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Eckert Swanson of
Id Village dies
Swanson, 70, of
Allyn, died
Memorial
was born Sept.
rarren, Ark., and
state in
in the Hood
1954 and owned
Swanson's Grocery
Hood Canal
iaeraber of the Hood
F. and A.M.,
Elks.
by his wife,
family home; a
Portland, Ore.; his
mother, Mrs. Rosa Swanson, Port
Orchard; a brother, Albert E.,
Portland; and two grandchildren.
Private funeral arrangements
were under the direction of
Miller-Woodlawn Funeral Home.
PLANTS NEEDED
Donations of plants are being
sought for a spring plant sale to
be held May 9 and l0 in Belfair
by North Mason Friends of the
Library. Persons with plants to
offer to the fund-raising event
which will help build a library
building in Beifair, are asked to
call Christina Mathiasen,
275-2047.
Church Welcomes You
ST. HUGH'S -- ALLYN -- Sunday 9:15 a.m.
ST. NICHOLAS -- TAHUYA -- Sunday i 1:15 a.m.
AS YOU ARE
• Mechanical Work • Painting
• Windshield Installation
.... _ZLs+_ze?_ _Hom ......... !
24 Hour Light & Heavy Towing
CR5-2201
OHunting & Fishing License
• Fishing Tackle • Frozen Herring
• Ammunition
QVeryday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m,
or later!!
5 Minutes from Belfair in Allyn
Ishington couple, now California residents,
e but comfortable vacation housing on salt
a month between mid-July and September
r Hood Canal between Union and Twanoh.
In area April 14-16. Please write to
George Spitzer
c/o Hugh Davidson Spitzer
270! First Avenue
Seattle, WA 98121 ,
elfa,r F, replace Shop
30" Olympic Franklin
With grate & spark guard
Was ,43S NOW $ 375
• Free Standing Fireplaces
• Custom Built Fireplaces
• 275-6165
I~XT TO BELFAIR HOME CENTER
,+ ONCE A YEAR SALE
Up to $90 off on some models
Color - Black & White
Many models to choose from
Belfair TV
WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL
.._ 275--6244
..............
SENIOR CITIZENS I
5' Off of
Each-Gale of Gas
Relfair Arco Station
I~ff.. Clip coupon and bring in.
+" good Tues. & Thurs only to May 1st.
275-3211
• ..............
BOAT BUYS
h.p. & E-Z loader ......... $1,395.00
h.p ....................... 2,695.00
65 h'P. & trailer ................ 795.00
].80 HP & E-Z Loader .......... 7,995.00
E-Z loader, used 40 h.p ....... 1,995.00
& trailer ................ 225.00
'!~ h.p. & E-Z loader ............ 8,500.00
~;_ MerCruiser and Mercury outboard repair
QME D BOATS IN STOCK
S at Belfair
275-2297
Doin's
By DOROTHY TOBEY and ANN WESTBERG
Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Rupe are
back in this area visiting with
their parents, the Stanley Catrons
of Allyn and the Fred Rupes of
Shelton. They had lived in
Columbia, S.C., during the past
year and a half. Mitch leaves on
Apr. 22 for a ten-month tour of
duty with the U.S. Army in
Korea. Dianne and "the
grand-dogs," Cricket and Charlie,
will be staying with her parents.
Besides enjoying their visit with
their parents they are also
enjoying renewing acquaintances
in the area.
A special reminder to all
members of Fair Harbor Grange!
There will be a Friendship
Meeting at the Skokomish Grange
Hall on Apr. l i at 8 p.m. with
Fair Harbor and Southside Grange
members being the guests for the
evening. Cars will leave the
Grapeview firehall at 7 p.m.
Transportation will be available
for anyone who doesn't want to
drive.
Cyndy Catron spent her
spring vacation at Sun Valley,
Idaho. She went with a group of
friends from Belfair for a
wonderful week of skiing.
Arriving on Friday to spend
the Easter weekend with the
Eacretts were Bob Eacrett's sons,
Michael and Steven, and Michael's
friend, Sandy Large from Oak
Harbor. Also coming from Seattle
for the weekend were the Bob
Eacretts' daughter and husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gaddis.
A progressive dinner group
consisting of Margaret and Morley
Bernard, Barbara and Stan
Catron,-Alice and Gone Hursley,
Patt and Jim Shrout, Merge and
Clem Hall and Lila and Ed Frodel
has\been meeting once a month
on a Sunday afternoon with travel
among four homes. Much eating,
talking, etc. usually consume 4 to
5 hours. Two of the more
memorable meals were an
old-fashioned clambake on the
Catron beach and a Mexican
evening with the Halls doing the
honors with tamales. They try
new types of food on each other
with varying results. Sounds like a
very congenial neighborhood!
(Corresoondent's comment).
Mr. and Mrs. Odie Allen of
Home, Wa., came to help Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Mathis celebrate their
fortieth wedding anniversary by
going out to dinner at the Robin
Hood Lodge on the Hood Canal.
Odie is a brother to Mrs. Mathis.
Enjoying Easter Sunday at the
Mathis home were their daughter
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Kandle of Puyallup.
Mr. and Mrs. Clam Hall have
arrived home from their winter
vacation south of the border
where they hung their sombreros
at Manzillo, Mexico. Fred Davis
of Seattle and a former Grapeview
resident spent three weeks with
Merge and Clem in Manzillo. On
their return trip they visited with
Evelyn Ilyson Garcia of Santa
Cruz, Ca., and Mrs. (;rocker (the
former Mrs. Wilbur Reeves) of
Soquel, Ca. Both ladies were
former Grapeviewites and are
remembered by those of us who
have lived here awhile.
We have been writing about
birds in our previous columns so
today we have a Bee Story. A
"first" for the season! Bryan
Rauschert was stung by a yellow
jacket last week.
~--- _---_-~ ~-;-~,~.- -- --
:
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Wentlandt
NEW OFFICERS
John Matson, commissioner
of the Belfair Fire District, was
elected president of the Mason
County Association of Fire
Commissioners at their meeting
held Apr. 3. Fire chiefs and
secretaries to the board are
included in membership of the
association. Other officers elected
are Gone LaBerge, commissioner
of Grapeview Fire District, vice
president; Richard Knight, chief
of District 5, treasurer; Earl
Kisler, commissioner of Belfair
Fire District; and Donald Clark,
commissioner of Southside Fire
District, trustees.
KEYS LOST
A key ring was reported lost
in Belfair Mar. 29.
GOLF NEWS
Newly-elected officers of the
Men's Golf Club at /akeLand
Village are Tom Shirbish.
president; Russ Schillinger. vice
president: and Morley Bernard.
secretary-treasurer.
A Hole-in-One Contest for
men and women will be held a~
LakeLand Village golf course o~+
Apr. 19.
On Apr. 26 the club will hold
its first Twilight Golf potluck
dinner.
ITEMS STOLEN
A complaint was received
Mar. 3 ! in the sheriff's office of a
cement statue and pagoda lantern
stolen from a yard in Allyn.
D & G TREE SERVICE
TOPPED, TRIMMED OR REMOVED
FULLY INSURED
Wes Griffey CR 5-2117 Lou Dobbs TR 6-47113
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford
Wentlandt of South Shore will
celebrate their 25th wedding
anniversary on Apr. 15. The
couple was married in Seattle on
April 15, 1950. She is the former
Carol Pedersen of Seattle and he
was from Elmwood, Wisconsin.
The Wentlandts lived in
Sealtle until moving to Belfair in
1964. Mr. Wentlandt is employed
at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard as
a welder special in Shop 26. Mrs.
Wenthm(II i~ advertising manager
for the Huckleberry Herald. They
have one daughter, Brenda, a
freshman at North Mason High
School.
A pro-anniversary trip to
Kapaa, Kauai, Hawaii, was
enjoyed by the couple in March.
An anniversary party for the
Wentlandts and several of their
friends who also are celebrating
25 years of marriage in 1975 will
be held at the Wentlandts"
waterfront home this summer.
Pancake Breakfast
April 20th 7 to 1 p.m.
• Hotcokes
• Ham • Eggs
at Mason-Benson Club
SPONSORED BY MBC CLUB
DRAPERY SPECIAL
Will be closed, April 22rid thru 29th
Belfair Cleaners
275-6110 Across from May's Belfair Electric
Hours: 8:30 to 5:30 Tues. - Fri., Sat. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. closed Mondays
Snyder & Sons
275-2031
-- 3 Seed Racks --
Bulk Seeds
• Peas • Corn
• Beans • Potatoes
ERNIE & HAROLD ARIES
Weekdays 8:30-5:30 p.m.- Sat. 8:30-5 p.m.
By LENNIA CATES -- CR 5-2245
Took a trip to Seattle last to visit ailing Bob Miller. Ed says No job too small or too large ~1¢~1~!ol~1¢~)1~I¢11¢~1¢*~k~1c~1~*)1¢***~,~
week and that s all it took to Bob is recovering nicely from an
understand why those from there operation late last fall and, Slabs, sidewalks, foundations "
and other metropolitan areasalthough still quite weak, hopes curb & gutter
swarm out to the toolies at their to get hack to his and Ina's home
first opportunity. The weather sometime in early May. Inn CR5-3315 Belfalr ** Make great gifts[ **
that particular day was one for all doesn't drive so this will have~ ~ ~.
seasons. Fortunately, the sun s some bearing on his ability to "3(" $ 25 "X"
turn came around during most of make the trek north here. Your ~rvi .~ For only i per box
the hour it took us to get there, friends hope it will be on Ba ew Mobile Homes . .
Were fortunate, too, in thatschedule. .~ ....... , ,,~
the Coast Guard,picked that day Due back from their home The Largest Selection of Mobile Homes "X- "X"
for the trial run of their new away from home around the 20th Quality Rex-Biltin the Northwestsingle and Double WJdes Always .......
US coming west as we headed east correspondence from Mexico l
and she's really a sleek beauty, indicates they've enjoyed the on Display. Consult with Jim Yoest, Burt Wold or -X- ii'i .
skimming across the waterleaving winter down south. Reluctantly, AI Logan. "X"
very little wake behind, their renter dislikes leaving the "~" ........ ~:: "J(-
Then we docked and the funimmediate area but has found a Open daily except Sunday 9 to 6
(you gotta be kiddin') began, place in Seabeck for the summer. "~" ii~Ti~ "3["
Come fall, he II be back again. GORST 377-4461 1:
One-way
streets,
two-way
streets,
enter, don t enter. Think the only i ~ "X'
"It"
sign they don't have in the big Bill Grayum hosted an -~ [[~]'~ ,~.
anniversary party for Jim and "3('i
city is ' deer cr°ssing'" Als°, °dr Kathy Astengo at his parents' "X" i~:~ ':~
van must be allergic to green, home last Saturday night. It was • Repair * **
Seems like it hit every red light the couple's first year of married I "~" : ")("
thereremindedWas meandoftimewisethe one eachat Gorst°ne bliss.Jim, ComeKathy Septemberand "babyit willmakesbe • Remodel .... !
when going to Bremerton from three.' 1~[~
here. • New construction * .
Business taken care of there, When you get Candy, Ran ; Ctof
drove to Tacoma for more, then and Terry Sills all together at the
headed for home. Don t caresame place at the same time there Call ~
where l g°' that °verpass just must be a reas°n" YeP' parentSBob and Gladys celebrated their I ~~..~ 275 e e~ ,net
outside of Belfair always looks
liken halo. Not to heaven but to 25th wedding anniversary last ==q 13;I . MARY WRIGHT PHONE 275-2033
Saturday night. Ron came up
the haven of Hood Canal and from his Navy duties on the coast
home.
Back from a short airline here. Terry with his bride, Merci, ll~j~j~j~jl~l 1I
jaunt to L.A. is Ed Pohl. While up from his naval duties in • Service in the area since 1968
VVUUt'~U
there on family business Ed took California, and Candy from
time out for a trip to Long Beach Seattle. It was the first time k'll PLUME
---- they'd all been together for over a S~~
F ....... "Hanover Shoes q year so it made the celebration an State Certification A3195
even more than happy occasion.
) since 1899" t It stirred me when I read it; the STIHL OI5 14" bar & chain
The greatest,shoe ~ perhaps it wiil you, too. "Fear An,er,ca's . 1 Value ,t, a weekend chain saw
S . value on earth! i knocked at the door - Faith
Charles R. Hoem i answered, and there was nobody
( 275-6129 | there."
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STIHL's Woodcutters Spec~ai mcludes: n,,~a. P,.c~.
1 STIHL015 with 1,;"r~3rocket nose bar $15095
2 Handsome, durabi~: carrying case 13 95
3 Extra 14"cutting chain 15 95
4 Grease gun for sprocket nose bar 3 75
5 Six pack of 8 ounce STIHL oil 3 O0
6 Fde and handle for culting chain t 40
7 Combination bar wrench ~nd screwdriver 345
8 Instruction manual w~th spare parts list 1.00
Total $19345
SAVE $30.00
Br=nq th~s coupon to the STIHL serwce dealer listed below
and save $30 on the SflHL 015 Woodcutters Special
NAME
S & R Small Engine Repair
RIGHT IN BELFAIR
Hours - Man. thru Fri. 9 to 5:30, Sat. 10 a.m. to 5
275-2211
FFA CHARTER
April 26th
Peninsula Arena
Starts at 12 Noon
., i
Haul Rock Bulldoze
Fill Dirt
B&D
CR5-2195
CR5-2113
For more information
Call
Heide Furseth
779-3516
at4'a BELFAIR ELECTRIC CO.
LOCAL LICENSED ELECTRICIANS
GUARANTEED WaR K
Wiring... Lighting... Electric heat
FREE ESTIMATES
SHOP HERE FIRST FOR YOUR
MAJOR APPLIANCES
We are franchised General Electric Dealers
Special Pricing -- Factory Service
Terms- Free Delivery
We take trade-ins.
275-2020
tb BLOCK NORTH OF THR IFI"WAY
• Vacuums your lawn
as you mow.
it,
• Tough, dependable.
• Fingertip controls.
• Instant depth
adjustments.
• Large capacity bag
between the handles.
All Snappt, r m