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By CARMEN YATES
HARSTINE-Well here we are
back home again all refreshed and
ready to settle down in the 'rut'
again after about a week's trip
whick seemed more like we were
gone for a month. With Grammy
Lila tucked in her 'grammy hole'
in the back seat between two
small-fry perched atop sleeping
bags for a better vantage of the
sights and the trunk packed with
food and assortment of camping
goodies that all combined made
the car springs complain we
headed across the bridge, about
5:30 p.m. last Tuesday evening.
Sol Duc Hot Springs was the
destination that first evening.
Arriving about 9 p.m. we found
we weren't the only ones that
knew of that spot! Much later and
we would have had to sleep
standing up.
Southside
IS
Project For Year
By MRS. RAY KRATCHA
SO UTHSIDE-Crafty Teeny
Boppers 4-H club members have
been working on a main project
for the year.
In March they made "Easter
Bunnies" for Easter, and were
given to an individual child they
knew.
In April they did "Egg
Mosaics" that are done with
broken egg shells.
Their first project in August
will be "Needle point."
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Whitmore and family
were Mrs. Whitmore's mother
Olive Russel of Mentor on the
Lake, Ohio who came and spent
two days and Mr. Whitmore's
sister and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Smith and two children of
Orange County, Calif. who spent
three days.
The next day was spent first
on a hike up a trail through some
mighty magnificient scenery
about one mile to a beautiful
falls. Returning most of the rest
of the day was spend lolling
between the regular pool and
soaking in the hot mineral water.
With the car once again
packed we headed for Lake
straight over to Seattle across
Vashon Island and see the new
ugly black Bank building
(sometimes referred to the box
the Space Needle came in) and
the Needle itself. And to the
north across the hills and valleys
towards Pt. Townsend. Also in
view is the floating bridge across
Hood Canal.
Ozette. A campsight was set By mid afternoon Harstine
overlooking the Lake. The next was in view after a very enjoyable
morning packing a light lunch we
headed out the 3.3 mile treck to
Cape Alva the most westerly
point in the Continental United
States. (It might just be a little
over three miles going out but
coming back its a good ten miles!
Whoever measured it only
measured from east to west not
the other way!I)
Coming back we dropped in
on some friends at Camp Hoko,
the AI Schenks, who were on
vacation and had just arrived
home from several days of fishing
out of Sekiu. They donated a
delicious bait of fresh-salmon
which made for a real gourmet
dinner that night when we settled
down right on the ocean west of
Neah Bay.
Following dinner we were
trip. And all the animals were
happy to see us back as was
Grandpa Peugh. A very
appreciative thank you to the
Glaser boys for keeping all the
mouths fed and watered during
our five day jaunt.
The following letter was
received by Liz Allison and she
asked to have it printed so that
the Islanders might know their
contributions are very deeply
appreciated.
Dear Liz,
Rachel Knott Orthopedic
Guild for the Children's
Orthopedic Hospital and Medical
Center in Seattle appreciates and
thanks you for your outstanding
efforts on the recent Penny Drive.
You and your helper, Patti
Ryckman will be happy to hear
Four Leaves4-H members had lulled to sleep by the tranquil that you collected more than $70
,, 4-H members in May made
Banners" for the Queens Royal a swimming party at the home of surf. The next day while thewhich is only slightly less than
Mrs. Maxine Mell Saturday and a small-fry frolicked in the suft and half of what the rest managed
Court for the Forest Festival. lunch on the patio. Dad rested Mom and daughter to collect in town.
Members in the Crafty Teeny Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Asche poked along the beach shell Harstine Islanders and those
Boppers 4-H club are Jennie
Whitmore, Cindy Bariekman, spent most of last week East of gathering. With the car once more in surrounding areas are to be
Cheryl Clark, Laurie Clark, the mountains, they went over to packed we prowled the roads in commended too for their
Leavenworth and visited friends the area. One of which took us generosity. Thank you all!
Margaret Robinson, Debbie Giles Mr. and Mrs. Geonze Hassa andwinding up a long hill headed Sec Sincerely, Dorothy Hartley,
and Sherry Goodburn. fished in Burke Lake near Quincy. northwest. At the end of the road .
Mrs. Tom Weston and we discovered a trail out to the My Brassfield is once again
children spent Friday in Seattle ocean. At the end we discovered accepting congratulations on
Y th C ff visiting friends, we were at Cape Flattery looking becominggreat-grandma, notjust
ou o ee Friendship club met July 15 across to Tatoosh Island. once but twice. Her grandson,
at the home of Clara Harrier. The mammoth caves carved in Gary Schmidt and his wife, Mary
H I Two July birthday membersthe rocky cliffs almost have to be of Olympia became the proud
ou se s were there, seen to be believed. They really parents at twin girls last Saturday.
d Catherine Carlson was are an awesome sight to behold. The two cuties have been named
Discusse assistant. This sight is well worth the half Tina Marie and Sandra Dee. For
The next meeting was set for mile or so walk down a woodsy My it jumped the total number of
trail. And it sure brings about an great-grandchildren from nine to a
Suggestions for a teen-age Aug 19 at the home of Clara instant respect for ,that grand total of eleven now.
coffee house in Shelton were Harrier and Catherine Carlson will
discusscJ at the meeting of the be hostess, tremendous gal Mom Nature. Congratulations 'Granny'.
Multi-Service Advisory Board last Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stuck of By late afternoon we had theThe Chuck Bridges family
week. Aberdeen and Mr. and Mrs. Fred car pointed in an easterly enjoyed a busy weekend starting
The meeting was held in St. Stuck went to Harrisburg, Ore. direction. We could have come with a ride in the McCleary Bear
David s Episcopal Church. and attended the annual reunion home that Friday evening butFestival Saturday afternoon.
The discussion centered of the Goerge Stuck family ofdecided instead to spend oneFollowing that there was
around the need for a coffee Harrisburg, Ore. There were 50 more night and see Ft. Flagler competition in the Trail Ride
house to provide the youngsters who attended. The Stuck's left State Park. After Hearing Ella School. Pam and Johanna each
with a place to go to gather with Friday and got back Monday. McAuliffe talk so highly about it picked up a ribbon for their
their friends. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred we were curious enough to take efforts and Chuck came away as
The idea would be for a Stuck who spent last Tuesday this side trip. It is all she said. The proud as punch with the Grand
certain amount of adult over night were Mr. and Mrs. city lights across the water from Champion Trophy, hislargestone
supervision but most of the
programs and activities of the
young people's choice.
The next meeting of the
Multi-Service group will be Aug. 6
when further discussions of the
proposal will be heard.
On Carrier
Charles Stuck and family, of
Hoquiam. " '
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Kratcha during the week on
various days were Mr. and Mrs.
John Kratcha Jr., Kathy Kratcha
and Jeffrey, Karl Fasnacht, Mr.
and Mrs. John Cookson and
Jackie and Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Kratcha, Michael and Shelley.
Pt. Townsend are like thousand
tiny lewets.'
The next day we took one
side trip on our way home. Many
years ago Glenn and I had driven
up Walker Mountain when there
was still a fire lookout. But for
Mom and the kids it was a new
experience. One can look across
to Mt. Rainer to the south and
to date. (If they keep going they
really are going to outgrow'that
trailer!)
Then Sunday the whole Club,
the McCleary Trailriders gathered
on the southend of the Island for
a ride on the beach. They all wish
to express their sincere
appreciation to all the property
owners from Pt. Wilson south
Navy Petty Officer Third Class
Glenn R. Campbell, Shelton, is
now serving aboard the attack
airraft carrier USS Constellation
undergoing overhaul in
Bremerton.
These Specials
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But why suffer any longer when relief can be had so
easily? And economically. Did'you know that gas air
conditioning units are priced lower than they were sev-
eral years ago? And did you know there have been
important engineering advancements in the prodacts
during those years? And are you aware you may have
immediate delivery and prompt installation? Need we
tell you that Cascade Natural Gas now has a FINANCE
PLAN to help you buy painlessly? Obviously, every-
thing is in your favor to go gas air conditioning this
year. Under these conditions, we can't bear to see you
so uncomfortable. Please call the Cascade Man now
and get welcome relief from the heat!
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Page 14 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, July 23, 1970
where they went on the beach at
the Hi Burch place to the
Hole-in-the-Wall for graciously
allowing them to cross the
beaches and making the ride such
an enjoyable one.
At the pool, Shirley Craft
rolled out the red velvet carpet to
all the members making for a
grand climax of the day. After
enjoying their lunch in the pool
room they all enjoyed swimming
for two or three hours before
heading home.
Last Thursday Jim and
Orvaline Olds accompanied by her
mom, Ruth Hudson who is
currently on a visit here from
Safford, Ariz. drove the Olds' son,
Luke to Sea-Tac to board a plane
to Arizona where he planned to
get his car and drive back. From
there they headed east to Moses
Lake and called on their friends,
the Goerge Beal family.
Continuing east the next stop was
at an Aunt and Uncle, the E. E.
Foote home in Lake Mead, Ida.
After they'd had a good visit and
the heat was about to finish
them off they once again headed
west. They stopped in Kennewick
to visit close friends, the Pete
Fournier and Larry Daniels
families. In Pasco they enjoyed a
two or three weeks sightseeing
and fishing in Canada after joining
friends from California who were
also doing likewise. They had
stopped for a day or so on their
way up north here on the Island
to call on some friends.
Last Sunday the Nesses had a
group of about twenty friends
from Olympia for a picnic in their
picnic area. All present were
members of the same
Scandanavian Lodge, the Order of
Runeberg.
Jack Cruickshank arrived back
home a few days ago and
daughter Susie reported her
mother was due home on Tuesday
of this week after their sad trip to
California. Susie said she had just
gotten home herself after a
camping trip of a week near
Seattle.
The Gordon Simmons have
their grandaughter, Susie Arata
from Oregon with them for a
week or so. Tuesday Gret and
Susie attended a picnic held by
the Women's Republican Club
held at the home of Thelma Puhn
on Arcadia Point.
The Joe LaLande's of
Aberdeen have returned after
ahnost three weeks in Canada.
They are getting along very well
The Evergreen State College
Board of Trustees today voted to
accept bids for the construction
of student residence halls and a
central utility plant. The major
contractor for both projects will
be the Hoffman Construction
Company of Portland.
Hoffman's low bid of
$2,833,100 for construction of
the residence halls was 10.8 per
cent below the budgeted amount.
Total cost of the project,
including design and other related
costs, will be $3,975,940 -
$167,550 under what had been
budgeted.
The project includes a
ten-story structure and three
Scientists Services
The question "What is truth?"
has a logical and practical answer
according to the Lesson-Sermon
on "Truth" to be read in all
Chrisian Science churches on
Sunday, July 26.
With a Golden Text from
Second Corinthians which states,
"We can do nothing against the
truth, but for the truth," the
readings include a verse from
Psalms: "For the word of the
Lord is right: and all his works are
done in truth."
five-story hall:
accommodate
Completion is
August, 1971, i~
college's opening.
The Hoffra~
was named
for a
plant. The State
had dis4
announced
$1,421,000.
The 25
heating and
will be
The boar'
resolution re,
million in state
improvement
biennium, pres
McCann
committing an
million for
be financed fro~
they
&
RENT
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visit with sister Joyce who is on the construction of their new Services begin at 11 a.m. at the
working this summer in Our Lady home near the Gordon Simmons.Shelton First Church, 302 Alder
of Lourdes Hospital there. The Most of the two Handbe and the public is welcome to 205 Cats
next time the threesome climbed families spent the past weekend attend. . ,,,,~.,.~
aboard the family fliver they here on the Island enjoying lots of |~"m-.~b.,J..~D.,~,.,~m..,j..,m..~p.,m-o
didn t stop until they were back boating. !! i P~~ IPS
in God's country, otherwise Mabel and Nels Baunsgard I
knows as Harstine Island. have their own mobile home park
It's been awhile since we at the moment with the arrival of
checked in at the Marina so Elsie their nephew, Jack Miner and his •
Ness br°ught us uP t° date °nwife, Beth and their s°n wh° areI 1~3
part of what s been going on enjoying about a two week stay in
there. She reports its a bit hard to their travel trailer next to the
tell where business leaves off and Baunsgard's larger one. They are
company begins since they've had from, Wilmington, N.J. Tuesday
lots of both. Jack s mother, Mrs. Fern Miner of
Anyway daughter, Patty is Lakewood drove down to spend a i I ~111~~~ll~
home for the summer. However day or so before her son and his
she and a friend took two weeks family have to head home.
for a trip to Hawaii the end of Monday of this week the Start
June. Yates had as their overnight
One of the salesman from the guests two of their nephews, ~ NOW OPE $1JNI
Weyerhauser project and his wife, Willis McCormick and his wife,
the Andersons are staying in one Norma and three of their five ~
of the apartments. Next weekchildren. They were accompanied
they will have their three sons by Willis' brother, L yle ~ 9 A.M.-5 P.M. ,
with them who have been away at McCormick and his wife, Connie
camp for the past couple or three and their four youngsters from : Goodyear Tires, Batteries, Accessorle.
weeks. San Diego, Calif. who are I Etl ISI
The Harold Seibrings stopped currently visiting in Washington.
in last week on their way back Also coming along was Stan s m I I
home to Oregon after spendingbrother, Faust from Ollala. ~ Front & Grove
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You heard about them through advertising.
That's advertising's job- advertising communicates.
About soaps, shoes, cars, cold remedies. And about new products.
Like self-cleaning ovens.