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7 . Boaters Urged To Observe Four County Taxpayers
::. County- Oty Record +i Red, Cross Safety Rules Appeal Assessor', Appraisal
#:i )+ Monday filed appeals from Court- Thompson, Box 2244, Everett.
• Sah'ty m(,asures to prevent boats to leeward. • Four Mason County taxpayers Avenue, Shelton; and Ardath Ira
I)(,alinK :wcidenls are being tlrgt,(t All safely conscious skippers
<m the boil users (,1" the Shelhm make a l)oinl of knowing the " ty As.ssor Willis E. Burnett's The eommissi()n will examine
area this week I)y the Mason- swimming capalfilities ()f those appraisals with the county corn- the properties of these taxpayers
Thurslon Counly Chaplcv ,)f the
ear at Union; M_rs. Hilderman, ing, $17 bail forfeit; William F. American Red Cross.
l( vs. Ella Hoodsport, kkls in car throwing Stewart, Rt. 3, Bo: 270, Shelhm, Only about hall tlw nation's
VS. Robert Rice; lighted fire crackers into cars; defective equipment, $25 bail for- 40 million It<tat users can swim
(}0URT Smith. Mrs. Potter, Mason Lake, three felt. Cases set: over (o July 10 well enough to save their lives
-t0y if they fall into deel) waler. That
,, ,dba Leroy Sur- dogs on her beach, please re- were: Edwm'd F. Wetzel, 7033
" 1t move; • Russell James, Mason 18th NE., Seattle, defeclivc equip- is why it is vital that small
-, ', . David Grace craft, safety rules be carefully
Plaint and writ of Lake, beer bottles thrown out of ment, $]5 bail; Steven (;. Bliner,
car. 406 S. 7th St:., Sheik)n, exi)ired observe(l, the Red Ch'oss pointed
)at-a-gue, petitioner SHELTON POLICE operator license, $15 bail. out.
The Red Cross recomnends
Washington and COUNTY BUILDIN(; i)ERMITS (hat every(me who uses the water
Pal_, respondent: Complaints and reports to Shel- learn t,) swim. But heyond Ibis,
I: "°rpus, applica- ton police since June 28 were Building permits al)proved by there are safeguards against
':°a'rs and certifi- as follows: the Mason County Commission trouble that every heat operator
Two boys on roof at home of at its meeting Monday wer,': and passenger shouht observe.
Mrs. Janiff House, 1503 S. Olym- Port of Shclton, Sanderson These are:
i hI4RIIB Mrs? Fiehl, steel warehouse building.
pie
HighwaY;
Dee
Gray,
np City Center Motel, dog barking $64,000, D. A. Construction Co., I. Carry a Coasl Guard-ap-
ark!ng strip at all night, Chief Rains told owner Union, contractor; R. A. Cas- proved life jacketl for ewn'yone
i! Sh2, el1 by cigaret dog must be quiet; Gertrude suit, Rt. 1, Box 268, Elma, Wn., aboard. Insisl that weak swim-
V0" t°n Police De- mers and non-swimmers wear
€ men and engine Pauley, 2317 Jefferson, gas st- frame cabin, $7,000, Lake Arrow-
phoned from car third time head Division 1; F. W. Robin- jackels al all limes an(t thal
Dave West, 60-80 gallons of.gaso- son, Rt. ?,, Box 432, Shell:on, frame others wear them in hazardous
line stolen from equipment at addition, $2,500, Tollen Shores. weather c.ondilions.
new hospital site, second such 2. I)on'l ,)vcrh)ad. It.eel) IreS-
t)n hoard. If a person goes ac-
cide),tally overheard, rescue |)ro-
cedure is I)ased on the al)ility
()r inability of the person in the
wat(n" t() hell) himself.
If the man overIx)ard can swi;n,
a lifesaving device can be tossed
to him and the victim can swim
1o it. The boat should be stopped.
When a weak or non-swimmer
falls overboard, first swing the
stern away fronl |he side from
which he fell, Then toss him a
lifesaving (h,vice and I)romptly
Inaneuver the heal back 1o him,
Keep a close %valch on him ;)t
all times, i'V[ake Ill(' al)pr(mch
as you wouM h) a nlooving, at
reduced speed and slightly It)
windward, if l)ossil)h,. Shut off
the nlotor wilhin a few f<,cl of
th(' vi(,tim and I)ring him inh) lh,'
heat.
All I)oaters sh,)uht kn<)w first
at(t, including how to give m'li-
PVT. CLYDE COKER, son
of Mr. aml Mrs. Ben Coker,
was re('(mtly home Oil leave
I)ef()r(, g()illg lo (]-(:rlllally.
lit, t()()k his Imsi(' trailling
at I,'t. I+(+wis and was later
stalit)n(,(I at I,'l. ()r(I.
m.ission sitting as a board of
equalization.
They were Bernard A. Winters,
7217 S. 27th W., Tacoma; L. B.
White, Rt. 3, Box 13, Shelton:
William C. Opalka, 1111 Railroad
at Mason Llke t¢xlay tThu,-s.).
Date of another equalization
meeting to hear any further at)-
peals will he announced, said
Chairman John Bariekman.
Coun÷y Residen÷s Are Invited
To Take Peace Corps Exam
• Mason County residents inter-
ested in helping the people of
developing nations to help them-
selves are invited to take the
Peace Corps Placement Test at
1:30 p.m. on Saturday, July 15
at Room 104, Post Office Build-
ing, 900 S Jefferson, Olympia.
The test measures general apti-
tude and the ability 1o learn a
Persons interested in serving
in the Peace Corps must fill
out an application, if they have
not already done so, and present
it to the tester before taking
the test.
Kidney Fund Meet
a"d reports as tel- complaint; Alice Devaney, 116 sengers (h)wn to a safe number, ficial resl)iralion, foreign language, not education • A Kidney Fund m,eting will
or achievement. It is given to be held at 8 t).m. Priday at the
3. Don't overIx)w0r yoLlr boa|.
ih, llls011 ,, E. Poplar, prowler at home while delermine where and how an home of Fred Peste on North-
l'"b'onaartstene Is-sheworksatnight;Mr. Hamlin, Marriage +,,u, dealer can tell yt)t, what Rff H Id
' ' ed horsepower m(,h)r it can lake. Commissioners applicant will be happiest and cliff.
;;{a +^- for three ?,26 S. Fifth, suspicious person
!,,,' b;u, aes, Shelton, knocking at doors; Mrs. Ann 4. Don't smoke while )','fuel- es e best utilized overseas.
Ii.,N e ,,rm certificate, Christian, 1121 Railroad, large ing. The test requires no prepara-
ql'ib!g;lle?c',kH!!!ietShe!t3'Ct'U!h2sel collie dog will not leave; LICEnses 5. Don't let passengers of a A+ G id Allocate PUD lion and is non-competitive. An
David Evander, 822 Turner, small boat stand Up, <)r sil ()n raves e al)plieant can neither pass not'
• fail. The test takes about one
lost coll/e (tog at Twanoh State the +u.,.,,,.s, ,,h]e ,.u .,.c un Excise Taxes hour and a half.
000.,00r
der way.
'I, he II S e Park; Grover C. Brewster, 327 6. ,..,...., .+.,, ,... For W Mirka •])istril)utit)n of $28.98,1.38 it, The application fort,,, avaii.-
ke n rowboat W. Grove, almost hit by motor- • Applying for marriage licenses seniti] g(,ar inchltting anchor, t'xcis(, taxes collected frt)m Mit-
e able from local post offices or
!){" el, la pole, bait cycle while crossing Fourth and in the Mason County audihw's ,mrs, heal hook, exlra line, fire
:"1 e ooratory, Ed s from the Peace Corps in Wash-
Aii r, no " . Railroad; Mrs. Morris Quinn, offic.e this past week were: extinguisher, tool kil, anti first • Graveside funeral .'(')'vi(.(,s s()n C,)unty Pul)lic Utility Dis- ington, D. C. 20525, ix the mosl I lign Low Precip.
)i by address, 604 Turner, It)st keys at Econ- Bradley C. Durand, 20, Shel- aid kil. R.unnin lighls are a Memorial Park {()r William Mn'- \\; ct)ntmissitm Monday.
BB she will be htqd today at the Shelltm Iricts was al)i)r,)ved l)v the coun- important factor in the selection June 29 77 55 ....
'L.l:a¢. ) t on O-Mart parking lot; Mrs. Percy ton, and Diane L. Bina, 19, Olym mUSl for night time operati(m, of volunteers. June 30 76 ,i6 .....
+. I)ia.Urence Bed- Kennerly, 512 Arcadia, three teen- pin. ka, 503 Bolh,vue. who died in PUI') No. 1 c,mlrihuted $3,763.3:1. July 1 81 60 +-
' 3; ekinson killed agers using alley for BB*gun tar- Torger J. Lee, 47, Shelton, ahd 7. Check weather I)ureau fore- the Shelton (;cn,,ral Hospital yex- PUD No. :I paid in $25,221.05. JulY' 2 89 61 ....
ti Mrs. Robert get practice; Pete Overton, 2126 Doris J. Parker, 41, Shelton. casls I):ffore liking t)al oul on terday at the age of 74. Fie was Alh)calions h) scho<)l districts July 3 91 61 ....
BI I ISland, two Calanan, someone tried steal gas Raymond E. Manke, 25, Shel open water. Take a transistor I)orn it, Austria on Fell. t8, 1892 v,'er,, as follows:
New Arrivals .+o +, ......
Ple too, oysters from empty tank of parked ve- ,'idle ahmg to keep I)osted on and had worked as a seam en- No. ,It)-;, $1,317,17; No. ,12, $264.- JulY' 5 77 51
""; tee A ' Shelton. 8. M(ist boats, if swamped ()r gineer for the Wood Pull) and 82; No. 5+1, $(;62.(15; No. 118, '
b0 re]don, hicle; Mortz Schmidt, 1723 Jet- ton, and Jan E. Tuberg, 24, changing weaflwr conditions. -
" Y earne home ferson, lock cap pried off, eight Denneth Chrislenson, 26, Shel- Lumber Mill. The services, h) $70.62 N(). 302. $247.17 No. 309, IFIVE-I)AY [,{)RE('AWr
}i ' " gallons gas stolen; Mrs. John ton, and Elaine Bircher, 20, Shel- vii)sized, will slay on the sur- I)e eonducled h.v Rev. Mason $4,519.(;1 No. :H1, $317.79 No.
On Sher- L. Zimmerman, 1210 Turner, hus-
Drebis, band fell out of wheel chair,
101 South: Officer L)rensen gave assistance;
583, hit Bernard W. Skinner, Rt. 1,
Evander, Box 3, white helmet stolen from
Troop- parked motorcycle; George Koch,
shot 1317 Olympic Avenue, family
tion; Art playing hide and seek with kids
glass so noisy he could not sleep;
Etlin, Harold L. Schnitzer, Rt. 1, box
car at Hart- 16, neighbors shooting fire crack-
ne Trick- . ers; Wesley C. Schneider, 303
friend S. Sixth, two unlicensed dogs
give back; barking, neighbor caught dogs,
256, kids thanked by police; Mrs. John
Mrs. Hurst, 127 Roosevelt, stray (log.
g highway SHELTON POLICE COURT
West-
w]ti" '" Police Judge Rolla Halbert
Up- N"mnday night !ml)sed the fol-
two girL,: lowing sentences:
at Alder- Ray L. Barrington, 828 Frank-
broken lin Street, Shelton, minor" con-
House suming intoxicants, $47.50 fine,
stolen; 22.50 costs; Deloris A. I)ynton,
Rt. 1, Box 552, Shelton, no opera-
Sport, car tor's license, speeding, $22.50
Park; fine, $2.50 costs, $5.00 fine sus-
deer l)ended; Michael B. Sergeant,
Hoods. 1127 Dickinson St., Shelton, speed-
to cause
en from
ton,
Junior Younger; legal, Shelton,
and Luella Beckwith, legal, Shel
ton.
Walter Lillquist, :¢7, Sealtle,
and Frances R. Brighlon, 27.
Seattle.
L,owell R. Dixon, 49, Bremer-
ton, and Joyce A. Peters€m, 37.
Bremerton.
Ci+y Filing Da+es
• The dates for filing for Shel-
ton City Comrission seats for
the election this fall will be
July 31-Aug: 4, not Aug. 14 as
• the article in The Journal last
week state(l.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
TWO YEAR OLD gentle Sorrel
gelding, green broke, $225. Ph.
426-6838. H 7/6
3 BEDROOM COTTAG]-for rent,
426-8423. W 7/6-27
New
Homelite
face. st) stay wilh it fill hell)
arrives. Don'l swim away unless
yOU a1"e in daI)geroLls or extreme-
ly cold water.
The National Safely Services
Chairm.an of the American Red
Cross has listed these haste rules
()f the waterways:
1. When boils are meeling in,
or nearly in, a head-on posilion,
each should keep lo the right.
2. When tx)ats are in a cross-
ing situation, the ()ne ()n the
righl has the right, of way.
3. When one boat is overhlking
anolher, the boat being overlaken
has lhe right of way.
,1. Power boils shoul(l give
way to manually I)r(,peLled or
sailboals unless the sailboat is
overtaking a I)ower boat. Small
sailboats, when sailin. in a chan-
nel, shouht give way to power
boils which cannot operale oul-
side lhe channel.
5. SailIx)ats on the slarl)oard
tack have the right of way of
sailboats on the port tack.
6. Sailtmats to windward rnust
keep out of the way of sail-
XL.10!
Weighs only 10'h 'pounds
i
i
I
* Cuts through 12"00hordwood
in 12 seconds
* Cuts through 12" softwood
in 8 seconds
A
COM-
PLETELY
NEW XL
CHAIN SAW
Fells trees up to 4 feet
in diometer
•., so light, it practically floats
through the wood!
Try the extra power of the new
Homelite XL-101! See how much
easier, how much faster you can do
any woodcutting job. Saw, complete
with 12" bar and chain, weighs as little
as 12 pounds, 3 ounces.
New narrow-profile bar designed by Homelite
practically eliminates pinching.
Try the XL-101 chain saw yourself.., have a free
demonstration.
See it at...
Then buy it and start making life easier.
Saeger Motor
"We Service What We Sell"
1306 Olympic Hwy. S.
426.4602
Y()unglun(l, are at 2 p.m+ hxlay. .101, $19.t.20; No. -102, $653.23; No. Shellon General Hospital Teml)eratures Thursday thru
His survivors include his wife. ,10:',. $l,897.88. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Orr, Monday to average 2-4 degrees
h'ene, Shelton; lw() sons, ltarohi, The ("Sly ()f Shelton received 421 Arcadia, a boy, July 1. beh)w normal. Average high is
• r. and Mrs. James Sisson, 79; average h)w, ,t8. Little o)"
Deerfield, Ill., and Michael, Shel- $4,602..19 and $1.t,237.35 wenl to 1705 Washington, a boy, July 2. no rain is exl)ecied.
1on; three daughters, Mrs. Mary the <'ounl,v ('urrent exl)ense fund.
Hugar, St. Catherines, Ontario,
Canada, M+rs. Kalherine Me,- r---_ --_ __ _ _ _ . !
Quinnc, Redondo Beach, Calif.,
I Home U"" I
and Mrs. Prnell Aih,lcher. Ma- Two Arreste
d
rina Del Rey, Calif.; lwo broth-
ers. Fred, and George, both fron, After Brawl I jCu;t/&"'Dou [
Canada; 12 grandchildren and Cooling ble Wrap i
()ne greal-gran(lchil(i. • Shelton I)olice arrested Leon- | AL HANSON, Meat Cutter I
ard S. Benner, 53, Rt. 1, Box I .............. . ............ I
Sheriff To Rescue :5(, Shelton, and Marvin W. Von- | We" .V U "...¢r .UmU' I
baren, 29. 519 Birch St, Shel- I (Includes Hamburgers, Steaks and Roasts) I
• Seven l)ersons marooned on 1on, (m disorderly ( on d U c I | 'll __MC)W'I I '_ f",Qf')'g}V |
Souih Mountain when their car (hm('s a,te, omce,-. were callo(.l"Tj::" _ , I
hroke down were liken to Star h) Mac's Corner on Second Streb+, uayon ,rossroaos I
Lake 'by Ms(m C6unty' Sheriff at 9:25 ])..m: Tuesday. }oth wer(, I " ° Innuir Ahnut turl n+l++r Raaf |
l)el)artmenl personnel <)n July 2. reh'ased on $25 hail.
"'Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Hear Ye!'"
Announcing Miller's
WAREHOUSE RUMMAGE SALE
Friday, July 7 - Saturday July 8
You
i+ems and save
can help us clean ou+ our a++ic of many
money by doing so.
I+ems I;ke . . . ,
, Discontinued Items,
* Odds & Ends
* Recovered Stolen Merchandise
. Soiled Clothing, in excellent condition
,) ,,, pg"o'*'eco--ers ,ou home brew
enth usiasts
If you could find them now '3 O0
the probable retail NOW
would be $8.00 ............. •
Second Floor Worehouse at
Open
Every
Friday
'til
11:30 p.m.
3rd & Railroad
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