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MASON COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT
~earing on the docket in
County District Justice
before Judge Carol Fuller
the past week were:
Justice Court
Bonney, P.O. Box 236,
~ir, speeding, driving in
Ltion of basic instruction
$30 fine; Ronald Allen,
Box 803, Shelton, failure
improper lane usage, $35
Kevin Hawkins, Rt. 2, Box
Shelton, failure to stop,
3er lane usage, $35 fine;
Williams, 18048 10th NE,
driving while intoxicated,
fine.
Rollins, 2120 Ridge
Shelton, no motorcycle
$17.50 fine; Sharon
ns, 2120 Ridge Rd., Shelton,
motorcycle endorsement,
fine; John Clark, 1329
Ave., Shelton, failure
0p, $15 fine; Sharon Delair,
Box 23, Matlock, defective
pment, driving without
permit, $55 forfeit.
ohn Moore, Rt. 2, Box
], Poulsbo, negligent driving,
Marc Caughie, St. Rt.
lax 1286, Montesano, no
arcycle endorsement, $35
Ralph Rothrock, P.O. Box
Matlock, no motorcycle
$35 forfeit; Jerry
Rt. 2, Box 653, Shelton, no
license, no motorcycle
$45 forfeit.
Simpson, St. Rt. l,
415, Belfair, speeding, $34
zit; Marvin Henry, 1219
road, Shelton, defective
$20 forfeit; Robert
P.O. Box 157, Allyn,
without lights, $15 forfeit;
Olen, Rt. l, Box 1296,
qesano, no valid vehicle
~se, $10 forfeit; Dennis
, Rt. lO, Box 484,
no valid vehicle license,
role endorsement, $45
tit.
Guffey, 527 Bellevue,
drunk in public, $25
~it; Louis Blackwell, Rt. 1,
540, Union, speeding, $44
!it; Dean Pellegrino, 11267
Renton, hitchhiking in
area, $10 forfeit;
Gilmore, 84 Prospect St.,
Orchard, no valid vehicle
~se displayed, defective
$30 forfeit.
Rinehart, 122291 N.
Shore Dr., Hayden Island,
speeding, $38 forfeit;
Torgusen, Rt. 4, Box
Port Orchard, fishing for
fish without a license on
$25 forfeit.
DEPARTMENT
C. Day, Rt. 2, Box
878, Shelton, negligent driving,
$150 forfeit; Donald VanderWal,
1109 Northcliff Rd., Shelton,
speeding, $25 forfeit; Eugene
Stidd, 1302 Cota, Shelton, drunk
in public, $25 forfeit; Joseph C.
Holder, Rt. 2, Box 7c, Shelton,
physical control of a motor
vehicle while intoxicated, $250
forfeit.
Kevin Hopper, 2214 King St.,
Shelton, no arterial stop, $25
forfeit; Charles Snell, Rt. 5, Box
812, Shelton, speeding, $25
forfeit; Elmer Strope, 420
Arcadia, Shelton, speeding, $25
forfeit; Robert M. Smith, Rt. 3,
Box 824, Shelton, faulty
equipment, $20 forfeit; Kathy
Aames, Rt. 4, Box 330, Shelton,
no operator's license on person,
$25 forfeit; William Geschwint,
320 Park St., Shelton, creating a
public nuisance, 30 days in jail.
COUNTY BUILDNG PERMITS
Building permits approved by
the Mason County Planner's
Office during the past week were
to Curtis Clawson, garage, $3,500;
Colony Surf Club Inc., addition
to showers, $4,900; Joe Coogan,
residence, $25,000; Wayne
Crabtree, vacation cabin, $2,800;
Percy Dresser, roof over mobile
home, $500; Marcus Holt,
residence, $24,000.
C. D. Knight, recreation,
$7,000; Lyle Loften, living room
addition, $3,000; James
Longacre, garage, $1,000; Donald
MakovineY, residence, $50,000;
Robert Meyer, replace dining
room, $1,500; lvor McCray,
vacation home, $12,000; Howard
Noyd, vacation home, $12,000;
Kenneth Raymond, residence,
$20,000.
Kenneth Robinson, residence,
$20,000; Robert Rogers,
recreation cabin, $8,500; Harold
Shriner, residence, $19,000;
Marne Smith, cabin, $600;
Thomas Steinman, remodel garage
into residence, $1,000; Clark
Tabor, residence, $20,000;
Donald Utley, garage, $3,000;
Richard Vernon, remodeling,
$11,000.
SHELTON POLICE
Someone was reported
dumping over garbage cans on
Railroad Avenue.
Joe Goodro reported a boat at
the city dock had been cut loose.
Vehicles driven by Jerry
O'Bremski and James Shaddox
collided at Second and Railroad.
Bill Bailey reported a motor
bike taken.
Florence Kinnan reported a
license plate lost.
Ed Dunbar reported he found
a wallet.
Howard Holt reported a
rhododendron plant taken.
Added responsibilities?
Adjus.t your life insurance.
Call or See
Arnold and
Smith Insurance
117 E. Cota 4263317
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Includes headboard,
nite stand, chest
dresser and mirror.
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MRS-. Adolph Kopperman
reported gasoline siphoned.
A window was reported
removed from Mt. View School.
Vehicles driven by Marvin
Cline and Melvin Gran collided at
Highway 101 and Ellinor.
Les Joslin reported a rock
thrown through a window in his
house.
Tom Tinker reported minor
damage to a vehicle which was
struck by another vehicle while
parked at the Arctic Circle
Drive-In.
Kenneth Walter reported a
wallet lost.
Charles Wolfenbarger reported
a license tab taken.
Two city street control cones
were reported taken from
Northcliff Road.
Mrs. Robert Lindsey reported
a stray pup at her residence.
Helen Schroeder reported a
window in her house hit by a BB
pellet.
Kay Gott reported a garden
being pulled up.
Mrs. Richard McHaffie
reported a house broken into.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Pacific Northwest Bell
Telephone reported 192 feet of
cable missing and another 175
feet damaged.
Karen Ambercrombie
reported a window broken with a
rock.
Bob Tramwell reported
vandalism to a vehicle.
Don Cox reported a tire
pump, lug wrench, bumper jack,
gearshift knob and a pillow taken
from a pickup.
A mail box was reported
knocked over by a vehicle.
Mrs. Vern Morris reported a
mail box taken.
L. C. Derry reported windows
broken out of a cabin.
Judy Smith reported a
window broken on a neighbor's
property and a building entered.
Kirk Tree Company reported
chain saws taken.
Marjorie Jennings reported a
newsstand taken.
Robert Page reported a
mobile home broken into.
Janics Paradise reported a
battery lost from a vehicle.
A totem pole belonging to
Ted Keith was reported taken
from the Belfair Trading Post.
Sharon Wieldes reported
gasoline and other items taken.
Ron Hite reported an Irish
Setter dog found.
lrvin Russell reported a
summer cabin broken into.
Erik Redal reported a house
entered and a coffee pot, rugs,
bedding, a clock, clothing and
other items taken.
Edward Brown reported a
shrimp trap taken.
Wilma Petty reported a
window in a house broken and a
car damaged.
Boats operated by Chuck
Smith and Earl Weese collided on
Lake Nahwatzel.
Bonnie Furnish reported she
found a life jacket.
Edward Kenz reported a tool
shed broken into.
Oyster poachers were
reported on the North Shore of
Hood Canal.
Mrs. James Leitch reported a
purse lost. She later reported she
had found the purse.
Roger Olson reported a trailer
broken into.
T. V. Orr reported a shrimp
pot rope cut.
A wallet found in the
courthouse was turned in to the
sheriff's office.
Carl Bailey reported he found
about 200 pounds of concrete
reinforcing steel.
Don Craig reported a set of
tools taken.
Tools were reported taken
from a shed at the Mason County
fairgrounds.
CITY BUILDING PERMITS
Building permits approved by
the City of Shelton during the
past week were to Rick Hines,
patio, $500; Roger Deyette,
mobile home, $6,000; Luz
Construction, residence, $16,800;
John Gray, fence, $150; Dennis
Fuller, remodeling, $8,000.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
June 21, 11:25 a.m., fire in a
boat at the Richard McHaffie
residence, 1404 Dearborn.
SUPERIOR COURT
Dissolutions of Marriage
Kathy Gaskill and Michael
Gaskill.
Judy Perry and Robert Perry.
Alton Gathings and Virginia
Gathings.
Harvey Ream and Jean Ream.
John Danubio and Carol
Danubio.
Janetta Pearson and Leslie
Pearson.
Larry Keller and Sandra
Keller.
Stoddard Walton and Susan
Walton.
New Cases
Olympia Dental Laboratory
against Dr. and Mrs. Renard
Bechtold, debt.
Globe Adjustment Co. Inc.,
against Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
Bolduc, abstract of judgement.
G. R. Kirk Co. against Mr. and
Mrs. James Hunter and Mr. and
Mrs. William Hunter, breach of
real estate contract.
Tall oaks
You'd scarce expect one of my
age
To speak in public on the stage;
And if I chance to fall below
Demosthenes or Cicero,
Don't view me with a critic's eye,
But pass my imperfections by.
Large streams from little fountains
flOW,
T',fll oaks from little acorns grow.
David Everett
Hours to
Your Nee
Monday- Saturday 7 a.m.- 11 p.m.
Sunday 8 a.m. -- 10 p.m.
BRAD'S I
1612 Olympic Hwy. S.
BRAD'S II
1931 Olympic Hwy. N.
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rance)
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Orig. 13.98, Now ...................
Men's Casual Slacks
Orig. 8.98-9.99, broken sizes, Now ....
Men's Dress Shirts
Short sleeve, broken sizes
Men's Pocket Polos 3"
Novelty stripes ....................
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Broken sizes ..................
Boys' Sportshirts j.
Orig. 2.98-3.98, Now ................
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Texturized Polyester Knits
45" wide, orig. 3.50, Now .......
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Reduced
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Special ...................
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Broken sizes .............
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Thread Special ioo
225 Yard spool ............... 5/
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Screen prints .................. 2/I°°
Bed Pillows
...................... 2/4"
Tennis Shoes 3"
Low cut, men's & boys'. ............
Men's Pocket Polos 24e
Solid colors .......................
Novelty Curtains
Reduced to clear ..............
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• Knit Tops • Pants
• Cord Sets • Sweaters
Women's Uniforms
Reduced
Women's Panti Hose
Specials .........................
Boys' Windbreakers 3"
100% nylon, 7-14 .................
Charge it in Shelton Open Fri. night 'till 8:30
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