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September 3, 1970     Shelton Mason County Journal
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SCOUTS KEN Vonnolly and Craig Grubb, next to the house, and volunteers Duane Nault of the PUD and Jim O'Neil assisted with fire fighting efforts at the Jarvis house in Hoodsport Monday. ire time of his first enlistment. Chuck has now re-enlisted for three years and is Viet Nam bound. rnoon amages ome By CORKY DORN HOODSPORT -Fire destroyed the home of Esther Jarvis Monday afternoon. Smoke was seen from the street, Ed Johnston ran to station and returned with fire engine, and volunteer's arrived. The Jarvis home is located in the heart of Hoodsport proper and within feet of Ed's 76 Garage, so the alarm was great as clouds of smoke hovered over the area. Assistance came from Union Fire Department U.S. Forest Service and Department of Natural Resources arrived with their pumper rigs, P.U.D. employees and their bucket tub. not forgetting boy scouts from troop 111. Windows were both blown and knocked out, holes chopped into roof and water wa~ hosed in via the bucket tub with Duane Knault in full control of the nozzle. When ttoodsport truck was forced to leave the scene to re fill with water. Union tank truck took over along with the Department of pumper rigs. Although the inside was completely destroyed, the house was unoccupied and no bodily injuries occured. Second Call A second call came before the to Altus, Okla. to see his son, Bob, and wife Peg. Bob is on his 14th year with the Air Force. Then to Kansas City for a brief visit with his sister Mrs. L. Hadley. From there it is up and away to Iowa where sister's numbering two will greet him, Amy Browning and Shirley Ownes. A short drive in a rented car will then deliver Skipper John to the home of his parent's in Linville, Iowa. No use wishing John a good time for to know John is to know that not only will he have a good time but so will all who gets the pleasure of listening to his enlightening tales of Life on the Canal. Some fellows tell tall stories of fishing but they would have to go far to top Ole Capt. John's shrimping tales Home From Hospital Joe Spalding is home and looking great after a twenty day stay in the Providence Hospital in Seattle, where he had facial surgery. Hazel White is getting out and about after a two month convalescent period, following an attto accident last June. Still in but doing very well and recieving visitor's is Bob Reed. Bob is in Harrison Memorial in Bremerton. I I'Up'e r'p, ana ,,oodsport Engine had time to No comment has been cool off. This time to the home of received from the AI Piles on Daisy Vance located about eight their recent i:::~nt to Reno miles north of Hoodsport. A veryNevada. ~rVALLEY Sigurd Johnson. the ocean, and 1 t.Defiance. large brush fire was well Fun l-i.qnng !0MISbI_Mr. Sunday a family was underway was Fun fishing was had bv the htriOells enjoyedanda weeksMrS" had Mr.as thcirand houseMrS Albertgucsts Beardcnthe past at Potlatch StatereUni°npark. Thoseheld close to thcandvance dangerouslYvchiclc and crew out at Springwater, when &,SUP to Banff, Lake week, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Lawsonattending were Mr. and Mrs. Bob home. However the fellows soon Dewey and Boyd took employees, er, and CrestsO?edB h(i and family of St. James, Ark. Bear den, Mr. and Mrs. Don put an end to the burning brush,friends, and family on achartered __refamilytheYMrlS~ndv Mrs.S While here the Bcardens and their Bearden, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cusick, assured Mrs. Vance all was well,fishing cruise at Westport last and returned to the station. and families, Mr. and Mrs. Albert guesls made a trip to Mt. Rainier, Sunday. Largest fish was nabbed Bearden and the honored guests, Trip Plan by Mike flail who beat Dewey out Mr. and Mrs. Lawson and family • I of Arkansas. ~gl~a, Mr. and Mrs. Jin, Valley and family of Lynnwood visited his grandparents over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hunter Pro" drove to Tacoma Sunday for ~t'- Ject manager of around $350.000." vn . . dinner. ~_. State Umvers~ty's (;rosso says the layers of bluc ~al d" ' Mr. and Mrs. Chester Valley ~'~t~e~lL _lg at the Ozette. clay that slid down onto the enjoyed a boat trip on the (:anal Lla °. on the Olympic village and destroyed them as with the Goerge Valleys of is!and ii Is Calling it "The places to live actually have been a Lake on Sunday afternoon. ~re,,°f thewestern Godsend to the archaeologists. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Tozier and ald ,, "The clay has sealed some ofMr. and Mrs. Bolo Sarkowitz '~s~ " n. Grosso,. . .°f the materials .iust like a time spent a week in the Caribou ie, .t yst the.site IS ,SO rich capsule," (;rosso said. "The country in Canada fishing at ~11~I nat It took two archaeologists actually can see different lakes. archaeologists two some of these things change color While there they had a visit ~lfWeeks to excavate an and age as they are uncovered, from a black bear which was quite t lt gck 18 aI That's one of our big problems an experience. right now, finding ways to Weekend guests of Mr. and ~'tn • the lar~eo houses." preserve the artifacls m their Mrs. George Barkley were Mr. and ~,, tltans lived, natural state." Mrs. Guy Smith of Bremerton, .TMfl oft°°kth 165 ma'orj The site manager said Mr. and Mrs. Don Patterson and t~ ,.. at small section, materials are being treated with a ~r,'oYPXcat of the house preservative compound of Kathy of Issaquah, Mr. and Mrs. ~o declared. He said polyethylene glycol as soon as Ed Kortnik of Bothell. ~t~l~gists probing the possible after they are excavated. Allen Richert celebrated his ;'.~mcation of at least "The archaeologists just 7th birthday. A pirate theme was k~'~rge houses in the watch in dismay as the color of the decoration. A treasure hunt [~'* area on of Irate of preservat~ some of the artifacts 300 to a was enjoyed with candy, and ~lk~ials is a - thousand years old - actually prizes for all. Those present were ~tll' mazing, zou change color in front of their Paul Hunter, Barbara Moore, ~e~StPlace the Pompeii Steven Gravatt, Shannon ~redern hemisphere," eyes," Grosso said. "Some of the things made of Johnson, Kirk Richert, and the .~id 17)r. Sam Stanley, areCedaruncoveredare a lightforYellOWthe whenfirst time.they honored guest Allen Richert. , , ~t~,~°rdinator for the Then, within a matterof[ DAN¢~ ~,[~e Study of Man at minutes, the color changes from t~'~an Institution in yellow to tan to light brown and ~lli~,u. C., had visited the then a dark chocolate color. J SHELTON VALLEY ~'we~kend. We are trying a vitamin-C J GRANGE HALL ~tln t believe the state solution on some of the baskets as ~i~m,,al.lot the artifacts," they are uncovered. This seems to I IIt~..e looked at some help hold the color. Of course we J Sat., Sept. 5 I~a) We've been taking are taking quite a few color ~i~qh he just couldn'tphotographs to show the original I MUSIC BYTHE ~a" ad been found colors of some of the two-toned ~au'y'' baskets, for example, butwe'dlike ] Tune Toppers ,. ~n Which the WSU to be able to preserve more of k~'~rkirlg is located on them," Grossoadded. !tll,"~ Cape Alava the ~,~,,~.,t po,,,~ ,n i~ v°"';i".';'" ~t~t nd is accessible : or by helicopter. ,..~:s OWned by the ~111~ ;; SOme of whom are A.wao archaeologists ~i;~°tal of $70,000 in Repubhcan for ~'!,k.L Provided by the [~art Affairs for the ~¢' I~ation of the area, MA!;ON ~lds are nearly at of funds in the COUI IT ' mOnth and the ld destroy what [$$[!;$0ll ~et out,, Grosso is so rich "If you want a There is can hurry a job change elect project Bill Werberger" years and we total cost at (pc Pol. Adv. by Bill Werberger) ,q John Vinzant is a going a flying, his journey started with leaving Sea Tac Tuesday and his flight plans are going to take him of the prize money by ¼ ounce. with a 10 pound silver. Basic Training Basic training is underway at Visitor's The Herb Piedt's had a very busy entertaining week when last Wednesday Viola's sister and husband arrived for a dinner from Seattle, and was" followed by a surprise Sunday visit from sister Delores Buttolph from Spokane. Julie Belmont and friend Kris Strand arrived from Seattle to FEATURES YOU'LL LIKE: * Convenient Switch * Wide-angle headlight * Rigid bag housing with carrying handle * Dial your cleaning need * Large throw-away bag * Converts easily for cleaning attachments * Triple-filtered exhaust air * Check bag indicator light * Three position handle * Clean air system * Powerful motor * Wrap-around furniture guard * Positive agitation * Instant 3-position adjustment for indoor/outdoor, normal and shag pile. 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