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Harstine:
Son of local couple wins awards in recent contest
The lightweight, high
performance saw designed for
the man who makes his living
thinning, pulping, or falling and
bucking small timber. Has
electronic ignition, chain broke,
anti-vibration control.
By CARMEN YATES
A week ago today Leroy and
Elanore Wagner hopped in the
family river and drove up to
Renton. Their youngest son,
Brad, is currently taking a two
year culinary course at the
Renton Vocational School,
having just started tile course in
March of this year. Under the
watchful eye of four judges, the
class was participating in a
competition. As it turned out,
it's sure a darn good thing that
Leroy and Elanore wore shirts
without buttons otherwise they
sure would have had to borrow a
big bunch of safety pins from
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guards, safety trigger,
U.S.F.S. approved muffler,
outomotlc oiling with
edlu=toble feed,
With 2tl Inch bar
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on Hillcrest
"we service what we sell"
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Brad was the winner of two
first place awards plus he
received the trophy for being the
overall best culinary artist of the
show. One of the first place
awards was for the Ibex (a
mountain goat) which he had
carved from a 300 pound block
of ice. The second award for his
lard carving, which according to
the rules had to be constructed
of all edible material. He created
a woodsy mountain scene
complete with a lake, trees,
paths, etc. As Leroy would say,
"you should have seen that
hummer!" And although the
Wagners were just a wee bit
prejudiced of Brad's work, it was
still interesting to see all the
other original creative projects
done by the other students.
The Grange picnic held at
the Jarrell's Cove Marina last
Thursday evening was very well
attended and rather eventful to
say the least. There was a very
good turnout of Grangers, plus a
large number of guests. All told
there were between 50 and 60
hungry picnickers and three
tables loaded to overflowing with
assorted delectable goodies. Just
after the call "soup's on" and
the long lines were forming to
appease the appetites created by
all the marvelous aromas that
were filling the air, four fire
radios went off simultaneously.
The volunteer firefighters
were directed to go to the south
end of the island, near the Island
Shores road where a car had hit
a light pole and both car and
pole were reported to be on fire.
However, when the three men
returned a little over an hour
later, they announced that they
hadn't found any fire at all and
that the driver wasn't injured
and the car only had a small
crease in one fender, although
the pole had been sheared off.
Tom Snyder, the state park
ranger, who was a guest at the
picnic received a call from his
wife across the cove that there
was a very pregnant cow
wandering around through the
park. It was the consensus of
opinion that the visiting animal
must belong to the Bob Ireland
family who had just acquired her
the weekend before.
And speaking of Irelands this
reporter learned that they
located their missing dog, Shop
and the the whole family, people
and critters, are all reunited as of
this writing.
Friday afternoon Harstine for
the second day in a row was the
location of yet another fire call.
District Five radios summoned
both island firetrucks plus one of
two from the mainland. And for
the second time the call involved
a power pole. But this call had
the potential of becoming a very
real disaster.
The incident happened when
the county crews were
blacktopping the length of road
from the Pt. Wilson intersection
down to the Burgandy Road. A
Evergreen Square • 42dL3456 • Shelton
IF YOU'I00
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IN BANKING,
CL00O3RI00LL.
When you walk into Clay
Cornelrs bank, right away
you'll notice how warm and
helpful the people are. And
when you walk into Clay's
office, you'll understand why.
It's because he believes in a folksy,
hometown way of banking.
So if that kind of partner sounds good
to you, call Clay -- or the manager of
one of our 44 branches near you.
Name: Clay Cornell
Position: Branch Manager
Branch: Belfair
Hobbles: Golf, stamp collecting
Banking Philosophy: "All our tellers know
all our customers. I think it's important
to have a staff you can be proud of."
OPuget Sou+nd National Bank
propane truck had been detained
at the intersection awaiting the
completion of a portion of the
oiling so it could go on through.
However, when one of the two
oil trucks was turning around, it
backed into the power pole,
which in turn started a fire, in
the very close proximity of the
propane truck. Luckily the
incident ended without anything
more than a few frazzled nerves
of the firefighters, country crew
and P.U.D. repairmen. Needless
to say, the oiling crew had a
sudden change of plans,
scratching the job on the island
and sending the crew to the
mainland instead to finish the
day.
And while on the subject of
"volunteer firemen/firewomen"
an invitation is extended to
anyone interested in joining the
fire department to come to
station nine (at Harstene Pointe)
Tuesday night at 7 p.m. Both of
the stations on the island really
do need additional personnel.
During the day several of the
present volunteers work off the
island, leaving a "barebones"
skeleton crew to protect the
island's residents and property.
Lloyd and Ruth Goodwin
had a surprise visit last Friday.
Their niece and a nephew
accompanied by their four
daughters from Wisconsin
dropped in to say "hi" while
they were vacationing in the
Pacific northwest. The ironical
part is that the evening before
they had been just across
Jarrell's Cove from each other
and didn't know it.
The Goodwins had attended
the Grange picnic on Thursday
evening at the marina and their
"company-to-be" spent the night
in the state park. The Goodwins
daughter, Barbara Gorman and
her three kids had come out
from Shelton by boat to join the
picnic. After the two Gorman
boys, John and Lloyd, got
through eating they took the
boat and went over to the park.
They passed the R.V. with the
Wisconsin license and the
thought of their own relatives
from the state crossed their
minds. However, it sure didn't
occur to the boys that this
Wisconsin family might be some
of their relatives. And it wasn't
until the following day that they
indeed were.
Saturday afternoon the four
members of the Glenn Yates
family headed for Tacoma to
attend a very special wedding.
Also attending the same wedding
was Lila Peugh who was
accompanied by Barbara
Gorman. The two gals met at the
State Highway 3 intersection and
went onto Tacoma together.
The wedding was held at the
St. Mark's Lutheran Church By
The Narrows. United in marriage
were Denise Marie Doering and
David Burmark who have been
sweethearts since the eighth
grade. Denise is the daughter of
Jewel (nee Pinard) and Glen
Doering. (Jewel and Barbara and
yours truly were all school
chums here on the island.)
The bridge chose the cool
colors of green and white with
just a touch of pastel blue for
her wedding. Her four attendants
wore white peasant blouses and
green and white checked
gingham long skirts with wide
white ruffle at the bottom. The
flowers were daisies, some white
and some tinted green and a few
tinted pastel blue. The bride's
mother wore a long pastel green
dress and the groom's mother
wore a long pastel blue dress.
The groom's attendants wore
white tuxedos with shirts
trimmed in green ruffles. The
wedding cake featured blue and
pink daisies and green trim and
served with cool green punch.
On a day that broke all records
for being especially hot, the
bride's choice of colors certainly
had a psychological cooling
effect.
After the main reception at
the church, relatives of the
wedding party and close friends
were invited to a private
reception at the home of Jewell
and Glen Doering. David and
Denise seated themselves
comfortably on the front lawn,
surrounded by the guests and
opened the piles and piles of
marvelous gifts, including a
microwave oven that a number
of their college friends (plus a
few of the parents) had gone
together to get them. That
particular gift will be especially
appreciated since both David and
Denise are attending Pacific
Lutheran College and they both
work part-time.
The Yates family, after a late
quiet barbecue supper with the
Doerings, decided to accept an
invitation to spend "the rest of
the night." We returned Sunday
forenoon after a truly enjoyable
trip to Tacoma.
Bill Bingham and son, Casey,
joined the Lumbermen's crew for
an ocean fishing trip this past
Sunday. Casey was on cloud nine
(or maybe a couple above that)
when he landed a salmon
weighing about five or six
pounds. Bill brought home a sea
bass making for a little variety
on the Bingham dining table.
This coming week Fire
Station Seven of District Five
will be holding an Arts and
Crafts Fair. Anyone interested in
entering (either professional or
amateur) may contact Virginia
Synder at Spencer Lake (or
volunteer firefighters from
Tomorrow is available
.... for a. limited time only:,
You've been thinking about buying a mobile home. For maybe a year or two. "As
soon as he retires." "As soon as interest rates come down." "As soon as you find the fight
bargain." Well you can buy now at a reasonable price.
Or you can wait and pay more later. Whichever you choose there is one thing for sure,
the time you lose waiting will be time gone forever.
Consider how much your time is worth when shopping for your new lifestyle home.
Ask yourself does the home look good? Is it priced fight? If the answer is yes, then the
home will sell And, it's only logical to think the better selling homes are only going up
in price. Now is the time to make the most of your tomorrows. You'll never make a better
bargain. Isn't it time you moved up with Bendix Homes?
timeto
move up with
5140 Yolm * Across from Capitol City Golf course * 491.1222
station seven). The sponsors are
asking for a ten percent
commission of anything sold.
There is no entrance fee.
A warm welcome is extended
to some (almost) new permanent
island residents, the Dave
Goodman family.
CREATIVE
INN€
426-N1
By Realtor R E ID
MASON COUNTY
The Impact of
External Appeal
The external appearance- or storm door is in
of your home has an and your
important impact on potential inviting with a
buyers. You will never get a paint or varnish.
prospect interested unless he uncommon to see
stops to look. Don't rely on dollars worth of im
the inside of your home and some elbow
"selling" it. Your prospect increase the value
may be "turned off" before over a thousand
he reaches the front door. So Put yourself in
look at the exterior with a shoes. He is
critical eye. charm, comfort,
Give the house a fresh a bargain. Give him:
coat of paint if needed, show for the money.
Replace any broken or If there isanyth
cracked windows. Replace do to help you in
loose shingles. Fix the fence, real estate please
Keep the lawn mowed and the drop in at MASON
shrubs trimmed to give your REALTY, 724
house that "well-cared-for" Avenue, Shelton,
look. Make sure your screen 426-4486. We're here
THE TWO BIBLICAL RESUF
Part 2 -- The Second Resurrection
No. 129 Ethel]
"'Marvel not at this for the hour is coming when
who are in their graves shall hear HIS VOICE and
They that have done good to the RESURRECTION
and they that have done evil to THE RESI
DAMNATION" [Jn. 5:28,9; Acts 14:15).
"For the wages of sin is death, but the gift o[!
ETERNAL LIFE" [Ram. 6:23).
"Blessed and holy is he that hath part in the
RESURRECTION; on such THE SECOND DEATH
POWER. And shall reign with HIM a thousand
on thrones aiding in the judgment of those who
{Rev. 20:4,12; Luke 14:14; 20:3,5,6; Acts 17:31; Ror
1 Car 6:2,3; 2 Car. 5:9,10; Ram. 8:15-23).
These are the first fruits from the dead (Ps. 17:
12:2; 1 Cot. 15:20,42-44; 1 Thess.
occupying, the mansions prepared for them by
HOLY CITY (Jn. 14:1-3; Heb. 12:22-24; Rev. 14:1-5
(AboUt the'size of the state of Washington.)
"THE REST OF THE DEAD LIVED NOT
THE THOUSAND YEARS WERE FINISHED (Rev.
4:1,2; 17-18,32; 23:6, 24:15,21; Rom. 1:4; 6:5; Phil.
The Bible is very plain that Satan and his
that are alive on the earth AFTER CHRIST HAS
REDEEMED TO HEAVEN (Rev. 20:1-3; 1 Thess,
Matt. 24:30,31; Rev. 7:9-16, 14:1-5); WHERE
AND REIGN WITH CHRIST A THOUSAND
20:4).
An angel comes from heaven to care for
20:1-3). At this time the earth is moved like a
OUTER DARKNESS, as of before creation (Gen. 11
5:30; 26:1-6; 2 Pet. 2:4,5,9). Here Satan is confined
years (Rev. 20:2; Isa. 28:21-23).
This is the Bible picture of the 7,000th year of
portrayed in their Feast of Tabernacles - the last
yearly services that portrays the end of the
Great Harvest of the world (Lev. 23:39-44; Deut.
31:10-13).
So the righteous are in heaven and the wicked
asleep on our earth moved into outer darkness at
confined habitation awaiting the end of the seventh
at which time he will tie loosed to again show his real t
of world ambition to overthrow CHRIST.
THEN HEAVEN STIRS - THE HOLY CITY
TO COME TO EARTH (Rev. 19:1-9). THE
MOVED, THIS TIME TO THE CENTER OF THE
TO BE HONORED AS ITS CAPITOL, WITH
GARDEN OF EDEN RESTORED (Rev. 22:1-7;
THE HOLY CITY DESCENDS TO THE NEWLY
,EARTH, TO CHRIST'S BELOVED SPOT- THE
OLIVES - JUST OUTSIDE JERUSALEM -
EAST AND WEST TO BECOME A MIGHTY
14:4,5,9).
FROM THIS SPOT CHRIST CALLS THE
THE DEAD TO AWAKEN. They have had no
character so come up with all their selfish
once become tools of Satan whose ambition is to
CITY and defeat CHRIST FOR WORLD
THE SECOND RESURRECTION- THAT OF
[Rev. 20:5; Jn. 5:29; Rev. 20:7).
CHRIST WATCHES THE BATTLE ARRAY
ONSLAUGHT AND AT THE PROPER TIME
CALLS FIRE FROM THE SKY BUT
STOREHOUSE IN THE INTERIOR OF THE EARTH
been waiting since the flood, 2Pet. 3:5,6) {ld. vs. 7,11
DESTROYS THEM ALL - EACH AS HIS LIFE
ACCORDING TO THE BOOK OF JUDGMENT-
ARE IN THE HANDS OF A JUST GOD (2 Car. 5:,
20:9-15; vs. 12).
The Bible is plain that there is
ANNIHILATION, WITH SATAN THE ROOT
FOLLOWERS THE BRANCHES,(MaL 4:1; Luke 3:9;
Nah. 1:15; Heb. 6:8; 2 Pet. 3:10; Jn. 15:6; Dan. 2
3:12; Rev. 18:8). "Be as though they had not been
Ashes all that is left [Mal. 4:3).
Thus the prophesies concerning Satan will be
14:12-20; Ezek. 28:13-18).
"The last enemy to be destroyed is death.'" which,
Eden and will be culminated in Eden restored (Gen.
1 Cor. 15:21-26; Rev. 21:26,7; 22:1-3,11,14).
The lesson will be so well learned that there
assurance of no repetition in the universe (Neh. 1:9).
CHRIST'S WORK IS COMPLETED - The earth
and renovated as the capital of the universe,
righteous nation, WHO, IN CHRIST HAVE BUILT
HIS KINGDOM OF GRACE OR
CHARACTER THAT HAS PREPARED THEM TO B
TO THE KINGDOM OF GLORY OF THE
15:27,28; Isa. 58:11-14; 62:3; 14:1-4; 66:22,3).
"Seeing then that all these things shall be
manner of persons" aught ye to be - who look
heaven and earth where dwelleth
3:10-14).
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