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TOPPED, TRIMMED OR REMOVED
FULLY INSURED
Wes Griffey CR 5-2117 Lea Dobbs TR 6-4783
Serving families
in this
COmmunity
Since 1909
5303 Kitsap Way
M. Lewis, Sr.
FUNERAL CHAPEL
Call us collect from anywhere ES 7-3836 ,
Lester M. Lewis, Jr.
eetaurant &
4312 Kitsap Way, Bremerton
,n Experience in
the A rt o/Dining.
tber Room',
) for YOur
tainment.
Lunch: 11 a.m.- 4:00p.m.
Dinner: 4 p.m. - 11:30 p.m.
Closed Sundays
Restaurant: ES 7-5531
Inn: 479-2132
on
mpson
Top Of The Line
Centennial (Accoustical)
Mirabeau (Vinyl Coated)
Centennial (Decorative)
Regular Price 27¢ Each ,._.L
si- SALE PRICE "u,..
MPSON SMOOTH WHITE SALE 23'
Vinyl Coated. Regular 274 ............. 4
SHASTA (Decorative) SALE 1 9
Regular 274 .............. 4
OLYMPIC WHITE SALE 1 2
Regular 17, ........ ;,0 ............ ,
ST MORITZ (necorat! ) SALE 23
Regular 274 ........................ 4
JUBILIEE (Decorative) SALE 1 9
Regular 274 . . . _ ......
MADERA (Vinyl I;oated) ....... SALE 25¢
Regular 284 ........................
SUNBURST (Vinyl Coated) SALE 284
Regular 324.. '. .......
SERAGLIO (Vinyl Coatedi ..... ~L, 27'
Regular 324 L ....... 4
HALLMARK FISSURED .....
N.N..Qo_on-clm~busflbie. IL.~.~I_Ir 284 .......... SALE 23
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4x8 Light Walnut $2"
4x8 Birch Paneling...iiiiiiiiiiiiiii.. s4"
qx8 Snartan ,.,.,., .4, $6"
4X " ...... ; ............... . SL ~ 9
Aged Cedar Panehna :: 5
Viking Ak~minum Combinatio.n 11' " •
Screen & Storm uoor $
EXcellent Quality. Reg. $52.42 ................... 4
$
Interior Latex 0.,l.
Tinted to all Pastel Colors ...................
Pre'f~nished Interior ~ 2 $!
Pro-Hung Doors . fro.
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FlU PARKING
TWO OF THE LEADERS and one of the "girls" of a former
Belfair Girl Scout troop were among those who enjoyed a
reunion and baby shower described in the Old Belfair
Highway column. Left to right, Eleanora Fedenk, former
Brownie and Intermediate Girl Scout troop leader, Mary
Wilbur Paschke, former Girl Scout and guest of honor at the
baby shower, and Alice Kinney, former North Mason
Neighborhood Chairman of Girl Scouts. Turning out the
THIS IS ONE of the pictures from the past that brought back Janis Harstad, Peggy Day and Roberta Day, third row, Janet lights and singing old Girl Scout songs in front of the fire in
memories to several former Girl Scouts from Belfair who Haven, Norma Reynolds and Penny Fedenk; back row, Linna the fireplace.., just like the old camping days, was just one
attended a joint reunion and baby shower recently. Details Allen, Mary Wilbur, Katy Wilbur, Gall Pond, Marlene Morris of the activities at the shower which brought back memories
are in the Old Belfair Highway column. Except for one first and Carol Stimac. This picture was taken in the early sixties from the early sixties.
name and one last name, all of the girls were identified, using when the older girls, as members of the Belfair Senior Girl
maiden names for those now married, as: front row, left to Scout troop, attended a fly-up ceremony for the younger
right, Nancy Reynolds, Jennie ?, ? Day and Sharon Davis; girls. I wPLUMBING I
second row, Renee Whitchurch, Sue Allen, Nancy Dreher,
I e Have Yours Needs at I
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iv | Gal. Pipe 1/2 to 2 Pipe Threading --
• Old U Ifa,r H,ghway I Yours and Ours, I
By Leo & Margaret Livingston -- CR 5-6421 /BELFAIR m l
The old saying of 'It's always Paschke, Katy Wilbur Patrick, .............. .HARDW
fair weather, when good fellows Sally McDonald Jenner, Marlene TRAVELERS RETURNED: weather was absolutely beautiful | ERNIE & AROLD ARIES I
get together was true when the Morris Hoban, Carol Stimac Floyd and Naomi Williams areas soon as we got south of LCR 5-2031 Weekdays 8:30-5:30 p.m. -- Sat. 8:30-5 p.m.J
snow stopped and plans went Geirtz,-Linna Allen Smith and back in Pleasant Cove after an Portland. It was 68 degrees in
ahead to have a combination Penny Fedenk Gibson. Sending extended trip through the Eugene. Alas, in California, the /"" ....................... '-""~
reunion and baby shower Friday gifts with their regrets at not southland. They met the Wayman sunny days and high pressure i SPAGH ETTI [ ll l[ lER i
before last at the Fedenk home. being at the reunion were other Lymans at Tecopa Hot Springs in bring smoggy smog to the whole
Ms. Alice Kinney and Eleanora former Girl Scout members of Cahforma" ". Bay area. San Francisco was clear
Fedenk were co-hostesses for the those earlier years, Mrs. Ruth The Lymans, Way and and we did ride the suicidalcable
baby shower event with Mary Nohel, Olympic Council staff Dorothy, found Teeopa Hot car to the waterfront. Sorry we ! ' Masonic Temple, Belfair }
Wilbur Paschke as guest of honor, member- Mrs Hazel Olson, Springs the best part of their trip didn t find time to ride the~ "
Invitations were sent for a assistant Girl Scout leader, and south. Otherwise, they met BART. There was one death by ~ Friday, Jan 31 6"30 p.m
reunion of former NM school Jean Fedenk, Girl Scout Troop record-making bad weather accident on the BART while we " " "
. .
classmates who were members of116 mascot, almost everywhere, from Idaho to w~re there, one fire, and a story ~ Oonatton $1.75 Per Person
the Girl Scout Troop ii5 of the The Williams family will Texas. They visited their in the Chronicleabout constant ~t Spo~soreday Belfair Chapter No. 241 OES !
former Olympic Council.. Theremember the day of the big daughter, Sharon Ellis, in breakdowns. Maybe it was just as
Belfair group at that time, m the move to their newly-established Pocatello. ~haron has a new baby well.
early•1960's, had Alice Kinney as home at Mission Lake. The boy, born Oct. i, who joins a•TRAVELERS ABROAD: ~ and Social Club i
North ~' Mason neighborhood Saturday of the big snow spread brother and two sisters. They also Sally (Scott) and Steve t,-. ................ "'"7 ...... "~'J
chairman, Idaleah Wilbur as out like a plump welcome mat for visited their son, Burr, and family Westerberg are off on a tour of
Troop I 15 leader and Eleanorathe moving van to slip down the in Reno. Way and Dorothy found Europe for ten months or a year.
Fedenk as Brownie and sloping driveway of the former the hot springs, located at the They pickedupanewcarin Italy.
Intermediate Troop 116 leader. Jankins' residence, south end of Death Valley, Before they left, Sally finished /
Pictures gathered from old Our welcome (plus the delightful and plan tospendmore her university work in speech
scrapbooks of bygone activities weathers) is for Jim and Veniese time there, pathology and audiology with a
were passed around during the Williams, son Randy, in the
four point average A very
gabfest, with the current photos second year at Olympic College, Carl and Betty Mattus are " -. " . "
deserving girl
of the guests own families adding and daughter Renee, a senior at back from a holiday visit with
a happy touch to catching up the West High. Jingles, their low-slung daughter Nancy and husband in
years. Sally Jenner brought her
dulcimer harp to add to the
memory trail with singing of
well-remembered Girl Scout
songs. Prizes were won by Katy
Patrick, Carol Geirtz and Marlene
Hoban in playing some of the old
fun games of day camp.
Refreshments were served by
Penny Gibson from a table set
with a pink and white theme,
centered with 13 small pink
candles in miniature crystal
holders. One of the remarks in
meeting again after some years
was that this should be done more
often even if none of the guests
had ever attended a Girl Scout
baby shower in the past.
Guests were Mesdames
Margaret Paschke (who had
taught these as younger girls
during elementary school),
ldaleah Wilbur, Mary Wilbur
bull terrier, is nine years old and
sports a gray muzzle. Jim is with
the PSNS police department.
Another calendar goodie is for
a Happy Chinese New Year to
brighten your Tuesday, February
11. The cele'bration in San
Francisco for this event has
special flowerbeds in the Golden
Gate Park for each symbol of the
different years. The Year of the
Boar was the one 1 saw, and I'll
never forget the tradition of the
dragon dancing and calling at the
homes of the Chinese to be fed
while I stood nearby with my
fingers literally frozen on the
camera, trying to take pictures.
The vulgar herd
Odi profanum vulgus et arceo. (1
hate the vulgar herd and hold it
far.) Horace
Hello to Gordon M. in Silverdale
Tidal Wave Beauty Shop CR5-2509
Jewelry, Gifts, Tumblers
Findings, Grit & Tools
Avon Bottles
BELFAIR
Come in and see us!
Open 1 0 a.m. to 5 p.m. 7 days a week
also
Teaching Jewelry & "Cab" makinq
Thunderbolt Rock Shop
On New Belfair Hiway -- 500 ft. N. of
Sande's Boat & Motors
CR5-2201
OHunting & Fishing License
• Fishing Tackle • Frozen Herring
t Ammunition
Open everyday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
or later!!
5 Minutes from 15eifair in Allyn
I , I
Springfield, I11.
Even the stay-at-home
Livingstons returned safely from a
quick trip to San Francisco. The
BIKES STOLEN
Two purple spider bikes were
reported stolen Jan. 22 from a
residence on Newkirk Road.
GLASS-PLY BOATS
Lifetime warranty - 16' Gins-Ply,
full top, E-Z Loader trailer, with used 40 H.P. Mere.
1995
We ~pecialize in MerCruiser and Mercury outboard repair
SOME USED BOATS IN STOCK
SANDES at Belfair
Bank Terms 275-2297
We're having a
special
e
on
Coty fragrances
PLUS
with a $5.00 purchase
of
any Coty product at
regular price a
additional
gift from Coty!
9-7Weekdays 9-8 Friday lO-4Sunday 275-6161
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Model J351R
GE RANGE WITH P-7® SELF-
CLEANING OVEN SYSTEM--
oven cleans itself electrically,
automatically !
n Has Oven Timer, Clock, Minute Timer!
~~ PRICED FROM
SCHOOL APPLIANCES
ARE HERE
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We discount -- Sell for less
Belfair Shopping Center - CR 5-2020
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January 30, 1975 - Huckleberry Herald section of Shelton-Mason County J~urnat - Parle 3