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MASON COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT
Appearing on the docket in
Mason County District Court
before Judge Carol Fuller during
the past week were:
Justice Court
Lawrence Bethel, 323 S. First,
Shelton, no operator's license on
person, $50 fine; Edward
Schweitzer, P.O. Box 621,
McCleary, molesting spawning
salmon, $54 fine; Theodore
Carlson, Rt. 1, Box 177, Oakville,
speeding, $25 fine; Curtis Higgs,
Natural Foods
Vitamins
Open
Monday thru Friday
9:30 to 5:30
First & Railroad
426-5158
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Rt. 3, Box 419, Shelton, no valid
tonnage displayed, $25 forfeit;
Harry Eshon, P.O. Box 301,
McCleary, molesting salmon, $54
forfeit;
Norman McGowan, 2442 SE
89th, Portland, Oregon, failure to
yield right-of-way, $25 forfeit;
Mark Weston, P.O. Box 481,
Hoodsport, improper passing, $25
forfeit; Kenneth Christensen, 614
S. G St., Westport, speeding, $25
forfeit; Gary Current, P.O. Box
626, Tenino, improper passing,
$25 forfeit;
Glenda Martin, 2545 Narrows
Dr., Tacoma, speeding, $25
forfeit; Gordon Squire, St. Rt. 1,
Box 55, Belfair, carrying a loaded
rifle in a motor vehicle, $25
forfeit; Robert Wilson, 222 S.
Seventh, Shelton, attempting to
snag salmon, $50 fine; Gordon
Squire, St. Rt. 1, Box 55, Belfair,
violation of tagging requirements
on deer, $25 free;
John Merryman, 2020 Adams,
Shelton, speeding, defective
equipment, $75 fine, $35
suspended; Mary Henry, 1719
Monroe St., Shelton, improper
passing, $25 fine, suspended.
Municipal Department
Dana Parrino, 1322 East State
St., Olympia, driving while
Hard to Get
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Available
426-4424
A eQUAXlN I•ILANI) TIHaAIL ENTIEIHqIIlilE
Our Thanks
to the hundreds of people who made
our Grand Opening a great success!
Winners of our Free Drawing
1st Prize 2nd Prize 3rd Prize
Beverly Rank Tony Fonzo Laurie Zoren
719 N. 4th, Shelton 404 Laurel, Shelton 628 Franklin, Shelton
won a free won a gallon won a $10 Trading
turkey of oysters Post gift
certificate
Oyster Specials*
Ex. Small $ 10
10 Oz. jar..
Small $100 Medium
10 Oz. jar. lO Oz. jar
Prices effective thru 11/29
* NO SALES TAX!
Watch
10:00 am & iO:O0 I).tn
Sunday
Closed Thanksgiving
Kamilche Trading Po=t
Located one block from Hklhway t Ot on McCleary Cutoff 426-99e0
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intoxicated, 30 days in jail,
suspended, $250 fine; Ronald
Peterson, 420 Ellinor, Shelton,
hindering police, $100 forfeit;
Rhea La Clair, 420 Ellinor,
Shelton, disturbing the peace,
seven days in jail, suspended, 25
hours community service; Richard
Ruddell, Rt. 10, Box 31, Shelton,
disturbing the peace, $100 forfeit;
Loren Hobbs, 1718 Jones
Rd., Shelton, negligent driving,
$65 t'me; Kelly Hallberg, 302
West T St., Tumwater, failure to
stop at stop sign, $25 forfeit;
Neva Van Valkenberg, 429
Fairrnont, Shelton, speeding, $44
forfeit; Stephen Chase, 63 Kendal
St., Quincy, Mass., vulgar
language and indecent conduct,
six days in jail;
Grady Banks, 517 Euclid,
Shelton, disturbing the peace, $45
£me, three days in jail; Paul
Gullickson, 6422 Old Belfair
Highway, Belfair, speeding, $25
fine; Rebecca Rosin, 709 Quincy
Ave., Chehalis, speeding, $38
forfeit; Anthony Sannicandro,
P.O. Box 763, Shelton, speeding,
$10 rme;
Lawrence Gosser, Rt. 2, Box
111, Shelton, negligent driving,
$100 forfeit; Kay McHenry, St.
Rt. 2, Box 33, Union, physical
control of a motor vehicle while
intoxicated, $500 forfeit; Glynn
Roller, Rt. 3, Box 812, Shelton,
negligent driving, $250 forfeit.
SHELTON POLICE
The gate to the U.S. Forest
Service vehicle compound was
found open.
Vehicles driven by Dan
Johnson and Mrs. John Bennett
collided at B Street and Highway
101.
Raenae Lanning reported an
Frank Tyler reported the
burglary of a summer residence.
Austin Huhn reported he
found a boat.
Cecil Wiswell reported a
burglary.
Floyd Peterson reported a
summer cabin broken into.
W. A. Nicholson reported a
wallet lost.
Too Late to Classify
FOR LEASE -- 3-bedroom,
2-bath home, Angleside area.
$160 per month plus $160
deposit. References required.
LaBissoniere Agency, Inc.
426-1641. L11/27
DISAPPEARED SATURDAY
near Sound Lumber Co. -- Small
female dachshund. Stand-up ears,
black, tan markings. 426-2455.
W11/27
AVAILABLE DECEMBER 1,
2-bedroom apartment,
unfurnished, complete with
washer/dryer, built-in appliances,
wall-to-wall carpet, carport.
Contact Mark at Harvey's,
426-3341. Hll/27
HOUSE SALE -- Miscellaneous.
1725 Stewart Street. Friday and
Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Jll/27
FOR SALE -- Like new floral
sofa and Ioveseat, $250.
426-2102. M11/27-12/4
FOR SALE -- Walnut antique
gateleg dining table with pads.
Like-new sofa and Ioveseat, $195,
blue-green. Playpen, $10.
426-6413 after 5. Dll/27-12/4
BUS BODIES. Ideal for storage.
Mason County Salvage, formerly
Shelton Junk, Lost Lake Road.
426-8626. Mll/27
1972 VEGA S/W, 46,000 miles,
radial tires, serviced each 60 days,
$2,050. 426-2872 nights;
426-1633 days. $11/27
attempted burglary. 1972 STARLIGHT mobile home,
Mary Stephens reported a 48x20, 3-beclroom, condition
good, $9,025. Call 426-1976 after
pickup taken from in front of her 6:30 p.m. H11/27tfn
residence. The vehicle was found
to have been repossessed by a
finance company.
Larry Tobin reported
vandalism to a house.
Sally Prouty turned in a pair
of glasses which she found near
First and Park.
A partially dismantled bicycle
was found in the woods off
Callanan Street. The owner was
found by officers.
A vehicle driven by Lois
Ahlquist went over the bank on
East Pine near the city limits. Mrs.
Ahlquist was taken to Mason
General Hospital.
Anthony Sannicandro
reported a car taken from
Railroad Avenue. It was located
in the Safeway parking lot.
Claude Rickards reported his
daughter's shoes taken at the
swimming pool.
A parked car owned by Jackie
Anderson was hit by another
vehicle.
Irene Trim reported a vehicle
drove over her lawn.
Vehicles driven by Harrison
DeVoe and Margaret Connet
collided at Sixth and Alder.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Pat Bums reported a cabin
burglarized.
1963 FORD 1/z-ton pickup with
canopy, good condition, $725.
1964 Chevelle wagon, rare,
2-door, body Mans Special, needs
paint, $350. 426-8870.
D11/27-12/4
$1,500 BELOW appraisal --
4-bedroom home with 2 baths.
On South Hill. Double lot all
fenced, excellent for kids ,to play
safely at home. Large garage.
Priced at $23,500. Inside will be
redecorated. Call Cee Bee Realty,
Olympia 357-6718. Cll/27-12/4
WANTED -- DINING room table
with 4 chairs. Good condition.
For children's use. 426-4711.
E11/27
27" CAMPUS green Schwinn
lO-speed, new tires, accessories,
$75. 1973 CL175 Honda, $400.
Call 426-6245 after 5 p.m.
Bll/27-12/18
FOR SALE -- 1975 Honda
XL175, 4-stroke, tuned powroll
pipe, good knobby on back, runs
like a 250. Would like $900.
Phone 877-9788 from 11:30 a.m.
to 7:30 p.m. Friday and
Saturday, 11:30 a.m;-10 p.m. TO
make offer come to Sea Breeze
Restaurant. Z11/27
FOR SALE -- Two foam twin
mattresses and bunkie units, $10
a set. 426-4227. F11/27
OLD FARMHOUSE on 3 acres, 1/2
mile from town. Small barn.
Partly remodeled. $18,000.
$3,600 down, $152/mo., 9*/0
interest per annum. Tokos Realty,
426-3361 or 426-1435. Tll/27
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Service reported vandalism to a
boat.
George Kinhey reported the
burglary of a summer cabin.
Don Hurlberg reported
oysters taken from a beach.
Carl Kvamston reported he
found two whiteface calves.
Harlan Buitenveld reported
vandalism to a new home under
construction.
Chrystal DeLong turned in a
.22 caliber rifle she found.
Curt Owen reported a dog
lost.
Reed Ridge reported a
residence entered and about $500
worth of items taken.
Nell McDonald reported clam
poachers.
Roger Batoo reported the
burglary of a garage in which a
10-speed bicycle was taken.
Pat Rosentangle reported an
outboard motor taken.
CITY BUILDING PERMITS
Building permits approved by
the City of Shelton during the
past week were to Georgia
Jackson, fireplace, $1,100.
COUNTY BUILDING PERMITS
Building permits approved by
the Mason County Planner's
Office during the past week were
to G. John Brush Jr., reroof
residence, $600; State Parks and
Recreation Commission,
renovation of comfort station and
bathhouse, $64,620; Charles
Wolfenbarger, mobile home, no
value listed.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
November 19, 6:20 p.m., CAP
building, Sanderson Field.
November 20, 3:35 p.m.,
Henry Parish residence, 2020 Hay
St., oil heater.
November 20, 1 i p.m., Mayte
residence, 510 Grant, hot
chimney.
FIRE DISTRICT FIVE
November 18, 1:51 p.m., fire
call, Harstine Island, chimney fire.
November 18, 1:57 p.m., aid
call, motorcycle accident, one
injury, transported to Harrison
Memorial Hospital.
November 19, 8:03 a.m., fire
call,mutual aid to District 4.
November 19, 10:21 a.m., aid
call, possible cardiac, transported
to Harrison Memorial Hospital.
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Mason General Hospital
A son to Cindy and Thomas
Bixenmann, Star Route I, Box
28, Belfair, November 20.
Singers to
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The New Galilean Singers, a
gospel singing group with an
exciting new sound, will be,
featured at the Skokomish Valley
Community Church Sunday
evening with a concert
commencing at 6:30 p.m.T.J.
Calvin and his wife Karen were
former members of the Galileans,
a group formed in 1967. The New
Galilean Singers are traveling
full-time as singing evangelists and
have released two long-playing
albums.
Since June they have been
traveling throughout the north
and southwestern states.
There will be a candlelight
sandwich and salad supper
preceding the concert at 5 p.m.
The public is wdcome to
attend the supper and concert.
Applying for marriage licenses
in the Mason County Auditor's
Office this week were:
Steven B. Johns, 20, Union,
and Debra Gauley, 21, Union.
Eric Jorstad, 19, Union, and
Evelyn Kinnan, 23, Shelton.
Larry Haas Jr., 18, Elma, and
Melody Fuller, 16, Shelton.
Craig Anderson, 34, Shelton,
and Crystal Anderson, 33,
Eugene, Oregon.
MOTOR
1 306 Olympic HwY'
426-4602
Legal Publications
NOTICE OF HEARING
FINAL REPORT AND
PETITION FOR NON-
INTERVENTION DECREE
NO. 4609
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
FOR MASON COUNTY IN
PROBATE
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF LILLIAN B.
MOR R ISON, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that WILLIAM C. MORRISON, as
personal representative of the
above estate, has filed in the
office of the Clerk of the above
Court the Final Report and
Petition for Non-intervention
Decree requesting the Court to
approve the Report and distribute
the property of the estate to the
persons entitled thereto.
The Final Report and Petition
for Nonintervention Decree will
be heard on the 19 day of
December, 1975, at 9:30 A.M. in
the Courtroom of the Probate
Department of the above Court,
at which time and place any
person interested in the estate
may appear and file objections to
and contest the Final Report.
DATED this 21st day of
November, 1975.
Elaine Province
Clerk of the Court
/s/Betty Thompson
Deputy
Glenn E. Correa
Attorney for Personal
Representative
121 S. 4th Street
Shelton, Washington
11/27-1t
Perfect love
There is no fear' in 16ve; bttt
perfect love casteth out fear.
1 John 4:18
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Those shoes from H & H SHOES in Olympia are the
most beautiful shoes, and hardly cost anything. TL
FAMOUS NAME BRAND WOMEN'S AND MEN'S
Discount Prices.
H & H SHOES
411 W. 4th Ave., 0
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Greyhound Bus Depot Senior Center
Capitol Way and 7th 208 Grove Street
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426-4302 THIS
WEEK'S
20s w. cota SPECIAL
Shelton
Oord's Gold
Greatest hits of Gordon Lighffoot
2 record set,
reg. 9.98, now .............
8 track double,
reg. 10.98, now ............
Open Thanksgiving
from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Hillcrest
REGULAR HOURS
Mon.-Sat. 7 a.m. to 1 I p.m.
Sunday 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Mt. View
Leo Sez:
Vinylast Storm Doors
Windows.
For information and free estimate, call Leo at
Olympic Hwy. South & Cascade
426-2000 Shelton
* Always 10%
off to Senior
C itizens.
Financing
available
(up to 10
years to pay)
* Call anytime.
Evenings
phone
426-4845
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South First St.
Owners: Dan, Jim, John & Vern Stewart. Diesel Mechanic: Lyle Linton
Work
• Welding
• Truck and equipment service
• Pressure washing & steam cleaning
• Wheel bearing and seal installation
• Engine rebuilding
• Transmission & rear end rebuilding
• Brake work
• Diesel valve and injector work
• Frame bushing replacement
• 'Jake Brake' service
"esel
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• Mack --engine, drive, cooling, steering,
suspension, cab parts & filters
• Exhaust--4" & 5" mufflers, elbows,
& flex tubing
• Stemco wheel seals
• Timken wheel bearings
• Cummins
• Detroit Diesel
• Anchorlok air cans
• Air brake hose and hardware
• Brake lining & drums -- wheel nuts
• Axle nuts & locks
• Fleetguard filters
• Jacobs Engine brake parts
We work on all trucks, loaders, skidders, shovels, dozers, backhoes, farm tractors -- just
about any piece of equipment you can drive, haul or tow through a 15' x 15' door.
8 Shelton-Mason County Journal Thursday, November 27 1975