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[County- City Record
the docket in
Justice Court be-
Correa during
were :
' S Patrol
.'dRichards, Rt. 3,
t
,; Spading, $13
"it'ehl' Rt. 2, Box
tilure to stop at
",n :forfeit; Theodore
'll,, Box 168, Shelton,
, )rfelt; James R.
e L :arborn, Shelton,
,¢
, bf travel, $13 for-
ii:' e.on, 504
o ', Kelso, negligent
;" P [ett.
--" T011kirls, Rt. 4, Box
:i1,. merton, speed-
;!;I It; Patrick McGuire,
3739A, Issaquah,
(': tartest; Andrew
n , ]3ox 514D, Port
',:e to stay right of
!t,']:°.rfeit; Frank Na-
IIIZ " . Thomas, Olym-
:' tarkey, Box 167
! !0ffl,p eah Bay speed-
II 10": uavid Wolfe, St.
ll- ' Union, no valid
enze, driving while
$tllages suspended,
z, ,2Uspended; John
![l,,: °z'l Hill Ave Ho-
i t "
, . 0 yield right-of-
I°r[eit; Thomas E.
10th Ave. S., Seat-
consuming liquor, $65 forfeit;
Thomas Wingard, 2035 Stevens
St., Shelton, speeding, $17 for-
feit; Carol J. Grogan, 16643 Ehle
St., San Leandro, Calif., disturb-
ing the peace, $25 forfeit.
David L. Grogan, 16643 Ehle
St., San Leandro, Calif., neg!i-
gent driving, $59 forfeit; Joseph
Musta, 1514 Summit Dr., Shelton,
negligent driving, $59 forfeit; Joe
C. Brown Jr., St. Rt. 2, Box 52,
Shelton, allowing unlicensed per-
son to operate motor vehicle,
minor in possession of and con-
suming liquor, $65 forfeit.
Robert T. Dodge, St. Rt. 2,
Box 245, Sheltpn, failure to sig-
nal, minor in pessession of and
consuming liquor, $32.50 fine, $2.50
costs; Terrance L. Buckley, Rt.
3, Box 402, Shelton, negligent
driving, $33 forfeit; Vernon Betts-
worth, 614 Alder, Shelton, drunk
and disorderly, $25 forfeit; Clyde
Crawford, 1503 S. Second, Shel-
ton, drunk in auto, $50 forfeit.
CITY BUIIA)ING PERMITS
Building permits approved by
the city of Sheltnn (luring the
past week were to Joe Bogden,
fence, $200; Alan Moss, add to
residence, $350; Mrs. Hazel Dam-
mann, fence, $425; Elmer Linn,
residence, $14,000; James K. An-
derson, concrete wall and fence,
$500; James H. Daniels, resi-
dence, $19,750; Harry Carlon,
garage, $1,000.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Sept. 11, 10:45 a.m., ambu-
lance call, three miles south on
SHELTON POLICE
Dietz Kadoun reported a bat-
tery taken from a bulldozer.
Bob Wolden reported a license
plate, XAK-249, missing.
Cars driven by Donald W. De-
Pee, Bremerton, and Emil Sy-
kora, Shelton, collided at First
and Cota.
The door to the pawn shop was
found open.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Mrs. Jim Lamb reported two
bottles of liquor taken from their
home.
A. S. Swanson reported a home
entered and a portable television,
a coleman gas stove and a
clock nissing.
Dr. Carson reported a house :::i::::
entered ....
Mrs Malta reported vandalism %:
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to a house.
irs. George Smith reported ..vliiii
tore a sign down and i!!i
someone
tore wiring out of a car.
....,
Jack Pettyjohn reported a cab- !!i:.:
in cruiser with two outboard too- !:
tors missing. ..
G. R. Smith reported a student ::!::
hody card and 20 to 50 rounds ::iili
of .45 caliber ammunition miss- :.:.:
Jim Kelly reported a battery
!iiii
W. J. Patnode rel)orted a boat
and rrmtor missing. It was later
recovered.
John Whaion re,orted he found !ii00i
SU I*EIIOR COURT
Default Divorces !iii
£[,against traffic, $13 Highway 101. Sandra Kelly from Martin ::::
Yalltlp, Speeding, $13 16th, suspected gas fumes to pi- New Cases
22644 lot light on stove. Weldon Barrett against M. S.
:forfeit.StevenSjoh KerDr" Sept. 8, 2:15 p.m. brush and Payne and Matthew Payne, quiet
.., • n r grass fire behind Junior High title.
lHu' Shelton speed- School. Richard Dominequez through
", I: Stephen 'G. Mar-
[]i!lrt; :](;,nii/:ni !l]-' I'lod-..-,------, COUNTY BUILDING PERMITS his guardian ad Ilk, m, Alfred
Dominequez, against Rita An-
, Buihting i)ermits appl'ove(I by (lrews an(l Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Ihe Mason C¢)unty commission at Andrews, personal injury.
,h'L $23 forfeit; Rich- its meetings of "Sept. 5 and 11 Washington Service Co. againsl
il/tl 101, Union, tow- were t(, Walter J. Davies tool- Roller Construction Co., debt.
i[ =?r Without vehicle
litany tartest, shed, $250; Art Jackson, carl)ore
$4(X); (;oral Rogers, rel)lacement
I: je ' of siding, $125; Margucrile Lemke
,e.r. St. Rt. 1. Box garage, $500; H. L. Van Slyke, Marr'ane
,$1V,!ng while license shop, $2,000; Lawrence Lahren,
I[1:1 nne, $50 SUSl)end- residence, $15,000 Virgil L. Snell. =,= l
[lly. Valley, Box 145, outhouse and storage $50: Ted Licenses
Decht(fl(I, x, sidence, $13,000.
1,lie " Speeding, $36 Floyd Bechtold, residence, $13,-
l:e' ,ace, lt. 4, Box
50{I; M. L. Skipworth, remodel-
,:'a al'd, minor in pos-
1Yc', con ins, $300; Charles Mustain, resi-
fir', suming liquor,
2 ' rl). 1039 : i;}] ' dence, $18.000; Jesse Whaley
17' dioi;(iert;...(;oh- ,';,sidcfq:2,60; (h,r,10n" J()h'- l[flTilag fo"t'arriagetieenses:
:son W(tE Cabirr Joseph'"I)razba in ,the ..Mason. ;county auditor's
'+" ........ " ...... '" ..... office:this pat Week were: ' "
"",tllit°rsnn" --. 103 S, . C,|I' _ ('.abln, $400,,.,,. Jnmes.. Guyel|, .... porch !iii
l'-' mmnr. in pos- $200; Dawd Ftzgerald, summer
IIi' consumin, li uo home, $1,500; Donald Olson, sum-
Jim , g q r, cabin, $3,000; B, B and B i!iii
• '3',, ,-;" martens 1411 mer
Investment Co., cabin, $800 R. !ili{
:::::
I]h rofflerlon minor
." 0f
R!lln0. R. Moser, cabin, $3,500; Lyle
lU r,' andKonaldconsumingG. An- Keen Jr., summer cottage, $2,000.
o,arborn, Shelton, l.ohert A. J,)hnston, utility
l, . osSion of and con- room, $300; Lel(oy Vosburgh,
W Il0, cabin, $1,000; R. E. Oestreich,
;}r$50 St.,fin(';PortBUrlor. residence, $20,000; Thomas Richl,
1111 ,u t)ssession of cal)in, $3,000; Marvin Haydon,
i g, liquor, $50 fin,,; workshop and carport, 800;
5906 Highway Jans Greer, residence, $5,000;
lk:",i,.: legligent drivin 3 Arnold Ebhers, vacation cal)in,
I }:' g' $1,0i)0; Waller Berninger, cabin,
., $2,5(]0; Walter Mile, addition to
restaurant, $1,500.
ers, 6528 6th Alan Hutchinson, duplex, $10,-
NW,
Without license, 000; Larry C. Beth, summer cot-
lage, $900; William J. Koeller,
sh)rage house for trailer, $300;
OOIIRT AI Wagner, addition to house
trailer, $250; Rayonier Inc., con-
the docket in crete bulkhead, $2,500; William
before Judge F. G,'aham, shed, $100 and C.
night were D. Morrison, porch, $100.
S Seventh,
third FEItRY RECEIPTS.
fine, $2.50 Receil)ts from the Harstine Is-
jail; James hind Ferry for the week ending
Shelton, Sept. 2 were $305.80 and for the
Otor vehicle week ending Sept. 9 were $:168,
Prudent man- the Mason County Engineer's ,fi-
ef and rice reported.
NOTES
,,oo NElL
PUBLIC SERVICE DRUGS
ng emphasis he- suffer h'om a cril)pling and ,,venlu-
Jot disease proh. all)' falal disease which r,,suhs from
disease, can. fauhy metabolism of copper thai we
ofle, forgel normalh' lake in Ihrongh lhe [t,otls
roua other life- we cal. One drug company imesled
Which occur, yea,'s of research and hundreds of
fraction of the thousands of dollar in developing
and maki.ng available a drug which
Icientists, how. eliminates the copper and permits
tare diseases re. victims to lead useful lives.
re- Every time an outbreak of bolul-
medications ism oecars or even whell some unfor-
as a resuh o[ nmate individual is bitten bv a pot
These drugs sonous snake, a imblic service medi.
e pbarma, cation is counted on to save lives.
service It is the pharmacist, through his
few pco- dedication to human heahh, who as-
sures that an nnfailing supply of
You know thai lhese rarely used medications is al-
this country ways at hand.
Pharmacy
n $ts.426-3327, Emergency Phone 426-2165
9:30 to 7:30, Saturdays 9:30 to 6:00
Tyrone Emersor, 22, Chehalis,
and Marilyn Dean, 21, Centralia.
Ricky Lanning, 19, Topeda,
Kans., and Noralee Hackman,
19, Port Angeles.
George Mitchell, 27, Oakville,
and Maureen O'Shaughnessy, 21,
Lacey.
Michael Mller, 21, Minneal)o-
lis, Minn., and Jeriline Haskins,
21, Minneapolis, Minn.
Not There Now
• The U.S. Navy was a little
slow with the information which
it sent The Journal about Radar-
man 2/C David S. Clark Jr.,
which appeared last week stal-
ing he was serving aboard the
aircrfft carrier USS Yorktown.
His father told the Journal af-
ter publication came out that
his son had left the Yorktown
at)out the first of the year, had
taken combat training, and is now
serving in Vietnam to furnish
comnunications SUl)t)rt to the
Marines there.
Learn to Play
Your Very Best
Come join the happy
crowd who know where
to find the finest in mu-
sical instruments.
Inquire about our rental
dan.
Johnny's
Music Box
05 Cots 426-4302
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Ruth S. Rotter
Succumbs At 62
• R.uth S. Rotter, 62, died in a
Seattle hospital Sunday. A resi-
dent of Shelton for 21 years, she
had worked as office manager
at Northwest Evergreen Co. the
past five years. She was born
June 17, 1905 in Butte, Mont.
Mrs. Rotter was a member of
St. David's Episcopal church and
Laurel Court No. 40, Order ()f
Amaranth.
She is survived by her huslmnd,
Herbert C. Rotter, Shelton; one
daughter, Miss Ruth Ann Rot-
ter, Seattle: and a sister, Mrs.
Pearl Culver, Seattle.
A private family service was
held at 4 p.m. Tuesday in Adams-
Forkner Funeral Home. Seattle.
Cremation followed.
• A BARRA(,UI)A will eat a
grouper and vice versa--depend-
ing on which one is bigger.
Ladies
SUBURBAN
George Play÷er
Dies At Home
• George Edward Playter, 77,
died at his home, 208 North 1st
street, Friday. A resident of Shel-
ton the past 16 yea,'s, he was
born March 27, 1890 in Cedar
Springs, Mich. and moved to
Olympia in 1906 where he liv'd
until he moved here. He was a
member of Progress Grang:, and
had been employed as a shingle
weaver.
He is survived by his wife,
Alma, Shelton; two sons, T. A.
Ph'ater, of Poulbo and R. E.
Playter, of Port Angeles; two
daughters, Mrs. Esther Swanson,
Seattle, and Mrs. Corrine E.
Tempi)any, Walla Walla: 10 gJ?and-
children and 18 great-grandchil-
dren.
The funeral service was held
;d 2 p.m. Tu(,sdav in the Bal-
't.()ne Yuneral H')m(' f<)llowed by
burial in Olyml>i. Rev. Mason
Younglund officiate(l.
Former Resident
Taken By Death Weather New
• A graveside service was held Arrmvals
Monday at 4 p.m. in Shelton High Low Precip.
Memorial Park for Claude L. El- Sel)tember 7 75 43 --
wood, 75. 1Vlr. Elwood died Thurs- September 8 79 46 __ Shelton General Hmpilal
day in Bellevue. He made his September 9 76 55 .41 Mr. and iV[rs. Jack Yeck, Route
home in Kirkland where he was September 10 68 55 .14 2, Box 854, a boy, September 11.
born and had owned and oper- Sel)tember 11 70 53 .71 lYr. and Mrs, Lawrence N.
ated a g,'ocery store from 1921 September 12 68 43 _ Lysen, Hoodsport, a boy, Septem-
to 1953 when he retired. September 13 72 40 _ her 13.
He Opol'aled a passenger boat Readings are for a 24-hour l)er-
between Shelton and Tacoma Sod ending at 8 a.m. as reported LABOR DAY B.BY
from 1915 to 1921, living in Shcl- by the Rayonier, Inc. weather Mr. and Mrs. Byron McCune
ten prior to that time. station. (she is the former Diane Gro-
He is survived by his wife, FIVE-DAY FORECAST shorts) became the parents of a
Violet of Kirkland, and a daugh. Temperatures Thursday thru baby boy on Labor Day. The
ler, Mrs. Clarence A. Smith, of Monday to average more than McCunes now reside in Grand
P, edmond, four degrees above normal high Ledge, Mich.
temperature of 73 and low of 44.
Rainfall to be below normal. SHELTON BABY
• Some biologists have found A baby boy was born to Mr.
that red is the most attractive and Mrs. Leroy Shelton Septem-
color for bass; but fishermen • MANY CHILDREN recover bet 7 in Portland. Paternal grand-
find that t)art-red plugs attract completely from rheumatic fe- parents are Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
them far more successfully than ver with little or no heart dam- t/',l,chn and Mr. and Mrs.
all-red ones. age. William Shelton, all of Shelton.
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