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..... Harry C. Cole John Emil Carlson Former Resident
Ti
Dies On Monday
Harry C. Cole died Monday in
the Mason General Hospital at the
~----------------------- age of 67 years. He was a 40 year
Dies In Home
Dies In Seattle
John Emil Carlson, Rt. 1 Box
30, Grapeview, died Tuesday in
his home. He was born March 12,
Dimple H. Norris, a former
Shelton resident, died in Seattle
on Monday. She was an operator
--------------"-----------"-------'-----'--- Applying for marriage licenses resident of Shelton. 1890. with the Shelton Telephone
These tides are for the Unionat the Mason County auditor'sHe was Civil Defense DirectorHe was for 13 years a Exchange for 30 years.
area. For Shelton and Oaklandoffice this week were: for Mason County, and was a shoemaker in Shelton. He moved She is survived by a son, W.
aCoantyJusticeCourt forfeit; Fred Ross, Rt. 2, Box she found a bicycle. Bay add one hour and 45 minutes Paul Patterson, 55, member of the Bayshore Golf to Port Angeles and wasone ofBurton Eidsmoe of Tacoma; by
on the docket in462, Port Orchard, failure to keep A coin purse which was found and 2.5 feet. B r e m e r t o n, and Florence Club. the original stockholders in the six grandchildren; and seven great
Lty Justice Court fight of center line, $15 forfeit; in the telephone booth at Hartman, 52, Bremerton. He was born Feb. 18, 1903, inPeninsula Plywood Co. He grandchildren.
lenn Correa during Paul Strom, 265 Island Lake Dr., Evergreen Square was turned in to Thursday, July 16 D o nal d O 1 so n, te gal, Roswell, N. Mex. He is survived returned to the Shelton area three A memorial service will be
vere: Shelton, following too closely, the Police Department. High ....... 1:47 a.m. 11.1 ft.Bremerton, and Alyce Witt, legal, by his wife Martha M. Cole ofyears ago. held at 11 a.m. today in the
$15 forfeit; Robert Temple, 331 James Cross reported a set of Low ....... 9:41 a.m. -2.6 ft.Bremerton. Shelton; a daughter, Mrs. Don He is survived by his wifeAcacia Funeral Home in Seattle,
LDepartment ox Island Lake Dr., failure to stop at rings missing. High ....... 5:41 p.m. 11.7 ft.Lonny Gish, 17, Shelton, and (Betty Ruth) Zamzow, Shelton;Hanna of the home; a son, Glenn with cremation following.
aWers, St. Rt., B of stop sign, $15 forfeit Gregory Vehicles driven by Stanley Low ......10:17 p.m.9.0 ft. Carol Simpson, 17, Shelton. three grandchildren; a brother, Carlson, of Port Angeles; a
, over possession Wade, 2601 6th Ave., Tacoma, Hendricks and Floyd Fowler Friday, July 17 Dale Clary, 37, Bremerton,John Cole of Shelton and a sister, daughter, Mrs. Alice Davis,
) forfeit; Arthur failure to keep right of center collided on Highway 101 S. andHigh ....... 2:41 a.m. 11.3 ft.and Charlotte Wedlund, 26, Mrs. Cora Pruitt, Phoenix, Ariz. Seattle; a sister, Mrs. Alena
;107 19th Ave.,, The service was held Johnson of Tacoma; four nieces;
~r POssession ofline, $15 forfeit; Samuel Culp, Cascade. Low ......10:29 a.m. -3.4 ft. Seattle.
P.O. Box 753, Silverdale, Vehicles driven by Celia High ........ 6: 17p.m. 12.3 ft. Wednesday in the Batstone and three nephews• l"x6"x6' and 8'
forfeit; Georgespeeding, $15 forfeit: Patrick Masteller and Charles Robertson Low ......11:11 p.m.8.7ft. Funeral Home with the Rev. The servicewillbeheldinthe
I Huson, Tacoma,Peck, 2236 King St., Shelton,collided on Highway 101 N. and ~------------------------------------------- Edwin Zschoche officiating and Batstone Funeral Home at l p.m. ROUGN CEDAR
n of oysters, $40 defective equipment, $15 forfeit Pine St. , Saturday, July 18 burial in the Shelton Memorialtoday, with the Rev. Edwin
I Santi, 2041 S. SIDING
eral Way, over John Radovich, Rt. 1, Box 52, A door at Merv s Tirecap was High ....... 3:35 a.m.11.4 ft. Park. . Zschoche officiating. Interment
Silverdale, illegal consumption of found open. Low ......11 : I 1 a.m. -3.8 ft. Donations to charity were will be in Seattle.
$25 forfeit, intoxicants, $25 forfeit Fredrick Don Cox reported a ski vest High ....... 6:53 p.m. 12.8 ft. requested in lieu of flowers. Donations to the cancer fund 71/2¢ lin. ft.
1, Box 146
POSsession oy
George
1 lth Ave. N.,
POssession of
Yandl,
Seattle, over
s, $30 forfeit;
24th NW,
r POSsession of
Department
Radovich, 6826 15th NE, Seattle,
contributing to the delinquency
of a minor, 10 days in jail,
suspended; Brian Wilson, 6826
15th NE, Seattle, contributing to
the delinquency of a minor, 10
days in jail, suspended; Roland
Slater, 403 Edgewood, Shelton,
driving while intoxicated, $125
fine, 30 days in jail, license
suspended 90 days; Ralph Moore,
Rt. 3, Box 271, Shelton, over
r, 2221 Soundview center line, $16 forfeit; Oliver
fishing without Berg, 68 1 9 S. Montgomery,
forfeit; Ralph Tacoma, failure to stay right of
902 Kline St., center line, $15 forfeit; Pamela
a license,
2562
for game
$25 forfeit;
9018 ll6th
fishing with
1, $25 forfeit;
N. Highland,
m a no parking
3ey no parking
area, $20
Price, P.O.
parking in
to obey
m Public access
SUspended;
P.O. Box 236,
game fish
$25 forfeit;
10251 10th
for game fish
$25 forfeit
7320 44th
ishing for
$25
12508
fishing for
pole,
~erly Solene,
fishing
a license,
$25
1 Ith
game fish
;25 forfeit;
S. Hazel,
game fish with
Michael
fishing
out a license,
Natural Resources
1, Box
burning
fine and I0
1127 Rainier
l, minor
;0 forfeit;
pod,
consuming
it; Michael
Zabeth,
Consuming
Schafer,
Bellevue,
Ransome
Box 127,
ing While
days
Thale,
driving
fine,
ed.
Patrol
hess, 651
remerton,
t; Verner
Oakdale,
3P sign,
2016
speeding,
.Harding,
10
William
x 232,
forfeit;
Seattle,
Ronald
Rd.,
lane
Frances
Butterfield, St. Rt. 1, Box 335,
Belfair, switching vehicle license
plates, $25 forfeit; Steven
Williams, 18048 10th NE, Seattle,
riding without helmet, $15
forfeit; Walter Gerhardt, Rt. 1,
Balkwin, Wis., failure to stay right
of center line, $15 forfeit; Gary
Martin, 2420 Jenner, Bremerton,
speeding, $1 5 forfeit; Mike
Peterson, PSNS, Bremerton,
failure to stay right of center line,
$15 forfeit; Alfred Prante, 119 N.
10th, Elma, improper stop in
roadway, $10 forfeit; Michael
Valley, Allyn, failure to stay right
of center line, $15 forfeit.
Park Department
Boyd Bell, 1114 Poindexter,
Bremerton, illegal possession of
intoxicants in state park, $30
fine.
Municipal Department
Roy Campbell, Rt. 1, Box 94,
Shelton, third degree assault,
$197.50 fine, $2.50 costs, $47.50
restitution; Glen Brown, Rt. 2,
Box 929, Shelton, driving while
intoxicated, leaving the scene of
an accident, $310 fine, 35 days in
jail suspended, license suspended
90 days.
County Building Permits
Building permits approved by
the Mason County Planner's
Office during the past week were
to E. L. Cliffe, home, $25,000;
Cushman Olympic Camps,
sanitary station, utility-rest room
building, $25,000; James
Freeberg, cabin $5,000; W. C.
Parr, two-bedroom and bath
apartment, $I 0,000; John Powell,
alteration of beach home,
swimming pool, $I0,000;
Quadrant Corp., recreation
center, $I00,000; Charles Searl,
summer home, $3,610; Dimitri
Tudd, summer cabin, $3,000.
Shelton Police
A door to Faith Lutheran
Church was found open.
Mrs. Susie Syrjala reported
3/16x4x8
1, Box
$15
taken.
Vehicles driven by Donna
Moorhead and Richard Willhite
collided at Third and Railroad.
Elizabeth Pierce reported two
tires and wheels taken.
Rob Durkin reported a wallet
missing.
Mrs. Helen Hanson reported a
50-foot garden hose and sprinkler
taken.
Winthrope Rogers reported a
garden hose and sprinkler taken•
Daisy Rivera reported $75
missing from her home.
Mrs. Lillian Nesbitt reported
an attempt to break into a truck.
Sheriff's Office
Don Deemer reported a ski
tow rope and ski life belt taken.
Linda Fadden reported a boat
adrift.
S. M. Baunsgard reported a
boat adrift near the Harstine
Bridge.
A pick-up driven by James
Okonek hit a deer on Highway 3
doing about $400 damage to the
vehicle.
Jim Dailey reported a
carburetor and tires taken from a
car.
Ralph Jones reported he
found a boat.
John Madoriney reported
gasoline taken.
Gas was reported taken from
buses at Hood Canal Junior
High.
Dick Lewis reported a boat
missing.
The door to the Hood Canal
Yacht Basin was found open.
M. V. Gopaul reported a
vehicle broken into and a sleeping
bag, air matress, gas lantern, chest
and two cameras taken.
Charles Nutter reported
vandalism to a sign.
Cith Building Permits
Michael McCord, bedroom
and family room addition,
$5,000.
Fire Department
July 12, 6:10 p.m., fire in an
abandoned house owned by Don
Morrison. The house was located
at 1539 Fairmont. It had been
damaged by fire last year and was
listed by the fire department as
having no value.
July 9, 2:30 p.m. fire in grass,
brush and scrap limber at the
Delbert Hartwell residence, 2032
Stevens.
Superior Court
Default Divorces
Dianne Morris from Glynn
Morris.
Bi-Fold
Clam Shell Designed,
In Cultured Marble
With
Cabinet
& Fixtures
95
Double Compartment Stainless Steel
Complete with
Attachment
and Fixtures
spray
• Turn left off Hwy. 101,2 miles south
of Shelton, drive I mile on Cole Road.
I
Low ...... 11:59 p.m. 8.t ft.
Sunday, July 19
High ....... 4:35 a.m. 11.4 ft.
Low ......11 : 59 a.m. -3.8 ft.
High ....... 7:29 p.m. 13.1 ft.
Monday, July 20
Low ......12:47 a.m.7.2 ft.
High ....... 5:35 a.m. 11.2 ft.
Low ......12:47 p.m.-3.4 ft.
High ....... 8:05 p.m. 13.2 ft.
Tuesday, July 21
Low .......1:35
High ....... 6:35
Low .......I :29
High ....... 8:35
a.m. 6.2 ft.
a.m. 10.8 ft.
p.m. -2.3 ft.
p.m. 13.2 ft.
High Low Precip.
July 9 87 48 -
July 10 83 47
July 11 79 49
July 12 78 52
July 13 76 46
July 14 77 48 -
July 15 89 52
Friday through Sunday, the
weather is expected to be mostly
fair with highs in the 70's and
lows in the 50's.
S
Wednesday, July 22
Low .......2 : 29 a.m. 5.0 ft."-------------"-'--'--'-------'-----'----'---
High ....... 7:47 a.m.10.2 ft• Mason General Hospital
Low .......2:11 p.m.-0.9 ft. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L.
High ....... 9:11 p.m.13.1 ft. Bridges, Rt. 2, Box 247, a girl,
Thursday, July 23 July 15.
Low .......3:23 a.m. 3.7 ft.The history of the world is
High ....... 8:59 a.m. 9.6 ft.the record of man in quest of his
Low .......2:59 p.m. 1.9 ft.
High ....... 9:47 p.m. 12.9 ft. daily bread and butter.
Hendrik Van Loon
• I
Shelton
ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY
IT'S A WARM-UP SALE
BLANKETS 15% !
Prices effective through Saturday.
;:?:L • " •
q
O¢~shion Manor
ACRYLIC ELECTRIC BLANKET
WITH CONTOUR SNAP CORNERS
Warm acrylic with 'supernap' finish. UL listed.
Moss green, honey gold, tangerine, Siam pink,
Machine washable.
Twin, single control, reg. S16 1 3.44
Full, single control, reg. $18 NOW 14.88
Full, dual control, reg $23 NOW 19.44
QUEEN DUAL CONTROL Reg. 30.00 .... NOW 25.50
KING DUAL CONTROL Reg. 40.00 ...... NOW 34.00
ACRYLIC THERMAL BLANKET
The all-season, all purpose blanket has nylon
binding, is machine washable in warm water.
Twin, reg. 6.99 NOW 5.94
Full, reg. 7.99 NOW 6.79
FAMOUS 'VELLUX' BLANKET
All nylon flocked with polyurethane base,
most washable blanket ever. Ultra light.
the
Full, reg. $13 NOW 11.05
I
are requested in lieu of flowers.
Ralph D. Pauley
Dies Saturday
Ralph D. Pauley died
Saturday in the Fir Lane Terrace
Convalescent Center. He was born
Aug. 11, 1910, in Oakville, Iowa.
He was a resident of Shelton
for 42 years, and had been
employed by ITT Rayonier, Inc.
for 15 years, and by the Simpson
Timber Co. for 18 years.
He is survived by his wife Ella
of the home: two sons, George C.
Pauley and Ralph E. Pauley, both
of Shelton; a daughter, Mrs.
Gloria J. Mitchum, West
Columbia, S. C.: and a sister, Mrs.
Ethel Rhea, Elko, Nev.
A service was held in the
Batstone Funeral Home on
Wednesday, with the Rev. Earl
Evers officiating and burial in the
Shelton Memorial Park.
the
All the world over, I will back
masses against the classes.
William E. Gladstone
607 S. lst 426-6612
No Trade
Neededl
All
Sizes
Indudes
Fed. Excise
Tax
128 S. I st. 426-2800
Ill
Shop Daily 9:30/5:30 Friday 'til 8:30 p.m.
I
DRESSES
Orig. 5/7
Orig 5/6
33 ON LY
SWEAT
REDUCED
NOW 3.99/5.99
NOW 3.99/4.99
SHIRTS
Long & Short Sleeve
Orig. 2.59/3.00 NOW ' 1 a
I I I I,II
72 ON LY
/
KNITTED TOPS -- ALL SIZES
ORIG. 2.59/3.88
NOW
16 ONLY
SWIM WEAR REDUCED
Orig. 4/6 NOW
6 ONLY
2 PC. SHORT
SETS
Orig. 4.00 NOW
INFANTS
POLYESTER SETS
Orig. 3.50/5.00 NOW 1.44/2.44
SPECIAL BUY
PANT DRESSES
NOW
SPECIAL BUY
COTTON SHIFTS
NOW
Thursday, July
16,
35 ONLY
SURFER JACKETS
Orig. 6/7 NOW
9 ONLY
CROCHET VEST
Orig. 7.88 NOW
19 ONLY
KNITTED TOPS
Orig. 5/7 NOW
10 ONLY
FABRIC SKIRTS
Orig. 6/7 NOW
STRAW HAND BAGS
Orig. 3.50/3.00 NOW
SPECIAL BUYS
SLEEVELESS BLOUSES
SPECIAL BUYS
STRETCH JAMAICAS
49 ONLY
BETTER SLACKS Orig. 8/lO
Orig. 6/7 NOW NOW
I III I I I II
9 ONLY
PANT DRESSES
Orig. 14/8 NOW 1 1
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