Dr.,
655, Tacoma, furnishing liquor to
minors, $50 fine; Susan Olson,
St., 244 1 Rocket Point Rd.,
ng, $15 Bremerton, no arterial stop,
Clayton
Rt. 3,
~, to signal
it; Lloyd
injuries.
Clement Gillette was taken to
Mason General Hospital after
falling on the steps at the Court
House.
Kellie Chappel reported a
billfold lost.
The back door of the liquor
store was found open.
Donald Anderson reported
windows broken from a car.
O. M. Baumgart reported his
son found a pair of baseball shoes.
Vehicles driven by Harriet
Campeau and Janeen Deyette
collided on S. First St.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Mrs. Paul Cook reported
gasoline and several small items
taken from vehicles.
Thomas Turner reported "a
boat adrift in Hood Canal.
Windows were reported
broken and a drinking fountain
damaged at Hood Canal Junior
High.
Ruth Smith reported about
$200 taken from her home.
Mrs. Lindberg reported a
cabin broken into and about a
travelers checks.
Andy Dennis reported a
break-in.
Dave Matheny reported tires
taken.
CITY BUILDING PERMITS
Building permits approved by
the city of Shelton during the
past week were to Ira Morse,
enclosed porch, $720; James K.
Anderson, fence, $450.
A building permit was
approved by the city of Shelton
to Jim Pauley, for converting a
used car lot shed into a record
store.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
June 12, 10 a.m., Nellie
Nelson residence, 105 N. 5th,
~ papers in a stove flared up.
June 12, 8:40 p.m. cardboard
and a door in the alley behind
Western Auto caught fire. $25
damage.
June 9, 3:30 p.m., Amy
Nelson residence, 301 Harvard,
fire in sofa, floor and wall, $500
damage.
minor consuming liquor, $65 fine;
Debra Feulner, 2757 Rocky Point
1542 S. Dr., minor consuming liquor, $50
)eeding,fine; Randall Stanley, 1233
Rt. Franklin St., Shelton, speeding,
Stop at no motorcycle endox~cement, $55
eXander forfeit; Pat Nolan, Edgewood
Goo
Power Cushion Polyglas" Blackwall
'8.98 to ,14.84 on the same
on many '71 cars.
ABOVE BANK CREDIT CARDS HONORED AT GOODYEAR
THE ONLY MAKER OF POLYGLAS~ TIRES s~ev,ce STORES AND MOST GOODYEAR DEALERS
Because of an expected heaW demend for Goodyear tires, we may run out of some SIZES during this offer, but we will
at the advertised price ano issue you e rain check for future delivery of the merchandise.
* TUNE-UP
• * ALIGNING
• TRUCK TIRE
5th and East Main 19th and Pacific Ave. Front and Grove 628 Burwell
Puyallup Tacoma Shelton Bremerton
Ketchlkan, Alaska
Serving Northwest Motorists JOr J years
_ -- ,~,.,~,~.,~,,,~.,~.
SERVICE
That's right! Jim is "ROLLING OUT THE BARREL" to anyone
purchasing a Used Car from now thru June 26th!
New Cars have been selling at a rate you can't believe .........
and the used cars + trucks are jamming things up!
WOULD YOU
MORE !
SO... PRICES ARE CUT.:
Here are some examples...
'69 PLYMOUTH FURY
CUTI CUTII
'66 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. SEDAN
WAS $2,095.00
Was $995.00
NOW
NOW
'66 BUICK ELECTRA '64 CHEV HARDTOP
2-DOOR
WAS $| ,395.00
NOW NOW
These were Simpson units and a lot of hard workin' miles in em.
BUY AS IS & SAVE SOME MONEY!
NOW
NOW
'67 JEEP 4-Wl DRIVE
WAS $2,095
If you've been thinking about
a used car or truck now is the
time to buy and save rite with
a free 50-gallon drum of gas.
Our Service Dept. is open every Sat.!
Bill Johnson Bus Einarsson
George HasBrouck Bob Wolden
Mt. View at Kneeland Center
Thursday, June 24, 1971 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 11