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Serving families
in this
community
since 1909
5303 Kitsap Way
Lester M. Lewis, Sr.
FUNERAL CHAPEL
/ ,
$ i, h I I
Call us collect from anywhere ES 7-3836
Lester M. Lewis, Jr.
SHOP
TOWING
LIGHT & HEAVY TOWING
24 HOUR SERVICE
275-2861
Allyn & Belfair
426-1731
Shelton
Snyder & Sons
No job too small or too large
Slabs, sidewalks, foundations
curb & gutter
Cit5.3325
Belfalr
61 carpets prolesslonally clean.
New RINSE N MAC operates on the steam
principle to get your carpets professionally
clean. Portable and easy to
operate--we'll show you
how. RINSE N VAC is
the powerhouse that
cleans, rinses and
vacuums out dirt and
residues. RINSE N VAC
cleans carpets cleaner
.... keeps them cleaner
longer, o ,°,, t,, ~ ~-., ,~
Rent for only $,
275-2031
ERNIE & HAROLD ARIES
Weekdays 8:30-5:30 p.m. -- Sat. 8:30-5 p.m.
A '66 CHEV belonging to Jerry Schnell of Gig Harbor was
cut in half, with the rear end turned upside down in a one-car
accident north of the new PUD building on Highway 3
Monday evening. A power pole was severed as the car left the
roadway and went over an embankment. Schnell, who works
for Belfair Auto Parts, was in the Naval Hospital recovering
from head injuries, facial laceration and a broken rib, in
satisfactory condition on Tuesday.
Critics are to be remembered
by what they fail to understandt!
Tidal Wave Beauty Shop CR5-2509
PL YWOODS, INC.
OPEN bkl~ k,
~lt40 t,f-S~L'f" MON.-FR I.
AND 7:30-S :30 ~1 p
RIF.TFIL SATURDAYS "q#O~.
aAM-12:00
HARDWOOD - DOORS - CASINGS
Sunday Services
8:30 a.m .... Morning Worship
9:45 a.m ...... Sunday School
] 1:00 a.m... Morning Worship
5:00 p.m .......... B.Y.F.
6:15 p.m ......Junior Choir
Practice
7:00 p.m .... Evening Worship
BELFAIR
P.O. BOX 407
John Senn, Pastor
Church phone -- CR 5-6262
ES7-3355
OELIrAIR HIWAY
WEST of GORST
i i
CHRIST LUTHERAN
Church at Belfair
Service of Worship &
Sunday School 10 A.M.
COME AS YOU ARE
Lower Elementary
School Gym
Nursery Provided
CR 5-3354
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TOILETS
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Page 4 - Huckleberry Herald section of Shelton-Mason County Journal - May 22, 1975
AIongoidtheBelfalr_- " Highway" - By ELEANORAcRFEDENKs.,.774 Bolfair !ele
The NCWSA Community tiny white dog named Kyle in
College Tennis Tournament their filling the mother role to
hosted by Highline Community four newborn kittens. When the ~ ~ • 24 hour answering
College during May 9-10 held a five-year-old pet of Galen ~ " • Wake-up service
bit of local interest. Almost .the Manw~'ller became ho elesslo v ill"
whole
former
North
Mason
girls'
$
Use
your
after the birth of the kittens, Joan ~ A IVI
tennis team that won the Olympic brought the babes to her own ......................
Leaguetr°phytw°yea~'inar°wh°me'Tenderl°vingcarelf~ [The~ t~
is now on the Olympic College included a formula feeding with
team and took part in the meet.e y edroppers on an hourly ~r 5tl
By the luck of the draw, Joni schedule. The gals take the kittens, I ~ ~
Slag!e and Jan Lackey, drew two back and forth according to their estaurant &
ot the top seeded singles players w "
_ orking schedules.
andJeanl°St in theirFedenkfirst matCh.and partner Their care has the kittens on a
heating pad in a box, wrapped in ] 4312 Kitsap Way, Bre~
Kathi David in first doubles won ~.~..,~.o ¢... r~=a; .... ~ [
w,~,,~,u~, ............ ~ ..... . .. ' . Lunch: 11 a m - 4:00
three out of five matches for a .... ~^~ ,.. ,,.~ ~:,,~. ~ ,. v. ~e i ' " " "
fifth place among the 19 ~n;~Udol~ b~:b;tt~ot;l~s ,w~:~e Anthx~;~e:;;~ining Dinner:4p.m.-ll:30
In the "E " " " , Closed Sundays
com rnumty, ,colleges represented finally found and have replaced ~ mner t~oom,' - " F.~
in me aoume enmmauon event, the eyedropper as the kittens' ~ organ & piano for your Kestauram:
Kathy Krueger was seeded fourth
in third singles. She won a trophy
for her second place on the
ladder. In the match for four-year
and two-year colleges slated for
playoff finals at the U of W on
May 15-17, Kathy will be wearing
the red and white of Olympic
College.
Congratulations from the
home neck-of-the-woods to all of
you gals for the team finish at
sixth place of the 19. We are
mighty proud of you.
Last Saturday was a most
difficult day with the hail, rain,
thunder and lightning. Our
hummingbird feeder was a total
loss the day before the storm as
there wasn't a bird in sight. When
the air had cleared, the tiny
moochers were back to the feeder
for a fill-up.
Ben and Pauline Polum were
out on Mission Lake when the
storm hit. They and some other
boaters kept on trolling in spite of
the downpour and had some nice
size trout to show for their wet
efforts.
The John C. Haddenhams had
a different and scary version of
the storm. She was fixing dinner
in the kitchen when she heard a
sizzling sound and an unusual roar
coming through the nearby open
door of the utility room. With no
hesitation she took off for the
living room as Mr. Haddenham
watched a huge ball of fire roll
through the rooms of the house.
There is no evident damage
from the lightning striking their
house other than in the utility
room where an old refrigerator
was planted with freshly watered
tomato plants. The plants came
through the ordeal in fine shape.
Wonder what kind of tomatoes
there will be on the Haddenham
shock-proof plants this summer.
It's all kinds of best wishes to
Joan Shields, Sandy Leach and a
appetites grow. Kyle watches
when each one is fed and has his
duty to wash and nuzzle each
kitten.
Last Thursday was another
day that had the potential for not
stirring out of the house. It
started off with my folks needing
help when their car conked out.
Our car was on the way to give an
assist and became
Johnny-on-the-spot for first aid
needed at a one-car accident in
the watershed. The
California-licensed car involved
must have been like a bucking
bronco in going out of control
over the bank and nosing into the
ditch. The driver rode it out and
managed to get out of the
wreckage in spite of severe face
lacerations and a possible
dislocated shoulder. There was a
warm feeling for the loaded
logging truck that parked close
enough to protect the injured
driver from traffic, and the
pickup truck driver who was on
the radio for needed help. When
the WSP took over, our defensive
driving was in high gear, watching
for tailgating, cars over the
center line and non-believers in
stop signs.
BREAK-IN REPORT
A call to the sheriff's office
May 13 reported that several
youths were seen entering the
Lynch Cove summer home of
Dallas Beeson of Bremerton. They
were gone when a deputy arrived
but there were signs of entry
although nothing appeared to be
missing.
evening entertainment.
Inn:
New three-bedroom rambler, 1Vz bathS,
fireplace. Shake roof. Double garage. Close in.
possession. $35,900.
REID
Belfair
Sensual softneSS
and the most
prints to make
look fantastic.
in
luxurious nylon
some
with
lycra
LOST ITEMS
A passport and driver's license
were reported lost somewhere
between Bremerton and Belfair
May 17 and a small black and
white furry dog named Patches
was lost in Belfair May 16.
275-2033 Belfair
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