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Obitua
Morris Allard
Rosary service will be held
Thursday, June 29 at 7 p.m. at
Batstone Funeral Home for
Morris Allard, who died Tuesday,
June 27, at Mason General
Hospital in Shelton. Born April
23, 1910 in Saint John, North
Dakota, he was 68 years old.
Formerly of the Seattle and
Tacoma areas, he lived in
Shelton for the past 15 years. He
was a retired carpenter and
welder, and was a member of
Saint Edward's Roman Catholic
Church.
Survivors are his wife, Shirley
L. Allard of Shelton; a brother,
Harry AUard, of Auburn; a sister,
Georgia Hooker of South San
Francisco, California; and
numerous nieces and nephews.
Funeral for Mr. Allard will
be Friday, June 30 at 11 a.m. at
the Batstone Funeral Home with
Father Michael Feeney
officiating. Burial will follow in
Shelton Memorial Park.
Alfred Ribbans
Alfred Ernest Ribbans, a
long-time county resident, died
June 21 in Victoria, B.C. at the
age of 87 years.
Born in London, England in
1891, he emigrated to Canada in
1912, and was a steward on the
Canadian Pacific boats. In 1914
he enlisted with the Canadian
forces and served in France for
four years during World War II.
In 1938 Mr. Ribbans came to
this area to work for the Latzel
Dairy and lived here until 1975
when, in poor health, he
returned to Canada.
He was an honorary member
of the Madrona Barracks No.
1462, Veterans of World War I,
of Shelton; and a member of
The Canadian Legion of Victoria,
B.C.; the American Legion, Fred
Wivell Post; the Shelton Sheriff's
Posse, of which he was past
captain; the Silver Stars Riding
Club; and the Golden Age and
Senior Citizens Clubs.
Alfred Ribbans is well
remembered in Mason County
for his love and his training of
Ot S.
Survivors include two
daughters, Marjorie Bennett of
The
Victoria, B.C., and Patricia Scale
of Metchosin, B.C.; five sisters,
Mrs. Rose Keir of Shelton, Mrs.
Eva Latzel of Shelton, Mrs.
Louise Reeves of White Rock,
B.C., Mrs. E. Gregory of
London, England, and Mrs. L.
Hamilton of San Diego,
California; 11 grandchildren, 14
great.grandchildren and a
great-great-grandson.
Burial was at Royal Oak
Cemetery in Victoria, British
Columbia.
Sarah E. Caton
Longtime Allyn resident
Sarah E. Caton died Saturday,
June 24 in Bremerton at the
Bremerton Convalescent Home.
She was 89.
Born January 13, 1889 in
Gold Run, California, Sarah
Caton lived in Allyn for 28 years
and spent several years in
Shelton.
Her survivors include two
sons, James William Sargent of
Belfair and Clem S. Sargent of
Belfair; two brothers, Frank
Bishop of Salem, Oregon and
Pash Bishop of Centralia; two
granddaughters and two
grandsons, six great-grandchildren
and numerous nieces and
nephews.
Funeral services for Mrs.
Caton were held Monday, June
26 at Batstone Funeral Home
with Father Donald Maddux
officiating. Burial followed in
Shelton Memorial Park.
Edward Heller
Edward W. Heller died
Thursday, June 22 at the
Auburn Hospital at the age of
53. A resident of the Elma area
for the last 10 years, he was
born September 24, 1924 in
Fremont, Nebraska.
Mr. Heller was a World War
II army veteran, and was
employed as a truck driver for a
beverage distributor.
Survivors include his wife,
Christina Heller of Elma; sons
Karl in California and Raymond
in Germany, both serving with
the U.S. Army, and Douglas and
Arthur of the family home; his
mother, Mary C. Heller of
"Now that you've
decided to buy a
good used car--
let's talk
about pricel"
sarg sez...
78 V/8 318 automatic Dodge Aspen
with power brakes, power steering,
many more extras. Only 9,600 miles
...Save over. $1000. No. 152.
77 8 ,cyll.nder automatic Plymouth
Volare with power brakes, power
steering, many more extras. Only
8,600 miles...Save over $1000. No.
153.
78 Demo Plymouth Volare' station
wagon, only 1,652 miles. Save a
bundle on this beautiful car, 6
cylinder, automatic, cruise control,
many, many more extras.
We buy, sell, trade and
lease here at
Pauley Motors, Inc.
Give us a chancel
Parts and service
closed Monday and Tuesday.
See Tom Grlese, Bud Knutzen or Don Pauley
('HRYSLEK
Sholton
PAULEYWIOTORI;
NEW HOURS:
Monday-Friday, 8:30.8:00
Saturday, 8:00-6:00
Sunday, 12:00.5:00
Front & Railroad 426.5548
Auburn; two sisters, Betty
Ludington of Auburn and Jean
Richards of Duluth, Minnesota;
and three grandchildren.
Services were held Monday,
June 26 at Batstone Funeral
Home with Pastor Roland Huber
officiating.
Ralph McMahon
Former Shelton resident
Ralph McMahon died at Port
Angeles Tuesday, June 20.
Born in Gary, Indiana in
1906, he has resided in Buckley,
Washington since 1971. He
moved to Shelton in 1934,
marrying Muryl C. Chase in
1935. Mr. McMahon was
employed at the Bremerton
Naval Shipyard during World War
II and then worked at the
Rayonier Pulp Mill until 1957,
when lie and his family moved
to Ketchikan, Alaska.
Ralph McMahon was a
member of the Church of the
Nazarene in Enumclaw, active in
Senior Citizens organization, and
a volunteer at Rainier School in
Buckley.
Surviving are his wife, Muryl
C. McMahon of Buckley; two
sons, Arthur R. of Ketchikan
and Darrel L. of Port Angeles;
two daughters, Mrs. Royce
(Patti) Ranniger of Ketchikan
and Mrs. lan (Margie) Systma of
Shelton; and nine grandchildren.
Memorial services were held
at the Church of the Nazarene in
Enumclaw Friday, June 23, with
the Reverend Ed McConnell
officiating.
John C. Ragan
Funeral services were held
Monday, June 26 for John C.
Ragan, who died in Shelton on
Wednesday, June 21 at the age
of 47 years. Pastors Kenneth
Robinson and Jerry Hamilton
officiated at the rites in First
Baptist Church.
Born December 4, 1930 in
Port Allen, Louisiana, John
Ragan was a Shelton attorney
for many years. He was past
master of Union City Lodge F.
and A.M., a member of Shriners,
a member of the Thurston-Mason
County Bar Association and
American Bar Association, and
belonged to the Elks Lodge No.
2476.
Mr. Ragan was active in the
Tumwater Council of Boy Scouts
and in his children's school and
athletic activities. He was an
army veteran of the Korean War.
Surviving are his wife,
Carolyn, and children Craig,
Debbie and Alex, all of the
family home in Shelton; his
stepmother, Tinye Ragan of
Baton Rouge, Louisiana; and two
sisters, Ethel Brupbacher of
Baton Rouge and Jennie Lee
Rajah of Los Angeles, California.
Cremation was under the
direction of Batstone Funeral
Home.
Randee Peterson
Randee M. Peterson, the
infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Randall Peterson of Shelton,
died Saturday, June 24 at Mason
General Hospital.
Born March 28, 1978,
Randee leaves survivors which
include her parents; a sister,
Denise Peterson and a
stepbrother, Shane Peterson;
maternal grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Dodge of Shelton;
paternal grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Peterson of Colstrip,
Montana; maternal
great.grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
• Clive Troy of Shelton and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Dodge of
Rainier, Washington; and
numerous aunts and uncles.
Cremation was under the
direction of Batstone Funeral
Home.
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High Low Precip.
Fahrenheit
June 21 77 56 0
June 22 65 51 .01
June 23 73 50 .01
June 24 74 54 0
June 25 67 55 .07
June 26 77 54 0
June 27 87 49 0
Celsius
June 21 25 13 0
June 22 18 11 0
June 23 23 10 0
June 24 23 12 0
June 25 19 13 2
June 26 25 12 0
June 27 31 9 0
The weekend forecast calls for
increasing clouds with showers a
possibility by Sunday, and
temperatures ranging in the
lower 70s.
Legal Publications
NOTICE OF HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN, that a Public Hearing
will be held on the Plat of
Siskan Motel. The proposal is to
turn the 6 unit motel into a
condominium plat which is
located on approximately 2 acres
of land on the South Shore of
Hood Canal in that portion of
Lot 3, Sec. 21, Twp. 22N, Range
2W, W.M. and;
NOTICE IS FURTHER
GIVEN that said Hearing will be
held at 1:30 P.M. July |7, 1978
in the office of the County
Commissioners in the County
Courthouse, and any person
having an interest in the matter
may appear at the Hearing to be
heard for or against said
proposals.
DATED this 26th, day of
June 1978.
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
MASON COUNTY,
WASHINGTON
/s/Peggy Cleveland
Peggy Cleveland
Clerk of the
Boa rd
6/29-7/6-2t
Don't
pollute!
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Mason General Hospital
A daughter to William and
Leslee McComb, 308 Wyandotte,
Shelton, June 22.
A son to Joe and Brooke
Geddings, 309 Pine Place,
Shelton, June 23.
Karmen Leigh
was born to Gary and Stacy
Larimer of Shelton June 15 at
Saint Peter Hospital in Olympia.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Larimer and Mr. and Mrs.
Art Fitchitt, all of Shelton.
Too Late to Classify
14 DUCKS about 6 weeks, 75c
each; 6 large white laying hens,
$2 each; 9 geese, $7 each; plus 1
banty rooster. Call between 8
a.m.-9 p.m., 426-3634. G6/29
AGATE ACREAGE, $950 per
acre. Level, surveyed 10 acres
near Agate. Lightly wooded.
Road in. $9,500 on easy owner
contract with low down
payment. Call Rob Home,
1-857-2121 or 1-884-3592.
P6/29
SELL/TRADE 3 Vz-year-old
gentle, green-broke Appaloosa
gelding, $350. 426-8152.
M6/22-29
WILL DO babysitting in rr
home. 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Weekda ,y
only. Inquire at 1919 I)ione.r
Way. B6/29-7/6
THE MASON Coutny Fire
Protection District 17 Hama
Hama Region cancels its regular
monthly meeting 7 p.m.
Tuesday, July 4th, and will hold
it 7 p.m. Monday, July 10th, at
Jorstad Creek Campgrounds,
Lilliwaup. M6/29
GARAGE SALE, July 1, 2, 3,
Oak Park, 104 Alder Court. Two
stereos, crib, dresser, typewriter
and much more. 9 to 5. P6/29
LOST -- SMALL, black poodl
.=.
Has collar with rabies ti 1, fh=a
collar on. Last een Friday
morning outside city limits on
Railroad Avenue. Reward.
426-4537. C6/29
NEED JOURNEYMAN plumber,
start $10 hour. Also sheet metal
worker, installing furnaces, start
$8 hour. 426-4792. $6/29-7/20
HOTPOINT AIR conditioner,
refrigerator type, used 5 hours.
Call 426-1908. Mc6/29
MATURE COUPLE to lease
self-service gasoline station.
Investment required. Call
624-5900, Seattle. G6/29tfn
FOR SALE -- '62 Chev pickup,
235, 6 cylinder, new block. 60
Series, chrome wheels, carpeted
cab, $900. Hurst 3-speed linkage.
426-9551. M6/29
'73 8V2' El Dorado. 4-burner
stove, oven, heater, otty room
and Port-a-Potty. 'lery clean,
extras. 426-5050. A6,29-7 '6
'71 DODGE Dart 4-door,
excellent condition. 877-5336.
$6/29
FOR SALE -- 1977 22'
motorhome. 426-8533.
$6/29-7/20
1967 15/z' I_arson boat with
65-h.P. Evinrude, $900. 8'
sailboat, $150. 1957 Chevrolet,
good body, $450. 426,8694.
D6/29-7/6
LOH00REY
FIRECRACKER
SALE!
Astring ofhot bargains
just for you.
SAVE ON OUR NEW LOWREY ORGANS:
Teenie Genie Reg. $119S ...................... Now $895
Magic Genie Reg. $149S ..................... Now $1095
TGB-44 Reg. $1795 ........................... Now $1395
M-300 Reg. S299S ............................. Now $2495
M-S00 Reg. S3S9S ............................. Now $2995
Hobart M. Cable Piano Reg. $1195 ........... Now $895
Wi Shelton Cota
426-4302
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