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Record
on the docket in
Justice Court be-
Correa during
We :
Patti
and John Vessey, cabin, $1,300;
1. C. Newman, add to building,
$500 and George Purves, resi-
dence, $14,000.
FERRY RECEIPTS
Receipts from the Harstine Is-
22012 103rd land Ferry for the week" ending
$13 for- Sept. 16 were $262.50, the Mason
Box 643, County Engineer's office re-
$13 forfeit; ported.
7518 34th SW, SHELTON POLICE COURT
passing, $13 Appearing on the docket in
St. Rt. ' Shelton Police Court before Judge
defective Rolla Halbert Monday night were
'valid license Warren E. Jagnow, 710 Cedar
Port Orchard, St., Shelton, faulty equipment,
forfeit; Gordon $13 forfeit; Terry L. Pierce, St.
Bell, Tacoma, Rt. 1, Box 188c, Shelton, speed-
Antone ing, $29 forfeit; Ted Vanders,
Shelton, no Edgewood Apartments, Shelton,
forfeit; Rich- no oper,tor's license, $18 forfeit;
Arcadia, Shel- Clide Crawford, 1503 S. Second
forfeit; Law- St. Shelton, drunk in auto, $50
144, Allyn,
no valid op-
forfeit ; John
127, Union,
travel, driving
$100 fine,
Doyle
1, Box 200,
operator's It-
Herbert Brum-
31, Shelton,
Martha
Tacoma, $13
Holt, St. Rt.
minor in
consuming It-
weekends in
in possession
liquor, $50
in jail; Gail
forfeit; Donald Holloway, 1314t
Ridgeroad, Shelton, speeding,
$29 forfeit; Edee Larson, 104 E.
J St., Shelton, speeding, $33 for-
feit; Leo J. Beyer Jr., 1,287
Monteray Ave., Monteray, Calif.,
minor consuming liquor, $50 for-
felt; Ronald G. Anderson, 650
Dearborn, Shelton, minor in
possesesion of and consuming
liquor, $22.50 fine, $2.50 "costs;
Howard T. Erick, drunk in
Public, $25 forfeit; Grant Hart-
line, 221 S. 3rd, Tumwater,
drunk and disorderly, $25 for-
feit; Stanley Thompson, 4?,3 Cook-
son, Shelton, no operator's li-
cense, $18 forfeit; Deloris Boyn-
ton, 627 Bellevue, Shelton, drunk
in public, $25 hwfeit; Frank E.
2, Box 98, Johnson Sr., 406 S. Seventh,
stop at stop Shelton, disorderly con(luct, $25
Madsen, forfeit; John H. Johnson, 406 S.
speeding, $17
Rt. 2,
speeding,
1:11 29th SL SW,
]aie of travel,
Mahler, Rt. I,
m'gligen! (Iriv-
McMillan,
>', Bremerton,
l.ol)erl
St., Olympia,
Richard
tqaslside $1.,
Seventh, S h e 1 t o n, disorderly
conduct, $25 forfeil; Harry Harp-
er, 1307 l¢.idgeroad, Shelton,
drunk in I)ublic, est:ape from
custody, $50 forf(,il; Denis('
Beaulieu, Rl. Box ?,0, Shellon,
defective (,quipmenl, $12 fin'-
fell; Selh A. "Fullle, Cameron
llolel, Shelhm, drunk in publh..
$25 forfeil; Rodney W. Anderson,
RI. 2, Box 325A, Olympia. drunk
in puhlic, $25 forfeil; Ilarvey
l{.obinson, Aberdeen, drunk in
public, $50 fin(', 1(I days in jail;
Weather
High I_z)w Precip.
September 14 79 43 --
September 15 87 46 --
September 16 92 50 --
September 17 ' 88 55 --
September 18 77 50 --
September 19 76 52 --
September 20 80 54 --
Readings are for a 24-hour
period ending at 8 a.m. as re-
ported by the Rayonier, Inc.
weather station.
FIVE-DAY FORECAST
Temperatures Thursday thru
Monday to average four degrees
above normal. Normal high is71;
normal low, 44. Rainfall expect-
ed to average less than normal.
City-County
Record
Lawrence Woolsey reported a
female German Shepherd mis-
sing.
Gerry Lou Giest rel)orted some-
one slashed the top of her car, a
convertihle.
Harold Monson reported a wal-
Kidney Machine
Film To Be Shown
A+ IWA Hall
• The Shelton Eagles Lodge
and IWA Local 3-38 will be co-
sponsors, for a lecture and film
on kidney machine operation
and treatment at 8 p.m. Sept,
29 in the IWA Hall,
Speaker will be Lee Cook,
Tenino, state chairman of the
kidney fund for the Eagles.
Also on hand will be local
patients being treated on a kid-
ney machine, who will ex-
plain the procedures and ans-
wer questions from the audience.
The sponsoring groups invite the
public to attend the meeting.
Maria B. Rublin
Dies In Germany
• Maria B. Ruhlin, 53 died
September 3 in a United States
Air Force hospital in Germany.
Her borne address was 1218 E.
Fairmont street, Shelton. Mrs.
Rublin was born May 21, 1913
in Bonn, Germany.
She is survived by her husband.
Rohert R. Rublin, of Shelton;
one daughter, Miss Jeanelte M.
Rublin, Shelton; one hrother,
Peter Ver Furden, Cologne,
Germany; and an aunt, Mrs.
Minnie Fasany, Miami, Fla.
A graveside service was held
let with $70 missing after he ac- at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday in Shelton
cidentally left it at Evergreen Memorial Park.
Drug.
A car driven hy Grant Hart-
line hit a parke(l car owned by
Rudolph Ovist, pushing it into
another car owned hy John C.
King.
Jeff cry Dinsmore rel)orted
someone look his wallet from
his home.
A vehicle driven by Gwendo-
line Johnstone, Victoria, B.C., hit
a utility pole at First and Cedar.
SIIERIFF'S OFFICE
William Walker reported ?,0
panels ()f l)re-finished plywood, 10
panels of pressed board and a
pre-hung door were taken from
his i>rol)erly at Star Lake.
Dorothy Chandler reported her
home I)roken inlo.
l{on Walls relx)rled he found
a lire.
Hattie Ellison
Succumbs At 70
Richard P. Reck
Dies In Auburn
Harstine To Have Sanitary Land Fill
ttarstine Island has the dis- als. In a Land Fill a cat is
used to make a trench approxi-
mately 150 feet long by 8 feet
deep and 10 feet wide. The dirt
is piled on one side of the trench
so that automobiles and pickups
can pull up beside the trench
to empty the waste material.
When the entire trench has been
filled to about a depth of two
feet a eat is run over the mate-
tinetion of having the first Sani-
Richard P. Reck, Route 2 taw Land Fill in Mason County
Box 510, died suddenly Septem- as opposed to the present Gar-
ber 13 in an Auburn hospital, bage Dumps located around the
Born July 16, 1889 in Publitz, County now.
Gerniany, he moved to Mon- Gary Plews, Santarian for the
tana in 1905. After several other Thurston-Mason County Health
moves he settled in Shelton in District in an interview this
!947 and operated the Lake week pointed out the major
Nahwatzel Resort until 1951 when differences between the two types
he sold out and purchased an of ways to handle waste materi- rial the full length, compacting
apartment house in Shelton.
He then worked as custodian
at Irene S. Reed High school
from 1952-57.
He is survived by his wife,
Ingrid, of the home; one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ed Garre, of Auburn;
one brother, Ernest, of Portland;
two sisters, Mrs. Greta Boet-
tcher of Vancouver and Mrs.
Hulda Keyes of Wenatchee; and
three grandchildren.
A graveside service was held
at Mountain View Memorial Park
Saturday with Rev. Horace
Mounts officiating.
Anna York Dies
On Vacation
• Anna C. Ym'k, of Route 2,
Box 222, died Monday in Wauke-
gan, Ill. where she was visiting
her (laughter. Mrs. York made
her home in Mason county the
past 12 years. She was born in
Kenosha. Wis., May 7, 1897 and
prior Io her retirement lived in
Waukegan where she worked
for lhe Illinois Bell Telephone Co.
for 34 years.
The funeral service will be
heM at 11 a.m. Friday in the
Batstone Funeral Home followed
t)y interment i n S h e 1 t o n Me-
morial Park.
Survivors include one son,
Richard R. York, Tacoma; one
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Jackson.
Waukegan; two sisters and a
brother, Miss Agnes Sandholm,
M:rs. Edward Mitehell and Leon-
ard Sandhohn, all of Kenosha;
and seven grandsons.
Californian Dies
On Visit Here
• Emma B. Hall, Maywood,
Calif., died in Shelton General
hospital Monday at age 78. Mrs.
Hall was visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Wally Mohrmann, of Hoods-
port. She was born Dec. 20, 1888
in Leipzig, Germany.
The funeral service wilt be
held Friday at Rice Mortuary
in Maywood, Calif. with interment
in Rose Hill Cemetery, Rosewood,
Calif.
Surviving are two sons, O. P.
Hall, Salt Lake City, and Jack
E. Hall, Fullerton, Calif.; two
daughters, Mrs. Grace Klein,
Lynwood, Calif., and Mrs. Wally
(Gladys) Morhmann, H o o d s-
port; 12 grandchildren and 6
great-grandchildren.
it as much as possible. Then a-
bout 12 to 18 inches of dirt is
pushed over the compacted
waste. This layering process is
continued until the trench is
completely filled, at: which time
a new trench is made right next
to the one just completed.
The two-acre sight aIx)ul tAr-<.
miles south of the ferry l;,ndim,
is in the process of being l<.as-d
from Robert Kenny of S+.allle.
PLEASE
BE
Only you
can prevent
forest fires!
m ;
LOWREY
Organs & Pianos
Rent or Buy on
Easy Terms
Marriage
Licenses
Applying fl)r marriage licenses
in the Mason county auditor's
office tile 1)asl w('.'k were :
• Hattie Lavina Ellison, 70, died
at her home, 623 Wyandotte,
Friday. She was born Aug. 14,
1897 in Hoodspert and had lived
in this area 40 years. She was
a member of Ruby Rehekah
Lodge No. 75 and IOOF.
She is survived hy her hus-
band, David Oren Ellison, Shel-
Ion; two sons, Warren of Bfise,
Idaho and Herbert, Seattle;
five grandchiMren; two brothers, Lift Restrictions
Frank Ahl, of Shelhm, and
Earnest Ahl, Honolulu; four sis- • The Department of Natural
lers, Mrs. Ewl Simmons, Mrs. Resources lifted logging restric-
Laura IJJrd and Mrs. Louise lions in part of the county at
His property adjoins the John
Budd property on the Low road.
A right of way has been acquired
from Pope and Talbot. The new
Land Fill will fill the increased
need for an adequate disposal
sight. When all the paper work
is completed the two acre site
which was formerly a sawmill
site wilt be completely cleared
and the trench made with a turn
around. It will be covered on a
periodic basis, which will of-
course be more often in the sum-
mer months with the combina.
tion of warm weather and more
usage. The additional summer
residents together with increased
aetvity at the State Park will
m"an considerable more waste
material.
It has been determ,ined one
acre is required per 10,000 people
per year using this Sanitary
Land Fill system.
Plews emphasized that the type
of material taken to the Land
Fill area will have to be limited
to normal household waste. I%
Items such as washing
machines, refrigerators, car bod-
ies etc. will have to be disposed
of on the individuals own land
or taken to the city dump in
Shelton.
The Land Fill should be ready
for use around the first part of
October. The site will be well
marked with signs. At that time
M)Ton Gunderson, 24, Port the old Garbage Dump will be
Orchard, and Nancy I<elley, 23, covered and closed off complete-
Port Orchard.
Patrick Ahlers. 28. Seattle. an(1
Ruth M. Kessler, 25. Seat t le.
Arnold V. Ellit>tl, 29, Bremer-
ton, and I)onna M. Kenney, 28,
Bremerton.
Roy tlaney. 19, Shelton, and
Rita Jones, 18, Shelton.
Roscoe Barrett, 21, Aherdeen,
and Vera L. Evans. 18. H()(lUiaz+o.
See Today!
'68
Chev- Olds
Delivery
Now!
ly.
MARY M. KNIGHT
Scholarship
Fund Benefit
DANCE
Matlock
Grange Hall
SEPT. 30, 1967
9:30 to 2 a.m.
Music by
' $1'I q), . Arnold W. Aronson Shelhm Iio- Smith rel)orled the door Rose, of Shelton, Mrs. midnight Tuesday. n the
;7 1' i/,,; (r';;'i: tel, Shelhm, drunk in ,)ublir, $25 '-Me!i)' . ; ., '2 . all. , and. . • , . Johnn _ ,.,vv,-onH. ra
h) his h(,m( hM I)((n broken I dna Hamts of Hoodspott The restmctlons were lifted in V aRrMeu,,-n
$1 q "' An'fell" William S Ninemire, R1.
' ' l )r]('] • , ' " . open. The funeral service was heM Areas 5 and 15. , . # ] L Jim| | U|
1323 K H " I' :, Box 462 SAt,Ibm drunk m
:., a ]snn::) ' ' ' . ,,:,:i:' i,:t! ' Ti:')!i:b(ide t:!;<:k;:!i teol e lnhrn+Ml((:l.i?::ylprene!" (hT(re?eP!)+irnXingU:oi Music Box 1 llm+tLe • 42. r==ew I Admission
eedin+, ¢1., r.., puhli(., $2.) forfeil; [+a,onard Kel- " ...... ' ' ' ' " " t " " " " ' ' " ' " " ""
h'r' l"n'esl Gr"ve' Ore" mm°r ,,:L:"i.,kenfrom.,sh:.d "p tionYol]o:ed ":" 'g' + " trea'; ' " =0,oo,. +=+.,,0= ,.z,
OF},It, consuming liquor, $25 forfeil;
P "'": Vernon S. Kenyon, St. RI. 1, Box ,. . ........... -- ,
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idk ' R.t. 2, Box 509 16:,A. Shellon," lrunk in I)ul)lic, .. -- _ -- -- .9...9....gm.m. .ll.4a.
s' inor eonsut(- $25 fo,'feit; Jim Duley, 742(; Cal- + , ........... ""
,.' :t1+16 i-+inb ;" " : +r ..... ff6enta" ag, e. ,Seattt< ?+(h-ti+k:i in ' ' .+. ?: :>,-i ,:+., ,, ,r" : ' ...... ' + ...... l
,IL'ENT' public+$25'.forfeit - , .... ..... , See the New Shows the World Ser on l
Mi0 t)X 371, Pouls- (TrY BUIIJ)ING PERMITS
tit license, $50 BuiMing permits al,Prov(id h.v ' -- les --
(!OIIK the city of Shelton during the
li - past week were to K. Gncsteloff,
+.+ ............. ++n+++ I 'I
%"'P.Y Iu's,;n"f,.,",;;' ,qRE D'EI'.II'r,IENT
IPI COLII'I Friday Sept. 15, 4:55 p.m., (.ar fire at
Simpson Timber Co. in a car
' owned hy Kennelh Reinerlsen,
k'hie Olyml)ia caused $10 damage.
l'y
s n "
Co. ag'finsl Sept. 16, (;:10 p.m. fire in a 1 •
tl(. S, fo'rh)¢,,,:,, :,r truck I)e ng worked on in the
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'IX "(2' ntracl M om'tan Bros. garage, $111 danl-
b p mmission a- age.
. USl Tavern un- Sept. 18, a grass fire a! Ihe
!llt''*lll.,ur ' ' Steve Fcllstr°n) residen¢'e' 1317 i COLOR I 1
' O IIlnlers aeainst Fairmonl.
>0,,:,os S,,n,ers, ,,,:,.','ON ,.o,.,,'
(ontacl. Roy Renecker re )orled s,)me-
,h'l'n,;. NG ! EI{'M]'rS one l't)()k a stalue fronl his l;twn.
',.O.x,,, approved I)v William N. Dilhm reported
:itl'l'00'00Y C°mn00issmn s°nm°ne lhrews°mething'H his I T v BY Illl...00_ ....... ++! /
Pii,Pnday were It) car, i)real,:ing lhe windshield as
vlh b n, residence lie was dr ring ah>ng Ellinor St.
Ytl b. ll'ker. cabil'l A car drive'n i)v Ervin l-[errel
',.t@lvee, cahin $1 and a nu)tureycle ridden t)}'
++,_+0 ++.+ ++ I 0 AVIO TORjjl i i i
IR!( "Ski, residence' and Arcadia. Curtis suffered a
ID. rlekson rest" I)l'<)kt,I1 leg and was taken tO
eific Vu'ti'n Shelhm Gener'fl Hospital llerrel
k."A,, -. Un " , , 0 ' " •
h"tl; '-; Lyle Shaw t<)ld officers he did nol see the
*.)Uglas Rich'- nloh)rcvcle |)ecause of the sun
' ' $3 200 " ' " s "
Ill his eyeJ.
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"l I"111'. + +2''''2= a: / __2 'd & c°ta Streets APP NE$ • 'I"Y • sTEREo • FURNITURE "++++'tlIRI
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