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'VF'WG part C S + A A G ,
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rou ends onvenUonh cattle OURN L OLA$SIFIED ,S ET ESULTS
'& number of local
Foreign v-ars and
bei' attdnded the
' !,.W, Convention' last
e. Delegates from
:a is Post 5372 were
' nd Post Commander
rade. Also attending
rgcst convention were
and Carl G Nichols.
aryans and Mrs Phil-
ere the official dele-
NUel Curtis Auxili-
e Distmgms ue
r and local Auxiliary
ID iar aohnson also
convention as did
'SChida, Emil Gaet-
k
01k, Sue Schlange,
in, and C, G. Nichols.
rs were housed and
1 s at the Olympic
i: Auxiliary members
' ael"t at the Opera House.
Benjamin Franklin
t representatives' to the
,e
el rgvespecially pleas-
{uon of Mrs. Lora
, tle to the line of-
il0:nal GUard. Mrs. Wa-
ll t i'°.wn to Nuel Curtis
e
ia rata Seattle which
bers as a member
07 uiiiary post here
V.F.%V. Auxili-
been busy on
of these was
21-24. as
membel:s at
Club during
trials held on
on the Old
Mr. attd Mrs.
g in
wedding last
m the Belfair
Church. Rev.
erformed the 6:3b
Which joined Mrs.
and Albert !ddy,
of yellow
dahlias, and
The new Mrs.
suit en-
ing and car-
with a
red ribbons m conformation and
quitation and blue in fitting and
,howiLg and trail horc classes.
he also received three blue rib-
)ons and three reds for her 15
retries in sewmg and child care.
THE TWANOH GRANGE is the
)ride not only of Belfair but of
dl Mason County as they procee
,/ith plans for their booth at the
.Vestern Washington Fair at Puy-
fllup Sept. 14-22. The North Ma-
on group placed first in the six-
%range competition at the Ma-
on County Fair, and will repre-
;ent Mason County when they ap-
pear +at the State Fair. Heading
the committee for the exhibit are
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lopriore. assist-
d by.Mr, and Mrs. Leroy Dishon
md Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Yoshi-
hats.
As well es the Grange award.
:he members returned from the
county fair with many individual
blue ribbons and various of the
U & I sugar awards. Mrs. Jimmy
foshihara won first place in the
eking division, as well as being
active on the fair committee. Twa-
aoh Grange entries accounted for
about one-third of last year's fair
retries, and this year they entered
even lhore, averaging 50 entries
apiece in sewing, fancy wOrk, food
_)reparation, food preservation, ag-
igulture, fresh vegetables and
fruit, livestock, eggs and horti-
culture divisions.
More awards went to local gard-
criers who entered in the Kitsap
County Fair. Mrs. Claude Ik{c-
iZnight b:'oug+ht home n bh,- v+h-
ban and a white one for her gla-
dioli, and Mrs. Lowell Gunselman
won three blue ribbons for her
glads. Mrs. Marion Newkirk re-
ceived a red ribbon for her entry
of a fuschia corsage. A set of
driftwood pieces won a blue rib-
bon award for Stan Freelin.
IT'S tOT UNUSlYaa. for a Bcl-
fairite or two to spend a few days
in the hospital, but last week
found Harrison Memorial Hospital
with a remarkable number of Bel-
fair residents on the out-of-com-
mission list there. Hospitalized in
Bremerton at once were Ronnie
Johnson, Jackie Johnson. Mrs. E.
F. Riedle, Elmer Slagle, Ml,s. Geo.
Oaklund, Mrs. Merle Niles. and
Mrs. Maxine Ori. All are now at
home.
Mrs. Hattie Brooks and Miss
Valley Willey were feted last wek
at a double birthday party in their
honor. Their friends gathered on
Tuesday to celebrate the day. Hos-
tess at her home for the event was
Mrs. DelRue Thompson.
Mrs. Marie Rolie enjoyed a
week's stay here with the"L. A
Mongrains. She is a resident of
Los Angeles, and is he Mongrains'
son's mother-in-law. Mrs. Rollie
has been in Atlanta, Ga., where
t she has been staying with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Mongrain.
PROUD MOTHERS--Friend, the cat, and Mid-
night, the dog, each gave birth to a litter of babies
on the same day last week for the second time
in two years. Owners of the cats and dogs are
neighbors Mary Sewell, 13, and Jackie Leighton,
15. respectively, of Beverly Heights. Seated from
left to right are Mary's sister, Barbara, 11, Mary
and Jackie. The girls said that their pets first
accomplished the fete last August. Friend had
four kittens and Midnight eight puppies.
Hydrafoil Attracts Lots Of Attention Runnin00 On Hood Canal
By Virghti Allison
LILLIrAUP In the summer
)f 1962 we caught fascinating
,lampses of a hydrofoil, its driver
¢earing a life jacket as he made
runs past Triton Head; but never
learned any details about the man
r his boat. We knew only that
in mid-channel he travelled at
breathtaking speeds and that the
Hydrofoil is strictly a racing boat.
This summer a jet boat has
Susan are having the last week at Tigard high school, swam ac-,
of vacation together before :Nan- ross Hood Canal from Mike s
cy returns to the University of
Washington for her senior year.
Among social event Mrs. Lloyd
Reve of Triton Cove gave a lunch-
eon for the Wednesday Bridge
Club in honor of three guests:
Mrs. Georgia Oliver. Mrs. Irene
Banner and Mrs. Betty Donnelly.
Others present were Mr. F'+-.
Martin, :Mrs. Edn Jessup, :MrZ.
Beach Io Holly, a distance of ap-
proximately two and one-half
miles. Lani swam the crawl and
Colleen the breast stroke, accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs. O'Callagh-
n m an outboard who clocked
their timc at one hour and 15 min-
utes. For non-professional swinl-
mers this was a feat to be proud
of, especially so in the choppy
foundation is but a nunor example
of the skills possessed by the An-
derson's of Carroll's Point, south.
A BELLOVS beside the fire
place was designed+and carved ela-
boratel, y by Mrs. Anderson. an
lletrloonl item for some futurc An-
derson generation. From a log
of yellow 6edar Mr. Anderson car-
ved out a pair of Indian river
paddles. This was a collaboration
as Mrs. Anderson then desigzmd
shown Sept. 5 (today) at 1:30
p+m. when the Garden Club meets
at the clubhouse in Potlatch. Th
business meeting, Mrs. Lois Pierce,
president of the club announces,
will be held at 11 a.m. as usual
and hmcheon at 12:30 p.m., prep
ceeding the showing of the pic-
tures in the early afternoon.
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KNITTING
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)een creating a sensation along BiI1 Everett, Mrs. Virginia Alli- water these girls encountered, the art work for each paddle; the
were aorthern Hood Canal. owned by son and Mrs. Rose tiambaugn. Attracted by the lifelike mould- major motif of one a whale, of the
the bride's Howard Lee of Bellevue. and Mesa, They admired and were a bit en- ed salmon (we judged to be an other a stylized thunderbird. The
Allen. The eou-%riz., whowith Mrs. Lee has been vious of the new patio with its 18 pounder)bearin K the family third stage of the work was Mr. HOUSE PAINT
r. and Mrs. spending the summer at Warfield's reflection pool, medial, flowers name at the entrance to their res- Anderson's transferral of the de-
t
and Mr. *.esort. It is docked at the Hoods- and rock-studded walks, all with- idcnce we discovered that Mr. and signs and his painstaking, meticu-
°f the S°uth )°rt' Mar inS'will return in the r i vary of its split stake hrs. E rail Anderson enjoy s wire-lous coloring of the m la r gely in W'
tta - " mink with visiting grandsons Kgnt pastels, followed by watcr-proof-
A jet boat, or turbojet, has nci- fence. 1
,vaeklh, ram the National +her propellor not" rudder. It sticks N[r. and Mrs. AI Raymond of nnd Kirk Cobb from Ellensburg. ing. Beautiful work and lovely to • NO primer needed for
:tLM, ovement Con- P water by means of a triple tur- Longwood Beach were hosts to 39 The sahnon made from a mix of look upon. most repaint work
!
ag t ake, Wis. Karen fine at the rate of 3,000 gallons a people, sons. daughters, grandchil- cement, vermiculite sand and paw- The Emil Lauber flower and when sudo¢e is sound.
-' • Dries in lust 30 min- I
lllt;econferenee with minute; its speed idleing to 35 dren and great grandchildren on dered asbestos upon a wire mesh garden slides in color will be % |
hg Se:°ra'"27ttle" Bellingham,The young le.ct the jet for steering, who remained as house guests are • ;:nts_.Ovejdd::sPhoSU
tC. for the trip east. It is a safe boat, not endanger- residents of California --Mr. and .
• -mritinerar. ng swimmers who come near. It is Mrs. A. J. Raymond of Petahma
" 1 Ill r,.
'fief i Park, the Black highly maneuverable and will turn with foul" children and Mr. arid On lay p [fl
• 'ational Park. and practically within its own axis. Mrs. Robert Rayntond of Delano, ""O """ ]i I + J ' OOng::°
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Rhododendron stop within three lengttts of it- men busily fished for Kings, Sil- stay bright
et
elf. and stop gently without jost- vers and Humpies. The +;:.nnen +
the Na-day ling the passengers around, canned all surplus. Fr°m the lit-il lllKt+ rumr@ Ill .su..P,oo+ t=,,,
Irsday when This b°at' the Buehler Tub°- tlest t° the biggcst the Raymm]d]l +_ = ... 1/I "2*'" 7
elan arc an exceptionally healthy, Sale hour service "-
flowers craft jet made in Indiana, is the sturdy and happy fami@ s and 24 " - J:"_ - ', .... Paint resists blisters.
Mrs 3nly b°at+thahas run the C°l°- " II ',, Rmsell Drillin[ Co:o,, Ill MORGAN, EACRETT LUMBE,
Del Rue :ado river from Lake Mead to Mrs. Pat O Clallaghan of Tual- +
Burcham, Lees Ferry, a distance of 300 atin, Ore., phoned to say that Sun-
Udean were niles, uphill against the wild cur- day, Sept. 1, daughters Lani, 20,
Who partici- ?ent of the rapids. If you would a student at the University of I Russc 26 .............. : .... ..... '
like to read about that adventure Oregon, and Colleen, 16, a stndet
The Rhodo- and see the turbojet in action, get
have also down the National Geographic for
decorations in
April, 1962 and read the story
"Jet Boats Climb the Colorado
during the River".
GUESTS AT THE IIOME of Mr. *--'i
youngs- and Mrs. Henry BrinkworLh, wish- "
the Chuck ing to make a phone call are am-
Club as they azed by the antiquity of the instru- <
at merit confronting them, a genuine
Fair. Long oak wall phone complete with .................................
etiee, and plain long necked mouth piece, arm re-
it in view ceiver and crank. They are told
that a button beyond the crank it's great day for us
and her horse must be pushed before the crank .,
m c°n" will make the proper connection. tp were
and show- Then fol]ows "the second surprise, a • •
and blue Instead of hearing a voice saying
"number please", comes an en-
Chirp received tertaimnent program or music as
and trail horse the crank dials in on various ra-
n fitting and dip stations.
Dougalso Mr. Brinkworth who "thought ' just unpacked our first
and a up" this novel conversation piece 1 FLORSHEIM
eXhibit, was associated for 38 years with
received red the Tacoma Telephone Company
conformation, during which time he acquired the
trailhorse antique wall phone. He removed ' . ]
equitation, the telephone mechanism, repine-
Radar won ink it with a radio set lm himself
conformation constructed to fit the box. His
for fitting wall radio never fails to startle
rail horse. A and delight Brinkworth friends.
care pro- Guests for a cook-out at "Wind
and a 'n Tide", the Wes Johnson home,
Projects were the last Smda.y in Aumt were
list. Mr. snd Mrs. Jay Rocky with their
red ribbons three children, Rocky, who was
and public relations nmnager for the
arid white rib- Seattle World's Fair, is in charge
and trail horse of public relations service for A1-
derbrook Inn. The three Johnson
Shiny won daughters Nancy, Virginia }and
PAULEY DODGE
USED CARS
BELVEDERE '1095
ran=. V-8 Power Steering - Sharp
STA. WGN ............. *795
Trans.
4-DR ......................... $595
transmission. Glean.
.STA. WGN .: ...................... =445
Cyl. Std. Trans.
4-Dr ............ ............... $545
ic . Sharp
4-Dr, ......... : ........................ =295
tie Glean Car
TH CLUB COUPE ........ s245
TILL HAVE A NICE ASSORTMENT
OF 63's
LEY MOTORS
Iroad Ave. Phone 426-8183
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Florsheim Shoos.
Nothing can match their famotm
quality. For fit and
comfort, for finer style and longer +wear--
just try a pair of Florshei.ma.
We think you'11 be
as enthusiastic about them as we ar