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Hoodsport
By NANCY BLOOMFIELD
HOODSPORT - The head of
a four point mule deer strapped
over the front fence in
mid-September does not go
unnoticed too long. But then
again, who expects to see a deer
head this early? It seemed many
local people had forgotten about
the High Cascade Deer Hunt
which opened last Saturday.
Early Friday morning Misty
Bloomfield and his dad Charles
Bloomfield of Brinnon left for the
Lake Wenatchee area. After
loading the totegotes with grub,
bedroll and rifle, the men took
off from the road to follow the
trail into the high meadow lands.
Plagued with a flat tire from the
beginning they reached camp with
more walking than riding on the
trip in. Once settled they put
their feet to rest and their heads
to work inventing a patch, which
they eventually made out of
plastic tape, an air mattress patch
and a pair of'rain pants for a
boot.
Rising early Saturday
morning, fresh snow could be
seen on surrounding peaks
bringing back fond memories of
past years, making the pair eager
to hit the trail.
The buck was spotted at first
light but kept just out of range
until mid-day. By 6 p.m. they had
returned to camp with their meat,
the High Cascade Hunt over for
another year.
Sunday morning they broke
camp and started the long trip
out. The make-shift patch held
making for a more enjoyable trip.
All went well on the return trip as
far as Tacoma, where they had
another flat tire.
Sunshine over the week-end
made the drive to Kirkland a real
pleasure for Mrs. Andy Scott and
her sister, Mrs. Frank Ahl of
Shelton. The ladies were the
guests of Wayne and Jenny Scott
and their two children.
Shawn Goenen, physical
the Harris', enjoying the show
were the Jim Dean family and
Scotty and Jim Lindgrin. Heads
were bobbing from one ring to
the other in an effort to see all of
the many acts going on at the
same time.
Saturday, they took in the
sights at Woodland Park Zoo. As
is usual a great deal of time was
spent in the monkey house
watching their antics and then on
to the big cats.
Mary Nance Missionary
Society meets the second and
fourth Wednesday of each month,
between 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. Any
interested ladies are welcome to
come and participate.
Lee Heir attended the
Washington Association for
Retarded Children annual meeting
held last Saturday and Sunday at
the Sea-Tac Hyatt House. Lee is
President of the Mason County
Chapter of the Washington
Association•
Theme of this year's
convention was, This is Your Life,
WARC. In keeping with the
theme, the life of WARC and all
the accomplishments and
milestones of that association and
the local Chapters was depicted
from its inception by Katie Dolan
as Ralph Edwards. Particular note
was made of the formation in
Shelton of Rogers School in 1955
and the Exceptional Foresters
program in 1958.
Outstanding workshops were
on tap Saturday designed for the
enlightenment of the delegates as
well as thepanel participants.
Sunday saw a vote for major
changes in the Associations
By-Laws all for the purpose of
making that body more effective
in caring for the needs of the
mentally retarded.
John Pill attended the
Southwest Washington Athletic
Association meeting in Centralia
Saturday. The group went over
existing rules and set up the game
schedule for the coming year.
hard time finding the cheese
(camp). But by dark the fire was
blazing, the pot perkin' and the
kids in the sack.
By noon the bacon and eggs
had been devoured and the river
running apparel donned. What a
style show. Long Johns were "in"
for this trip.
The crafts were loaded in the
trucks for the trip to the landing.
Most original of the fleet was
unquestionably the "Flagship
Ruptured Duck" an 8 foot
sterofoam vessel with all the
options that Mike Kirk and Jim
O'Neil could dream up. Next in
line was the "Alder Submarine", a
concoction of inner tubes and
alder poles, commander and crew
being Carl Samuelson, a
"pollywog" on this trip.
The "Liki Tiki", a slightly
deflated rubber life raft ridden
upside down, supported by inner
tubes packed under her bottom,
was voted least likely to succeed.
Captain of this vessel was Dick
Allen and crew members were
Erie Allen, Mick and Donna
Simmons.
The "Titanic 11" manned by
Jim and Sandy Thurman,
performed far above and beyond
the call of duty until Sandy baled
out, the river baled in and in the
period of two and a half seconds
Captain Jim and the Titanic sunk
slowly to the west.
Most desperate of these
creations was unanimously
"Tokar Tube Tug and Barge".
Captain of the big tube was Eric
Tokar and hitchhiker on the small
tube being towed was Ed
Wadington, the second pollywog
on the trip, who was fortunately a
game and hardy swimmer for he
spent most of his time pursuing
the barge. He later joined Mary
Kirk and Bette Davis in tbe
"Sinkable Molly Brown" another
notorious rubber raft.
Tommy and llona Connally
and Dona O'Neil, were peons
aboard nothing more than
Grange
By DORA HEARING
MATLOCK - Matlock Grange
was host to Mason County
Pomona Grange last week Sunday
and served dinner. Next meeting
of Matlock Grange will be next
Friday night with pot luck supper
at 6:30 p.m.
Pinochle Club put on its
annual Harvest dinner last
Saturday night with William
Barnes Sr and Mrs. Les Bozarth
hosting. A dinner was enjoyed by
all and cards were played after the
dinner. High score went to
Edward Valley and Nellie
Rossmaier. Pinochle to Max Cash
and Mrs. Bob Dawson and low
score to Louis Asche and Dora
Hearing. Next party is Sept. 25
with the Hearings host and
hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. James of
Deer Park were Saturday
overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Helin.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Valley
spent Friday night at the Jean
Diggle home in McCleary. Tim
Diggle is staying with his
grandparents this winter and
going to school here.
Mrs. tlelen Crane of Olympia
was a Thursday guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Helin.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kingery
and family of Elma spent Sunday
night at the Edward Valley home.
Mrs. Dorothy Petersen of
Vancouver B.C. is spending tbe
week with Mr. and Mrs. Elvin
Hearing,
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Evers and
Roy of Shelton and Mr. and Mrs.
Max Cash were Thursday night
visitors at the Elvin Hearing
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Walker and
David spent the weekend in
Tacoma with the Neal Davis
family.
Collin Walker of Seattle is
spending thi~ week with his
grandparents the Earl Walkers.
Mrs. J. D. Jones and five
children of Aberdeen, Mr. and
1110
Robin Cockburn of Tacoma is
spending a few days with her
grandmother Mrs. Dick Cockburn.
Mr. Cockburn is at Pasco visiting
his brother and family and his
uncle.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Smith and
family of Humptulips were Labor
Day weekend guests of their folks
the Archie Kelleys.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Pearsall
and Roy of Shelton were recent
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Kelley.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Brehmeyer
and baby of Grisdale spent the
weekend with their folks the
Herbert Brehmeyer Sr's.
Mr. and Mrs. Wells Mayer and
sons were Wednesday evening
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lud
Rossmaier. The occasion was to
celebrate the Mayers 1 0th
anniversary.
Mrs. Eli Bradshaw returned to
Tacoma this weekend after
spending a month with her
daughter and family the Earl
Walkers.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sharp
and family were Labor Day guests
of the Lud Rossmaiers.
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Dove of
Olympia and Bob Lamb of
Shelton and Wade Boothe and
friends of South Bend were
Saturday visitors at the I. C. Ford
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Valley
were Monday supper guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis Combs of
Shelton.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Brehmeyer Jr. and family were
Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. and
na
Mrs. I. C. Ford, the occasion was
to celebrate Mrs. Brehmeyer's
birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Nye of
Olympia and Mrs. Don Nye of
Shelton were Sunday afternoon
visitors at the Elvin Hearing
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacKay
and daughter Kathleen and Steve
Vaughn of Elma were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Helin.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dudics and
family and Lori Trimble spent
four days camping near Hansville
a week ago and joined friends Mr.
and Mrs. Forton and children of
Ephrata.
Weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Steve Dudics were the latters
nephew and family - Mr. and
Mrs. Don Stevens and son Jeffry
- Mr. Stevens is a professor at the
University of Illinois.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Hearing
were Tuesday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. William Harris of
Montesano.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hunter
sold their home on Lake
Nahwatzel and moved to the
retirement home at Woodburn,
Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fye of
Redlands, Calif. were Thursday
and Friday guests at the Elvin
Hearing home. The Fye's and
Hearings traveled around the
world together for four months
1966-1967.
Jack Hogben of Walla Walla, a
former Mary M. Knight teacher
visited friends here over Labor
Day.
Your Guide to
Expert Services in Meson County
Church
910 East Dearborn
LEWIS B. WYSONG, Pastor
Sunday School ....9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship . . 11:00 a.m.
C. Y.'s & Cadets . . . 6:00 p.m.
Evening Service .... 7:00 p.m.
Bible Study (Wed).. 7:00 p.m.
Washingt~]
Sunday
Morning
Prayer Hour
EARL
SELF WILL?
NOT ME!
Hear people tell how a clearer
understanding of the divine
will healed asthma in one
instance and an injured spine
in another.
Broadcast this Sunday over:
KXA 770 Kc 8:45 a.m.
KGY 1240 Kc " I0:15 a.m.
the
that HEATS
A Christian Science radio series
FIRST
To
9:30 a.m.
* 11:00
7:30 p.m
Wednesday
7:00
* The Mor
live over
United Methodist
G and King Streets
REV. WILLIAM ANDREWS, Minister
Morning Service: 10:30 a.rn.
Church School begins at 9:15 a.rn. ,
U.M.Y. at 6:30 p.m.
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST LATTER
Connection & 12th Sts. Phone 426.2805
Priesthood Meeting ..........................
Sunday School ............................. "
education teacher at the HoodHood Canal School will have overgrown inner tubes, but Mrs. Paul Rossmaier and threeAuto Glass Drugs
Canal School, has been selected to their first game of the year Sept. Tommy attained status after sons of Olympia, and Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Goodburn and family of --Helena Rubinstein
work with the state committee, 23, here, playing against proving his competance as depth Expert Installation
under the direction of HowardMontesano. finder• Tommy approximately six Shelton were Sunday supper --Cosmetics
-- Prescriptions
Schaub, to revise and modernize The first P.T.A. meeting of feet deep, will testify to the fact guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lad JIM PAULEY, INC. -- Hypo-Allergic Cosmetics FIRST CHRISTIAN C J
the present P.E. program, the year will be Sept. 20• Delores that in one spot just off the bank Rossmaier. Arcadia and Lake Boulevaro
The Hood Canal Community Drake, program chairman for this the river was at least ten feet Mr. and Mrs. Dave Smith and Mt. View NELL'S PHARMACY
Church will be having a Pot Luck year has a Mod Style Show deep. He bases his conclusions on family of Humptulips were Kneeland Center Ph. 426-8231 5th & Franklin Ph. 426-3327i ED CHAMBERLAIN, Mil
Bible School ........ 9:45 a.m. Worship
Dinner Sept. 17, at 6 p.m. After planned for the up to date the observation that there was at weekend guests at the Archie Family Service ....... 7:00p.m. '
dinner Mr. and Mrs. Dick teacher, least four feet of water between Kelley home. David Davis of Auto Repairing Floor Covering ~ Wednesday -- Bible Study and Prayer~
his head and hat before he started Whiskaw was a Friday night [ -- Major Overhauls [ It--Linoleum --Carpeting [ ! Child Care Service Available at 11:O~t
Endicott will show slides of their RIVER RUN back up to the top. overnight guest at the Kelley ] -- Brakes & Ignition ~ --Tile --Formica I
trip to Alaska. Fortunately for a certain pack I -- Welding & Tune-ups • - - •
Fishing has been slow this After two and a half hours of home.
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i~~ ~past week at the Hoodsport of Hoodsbort rivdr~'ra~s tke 'dUrrRihg' and b'obbi~"ddwri4~Plle Mr. and Mrs Walt Chappell , ED'SSERVICE ' dyE; d F,rst Church of Chr,st, ,,
~ ~* ~ ~ 18 lb. simon weather this weekend w~s /~,ef the':~r~'gfen~l l~ind~t~ at,,~Jadi ,~on ,J.ef£,of Dayton and [ '" /RE~:FLODR CI
reported taken over the week-end, beautiful and the Skokomfsh " the campsite. There ~;erettlekids Herbert .Brehmeyer Sr. and [2igS0 lst............ 426L'1"212[ Mt.View Ph. 4~6..2292 [ S ndaySchool l.l:00a.m.--ChurC~,~
Mrs. Dalquist said the marina River only slightly chilly. It was an d t h e b abysitters,~ P'am nephew of Missouri were v~itors Wednesday even ng testimony meetings
will be c/deed on Tuesday through time for the second version of Bloomfield, Becky Sarpes and Jan of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kelley Reading room located in church. Readir
the fall and winter, their annual "Skok River Run and Short. Sue Wadington had kept Wednesday. Barber Gunsmith 11:00 a.m• to 2:00 p.m.
Tin Cup Festival." the pot hot and the fire going and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tolman Repairing Modern and
On their return from a
vacation trip to Canada and
Glacial National Park, Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Drake stopped by the
Harold Drake's to wish Delores a
belated Happy Birthday.
A fun filled week-end started
Friday night for the Darrel Harris
family, when the Ringling
Brothers Circus started up at the
Seattle Coliseum. Seated next to
Approximately ten couples,
with kids, dogs and truck loads of
necessary car camping facilities
migrated to the east bank of the
river, where they pitched their
polyurethane covered city and
Lonnie Samuelson, who served as
photographer on departure, did so
once again upon arrival•
And so it ended. Everyone got
dunked, had a ball and was tired.
By 4 p.m. the last rigs had pulled
and nephew of Jefferson City,
Mo. were house guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Brehmeyer Sr. the
past week.
Carl Portman spent a few days
in Tacoma last week with Mr. and
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* Regular Hair Cuts
* Scissor Contouring
BERNIE'S HAIR STYLING
For APpointment Call 426-2072
1618 Olympic Hwy. S.
canvas tents Saturday afternoon• out, the weekend having filled the Mrs. L. D. Portman.
For a gathering of such river rats with the satisfaction of a Mike Chamblin and several Beauty
masses, road signs are a must. good time.
Nevertheless, a few rats had a
friends of Alderwood Manor
visited the Max Cash home Friday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Lud Rossmaier,
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bradberry, Mr.
and Mrs. Conda Dick and Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Adams of Matlock
Grange attended Friendship
meeting at Shelton Valley Grange
Friday night.
Saturday visitors at the Dick
Tupper home were Mrs. Joe
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-- Wigs - Wiglets - Switches
-- Merle Norman Cosmetics
-- Pennyrich Brae
ELAINE'S BEAUTY SALON
6th & Laurel 426-4582
Building
New Homes !
Remodeling!
Antiques
Precision Scope & Sight
Mounting
Shotgun Choke Alterations,
all gauges
Shooting Supplies.
WARREN A. GIRARD
Route 2, Box 795 Phone 426-2501
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INSURANCE AGENCY
116 N. 2nd. 426-3317
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Sacrament Meeting ......................... ":
St. David's Episcopal C
Fourth & Cedar, Shelton, Washington
8:00 a.m• -- Holy Communion
10:00 a•m. -- Family Service
The Church is always open for meditation and
MT. OLIVE LUTHERAN
206 E. Wyandotte MISSOURI SYNOgoLAI
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,
Divine Service I0:30 a.m.
Sunday School and Bible ClaSS at
Sumbera of Seattle~ John Tupper OLYMPIC VIEW * Residential-Commerical _
of Aberdeen and Alan Tupper of CONSTRUCTION CO. Shelton Janitorial Service
Lake Nahwatzel pa_~ Brown Was Dosser Adolph Rapacz
• 426-4312 426-8427 Route 3, Box 725, Shelton
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kingery and ..... 426-8936
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son DarteR of Shelton and Mr. - SHEI.TON UlUKt:Hthe
and Mrs. Alan Tupper of Lake Gable TV--
We take this opportunity to Nahwatzel were Sunday visitors at , I la ,onry Low ated in Memorial Hall, 2nd and
the
Dick
Tupper
home.
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thank every one who attended the I -- Fireplaces ell Keene, Pastor "
open house of our newly [ 426 1691 ' -- Block Work ,JuniorM°rningW°rshiPFellowship ............... .................... " ..... "
remodeled store last weekend at ,, [ MASON'S MASONRY Evening Service ...................... .
409 West Railroad. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday .........
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people, architect and all of the I LEWRENTS /
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other wonderfulto make persOnSour storeWh°a I ^ LOODHOUND?I ,Chain Saws-- Shoe Repair / BibIeStudy:LELANDWlLKINSON, "-.-e/i"
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helped
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I ~n_L~',~c_=' I I Oregon Chains & Accessories i * Polishes & Laces of all Kinds ~~
I * All types of boots and shoes
showcase for Shelton. I~~ 'n't,I ~~ ~','%ref~°?, Js ~ II ~".. ~:~"~" ~'Z°~.a_~al~ III SmalIHoursMike.smotor: t~amMeCulloch, tune.up, to6 p.m. &ShOpreoairsdaily~ Ill II EXPERTrepaired'SHOE Faith Let h era n C 'r'¢l
i ii!i~;15~jm~!i~{2!i~ !Ww!,i i , REPAIR SHOP
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[ Saturdays -- 9:30 to 6:00 ] [ Between6& 7p.m. 426-8272 426-4134 REVIvALTIME, Sunday, KGDN ....
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