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Page A-26 - Shelton-Mason County Journal- Thursday, Oct. 13, 2016
NORTH MASON BRIEFS
Chair Elect, secretary, trea-
surer and Past Chair.
search of board
Nominations can be for
yourself or someone else, and
The North Mason Cham-
ber of Commerce is in search
of members for its 2017-18
Board of Trustees. The board
meets monthly and members
serve a two-year term which
starts Jan. 1.
Trustees must be members
of the chamber. The board
is made up of 15 members
elected from the membership,
which include 10 general
board members and five offi-
cers -- Chair of the Board, the
are due to the chamber by
Oct. 26.
Send nominations or ques-
tion to Stephanie Rowland at
srowland@northmasoncham-
ber.com. For more informa-
tion, visit www.northmason
chamber.com.
Craft fair open
to new vendors
The Public School Employ-
ees group has scheduled a
crait fair Nov. 5 in the Belfair
Elementary gym. The event
needs vendors selling a va-
riety of arts and crafts. For
more information or to reg-
ister, call Sandy Ruthruff at
277-2105.
Paint pumpkins
at a party in
Saint Nicholas Episcopal
Community Church in Ta-
huya rill host a pumpkin
painting party from 11 a.m. to
2 p.m. Oct. 22 at the church at
15000 NE North Shore Road.
Pumpkins and lunch are
complimentary. The spooky
menu will include items such
as slimy cheese sand-witches,
bloody toe-mato soup and
cookies. For more information,
contact Liz Webber at webber
liz@aol.com.
Holiday bazaar
welcomes new
The Holiday Bazaar and
Bake Sale is in search of ven-
dors for the annual event. The
bazaar, which includes lunch
and a bake sale, is scheduled
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov.
12 at the Belfair Community
Church, 23300 state Route 3
in Belfair.
Vendor spaces fee are $20
for the public or $15 for any
Take Off Pounds Sensibly
group member. To reserve a
space, call Jan Krogh at 277-
6707 or email janish
krogh@gmail.com.
The event is a fundraiser
for Take Off Pounds Sensibly
No. 1032 Belfair; 10 percent of
vendor space sales will go to
the group.
• Compiled by reporter Bri-
anna Loper
the big field but when I Holly where they were
MEMOIRS cont. from pg. did not, he went away to stay until tomorrow.
A-25 and a half. He tried toTook the houseplants
a great success and all find out where Sam was in the kitchen and they
of the candidates were hunting and I told him look nice in there. I hope
there save two. Mr. down on the canal. Busythey bloom this winter.
Schmidt, from Shelton, in the store and so I did
was there with some not get home until about Monday, October 17,
of his pupils and their six thirty. Then did 1938
playing and singing some odd jobs and got A fine day and Sam
was well received. All my English lesson out went out in the morn-
enjoyed it very much. so I can work on it when ing hunting and got one
Home at twelve and to I'm on the boat tomor- lonely duck and then we
bed and oh, was I tired! row. I hope to get it all caught the nine o'clock
done, if possible. Had ferry at Manchester
Saturday, October 15, a nice letter from Irene and arrived at John's
1938 and she tells me a lot and Annie's about ten
A foggy morning and of news. I wish I wouldfifteen and started on
the duck hunters were write the hand she does. our way to Yakima. The
quite lucky. Sam got Mrs. Johnson opened trip over was great and
eight and Henry got her place today. It is nice we enjoyed it. There was
nine and Spence Ames too. Aunt Polly and Dora hardly any snow on the
got none and got drunk were in the store todaypass and only a slight
and then bawled me out and we were quite busy covering on the ground
because I do not come in at the time so I did not by Tipso Lake and the
to see his wife. In real- have any time to talk to ice was about half over
ity, he was waiting for them. They looked fine the lake. We took a
me to tell him to hunt on and were on their way to picture and at Yakima
! kn t the first stitches on the ski that Ruth
is showing me hew to make ! wonder how
long it w|l| take me to make it in my
spare time.
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we took some more so It was quite a surprise
perhaps I'll get some when we heard it just
good pictures of Sam the same even though
and I yet. We went to we had been waiting to
the Associated Grocers hear for so long. I knit
warehouse and attended the first stitches on the
the meeting and listened skirt that Ruth is show-
to the talks given by ing me how to make. I
some of the men who at- wonder how long it will
tended and had lunch, take me to make it in my
and then looked around spare time.
the Warehouse, which
is a pretty fine thing for Wednesday, October
the organization to build 19, 1938
in the short time they Well the ironing is
have been in the field, done and all the clothes
On our way home we are mended and the
saw quite a few cars that week well on the way.
had Chinese pheasants In the afternoon I took
in them for the season Mrs. Beck to the beach
is on and the highway and gave her some of
was crowded with cars the flowers that I raised
and several times on from seed this year. And
the way home we had a showed her around the
close call and the next house. I took the white
time I'll take a differ- clothes up to the store
ent way home. There at the same time. Had
are so many trucks on a nice letter from aunt
the road that the cars in Katie and a card from
trying to pass take too Polly. I sent a letter to
many chances. Home to the Art Backs and one to
Seattle and went to the Myrtle Homer and now
Crown Chicken Inn and I.owe only one to Kents.
had our supper and then Cleaned the house in the
to see "Too Hot to Han- morning and dusted the
dle" with Clark Gable store good when I got
and Myrna Lay and it up there. Put the vases
was good. To bed late. I of artificial flowers in
had a letter from Myrtle the house and they look
Fletcher and she wants very nice. Charlie went
us to come this week and out hunting but did not
see them but as all the see a thing and certainly
plans are made for next was disappointed, but
week I'll have to write he brought home quite
and tell her. Helen Bal- a few sacks of sawdust
doc is supposed to come and as Sam bought
home tomorrow a_Peer an thirty-five more. We now
absence of two years and have plenty. I hope the
we are all happy over it. dogs do not howl tonight
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like they did last night
and break into my sleep.
I wasn't too surprised
to see that Mary missed
two days of diary entries
this week, with her ac-
tion-packed trip to Seat-
tle followed by learning
how to knit. As a knit-
ter myself, I know how
much time the hobby can
expend without one even
realizing it. Fm currently
getting under way with
my own fall knitting
projects and time seems
to be mysteriously lost
for other projects. Every
knitter can relate to the
sentiment, "just one more
• row." We don't know
what kind of skirt Mary
was starting this week,
but in my former career
as a fashion designer
focusing on vintage
fashion, my professional
opinion is that late 1930s
clothes are some of the
most dapper! We don't
know yet, and may never
know, if Mary finishes
her skirt, but I hope she
continues to report her
progress.
Seyta Selter is a life-
long lover of Hood Canal
and resides in Union.
She is a visiting profes-
sor at The Evergreen
State College, as well as
a passionate amateur
genealogist, archivist,
and family historian.
She can be emailed at
marythelersmemoirs@
gmail.com.
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