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.ibrary has books on Tutankhamun
The arrival this month in illustrations, and Irene Scholars," which has two Mildred Pace's "Wrapped for
Ieattle of the Tutankhamun Swinburne's "Behind the Sealed chapters on Carter's discovery. Eternity."
s; anibit finds the Shelton Public Door: the Discovery of the For children, there are David To brush up on your
.ibrary well fortified with Tomb and Treasures of Macaulay's "Pyramid," which hieroglyphics read E.A. Wallis
.s willevant reading matter for both Tutankhanmn," which contains describes step by step the Budge's "Egyptian Language:
and children. The first splendid color photographs, construction of an imaginary Easy Lessons ill Egyptian
originally published in Other books of interest to Hieroglyphics; or if you're less
923, of Howard Carter's adults include E.A. Wallis Egyptian pyramid, and two ambitious, Joseph Scott's
of his discovery of the Budge's "The Gods of the books on the mummification "Egyptian Hieroglyphs for
iomb has been reprinted by Egyptians" (two volumes, process, Shirley Glubok's "The Everyone" or his simplified
lover under the title "The illustrated; I.E.S. Edwards' "The Mummy of Ramose: the Life version for young children,
iscovery of the Tomb of Pyramids of Egypt;" and C.W. and Death of an Ancient "Hieroglyphs for Fun."
khamen." Christiane Ceram's "Gods, Graves and Egyptian Nobleman," and
esr ache s-Noblecourt's
Life and Death
'f a Pharoah," published in fed fo df d
963, examines Carter's diaries J ry
,lld subsequent archaeological U n s r e! en ant
e nce and attempts to
ct the life of the
included are 75 color
Jhotographs. The most
)tuous volume on the
bject is I.E.S. Edwards'
His Tomb and
Treasures," published in 1976
Knopf and the Metropolitan
of Art; it contains 100
01or )lates and 103
photographs of
objects included in the
as well as objects whose
or fragility precluded their
to America.
Two fine books for children
Ire Shirley Glubok's
'biscovering Tut-Ankh-Amen's
I'0mb," an abridgement for
people of Howard Carter's
ieeount, with black-and-white
A Mason County Superior
Court jury Thursday found in
favor of the defendants in a
traffic accident case in which
they had heard two days of
testimony.
In the case Roger Deyette
had sought damages from Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Bridges and
D.H. Knudsen Pole Company.
The traffic accident occurred
May 20, 1977 when a pickup
driven by Bridges and owned by
the pole company and a
Two are arrested
by deputies
Wayne M. Brown, 25, 30034
Eighth Avenue Southwest,
Federal Way, was arrested by
Mason County sheriff's deputies
Sunday on a charge of
third-degree assault.
He was accused of assaulting
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Sheriff's officials said the
incident occurred while deputies
were investigating an incident
which had been reported at
Sunrise Beach.
Brown was booked into the
Mason County jail and later
released after posting $1,000
bail.
Also arrested by deputies
over the weekend was Thomas
Dickerer, 39, Shelton, who was
charged with unlawfully drawing
and discharging a firearm.
He was arrested about il
p.m. Friday on the Old Mason
Lake Road by deputies who had
gone to investigate a report from
a woman in that area who told
officers shots had been fired at
her home and vehicles.
motorcycle ridden by Deyette
were involved in a collision.
Testimony at the trial
showed Bridges was northbound
on Highway 3 just past the
Agate Road intersection and was
making a left turn into his
driveway and that the Deyette
motorcycle was also northbound
on Highway 3 behind the Bridges
vehicle.
The jury found that Bridges
was liable for damage from the
accident.
Workshop
is planned
A campaign reporting
workshop has been scheduled for
7:30 p.m., July 1 I, in the Mason
County courtroom.
The workshop is being held
through the joint efforts of
Mason County Auditor Peggy
Cleveland and the Republican
and Democratic Central
Committees.
The workshop is designed to
assist candidates, treasurers and
political party officials to
comply with the public
disclosure laws.
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Bail
redu, :Tion
Judge Frank Baker agreed to
reduce bail on Christopher
McFarlane, 27, Allyn, and
Michael Valley, 26, Bremerton,
to $2,500 each after a hearing in
Mason County Superior Court
Thursday.
They had been held in the
Mason County jail for a week on
charges of possession of stolen
property with bail set at $10,000
on Valley and $5,000 ou
McFarlane.
John Jarrett, Tumwater
attorney who represents the two
men, told the court Valley had
been convicted of forgery and
grand larceny in 1974 and had
Meeting
scheduled
The Mason County
Commission has set 10 a.m July
17 for a meeting with the Mason
County Taxpayers Association to
discuss spending county money
on the weed control program.
The group had written to the
commission previously to ask to
have such a meeting.
Too Late to Classify
GARAGE SALE -- Tools,
watches, jewelry and
miscellaneous. '68 Dodge van.
1407 Railroad. Friday, Saturday;
starts 9 a.m. K7/6
Too Late to Classify
GARAGE SALE, Saturday. Kids'
clothes, range, leftover
remodeling items. 9-1, =/2 block
from Island Lake Firehall. Watch
for signs. B7/6
FOR RENT or sale -- 2-bedroom
house, garage, shop and garden
space. Mt. View area. $175
monthly plus utilities. First and
last' months' rent. 426-7471.
B7/6
1973 MERCURY Brougham
2-door, excellent condition,
$1,800. 426-2306. P7/6
FOR SALE -- Kenmore electric
range, $85. 426-2255. $7/6-13
1964 FORD convertible, $375.
SELL OR trade -- boat, 2 426-5638. D7/6-13
motors and trailer for travel
trailer. Union 898-3038. C7/6-13 12-FOOT aluminum boat and
trailer, 60" beam, good
LOST -- MALAMUTE, vicinity freeboard. Like new. 426-8462.
of Pickering Passage Road. $7/6-27
Reward, 426-5161. H7/6
FOR RENT -- small cabin.
FOR SALE -- 1960 T-Bird. $400 Rropane heat, cooking. Singles
or best offer. Needs transmission, only. No pets, no children.
Call 426-8768. K7/6 Phone 242-2737. G7/6
SEARS KENMORE Classic, FOR SALE- '73 RX3 Mazda,
'65 Ford Custom 4-door, '59
double oven, self-cleaning 30" Ford 3/4-ton. 426-1173. L7/6-13
electric range, like new. Will
deliver. $325. 426-3153. A7/6 WANTED -- DANCERS at
Nimrod Hall on July 8th benefit
3-BEDROOM, 1Vz-bath home for dance for Frank Brown family
sale by builder. Call Clyde and Chris Hickson family at 9
Knight, 426-8527. K7/6-27 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets will be
gold at door. Music by
GARAGE SALE, Friday, Threshold. C7/6
Saturday, 508 North Sixth.
Furniture, chain saw, tires, RASPBERRIES FOR sale,
miscellaneous. K7/6 Matlock. 426-4912. C7/6-27
'75 FORD Courier with Gem top THREE-FAMILY garage sale.
canopy, extra set of wheels and Furniture, clothes and
snow tires. Under 16,000 miles, miscellaneous items. Wednesday,
$3,000. 426-5437. M7/6 Thursday, Friday, 10-5. 1733
Summit Drive. B7/6
WAITRESS WANTED. For
appointment call 877-5251. 20-CUBIC-FOOT chest freezer, 1
07/6-27 year old, $200. 426-3507.
S7/6-13
SMALL, UNFURNISHED
I-bedroom apartment. No FOR SALE -- 1971 10V2'
children or pets. $100, $50 Starliner camper. Hydraulic
damage deposit. Call 426-7714. jacks. $1,350. Phone 426-6976.
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413 W. Railroad
i i
been released on probation in
1976 after serving a term in a
state institution. The attorney
said Valley had lived in the
North Mason area most of Iris
life but was presently living in
Bremerton with his parents.
Jarrett said he had been in
contact with Valley's probation
officer and had been told he had
reported regularly and had been
in no trouble.
He said McFarlane had been
convicted of grand larceny in
1974 and had been on inactive
parole since 1975 and was about
to be discharged from parole.
McFarlane has a wife and three
Pastor
to :
installed
Reverend Jerry Hamilton will
be installed as pastor of the
Shelton First Baptist Church in
ceremonies at I 1 a.m. Sunday at
the church at Fifth and Cota.
Participating in the service
will be Reverend David
Schockley, Conservative Baptist
Association director for the State
of Washington, and Reverend
Shelton Hawes of the Mt. View
Baptist Church of Centralia.
The public is welcome to
attend the installation ceremony.
Reverend Mr. Hamilton
comes to Shelton from Globe,
Arizona, where he was the pastor
of the Maranatha Baptist Church.
tte succeeds Dr. Arlin
Halvorsen, who recently retired
as pastor of the church here.
is granted by court
small children, the court was posled for them so they coukl
told, and has lived in the area be released from jail.
most of his life. He stated as a condition of
Jarrett told the court there
were witnesses who would testify
that the two men had nothing tO
do with the incident in which
they are charged.
Judge Baker reduced bail on
each of the two men and
allowed a property bond to be
the release they were to stay
within Mason, Kitsap, King and
Pierce Counties.
Deputy Prosecutor Gary
Burleson told the court he
believed some bail was necessary
since both had prior criminal
records.
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Picnic Sale
- i Prize
I00lii, WINNERS /i
Our Pre-4th
of July
Picnic and Sale
was a great
success.
Thanks to
all of youl
-GRAND PRIZE-
WINNER
AI Mlklethun
A boy's or girl's
BICYCLE
OTHER WINNERS"
E.E. HAWLEY - Swinger Ice Chest
BERRY HODGSON - $5 Toy Selection
R.McDow011 - $10 Toy Selection
MRS. S.K. SMITH - Cannister Set
JOHN O. JONES - Presto Mini-Fryer
DOROTHY G. PETTY JOHN - Tea Pot
A.O. SCHUFFENHAUER - Quart Thermos
LORETTA COLLINS -$20 Toy Selection
BONNADEL BUTTERFIELD - Presto-Burger
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