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Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
November 23, 1978     Shelton Mason County Journal
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THE ROOF IS UP on the Simpson construction in the Dayton area. Timber I is progressing etion work on Foundations for two new Mill 5 reaches full production, rnber Company's kilns on the Sheiton waterfront our three mills will produce, in more than half were laid last week. The kilns are one day, enough lumber to build the $8.7 million needed to process the increased 100 homes." to begin amount of lumber resulting from Eventually 95 jobs will be next year. Sawmill 5. created by the new mill and g to Mary Sawmill 5 is designed to kilns. Local employment and the and hemlock handle small, second growth harvesting of second growth work at the timber - logs from four to eight timber are both goals of the progressing inches in diameter - and Shelton Cooperative Sustained plywood peeler cores. Yield Unit, according to are the roof and "As we begin harvesting Sandstrom. 15,000-square- lowland second growth timber The l O0-year Shelton in the Dayton this year, Sawmill 5 will be Cooperative Sustained Yield Unit to Simpson's log ready to handle it," said Hank Agreement between Simpson and and other heavy Sandstrom, vice president - the U.S. Forest Service is now in placed inside Northwest operations. "When its 32nd year. It provides for or roof were put cooperative management of more than 300,000 acres in Mason and of items await Grays Harbor Counties. the (7CW  A.J. Zinda Construction mill office, exterior siding, vals Company, Portland, Oregon is the prime contractor for the mill project. Inlllnllllll Parents who wish to do so may list the grandparents of are for the |dtl an hour 2.4 feet. ber 23 I a.m. 3.1 ft. • a.m. 11.6ft. p.m. 4.5 ft. P.m. 7.9 ft. a.m. 3.9 ft. .m. 11.6ft. 3.5 ft. their newborn babies telephoning the journal 426-4412. Mason General Hospital, !. daugl/tet to ,Jph. and Patricia Simpson, 402 Elinor Street, Shelton, November 15. A daughter to James and Gayle Waldrip, Route 4, Box 349, Shelton, November 16. A son to John F. and Sandra Acerbi, Post Office Box 134, Belfair, November 21. Thanksgiving . service slated An interdenominational Thanksgiving service will be held Wednesday, November 22 at 7:30 p.m. at Saint David's Episcopal Church at Fourth and Cedar Streets. The preacher for the service of worship and thanksgiving will Ralph Grewell, 27, Shelton, was sentenced to a maximum of 10 years in a correctional institution on a charge of second degree burglary. Grewell, who had been found guilty of the charge by a Mason County superior court jury along with Ronald Augustine, Shelton, was sentenced Monday morning by Superior Court Judge Frank Baker, who had presided at the trial. John Jarrett, Olympia attorney who represented Grewell, asked the court to consider sending Grewell'do a two-year drug treatment program with the Washington Drug Burglary charge brings sentence to plilon Rehabilitation program. Jarrett told the court the program is a tough two-year in residence program. He said Grewell's past criminal history had indicated a drug and alcohol problem and at the time of the charge of which he was convicted, lie had been drinking. Deputy Prosecutor Gary Burleson told the court Grewell had been found guilty of breaking into a trailer house in Shelton and taking speakers and a clock radio. Grewell, Burleson said, had a considerable past criminal history going back to the time he was a County opens road so group can get out for the assistance. He said the group was contacted, and had no problems, but were unable to get out. The commission agreed that since it appeared to be an emergency, the county crew would be allowed to open the private road. The road was opened Monday and the group was able to get out. The Mason County Commission Monday approved the county road department sending a snow plow into Camp Bishop in the Lost Lake area to open the road so about 40 people who had gone in there for a weekend meeting Friday could get out. The commission action came after Ernest Loertscher, fire chief of Fire District 13, appeared at the commission meeting to ask Contracts awarded for road proiects The Mason County Commissioners Monday awarded bids for surfacing two sections of county road with asphaltic concrete. Ace Paving, Bremerton, on the recommendation of the county engineer, was awarded contracts for both projects, 1.8 miles of North Shore Road and .5 mile of Brockdale from the Shelton city limits west. The firm's bids were low on each of the two projects. The bid on the North Shore project was $37,632 and on the Brockdale project, $28,348. IIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllnllllllllllllllllllllllllll %Vcather The extended forecast indicates the chance of snow or rain on Thursday and Friday. High temperatures will be in the upper 30s with lows in the 20s. 25 Illillllllllllliilllllllillllllnllllllllliilllllilllllilli be Pastor Bill Archer of the a.m. 8.4ft. jr,,ao  Shelton Vineyard congregation. Singer to a.m. 4.6ft. The special Thanksgiving be at church P.m. ll.6ft. P.m. 2.4 ft. worship will combine the two ,r 26 "l.,lCetJses congregations who share Saint Jerry Goebel, a y oung 9.1 ft. David's building, which was singer-guitarist, will be appearing l,m. Lm. 5.2ft. Applying for marriage consecrated on the 30th at St. Edward's Hall for an ,.m. 11.6 ft. licenses in the Mason County anniversary of its construction evening concert November 29 at 1.3 ft. auditor's office this week were: last month. The Vineyard is a 7:30 p.m. Ir27 Robert Worton, legal, non-denominational group Goebel has worked for two a.m. 10.0 ft. Shelton, and Stephanie Woody, meeting Sunday evenings in Saint years with the Campus Minstry a.m. 5.6 ft. P.m. 11.7 ft. legal, Shelton. David's Parish Hall. Office at Washington State P.m. 0.2ft. Chester Rhoades, 23, An offeringofnon-perishable University in Pullman. During ar Z8 Shelton, and Rebecca Guy, 20, staple foods will be taken at the the last two years he has traveled a.m. lO.9ft. Shelton. service for the use of needy around the Pacific Northwest a.m. 6.0 ft. Marvin Matson, 31, Sheiton, families during the coming playing at various churches. p.m. ll.8ft. P.m. -0.8ft. and Pamela Swanson, 32, holiday season. The food He writes all his own music; Shelton. offering will be a special he tells stories about his 29 Albert Johnson, 33, Shelton, expression of gratitude for experiences. He has recently ,.m. ll.7ft. ,.m. 6.2ft. and Marguerite Johnson, 33, blessings received and of concern returned from California where '.m. 11.9 ft. Shelton. for others. / he assisted in writing the music -1.7ft. John Kortgardner, 24, All members of the for the movie version of "The Bremerton, and Marsha Smyers, community are welcome to share Singer," a parable written by ,.m. 12.3 ft. 24, Bremerton. in the festive Eucharist, said Calvin Miller. i.rrl. 6.4 ft. .m. Michael Auseth, 22, Shelton, Father D.J. Maddux, rector of Cost for the concert is a 11.9 ft. • m. -2.3 ft. and Pamela Schiele, 22, Shelton. Saint David's. donation. .541" 10.155 % Our new short term savings certificate has a rate based on the weekly average established for United States Govern- ment Treasury Bills, plus an additional I/4 o[ I 'g. H fie FeDeraL savinGs require a substantial early withdrawal. The only other bidder on the North Shore project was Pacific Sand and Gravel, Lacey. Other bidders on the Brockdale project were Pacific Sand and Gravel, Interstate Asphalt, Aberdeen, and Olympia Oil and Wood Products, Olympia. The commission also opened bids on providing the county road department with crushed rock and cover stone. Bidders were Ed Kneeland Construction, Shelton, Ace Paving, Pacific Sand and Gravel and Interstate Asphalt. !dt.g o 00a0t.ge 00utu,e juvenile. The record, lie said is in was on probation after being California and Washington and released from the Washington includes burglaries and thefts Corrections Center. which are drug and alcohol A presentence report, related. Burleson said, recommended At the time of the burglary prison for Grewell and indicated of which he was convicted, the he would not be a good dcmltv prosecutor said. Grewell probation risk. Hockenberry in Navy Navy Seaman Recruit Charles W. Hockenberry, son of Richard W. MacFarlane, Shelton, has completed recruit training at the Naval Training Center, San Diego. During the eight-week training cycle, he studied general the Navy's 85 basic occupational fields. Included in his studies were seamanship, close-order drill, Naval history and first aid. Personnel who complete this course of instruction are eligible for three hours of college credit military subjects designed to in physical education and prepare him for further academic hygiene. and on-the-job trainin in one of i Grewell t6 t the COUrt lie had had time.) do a lot of thinking during 'e six months he had been in , count "all since his arrest or . Y.J ne burglary charge and would IS?to o into the drug treatment pra g... He told the court - . and his wife had discussed it, r 1 that there was a possibility ff . go into the program also. v°ula Judge Baker, in imposil h sentence, told Grewell he e had a number of opportunl over the past ten years to tu his life around, and that he ha been in drug treatment programs before and had not completed them. He said he did not believe Grewell was a probation risk. 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