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SIIELTON--MASON OOITNTV ,T017I NAL--PublMlod in e"Cl ,r;, i.mn,Rtm.vn, U.,q.AY, ghelInn, Washington
KEE P Real Smokey The F,.om Th, " ..... i
.,.' . /fttlnSHln(;TOn Baar Found A 'ler ' - ¢0 '
Fore Fire
' Courtly I,,uilding iermits ,fiMting ro(t and reel taken from
~~-,I'll~~ By Liz Senmrs Building permits approved by his garage.
the Mas(m C()nnnission ear Pa I~.a llg'c,r
Co/ nty A (h'ive,l bytk
lly LIZ gONERS bat not nearly as much as the ba Monday were to Pa~a(tise lEst.ales, Richard Martin: swe~'ved to avoi.:t
Did you kn()w ti~ere is ~1 real by bruin who had escalJed the dis- pump house, $159; A. F. Danie- hi:.llnLg :t deer and went into the
Smokey the Bear? I usually ask a~ter, wicz, WoOft cabiH, ,~:500; Robert H.. .';'oh in the Lake Ctlshlll;tll viola-
campers this question during myI NMOKEY llAS not only captnr- Nick,~is, -~.o,I lc::ide,lce, $2,500: ity.
visit to each of our Mason County ed the hemts of ail Americans, l~,obe.t I,. Bah!, q]L wood cabin, Mrs. C;u'l Dick reported a trans-
youth camps. I explain that Stuck- ba his mcstmge has been carried$600; John McCoy. woocl addil.ion i:,t,n' raq,) lak~,n f~om Minerva
ey now lives in a zoo in Washing- to Mexico, Australia, Venezuela, to residence, 5800;E. t~obevt Stale Park.
ion D.C. and I always leave Sine- and CaLa;da. In 1952 congress CauKhie, wa:d:,'onmsad uti!ity . , :,.:
key comic books, telling his truc passed the Slllt)l,:~y Beat' Act roonl, $500; Lowell(;,,n~e',m:~l), SUPEI¢IOllCOURT
story. Many, many youngsters which protects Smo2ey from mis-s'~orage shed, $100; \Vilford A. New Ca~es
have sung Iris song an'd yet nei- use and authorizes tl~e manufac- (3recllfie~d, .a,lL $300 and' Ig L. State of Washington, Depart-
ther the tune nor the wolds seem tllre and sa!c ~:f commercial ~iao- McChlnahan, addHion in re, sidvnc~~, D,t.!n[, el Labor amt In hnHrie:~
to grow ohl. It wouhl be difficult key items provided they are in ;1.000. axain:~t Mr. and Ml's. H. J. Croft.
to estimate the extent to which good taste and cany a fh'e pre- ::: * * Washington Services Co. against
his image rcnfinds evcryene about v~nti0n theme, l%rry Receipts Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chepmk
"Keep Green" and usi~g caution Smokey in sow a grown bear, l{eeeipts fn,m the Harstine Is-. debt collection.
in our/forests. The idea (ff n Sine- but he is still the greatest single hind Ferry for the week cndinK Verna Dennison against Charles
key, the fire prevention bear, has contributor ill the fight against Aug. 8 wei'e Sac IVurphg, w~eate propcrty.
enjoyed the greatest amotmt of .4£.. . • , •
success of any "gimmick" of thisn'e.
type. Smokey's fnessage is d,rected City Building Permits WASHINGTON STATE PATROL
atainly toward the young folk, but Building permits approved by Two persons were injured, one
The idea of having a Sthokey adults can also help Smokey by the city of Shelton during the past seriously, in an accident that hap-
the Beat' was first botm in the being cautious in every type ofweek included to C. C. Cole andpened in Belfair, Aug. 7, at 2:20
mind of sn artist in 1945. How' weather, by being an example for: kyms, 'remodel building, $6,000: p.m.
cver, the real Smokeydid not come their children--putting out camp- Olaf Johnson, enclose part of ex-
irto the picture until 1950 when a fires properly, taking care of cig- isting porch, $150; Harry Kapeikis, Authorities said that a 1962
small bear cub sm'vived a 17,000 arettes and matches to be sure residence, 515,000; Arrow Slga t~o., Ford driven by Marion C. Morse,
acre forest fire in Lincoln Nation- they'reout. Won't you please sign, $1,800; Esther Fawble, add 66, Bremerton, was southbound on
al Forest in New Mexico. The fire . ,, to resi2ence, $2,000; Arne John- Highway 3, when a 1961 Plymouth
had destroyed the smali cllb's help? driven by Pat K. Kindred, 41,
home, family, and friends. He was I am now "recuperating afterson .residence, $11,000 and RoyBrcmerto~ pulled out of a park.
a very busy and fun-filled week Caulfield, enclose porch, 5150.ing 10t in front ~)f the Morse ve-
fightersf°und clingingwho rescuedt° a treehimbY andfire i}~ Seattle, I was proud to tepre- * * * hicle and was hit broadside.
treated his wounds and burns. The sent the Forest Festival during Shelton Police Court Morse received head injuries. A
forest fire rcceiw~d much pnbliciW, Greater Seattle's annual SeafairOn the docket in Shelton Police passenger in the Morse vehicle.
_____ .... __~ ______ celebration, July 30 - Aug. 9. My Court before Judge Rolla Halbert
act!re week began early Monday Monday night were David Pearce, Fraak E. Morse, 73, received mul
WHERE FIT COMES FIRST moxning, Aug. 3, when I arrived no valid operator's license, $15 tiple rib fractures and other in.
tin'hal injuries and was taken to
along with 32 other visiting queens forfeit; Frank Ciarl{, parking vie- Harrison General Hospital in
at the Olympic Hotel. lation, $8 forfeit.
Bremerton by Belfair Ambulance.
Seattle opens its arms in wen * * *
come and takes a vacation for the Sheriff's Office Art~e~twDamage to the Morse vehicle
wondetfful Seafair festival. I must: Booked at the Mason County was set at $200.
thank Seattle as well as the Forest J Sheriff's office during the past Damage to the Kindred vehicle
Festival for an experience I will week were Daniel W. Litzenberger, was set at $350.
not forget, driving while intoxicated; Herb- The accident was investigated
We attended Rotary and Ki- ert H. Williams, failm'e to appear by Trooper Robert Furseth of the
wanis luncheons as well as a for trial; Daniel V. Hanson, Belle- Washington State Patrol.
breakfast with the Commodores at vue, taking motor vehicle without * * *
the Space Needle fox' the Tele-permission of the owner; Stephen ~ deer was the cause of an acci.
scope television program. We took B. Cromwell, Bellevue, taking me. dent that happened 12 V.., miles
pat~ in a zmmber of parades and~tor vehicle without permission of west of Hoodsport on the Stair.
visited several hospitals of which the owner; Fred Pauley, reckless case-Buck Mountain Road, Aug
one was the Orthopedic Hospitaldriving, failure to heed red light 8, at 8:25 a.m.
which left a lasting impression. We and siren; resisting arrest; no op- Richard H. Martin was driving
g~eeted the American Fleet at Pier crater's license and speeding,a 1962 pickup truck east on the
91 and were each guests for lunch * * * Staircase Road when a deer darte0
on board one of the ships. We also Shelton Police out in front of the vehicle. Martir
took in the horse races at Long- A car found parked on John's swerved to the right to miss the
acres which I ttxdy enjoyed. Of all Prairie Road was impounded when deer, and in doing so left the road.
Don't pack your trunk the activities, however, I believe the owner could not be found and way and struck a tree.
the Coronation Ball will be my the cat' was behcved to'be a traffic
until you've seen , , fondest memory The decorations hazzard. Martin, who is employed at the
• ~were especially beautiful. I had C.H. Anderson reported the lic- Staircase Ranger Station, suffered
~ ~~ar~s shoes a wonderful time and was most ease plates taken front his trailer a lacerati°n to the right eye.
impressed with its splendor, home. Danmge to the pickup was es.
I hadn't realized what a big A truck knocked over the de- timated at $1,300.
at and petffectly planned celebration tour signs at Highway 101 and Trooper Robert Furseth of the
Washington State Patrol was the
Seafair actually is. It was wonder- Kneeland St.
ful and I enjoyed every minute of Bob Aitken reported a tire and investigating officer.
it. My only disappointment was a bumper jack taken from his * * *
that Shelton was not represented stationwagon. Two persons were injured in a
with a float or band, for we have Cars driven by Homer B. Foster single cat' accident which happen.
a beautiful float and a terrific Belfair, and Stanley Zaniewislde cd one mile south of Allyn on the
Managed and Operated by band and I kn0w we would have collided at First attd Turner. Grapeview Road, Aug. 8, at 10:30
CHRISTENSEN'S FOR SHOES, b'et~fl~: well Teceived. Maybe next Pete Krug'er reported a cat' stol-, .p.m.
yeiii;~ an. It was recovered the next day The accident oeeured when the
Remember what Smokey says: from a resort on Highway 101. driver of a 1958 C2tevrolet, John,
"Only you can prevent forest * * * R. Wilson, 21, Seattle, was driv-
Sheriff's Office ing west on the Grapeview road.
Bremertan fires." Fritz Buechel, Dayton, reported failed to make a left-hand carve,
Dipittheria is just as fatal as it a dead horse had been dragged slid off the roadway and hit a
was 50 ~cars ago--but inmmniza-onto vacant property next to his. stump.
tion can no~v prevent it. Vic Raisoni, Allyn, reported a Wilson was taken to Harrison
General Hospital, Bremerton, with
severe lacerations to the head an0
--' . ~ ... ~ m J~l~¢~r M ER m ultiple bruises.
~4i~ U A passenger in the vehicle, Dar.
rell L. Easter, of the heavy cruis.
er St. Paul, suffered a lacerated
eye, and was taken to the Navy
Hospital in Bremerton.
The estimated damage to the
vehicle was $1,200.
BETTER BUYS! BIGGER BARGAINS! BETTER BUY NOW] Trooper Robert Furseth of the
.......... Washington State Patrol was the
i investigating :officer,
Joseph A. Benson. 62, Tacoma,
RTS WEAR wasdamageddrivingthe 1956 Oldsmobile$150he
. pn to the tune of
when he entered a one-way traf-
SWIM SUITS---1 & 2 pmce sizes 8-16 ................... reg. $15.00 to $26.00 fie area from the wrong direction,
suddenly realized his miptake, hit.
8-16 ...... ............... reg, $14.00 to $16.00 Benson the The brakes ,accident was and not happened slid injured.Nat° six a bank. mile~
TWO
PIECE
DRESSES--sizes
SUMMER SKIRTS Cotton & Cotton Kmts---sizes 10-16 reg. $6 - $8 west of Belfalr on the North
Shore, Aug. 9, at 6:20 p.m.
STRETCH PANTS & COTTON KNITS---sizes 8-16 reg. $4.95 to $18.00 Trooper Hem'y Dean of the
Washington State Patrol investi-
KNIT T-SHIRTS---S. M. & L ................ ...................... reg. $3.00 to $5.95 gated the accide,~t..
LADY ARROW BLOUSES--sizes 10-18 ................. reg. $3.98 to $8.95 There were no injuries, but both
vehicles were extensively dam-
aged when an auto and a log'
Garland Wool Skirts--sizes 8-16 ................................ reg. $8.95 to $13.95 truck got too chummy with eac
Garland SWEATERS--Cardigan & pull-over 36-40 reg. $8.95 to $16.95' other.
The accident happened 5 miles
northwest o~ Highway 101 on the
.Iarstad' Creek Road, Aug. 10, at
Ladies 12:50 p.n/.
A 1959 Chevrolet sedan driven
WESTERN CUT JEANS byRichard C. Nelson, 26, Tacoma
reg. $5.95 - $6.95 was southbound and approaching
CUT-OFFS a curve. Northbound, and also ap-
reg. 53.95 - $4,95 preaching the curve was a 1956
Mack log truck driven by Leslie T,
............. Smith, 25, Shelton. The two ve-
hicles met and sideswiped.
The Nelson vehicle was totally
damaged. =
409 Railroad Damage to the log. truck was i
estimated a~ $850. '
Trooper Henry Dean of the
Washington State Patrol was the
investigating officer.
Nicki Burner! Is Pharm
Injured In From N
Au['o Acciden! c,,,,,t ho,
h)ng it will be
NicM Bm'llett, 22, daughter of [sonleone, yog
Mr. and Mrs. Willis t~urnett, Shel- oned? How
Ion, was reeul)erating in a Russell- time before
ville, A~ h , Imspitai early this
week after she was involve(i in a
car-truck lrn ffie accident near
Russcllville last Wednesday.
Miss Btn'nett and Sharon Petrie,
Kenl, Wash., had been hinting the
east coast and the World's li'air
in New Ym'k and were on theiz
way back when the accideni oc.-
cllrred.
The girls' stopped small foreigr,
ear was side-swiped from the rear
by a logging truck ne ~r a road
[construction project. The truck
apparently swerved in an attempt
to avoid the halted vehicle, but
was unable to ntiss it completely.
The Shelton girl received a
slight head concussion and bruises.
"The girls will be on their way
home soon---by train", said Mrs.
Btnnett.
It is a barren kind of criticism
FAIR BUILDINGS PAINTED---Gordon Bennett of the Benett which tells you what a thing is
Painting Co. applies paint to one of the buildings recently ac- not. "--Rufus W.'Griswold
quired by the Mason County Fair from the contractors at the
Corrections Center when they moved out. The buildings were
moved to the Fair Grounds where they will be available for use
in the fair exhibits this year, The paint was purchased with fair
funds and the painting company donated the use of spray
equipment and labor to paint the buildings. The painting was
done Satu____ rday~____
reach," To G, IC
Salary In"
crease ]
If Funds
The Shelt(m School Board Tues-
day night took action which will
result in a small salary increase
for the district's teachers if funds
~re available.
On the recommendation of Supt.
Robert Quiggle, the board ap-
proved alloting 76 percent of the
district's budget, exclusive of the
funds for operating the hot hmch
program and transportation bud-
program and transportation sys-
tem, for certified personnel.
The salary schedule will be left
as it. is when the final bud-
get is adopted, any funds in the
76 percent for teaci~er's salaries
above the amount needed to meet
the salary schedule and an allow-
ance for substitute teachers and
the adult education program, will
be pro-rated to the teachers.
It was estimated that this
would amount to about $95 per
teacher if present budget prospects
continue.
QUIG(ILE SAIl) that after
meeting with some of the teach-
era, hc had decided it would be
best to proceed under the present
salary schedule for the coming
year, rather than to make chang-
es he had suggested which would
have raised lower end of the sche-
dule, but not the upper, and would
haw~ switched from the present
$200 amoral increament to $150.
How the additi, mal ftulds will
be distributed to the teachers will
be decided after the final budget
is completed and it is known how
much money will be available.
The board, on Quiggle's recom-
mendation, voted a $200 annual
salary increase for the district*s
six principals.
Mrs. FonLelle Hamlin was ]fired
as a first grade teacher.
The board approved the release
of Mrs. Marilyn Johnston, a tea-
cher at Evergreen School, from her
contract so she could accept an
overseas teaching assignment.
The board received a formal re-
quest from Ernest Timpani, sup-
erintendent of the Washington
Corrections Center, asking that the
educational program at the cen-
ter be brought under the School
Distri2t.
THE BOARD withheld action
until September meeting, at which
they w'llrill make a final decision on
the matter. Quiggie and the board
members who can will meet with
rep',re~.~ tatives of the state iu the
mean time to discuss the question.
B'dsic on fuel oil for the district's
buildings from Acme Fuel Co. and
Olymp'aiB Oil and Wood, both of
Olympia were opened and read.
The bids were held over for study
and action at the September meet-
ing.
The board approved putting Mrs.
Georgia Zatovich on a full time
ba~sisin' the cafeteria, relieving her
of the bus L!lriving duties she has
been performing.
The board approved a request
from Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wright
of the Cloquallum area to have
their two elementm~ school chil-
dren attend the Elma School.
Sixty years ago children were
almost certain to catch whooping
cough and every year thousands of
infants died of it. Only 118 death~
from whooping cough were report-
ed for the U.S. in 1960. Immuniza-
tion has made this difference.
Insurance
The Shelton City Commission
Tuesday awarded the contract for
providing the city with liability
insurance to the Shelton Agent's
Association. The agent's associa-
tion bid, submitted by the Mc-
Comb Business Services, was
$1,705. A lower bid was submitted
by Farmers Insurance Group,
;1686.80.
Mayor Frank Travis Jr. said
]tat the Agent's Association bid
was bein~ accepted, even though
it was sltghtly higher since sev-
arm local agents, who have offices
here and are in business here, will
)articipate in revenue.
The commission approved an
~asement at 12th and Bayview
Streets for a retaining wall which
sets a little way onto city prop-
erty.
POLICE CtllEF Paul Hinton
and City Supervisor Pat Byrne
were asked to look into getting
a cross walk sign at G Street
'~nd Highway ]01 and to look into
other traffic problem areas alon~
the Highway as it passes through
the city.
The commission approVo;d'h con-
tract for 38 new parking meters
with the Rockwell Manufacturing
Co.
,% 8el'lolls
not make
Medicine
own and
Why not do
Open Dally
Saturdays
4th & Railroad
Come In
LATI
NEW
'63 PLYMOUTH SAVOY 4 dr. Sed.
Radio - Heater - Std. Trans. - 6 CyI.
REAL CLEAN!
'63 COMET CUSTOM 2 dr.
Radio - Heater - Automatic - Big Six -
'62 PLYMOUTII Belvedere 2 dr.
Radio - Heater - Automatic - V8
'60 FORD GALAXIE 4 dr. Sed.
Radio - Heater - Automatic - New Tires
'60 DODGE SENECA 4 dr. Seda
Radio - Heater - Std. Trans. - 6 Cyl.
'56 NASH RAMBLER Wagon
New Engine Automatic
'55 CHRYSLER WINDSOR 4 dr.
Radio - Heater - Automatic - Power Steering
• • (: ~ tl,,
The commission also approved
UAI !i¢
the bnprovement of the creek ..,.U,;
which rims throuKh the alley from
Franklin ire Cedar Streets on Fifth '64 STUDEBAKER ½ Ton P]
St. Byrne told the commission he
had a'proposal for the, work, which V8 - Overdrive - 10,000 Miles
will put concrete sides and bottom
in a trouble spot in the creek. The REAL SHARP!
cost will be about $2,000.
Youth '61 hlternational Scout 4x4 Pick-l P
Heater - Hubs - Lew Miieage
'60 FORD Econoline PICK-UP ........
Radio - Heater - 3 Spd. Trans.
A young Shelton man, who led '60 Internatiolml Ton PAN_E
Sgt. V. J. Santamaria of the Shel- 240 Engine - Power Lock - Heater - 3 ~1 '
ton Police Deportment on a three- ,
mile chase last Wednesday night,
was fined $100 and sentenced to '53 DODGE 2 Ton Cab & ChaSS :
30 days in jail in Justice Court
Friday night: Twenty-eight days of 4 Spd. 2 Spd. - 8:25 Tires ,
the jail sentence was suspended.
The youth, Fred D. Pauley, 21, '52 International Ton PICK
had been charged with reckless
driving, failure to heed a red light
and siren, resisting arrest, having
no operator's license and speed- '50 DODGE TON PICK-UP ........... :
ing as the t'esult of trying to out-
run the police car on l~is Honda.
A 16-year-old girl, a passenger
dining the chase, told officers she '48 FORD "V8" TON
had tried to get Pauley to stop,
She was released after giving of-
ficers a statement.
SGT. SANTA.MARIA said he
first observed two Hondas passing
other vehicles on the right at
Highway 101 and Grove St. He
AUTHORIZED DEALER
attempted to pull the vehicles over,
but, Pauley refused to stop. The
cllase led out Park Street to Sev-
enth and onto Raih'oad Ave.,
through two stop signs in the pro-
ccss, the Sergeant said.
The Honda proceeded out the
Shelton Valley Road until Pauley
finally stopped. Sgt. Santamaria
said he needed the assistance of
a passing motorist to get Pauley
into the police car after he had
stopped.
426-3433
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International Trtjoldl
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