Your account does not include highlighter on images.
Searches Highlighted on Image
| October 30, 1969 Shelton Mason County Journal |  |
|
©
Shelton Mason County Journal. All rights reserved. Upgrade to access Premium Tools
PAGE 3 (3 of 26 available) PREVIOUS NEXT Jumbo Image Save To Scrapbook Set Notifiers PDF JPG
October 30, 1969 |
|
|
Website © 2025. All content copyrighted. Copyright Information Terms Of Use | Privacy Policy | Request Content Removal | About / FAQ | Get Acrobat Reader 
|
C0unty-City Record
COURT
on the docket in
ounty Justice Court
Glenn Correa during
week were?
State Patrol
Hansen, Rt. 4, Box
failure to stay
enter line, $15 forfeit;
exford, Rt. 3, Box 241,
Angeles, defective
$15 forfeit; Randall
1535 Bloomington,
Speeding, $15 forfeit;
1801 S. 15th,
no operator's
foot brakes, $60
Willits, P. O. Box
Ympia, .speeding, $15
l l)ePartment
Richert, P. O. Box
lton, possession of
in motor vehicle,
tag deer, $60 forfeit;
12507 50th S.
POSsession of loaded Shot
vehicle, $25 forfeit.
E COURT
on the docket in
before Judge
Monday night were
2830 Juliet Rd.,
1, Calif., speeding,
riving, $34 forfeit;
St. Rt. 1, Box
negligent driving,
0 costs.
COURT
of property from
School District to
Ire District No. 12.
BUnch against Floyd
SUPerintendent of the
Corrections Center,
corpus.
against Mr.
Pogott, personal
NG PERMITS
Ling permits approved by
n County Planner's
g the past week were
cabin, $5,000;
cabin, $3,500;
residence, $17,500;
eta, cabin, $2,500; Lloyd
Storage and carport,
bedroom,
West, residence,
IITS
Permits approved by
Shelton during the
Were to Mason County,
Building, $850.
NT
9:30 p.m. Edwin
daveno and rug,
25 i 1:55 a.m.
grass and brush
se property.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Ray Kratcha turned in a purse
he found in the Matlock area.
Identification in the purse
indicated it belonged to Sandra
Winters.
Henry Nelson reported a hen
turkey missing from his brother's
place in the Deer Creek area.
William Smith, Tacoma,
reported someone had shot a hole
in his trunk bumper.
Mrs. Michael MesS reported a
mobile home broken into.
Lucille Livingston reported a
mail box knocked down.
Mrs. Glen Parr reported two
microphone stands taken.
The Hoodsport Garage
reported windshield wipers and
oil taken.
A break-in was reported at the
Golden Pheasant Tavern.
Mrs. McDowell reported mail
torn up and thrown in the ditch.
N. B. Holman reported about
$40 taken.
Kirk Christmas Tree Co.
reported two chain saws taken
from a crew bus.
County Engineer J. C. Bridger
reported vandalism to the lights
on the tfarstine Island Bridge.
SHELTON POLICE
David Burkett reported a
truck transmission taken from a
garage.
Sandra Goldsby reported a
pistol taken from her residence.
Vic Ellison reported a hole
shot in three windows in the
• Masonic Lodge.
Vehicles driven by Daniel
Wilson and Kenneth Corcoran
collided on Turner St.
Sam Diggle reported a chain
saw taken from the back of his
pick-up.
Vehicles driven by Williams
Roberts and Judity Dalsgard
collided at Highway 101 and
Turner St.
Wayne Whitney roported two
tires and wheels taken.
Ed Woolsey reported two
rifles taken from a pick-up.
Looney Heads Tutoring
Group Work, ng Fro m UW
The 1967 student body Vice Looney . rying to work
President of Shelton ltigh School, himself out of a job by doubling
Steve Looney, is on the the number of tutors, whichwould
co-directors of an unusual student entitle S.T.A.Y. to federal funds
project at the University of
Washington, the Seattle Tutoring
Agency for Youth.
Looney, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. S. Looney, Shelton,
co-directs S.T.A.Y., which
involves more than 600 student
volunteer tutors, who assist
children from disadvantaged
backgrounds.
A junior in Accounting,
Looney is planning to enter Law
School after graduation. He has
worked on publicity for the
Associated Students of the
Univeristy, and is presently
enrolled in the Reserve Officer
Training Corps.
S.T.A.Y. is a program that
extends the abilities of University
students to under privileged
school children in the Seattle
area. The student receives
valuable experience teaching
children, while giving the child
the advantage of a private
instructor and a friend.
to hire a full-time administrator.
This would give better continuity
to the program which sometimes
suffers because of the lack of
volunteer time.
Steve Looney
THE HAPPY HOMEOWNERS pictured here are
Gerry and Mary Ann Myers, receiving the keys to
their newly-purchased four-bedroom home at 1227
Turner, Shelton, from Dave Thacher, sales
representative for Himlie Realty. Gerry is with the
U. S. Forest Service and Mary Ann is a receptionist
in Dr. Wayne Carte's office. May we help you find
a home?
Paid Advertisement
/] Id
Paid Political Adv. by Citizens Advisory Committee. Ron Ring, Chairman.
i
Quantities Limited. Items subied to pi;io-r sale.
it
ready-to-wear
BURMUDAS & PANT SKIRTS
Assorted Fall Styles, plain and plaids,
$6-$16
.ow 1/3 to 1/2 OFF
KNIT SHIRTS
7 only, long sleeve, turtle neck with
backzip, lwhite, 6beige $5 88
small, med., large, were $9 ,
housewa res
MIXING BOWL
Stainless steel, 5V quart, Reg. $4.50
.ow$2.88
STAINLESS TABLEWARE
24 piece, service for 6. Reg. $8.95
NewS5.88
accessories &
lingerie
COTTON DUSTERS
15 only, gripper front, $4 values,
small & medium.
.ow$i.99
FOLDING SLIPPERS
One group. Values to $6 NOW 99 <
PILE JACKETS
White and navy,
$25.00
size 8 to 16 were
NewS13.88
LADLES SWEATERS
Assorted styles, colors to $10
NewS4.88
FOUNDATIONS
One group Formfit girdles and brae
Now]/3 to 1/2 OFF
RAIN COATS
Women's zip lined, 9 only, size 9 to
16, assorted colors, were
$19.95 to $22.95 NewS12.88
RAIN COATS
10 only, 3/4 length unlined, washable
sizes 6-16, assorted colors,
were $15.95 $8 88
Now *
SKI JACKETS
2 only, 1 small, 1 medium, olive green
Reg. $15.88
NewS8.88
PANT SUIT
5 only, ladies 2 piece, green herring-
bone, size 10-16.
Reg. $15.88 Now $11.88
JUMPER & SWEATER SETS
Misses and junior, 2 piece assorted
styles. Size 9-16,
Reg. $13.88 NewS10.88
VINYL SKIRTS & VESTS
Womens, navy and white. 8-16, were
$9 and $10
Now$5.99
yardage
COTTON & BLENDS
One large group, all 45", some 100%
cotton, others 65% dacron polyester
35% cotton, perma-press,
Reg to $19 yd Now 66
NYLON NET
One group, 72" wide
Now22'
ONE LARGE GROUP
All 45", 50% cotton and 50% polyes-
ter; 100% orlon acrylic fiber
and others. Reg. to $200(
Now
11
BONDED CREPE
45", dry cleanable, 7 colors plus
black and white,
Reg. $3. Now$l.88
mens & boys
BOYS SPORT SHIRTS
Perma-Press.
Reg. price $2.98 Now It "€
00
MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS
Perma-Press. Long and Short Sleeves
Values to $7.98 Now 2/$5
MEN'S WOOL SWEATERS
Crew Neck, V Neck, Cardigans. Values
to $15.98.
Now $5,88
MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS
Acrylic, med. and large. $7.50 Value
Now$2.99
BOYS SHIRTS
Short and Long Sleeves. Values to
$3.98
Now $1.99
COTTON QUILTED ROBES
One Group. $I0 Value Now$6.88
FLEECE COULOTTES
One group, were $10 Now $5.88
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
CORNSILK and
FABERGE COSMETICS
Nail polish, matching lipsticks, mas-
cara, eyeshadow, eyebrow pencils
face powder, blush powder.
I/2 PRICE
children
FALL DRESSES
All Back-To-School Styles.
Now 1/3 OFF
GIRLS RAIN COATS
Plastic with print or plain lining, sizes
3 to 14, 12 only
were $6.98 to $7.98 Now $3.49
INFANT SLEEPERS
1 group, with feet, Carters, imperfects
size 4 only
Now$1.99
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Infants and childrens. Values to $4
Now 99'
GIRLS SWEATERS
Cardigans and slip-ons. Values to $5
Now $2.49
RAIN PARKAS
6 only, yellow and plaid, zip style.
.eg price $100 Now $4.99
VINYL RAIN COAT
4 only, 2 small, 2 medium. Reg. $9
Now $3,88
DRESSES
1 group misses dresses, assorted styles
and fabrics, size 8-20 $9 99
Reg. to $19 Now ,
SUBURBAN COATS
Several styles and fabrics, sizes 8-16,
Reg. $28.95 $I
Now 6.99
housewares
SHEETS
Discontinued, odds and ends of prints'
and paterns, Twin,
double, king, queen. 1/2 PRICE
PILLOWS
11 only throw pillows in assorted
colors.
Now5P
hoover
discontinued model
sale
PORTABLE VACCUUM
Deluxe model with attachments. Reg.
price $62.95
Now $46,88
PORTABLE VACUUM
Standard model, cleaning tools includ-
ed. Reg. $54.95
Now $38,88
SMALL PORTABLE
Extension tool missing. Reg. $32.95
Now $22.88
UPRIGHT VACUUM
2 only, convertible model. Reg. $79.95
Now$56.88
BISSELL CLEANER
t only, dry rug cleaner. Reg. $9.95
Now$6.99
BOYS JEANS
Navy and colors, size 5, 6, 7
Now 99
PETAL SCARVES
All nylon, assorted colors Now 77'
GIRLS RAIN CAPES
Plastic, red, pink or blue, 6 only
sizes 5-6, 7-8 $288
Reg. $7.00 Now ,
BOYS SWEATERS
IO0% orlon cardigans, 9 only, sizes
2-6, were $5 and $6 Now l #` ,tyy
BOYS 2 PIECE SET
Knit top, boxer pants, 2 only, 2 and
6x. Were $4.98
Now $2.49
GIRLS JACKETS
Nylon, 1OO% waterproof, wash 'n
wear, reversible, 3-6x, and 7 and 14
were $12
to $14.98 $6.88 and $8.88
CAR BLANKET
6 only. Rayon-Nylon Blen-d, 54x72
size with carrying
case. Reg. $7.98. Now $4,88
FLOOR POLISHER
2 only, Hoover power models. Reg.
$27.95
NewS]8.88
BOYS RAIN COATS
Yellow plastic with cloth back, 5
only, sizes 6-8.
Were $5.98 Now $3.88
3rd & Railroad
Thursday, October 30, 1969 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 3