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Memorial service setNeva B. Bisson, 67, of Belfair dies Tires are important • • Giant garage sale
for F.dward C. Ruff Neva B. Bisson, 67, of the Old Survivors i nclu de her A giant garage sale will be
Belfair Highway, died Sept. 30 at husband, Roland J. of the family Safe winter driving means he added, should only be inserted a pound for every IO-d,e, gree held in the Belfair Elementary
Edward C. Ruff, 65, formerthe Naval Hospital in Bremerton. home, and a sister, Elizabethgetting a grip on the road, and into new tires, since road grit can change in ,temperature, he School gym from lO a.m. to 5
long-time resident of North Born Mar. 1, 1908 in CowdlofBremerton. . according to Marvin O. work intothestudholesofused explained. 'Thats why it is p.m. Oct. 11, sponsored by
Shore, died Oct. 3 in Bremerton.Missouri, she came to this area in
A memorial service will be held1954 from San Diego, Calif. Private arrangements were Christman, executive vice tires, preventing the studs from important to check your tire Francis Gladwin Orthopedic
this Saturday at 1 p.m. at Belfair w - under the direction of Miller president of Evergreen Safetyseating properly, pressure when your car is outside Guild. Money ra!sed will support
hereshewas employed as a Council, the grip drivers get Most states, according to in the temperaturethat.it will be the Children s Orthopedic~
Community Baptist Church. cashier. Woodiawn Funeral Home.
He was born Feb. 17, 1910, in depends on the tires and traction Christman, restrict studded tire driven in. Tires checked in ~Hospital in Seattle.
Pasadena, Calif. He was employed aids they select for winter use. use to several months in the late healed ~araRe may show proper
at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in "Drivers should check their fall, winter and early spring, but air pressures, but the same tires
Bremerton from 1937 until his Mathew Bischoff of North Shore dies tires to make sure they havehe cautioned drivers using moved out into the cold may be
plenty of tread for traction on ice studded or snow tires to avoidunderinflated." ~!
retirement in 1963. In 1949 he Mathew Bischoff, 82, of dES, in Seattle. and snow,' Christman said, "but extended travel on dry roadseven'"It's always important to
moved to Belfair where he livedNorth Shore died Sept. 26 at the He was preceded in death by even with new tires, braking during these cold months, choose the right equipment for,
until 1964 when he moved to U.S. Veterans Hospital in Seattle his parents, two sisters and one distances will be great!y Studded tires, like snow the job that has,to be done,
Bremerton. He was a member of following a long illness, brother. Surviving are his wife, I e n g t h e n e d a n d a c a r s tires, heat rapidly at high speeds, Christman said, 'but when it 1[
Bremerton Elks. He was born Dec. 14, 1892, in Augusta, of the family home, one acceleration capability will be resulting in damage to the tread, ' comes to choosing the right tires
Mr. Ruff is survived by hisStreator, Ill. He spent most of his stepson, James McDonough of decreased on ice and snow as he explained, and traction aids for .wirlt¢~r
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wife, Anna L.; two sons, Patrick adult life in Washington and Westport, Conn., and four compared with dry pavement." Christman said motorists who driving, the choice is even more !
of Belfair and William ]. of Alaska. stepgrandchildren. According to Christman, the are remounting studded tires this critical than most. Safe starting,
Bellevue ; one daughter, Mrs. Mr. Bischoff served in France average car needs 17 feet to come year should mount them in thestopping and cornering in winter
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Terry (catherine) Moore of Port with the U.S. Army during World At his request no services to a stop once the brakes are sa m e p ositions they were weather depends on the grip a few !
Orchard and five grandchildren. War I He was a member of were nelu. rim remains were to be applied on clear, dry pavementmounted in last winter. Tire square inches of rubber can get on
~-'. ~¢mation was handled by " ~e No 288ofF&AM cremated and laid to rest at
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Masomc Lad.. . " Mem " " from a speed of 20 miles per studs, he said, wear at an angle, wet, icy or snow-covered
Bleitz Funeral Home of Seattle. in Belfair and of Aloha Chapter, Acacia anal Park in Seattle. hour. On loosely-packed snow, depending on the direction thepavement. It's worth the extra
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The family requests, in lieu of
the same car needs 60 feet to wheel turns. If the direction of time and effort to make sure !hat I
flow~s, remembrances be made
t%~¢tren's Orthopedic Hospital stop, and on glare ice at 25 wheel rotation is reversed, hegrip is as tight as it can be,' he
o~)~l~'~cer Society. -=~~~.. ~_.._~__~__~_ degrees Fahrenheit, braking continued, the studs will rotate in concluded.
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distance is 149 feet. the tire tread in an attempt to
I I'f~ "Reinforced tire chains are correct the angle and may loosen COMPLAINTS MADE
:> Cane I ... still a driver's best winter traction and fall out. Owners of vehicles parked in
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buy," Christman said. "Chains on Christman also warned dryersthe parking lot of Belfair Cafe
pvak. ., south shore the rear wheels can cut a driver's mounting winter drivers to avoid have been filing complaints in the
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braking distance on snow at 20mixing tires of different sheriff's local office of persons,
~-~--------- --'------~---'~---- ~ ............... -...a miles per hour to 38 feet. On onstructions, saying that mixing possibly children playing in the
NOTICE OF
MEIrTINGDATECHANGE Lion President John salmon bake;deliciousbarbecued glareiceat20milesperhour,"he r;diicall:ndregulartirescouldalter area, stealing or damaging [
continued, ' rear wheel chains can " handling characteristics,property. Recently a pickup truck
Beginning October 15, 1975, Campbell, Randall Updyke and salmon as prepared under the cut braking distance in half. "Any type of tire a motorist locked by the owner was i
the regular monthly meeting ofthe writer attended the Lions supervision of George Adams, and camper which had been
the commissioners of Mason Clu b Multiple District19 fresh vegetable salad prepared by , "In addition, Christman said, chooses for winter use should be
enterldd
County Fire District 5 will be
held on the third Wednesday of Mid-Year Conference Workshop Mrs. Frances Radke were the ' chains give more than three kept properly inflated according the brake released, and roll
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each month instead of the fourth Sept. 27 and 28 in Olympia. "Highlights" of the menu lasttimes better acceleration traction s,pecifications,"t° the tire manufacturerchristman said.S down an incline into a dictkh, !
Wednesday. The commission Members attended from Canada, Thursday at the Annual Salmonthan regular tires in moThr~ story that motorists can get damaging the truck. Last we a
meets at Allyn Fireball at 7:30 Idaho and Washington for a total Dinner held at the Lower loosely-packed snow, and more binder, chain, hammer and flag
public.P'm" and meetings are open to the of 1,050. It was very nice to meet Skokomish Grange Hag. The than six times better accelerationtraction out of their tires by were taken from a truck and !
William E. Morgan, so many of the Canadian Lions.salmon were prepared over a than regular tires on glare ice." bleeding air pressure below burnt matches and cigarette
Chairman, Fire Dist. 5 Mr. and Mrs. Dick Johnson picturesque campfire which Snow tires, Christman said, recommended levels is pure papers were found i, the truck. I1[
Board of Commissioners spent a week in Chicago. They furnished local color for thecut braking distance on snow and fiction," he continued. "Driving
10/2-9-2t saw the boat show. affair. There were lots of both improve acceleration on both on tires with less than the
Seen along South Shore: fresh, butter and cream, snow and ice. recommended air pressure only$ $ $ $ $
NOTICE OF APPLICATION Mrs. Ruth Jansen washing her Special thanks go to Pete "Studded tires, he said, cut produces excessive heat build-up, Senior Citizen
TO APPROPRIATE
PUBLIC WATERS float, Jack Saeger mixing cement, Allard, lke Palmer, Mrs. Wanda braking distance and increasewhich can cause sidewall Discount
STATE OF WASHINGTON, and comoa_ ny at the Jack Bishops. Wyatt as well as several, others for acceleration substantially on glare damage." Ray's Barber Shop
DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY About 5 p.m. Saturday there was their kind help re, preparing and ice, but provide no benefits on Christman said keeping close
TAKE NOTICE: a two-car accident in front of the serving the dinner, loosely packed snow. track of tire pressure is especially Belfair -
"Studded snow tires on rear important in the winter, when "tlU~i~~~~
That KENNETH E. BANACH
Casa D' Canal Restaurant. Both
of Brernerton, Washington on
June 24, 1974 under Application
No. S 2-23532 filed for permit to
appropriate public waters, subject
to existing rights, from Tiger
Lake, tributary of Mission Careek
in the amoun~ of 0.02 cubic feet
per second, continuously each
year, for domestic supply. The
source of the proposed
approprBtion 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
O ,O wA.:: 4
wI{h~n thi~y (3b) daysg~ro~
October 9, 1975.
10/2-9-2t
parties were taken to the hospital;
the Washington State Patrol and
sheriff's deputies were at the
scene of the accident.
Many friends are on the sick
list: Clarence Ingle has the flu,
Mrs. Don Myers is home from the
hospital, "Papa" was sick with the
flu for three days, but he
managed to clean the house and
dust. Tony Floor had an
operation on his mouth, Mrs.
Katherine Dills and Mrs. Torchy
Hays are also on the sick list. Les
Miller is in Swedish Hospital and
Ira Miller is in Providence
Hospital.
Copy ~om the, ]dk~. C.amd
News of Nov. 28, 1947: "Hood
Canal Sportsmen enjoyed a
Snyder & Sons
No job too small or too large
Slabs, sidewalks, foundations
curb & gutter
Belfair
All Suzukis
Marked to Clear
---EXAMPLES--
GT 250 Hustler
Reg. $1025 ..........
IS 125 Enduro
Reg. S775 ...........
CYCLE CENTER
3410 Hwy. 16 373-7444
Head of Bay-.-Oorst
(Please send me clippings of
events that happened many years
ago.)
Note: Randall Updyke is
present president of the Hood
Canal Sportsmen's Club.
DOG FOUND
A black and white bulldog
was found near the intersection of
the Old Belfair Highway and
North Shore Road Oct. 2.
MAJOR & SMALL
Make appointments
after 4:30 p.m. for
Service Calls
Lowell Gunselman
275-6751
Sunday Services
8:30 a.m .... , Worship Service
11 a.m ....... Worship Service
9:45 a.m ..... Sunday School
7:00 p.m .... Evening Worship
BELFAIR
P.O. BOX 407
John Senn, Pastor
Church phone- CR 5-6262
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wheels and regular studded tires
on front wheels make a good
combination for safe acceleration,
braking and cornering on both
snow and ice surfaces," Christman
said.
Studded tires and snow tires
need special care, according to
Christman. He advised motorists
to have studs inserted by a tire
dealer or garage and steer clear of
do-it-yourself studding kits. Studs
Haul Rock Bulldoze
Fill Dirt
t
B&D
BULLDOZING
CR5-2195
CR5-2113
CHRIST LUTHERAN
Church at Belfair
Service of Worship &
Sunday School 10 A.M.
COME AS YOU ARE
Lower Elementary
School Gym
Nursery Provided
CR 5-3354
abrupt changes between garage
and outdoor temperatures can
substantially affect inflation
levels.
"Tire pressure varies by about
Menu For
North Mason
Schools
Oct. 13 thru or. 17
MONDAY: Beef stroganoft
over, rice, green beans, muffin,
fruit, milk.
TUESDAY: Sloppy Joe.
mashed potatoes/butter,
carrots, dessert, milk.
WEDNESDAY: Tomato soup,
grilled cheese sandwich, apples,
brownies, milk.
TI-;URSDAY: Ground beef in
gravy over noodles, buttered
peas, fruit, dessert, milk.
FRIDAY: Taco, French fries,
buttered corn, cake, milk.
Puget Sound
The hometown bank.
WEATHER
A weather
in Wooten Lake
the area who
sheriff's office. It 1
-the U.S.
Illinois. It had
reportedly had
evidently
chemicals.
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Bank Terms ( 275 2297
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CONTESSA
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4 - Huckleberry Herald section of Shelton-Mason County Journal - October 9, 1975