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North Mason
High ichool News
By BARB VAN BUSKIRK
Lisa Kronquist joins a variety
of girls vying for the title of "Girl
of the Year" for 1975. Lisa was
voted "Most Talented" for her
artistic talents, such as: pottery,
photography, sewing and cooking.
Congratulations, Lisa.
The mysterious "Merlin, Man
of a Thousand Mysteries,"
performed a matinee April 4 in
the high school gym for both the
senior and junior high schools. He
demonstrated his amazing talents
in the area of 50-cent pieces, and
even invited helpers from the
audience. At 8 p.m. that night
members of the community
enjoyed a full magic show, during
which Merlin hypnotized and read
minds of assorted volunteers from
the audience. With one subject as
an example, Merlin had one boy
eating an onion, thinking the
entire time it was a peach. He also
made his subjects feel the
sensations of heat and cold, by
telling them it was 40 degrees
below zero, then 140 degrees
above zero.
On April 26 music from a live
band will be heard while couples
are swinging away, jiving around.
The event: the junior-senior ball
which will be the last formal
dance for the graduating class of
1 975. As the exciting date
approaches, it is necessary for the
guys to grab a partner and sign up
in the office, NOW! It should be
the best ever.
Mark John Testu, a North
Mason junior high 7th grader, will
take the place of Jeff Hannan as
Bobby in the drama department's
production, "The Skeleton
Walks." April 24 the students will
perform their play at a matinee
and later that night for all the
members of the Belfair
community.
Joining the ever-increasing list
of available scholarships are the
Evergreen and Beachcomber
Garden Clubs and the NMEA.
Hurry, seniors, and apply; the
deadlines approach.
Along the By ELEANORA FEOEN
CR 5-2774
Old Belfair Highway
Joey is a purebred black
poodle watchdog, full of wiggles
and love for children. He has a
ten-year record of good behavior
in the house and on vacation
trips. His companion of these
years is unable to take Joey with
her to her new quarters, and
wants him to have a good home.
Call me if you want to know
more about a free, ready-made
pet.
Easter Sunday was an extra
special day as the Herman Nelson
backyard was filled with cars.
Thirty-four guests including
brothers, sisters, parents and
friends we.re on the invitation list
for dinner. And there were lots of
eggs hidden for the 18 younger
guests to find during the egg hunt
on the front lawn.
Air Force Sergeant George
Stoltz is doing very well in
communications. He has returned
to the States for one month of
schooling at Kansas City to learn
new electronics communication
equipment. George has written
that he likes his work in the
communication branch, and looks
forward to his return to the
London station that has been the
home to his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Stryker of Allyn. It would
be nice to send him some of our
snow.
State Patrolman F. L. Stoner
of Mission Lake had it again. This
is his second time around to be
hit from behind by another car
while sitting in the patrol car.
Each time he has been in the
hospital for neck injuries.
First time around he was
filling out an accident form and
was hit by a car that spun out on
the ice. This last week he was
with Sgt. C. E. Dorsey and both
were injured when their car was
hit while stopped at the traffic
light at Gorst. Mr. Stoner is
questioning his own "good luck"
after reports that each of the
other cars was a total loss in the
crashes.
Thank you, Mrs. June
Wilkerson, for the special assist on
your pictures of the Karen Beeson
shower. Time almost ran out to
get the pictures developed and to
the H. H. on the deadline for the
column. June made a special trip
in the evening to pick up the
pictures and get them to Lou. The
sad moment for all of us was that
message center for the diplomatic the colors weren't compatible to
....... newspaper printing needs.
~~~~__--~ ~~ visits of Kissinger and oth::
countries. His wife did not retu Our Chiquita announces her
Canal life.., for this short schooling period; four "better mousetraps are
she remained at their home in ready to move into new quarters.
By MAC MCKINNEY =| / London, England. They are all colors, seven weeks
898-2989 $our snore Several North Mason students old, and for free.
have our best wishes as they enlist
March went out like a lion on and dinner in Port Orchard April in the armed forces with plans to Cliff's
Easter Sunday. The waves washed 19. continue their schooling while Cycle Cerlteff
over my 12-foot boat and I had to
swim out to turn the boat around
to take the motor off.
Clarence Ingle lost a raft at
Potts of Gold camp, but found it
the next Tuesday.
The Improvement Club of
Union met Tuesday evening at the
Union firehall. The speaker was
County Extension Agent H. Van
De Riot of Mason County
Co-operative. His subject was
gardening.
Harlan Blake, Curt Grout and
Bruce Cowan drove up to Canada
to check on Mr. Blake's cottage.
They found three feet of snow on
the ground and had to crawl fifty
feet to the cabin. Blake had his
first snowmobile fide. Lots of
snow but everything was okay.
Many of our ladies are still
down with the flu. Mrs. Vera
Bishop was taken to the hospital
last week but is back home and
we all wish her well Larry Scheel
and his wife are back home.
Many homes on South Shore
are having TV cables installed.
Mrs. Jeanne Reed and Lois
Beckman had as a guest Mrs.
Edythe Woodworth of Spokane.
She enjoyed the sights along the
canal.
Two Hood Canal Lion
members are sporting new cars.
Don't forget the Lions social hour
II
Sunday Services
8:30 a.m .... Morning Worship
9:45 a.m ...... Sunday School
11:00 a.m... Morning Worship
5:00 p.m .......... B.Y.F.
6:15 p.m ......Junior Choir
Practice
7:00 p.m .... Evening Worship
COMMUNITY
P.O. BOX 407
John Senn, Pastor
Church phone- CR 5-6262
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HOMELITE
Chain Saws
For Sales & Service
learning a special trade. Michael
(Mike) Stoltz left Mar. 26 for
Lackland Air Force Base. He has
written to his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George M. Stoltz, that he is
taking training in mechanics.
Mark Stryker left for Army
training on Mar. 5. His
four-month training is to be in a
combat unit at Fort Polk, La.
And, wouldn't you know, he tells
about hot weather in his letters
Knobby
Mr. and Mrs. H. Louch spent
an enjoyable vacation with their
folks in Chico, California. They
had car trouble on the way down.
Glad to see them home again.
Neither snow, hall or rain
stops the hummingbirds from
feeding. We have four
hummingbird feeders at our place
and the busy little birds are surely
enjoying the syrup.
TIRE SALE
GARDEN CLUB TO MEET
Evergreen Garden Club will
meet Apr. 17 at 11:30 a.m. at the
home of Mrs. Richard
Baertschiger on North Shore
Road, with Mrs. Floyd Williams as
co-hostess.
Mrs. Walter Bridges will bring
the design for the day and Mrs.
Edward Harris will bring a special
gift. Some of the simple basics of
flower arranging will be discussed
during the afternoon program, led
by Mrs. William Moyer. Two new
members will be welcomed into
the club.
CHRIST LUTHERAN
Church at Belfair
Service of Worship &
Sunday School 10 A.M.
C'OME AS YOU ARE
Lower Elementary
School Gym
Nursery Provided
CR 5-3354
275-2297
Belfair
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It happens often to small
businesses Let Uncle
Sam get his fair share.
but to make sure your
business gets all the
breaks allowed, call me
Perry Baunsgard
275-6737
Belfair, Wash.
325xl $14.95
275xI~ ........... $14.95
300x18 $15.95
400x18 ........... $18.95
420x!8 $19.95
460x18 $20.95
350x19 $18.95
400x19 $19.95
CLIFF'S CYCLE CENTER
Gorst 373-7444
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Rototillers for rent
Garden tools Trash barrows
1001 Items- Sell or Rent 275-3525
BELFAIR TRADING POST
CORNERN.SHORE RD. & OLD BELFAIR HIWAY
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North Bay Oxbow Custom Cabinets
. JOHN C. DALBERG
The Finest In Oak Cabinets
275-3109 Ally n, Wa.
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PL YWOOD$, INC.
OPEN
MON.-FR I.
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Rg.TAt~- SATURDAYS "AkP00~"
IAM-12:00 BEt.FAIR HIWAY
HARDWOOD - DOORS- CASINGS wtsv ot GOnSV
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j Tidal Wa, Beauty Shop CR5-2509 1
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HOOD CANAL CUSTOM PAINTING
Spray. brush, or roller. Interior and exterior staining and.
prefinishing. Lowest cost, free estimates, insured.
Tex S.N. Schouvillier
Star Rt. I, Box 855 (Twanoh Falls) Belfair, Wa.
275-2807 Between 6 p.m. and 9. p.m. _
EVERYTHING IN ONE BEAUTIFUL PLACE J
Funeral Home Chapel Mausoleum Crematory
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5505 Kitsap Way
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Ann
ALL 1/2 PR CE
Dolls
& Andy
Party favors
Candles
Much
more
Records
Boxes
of
cards
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Much
more
9-7 Weekdays 9-8 Friday 1 0-4 Sunday
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275-6161
PERMIT REQUEST
A request has been received
by the Army Corps of Engineers
from Roger D. Lovitt and
Associates of Shelton on behalf of
Keith Archer for a permit to
install boundary stakes to mark
the boundary of a
privately-owned oyster bed in
Case Inlet on property in Victor.
Comments from interested
persons must be received by April
30 for consideration by the Corps
before a decision is made.
NECKLACE FOUND
A necklace was reported
found in Belfair on Apr. 6.
Lazy living, cozy
2-bedroom, close in,
community swimming
pool with Hood Canal
access. Perfect for working
couple. Only $19,950,
terms.
Reid Realty
275-2868 - Belfair
426-6572 - Shelton
Menu For
North Mason
Schools
April 1 4 thru April 1 8
MONDAY: BBQ pork on a
bun, whipped
potatoes/butter, buttered
carrots, pudding.
TUESDAY: Tacoburger,
buttered spinach, whipped
potatoes/butter, cake.
WEDNESDAY: Bean
soup, grilled cheese
sandwich, fruit, cake.
THURSDAY: Fishsticks,
French fries, hot
roll/butter/jelly, fru it.
FRIDAY: Sloppy Joe,
mashed potatoes/butter,
peas, dessert.
Sound
The hometown bank.
TOOL DEPARTMENT
Rockwell V4" $
DRILL .........
Rockwell 7;/4" Circular $
SAW ......................
Rockwell
ZIG ZAG ...................
Black & Decker Finishing Sander ........... $16.99
2-SPEED DRILL ..................... $12,00
Cold Process Roof TAR ............ ,.,. Sl"
WHEEL BARROWS .................. -- ,,, $19"
ix4 Rough Cedar 6' ......................... ., 36'
1x6 Rough Cedar 6' Redwood ....... .~ 69'
6' Heavy Steel Posts--6' ................. .~ 2"
BIRCH ....... '4"
VINYL ....... '2"
Rio Grand ....
Perk
SPECIAL PAINT SALE---Fixall Marine
Gallon .... S5o° Quart .... $1es Pint ......63’ ,/, Pint...
'GOOD FOR BOATS'
OLYMPIC STAIN GARDEN CI! IT|I
Flower, Grass
$4 OFF Per Gallon Garden Seeds _.
Redwood Stab Only S peclal'Tuaic Ili=
="~==" White Overcoat $3 Off Toro MOWERS
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New Armstrong KITCHEN CARPET
Ix8 SHIPLAP Sl|
New Leek in Caell~t Cram .................. "
LINOLEUM s2" SquereYerd 2x4 COMM ...
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Armstrong's Tile, Place 'n Press ............... ,. ,. 33'
Greenhouse & Storage HOUSE
8x8..... 8x !0 Storage $275
PYREX ............. -
DYNAWARE. -,q
MON.-FR I. 8-6
SATURDAY 8-5
BETHEL H IGHWAY
876-2903
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