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Record
Weather
PProved by
Commtission
were to
$2,600;'
$4,009;
to reM-
cab-
barn,
remode]
Fankich,
Jones, add
Francis
James
Ronald
$500;
$1,503;
$2,500;
abin, $6-
service
stor-
Hills,
gar-
Parker,
Harstine Is-
end-
the Ma-
office re-
docket in
Court be-
during
a, 420 Sky-
hav-
forfeit;
()" Pierce
46
lot No.
Court,
at his
1920, in
was 47
S. Air
he had
months,
Security
Prisons.
e Baptist
Wife, Bes-
S. Navy;
; Tom
1220
died in
had
until
Olym.
her
Smith.
St. Ed-
Catholic
Home
mass
ft. n].
helhm
let two
John
Floyd
one
Jn-
and 18
High Low Precip.
Kenneth Weaver, St[ Rt. 2, Box July 20 70 58 .27
390, Belfair, speeding, $32 fine. July 21 71 57 .04
Washington State Patrol July 22 78 54 --
William F. Wilson, 12527 14th July 23 84 57 ---
SW, Seattle, obstructed tail and July 24 82 48 --
stop lights, $13 forfeit; Howard July 25 78 48 --
Ballard, 5515 NE 58th Vancouver, July 26 72 56 --
following too closely, $13 forfeit; FIVE-DAY FORECAST
Jerry L. Brown, 6732 Frone Dr.,
Gorst, minor consuming liquor, Temperatures Thursday thru
$50 fine;' Georg e Vanfossen, 2611 M, mday 1o average near normal.
Coner, Olympia, speeding, $13 Normal high is 81; normal low
forfeit: Bill Coker, Rt. 1, Box is 48. Chance of a few light
310, Shelton, improper stopl ex- sh.,wers Friday or Saturday.
pired licens , $26 forfeit; N[ichael Chance of rain 0 thru Thursday.
Rogers, 113 NE 89th, Vancouver,
minor consuming liquor $50 for-
feit; Arch+e Bindara, Rt. 1, Box
280, Olympia, speeding, $13 for-
fpit; John Pape, 631 Elm Tree
Land, Tacoma, speeding, $18 for-
felt; Dewain Savage, Rt. 2, Box
998, Shelton, defective equipment, TODAY, THRUSDAY, JULY 2"1
$12 forfeit; Stephen Cassady, 446
Eureka, San Francisco, Calif., "Chuhs Cluh," 7:30 p.m., Ms-
failure to signal right turn, $23 son County Multi-service Center.
forfeit; Richard Zelinsky, Puget Golden-age Club potluck din-
Sound Naval Shipyard, Brem- ner, 6 p.m., Memorial hall.
erton, expired operator'sllicense, Rotary Club Luncheon. noon,
$13 forfeit; Eunice McKeithan, Ming Tree Cafe.
1341 N. Cambrian, Bremerton, Toastnsler's Club, 6:45 a.m.,
negligent driving, $59 forfeit; El- Timber's Restaurant.
mer Fish, 2335 Washington St., FRIDAY, JULY 28
Shelton, failure to stop at stop
sign, $12 forfeit; Earl Mauge, Ruby Rebekah L(glge, 8 p.m.,
Hoodsport, no valid operator's IOOF hall.
license, $12 forfeit. Coin Club, 7 p.m., PUD buiht-
ing.
SHELTON POLICE COURT
SATURDAY, JULY 29
Appearing on the docket in
Shelton Police Court before Judge Driver's license examiner, 10
Rolla Halbert Monday night were a.m. - 5 p.m., courl house base-
Robert W. Marcy, 654 Dearborne, ment.
Shelton, failure to operate motor -Nuel Curtis VFW No. 5372 and
vehicle in careful and prudent A,xiliary petluck picnic, 1 p.m.,
nanner, defective equipment, home of Mrs. C. H. Macomber.
$12.50 fine, $2.50 costs; Aden
Cuzick, Rt. 2, Box 1011, Shelton, SUNDAY, JULY 30
improper passing, $15 forfeit; Shelton churches invite you h)
John Strong, St. Rt. 1, Box 151, attend the church of your choice.
Shelton, negligent driving, $40 Kiwanis Club breakfast, 7 a.m.-
forfeit; Jack N. Griggs, Rt. 1, 1 p m., Kneeland Park.
Box 86A, speeding, $24 fine and Mason County Pioneer Picnic,
$2.50 cosk; Pete Petcrson, Box following Kiwanis breakfast,
121, Hoodsport, alk)wing unit- Kneeland Park.
censed operator to operate motor District Slow-Pitch Benefit Ball
vel'icle, $22.50 fine, $2.50 costs; Game, Washington State Corec-
Gracie Peterson Box 121 Hoo(ts- lions Center vs. Stolz Chevron,
port, diving while intoxicated, no 7 l).m. Stevens Field (Olyml)ia)
operator's license, disorderly con :
duct, $164 Tine, $2.50 costs; Ter- M(EDA¥, JULY 31
fence Buckley, Rt. 3, Box 365A,
Shelton, no registration in re- PUD No. 3 commission meet-
hicle, minor consuming liquor, ing, 1 l).m., PUD commission
$29.50 fine, $2.50 costs; John A( room.
Rambo, Carlon Apartments, mi- County commission meeting, 10
nor in possession iof liquor, $22.50 a.m., court house.
fine, $2.50 costs Pamela Sells, Shelton Bridge Club, 7:30 p.m.,
Rt. 3, Box 440A, Shelton, speed- PUD auditorium.
ing, $17 forfeit; John A. Ramb.) TUESDAY, AUGUST I
Carlon Apartments, disorderly
conduct, $25 fine, suspended; Kiwanis Club luncheon, noon,
Wellington Byrd, St. Rt. 1, Box Timbers Restaurant.
174, drunkenness, disorderly con- City Commission meeting, 2
duct, $60 fine, $2.50 costs, l).m., city hall.
Fred B. Wivell Post No. 31
SUPERIOR COURT American Legion, 8 p.m., Me-
Default Divorces mortal hall.
Lion's Club dinner rneeting, 7
Default div()rce decrees were
awarded to: i).m., Taylor Towne.
Salvation Army Truck in town,
Everett Wieldon Hope Jr. from phone 426-2406 for pick-ups or
Pamela Hope. leave at boxes.
Linda J. Hart frrom Dennis Shelton Jaycees dinner meet-
K. Hart. ing, 6:30 p.m., airport club house.
Evelyn Clark Bowman from Voice of Opportunity Club, 1
Randolph Bowman. p.m., PUD auditorium.
Nuel Curtis VI;'W" Post No. 5372
SHERIFF'S OFFICE and Auxiliary, 7:30 p.m., Belfair
Masonic Temple.
R. C. Snyder reported a plate
glass window broken. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2
Charles White reported wmda-
lism to h)gging equipment. "TOPS" Club, 7 p.m., court
Mrs. Tom Anderson reporled house annex.
a mail box torn off. Driver's license examiner, 10
Garry Mason reported fishing a.m. - 5 p.m., court house base-
gear taken, ment.
C. R. Hnulbjerg, reported sev-
eral items missing from his THURSDAY, AUGUST 3
property. Shelton Valley Clovers 4-H
SHELTON POLICE Club, 7:30-9 p.m. I?ader's home.
Rotary Club luncheon, noon,
Bernie Lang reported an at- Ming Tree Cafe.
teml)ted gas theft. Toastmaster's Club, 6:45 a.m.,
A logging truck driven by Timbers Restaurant.
Harry R. Wiles broke its tongue Yacht Club business meeting,
and his the Lumberman's build- 8 p.m., clubhouse.
ing. Navy Mother's Club, 7:30 p.m.,
Pat Turner reported a wallet PUD commission room.
lost. VFW No. 2778 of WWI, rum-
Merle Cleveland rel)orted a mage sale, 10 a.m., 5 p.m.,
gas theft. PUD auditorium.
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Marriage
Licenses
Applying for marriage licenses
in the Mason County auditor's
office this past week were:
Donald D. Long, 22, Tumwater,
and Lin(i-t Venoble, 18, Olympia.
Harvey Fitzwater, 23, I3ain-
[)ridge Island, and Barbara Nel-
son, 19, Bremerton.
Robert Miller, 19, Shelton and
Susan W,oods, 19, Olympia.
Gary Torjuson, 24, Shelton, and
Nancy Miljour, 24, Shelton.
W. J. Allbritton, 25, Shelton,
and Judith Spadoni, 22, Burlin-
game, Calif.
NEARLY 3(I PEItCENT of the
h)nd in 12 western states is in
old-growth sawtimber.
Drowning Vic+ims Insurance Complaints
Buried July 14
I1 Funeral services were held
at Batst:one's Funeral Home July
14 for Yvette Mttrie and Susette
Denise Scrogham, Star Route 2,
Box 93, who died as a result of
drowning in Armstrong Lake
July 11. Yvette was born in
Powell, Wyoming, Jan. 12, 1955.
Susette was born in Astoria, Ore-
gon, Sept. 27, 1960. Both girls
had made their home with their
family in Mason County for the
])ast four years.
Survivors include their parents,
,,r. and Mi'S. Clyde Scrogham;
one sister, Carol Ann; one broth-
er, Kelly O. all of Shelton;
grandparents, 1Vh-. and Mrs. Leon
Treml)ley, Stow,Ohio, and Mr.
and M's. Bill Dinsmoor, Bill-
ings, Montana.
Can Now Be Processed
By ROBERT CUMMINGS
Ib" The machinery is now set up
I)ctween the Attorney General
and Insurance Commissioner for
processing complaints under the
Consumer Protection Act, as pro-
vided by the 1967 Legislature.
Previously the insurance indus-
try was exempt h'om this law.
Close liaison has been worked
out between the staffs of the two
state officials. As the Insurance
Commissioner has only limited
jurisdiction in the health care
field, unresoh'ed health care
claims will be forwarded to the
Attorney General's uffice, while
general insurance matters will
be forwarded to the Insurance
Commissioner, who in turn will
keep the Attorney General ad-
vised on developments.
Duplicate files on all com-
plaints will be kept in both of-
fices and Insurance Commission-
er Lee Kueckelhan commented
that violators now will have two
slate offices with which to con-
tend. In addition, Attorney Gen-
eral John J. O'Connell has close
liaison with county prosecutors
throughout the state, who will
be brought into insurance cases
when necessary.
Finishes Course
I PFC Frank M. Schiller II,
20, whose parents live in Taimya,
completed a 25-week communica-
tions equipment repair course
July 14 at the Army Security
Agency Training Center and
School, Ft. Devens, Mass.
BE
MY GUEST,
BUT
PLEASE...
Only you
can prevent
forest
fires!
3rd & Railroad
Open Unfil 8:30 p.m. Fridays
One Group Ladies prints and plain colors; sleeveless, short and
long sleeves -- Many suitable for back-to-school -- Values to $7 Final Clearance Ladies -- Was u Price -- NOW PRICE CUT AGAIN
BRAND NAME BLOUSES now $2.69 JEWELRY . . . I/4 Original Price
Two Groups Ladies Spring & Summer Name Brand Skirts, Suits,
Pants, Pant Suits and Knit Tops -- Values to $18
SPORTSWEAR
Group l-I/2 Price Group 2-I/3 Off
Ladies Spring and Summer
coATS, SUITS, DREssES
aria RAIN coATS
Many suitable for all-year wear
Values to $70.00
Buy odb at Regular price.
5eleCt another of
lesser value and pay only
Brink a friend
and save.
o
One Group Ladies Dusters, Waltz Gowns, Lounge Wear
COTTON LINGERIE . . I/2 Price
One Group Park Avenue Irregulars -- If Perfect $5.95
NYLON HOSE .... 2 pair $2.99
One Group, Brand Name, Discontinued Shades (not all sizes),
Regular $1.35 to $1.75 pair
NYLON HOSE ..... 89' pair
23 inch Ladies-- Regular $1.25 to $1.49
COTTON HEAD SQUARES now 79' ea.
One Group Ladies -- Values to $9
SUMMER HANDBAGS your choice $2.99
Portable -- Ideal for patio, picnic or camping -- Regularly $1.49
BARBECUES .... now 48 + each
One Group, Large Variety,+with Napkins
TABLE CLOTH"& MAT SETS I/2 Price
Corduroy with Zippered Covers and Kapok Filled -- Regularly $3.98
DECORATOR PILLOWS . now s1.49
One Group -- Many Patterns to Choose from -- Regularly from $1.39 to $2
Coffon & Col÷on Blends now I/2 Price
Men's Brand Name Short Sleeve regular stock in assorted colors
and sizes -- Regularly to $8
SPORT SHIRTS . . . now I/3 Off
Entire Stock Men's Poplins, Nylons, Cotton, etc. -- Values to $17
Spring & Summer Coa÷s now I/2 Price
Entire Stock Boys
Spring & Summer Coals . I/2 Price
Entire Stock Men's -- Most perma-press -- Colors in Solids or Plaids
Regular to $7
BERMUDAS .... now I/3 Off
Entire Stock Men's and Boys-- Regular to $7
SWIM SUITS .... now I/3 Off
Entire Stock Men's Short Sleeve in assorted colors and sizes
Regularly to $9
KNIT SHIRTS .... now I/3 Off
All Name Brand Ladies one and two piece styles, cottons and
stretch fabrics in plain colors and prints -- Regularly to $26
SWIM SUITS .... now I/3 Off
,E.hre .
"'.e+: oo rOck FUr-,.
C L . r Dividers, I IFIIp
,,, ,,o- - Sale
,. quois , frets,
MOst it 14/ - e, raog e or ,-- " C°t)tour
Re alnut or .- White
Olarly $19 88 ; nqaple"
• o $29.es
now all $
eocb
Includes: Bras, Girdles, regular and
panty in white and beige -- Regularly to $13
FOUNDATIONS . . now I/2 Price
Children's, sizes 3-6x & 7-14 -- Includes pant & top sets, tent dresses
SUMMER PLAY SETS . . I/2 Price
Entire Stock Children's -- Includes coat & hat sets and suits
SPRING & SUMMER COATS I/2 Price
Entire Stock Children's -- Includes cotton gowns & shorty PJ's, etc.
SUMMER SLEEPwEAR • • I./3 Off
Children's Spring & Summer, sizes 3-6x & 7-14 -- One large group
Knit Tops, Pants, Shorts, etc.
SPORTSWEAR ..... I/3 Off
Big Assortment of Widths and Colors
LACE TRIM ...... 5' Yard
One Group -- in Attractive Patterns -- Regularly $1.50
STAMPED PILLOW CASES now 99'
One Group Terry -- Many Different Sizes, Designs & Colors
TABLE CLOTHS . . . . I/2 Price
Two Color, green or clear crystal -- 4 plates, 4 cups in attractive
gift box -- Regularly $3.95
SNACK SET ..... now =1.99
Two Color, Delft Blue and Silver in assorted styles -- Reg. $3.95
VASES & CANDY DISHES now $1.99
Includes Lap Desks & Portfolios -- Boxed in Attractive Paisley
Prints in Blue or Red
DESK SETS . . . . . . ,I/2 Price
Slightly Irregular -- Dozen in cellophane package -- Reg. $2,99 Two Only -- In COmpact Wooden Box -- Regularly $5.50
GAUZE DIAPERS . . . now $2.19 CHESS SETS now $2.99
RECEIVfiG°UBZAaN[CTS - geg" $1nOw 59'ea. Three Only, Black LeatherpiCTURE ALBUMSRegularlyLO e Laf,$8.95... vaoation pi,tSnow I4.99
or 2/'1
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