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Licensed, bonded and insured.
Rt. 2, Box 947 426-1512
Shelton
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AND RETREAT
CENTER OF
BELFAIR
10 a.m... Worship Service
10 a.m ..... Sunday School
Come as you are --
Nursery provldod
i/, mile W. of Belfair State Park
275-1554 Office
275.MIN Home
Donald G. Fouum, Pastor
Sunday Services
WINTER HOURS:
1 st Worship Service ..... 8:30 a.m.
Sunday School ......... 9:45 o.m.
2nd Worship Service ..... 11 a.m.
BELFAIR
COMMUNITY
BAPTIST
P.O. BOX 407
John Senn, Postor
Church phone m 275-6031
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Menu for
Grapeview School
January 16 thru 20.
Monday: Spanish rice, toast,
salad, banana pudding, milk.
Tuesday! Turkey noodle Soup,
meat sandwich, salad, choice
day dessert, milk.
Wednesday: Toasted cheese
sandwich, salad, brownies,
milk.
Thursday: Roast beef,
potatoes & gravy, salad, ice
cream, milk.
Friday: Fish sticks, french
fries, salad, apple cake, milk.
Puget Sound
National Bank
The hometown bank.
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Menu For
North Mason
Schools
January 16 to 20
Monday: Hamburger gravy
over mashed potatoes,
biscuit/butter, peas, jello,
milk.
Tuesday: Tomato soup, grilled
cheese sandwich, applesauce,
brownies, milk.
Wednesday: Sloppy Joe,
broccoli, tater tots, dessert,
milk.
Thursday: Meatballs in gravy,
mashed potatoes, buttered
carrots, muffin, fruit, milk.
Friday: Taco, french fries,
buttered cam, cake, milk.
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Puget Sound
National Bank
Bud McKay (42) scrambles with a Quilcene player after
having his rebound slapped away. Dennis Lund (40)
managed to come up with the ball and scope the tip-in
during North Mason's loss, 55-47.
Bulldogs drop close one to Quilcene
Dennis Lund (40) pulls down one of his many rebounds for
the Bulldogs. Lund led the team's scoring with 11 points.
Mason Lake Meanclerings
By JANET WILLIAMS 426-8320
dancing yet.
Ida and Bob Randall held
their traditional "champagne
breakfast" on New Year's Day
for a large group of friends. The
reason that Bob and Ida don't
attend the New Year's dance is
that they spend several days
getting things ready for their
party and it really shows as the
food is fabulous.
Bobbi and Ben Petraitis, their
son Jamie and daughter Staci
traveled to Phoenix, Arizona and
Silver City, New Mexico, to
spend Christmas with Bobbi's
sister, her family and parents.
They were hoping 'to enjoy the
sun in Arizona but the sun
wouldn't cooperate and they had
to spend considerable time in
garages having repairs done to
their rented motorhome. The
family Christmas celebration
made it all worthwhile, though,
since the cousins hadn't seen
each other for about three years.
On their way back they
decided to make a trip through
Death Valley, figuring it's always
sunny there, but just as they got
to their camping area it started
raining for the first time in 35
years.
Next they stopped in Reno
for a little fun in the casinos and
then headed for home, only to
More than 125 Mason Lake
residents and their friends
ushered in the new year at a
dance New Year's Eve in the
MBC Clubhouse.
Theme for the dance was
"pink elephants" and the designs
were done by local
' artist-cartoonist Rudy Zingier.
After Rudy made the original
. designs, dance committee
members cut them out and used
them to decorate the walls and
tables.
Rudy and his wife Dolores
came to the dance "just to
watch for a little while" because.
Dolores was just released from
the hospital, but Rudy couldn't
resist the music, so ended up
dancing anyway.
In the last column it was
reported that Dolores was
released from the hospital in
time for Christmas, but actually
she ended staying until just
before New Year's.
Hazel and Jim Bogard
traveled through the snow from
Kennewick to spend New Year's
weekend at their newly
purchased cabin in Paradise
Estates and they *also enjoyed
attending the dance. Margie and
George Marshall peeked in for a
few minutes but since George's
surgery he isn't quite up to
have more trouble with the
motorhome as they went
through Oregon.
Bobbi said, "Although the
problems with the motorhome
were pretty traumatic, we met
some really nice and helpful
people so some good came of
it."
Maxine and Sven Gunnarson
traveled south to California to
spend New Year's with their
daughter and also to attend the
East-West Shrine football game.
Bill Russell and his
son-in-law, Joe Rheums, flew to
Los Angeles to attend the Rose
Bowl game and said it was well
worth the time and money to
see such a great Husky victory.
Next meeting of the MBC
Club will be held January 12 at
8 p.m. at the clubhouse.
Recently some of the young
people around the lake have
voiced an interest in getting a
youth club going again, so that
will probably be the main topic
for discussion. A good turnout
for the meeting could really
facilitate getting some activities
started for the young people.
Annual
WINTER CLEARANCE
FAMOUS NAME BRANDS
SPORTSWEAR & COATS
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Front Disc $1 1 O00
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GARAGE
-- GENERAL AUTO REPAIR
27$-2128
½ mile w. of Belfair State Park
Famous Name Brands
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SALE BEGINS JANUARY 13th AT 9:30 A.M.
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275-2033 Mary Wright Bel fair
[ he hometown bank.
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Page 4 - Huckleoerry Herald section of Shelton-Mason County Journal - January 12, 1978
North Mason's winless boys'
basketball team came within four
points of capturing its first
victory this season, but couldn't
bring the game home and lost the
match against visiting Quilcene,
55-47.
With two minutes left in the
game the Bulldogs narrowed the
Rangers' lead, which had once
climbed to 20 points, down to a
pair of baskets.
For the next minute it seemed
North Mason might take the game
coasting on their momentum, but
three turnovers in the closing
minutes gave Quilcene the win.
Dennis Lund was the only
Bulldog player in double figures
for the low-scoring game, charting
i I points.
North Mason started out
slowly, scoring only 14 points in
the first half to dig themselves in
a hole they never could overcome.
The Bulldogs came back out
fighting following halftime to
match the Rangers point-for-point
in the third quarter.
Under the direction of guards
Mike Kemp and Joe Roche, North
Mason played some of the best
ball it's shown this season to
outscore Quilcene by six points in
the final period.
But the final performance was
not enough to balance the show
during the first two quarters and
the Bulldogs added an
to their loss column.
North Mason's
match will be
league-leader Port
Friday night.
Qu. 15 13 14
N.M. 6 8 14
Quilcene -- Phil
Aulbach 2, Allan
Rocky Bloomfiel(
Bloomfield 6, Kris
CYawford 2, Kelly N
Gordon 2, Gary Ra
Hoffman.
North Mason -- D(
David Smethers 4, MiF
Joe Roche 6, Mark
Dennis Lund 11, BucF
Dave Davis.
Up from the junior varsity, sophomore Mike Kemp (22) lofts
shots that earned him eight points for the game.
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