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the docket in
Justice Court
Correa during
Patrol
Rt. 1, Box 95,
$190 fine;
8, Box 349E,
driving, $190
Rt. 8, Box
obstructing a
performance
!5 fine; Ernest
ox 85, Shelton,
fine; Curtis
Pine, Shelton,
~rnption of
illegal consumption of
intoxicants, $50 forfeit; Monty
Fuller, Rt. 3, Box 89, Shelton,
illegal possession and
consumption of intoxicants, $50
forfeit; Theodore Jackson, 4118
Palisades PI., Tacoma, petit
larceny, injury to others'
property,$100 fine; James
Alhson, P. O. Box 361, Belfair,
speeding, $20 forfeit; John
Dunlap, Rt. 4, Box 216, Shelton,
speeding, $1 5 foffeit; Ruth
Melugin, P. O. Box 45,
Grapeview,speeding, $15 forfeit ;
Scott Nelson, 10102 E. 4th,
Spokane, speeding, $15 forfeit;
Richard Lemke, 268 S. Cleveland,
Minneapolis, Minn., speeding, $25
forfeit; Samuel Johnson, Rt. 1,
intoxication, Box 362, Poulsbo, driving while
public officer, intoxicated, $160 fine, license
Squire, St. suspended 30 days, five days in
defective jail, suspended; Charles Taylor,
Orfeit; Ray 121 Olympia Ave., Bremerton,
Franklin, passing on yellow line, $15
driving, $25 forfeit.
Thackery Municipal Department
petit larceny,
)perty, $100 Floyd Dahman, General
suspended; Delivery, Shelton, exploding
rcadia, Shelton, firecrackers in city, $25 fine;
$160 l)aniel O'Leary, 2312 Laurel,
ended 30 days, Shelton, drunk in public, $25
'ended;Frank forfeit; Patrick Buechel, 516 S.
, Box 98I), Franklin, Shelton, loilering on or
$i 5 forfeit: near school area, creating a public
1, Box 103A, nuisance, $25 fine;Gerald Brown,
$15 forfeit; 600 Fairmont, Shelton, no
1, Box 103A, motorcycle endorsement, no
license vehicle license, $35 fine; John
forfeit; James I)ahman, Rt. I0, Shelton, minor
316, Shclton, in possession of and consuming
operator's liquor, $50 forfeit; David Castle,
$30 forfeit; R t. 2, Box 1 1 9, Shclton,
4606 Sherman speeding, $35 forfeit; Joseph
n, speeding,McLeod, 8th and Railroad,
7705 Shelton, driving without
ma, allowing headlights, $20 forfeit; Ellis
n outside of Blomgren, 531 Park St., Shelton,
forfeit; (;ayleimpeding traffic, $15 forfeit;
ainier Way, Mark Schueler, 1129 Bayview
$15 forfeit; Ave., Shelton, carrying a
W. tl St., concealed weapon, $50 fine, $35
id operator's suspended Wellington Wilbur,
$15 forfeit Skokomish Reservation,
:2 East t'; St., defrauding an innkeeper, six days
id operator's in _jail; ('harles tloit, St. Rt. 1,
$15 forfeit; Box 240A, Union, petit larceny,
609 S. 72nd, $100 fine.
g' $15 f ,
Ol;ielt ;
1, Box (-,46, COUNTY BUILDING PERMITS
g, $15 forfeit; Building permits approved by
West Bay Dr., the Mason County Planner's
ty right of Office during the past week were
Leslie to John Chambers Jr., vacation
~d, Stlel[on, cabin, $6,800; Crest Builders,
Richard residence, $10,125; Cushman
Redmond, Development Co., public
child under restrooms, $12,000; Jack Denny,
Vehicle while garage, $3,000; Gilbert Dryness,
$75 fine; residence, $1 0,000; Lorraine
N. 6th, Elliott, garage, $800; Dean Fields,
tying minor remodel, $3,000; Kenneth
Unattended LeBresh, residence, $15,500;
lCle while lqdon Lindley, summer home,
rn, $50 fine; $4,500; J. Schramm, residence,
• I, Box 55, $8,000; Danny Walker, residence,
SUmption of $15,000.
in Pub ic $50 SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Mrs. Claudia Jacobson
reported dogs killed 20 of her
Rt. 5, Shelton, chickens.
Ina Auseth reported to bb
shots in a window.
Sam Hanson reported five
sticks of stumping powder found.
Daniel Stamaris reported a
summer home broken into.
W. D. Lewis reported a mail
box taken.
Rudy Zingler reported a mail
box taken.
Ron Shiply reported lumber
taken.
SHELTON POLICE
The city dog pound was
found broken into.
Mrs. William Tabor reported
two rifles taken from a pick-up.
Tom Connolly reported his
car hit by another while his car
was parked along a city street.
Vehicles driven by Thomas
Yorke and Gudrun Hathaway
collided at Fifth and Railroad.
A door at the Welfare building
was found open.
Two bicycles were found at
Second and Franklin.
Vehicles driven by Charles
Griffis and Retta Fahrnkopf
collided at King and G Sts.
The door to Shaub Ellison
was found open.
A vehicle driven by Pamela
Brown ran off the road and struck
a sign.
CITY BUILDING PERMITS
Mr. Gnestiloff, water heater
building for laundry, $200; ('rest
Builders, residence, $11,608;
Crest Builders, residence,
$10,272.
SUPERIOR COURT
Divorces
Divorce decrees were signed
for
Rochell tlughes from Lloyd
ltughes.
Linis Taylor from Joyce
Taylor.
Becky Anderson from
Richard Anderson.
New Cases
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Hilscher
against the Mason County
Commission, writ of mandamus.
Elsie Lilley against Shelton
Home Center and Skyline Corp.,
recission of contract.
Norwell Hunt against Robert
R. Rains, superintendent of the
Washington Corrections Center,
writ of habeas corpus.
High Low Precip.
Sept. 30 58 35 -
Oct. 1 65 37 -
Oct. 2 64 49 -
Oct. 3 71 51 -
Oct. 4 65 55 -
Oct. 5 73 49 -
Oct. 6 73 53 -
The extended outlook
indicates a chance of showers on
Friday with weekend high
temperatures in the 60s and the
low 70s and lows mostly in the
40s.
! 4
'72 GRAN TORINO
1. Save now while prices
are frozen at '71 levels.
2. Save again on excise tax cut--
about $200 on the average.
3. Choose from any of our '72
Fords in stock. Immediate delivery.
4. '72 Fords will probably never
cost less. The price freeze is
scheduled to end Nov. 13. Act today!
"Based on manufacturer's suggested retail prices,
NOBODY BEATS THE FORD TEAM
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Olympic Hiway. North Shelton, Wash.
These tides are for the Union
area. For Shelton and Oakland
Bay add an hour and a half and
2.4 feet.
Thursday, Oct. 7
Low ....... 1:06 a.m. -2.6 ft.
High ....... 8:12a.m. 12.1 ft.
Low ....... 1:30 p.m. 6.1 ft.
High ....... 6:48 p.m. 11.9 ft.
Friday, Oct. 8
Low ....... 1:54 a.m. -2.6 ft.
High ....... 9:12 a.m. 11.9 ft.
Low ....... 2:24 p.m. 6.9 ft.
High ....... 7:30 p.m. 1 t.3 ft.
Saturday, Oct. 9
Low .......2:48 a.m. -2.2 ft.
High ......10:24 a.m. 11.6 ft.
Low .......3:24 p.m. 7.(~ ft.
High ....... 8 : I 8 p.m. 10.6 ft.
Sunday, Oct. 10
Low .......3:42 a.m. -1.4 ft.
ltigh ...... 11:36 a.m. 11.4 ft.
Low .......4:48 p.m. 7.9 ft.
lligh ....... t) : 12 p.m. 9.7 ft.
Monday, Oct. 11
Low .......4:48 a.m. -0.5 ft.
lligh ...... 12:48 p.m. 11.3 ft.
Low .......6:30 p.nl. 7.6 ft.
lligh ...... 10:42 p.m. 8.9 ft.
Tuesday, Oct. 12
Low .......6:00 a.m. 1.2 ft.
tligh ....... 1:54 p.m. I1.4 ft.
Low .......7:54 p.m. b.7 ft.
Wednesday, Oct. 13
ltigh ...... 12:18 a.m. 8.5 ft.
Low .......7:12 a.m. 1.8 ft.
Itigh ....... 2:42 p.m. 11.5 ft.
Low .......8:54 p.ln. 5.7 ft.
Thursday, Oct. 14
ltigh ....... 1:48 a.m. 8.6 tt.
Low .......8:12 a.m. 2.4 ft.
11igh ....... 3 : 18 p.m. 11.5 ft.
Low .......9:30 p.m. 4.6 tt.
To Meet Tuesday
The commissioners of Mason
County ttospital District No. 1
will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the
hospital. The commission
normally meets the second and
fourth Wednesdays of each
month.
Applying for marriage licenses
in the Mason County auditor's
office this week were:
William Winger Jr., 21,
Bremerton, and Edith Duda, 21,
Bremerton.
Francis Douglass, ~
Aberdeen, and Mary Jo Jolly, 23,
Hoquiam.
Oren Anderson, 20,
Bremerton, and Brenda Glaser,
1 7, Shelton.
Too Late to Classify
FOR RENT one or 2 bedroom
units $70 and $85 utilities
included. Call 877-5328.
$10/7-14
FOR SALE Spark oil heater with
barrels, rototiller, good condition.
600 So. 6th. B10/7
PEEKAPOO PUPPIES from $25.
Call 426-3091. SlO/7tfn
1965 MUSTANG, $800.00.
Automatic, V8. Phone 426-6217.
E10/7tfn
TWO 8:25x14 studded snow tires
and wheels, like new, $75.00.
Phone 426-4085. B10/7
WHITE-FACED Hereford cow and
calf, (born June 15). First calf.
Bred again." Belfair CR5-2684.
Me10/7-14
lotten Shores lot 40- 80x665
ft., good building site, paved road,
lights, across from waterfront
property. $2500 or best offer.
532-3111 Aberdeen. U10/7
LICENSED BABY-SITTING, Mt.
View, fenced yard, good care.
Phone 426-1580. I-I10/7-]4
THREE BEDROOM unfurnished
house for rent, Hillcrest area,
$110.00 per month. Phone
426-4815. S10/7
rrivals
Mason General Hospital
M r. and Mrs. Timothy R.
Slenek, Rt. 2, Box 126A, Iilma. a
boy, September 2tt.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lawler,
Rt. I Box 57, McCleary, a girl,
October 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Klaus W.
Ilocpfncr. RI. 10, Box 132.
Shclton, a boy. Octoher 5.
TWO BEDROOM home, utility
room, newly painted, large corner
lot, by owner. No down payment.
$10,500. Will accept a mobile
home for our equity. 426-6539 or
426-1872. Pl0/7tfn
FOR ALL "45" RECORDS
Where At ?
"'IT'S OVER HERE"
Record Tape Center
5th & Cota OPEN Noon To
8 p.m.
Richard W. King Succumbs At 65
Richard W. King of Dewatto,
65, died Friday near Cady Lake as
a result of a heart attack.
Born April 24, 1906 in
Topeka, Kan. he had lived in this
area since 1936. He was a rancher
and had been a member of
Dewatto Port commission for
nlany years.
He was a 1924 graduate of
Eatonville ttigh School and
attended Washington State
University from 1924 to 1927.
Mr. King is survived by his
wife, Anne, of the home and by a
brother, Jack, of Concord, Cal.
A memorial service was held
at 11 a.m. Wednesday in St.
Nicholas Episcopal Church in
Tahuya.
In lieu of flowers donations
CIGARETTE-SMOKING is
like drinking beer out of a
thimble. Elizabeth A. Dillwyn
were made to St. Nicholas
Episcopal Church and to the
Heart Fund.
Mathias G. Reinie
Dies In Hospital
Mathias G. Reinie, 59, Agate
Drive, died September 19 in
Mason General Hospital at the age
of 67 years.
He was born November 22,
1903 in Butte, Montana. He was a
retired lithograph pressman and a
member of the Lutheran Church.
Mr. Reinie is survived by his
wife, Eleanor, of the home. At
the request of the family no
funeral was held and interment
was private.
Donations were made to the
Heart Fund.
TO CALL
OF MASON COUNTY ?
CARPETS . RUGS . WALLS
FLOORS . FURNITURE
HOUSEWIDE CLEANING
INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN, ALL WORK SUPERVISED BY
LOCALLY OWNED & G R A D U A T E SO F
OPERATED. SE R V ICEMASTER ACADEMY
O N E T I M E O R O N A OF SERVICE.
REGULARLY SCHEDULED ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY
BASIS. GIVEN.
The one to call for a household spot -- or a spotless house.
FURNISH
RT. 10, BOX 27
SHELTON
And a take-it-or-leave-it
checkbook cover.
There's a place for .
folding money.
A handy change purse
with expandable
A handy note pad with
tear-off slips.
A credit card and ID
container with enough
windows for kids'
pictures, too.
Your own pen-holder
pouch (complete with
pen).
(Free when you open an account at PSNB.)
There's no catch. Anybody who opens a new checking or
savings account at Mason County or Belfair Branch of Puget Sound
National Bank gets a free purse like the one above. (While quantity lasts.)
We know you'll like the purse. And we think you'll like the service you get
on your new account even more.
The hometown bank.
MEMBER F O I C
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