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ACCIDENT REPORTED
A 1967 Ford station wagon
was totaled at 10:15 p.m. April
20 in a one-car accident on
ttighway 3 in Belfair, just south
of Belfair Cafe. Driver Dan Staley
of Belfair said he had swerved to
avoid hitting a dog. The vehicle
went into a ditch, rolled over and
landed on its wheels. No injuries
were reported.
FIR F.J, IALL ENTERED
A complaint was received in
the sheriff's office April 23 of a
break-in of the South Shore
firehall. A red light was stolen off
the top of the fire truck.
HAM ON HOOF - GONE!
A 1 25-pound pig was reported
missing, possibly stolen, from a
Victor cutoff residence April 23.
BEDDING PLANTS
VEG ETABLES FLOWE RS
GERANIUMS
North Shore Nursery & Gift
9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
CR5-2558
6 miles up N. Shore
I I lillll I
BELFAIR
SPOT REALTY, INC.
If you have lots or acreage suitable for developing -- I have a cash
buyer who may be interested.
OYSTERS, CLAMS, CRABS on your own private beach on Hood
Canal for your personal enjoyment; then comes your beautiful 64
feet of pea gravel beach; followed by your 2 bedrooms plus den, 13/4
bath, living room with fireplace home. All of this home and
waterfront for $41,950.00.
DELIGHTFUL is a good one-word description for
this distinctive 3-bedroom home located on 270
feet of pebble beach waterfront on the South
Shore of Hood Canal. This home has too many
features to list in this ad, so why don't You call me
today for further details.
Belfair area
representati re.
Home phone
CR 5-6466
Office Phone Foot of Mile Hill
TR 6-5522 Manchester Hiway
OFFICES OPEN EVENINGS
"TIL 8 P.M,
Bob Dick
Make this
Mother's Day
something
special with
Hallmark
Mother's
Day cards
They show you
care
MOTHER
For making home a happy place,
For the love reflected in your face,
For sympathy in times of sorrow,
Faith and hope for each tomorrow,
For being all the things.., and more
That God created Mother.
God bless you, Mother!
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9-7 Weekdays 9-8 Friday 10-4 Sunday CR 5-6161
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By LOUISE EWART- 426-4925
Boy Scout Troop 126 had a
busy week. Saturday was a
workday with the scouts
collecting and sorting bottles to
return. This is how they make
money for troop expenses.
Sunday the boys were at Spencer
Lake at 7 a.m. to assist the game
department on the fish check the
opening day of the fishing season.
They would be on duty for a
hour, then switch and fish. Keith
Smith caught seven nice trout and
was the envy of the troop.
Tuesday evening there was a
potluck dinner at the Methodist
Church in Shelton to give credit
where credit was due to the adult
leaders who have been working
with the various troops and cub
packs. At the last parents'
meeting there was a secret ballot
taken for the person who had
worked especially hard to keep
the troop going and Marv Smith
was called to receive a "Spark
Plug" award for the troop.
The boys of Troop 126 would
like to sponsor a gun safety class
and 20 students are needed.
Anyone interested, from the age
1 I to adult, please contact Brenda
Surprenant, 426-2391; Mary
Smith, 426-3793; or Mrs.
ttawkins, 426-8718.
Grapevicw School Mothers'
Club will be held May I at 1:30
and the school picnic will be
planned and work will be done on
decoration of the float for our
Princess Peggy.
Saw Mr. and Mrs. Polk and
discussed our recent trips to
Mexico. They have spent the
winters in Mexico for several
years and said this year was the
most expensive of all the years
they have gone down.
The highlight of the trip for
me was the Pyramids of
Teotihuacan, an entire city which
for untold centuries was hidden
from modern man. Recent
restoration work has restored the
splendor of this ceremonial area
which dates back to about 200
B.C. ttuge pyramids to the sun
and moon dominate the area and
the streets and buildings all look
as though they had had a great
"city planner." The sun pyramid
is larger than the largest pyramid
in Egypt.
The Temple of Quetzalcoatl
has the most extraordinary
Carvings. We had an excellent
guide, a fourth year student in
anthropology, who really kept us
enthralled. We went ott the
beaten path to a small museum
built on the site of a find of the
oldest human skull found in
North America. This was found
under the fossilized bones of a
mammoth.
"Bill," our guide, took us to
see the Cuicuilco Pyramid, one of
the few round pyramids in the
world, built approximately 4000
B.C.
Peggy and I spent a whole day
in the Museum of Anthropology,
a new 20 million dollar setting for
Mexico's past history. Even had
lunch there in sight of a restored
Aztec temple.
The Shrine of Guadalupe,
Mexico's most revered shrine, was
a deeply moving sight, for we saw
old, young and babes in arms
crawling on their knees over the
hot cement from the agate to the
shrine, which would take about
40 minutes. On certain days of
the year they start about fifteen
blocks away and it takes eight
hours on their knees over rough
roads to get to the shrine. As our
guide explained, all most of these
people have is their faith.
It was a very interesting trip
and Peggy is all set now to
become an anthropologist.
Fair Harbor Grange is looking
for an old patio umbrella;just the
skeleton will do. They need it for
a decoration for an upcoming
event. Contact Bud Welch if you
have an old one you were
planning to throw away.
1 could not describe last night
as interesting, but it sure was
"something else" for we had a
skunk under our house throwing
rocks at our bathtub and the dogs
were upset. We closed the
bathroom door to keep out the
sound of rocks or whatever it was
hitting the tub and the dogs sat
by the door and whined in a
confused way the rest of the
night. This morning Keno went
under the house and now he HAS
to stay out. l think this is the
same skunk we caught and took
out in the woods last year and if
we can catch it again we will take
it even farther away...
BOAT WORKS HIT
Vandals entered Sande's Boat
Works in Belfair the night of April
25. Damage to a boat was
estimated at $50 and items not
belonging there were found in a
boat.
Keep a bright spot in your
Phone ES3-2544
Local Men to Serve You
CALL US
John Johnson
AI Eddy
Chauncey Vaughn
ARCO
HEATINO
OILS
Best Boat Buys
19' Glas-Ply, cabin, 80 HP ................ $2495
17' Cabin Boat, 80 HP & trailer ............ $1495
18' Pacific Mariner IO 120 HP & trailer ..... $2495
12' Aluminum Boat .................. $135
16' Aluminum Canoe ................. $165
16' Tahiti ............................ $295
14' Pacific Mariner ...................... $95
12' Columbia .......................... $150
at Belfair
BANK TERMS CR 5-2297
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Donald Horn
D.D.S.
onnounces
the opening of his
Dental Practice
Purdy Professional
6708-144th Ave. N.W.
Gig Harbor
( LOCATION BEHIND HEMPHILL'S TV --
PURDY & CRESCENT RDS. )
857-2167
NORTH IY/ASO N
R I E NDS° r,e LI BRAR",f
BELFAI R TRUE VALUE
HARDWARE
g~ 4 - Huckleberry Herald section of Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, May 2, 1974
By ELEANORA FEDENK
CR 5-2774
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When a strange float came
drifting up on their Tiger Lake
beach, Orville and Jane James
were willing to floatsit until the
owner claimed the wandering
property. Then another lost raft
became chummy and drifted in,
with Orville wondering what is
attracting them to his beach.
The James' own dock is
enough for the family needs, and
hopefully the other owners will
claim their wandering property
before the swim season starts. If
your Tiger Lake beach is missing
something, call Orville or Jane at
275-3105.
The Hermann Nelson family is
happy to announce the addition
of a foal on Easter evening. Kathy
is to be sole owner of the light
chestnut-colored Sharee. When
registered, another name will be
chosen for the half-Arabian sired
by lbn Fed and the palomino
mare Carmel.
Kathy is delighted to care for
the newcomer and wonders if the
tiny sturdy legs are hollow as the
foal fills up on milk. Kathy is a
former member of the
Comanchero's Horse Club and
was vice president of the 4-H
Green Acres. As a group, the
Nelsons ride in the Olympic
Peninsula Arabian Pleasure Horse
Club and the Kitsap Saddle Club.
It's congratulations time for
diane (with a small d) Robinson
of Panther Lake in becoming the
second woman member of the
three-member Port of Bremerton
Commission. She was selected for
her first public office from five
candidates for the post vacated
last December, and will continue
as commissioner until 1975
general elections, diane was owner
of the antique and art shop
formerly located in the present
Huckleberry Herald office.
(Editor's note: Congratulations,
Commissioner diane. With your
creative talents and ideas I expect
to see the industrial complex at
Kitsap Airport turn into the first
industrial area in the nation where
all the buildings are designed to
fit an artistic theme.)
Best wishes to 7th grader
Allan Kadra and 6th grader Terry
Conwell in signing up sponsors for
the March of Dimes Walkathon.
Both boys plan to start at 9 a.m.
on May 4 from the Seattle
Science Center on the 20-mile
route. Allan stopped by our house
and has a list of neighbors signed
for 10-cent and 20-cent-a-mile
donations.
It was great to have Ernie
Nuernberger Sr. back in his own
little home after the long absence
for painful surgery. It was too
cold and windy for him to join
the fishing crowd on Mission
Lake, but his blue eyes had that
happy familiar sparkle as we
visited. Here's a wish that Ernie
will be feeling fit as a fiddle and
ready for fishing in the warm
sunshine soon.
Among those cruising Mission
Lake for some of those holdover
rainbows were Mr. and Mrs. Ernie
Nuernberger Jr. For those able to
get through the estimated 500
fishermen on the lake, the early
hours were best, then the poles
quit bending about 9 a.m. Laurie
Horn had several of nice size in
her boat; George Paschke picked
up a fighting 10" beauty while
my line soaked a few feet away.
Alfred Miller limited in the early
hours, then rambled around
swapping fish stories. Terry
Orlaski and Jerry Workman fished
together and gathered some
bragging stuff. Terry had a couple
of the 14" holdovers, and Jerry
had some of the new planted ones
in his limit. Terry could give a
good demonstration of the one
that got away when he didn't set
the hook and had a big one
bouncing eyeball to eyeball
between the boats on the water.
PERMIT REQUEST
A request for a permit has
been received by Army Corps of
Engineers~ from Peter Fedt of
Bremerton to construct a
residence and extend an existing
bulkhead on North Shore
property. Comments from
interested persons should be in
the Seattle Corps office by May
27 for consideration before a
decision is made.
STAG PARTY COMING UP?
Mrs. Donald Stewart of
McLane's Cove in Grapeview
reported April 22 to the local
sheriff's office that someone had
broken into her residence and
stolen poker chips in a leather
case and a Playboy magazine.
DOG FOUND
A male German shepherd
wearing a choke chain was
reported found April 24 near
Bel fair Elementary.
Citizens to watch
for thieves in the night
The same night someone
broke the window of Belfair
Liquor Store (April 24 or early
April 25), someone prowled the
parking lot at Belfair Thriftway
resulting in damages to two cars
of carpool riders who had left
their vehicles there during the
night shift at PSNS. Gas and a
spare tire was stolen from one,
the door of the other was
damaged but the
enter. Did anyone
activity that
information to the s
UNAUTHORIZED
A complaint
camping at
received in the
weekend before
requested to leave.
2 ONLY
Reg. $23.95
Aluminum Tennis Rackets .... NOW
YOU PUT TOGETHER
Regularly $24.95
Rata-Fertilizer Spreader ...... NOW
ERNIE & HAROLD ARIES
CR 5-2031 Weekdays 8:30-5:30 p.m. --Sat.
To the NORTH MASON
High School
II
B v Beale Cormack
A good, clean, rural comedy.
Refreshments available during it
Adults $1.00
Admission:
Students with ASB card!
Students without ASB Cards 75¢
HOPE TO SEE YOU TH]EREI
Legal Publications
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LEGAL NOTICE
Special meeting to be held by
the Commissioners of Mason
County Fire District No. 2, May
7, 1974, 7 p.m. at the Belfair Fire
Hall to make a decision on bids
for a new fire truck.
Roy Mitchell,
Secy. to the Board
5/2-1t
JAMES J. MILLER
RICHARD E. BERG
5505 KITSAP WY.
ES7-7648
Over 50
Combined
BREME[
We Have Expanded Our In Store
Inventory • • • Many, Many Items To Choose
From . . . See The Below
IN STORE SPECIALS
L 20'' Portable BARBECUE ................. $19.88
24" Portable Rust Resistant BARBECUE ....... $7.88
GARDEN HELPERS
Garden SHOVEL ......... $2.2914 Tooth Steel Bow RAKE. $2.29
Garden HOE ........... $2.29SweepType Lawn RAKE .. $2.29
Full Flow 50'
VINYL HOSE ,,,,, ...,., ................... ........ $ I 9'
22" Deluxe Self-Propelled
ROTARY POWER MOWER ........... $V9lie--
3 Cubic Foot Easy Roll
STEEL WHEELBARROW .................
16' Flat Step
EXTENSION LADDER $1 9"
Strong&Durable $2'7
20 Gallon TRASH CAN ....................
8x16 Garden STEPPING BLOCKS .... .,,
15 Pound Atco FELT ......................... .,
FIBERGLASS ROOFING
2x8 ........ s3" 2x10 ........
2x 12 ................................ ..,b 'J:
Ix6--6' Rough CEDAR FENCING .... ,.., I1'
Ix8--6' Select ROUGH CEDAR ....... ,., I¢
Y2x4x8 CDX SHEATHING, ................ ., S5' '
Ix8 Economy SHIPLAP .................... ,, q lO
2x4--8' ECONOMY ......................... t!*
2x4-- 10' ECONOMY ....................... ..*
3/I 6x4x8 Particle BOARD ............. 53''
Highgloss (lath or Kitchen Walls) Sl[d
HARDBOARD c0 os ......................
¾" SANDED SHOP ........................ .,, s1
Bethel Highway
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