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a complete
outfit taken
at his residence.
reported
bicycle.
reported someone
articles from a
to Mike
and returned
ieh reported horses
ee reported a
broken.
reported three
a residence.
Wilson reported
missing.
reported a bicycle
reported he had
on the docket
Glenn Correa in
lty Justice Court
were:
State Patrol
Rt. 7, Box
no operator's
Son, defective
Douglas
329, Shelton,
3rfeit; Jack
Box 189,
passing, $15
Adams, 28 !
Dr., Shelton,
$65 forfeit;
1, 2405 S. 204th,
to yield right of
P. O. Box 74,
i t°3 keep right of
forfeit; David
1, Box 314,
in public, $35
371 Ely.
speeding,
K. Moore,
Salem, Ore.,
$15 forfeit;
n, 1500 Simpson
passing,
in, Ft.
$15 forfeit;
10821 Beacon
speeding, $15
transient,
days solitary
Y Barnard, 8147
speeding, $15
St° Rt.
e lfair, illegal
intoxicants by
1121 Thomas,
$10 forfeit;
Rt. 1, Box
eding, $10
i 000
:r, speeding,
1128
oft Orchard,
$10 forfeit;
E. 30th,
?Per passing at
rfeit;
SE 31st,
forfeit; Roger
t., Bremerton,
at intersection,
Wilson, 3001
Speeding, $ I 0
Rt. 5, Box
to keep
$15 forfeit;
O. Box 172,
SPeeding, $15
CUshman No.
foot brakes,
lights, $15
Wards, 22373
OOdland Hills,
$15 forfeit;
8, Box 302,
Stop for stop
COUNTY BUILDING
PERMITS
Building permits approved by
the Mason County Planner's
Office during the past week were
to George Howard, carport, $700;
Henry Blake, addition and
remodeling, $2,000; C, F.
Peistrup, summer home, $15,000;
Ray Patrick, recreation cabin,
$8,100; Walter Allison, carport,
$500; Paul Jensen, cabin, $3,000;
Charles Dunlap, cabin, $5,000;
Edwin S. Bell, vacation cabin,
$4,500; M and A Development
Co., A-frame home, $1,500;
Charles Sutherland, cabin,
$1,600; Mrs. A. Weaver, cabin,
$1,450; Elmer Emmons, porch
and storage, $ 1,200; Max Schmidt
Jr., barn, $2,000; C. Frank Tyler,
summer home, $6,000; W. F.
Eldridge, recreation cabin,
$5,000.
SHELTON POLICE COURT
Appearing on the docket in
Shelton Police Court before Judge
Rolla Halbert Monday night were:
Steve James, Rt. I, Box 325A,
Shelton, faulty equipment, no
operator's license on person, $17
forfeit; Barb Frahman, 1515
Railroad Ave., Shelton, speeding,
no operator's license on person,
$17.50 fine, $2.50 costs;
Michael Knox, P. O. Box 59,
Union failure to use due care and
caution, $19.50 fine, $2.50 costs;
Michael Knox, P. O. Box 59,
Union, petit larceny, $25 fine,
$2.50 costs; Ronald Giles, 521
Dearborn, Shelton, petit larceny,
$97.50 fine, $2.50 costs; Molly
Clark, 1514 Union St., Shelton,
negligent driving, $66 forfeit;
Jack Wilke, 340 E. Pine, Shelton,
drunk in public, $25 forfeit;
Charles Holman, Rt. 3, Box
192, Shelton, drunk in public,
$25 forfeit; Robert Lund, P. O.
Box 3 12, Shelton, drunk in
public, $25 forfeit; David
Armstrong, 2110 Monrbe St.,
Shelton, disorderly conduct,
$7.50 fine, $2.50 costs; Charles
Parker, 527 Bellevue, Shelton,
disorderly conduct, $7.50 fine,
$2.50 costs;
Donald Deemer, St. Rt. 1, Box
98D, Sheiton, speeding, $12.50
fine, $2.50 costs; Thomas
Doherty, St. Rt. I, Box 142A,
Shelton, failure to use due care
and caution, $12.50 fine, $2.50
costs; Marvin Roush, 511, Grant,
Shelton, minor consuming liquor,
$47.50 fine, $2.50 costs;
Timothy Barnett, St. Rt. 1,
Box 139A, Shelton, furnishing
liquor to minors, $50 fine, $2.50
costs; Vonda Airhart, 213 Grove
St., Shelton, minor consuming
liquor, $25 fine, suspended, $2.50
costs.
Sheriff's Office
Lewis Churchill, 1929 Pioneer
Way, Shelton, driving while
intoxicated, $95 fine, license
revoked 30 days, five days in jail,
suspended; Michael Nick, P° O.
Box 92, Belfair, speeding, $50
forfeit; Jerry Costocas, 3631 57th
PI. SW, Seattle, failure to wear
helmet, expired vehicle license,
$25 forfeit; Forrest Eisen, 3734
Laurel PI., Bremerton, speeding,
$40 forfeit;
Walter Glaslock, 2703 Kent,
Bremerton, no valid operator's
license on person, $15 forfeit;
Richard Hankinson, Rt. 2, Box
218, Belfair, speeding, $40
forfeit; William Eagon, USS
Canopus, Bremerton, drunk in
public, $25 fine; William Yager,
USS Canopus, Bremerton, minor
consuming intoxicants, $25 fine,
suspended; Lester Carlson, Box
43, Lakebay, shoplifting, $100
forfeit.
Department of
Natural Resources
John Davis, St. Rt. 3, Box 15,
Belfair, setting fire and failure to
extinguish, $25 forfeit; Mike
Venglar, Box 68, Belfair, setting
fire and failure to extinguish, $25
forfeit; Patrick Venglar, Box 68,
Belfair, setting fire and failure to
extinguish.
Utilities and Transportation
Commission
Jerry Carlson, Rt. 3, Box 2,
Elma, no permit authority, $100
fine, $50 suspended.
SHELTON POLICE
Vehicles driven by Ronald
Gunter and Gloria Mays collided
at First and Turner.
Peggy Adams reported her
vehicle damaged by another
whose driver did not stop. Her
vehicle was parked at the time.
Larry Wilson reported rocks
thrown at a vehicle.
About 500 gallons of oil were
released from a truck owned by
Jack Wright on East Ellinor St.
Lance Willhite reported a
motor bike taken.
SUPERIOR COURT
Default Divorces
Default divorce decrees were
granted to:
Setsuko Vinzant from John
Vinzant.
Noel Deemer from Janice
Deemer.
Penny Wilder from Eric Wilder.
Roberta Valley from Gordon
Valley.
New Cases
Denver Schmidtke and Mary
Dickerson, marriage waiver.
Evans Signs Inc., against
William Iverson, doing business as
Mickey's Dress Shop, debt.
David Johnston and Carol
Downer, marriage waiver.
Hal Williams against H. O.
Pixley, quiet title.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Sept. 9, 4:30 p.m., brush fire,
field behind Mt. View School.
Sept. 10, 12:30 p.m. grass fire,
Hellman's Grocery, 825 Franklin.
Sept. 12, 5:45 a.m. Simpson
Insulating Board Plant drier.
Sept. 13, 2:30 p.m. brush fire,
South First St.
Sept. 15, 1:45 l.m. brush fire,
Oak and Magnolia.
Sept. 15, 7:39 p.m., chimney
fire, G. R. Densely residence,
1821 Adams.
CITY BUILDING PERMITS
Building permits approved by
the city of Shelton during the
past week were to Lumberman's
Vacation Homes, cabin to be used
as office, $6,240.
She walks in beauty like the
night
Of cloudless climes and starry
skies;
And all that's best of dark and
bright
Meet in her aspect and her
eyes;
Thus mellowed to that tender
light
Which heaven to gaudy day
denies. -Byron
LOWREY
Organs & Pianos
Rent or Buy on
Easy Terms
Johnny's
Music Box
Open 'tll 8:$0 p.m.
Wed. & Thurs.
2O6 Cots
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Former Canal
Resident Dies
Frank R. Wolfram, a long time
Lilliwaup resident, died Monday
in a Nelson, British Columbia, rest
home at the age of 76. lie was
born March 7, 1893 in Portland,
Ore.
He was a retired Standard Oil
employee, and had also been a
professional baseball player, lie
came to Lilliwaup in 1948 and
lived there until moving to
Canada two years ago.
He is survived by one nephew,
Carl Wolfram of Grand Forks,
B.C.
The funeral service will be held
Friday at 3 p.m. in the Lewis
Chapel in Bremerton. Burial will
be in Forest Lawn Mausoleum.
W. H. Pulsifer
Dies In Ketchikan
William Henry Pulsifer, 40,
died Monday in Ketchikan,
Alaska. He was a resident of
Shelton and Mason County for a
number of years and at the time
of his death was employed as a
logger near Ketchikan.
He was born Nov. 26, 1928 in
Shelton and is survived by his
mother, Mrs. Bertha Visser,
Shelton; a brother, Robert
Pulsifer, Aloha; a sister, Mrs.
Leslie (Marie) McGee, Hoodsport;
and numerous nieces and
nephews.
The funeral service will be held
Saturday at ! p.m. in the
Batstone Funeral Home.
Interment will be in Shelton
Memorial Park.
Never give advice in a crowd.
..... Arab Proverb
H. P. Grindrod
Henry P. Grindrod
Harry Clark
Taken By Death
Harry Clark, one of the
founders of the Mason County
Forest Festival, died at his home
in Tacoma Sept. 14.
He came to Shelton in the
spring of 1947 as assistant District
Fire Warden.
He made his home in Shelton
until about 10 years ago.
Funeral services were held in
Tacoma this week.
Men often make up in wrath
what they want in reason.
-W. R. Alger
Succumbs at 82
ltenry Penn Grindrod, 82, died
Saturday in an Olympia hospital
after several weeks of illness.
Mr. Grindrod was born in
Olympia Dec. 15, 1886, but spent
his boyhood at Cape Horn and his
early years boating on Oyster
Bay, carrying passengers and
frieght to Olympia. He went to
Alaska about 1915 where for
many years he was engaged in
boat building and shrimp fishing.
His parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.P.
Grindrod, were pioneers of Mason
County.
He is survived by his wife,
Verda, of the home in Lacey;
twin daughters, Mrs. Carl
(Marolyn) Darmer, Tacoma, and
Mrs. Norman (Carolyn)Hansen,
Seattle; two daughters, Mrs. Ray
(Myrtle) Conway, California, and
Mrs. AI (Muriel) Brucker,
Olympia; his sister, Ruby Crane
of Shelton; nine grandchildren
and several nieces and nephews.
Marriage
Licenses
Applying for marriage licenses
in the Mason County auditor's
office this week were:
John Janney, 49, Kent, and
Naidine Brooks, 42, Lacey.
Denver Schmidtke, 18, Elma,
and Mary Dickerson, 15, Shelton.
David Johnston, 18, Sheiton,
and Carol Dawner, 16, Shelton.
T. R. Thomason, legal,
Bremerton, and Ella Wortman,
legal, Bremerton.
Will Mock, 63, Seattle, and
Ann Cook, 60, Seattle.
THANKS
FOR BEING CAREFUL...
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Take a Quiet Break. Move
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