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* Inspect and clean brake drums
* Clean and adjust brake shoes
for full contact
* Clean, inspect and repack front
wheel bearings
* Clean and inspect grease seal!
* Clean and inspect wheel
cylinders
* Inspect and refill master
cylinder
* Inspect shock absorbers
* Check front end camber
Check front end caster
tk Check toe in
specifications
Adjust toe in to factory
* Inspect muffler
* Inspect tail pipe
Inspect steering linkage
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT
BELFAIR -- Two North Mason
Juniors reccived the rank of Eagle
Scout at a Boy Scout C(mrt of
Honor last Tnesday evening. Alan
Cady m~d George Pahner are the
first Scouts in this area ever to
achieve this high .rank. They have
been in Scouting for the past eight
years and Alan has served as den
chief, assistant patrol leader, pa-
trol leader, assistant senior patrol
leader, senior patrol leader, quar-
termaster and is now an instructor
in Troop 513. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. R. W. Cady Jr. George
has served as den chief, assistant
patrol leader, patrol leader, chap-
lain, assistant senior patrol leader
and is now the senior patrol lead-
er.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
William E. Palmer. Botl~ boys at-
tended the Scout Jamboree last
year at Valley Forge. Both boys
are active in sports and stude~t
activities at North Mason and in
addition, Alan is vice president of
the BYF group at the Belfair
Community church.
Presenting the awards Tuesday
was Orville Schultz, advisor of
Marietta Explorer Scout Post 505,
Bremerton. At .a Court of Honor
the previous week, members of
Troop 513 received awards with
Sc0utmasfer Don V. Knight pres-
enting the Tenderfoot Scout award
to Dave Anderson; First Class
rank to F, rank Wood and George
Stoltze; Star Rank to Mike Sti-
mac; and Life Rank to Dave Fish-
or; with Cady and Palmer receiv-
ing their final merit badges for
Eagle Rank.
LAST TUESDAY evening also
was the first meeting of the new
year for the Nuel Curtis Auxiliary
to VFW Post No. 5372, held at the
Masonic Temple. Officers presid-
ing were Mrs. Grace Hunt, presi-
dent; Miss Vallio Willey, Senior
vice president; Hattie Brooks, Jun-
ior vice president; Mrs. Gordon
Squire, treasurer; Mrs. Phil Hani-
fy, chaplain; Mrs. Einar Johnson,
conductress and Mrs. James Huff-
man, guard. Trustees are Mrs.
Carl Nichols Mrs. Emil Gaetana,
and Mrs. Merle Mongrain. Mrs.
Curtis Macomber, Mrs. A. M. el-
sen, Mrs. Chet Mathews and Mrs.
Carl Nichols were 'appointed color
bearers. Patrlotfc instructor is
Mrs. Myron Polk; Mrs. Henry
Hmmigan, banner-bearer; :Mrs. F.
A. Greenler, flag-bearer; Mrs.
Gaetana, historian; and Mrs.
Charles Beck, secretary.
Committee appointments were
made as follows: Mrs. Huffman,
SHAUB M:rs. Macomber,
American and awards; Mrs. Polk,
buddy poppy; Mrs. Nichols, can-
cer; ~Irs. Lam'ence Castleman, civ-
ELLISOPi ~1 defense; Mrs. Steve Ahl, com-
mmtity service; Mrs. Jess Brian
and Mrs. Joe Tschida, decorations;
MIs:~ Wflley, Gold Sta~ MctheIs,
125 E Grove M,:. Hanna Matson and Mrs. Jack
[ ~chlan~e, hospital; Mrs. Mongrain,
Phone rs. Squ ,'e, Mrs. Er,
~t%~t~'T~Sk, Mrs: A. M. Olsen' and
426-3333 ~Mrs. Emile Fisher, memocrship;
| Mrs Hanify, nmtual benefit; Mrs.
Gaetana and Mrs. Brooks, national
sGet
home; Mrs. Squire, publicity, Mrs.
Matson and Mrs. Brooks, refresh-
ments; Mrs. Huff man, scholarship;
Mrs. Kenneth Grandy, Mrs. Ans-
tin Hicks and Mrs. Squire, youth
activities and Mrs. Tschida, "ways
and means. Mrs. Hanify was re-
elected secretary-treamwer for the
department of Washington Aux-
iliary to the VFW at the June
Convention in Everett. Reports on
that convention were given by
Mz,~. Myron Polk, Mrs. Kenneth
Grandy and Mrs. Hanify, witlz the
hospital report being given by
Mrs. Matson. July picnic plans
were disclosed by Mrs. Maeomber,
and plans for the annual VFW-
sponsored community Halloween
Cam~ival to be held in October
were discussed as well as plans for
serving meals during the August
Retriever Field Trials.
ANNOUNCED recently was the
election of Mrs. Lawrence (Nel-
lie) Castleman as First District
president of the VWW I Auxiliary.
Mr. and Mrs. Castleman have been
members of the veterans groups
in Belfair for a long time, but
"Miss Nellie" is known and loved
by hundreds of North Mason stu-
dents as she taught elementary
an(t handicapped rooms for many
years until her retirement several
years ago.
Tuesday last was a busy day
as Girl Scout leaders, mothers and
Senior Aiders met at the Gorst
Watez~,vorks for a training session
in prepat~ti0n for the Girl Scout
Day Camps to be held July 12-16,
with Day Camp Director, Mrs.
Joe Wilbur, of Belfah', presiding.
Girls from Pt. Orchard and Hal-
fair will hold camp at the Gorst
Waterworks park and those from
Bremerton will camp at Illahee
Park. Mrs. Earl Otto and lV[rs.
Frank Fedenk are registrars for
the two camps. Junior and senior
high girls may register for the
Homestead Unit, which includes
one week of primitive camp train-
ing during the week and a week
at Sundown Lodge. Gizqs, ages 7
through 18 are invited to attend
these. Day Camp Sessions from
9:30 to 3. Registration may be
made in advance or on opening
day.
THE MASON COUNTY Com-
mittee on School District Organ-
ization met at the North Mason
Cafeteria June 30 for a hearing on
the resolution asking participation
funds from Tahuya and Grapeview
as per request from North Mason
in a second step towards construc-
tion of a: high school classroom
building to house four-year high
school students. June 15 the Coun-
ty Committee met to consider this
resolution and at that time ap-
proved the request for funds in the
amount of $102,280 from Tahu-
=ya and $~9,080 from Grapeview.
After the hearing on June 30,
the Committee voted 4 to 1 to
approve their original decision and
this request will go on the agenda
at the July meeting of the State
Board of Education. If approved,
the voters in Tahuya and Grape-
view will go to the polls within
............................................................................................................. 60 days to voice their approval or
disappz~val,
If these are approved at the
Why Go Out Of Town? polls, the North Mason Board will
Try Us For $50 And Up! then request State matching funds
for the project. If disapproved,
Travel first class on your vacation-go in a big, new '65 Ford!
Choice of models-sedans, hardtops, convertibles, wagons. At
today's clearance prices, plus the excise tax cut, what you save nmeaumn
can help pay for your trip. You couldn't pick a better time to buy!
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By Liz Allison , Hoy of Seattle, who now own the Jesse Wolfe and family of Shelton
HARSTINE -- Fourth of July !Jolu:mon place at Jarrells cove. and the Carl Kimhels. Alan Kim..
without fire crackers is like Their ghost was l~rs. Charles bel and family of Olympia were
Thanksgiving without turkey. Moore also from Seattle.
However, one can still find a lot bill AND MRS. Bachelor and
of noisenJakers and cal3 go oltt children fronl Bt'emerton arc new
and shoot the simtg|||l at dawnproperty o~mers near Island
on the Fourth, valse the flag ami Shores.' Thev came to the Ishmd
salnte! This at least was a good in their la~'ge camper prepared
beginning for us at The Maples,to camp out over the 4th.
and pointed out the meaning of
July 4th to the young in ore' midst. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gosser from
California are visiting the Law-
Sparklers by the beach fire if- rence Gossers on Bayslmre and
tar dark and the marshallow roast are spending some of their time
ended a day of clam bake and_wit- on the Gusset Oyster Farm ad-
nor roast. The big Community j()ining The Maples;
celebration was at tile Collil~lurl- The Gunner Johnsons and James
ity Hall, night before the Fourth. Lohrers celebrated their 34th
The Grange sponsored dance wedding anniversaries together, an
was a great auccess. Live musicP.nnual affair. July 3 was the day
was provided by The Tune Top- when in the evening they drank
pars from Slmlton wire played mu- ,a toast of champaigam at the
sic we oldsters conld dance to.
Every other dance ~ike Mocks Everyone on Harstine is very
"Rogues" raised tile roof and its )ular and busy during summer
r d" '
a uonder the Hall =dn t fall nonths and at Holiday times. It is
apart, wben the teenagers danced hard to contact anyone on the
"The Jerk". An ear drum split- phone for all are out-of-doors.
ting affair!
also at The Pridhams, bringing
with them relatives who were oat
from Philadelt)hia.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Peugh have
had, ..... many ghosts lately.." During'
the low tides the end of June, gee-
ducking on the Peughs beach is
most popular. To dig from Tacoma
(:ante, the Pengelsdorf family and
from Shelton, the Ken Rose faro-
fly and Mrs. Botts. July 4th, Mrs.
Peugh's sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Nel-
son and sons Tim and Jerry were
with the Peughs along with a sis-
ter Jean and nmrried daughter,
Mrs. George Somers and her three
children.
Murry Morgan our favorite
Northwest author, radio commen-
tator and book reviewer was here
over the holidays in his Point
Wilson home, accompanied by wife
and daughter. Mrs. Mary Adams,
Secretary, University of Washing-
ton Medical School, was also at
However, we did manage to get a Point Wilson in her home and the
Ferry News is that a new crew little news about some of the Otto Goldschmids near by were.
clew has been organized. Bud guests on Harstine. The AI Prid- continuing their vacation on Ha.r-
Glaser will be the new deck handhams had as their gazests July 4. stine.
and will work with Martyn Goe- ~ ~~
tsch as Captain. Jack Meeks will
be deckhand with Glenn Yates as it~:[::~ 'K* ~'~t
CaptainRumor has it that a fab-
ulous fee will be charged for spec- ~~ J~.u~i~l~ JF~.(
ial trips. We will have something
week.family.definiteLots Ofvozmie tOnews report inand the on Susie Jack thiS,Mocks came next 5~1~.i ::iilii i~ :~2~ ~;~ :~
home for the holiday. Bobble ~ q[~ ~ ~" ~.
Stromboskie, Vonnie's husband is
due home from the U.S. Air Set'-
vice in Panama in Augusta. Mike
Meeks expects to be in the U.S.
Navy by July 12, just a matter
of the usual routine examinations
before, he is definitely in the uni-
form.
Dr. and Mrs. Otto Goldschmidt
of Shelton spent a week of their
vacation in their Harstine home
at Point Wilson. While there they
dug several goeducks and enjoyed
the low tides.
Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Williams
of Sunset Hill went to Mercer Is-
land last weekend for the wedding
of their grandson, Thomas Greime
and Gloria Young. The ceremony
was held in the Mercer Island
Hold Trinity Lutheran church. The
couple left following the ceremony
for a Honeymoon in Canada at
Banff. The Williams then spent
the weekend with theh" daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jos-
eph Ramm.
MAYOR .AND MRS. Frank Tra-
vis of Shelton spent the long July
Fourth weekend in their summer
home near The Maples. Guests of
The Travises were, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce McLean and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Wqlliam Conklin and family.
Randi Kimbel and Run McLean
joined the group for the clam
bake July 4.
At long last and after many
years of sitting on boards placed
on horses ir~ our Community Hall,
~ have real plush seats! Our
alert Social Community Club
President A1 Pridham, noticed The
Blue Ox Tlleatre in Shelton was
to be demolished. He went to the
Theatre and purchased 70 seats
for $1 apiece. For this price scats
were detached and removed from
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the Theatre by purchaser. AI, Tom
Tierney, Glenn Yates and Gone ____- Model FPD-12TJ 12.1 cu. It. (NEMA) 3 colors or whilel
Seward took their trucks, went to
Shelton and brought the seats to
the hall. It is hoped everyone who COME SEE,.,COME TOUCH,,,COMPARE
uses the hall regularly will donate r
the price of a seat as the club ~ * Instant Ice Service l Flip-Quick Ice Ejector zips out cubes
treasurYtion to clubiS depleted.treasurer,SendMrs.dona-sid at a touch into 80-cube server. Complete with two 20-cube
Baunsgard. ~ trays. ~i~ J
Mrs. Helny Steele of Anacortes.
who is spending the summer with ~ • 100% FROST-PROOF! No frost ever--no defrosting ever--
her daughter, Mrs. Ted Ness at in the freezer or refrigerator sectionl T
The Marina, celebrated her 80th * Big 106-1b. zero zone freezer freezes Ice cubes extra-fast!
birthday July 4'. Another daughter
and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. ~ * Full-width Porcelain Enamel vegetable Hydrator.
William Anderson came for the • Roomy storage door,, deep door shelf, egg shelves and more, INCLUDES ICE EJ
celebration, as did Mr. and Mrs.
O. Walh'id Bjork of Anacortes.
The Bjorks brought their honse- ~-- ~ ~~--"~
guest, Mrs. Ina Sundqnist of Fizz- --.___....._~ -:, , ....... ~.~ ....
land. Mrs. Bjork and Mrs. Sund- __ . - ----~ :----------~ ............... ..-:r==.._ ...... =::.:--~-::: ...... :::.-u__::_--- :-- :__ _--
quist are sisters.
M.R. AND MRS. LYLE Hitch-
~,,~ o~,,~ro~o,O~ym~,~ ~,me "'"'""" ~ ~s~~
to the Island last Friday night • _
to visit with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John HitChcoek. They camp- • An Honest Statement • iiF IL • ,,,,f
ed out on Fudge Point.
Mr. and ' Mrs. Alvin Anderson • ABOUT TRADE-INS! * F~~~~,~ oven--j~ ~"
and son Mark camped out over
the three-day Holiday on their --Ifyouveeverseenappll- -- • Cook-Master starts and
land in Island Shores. It was • aneeadsthatsaid."No tp
for you while
you're a
Mark's first camping trip. --- ; " raoe-in reqmre¢l ---yott 'q[[Int ..,
Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Olsen of ~ might have thought your [~~] [[[[ • H01iday-size oven gtv~
Cosmopolis are spending their two • present appliance has no • i~[l[[[ a big turkey or whole
weeks vacation in their home at 1-" value ~THIS IS NOT • i l[ll ll , wl , full width" pots-at
the South End of Harstine. Their ' TRU~-. We want your [~~~ [~ - g "
guests for the .recent holidays • trade-In because it can be • |~~\
were Mr. and Mrs. gig Hanson
fou-- children~_ of Longview, Mr. ~ reconditioned and resold-- ~ I
andand Mr,,. Eugene Lundquist and w at aprofit. =" !~~~ ~ ~,~'~ '
three daughters of Aberdeen and • We sellFrigidaireappli- • ~tr~NN~ ~ RD:3e~ctrtc
Teddie Olsen of Pasco. • anco~ or • ~til ~,~~ ~zte¢ Copper or white
Sattn'day 37 cars were lined up trade. It's up to you. If you ~.'~':t1! ~ .....
for" the 12:30 p.m. Ferry trip. •keep your present appli- ~
i
Ferry ran continuously from noon a
nee, you pay the ::amc low
through the 2 p.m. trip. In fact
nearly every trip during the Hol-
ildadYs Ja:~ m°~ies ~aan the 8-car
. • Me s deck hand
~or this extra work and enjoyed
i a well earned rest on his two dayS
off last Tuesday and WednesdaY.
The eatire Meeks family went to
Schafer State Park to camp out.
While lined up with the 37
cars for that 12:30 trip, we noted
that with the exception of four
carloads all were strangers. Made
friends with Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
price we establish for
• every customer.
• If you want to trade, we'll •
• give you a fall value el- O
lowance based on age,
• make and operating condi- •
• tion. AND THIS FAIR •
ALLOWANCE WILL BE
• DEDUCTED FROM THE •
• LOW PRICE WE ADVER-
TISE!
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4 COlors or white
at a
• Automatic Soak cycle ideal f
-soaks better in 12 n
Patented Deep Action agit
to help remove heaviest
• Jet-Away rinsing "jets"
away lint and scum.
• Spins clothes extra dry.
• New mechanism designed
for top dependability!
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