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By INGA MARIE ST. CLAIR
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426-8824
to welcome our new
Earl and Joan Nilsen,
sons, Steven and Scott.
Nilsen family lived in
has owned property
Mason Lake for several
life in the big city
be too much for them
were always dreaming
Dace and quiet out here.
the school year was
sold out and moved
They are now renting
is being built.
building is a family
mother and sons and
and father all
with the building
been employed as an
for the Washington State
tern for the past 16 years
low commuting to Pt.
in Tacoma to continue
when school reopens
will attend school in
Scott will enter junior
Steven will continue
studies.
congratulations to
Dolores Cox who
celebrated their twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary on July 7.
We wish you many more years of
happiness.
Sunday, July 6, was the day
when their three children, Don
Jr., Debbie and David, hosted an
open house party for their
parents. Over a hundred friends
and relatives called during the
afternoon to extend their best
wishes.
Sunday morning the children
encouraged their mother and dad
to go out for breakfast. While
they were gone, the three of them
scurried about and transformed
the Coxes' home into a beautiful
party decor.
The main color scheme was
carried out in the traditional silver
contrasted with other pastel
colors.
A buffet table was set out for
aft to help themselves of the
delicious food that had been
prepared.
Lela Rodewald is now home
from the hospital and is doing
well. She is gradually regaining
her strength.
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Clarkston are enjoying a few days
of their vacation at the
Calan-Adams summer home.
Tuesday night they were
surprised with the arrival of
Zelda's sister and brother-in-law,
Ben and Vera Sibon of Camano
Island.
The Sibons had a bit of
trouble finding the right place and
in their efforts in turning around
to get back on the right road it
seems the camper backed up on a
slope and got hung up, causing a
problem.
Late at night there are not too
many cars around, but luck would
have it that some young lady
came along and stopped to offer
assistance. All ended well with no
serious problems.
In their moments of anxiety,
the Sibons neglected to get the
name of this angel of mercy. If
this helpful person reads this
story, would she accept their
grateful thanks and please call me
and give me her name, as Ben and
Vera would like to write her a
note of thanks.
By Leo & Margaret Livingston--CR 5-6421
The theory that lightning may
have killed spawning sturgeon in
Hood Canal over the weekend of
July 4 is an interesting
speculation.
As many as six sturgeon were
found dead, including two on the
North Shore, two at Sunset
Beach, one in the flats near the
head of the Canal, and one near
Alderbrook Inn.
It would have taken a
many-forked bolt of lightning to
wipe out these big fishes, even if
they were all cavorting in a group
in the Union River.
In our opinion the sturgeon
could have just as easily been
killed by falling meteorites.
Several years ago we reported a
meteorite was sighted falling into
the Union River. This could be a
repeat performance.
The horrendous barrage of
fireworks over the weekend is
another possibility. A new type of
cherry bomb made its appearance.
It has a waterproof fuse. Many
were thrown into the water. Or
someone with old-fashioned
dynamite may have simply
bombed those floating caviar
factories.
Daniel Wingate Hunt is a new
member of the Hunt clan on the
North Shore. He was born July 19
to Jim and Cindy Hunt. He joins
his brothers, Warren and Dale. His
father is a new member of the
Bremerton Fire Department.
We, your correspondents,
were going to visit friends at Tiger
Lake Saturday night and were
amazed to see several hundred
cars, mostly empty, parked along
the Sand Hill Road just south of
the Belfair Transfer Station,
formerly known as the Dump.
Returning later, we found even
more cars and some people,
including a deputy sheriff. Upon
inquiring, we found that there
was a party in progress with some
600 people in attendance. There
had been some complaints of
noise from loud music and traffic
congestion. We wish we could get
out a crowd like this on meetings
of public interest.
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NATSUMI SOMA (left) and Yumiko Kobayashi are two
Japanese students visiting this area for three weeks this
summer as part of a Lions Club International youth exchange
program. Yumiko, 20 years old, is studying the piano and
drums at a music school in Japan. She's from Nagaoka,
Niigata, and is staying with the Mac McKinney family of
Union. Natsumi, 18, goes to high school in her hometown of
Shimoda, Shinzuoka. She is staying with a Bremerton family.
The two arrived in Washington last Saturday and are busily
discovering new things, likes electric dishwashers, bingo, wild
blackberries, raspberries, rhubarb, Crab, Mexican food and
different houses. In the exchange program, students from all
over the world visit formgn countries, under the sponsorship
of their local Lions Club International chapters.
Don't forget the dance the
Tahuya Fire Department and
Community Club are sponsoring
this Saturday night, July 26. This
will be a chance for you to donate
to the Belfair Ambulance Fund
and have fun doing it. Yes, all
proceeds will go for that cause.
Many's the time this service has
been called to our area on
emergencies. You have the
opportunity now of showing your
appreciation. Six dollars isn't all
that much and, who knows, the
next call from out here may be
for you. '
Weft, it continues to happen -
dogs chasing deer. Two were
found dead bn the beaches at
Bald Point Saturday morning. A
third had been chased out into
the canal. Two fishermen, Herb
Fleischman and Jim Reynolds,
were able to use their boats to
lead it back to shore. More often
than not, the chased deer has
become over-tired and
over-heated and, upon hitting the
cold water, dies from shock.
If you should see this sort of
thing happening, please try to
find the owners and have them tie
up the dogs. Once dogs start
chasing deer they never stop and
are shot by irate property owners.
Got the message?
Would you believe
department. A business call to
Tahuya last Saturday came from
Angola, Africa. The reason made
mention was the fact not many
people in Washington State know
where Tahuya is - in fact, some
who live here still have trouble
spelling it. Angola, Africa?
FOUND: ONE BOAT Don Huson, Willis Nolan and
Alfred Pease reported to the Howard Smith took a jaunt to
sheriff's office on July 18 that he Tokeland last weekend and came
found a ten-foot wood pram that back with 15 fish. All but one
looks like it had been floating for were silvers ranging from 6 to 14
awhile. He found it on the North pounds. Guess the best part was
Shore. the crabbing. They said it was
fabulous.
LOCK PRIED The old post office sure
doesn't look the same any more.
Eugene Hursley reported to
the sheriff on July 18 that a
trunk lock on a car had been
pried out, but nothing was taken
from the trunk.
PROWLERS ARE PROWLING
The sheriff's office received a
report on July 19 of prowlers at'
the St. Albans Girl Scout Camp.
There has been petty theft there
in the last few weeks, the caller
By LENNIA CATES --CR 5-2245
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At this writing (last Monday sketchy at this time. It is a
John and Jeannie O'Neil
purchased the old landmark and
have been busy cleaning and
painting the place. Don't know
what you'd call the color, but
what do you put on hot dogs that
rhymes with custard?
said.
So human
He thought as a sage, but he felt
as a mail.
James Beattie
morning) two fire reports. A
cabin on Tee Lake belonging to a
couple in Bremerton burned to
the ground last Sunday night at
I 1:30 p.m. The couple had been
out earlier so cause is not as yet
known. Also a fire burning at
Wildberry Lake with details
reminder, however, that woods
are terribly dry, so we should be
extra careful until we get some of
that liquid sunshine.
Speaking of fires, "Knowledge
is awareness of the fact that the
fire will burn you. Wisdom is
remembering the blister."
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