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Justice Court
on the docket in
Justice Court
Correa during
: W~re:
State Patrol
St. Rt. 4,
no valid
on person, $15
,ended; Grady
Shelton, no
orcement, $15
Jr., Carlon
:on, defective
forfeit; Wanda
W. Park Pasco,
stop sign, $15
y, 1947
Diego, Calif.,
$15 forfeit;
~od, 801 N. Fifth,
lying while
fine, five days
license revoked
Michaelson, 218
driving while
five days
-~nded, license
days; Daniel
1, Box 59A,
to stay right of
115 forfeit; James
.Box 96, Gorst,
.intoxicated, $125
jail, suspended,
30 days; Merl
5 IA, Belfair,
Harold
onroe, Tacoma,
$15 forfeit;
Rt. 7, Box
no valid license
forfeit ; Leon
404, Belfair,
fine, $10
Sutton, 918
failure to
center line, $15
Trapp, 8809
speeding, $15
Weakly, 19308
failure
center line, $15
Paul Witkins,
speeding, $15
ended ; John
Norton Ave.,
failure to
center line, $15
104 E.
no motor
It on person,
SUspended ;
n, Rt. 2, Box
to signal,
Gillespie,
0, Olympia,
$15 fine,
Griffin,
$15 forfeit;
8414 34th Ave.
to signal left
Luckey,
y, Rt.
anger, no valid
.driving while
30 days in
ded 60 days;
13 NW 12th,
too
Nysen,
Tacoma,
driver to
Vehicle, $30
P.O.
failure to
line, $15
8 42nd
failure
$25 forfeit;
Box 114,
$15 forfeit;
1, Box 35
motor cycle
keep right
James
86, Shelton,
I&TIONAL
EYBOARD
RTS
SSOCIATES
fluently
includes
music
the
Study
8helton
FOr Fell
no motorcycle endorcement on
person, $15 forfeit ; Randy
Wiltman, 116 Burns, Shelton, no
motorcycle endorcement, no
vehicle license, defective
equipment, $45 forfeit George
Budsey, 918 N. 89th, Seattle,
expired vehicle license, violation
of license restrictions, $30 forfeit;
Joyce Bumpass, 1118 Cosean,
Bremerton, improper passing, $15
forfeit; James Einarsson, St. Rt.
2, Box 37, Shelton, speeding, $15
forfeit; Elmer Fields, Box 345,
Harper, speeding, $15 forfeit;
Bruce Gallagher, 1129 Railroad,
Shelton, illegal possession of
intoxicants, $50 forfeit; Richard
L. Giles, 219 Satsop, Shelton,
speeding, $20 forfeit: Richard L.
Giles Sr., P.O. Box 31, Union,
speeding, $1 4 forfeit Bruce
Larson, 321 University, Shelton,
failure to keep right of center
fine, $15: forfeit : Edward Mattson,
St. Rt. 2, Box 234, Shelton, no
valid operator's license on person,
$1 5 forfeit; Robert Pheasant,
6832 35th NW, Seattle, failure to
keep right of center line, $15
forfeit;Janet Porter, 200 W. 10th,
Aberdeen, speeding, improper
passing, $30 forfeit; Kenneth
Richards, 922 Callahan Dr.,
Bremerton, speeding, $15 forfeit;
David Striplin, St. Rt. 2, Box 195,
Shelton, no valid operator's
license on person, $15 forfeit,
Albert Studer, Rt. 2, Box 638,
Shelton, speeding, $15 forfeit;
Peter Vonk, Rt. l, Sioux Center,
Iowa, speeding, $15 forfeit;
Darrell Williams, Rt. 2, Box 218,
Shelton, speeding, $15 forfeit.
Sheriff's Office
Gary Reeves, St. Rt. 2, Box
27A, Shelton, speeding, $25
forfeit; David Brown, Rt. 1, Box
121, Union, speeding, $15 fine.
Municipal Department
Patrick Auseth, 601 Bellevue,
Shelton, minor consuming liquor,
$100 fine, $50 suspended; Leo
Henry, 6421/2 Dearborn, Shelton,
drunk in public, $25 forfeit;
Monty Fuller, Rt. 3, Box 341,
Shelton, minor consuming liquor,
$50 forfeit; Thomas Oien, Rt. 1,
Box 2 l 9, Shelton, faulty
equipment, $15 forfeit, Gregory
Bina, Shelton, minor consuming
liquor, $50 fine; Lowry Ferris,
Rt. 3, Box 357A, Shelton,
speeding, $15 fine, Brian
Barnaby, Rt. 2, Box 526, Shelton,
speeding, $35 forfeit; Willie
Cuzick, 640 Cascade, speeding,
$20 forfeit.
Shelton Police Department
Jack Osborne reported a lawn
chair, lounge and other items
taken from his residence.
Shirley Musta reported a
bicycle missing.
A vehicle driven by John
Wells Jr. backed into a vehicle
owned by Gary Gillerman.
Pat Auseth reported rocks
thrown through a window.
Otis Smith reported his son
found a bicycle which had
apparently been abandoned.
Vehicles driven by Michael
LaRose and Eugene Stevens were
involved in a collision.
Mrs. Mary Rosie reported a
poodle dog missing.
Cliff Strandwold reported a
car tampered with.
Mrs. A. H. Goodwin reported
two towels and a shirt taken from
a clothes line.
Beatrice Heath reported
vandalism to a vacant house.
G. C. Strandwold reported
wires on a car cut.
Sheriff's Office
I. J. Smith reported
vandalism.
Max Dalton reported a trailer
taken.
A house belonging to F. A.
Travis on Harstine Island was
reported broken into.
John Dunlop reported a
trailer house broken into.
Walt Collins reported he
found a row boat.
Dr. Korbell reported a
summer home broken into.
Anthony Anderson reported
windows broken.
Lloyd Burchfiel reported
items taken from a house.
Case Byrd reported vandalism
to a car.
Mr. Vian reported a house
entered and food missing.
Mrs. Ricks reported a boat
found.
Helen Clemens reported three
sleeping bags and three pillows
taken from a trailer.
Jessie Anderson reported a
battery taken.
Helen Morrow reported
vandalism to mail boxes and
newspaper boxes. It was
discovered that there had been 33
instances of vandalism to boxes
on the Dayton-Airport, Matlock,
Johns Prairie and Shelton Springs
Roads.
Henry Kaymchury reported a
power saw taken.
The county shop crew
reported they found a tire.
Lloyd Burrows reported a
trailer house broken into.
Ellen O'Brady reported a
wallet lost at the Fair Grounds.
Mrs. Fred Fontinella reported
car l~rts taken.
The Grapeview Store reported
a break-in.
Alergon Wilson reported a
wallet lost.
Tex Whitchurch reported
items taken from a boat.
L. L. Thompson reported a
summer cabin broken into.
Superior Court
Divorces
A divorce decree was signed
for Kathe Stoudt from Charles
Stoudt.
New Cases
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Latham
against Mr. and Mrs. Rand
Peterson, breach of contract.
Glen Cove Marina against A.
S. Miller Jr., abstract of
judgement.
Donn Marsh Realty against
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robertson,
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sheppey,
Passport Inc. and Buck Lake
Investors, collection on note.
Paul Bigley against Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Donaldson, unlawful
detainer.
City Building Permits
Building permits approved by
the city of Shelton during the past
week were to Martin Felix, green
house, $3,600.
Fire Department
Aug. 19, 5:55 p.m., Carl
Edwards, 2320 Laurel, grass fire.
Aug. 20, 1 : 15 a.m., brush fire,
Summit Dr. and Ellinor St.
High Low Precip.
Aug. 20 82 54
Aug. 21 75 53
Aug. 22 81 49
Aug. 23 89 55
Aug. 24 75 48
Aug. 25 67 56
Aug. 26 68 46
The extended outlook for Friday
through Sunday indicates that
mornings and evenings will be
cloudy with sunny weather
predominating during the day.
Highs will be in the 60's and the
lows from 45 to 55 degrees.
Chester D. Nuxoll
Dies In Home
Chester D. Nuxo]l, 542 S. 6th,
Montesano, died Tuesday in his
home.
He was born Feb. 15, 1909 in
Cottonwood, Idaho, and has lived
in Grays Harbor for the past 25
years. He was employed for many
years by the Simpson Timber Co.
in Grisdale, and retired in 1949
after an industrial accident. He was
a member of the Catholic Church.
He is survived by-his wife
Elizabeth of Montesano; two
sons, Michael of Montesano and
Jerry of Satsop a daughter, Mrs.
Peggy Lovgren of Shelton 14
grandchildren; four brothers, Leo
and Bernard Tierney of
California, Frank Nuxoll of
Montesano and Henry Nuxoll of
Spokane; a sister. Mrs. Elizabeth
Seubert, Cottonwood; and
numerous nieces and nephews.
Rosary will be recited at 7:30
p.m. tonight in St. John's
Catholic Church in Montesano,
where a Funeral Mass will be said
at 9 a.m. on Friday, with
interment following in the
Catholic Cemetery at Elma.
Arrangements are under the
direction of Whiteside Chapel in
Montesano.
Smokey Says:
Men's, Women's and Children's
Sandals and many casual canvas
shoes . . . Plus many others
to choose from now at . . .
"The Family Shoe Store"
107 S. 4th I ........................... Over 2,200 Members | Shelton
rrivals
Mason General Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. George E.
Mathews, Bell's Trailer Court No.
4, a girl, August 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy R.
Schroeder, Rt. 3 Box 485D, a girl,
August 22.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R.
Heassler, 812 N. 5th, a girl,
August 23.
Mrs. Linda Jean Tinker, 340
E. Pine St., a girl, August 25.
It's a girl
for Mr. and Mrs. Stetson
Palmer, now residing in Virginia.
She was born August 24. Stetson
Palmer is a 1964 graduate of Mary
M. Knight School and Mrs. Palmer
was formerly of Olympia. Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Palmer of Matlock
are the paternal grandparents.
Marriage
Licenses
Applying for marriage licenses
in the Mason County auditor's
office this week were:
John Aaro, 19 Lilliwaup, and
Wanda Wallin, 19, Lilliwaup.
Richard Anderson, 21,
Shelton, and Rebecca Jackson,
21, Shelton.
Stephen Nelson, 22, Shelton,
and Mariele Kinnear, 22,
Olympia.
Cedric Brown, 25, Tacoma,
and Linda Burg, 25, Tacoma.
Ronald Howe, 19, Shelton,
and Katherine Dickinson, 19,
Shelton.
Clifford Bullis, 50, Poulsbo,
and Lola Shomin, 50, Poulsbo.
Dance Is Set
For Saturday
ran
lace
By MARY VALLEY
SKOKOMISH-The
Skokomish Grange display at the
Mason County Fair this past
weekend placed first in the
competition. This entitles them to
the privilege of representing
Mason County at the Puyallup
Fair in September and competing
with the other counties. The
members who worked on the
committee wish to sincerely thank
the residents of the community
who so generously contributed
from their gardens and orchards
to make this possible.
Skokomish Grange will meet
this Friday evening, starting with
a "Pot Luck" dinner at 6:30 p.m.
Harold Hunter" and grandsons
Billy and Paul Taylor of Oyster
Bay and Greg Hunter made a trek
to Flapjack Lake and the Mt.
Gladys divide Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Marshall
and daughters of Olympia and
Mrs. Rick Marshall of Shelton
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Richert
enjoyed a vacation trip east of the
mountains last week. Stopping at
Mesa where they visited Mr. and
Mrs. Elmo Flansburgh who are
former valley residents, going on
to Idaho for a visit with Rev. and
Mrs. John Handley, a former
pastor of the Skokomish
Community Church. On their
return, the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Stan Johnson, Toppenish, was
their final stop.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hulbert
of Shelton entertained with a
"cookout" for Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ferris
and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hulbert.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Neff spent
the weekend at Neah Bay where
they caught their limit of salmon.
Republican for
VOTE FOR
"If you want a
change elect
Bill Werberger"
(Pd. Pol. Adv. by Bill Werberger)
30" Automatic Range
Big, lighted oven has removable
picture-window door
• Automatic Oven
Timer, Clock, Minute
Timer.
• Appliance outlet.
• Hi-style backsplash.
• Infinite heat controls.
There will be a dance, Aug. 29
at the Shelton Pool Nuotare.
Playing will be the "Sun
Company". Music will start at 9
p.m. and will conclude at
midnight.
This dance is primarily for the
low-income young people but the
general public of 13 and over is
welcome to come.
Admission to the dance is free
but donations will be taken at the
door as payment to the band.
The dance is sponsored by the
Multi-Service Center.
MODEL J331L
Regularly
$229.95
Free Delivery • Open Every Fdday 'til 9 p.m.
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N. 426-3
During Shelton Motors
'b
SAVE $800
1970 Pontiac Catalina 4-Dr.
V-8, Auto., Power steering & Brakes, Radio, Tinted
Windshield, White Walls, Wheel Covers.
Reg. List Price $4098.22
NOW
SAVE $901
1970 Pontiac Catalina Station Wagon
V-8, Auto., Power steering & Brakes, Luggage Carrier.
White Walls, Wheel Covers.
Reg. List Price $4763.26
NOW II
USED CARS
WAS
'65 PLYMOUTH
V-8, Auto., 4-Dr .................. $795
NOW
WAS
'66 RAMBLER WAGON
American, 6-cyl., Auto ............ 1-Owner
NOW
'63 CHEVY II 4-Dr .............. $495
'65 CHEV IMPALA
4-Dr., V-8, Auto, P.S., P.B ......... $1095
'66 G.T.0. CONVERT.
V-8, Auto., P.S ................. $1495
'63 FALCON WAGON
6-cyl ................
.. $695
'65 RAMBLER CLASSIC
4.Dr., 6-cyl., Auto ................. $895
'63 CADILLAC 4-Dr ............. $,085
'64 BUICK WAGON
9-Pass., V-8, Auto., P.S ........... $1095
'68 TOYOTA 4-Dr. ............ $ 495
'62 CHEV IMPALA
2-Dr. H.T., V-8, Auto .............. $695
WAS NOW WAS
NOW
'61 INT. 3/4 TON ............. $495
'62 INT. P.U. 4-Speed ............. $695
'51 JEEP WAGON 4 Wheel, Was $595 NOW s475
-for a demonstration, call or see-
/
George HasBrouck, Eves. 426-6577 Bud Nye, Evenings 426-4532
Used Car Sales, Phone 426-2264
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