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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 Thomas Williams, P.O. Box 925, Shelton, minor in possession of and consuming intoxicants, $50 forfeit; Yvonne Scrogham, Rt. 10, Box 1 16, Shelton, speeding, $25 forfeit; John Hardman, 1431 176th PI., Bellevue, speeding, $25 forfeit; Richard Field, P.O. Box 37, Grapeview, improper passing, $25 forfeit; Allen Reed, 3435 Sprice PI., Bremerton, hunting doe deer during closed season, $300 forfeit; Ronald Pittman, P.O. Box P, McCleary, speeding, $38 forfeit; James McAllister, P.O. Box 275, Hoodsport, fishing for game fish without a license, $25 forfeit; Ronald Pannell, 703 Rennvaan Dr., Aberdeen, speedinl~, $25 forfeit; Pad Field, 2009 Nipsil, Bremerton, failure to properly notch deer tag, $25 forfeit; Robert Flaquist, 1064 Kirkland Ave., Renton, possession of a loaded rifle in a motor vehicle, $25 forfeit; Richard Thomas, Rt. 3, Box 265, Port Orchard, no operator's license on person, $10 forfeit; David Armstrong, 433 Walnut, Shelton, aiding and abetting dip netting salmon, $25 fine, suspended; William Hogan, 402 Walnut, Shelton, dip netting salmon, $25 fine, suspended; John Mills, P.O. Box X, Matlock, speeding, $20 fine; Jay Zwicker, Rt. 3, Box 760, Aurora, Oregon, speeding, $30 fine; Nicholas Vrahnos, P.O. Box 175, Union, minor in possession of and consuming intoxicants, $100 fine, suspended; Gene Visser, Rt. 5, Box 396, Shelton, physical control of a motor vehicle while intoxicated, $225 fine; Benjamin Danford, Rt. 10, Box 257, Shelton, expired vehicle license ¢$10 forfeit; Lewis Dougherty, Rt. 1, Box 526, Shelton, driving while intoxicated, five days in jail, suspended, $250 fine; Daniel Underwood, Rt. 3, Box 679, Shelton, failure to secure load, $35 fine; Jeffery Logan, St. Rt. 2, Box 516, Bremerton, illegal entry into state park after hours, $10 fine. SHELTON POLICE Jeanne Smith reported gasoline taken. A vehicle driven by Michael Peden hit a guard rail in a parking lot at the Mason Apartments. Officers were called to the Shelton High School parking lot to assist a female motorist who had a cat caught in the fanbelt of her vehicle. Officers reported they removed one very dead cat from inside the engine compartment of the vehicle and disposed of the cat. Marguerite Madden reported a wrist watch lost. Vernon Honstain reported a check book lost. A vehicle was found to have driven over the lawn at Bordeaux School. A vehicle driven by Michael Pearson and a parked vehicle owned by Peter Vardnof were involved in a collision in front of Brad's No. 1. Robert Sparks reported a window in a residence broken. Janet Viger reported a rock thrown at her vehicle as she was driving down Pioneer Way. A vehicle driven by Ivan Fahrnkopf hit a power pole at Highway 3 and North 13th Street. Fahmkopf was taken to Mason General Hospital with facial injuries, possible broken ribs and internal injuries. Vehicles driven by Delbert Gibson and Arnold Stoehn collided in the Evergreen Square parking lot. Two windows in the Mt. View School Annex were found open. Ray Patrick and John Healy reported a 30-30 rifle, ammunition, a stuffed iguana lizard, a knife and a bayonet taken from their residence. Seventh and Cedar. Damage was reported to park fences. A door to the Mt. View Annex was found open. Vehicles driven by James Hills and Arthur Farr collided at Olympic Highway South and Ellinor. Tricia and Jamie Hills, passengers in the Hills vehicle, were taken to Mason General Hospital for treatment of injuries. Steve Martinell reported about $60 taken from the till at Binger's Service Station. Vehicles driven by Robert Monger, John Keyzers and John Satterfield were involved in a collision on the Hillcrest Hill. Edward Cooper Jr. reported the burglary of a residence. A bicycle was found at a residence on Ellinor and brought to the police station. A vehicle driven by Ed Dunbar backed into a parked motorbike owned by Donald Simmons Jr. ' Vehicles driven by Fay Brewer and Joyce Nichols collided on Olympic Highway South. Ray Rice turned in a set of keys he found. A wallet found at the Shoprite Store was turned in to the police department. Steve Anderson reported the burglary of a residence. Kathy Smith reported a folder lost. C. Albert Fisk reported his parked vehicle hit by another. A bicycle found at Dearborn and Boundary was brought to the police department. SHERIFF'S OFFICE Valerie Huisingh reported a cow loose on the Agate Road. William Miller reported wrenches taken. The Department of Natural Resources reported three chain saws and other items taken from the shop at Mission Creek Youth Camp. A vehicle driven by WilliamA case of milk was reported Power went off the mad at taken from a milk truck while it and Northcliff. was parked at the Deer Creek Vehicles driven by William R. Store. Morgan and Dr. A. C. Linkletter A goat was reported loose and were involved in a collision at eating shrubbery at the Cook Plant Farm. Cows were reported loose on the road in the Kennedy Creek area. Randolph Fitzhum reported rifles taken. Two bicycles were reported found in Lake Limerick. Mrs. Merle Reamer reported gasoline siphoned. Mrs. Warren Stewart reported the burglary of a summer cabin. A pumphouse at the Bear Creek Market was reported entered. Bill Russell reported a garage entered. Sherry Kern reported two Little Skookum Lumber Co., lunchroom, restroom and office, $16,0.00; William Sprengle, mobile home, $700; Albert Stabler, residence, $26,500; Nathan Stairs, addition, $5,000; Steve Woods, residence, $34,064. FIRE DEPARTMENT November 29, 11:40 p.m., Tanya Reid residence, 236 Arcadia, walls, bedding and drapes damaged by a fire caused by an electrical short. December 1, 3:30 a.m., truck on fire from fire bomb at the Jack Sylsberry residence, 510 Oak. FIRE DISTRICT FIVE Hospital Ambulance. SUPERIOR COURT Dissolutions of Marriage Mary Wilson and James Wilson. Charles Miller and Marie Miller. Dennis Cote and Sandra Cote. James Wilbury and Robin Wilbury. Doris Letsinger and George Letsinger. Beverly Baldwin and Ronald Baldwin by Mason County Open Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. -- Sun. 9 a.m. to o'&.- CHRISTMAS GIFTS New Cases Aetna Finance Company cowsloose on the roadway. November 21, 7:21 a.m., aid against Mr. and Mrs. Richard ~[~ Elizabeth Harvey reported a call, Deer Creek/Highway 3 injury Helland, abstract of judgement. summer home broken into. accident, transported to Mason Richard B. Wall against Mr. Milton Holt reported the General Hospital by Mason and Mrs. George Karvela and Mr. burglary of a residence in which County Ambulance. and Mrs. George Karvela Jr.,~ -.-.__ four tires and wheels and three November 23, 12:24 a.m., fireabstract ofjudgeme, nt. Associated Financial Services of America against Mr. and Mrs. Earl McMinn, foreclosure. Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Tallman against Simpson Timber Company, damages. Little out of it What is written without effort is in general read without pleasure. Dr. Samuel Johnson call, Harstine Island structural fire, small shack totally destroyed. November 23, 8:03 p.m., fire call, Harstine Island, structural fire, residence totally involved on arrival. November 25, 5:27 p.m., fire call, Harstine Island, trash fire. November 27, 9:47 a.m., aid call, Bayshore, injury accident, transported to Mason General Mr. Marcom never liked going anywhere until he got shoes'from H & H SHOES in Olympia. They sell FAMOUS NAME BRAND WOMEN'S AND MEN'S SHOES at Discount Prices. l' 411 W. 4th Ave., Olympia @ fishing poles and reels were taken. Doris Pearson reported the burglary of a trailer house. AI Jensen reported a trailer house broken into and a coin box taken. John Robinson reported items taken from a shed. Two geese were reported found in the Sunset Beach area. Fred Wilder reported a residence entered. Eliseo Apointi reported tools taken. Richard McComb reported a jacket, wallet and keys taken. Mike Fedak reported a cabin broken into. Mrs. William Hansch reported a residence entered and items valued at $892 taken. CITY BUILDING PERMITS Building permits approved by the City of Shelton during the past week were to City of Shelton, repair roof, $400. For The Like New Ride HEAVY DUTY SHOCKS COUNTY BUILDING PERMITS Building permits approved by the Mason County Planner's Office during the past week were to William J. Bingham, residence, $20,563.20; George Galeota, garage, $2,782.50; James Gorman, partition garage into room, $500; Ed Hellman, residence, $18,000; Gary Ison, mobile home, $8,826.50; H & H SHOES i We've just hired a new teller called Quickbank, and we'd love to have you come in E 2,~. ~. and get acquainted. For that Swing and Swa Like any other teller, Quickbank can handle all your ordinary banking transactions. But unlike other tellers, Quickbank ~ves you the advantage of 24-hour service. It's a self-service bank that lets you do everything from getting cash from your checking account to making a loan payment to depositing money to your savings account--all just about as fast as you can push a few buttons. It works with a Quickbank card or a special BankAmericard® that's almost as easy to get as working the machine. And there's no extra service charge for using it. So come on in and let us introduce you. Quickbank may not be our best-looking teller, gund National Bank but it's bound tobeone of our most popular. MASON COUNTY BRANCH, 3RD & COTA eMarks owned and licensed by Bank, America Service Corporation. STABILIZING UNIT A umt seiechvely cahbrated and valved for maximum sta- bd,ty and comfort *S only pos- sible m a larger bore un,t such as th~s lh~ 1~,~, bore ,s 50~;; greater tn working capacity than the ~ndustry standard The md~Jchon hardened ~,~, rod ~S chrome finished for smooth funct~omng and long hfe Mut1~Di( stage valwng on both the c¢)mpress~on and ex- torts,on cycle for ma×tmum control Fluted tube for more raDiO heat d~ss,pabon and prO- techon from ,oad hazards Best value buy for extra driv- ing requirements Pair plus installation Combines additional spring rate, which re-eslabhshes fac- tory design height, ~n combi- nation with heavy duty valving for optimum stability and con- trol Cr~ttcal front-end dimen- sions can only be maintained if the vehicle is at the intended design height Since shock absorbers are only damping machines, the a~i~noJ slmrN rate of the front stabilizing unit ~s neoassary to maintain prol~ front-end geometry after sus- pens,on springs have sagged Extra Heavy Duty Shocks For the heavy wagon ............ Pair plus installation Reer Stabilizing Unit For the "full trunk" • .............. $29e4"'" Plus I nltallatllm Pair Plus Instalhdlon Good / sounds at Harvey's for Christmas "Top of the Shelton RE7554 i FM/AM/FM stereo radio 8-track, record and player, tone control 95 i SB6222B 6Vz" speakers Full range Walnut SB6332B 6¥~" woofer 2q=" tweeter Walnut SB6652B 8" and 2V~" speakers Walnut FM/AM/FM radio- B.S.R. record changer PORTA Small enough to take on a vacation -- yet has 60 sq. in. viewing area; sharp lifelike color picture. Solid-state 70-position UHF "click-in" tuning; VHF preset fine tuning. VHF and UHF antennas. Attractive ivory finish cabinet. Easy-carry strap handle. Air Adiustoble Shocks For your "Part-time" truck ......... .=P"r Installation • "Home of the Superior Muffler" 1725 Olympic Phone for free estimate Highway S. SH E LTON 426-4243 I 185 sq. in. 4" speaker Woodgrain in, check out our easy charge payment P Page 18 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, December 4. 1975