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Masonry
* Fireplaces
* Block foundations
* Anything With masonry
JOHN KIMMEL
LIr4nled, bonded end insured.
Rt. 2, Box 947 426-1512
Shelton
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Shore, Twanoh
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Program
Skill Center
February 8th
7 p.ni.
Cafe
11 Pcttery & Glh Shop
Ikblhalr
8taset Beach
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75-2500
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Services
HOURs:
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Bulldog cagers
still searching
for first win
North Mason's boys'
basketball long season got longer
last week with two more losses,
this time to visiting Charles
Wright, 70-59, and on the road
to Montesano, 87-40.
In the first quarter against
Cilarles Wright, the Bulldogs
quickly jumped in and dug
themselves a lO-point hole.
Throughout the second
period, North Mason began to
play ball but could only match
the Terriers point-for-point and
ended up with the same 10-point
spread at halftime.
After a few words in the
locker room, the Bulldogs
displayed their usual
third-quarter strength, trimming
the Charles Wright lead down to
six by the period's end.
Hope came once more to
ardent North Mason fans as the
Bulldogs began running
pick-and-rolls along with inside
plays to reduce the Charles
Wright lead to two points.
But with only four minutes
left in the game, North Mason
was wracked by an outbreak of
turnovers and rushed shots.
Charles Wright took the
opportunity to run its margin of
comfort back up to six, then
pulled away as the Bulldogs kept
missing. North Mason ended the
game 11 short.
Turnovers played a key role,
once more, in the Bulldogs'
ninth loss of the season. North
Mason logged 38 against Charles
Wright's 24.
Poor shooting also took its
toll, although North Mason
managed to pull down 51
rebounds against the Terriers'
slim 20.
But putting the ball back in
the basket was another matter;
the Bulldogs put up 72 shots but
connected on only 26 tbr a
damaging 36 percent. Charles
Wright got off fewer shots with
56 but drilled 29 home for an
impressive 52 percent.
Bud McKay continued to
lead North Mason's scoring with
16 down-under followed by
Dennis Lund's 11.
On the positive side, the
Bulldogs' jayvees thoroughly
handled their Charles Wright
counterparts, 61-34. Eric Becker
ran up 21 points.
C.W. 18 21 14 17--70
N.M. 9 20 18 12--59
Charles Wright -- Alex
Rowland 27, Shawn Scheer 11,
Paul Mortonsen 10, Bill
Mortonsen 2, Tony Hetel 18
Dan Zeratski 2, Sterling Gr ffith.
North Mason -- Dave Davis
8, David Andrews 9, Don Burke
6, David Smithers, Mike Kemp 7,
Joe Roche, Rich Johnson 2,
Dennis Lund 11, Bud McKay 16.
Shooting Percentages: Field
Goals -- Charles Wright 52%
29-56); North Mason 36%
26-72). Freethrows -- Charles
right 75% (12-16); North
Mason 47% (7:15). Rebounds--'
Charles Wright 20, North Mason
51. Turnovers -- Charles Wright
24; North Mason 38. Fouls-
Charles Wright 13, North Mason
16. Officials -- Lloyd Pugh,
Charlie Buhl.
Junior Varsity
Charles Wright (34) -- Jim
Richards 2, Adam Rosen 10,
Reed Kelly 2, Mark Hoffmeister
4, Mike Roberts 8, Sterling
Griffith 2, Mark Gehle 6.
North Mason (61) -- Eric
Becker 21, Pat Andrews 2 Doug
Bianchi 18, Robert McKaig 12,
Duane Martinson, Kevin
McGeorge 3, Rich Johnson 3,
Mike Kemp 2, Duane Mowmer.
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BELFAIR FIRE
DISTRICT TWO
January 17, 7:30 p.m., aid
call, sudden illness, Belfair,
transported to Harrison Memorial
Hospital, Bremerton.
January 19, 12:20 p.m., aid
call, motorhome accident,
Belfair, non-transport.
January 20, 10:44 a.m., aid
call, sudden illness, North Shore,
transported to Harrison Hospital.
January 21, 3:50 p.m., aid
call, sudden illness, Old Belfair
Highway, transported to Harrison
Hospital.
January 23, 7:25 a.m., aid
call, auto accident, multiple
injury accident, South Shore,
transported to Harrison Hospital.
January 25, 8:30 p.m., aid
call, auto accident, injury,
McKenna Falls Road, transported
to Naval Hospital, Bremerton.
January 26, 2 p.m., aid call,
auto accident, injury, North
Shore, transported to Harrison
Hospital.
January 26, 7:15 p.m., aid
call, home injury, Belfair,
transported to Harrison Hospital.
January 28, 3:28 p.m., aid
call, sudden illness, Belfair,
transported to Harrison.
PERMIT DELAY
QU ESTION E D •,
At their January 16 meeting,
the county commissioners
received a letter from John
Codling of South Shore, asking
why action is being delayed
concerning his request for a
shoreline permit to build a dock
in front of his home.
According to the
commissioners a letter has now
been sent to Codling from the
planning office informing him
that the application has been
sent to the prosecutor's office
because no action was taken on
the original request for one and
a half years.
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SENIOR CITIZEN
DISCOUNT
Ray's Barber Shop
Belfair
Reid Realty
• FIBERGLASS ROOFING
8'x2e'. ............. s39
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4 colors to choose from
• CDX SHEATHING ,.L_ _
SHOP GRADE
5/8 4x8... Sheet $8 99
3/4 4x8 .... Sheet $1067
• 2x4x6
Standard & Better 49ea.
• 2x4x92 518"
Economy -- 47%°.
• 5/8x4x9 CEDAR
Cut 44
(Gives the 4" board look)
Shop Grade
$1 123Sheet
BREMERTON LUMBER
GORST STORE
Open 8-5 Weekdays, 8-3:30 Sat.
Head of the Bay , Gorse 373-7111
Don Burke (10) lays up an easy two points during the
Bulldogs' defeat at the hand of visiting Charles Wright,
70-59.
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Working against Charles Wright's full-court press, Mike
Kemp (22) moves the ball past three Terriers while the
game's high scorer, Bud McKay (40) waits for the pass.
Healthmobile visits
Belfa ir on Monday
The Healthmobile will be in weight checks, vision and hearing
Belfair on Monday, February 6, tests, testing for diabetes, testing
from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the for anemia, and consultation
Belfair Firehali. ith doctor or nurse.
Healthmobile services are Fees for service are
focused towards 'preverf{i6nl; ' tl "7'saSfis-fid acb'dliig *i dne's
early detection of disease rhtfiet' ability to pay but no one will be
than treatment of disease. The
following services are available:
For adults - Immunizations;
testing for diabetes, anemia,
tuberculosis, high blood pressure,
cancer (including pap smears),
glaucoma, venereal disease,
emphysema, bronchitis, some
vision and hearing problems; and
family planning.
For infants and children -
Well-child physical exams,
immunizations, height and
refused service because of an
inability to pay. There is no
charge for the following services:
tuberculosis tests, venereal
disease tests, and immunizations
for infants.
Many of these services also
arc offered at the Mason County
office of the Thurston-Mason
Health District, 110 West "K"
Street in Shelton. Feel free to
drop by or call 426-4407 for
additional information.
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Live Music
"Linder & Lawson"
Friday & Saturday
"Mike Mendoza"
Tuesday thru Thursday
Lyle Barnhart at the
organ Sunday & Monday.
Weekend Special
Steak &
Prawns '7 s°
Choice of soup or salad, l)inner served
with vegetal)h,, potato, dessert & coff
or tea.
Bar open till 2 a.m.
R F3TAUR ANT IIOURS:.
6 a.m. to I0 p.rp. BAR:
Sunday thru 'Fhursduy Open 7 I)uy,
Fri. & Sat. u week
6 a.m. to 3 t,.,n, in a.m. to 2 p.m.
Plenty of free parking,
lots of room
h)r eamperM & trailers.
275-6226
Glo-Room Phone
275-5225
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Camp Fire youngsters start
annual candy sale Friday
North Mason's Camp Fire
candy sale begins tomorrow,
February 3, at noon.
This year the fund-raising is
more than a candy sale because
the members will also be selling
popcorn. In addition to the
popcorn, the traditional Camp
Fire chocolate-covered mints and
poly bags of walnut chews will
still be offered.
Camp Fire members (boys
and girls)will be' out in force
beginning Friday' throughout
Kitsap County and North Mason,
offering candy or popcorn to the
public. They will be going door
to door and also in booths in
cooperating banks and stores.
For their efforts they will
receive a credit of 12 cents per
box to their group treasury to be
used for club projects, trips dues
or individual camp fees at Camp
Niwana or day camp. They will
also receive certificates and
emblems according to the
number of boxes they sell.
Top individual sellers will
receive Cainp Niwana savings
certificates and camp savings
stainps. Clubs that average 30
boxes or more per member will
have ice cream parties and the
highest-selling clubs in each
school district will have pizza
parties.
The candy sale supplements
the local council budget in
addition to their United Way
funding. The council supports its
resident camp, Camp Niwana,
with the sale. This year, with the
help of the local Seabee Reserve
Unit, a shower house is being
constructed in addition to paying
on the fence that encloses the
camp property that was built lasl
year.
The Camp Fire candy sale
will end Wednesday, February
22. District candy sale chairman
in the North Mason area is Curtis
Aune. If you have not been
contacted or want more candy
or popcorn, please call the Camp
Fire office, 377-5513.
Help Woodsy
spread the word!
In the city...
or in the woods,
Help keep
America
looking good!
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CERTIFICATES
Available now at your Community Credit Union.
7.75 Annual Interest Rate now being paid ou $5,000 minimum deposits held for five (5) years.
Dividends are calculated on the actual dollar value, compounded and paid quarterly. A substantial
penalty is required for failure to comply with these requirements. Federal regulations prohibit
payment of dividends in excess of available earnings. Each member account insured to $40,000
by Administrator, National Credit Union Administration.
Regular Share Accounts Still Paying 6¼% Annual Interest, compounded and paid quarterly.
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Conventionel-element cooldop ¢|rlrld|el/iludi| OIM pJug-ln grill kil.
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No. 2475 ERS
521 Railroad Avenue
Shehon, WA 98584
426-1601
New Belfair Center
Belfair, WA 98528
275-6066
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• PECORA
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• RED DEVIL
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" Cleans out fireplaces, stoves, }urnaces.
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PANELING
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Red brick or
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6 lb. Reg. $14.50 BRK HONEYWELL
Battery operated. (Direct Wire)
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Sale Good Thru February 9th " Open 10 o.m..8 p.m,,
O Sundaye, all 3 stores.
275-2090 Belfair Open 10 ..m. to 1 p.m. Open 8 to 5:30 Dally, ,
Sundays Saturday II to 4:30
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