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THIS IS PAR] OF THE crowd which filled the room at the dedication of
the Senior Center last week.
Jhe Shelton Referral Center
was dedicafed last Wednesday
evemng :is tile Shelhm Senior
Cenler,
Tile facility will now be
directed t,~ward activities lo help
semo¢ dfizens, but, will continue
to maintain some of the same
services which if has been
providing.
A capacity crowd, including a
large number of senior citizens,
were on hand for the dedication.
Speaker for the progranr was
State Representative Charles
Savage
tie said senior citizens should
take an active part in the
community affairs and thai the
new senior center would be a
place where such activities could
start from.
Master of Ceremonies was
Elda Otto, chairman of the
Mason-Thurston Conlmunity
Action Council, which sponsored
the project.
nee
The Shelton City Commission
volcd Tuesday that no
CllVlronmenta] inlpacl statement
w~mld bc needed on the new
oltlce building planned by
Simpson Timber Company off
Film Street.
The action came on the
recommendation of Cily Engineer
Howard (;odat who told the
conlmisslon he had reviewed plans
lor lhe proposed building and
lound they would have little
efiecl on tile environment.
Colonel John Agoa,
representing the United Good
Neighbors appeared at the
meeting to discuss a proposal for
solicitation among city
employees. The commission
stated they would h)ok into the
request.
A letter was received from Dr.
Douglas K Larson of the Shelton
Veterinary Hospit~ in which he
suggested animals sold from the
city pound be given a veterinary
check. The commission stated
they would ask Police Chief
Frank Rains to clear up a couple
of points with Dr Larson on the
proposal
Godat reported the street
paving project was making good
progress with Shelton Springs
Road, the John's Prairie Rtxtd.
13th Sfreet compleled and
Northcliff Road started
License asked
The State kiquol ('onllol
Board announced this wcck than
an application for a retail license
has been filed by Janles Itarvcy
Franklin for a tavern license, for
"Jim's Tavern", Route I, Box
135B, Hoodsport.
UI
Judge Gerry Alexander heard
guilty pleas from four men who
had been scheduled to go to trial
during the jury term this month.
The four appeared in Mason
County Superior Court Friday.
Pleading guilty to charges
which had been reduced from
second degree burglary to petit
larceny were Chris and Steven
Clinton, both of Shelton.
They were charged with
taking items belonging to Bennett
Cooper which were stored in an
unoccupied house last May 9
They were each sentenced to
30 days in jail, with 28 days
suspended and were each fined
$250 and ordered to pay the cost
of their prosecution.
Pleading guilty to a charge of
second degree arson in connection
with an old building which was
burned May 20 was Thomas O.
Moran, 32, Shelton. He was
represented by Fredrick
Frohmader, Tacoma Attorney.
He was given a two-year
deferred sentence and ordered to
contact the alcohol information
and referral center.
Frohmader told the court his
client was employed as an
electrician at the Puget Sound
Motorcycle-car crash
injures Arizona man
Charles W. Cole, 44, 2014 N.
47th, PI, Phoenix, Arizona, was
seriously injured Tuesday
afternoon when the motorcycle
he was riding collided with a car
at Highway 101 and Bellevue, the
Shelton Police Department
reported.
Officers said Cole suffered
compound fractures of both legs,
internal injuries, a broken arm
and a cut on his chin. A passenger
on the motorcycle, Peggy tlaisten,
41, Phoenix, Arizona, suffered a
cut wrist and possible internal
injuries.
Both were taken h) Mason
General Itospilal and then
transfered lo Madigan Army
ttospital at lorl lewis by MASI
helicopter.
Driver of the car which was
involved in ~he collision was
Tamalyn Anderson, 16, 604
Arcadia, Shelhm.
Officers said Miss Andelson
was stopped on Bellevue slJeel
planning h) lurn llorlhl)ound on
llighway IOl. Jhe ('ule
motorcycle was southbound on
Higl~way I 01.
Officers said the passenger on
the motorcycle told them they
were going up the slow lane on
the highway when the accident
occurred.
Money versus life
The employer puts his money
into . . . business and the
workman his life. The o,re has as
much right as the other to
regulate that business.
Clarence S. Da;row
In Shelton
Flight Instruction
[3e(jlllli(?1% Iht li ,](Jv,iil(.efl ~,3}lrl(t
ID r/l()(iCrrr (~','HI~] dll~ t,.If{
for more information:
John Bernsten: 426-6235
or
Capital Airways
357-82 I 2 Olympia
REAL ESTATE
Buyers Need
Salesmanship Too!
Vince Himtie
HIMLIE REALTY
Courtesy and friendly ~elat~ons are the od that makes the
wheels of commerce turn easmt; m a real estate transaction they
may well save you money
Never forget for a minute that we are all humans under the
skin complete with emotions, prejudices and preconceived ideas
of right and wrong.
If ar, owne,'s ,mp~esston of a buyer ~s unpleasant due to a
rernark, or attitude of discomtesy it could affect his response
to the buye~ 's subsequent offe~
Most people selling a home have lived in it long enough to
make fast friends among their neighbors which they may hope to
retain even after they move. It is important to them that the
people they sell their homes to be nice people their neighbors can
accept.
These feelings concerning prospective buyers can reflect their
reaction to the buyer's offer. Sellers have been known to even
lower theu price to sell to a family they felt would be good for
the neighborhood And there is literally no end to the road blocks
an offended owner can throw up.
Remember that the projection of a pleasant attitude usually
brings one in return and a smile is very infectious.
Festival meeting
The Mason ('ounty Forest
Festival will hold a meeting, at 7
p.m. Juesday nl tile Puget Sound
National Bank building.
Reports will be heard from
the nominating committee, on the
float and on budgels.
OPEN EVERYDAY
10 a.m. to 5"30 p.m.
Antiques of all kinds.
Large selecfion of 2nd
hand merchandise.
BELOW WHOLESALE
New IV Stands
{or for ,,tereo components,
book shelves, etc.)
t
1400 Olympic Hwy. S.
426-9546
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Malibu Oassi¢. A luxury Chevelle, new this }'ear. With
full foam beats. A fohl-dm~n front armrest. Wo-,d-grained
invl accents. Elegant irmer door panels. Extremely
tasteful upholstery and cut-pile n)hm carpeting.
That's just inside. The exterior is just
a,~ classic, in character and
in detail, as the interior. Yet,
it remain~ mid.size. And.
it remains all Chevelle.
\Vith Chevelle handling
and at a Chevelle price.
No~ that ~ou'~e looked.
come and see the ne~
Malihu Classic-and all
the 197.1. Chin rolets. The
one,, shou n here. plus
Impala. Monte Carlo,
Nm a. Corvette. pickups.
arts and all our new
(:a Is arid trucks. Build~a-bettcrv~tYt°~eetl~e[I~L
Page 2 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, September 20, 1973
dealer's Sept.20
Naval Shipyard and that lie had
been drinking at the time of tire
incident, lie stated Moran had no
prior criminal record.
Pleading guilty to a charge of
sale or delivery of LSD was
Ronald Augustine, 25, Shelton. A
second count involving another
controlled substance was
dismissed.
He was represented by Ward
Rathbone, Olympia attorney, tie
was given a two-year deferred
sentence and ordered to pay $200
into the current expense fund of
the county.
Rathbone told the court
Augustine had served in the
Marine Corps four years and was
honorably discharged and is
presently employed as a logger.
tie stated Augustine had spent 36
days m jail before being released.
The ;.it lorney stated Augustine
had no prior criminal record, but,
did have some drinking offenses.
Also appearing in court was
David Coffey, who is charged
with two counts of negligent
homicide m connection with a
traffic accideut earlier this year.
Donald Ingersol, Olympia
attorney, was appointed to
represen! Coffey on tire charges.
IF YOU DON'T
FARMERS NON-SMOKER POLICY
will insure youl life and aulo I~l a lol less moneY.
AT ©FFICE
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Of Shelton * 426-2611
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