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RESIDENTS OF THE NORTH MASON AREA turned out by the hundreds
to enjoy a ham and turkey dinner served before the Homecoming football
game last Friday night. Approximately $500 was earned by the Associated
Student Body at the event, which will be used to finance extra-curricular
activities during the school year.
Legal Publications
NOT IC E O F APPLICAT ION
TO APPROPRIATE
PUBLIC WATERS
STATE OF WASHINGTON,
DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY
TAKE NOTICE:
That KENNETH E. BANACH
of Bremerton, Washington on
June 24, 1974 under Application
No. S 2-23532 filed for permit to
appropriate public waters, subjed
to existing rights, from Tiger
Lake, tributary of Mission Careek
in the amount of 0.02 cubic feet
per second, continuously each
year, for domestic supply. The
source of the proposed
appropriation is located within
Lot 11, of Tiger Lake Tracts of
Section 5, Township 23 N., Range
1 W. W.M., in Mason County.
Protests or objections to
approval of this application must
include a detailed statement of
the basis for objections; protests
must be accompanied by a two
dollar ($2.00) recording fee and
filed with the Department of
Ecology, Southwest Regional
Office, Olympia, WA. 98504
within thirty (30) days from
October 9, 1975.
10/2-9-2t
Legal Publications
NOTICE
SPECIAL MEETING of the
Board of Commissioners of Mason
County Fire Protection District
No. 2 will be held at the Belfair
Fire Hall 7 P.M., October 2, 1975,
for the purpose of determining
the bid for the new ambulance
and awarding the contract. The
public is invited to attend.
Roy M itchell,
Secretary
Mason County Fire Protection
District No. 2
10/2-1t
NOTICE OF
MEETING DATE CHANGE
Beginning October 15, 1975,
the regular monthly meeting of
the commissioners of Mason
County Fire District 5 will be
held on the third Wednesday of
each month instead of the fourth
Wednesday. The commission
meets at Allyn Firehall at 7:30
p.m. and meetings are open to the
pub I ic.
William E. Morgan,
Chairman, Fire Dist. 5
Board of Commissioners
10/2-9-2t
Belfair Fireplace Shop
Fireplaces and accessories 275-6165
Next to Beifair Home Center *
6 days 10 a.m. to 5:30~ Sunday 10 a.m, to 3 p.m.
D & G TREE SERVICE
TOPPED, TRIMMED OR REMOVED
FULLY INSURED
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ONE OF TWO RECIPIENTS
of vocational scholarships
awarded by Belfair Chamber
of Comrfierce last June to
graduating seniors of North
Mason High School, Jo Testu
was in Belfair last week to
collect her check after
registering for journalism
classes at Olympic College in
Bremerton. She is the
daughter of Mr• and Mrs.
Joseph K. Testu of North
Shore. Gene Lutcavich of
Victor received the other
;cholarship•
By Leo & Margaret Livingston -- CR 5-6421
We stopped by to see "Rosie"
Rosenau. With the help of several
children, mostly grandchildren,
she was potting worms which
explains how she dug her way to
and from Fayetteville, N. C. The
money from selling worms to
fishermen paid her way.
She traveled as far as
Asheville, N.C. on the Tennessee
border with Linda Ray and her
husband and two daughters
(Rosie's granddaughters). She
stayed there a few days, enjoying
a glimpse of southern mountain
life in the Big Smokeys. She then
continued on to her destination,
Fayettevitle, where her oldest
grandson, Dale Schumard,. lives
with his wife, Virginia, and
family. Dale is in the Army,
stationed at Fort Bragg nearby.
Rosie returned by bus by way
of Texas. She enjoyed everything
she saw and experienced -
tobacco fields being harvested by
mule, a herd of antelope in
Wyoming, the oil wells of Texas.
She built a compost box for Dale
so that he could fertilize the
sandy soil there and raise a garden
as Rosie does here.
The late summer park report
will have to wait until Ranger
Avery Winslow and his wife Eva
get caught up after a two-week
vacation. They visited Montana,
South Dakota, Wyoming and
came back via the Oregon Coast.
Because of time limitations they
didn't do any camping but visited
many state and national parks
during their travels, including the
great spectacular, Yellowstone.
Lyle Venard, 23, was riding
his new motorcycle only a quarter
mile from home at dusk Sunday
when he lost control of his
machine. He was thrown to the
ground and instantly killed.
He was headed west just past
the Port District launching ramp
on the North Shore. His cycle
crashed into the house at the
Pleasant Cove trailer court.
It was reported he was riding
at only moderate speed when he
veered across the road. He may
have swerved to avoid a dog.
He had bought the
motorcycle only the day before.
He was the only son of our
long-time North Shore " ~nds,
Bill and Ada Venard. M, : the
young people in the a[~, knew
Lyle, who had attended the
schools at Belfair and North
Mason.
The accident scene at the
sharp corner of the North Shore
Road, by the launching ramp, was
soon thronged with sorrowful
friends. This has been the site of
many accidents in the last few
years, but this has been the first
fatal one here.
Letter to Editor:
Editor, Huckleberry Herald:
! look forward to watching
my children return from school
Bouncing from the bus with
papers, projects and school news!
Can you imagine the horror of
seeing a child killed by a careless
driver who failed to stop? This
almost happened in front of our
house today.
If it had been the first bus run
our daughter Wendy could have
been killed. She is in kindergarten
this year. it was the second bus
run. I was by the window reading.
I looked up. The bus came to a
stop, its stop sign was out and
lights flashing. The bus driver
sounded the horn as the driver
sped through the warning. The
driver of the car had plenty of
time to stop and made no attempt
to use his bra kes.
Had the bus driver not
slammed the door shut which
hatted the children on the last
step, any of the children at that
stop could have been hurt or
killed. It almost happened; what
about the next time?
Patty Fleury
Worthwhile thoughts
Thoughts that breathe, and words
that burn. Thomas Gray
II
The following article is
reprinted from the Sept. 19 issue of
the North Mason High School
newspaper, the Tidings.
By TONI SMITH
They used to say of a man who
was discriminating in his cigarettes
that he'd "walk a mile for a
Camel." Food. too. is important.
What could beat a luscious Dairy
Queen ~pecial milkshake? There
are some connoisseurs who would
walk 30 miles for a Dairy Queen
shake. Possibly this is under-
standable . . but what about the
poor friend who went with him?
Actually, the 30-mile hike for
the milkshake began as a walk
across the street, to the nearby
milkshake emporium. Bill Landram
and Ed Amick were waiting
patientlyfor Mr. Art Davis and Mr.
Mark Muxen to finish the
administrative section of the fall
sport coaches' meeting. According
to Amuck, nt was Bill Landram who
suggested the pause to refresh.
Thoughtfully they suggested to a
loiterer to remind their ride to wait.
Such messages often get garbled,
and when Davis and Muxen came
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out of their meeting, they blithely
assumed that the thirsty duo were
riding home with Harlan Olson.
They left.
Meanwhile, back at the Dairy
Queen? . . . Humorous Bill
Landram "jokingly suggested:
"What if the car's gone?" Oops..
"Hey... the car IS gone.
"You're ki,dding • • • You re
NOT kidding.
What do two grown men do late
at night in Tacoma, with no car and
nothing but their charm to get them
back to Belfair? Hitchhike, of
course. According to Amick, it was
a two-ride trip. One was from a
lady who at first was reluctant to
pick them up, but finally took them
as far as the Shell station near
Bridgeport. Then Edward Amiek
and friend conned a ride from
someone who was in the station,
This charming person (a wrestler,
would you believe?) turned left at
Purdy and drove them home. Their
arrival was at 10:45 at the gym.
Meanwhile, the original ride
got home. Being thoughtful (and
perhaps a little concerned) DAvis
and Muxen stopped at the gym, to
make sure that Amick and Landram
really HAD ridden home with
Olson. Their trucks were still there.
So, Mr. Muxen drove over to
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Page 2 - Huckleberry Herald section of Shelton-Mason County Journal - October 2, 1975
A RECEPTION to welcome Christ Lutheran's new pastor will
Belfair Elementary gym Oct. 12, 3 to 5 p.m. Residents of the
invited to attend• Pictured above is Pastor Fossum with his
right, Sonya, his wife Carol, Rebecca and Randy•
Shettedy to speak
at chamber meeting
Brian Shetterly, Mason
County Trident Coordinator, will
be guest s~peaker at next
Wednesday's meeting of Belfair
Chamber of Commerce. He will
discuss results of preliminary
surveys of the anticipated impact
on this area of the Trident
program and what is being done
by his office to prepare for the
expected increase in population.
Interested persons are welcome to
attend the Oct. 8 meeting, with
dinner beginning at 7 p.m. and
the program scheduled for around
8 p.m. The group meets at Belfair
Cafe.
Kay A. Hilstad, 15, of
Grapeview was taken to Harrison
Memorial Hospital by Allyn
ambulance on Sept. 19 following
a one-car accident on the
Grapeview Road approximately
three miles south of Allyn. She
received a lacerated forehead.
According to WSP she was driving
a '63 Chev north on the
Grapeview Road when the vehicle
started to leave the roadway to
the right on a lefthand c~rve and
the driver over-corrected, :leaving
the roadway and striking a power
pole on the left side of the road.
The 'car was totalled.
Donald G. Fossum will be
installed as the new pastor of
Christ Lutheran Church during
the 10 a.m. church service on Oct.
12. He comes to Belfair from his
position as associate pastor of
Trinity Lutheran in Lynnwood,
which he held for seven years.
From 3 to 5 p.m. Oct. 12 a
reception will be held in the
Belfair Elementary School gym to
welcome the new pastor and his
family and to introduce them to
By MARGARET BARNARD
LakeLand Village Golf Club
members left their clubs and
spiked shoes at home Saturday
night, Sept. 27, and donned their
party clothes and dancing shoes
to attend the annual awards
dinner/dance at the clubhouse.
After a tasty catered dinner the
members received the awards they
had earned during the past golfing
season.
Many trophies and awards
were presented, too many to list
here, but the top awards were to
Patti Schillinger, this year's
Ladies' Club champion; to Ken
Baldwin, the Men's Club champ;
to Dave and Betta Richlen,
winners of the Couples Best Ball
tournament; to Ed and Louise
Okonek for their Mixed Couples
Best Ball win and to Jack and
new
members of the loCa!~
The public is invited.
Pastor Fossurn
family to a
Village in Allyn.
include his wife,
daughters, Sonya, 7,
5, and a son, RandY,
Lutheran Church
without a pastor
when Pastor Paul
the position of
Yellowstone
June
gross in the
tournament.
Dinner tables
moved back to
hours of dancing
provided by
Connelly, P
entertainers
LakeLand Villa
Country Club
The ladies
putts on Sept. 25
having the
Porter and Carrie
second place and
and June Connelly
Events for next *
Men's Club
4 and the
LakeLand
tournament to be
LakeLand course
Sunday, Oct. 5.
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