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County
Buys Car
For Assessor
• The Mason County Commis-
sion, at its meeting Monday,
voted to purchase a car for the
Assessor's office from Pauley
Motors, whose bid of $2,189.91
was low of four received.
Other bidders were Jim
Pauley, Inc. with two bids, and
Kimbel Motors.
Bids were also opened on a
microfilm reader-printer for the
auditor's office, with a bid of
$1,150 from Eastman Kodak and
$1,145 from 3M Business Products
Sales, Inc.
An emergency appropriation
of $550 for the jail, $3,967 for the
sheriff, $6,000 for the superior
court, $1,123.32 for county fire in-
surance, $74.07 for the Memorial
Building Fire insurance and $3,
077.87 for elections was approved.
The county engineer reported
that the assessment roll for the
special road improvement dis-
trict on Harstine Island was al-
most complete and the commis-
sion set a hearing for 10 a.m.
Jan. 26. The assessment is at a
rate of $23.82 an acre.
The commission authorized
Bill Smith to do renovation on
the electrical wiring in the court
house during the coming year.
Smith appeared before the com-
mission to report he had checked
the wiring, and, that it would
cost about $3.000 to do the work.
Juvenile
Office Has
26 Cases
• The Mason County Juvenile
Probation Office handled 26 cases
during November, 15 delinquen-
cy cases, four dependency and
seven traffic.
The delinquency cases includ-
ed one for vehicle theft, three
for burglary, three for use of
liquor, one as a runaway, two
for vandalism and joy riding,
three for shoplefting and two for
petit larceny.
Of these cases, 13 were handled
by informal adjustment, two were
turned over to another court, one
was placed on official probation,
one was placed in the custody of
relative, one was referred to a
the child guidance center and
services were completed
THIS IS ALL THAT REMAINS of the Howard Robinson
home in the Little Skookum Bay area after a fire in the
home Monday morning. The fire was believed to have
started in the garage of the home. The couple lost all of
their possessions, including their car, in the fire, getting
out with only the clothes they were wearing. Robinson
said he walked through the garage shortly before the fire
started and was doing some work in the woods above the
garage when he heard his wife call out. He saw the en-
tire inside of the garage in flames and went into the house
and called his daughter, Mrs. John Sells, who lives nearby.
She called Fire District 4, which sent three trucks to the
fire. The fire was so far advanced when the firemen ar-
rived nothing could be done to save the house. No esti-
mate of the damage to the house, which was about 11
years old, was available yet. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson ex-
pressed appreciation to the fire department and to the
many friends who assisted.
Youth Sent To Corrections Center For Burglary
• John A. Rambo, 20, Shelton,
was sentenced to a maximum of
15 years in a penal institution
after revocation of a deferred
sentence given him earlier on a
charge of burglary in the second
degree.
The sentence came after a
hearing on the revocation of the
deferred sentence before Judge
Charles Wright in Mason County
Superior Court Friday.
Prosecuting Attorney John C.
Ragan told the court that Rambo
had been charged with taking a
motor vehicle without the permis-
sion of the owner in connection
with the theft of a car from the
Kimbel Motors used car lot. The
ca was recovered .in Everett
wlere Rambo was arrested.
Junior M
Pageant
• The Jaycee Junior Miss
eant originally
Tuesday night at Mt.
purpose room was
one week due to foul
hazardous driving
It was announced by
man of Junior lV[iss
Dave Arnold, that the
will be held Dec. 26 at
at 7 p.m. Shelton's Junior
will have to be selected bY
30, as this is the
entry into State
therefore the pageant will
to go on as scheduled,
of the weather at that
The program will remain.
the seven girls competing:
na Reed, Deborah
Barbara Hubbard,
Rhodes, Jeanne Osborne,
Valley and Tracy HamlJn,
The first portion of the
petition, the Judges'
has been completed. The:
Georgia Bolling, Ruby
Gary Nickloy and
met with the girls Monday
The judging was based on c
acter, poise,
mental alertness and is
cent of the total judging,
lastic ability is 15 per c
the other two portions,
sentation in formal
ent compose the prograr (
pageant.
The Jaycees and
Mell Chevrolet
public to attend and
Shelton's Junior Miss
The girl will represent
of Shelton in the State
tion on Jan. 25, 26,
Pullman• The winner '
competing for National
and one of the
the $14,000 Scholarship
Junior Miss.
was peeding, two Ragan said that if Rambo's
operator's licenses, two for parole was revoked and he was
fective equipment and two for sentenced to a state penal insUtu-
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were dismissed and two were the custody of the Department of
handled in other manners Institutions in imposing the sen-
" tence on the burglary charge on
when I
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which the deferred sentence had Middleton had been found gull-
been granted, ty in Mason County Justice Court
Judge Wright sentenced Allen on a charge of driving while in-
Middleton, Belfair. to a fine of toxicated and driving while li-
$300, of which $150 was sus- cense was suspended.
pended and a 90-day sent- The charge of driving while in-
ence, also suspended after he toxicated was dismissed and Mid-
pleaded guilty to a charge of dleton pleaded guilty to the driv-
driving while his license was ing while license suspended
suspended, charge when he appeared in
CrAN D I ES
court on an appeal of the justice
court conviction.
Judge Wright, on a motion by
Ragan, signed a dismissal of a
second degree burglary charge
against Gary Brevig, formerly of
Shelton.
Ragan told the court that Bre-
wig, who had been out on bail
awaiting trial on the burglary
charge, had been arrested in Ore-
gon and had been sentenced to a
penal institution there.
Ragan said that Brevig's case
was the last of several involving
a break-in and theft of clothing
from Miller's Department Store
last year.
THERE ARE
many automobiles
the State of Washington
of the Union of Soviet
Republics.
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Blankets
Towel
Sets
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TOWELS 3 for
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GUEST TOWELS
3 for
DISH $1
CLOTHS 6 for
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striped ticking 2 Ib. box deluxe GIRLS $
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Kapok filled $250 7 oz. box 1
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floral ticking
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Foam rubber SAI Pecan Cameos $1.15 BOYS $'
filled, solid I 7 oz. box deluxe
color ticking Min. Chocolates $%15
MEN'S $'
9 oz. Fruit & Nut
Assortment $1.15
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