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Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
July 3, 1975     Shelton Mason County Journal
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TURNOUT for the summer music program at North Mason is good. In addition to attending classes for various instruments, the students will play in a marching band during two summer parades and present two concerts in local state parks late in July. Above, participants posed for a group picture. With many more people planting gardens this year, any surplus of vegetables or fruit donated to Chuckwagon Seniors will be appreciated. If help is needed for picking fruit or for pick-up of fruit and vegetables, call Bill Tobey at 377-0053. Saturday recreational trips are being enjoyed by Senior Chuckwagon Club members. Saturday shopping trips to local stores are also continuing. To sign up for these trips, call the Red Cross at 377-3761. The Nooks-Quee-la-Ish Indian dancers from the Port Gamble Clallam Tribe will be performing again for Chuckwagon Seniors in the near future and a plant exchange is planned for July. A master gardener will be in attendance to answer any questions about the plants. Anyone over 60 is welcome to come to Chuckwagon events, and transportation is provided for those who cannot use public transportation. One mini-bus is especially equipped for LOCAL STUDENTS have been busy during the summer will put into usewhen they enter the Fathoms o' Fun Parade music program mastering marching techniques which they in Port Orchard July 5. DOG LOST A shepherd-collie dog was reported lost on North Shore J une 25. 12 Midsummer Festival right in Belfair m II I II HOMELITE Chain Saws Extra chain FREE with each saw sold For Sales & Service 275-2297 Sande's Belfair Illl I III II I I ii Allyn, Wash. Enjoy a beautiful nine-hole golf course, heated swimming pool, tennis courts, fishing, riding stable and much more in a setting you must see to appreciate!! Two Three-Bedroom Homes for Immediate Occupancy Three-Bedroom- With 1152 square foot provincial styling. Attached carport. Sidewalks, all-electric, luxurious carpet throughout. Only ................... Three-Bedroom -- Western Rambler -- 1248 square feet. Attached two-car carport, sidewalks in. Luxurious custom carpet throughout, all-electric. Only ................. Take short drive to Allyn and check at the office for guided tour of these fine homes, or call 275-2474 office. Evenings 275-2435 or 275-2432 for information and appointment. We will be closed July 4th, 5th and 6th to celebrate the 4th of July and the beginning of the American Revolution Bicentennial O III III I II III II ANNOUNCES NEW SERVICE THE To Your Credit Union Call your operator This toll free line will serve the residents of the North Mason area more fully • and efficiently. To utilize the number from any 275-prefix telephone, simply dial Operator and ask for Zenith 3000. Your Credit union - reaching out to ,t c.,.,, h l C UA eligible for membership ,..,.=,.,=, Nllienld Credi! Union &dmin.tr.l. Page 4 - Huckleberry Herald section of Shelton-Mason County Journal - July 3, 1975 wheelchair participants. Reservations must be made ff)r lunch and transportation, preferably the day before, but may be made until 9 a.m. on the day they wish to attend. Transportation can be provided for personal and social services after the lunch program daily. Emergency transportation is also provided. Call the Red Cross at 377-3761 for reservations and information about the Chuckwagon program. PRE-SCHOOL EXPLORER A two-year-old boy from North Shore enjoyed an early morning adventure one day last week but his mother had a few anxious moments before a happy ending was reached. The small boy had crawled into bed with his mother around 8:30 a.m. The next thing the mother knew, she awakened around 10 a.m. and found her son missing, A chair had been pushed up to the door, evidently to enable the child to reach the doorknob, and he had taken off, still in his pajamas. It was raining, but like any true explorer, the boy hadn't let a little thing like bad weather deter him. After looking around outside, calling and receiving no answer, the mother phoned the local sheriff's office to report him missing. The call was received at 10:06. The dispatcher alerted Belfair State Park officials to keep an eye out and then called a resident of Snoose Junction to see if anyone had seen him. They hadn't but told the dispatcher that there were several young men there who would be glad to aid in a search. Their offer of help was accepted but by the time they reached the Lynwood Beach area where the boy lives another call had come into the sheriff's office at 10:28 from a woman at Cherokee Beach, asking if anyone had reported a small boy lost. She said she had a very wet little boy sitting in her kitchen. The search was called off and the little boy was returned to his home, none the worse for his experience. New staff member for Totem Council Mrs. Audrey I. Simmons has been appointed to the staff of Totem Girl Scout Council as executive director, council president Cynthia Stimpson announced this week. As head of the executive staff, Mrs. Simmons will direct the employed staff in the council's ten-county jurisdiction in northwest Washington. She comes to Totem Council from the San Francisco Bay area where she was director of the western region of Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. Before that, she filled assignments in Washington, D.C., New York City and Norfolk, Virginia. As advisor to Girl Scout Troops on Foreign Soil, stationed in Heidelberg, Germany, she directed camps in Greece and Turkey. A native of New York City, Mrs. Simmons worked in the South Bronx as a community organizer and in Brownsville section of Brooklyn as an Urban League organizer. She was director of the Voluntary Action Center in Washington, D.C. With a grant from the bureau of Cultural Affairs, U.S. Department of State, she served as a trainer to African Guides (Scouts) and promoted volunteer programs for women in Tanzania, Uganda,• Zambia, Ghana and Nigeria. Mrs. Simmons holds a B.S. degree from New York Univeristy School of Education. She earned her master of social work at Columbia University, School of Social Work. Girl Scouts in the North Mason area are part of Totem Council. RELIGIOUS OBSERVANCE Baha'is of Mason County Commissioner District One will join their fellow believers in more than 60,000 communities around the world in the annual observance on July 9 of the anniversary of the martyrdom of one of the central figures of their faith, the Bab. Style ~¢9220 Assorted Colors ('[otk. J.k. 275-2033 Mary Wright Belfair il, An extraordinary offer Classic Peads by Coty creamy, imported simulated pearls, matinee length for day or evening Hand-knotted for years of carefree wear. With a delicate, sterling silver filigree clasp, in a rich, glove leather gift pouch and a five year guarantee. Now only While quantities lasts. 9-7 Weekdays 9-8 Friday 10-4 Sunday 275-6161 I O Lb. and NEXT TO BOB'S CHEVRON STATION ONLY AT Warehouse Freight Sales Would You Expect This Unbelievable Value Speed Men's & Women's Similar to Illustration In Carton 4 44 YEAR ENDING SALE Twin Size Set Full Size Set Queen Size Set We Carry Englander--Rest Well & Others I I II Sleepers--Lamps and More on Sale t I Warehouse Freight Sales STOCKS 2 MAJOR BRANDS OF APPLIANCES Frigidaire and GeE. OTHER APPLIANCE VAI Some Floor Models---Some One of a Kind 40" Self.aeaniq Range ........ $499 110 Volt Stack Washer-Dryer .... $369 12 Ce. Ft. Freezer ............. $229 21 Cu. Ft. Freezer ............. $389 Heavy Duty Washer ........... $189 30" Free Standing Range ....... $169 Microwave Oven .............. $369 Microwave Oven $199 Commercial Dryer ............. $1S9 (:best Freezer .... ........ from $219 Heavy Duty Dryer .............. $139 Giant Drum Dryer ............. $169 Closed July 4th - Open Sat. July 5th • TERJMS • BANKcARDS • LAYAWAYS HOURS: 6th & Montgomery 377-3766