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fj'y Record
PERMITS
approved by
Planner's
B past week were
cabin,
Taylor cabin,
Ozier, cabin,
Todd, cabin,
Day Adventist
; Stanley
$11,000 and
siding, roof and
reported a stereo
reported money
reported windows
reported a
and two cases of
Co. reported
lledell reported
and a window
POrted fire tools
ken and sand put
relrted a wallet
reported wheels
.reported a set of
reported a
reported a
a battery
and the wiring
boots, a fishing
also taken, he
Intons reported "a
a tire on a grader
Ihots.
)tt reported screens
!hel reported a
and a motorbike
It.
reported at the
pool.
reported a car
Rodgers reported a
reported a
taken from his
a chain
reported a boat
found.
stolen at
reported money
boat house at
PERMITS
approved by
during the
to Howard
$528;
Floyd
$840.
COURT
the docket in
before Judge
tday night were
St. Rt. 2,
n, failure to use
tion, failure to
Marlene Auld,
failure to
caution, $20
s; Vern D.
St., failure
caution, $20
L Clark, Rt. 1, Box 135
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trans.
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A, Shelton, failure to use due care
and caution, $22 forfeit; Robert
R. Seymour, St. Rt. 2, Box 227,
Shelton, negligent driving, $66
forfeit; Robert R. Seymour, St.
Rt. 2, Box 227, Shelton,
disorderly conduct, resisting
arrest, $50 forfeit; Glenn T.
Brown, Rt. 2, Box 929, Shelton,
no arterial stop, $22 forfeit.
Benny Smith, Rt. !, Box 117,
Shelton, disorderly conduct,
minor consuming liquor, $25
forfeit; Rey McCallum, Box 1,
Matlock, minor consuming liquor,
$50 forfeit; Paul Saeger, Rt. 3,
Box 301, Shelton, minor
consuming liquor, $22.50 fine,
$2.50 costs.
Monty Fuller, Rt. 3, Box 341,
Shelton, minor consuming liquor,
$50 forfeit; Kendrick Rede, 503
Grandview Ave., failure to use
due care and caution, $20 forfeit.
Donald Zeiger, 707 Poplar Dr.,
Bellingham, minor consuming
liquor, $22.50 fine, $2.50 costs;
Joseph C. Cole, St. Rt. 2, Box 42,
Shelton, escape from custody, 10
days in jail suspended.
SHELTON POLICE
Mrs. Robert Burns reported a
purse lost.
Tom O'Neil reported a water
meter box broken.
Ralph Perez reported a ring
valued at $227 taken.
Otis Crawford reported 10
gallons of gasoline, a pair of
pliers, a flashlight and a pair of
field glasses taken.
Vehicles driven by inez
Dammann and Walt Kingsbury
collided on First St.
George HasBrouck reported
two batteries and nine tail light
lenses taken from cars at the
Shelton Motor Used car lot.
!t. G. Anderson reported a tire
and wheel taken.
Richard Sandberg reported a
Pekingese dog missing.
Mrs. Roger Williams reported
gasoline taken.
A vehicle driven by Ms. Betty
Monroe went over the bank
coming down Capitol Hill.
Art Nicklaus reported chrome
wheels and lug nuts taken.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Aug. 23, 8:!0 p.m. brush fire,
Howard Holt residence, 309 S.
First.
Aug. 24, 1 p.m. fire in pickup
owned by William Sigo, Port
Orchard, on Ogden Loop Road.
Aug. 24, 9:30 p.m. grease fire
in grill at Manley's Care.
Willardson
In Vietnam
Marine Staff Sergeant Clarence
E. Willardson, brother of Mrs. L.
W. Strutz, Shelton, participated in
Operation Pipestone in the
Republic of Vietnam.
The operation took place at Go
Noi Island (Dodge City) and was
conducted by the First Marine
Division,
Weather
High Low Precip.
August 21 73 55 .01
August 22 77 43 -
August 23 78 43 _
August 24 85 56 _.
August 25 75 43 .05
August 26 73 45 _
August 27 70 46 .08
Readings are for a 24-hour
period ending at 8 a.m. as
reported by 1TT Rayonier Inc.
weather station.
FIVE-DAY FORECAST
Temperatures Thursday
through Monday will average
about two degrees below normal.
There is a chance of showers
Sunday.
Marriage
Licenses
Those applying for marriage
licenses in Mason County this past
week were:
Keith Tibbits, 19, Shelton, and
Linda Schimschat, 18, Shelton.
ttoward Kirby, legal, Port
Angeles, and Edith Kirby, legal,
Port Angeles.
John Koch, 19, Auburn, and
Kathy Standley, 19, Auburn.
Clarence O. Johnson, 66,
Bremerton, and Ruby Johnson,
55, Bremerton.
Leonard Jackson, 23,
Bremerton, and Marilyn Pauley,
19, Bremerton.
New
Arrivals
MASON GENERAL HOSPITAL
Mr. and Mrs. James Thurman,
Box 175, lloodsport, a girl, Aug.
21.
Mr. and Mrs. Monte Haag, 321
D. St., Shelton, a girl, Aug. 22.
Mr. and Mrs. Randall C.
Stanley, 12211A Franklin,
Shelton, a girl, Aug. 22.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Mellema, Rt. !, Box 706, Yelm, a
girl, Aug. 24.
Mr. and Mrs. David Eichhorn,
Rex Mobile Manor. Shelton, a
boy, Aug. 24.
Mr.:and Mrs. Terry Avery,
1736 t]olman St., Shelton, a boy,
Aug. 24.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald B. Welch,
810 Mason Lake Dr., Grapeview,
a girl, Aug. 26.
Mr. and Mrs. William Tiller,
1928 Stevens, Shelton, a girl,
Aug. 26.
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CORNING "J"
,,r WARE
TRIO SET
SPECIAl. OFFER $9.99*
Save $7.86 over open stock prices.
A 3-piece set that insures just the right one for any
meal planned - large or small.
Freeze... cook.., serve.., all in the same dish.
Evergreon
Phone 426-3456 - Evergreen Square
Tides
FRIDAY, AUGUST 29
Low ....... 0:53 a.m. 3.5 ft.
High ....... 6:41 a.m. 11.0 ft.
Low ...... 12:53 p.m. 1.2 ft.
High ....... 7:23 p.m. 12.4 ft.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 30
Low ....... 1:35 a.m. 2.5 ft.
High ....... 7:41 a.m. 10.7 ft.
Low ....... 1:35 p.m. 2.6 ft.
Itigh ....... 7:53 p.m. 12.1 ft.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 31
Low ....... 2:23 a.m. 1.8 ft.
High ....... 8:41 a.m. 10.3 ft.
Low ........ 2:17 p.m. 4.1 ft
Frank Chapman
Succumbs At 81
Frank G. Chapman died Friday
in the Mason General Hospital at
the age of 81. He was born on
November 8, 1887 in Wilbur,
Ore., and has resided in Mason
County for the past 57 years.
Mr. Chapman was formerly
employed as a traffic manager for
the Harvard Plywood Co. and
spent 30 years working for the
McCleary Timber Co.
He was a member of the Elma
Masonic Lodge for 50 years, a
member of the Order of the
Eastern Star, the Afifi Temple in
Tacoma and the Hoquiam Elks
High ....... 8:29 p.m. 11.6 ft.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1
Low ....... 3:11 a.m. 1.4 ft.
iligh ....... 9:53a.m. 10.0 ft.
Low ....... 3:05 p.m. 5.5 ft.
High ....... 8:59 p.m. 11.1 ft.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2
Low ....... 3:59 a.m. 1.2 ft.
ltigh ...... 1 1:05 a.m. .7 ft.
Low ....... 3:59 p.m. 6.8 ft.
High ....... 9:35 p.m. 10.5 ft.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3
Low ....... 4:53 a.m. 1.3 ft.
High ...... 12:35 p.m. €.8 ft.
Low ....... 5:11 p.m. 7.7 ft.
ttigh ...... 10:17 p.m. 9.9 ft.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4
Low ....... 5:53 a.m. 1.4 ft.
tligh ....... 2:05 p.m. 10.1 ft.
Low ....... 6:47 p.m. 8.2 ft.
ltigh ...... 11:11 p.m. q.4 ft.
Club.
lie is survived by one son,
Kenneth, of Shelton; one brother,
Floyd Chapman, of Tacoma; one
sister, Mrs. Ruth Sands, of Wilbur;
three grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday at 11 a.m. in the
Batstone Funeral Home with
Pastor Carl Carlsen officiating.
lntombment followed in the
Tacoma Mausoleum.
Donations may be given to the
Diabetic Foundation or a favorite
charity.
BY 1975 there will be 11.5
million openings for journeymen
in the skilled trades because of
national growth, normal attrition
and replacement.
ladies wear
Nell Vance
Taken By Death
Neff N. Vance, 79, Route 1,
Box 16, Lilliwaup, died Monday,
in Mason General hosoital.
He was born March 10, 1890 in
Tennessee.
He was a retired carpenter and
a member of the Methodist
Church, Carpenter's Union Local
No. 470 of Tacoma and the
Goodfellow Club. This area had
been his home for 20 years.
Survivors include his wife,
Daisy of the home; two stepsons,
Arthur and John Burg, both of
Tacoma; two stepdaughters, Mrs,
Phyllis Shearer, Seattle and Mrs.
Marion Johnston, Lilliwaup; one
brother, Cecil Rose, Shasta, Calif.
and two sisters, Mrs. Lois Buell,
Crescent, Calif. and Mrs. Irene
Buell, Auburn, Calif.
Services will be held at the
Batstone Funeral Home Friday at
1 p.m. with the Rev. Glen
Wakefield officiating. Burial will
be in Shelton Memorial Park.
To College
James S. Hoyle, a graduate of
Garrett Heyns High School, is one
of 48 new freshmen admitted to
the two-year associate degree
course in data processing at
Highline Community College.
Hearing Set On State
Juvenile Probation Funds
The final step toward
implementation of the state's
juvenile probation subsidy
program, authorized by the last
legislature, will be taken at a
public hearing in Olympia Sept.
12, according to William R.
Conte, M. D., Director of the
State Department of Institutions.
The probation subsidy act
permits the Department of
Institutions to reimburse counties
for not committing delinquent
children to state juvenile
institutions. The state grant funds
must be used for improved
probation and counseling services
at the local level, Dr. Conte said,
adding that nearly all Washington
counties are already planning to
participate.
The public hearing, to be held
in the General Administration
Building at 10 a.m., will result in
the final adoption, amendment or
repeal by the Department of
Institutions of rules concerning
administration and distribution of
probation funds to counties,
application forms, reimbursement
procedures, limitation on use of
funds and establishment of
standards and inspection
procedures.
Interested persons unable to
attend the meeting may submit
data, views or arguments to the
Department of Institutions in
writing at any time before Sept.
11, Dr. Conte said.
Smokeyg friends
dora play with matches.
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O.E.S.
CHUCK WAGOH DIHHER
Friday, Sept. 19 - 4 to 8 p.m.
Masonic Temple, Shelton
Live Music ' Tickets $2
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Quantities Limited. Items subject to prior sale.
SUMMER & BRA DRESSES
Misses, Jr. and Half-size in assorted styles.
ONE HALF PRICE
LADLES SPORTSWEAR
Final summer clearance of shorts, jackets,
culottes, skirts, blouses etc.
ONE HALF PRICE
BERMUDA SHORTS
Ladies, in White, NLa ar'LRed. Regularly $6.
ow$3.66
EXTRA-LONG SWEAT SHIRTS
Ladies, in many assorted colors. Sizes: Small,
medium and large. NOW 2/$5
LADIES JEWELRY
One group includes: Pins,
earrings, ropes bracelets.
Was',, pr,ce ....... NOW 1/2 AGAIN
LADIES VINYL RAIN COATS
One Group,
Regularly $5 ............. NOW $1.99
One,rout, $4
Regularly $9 and $10 ...... NOW .88
LADIES RAIN PARKAS
One group, available in 2 colors. Regularly
$16.
NOW $7.88
FALL & WINTER SWEATERS
One group of ladies fall & winter sweaters.
Some brand names. Includes: cardigans,
pullovers in mock and turtle neck and shells.
Regularly from $10.
o $5.88 & up
housewares
QUALITY SHEET CLEAN-UP
Twin and double size bleached Muslin
irregulars.
Now 99ea.
SOLIDS, STRIPES, PRINT
& BLEACHED PERCALE
0
Odds and ends clear up,
Twin, Regularly $3.99 ..... NOW $1.99
Double. Regularly *4.99 ... NOW $2.99
Queen, Regularly $7.99 .... NOW $3.99
,ng. Regu,ar,y $9.9g ..... ,OW $5.99
Cases. Rego,or,y $.9 • OW $1.69 pr.
housewares
ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR
2 Only, 35-cup.
Regularly $24.95 ...... NOW $14.99
men and boys
BOYS LIGHT JACKETS
,o. $3
Reg to,lO ..... Now .99 EACH
TRAY TABLES
One only set of king size trays.
Regularly $17.95 ...... NOW
$10.99
LAZY SUSAN
1 Only with chipped base. $1
Reg. $5 ................. NOW ,99
SKIRT & PANT HANGERS
4 only
Regularly $1 ............. NOW
59
MULTIPLE SKIRT HANGERS
4 only.
Reg. $1.29 .............. NOW
89'
PADDED HANGERS
6 only
Reg. $1.29 .............. NOW O €
tt
t
THROW RUGS
27x48. 2 only. $1 99
Reg. $4.98 .............. NOW .
DOUBLE BOILER
1 Only with Teflon $
Coating (f,0w) ........... NOW 1.99
TEFLON COATED PAN
AvocadOReg. $12.95c°'°red" 1 only. ............. NOW $8.99
BOYS WOOL & NYLON SHIRT
Washable. $299
Regularly $4 ............. NOW .
BOYS SPORT SHIRT $3 Va,ueNow 2/$3
MEN'S $1.99 TABLE
Sport Shirts,
Regularly to $6 .......... NOW $1.99
Dress Shirts,
Regularly to $6 .......... NOW $1.99
Nite Shirts,
Regularly to $5 .......... NOW $1.99
Walking Shorts, $1
Regu,or,y to$ .......... NOW .99
children
CHILDRENS 99 = SPECIALS
8 only 99 €
Girls Blouses ............... NOW
23 only
Girls Slips ................. NOW ^^YY<
Boys Cotton Sweaters.
Sizes 2-4. Regularly $2.29 NOW /'t/y,¢
Boys Short pants.
Sizes 2-4 .................. NOW
Girls Petal Scarves ........... NOW
Felt PJ Bags.
Reg. $1.49 ................ NOW
99'
99'
99'
GIRLS FINAL CLEARANCE
Includes Spring and Summer skirts, pant
dresses, Shifts and other items.
1/2 ORIGINAL PRICE
WOVEN REED TRAYS
10 only.
Reg. 90c ........ NOW
49 < EACH
LID COVERS
2 only.
Regularly $1.98 . • NOW
99 EACH
WASH CLOTH
24 only.
Regularly 49c .... NOW
29 € EACH
BEACH TOWEL CLEARANCE
Regularly $5
and $3.50. NOW $2.99 and $2.19
ladles lingerie
LADLES LINGERIE
1 table includes slips, 1/2
ik slips and gowns .... NOW PRICE
SUMMER HANDBAGS
Entire stock of ladies summer handbags.
1/2 ORIGINAL PRICE
LADLES DORM SHIRT
In sizes: petite, small, medium $399
and large. Reg. $8 ......... NOW .
LADLES SLIPPERS
One group casual leather and
patent slippers. Regularly
$5 to $6 values
NOW $3,35
"/:or Value It's0000 3rd & Railroad"
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