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...: r0mes C,n Harst,ne Descr!obed H°°dsp°r"ttt ....
V'ehicl s On Back Roads Seeking Deer
, 4 I[IIALidSON to Island from California and Grange Halt is the er hem oi ....
lal lilil not access- - purchased the land across from Helen Johnson and her late .:i,',
I. ! t on Harst ary landtno the McAuliffes where, they are husband, Gunnar. It is the site of By DONA O'NEIL also attend the program. J a me, Dean have begun
lfflm rtttutiful 1 ..... - building a barn red farm house, the largest berry farm in Mason
::::i HOODSPORT - Seems like amuAvtANntn organizational procedures for a
.i!1t0 an(]. Driving south
; , Harstine bnds" - ...... u, tn . Down Post Wilson way, on a County. It now belongs to Mr. : everyone was road hunting ..................... Every now and.then a plane Hoodsport.Br°wnie ScOUtThey TrooPhave registeredhere in
, : lie Sees ...... hill above the bay, one can see and Mrs. Burr Campbell who Sunday afternoon. Traffic on the
" 'i .tltllongthe l=w:L;; very two new homes. Mr. and Mrs. Joe recently moved there from back roads was heavy while will, nor,s,beacn.Onsomeumes ne rt .ooosportxor ousmess, or nineears members,old and seven and eight
]Lqlaethat _ . . ".. Brignone and son Larry live in a Seattle. They have remodeled the pick-ups, station wagons, jel)S ....... Y , have hopes that
Illm' i Etll ( be;:rePe;Sacthi :h: double mobile home located inn cottage farm house and are i and Volkswagen, hid out in the andPleasure'Mrs Robert°r to aeuverFrederiekgongrapes. Mr.are varties°ther mothersmight orianize°r interested
-.It I Udd Co - • g woodsy cleating Not far away is farming and loganberry raising, brush awaiting the return of ,hell •. _ _ _ more
, . t/k01of ounCtnlOn, t=o.. the house built by the late Larry Pioneer Arthur and Aria Winger, mighty hunters who set out,ode good frlends of Mr. and Mrs. troops of the same size in this
.kers A, ...... ,=aunty Jerrells, now owned by William farms are nearest the north end of their hunting on foot. Due to a tester Hocker of Ballard. The area. They have already held a
Hockers have at their home a fine meeting involving aaron,s
0 , tvm iagel, clearea . _ _ _ , and will
| ]l)01 h. r .... Grfffiths of Beifatr. At thxs ttme the Island and the Phillip Rogers few careless hunters one
l [tklt "'e:n°Hunaer a group the house is being rented by Mrs. home is near the Winger, s. afternoon ride was interrupted by grape arbor which produces hold regular meetings every
annually an abundant crop of Monday.
| Ii 5re fr;quntlTaintathliYr J. Seaman from Anacortes. Her Turning up Haskell Itill Road, the discovery of a fire in the concord grapes. Their son Zip,
/ Tail€- • . two sons, Craig and Brad, and opposite the Sinclair property at Washington Pass area. A quitk needing log time for his pilots NIGHT SCHOOL
• t, enjoymg vacation daughter Christina, attend Pioneer the tip of Jarrells Cove and on the trip back down to the Hoed,port license, therefore personally
School.
Going past Point Wilson
turn-off can be seen the log cabin
belonging to Charlie Stevens.
Charlie was, before retirement,
employed by a railroad. He came
to the Island once to hunt, got
sold on our land and so the cabin.
i'i e setting with fruit trees
,liag the house and large
t' t
, to see in spring The
i : .u Where a stream slows are
nally beautiful•
the road from John
10nS le ,Erik Christ ensens have
"" cabin in a clearing,
But, alas, Mrs. Stevens is not so
way to Harstine Marina, can be
seen an attractive weathered
house built many years ago by
Erick Chris, eases. It is now
owned and occupied by Dave
Lander from Seattle.
Although the snug log cabin
that formerly belonged to John
Bus,rack has some waterfront, it
Ranger Station brought
firefighters to the scene at
Washington Pass. The small blaze
was snuffed out in short order.
Another example of carelessness
in the woods.
Speaking of hunting and
hunters, have only had one deer
reported. Harold Drake shot a
delivered a cargo of concords in a
four place Piper Cub to the
Frederick,on,. Wonder if that will
make the jam taste better.
HOOD CANAL
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Roy. Wesley Gains reports that
Mr. and Mrs. David Johnson,
We have several young married
people from Hoed,port taking
advantage of the communications
course being offered at the Hood
Canal Junior High two evenings a
week. The course if free, which is
always one good reason for
participating. Other reasons might
be for college credits, to finish off
| rugged and will remain in the must be mentioned here. John spike in the area of the Hamma
dta, oa the Sn, th ,,,A couple's Shelton apartment until passed away just few years ago Hamma river drainage. Certainly missionaries with the Far Eastern a high school education with a
a Gospel Crusade, will be visiting diploma, or just to brush up on
i:lk.'qlathe Christens'"- ..... the log cabin contains modern and until his short illness was on there must be more than one the church next Sunday. They reading, writing, and arithmetic
e h ns nave a es ttarstine most of the time. He was successful hunter.
I, 7 ome, the "us • ,. convenlenc
10 y j t can t " ; While on the subject of Drake, have recently been in the for general purposes. The class
il.. | ::10ttay awa,, f ............ Down near the Stevens is the born in the log cabin concealed in
,OU ii: likllttdlil . tttt talttbtm land the late Daniel Boone, one of the woods up ttaskell Hill Road, : might also mention that he has Philippines and will have slides to does not number over a half
tad ""
,,ai:9 Mrs. Jame oA,uef, our deckhands, started to in 1885. Before John Bus,rack made a weeks trip to Eugene, present at the 7 p.m. service, dozen, it meets every Tuesday
the ,-L "'7""." .... develop We grieve when passing died he sold most of his land to Oregon where he will be showing the extent of their and Thursday usually, from 7 to 9
, [i'l farm, sou oAfn there and wonder what will the University of Puget Sound, , participating in a Grid be'ravels" They will, ofcourse, alSOpresent at the 11 a.m. service p.m.
/ilL"?mnS. The,,saw. . become of his efforts on this land. where they plan a marine i I Management Training Program for
after which a potluck dinner will
--,,!. • the pmce ......... s cabi the Forest Service. Dutch be served, il""m"'"D""'"m""e)l
t'iii =", rae to inso* .... Not iar past me teven n laboratory.
|"0' edit€ her-e tram" ann" one .can ghmpse, the home ofit a Several inland dwellings and Notenboom, former Hoed,port 4-H HI-RIGGERS ' Jfh| I
i v
I1 [/ tt¢0. L .... Hartme pxoneer, Mrs. Paul Sm h. attractive farms can be seen from man employed by the Forest
"-,.[. tqt to oe 3t;ty. were we It is an unusually beautiful spot in the roadside going up Sunset Hill Service now of Wean,chef, will Twenty-one 4-H members |tlllk l
il'_l IrU. $ Ma ..... On North Island is wher house and barn where Olive officers Monday evening at the l 1[ i
-no ann tater a of the pioneer Islanders inland Hood Canal Junior High School. l It ILll •
l]i!i Of'he San Francisco Fire i. .... c e se o ssdes McKay lives. On the same side of Dayton
qllB"lli
'r,,,,J*'ilr'mut, is ................ an b en on r ad the road is a log cabin, formerly The Hood Canal Hi-Riggers [ t
," t'nstantly nel IUl
"--.'ti !a tdvisor o • p - The Gus Carlson farm s one of the home of Jack Meek, and Pamela Bloomfield" vice | I
lilt, lilt n our ,siana the largest. The home of the family, one of our "favorite ferry uo__er __
, . . DUIlOIng .
president, Sherri Hill; secretary, | v II
I [i::l-'Called r ......... Stanley Yale, family for several deckhands. The new owners of atlk Counle Here
Position[es'rne nr°i?nS years has recently been sold to this property are Mr. and Mrs. L_ -- r"" ShannOnMark Chisum,Bl°°mfield;and treasurer,Roper'or' i llll.l.t|l| ]
-txin and "" " g- " H°lden Nmrsery fr°m Seattle" Carr°llEn°s°fTac°ma' ' i
i00!1'3, McAulifea: st'no State They nurse plants, not pets or Across the road from the Enos . Is Married ,oo Velkov. l ........ |
. !)tl sons nave . .. cabs isthe orivate road entrance . i Those members carrying , ..... "
.-'-u in V' oases. . . 0r __0.._ .
et Nam They
g'",.ltated --. " . Across from the Carlson, Yules, to the former Johnnie Johnson ':' ': • ,:, ,! ?:, i-i DAYTON - Oct 10 Mr. and forestry projects will haven field | E N W! I
'tta, €_ .. tttts gem at a Holden farm and further toward farm, now owned by Mr. and Mrs .... !! )! dl_ i; . k Mrs. Jess Aldrich were attendants day Friday at which time they i .... i
"ii, i]I:,_. iiiilsWge°i°:!;inuleffhtli Garfield Williams. Their
remodeled farm house sits on a HAL AND ROBERTA McCLARY switch from Korea to to their daughter, Marian Nelson will visit the Dermic Ahi Seed I |
and James Baul of Tacoma, as Orchard on the Shelton District. I Ilnllnmll llllO I
knoll and is surrounded by fenced Malaysiah to broil "Satay at the International Dinner next they were married by Judge Might mention that this particular .t IIilll Ill-
U nmmWlUU nn U
fields where the champion race Tuesday at the Methodist Church. Glenn E. Correa. The newlyweds 4-h club is unique in the fact O |
horses the Williams raise can be spent their honeymoon on the that it is sponsored by the Hood I Hobby & Toy Shop
t
• and Mrs. Jack On" the corner across from ,be seen, grazing and ga!loping about, canal enjoying the fishing. Canal Federated Woman, Club. 220 Cola r
00"0r00000.t,ymove00 "O0eo O.0000tioo aftra International Dinner The misses Barbara and Alice NEW BROWNIE TROOP I Co.test e.ds Nov. 10 !
: Williams thoroughbreds ran at Pearson visited in the home of Mr.
" winningL°ngacres this last seasOn,many races. Deep I v?n?na !nS Pn!r?n?
lm Id afternoon.and Mrs. Harry Kidd Sunday Mrs" William Bryant and Mrs. t..9.,Po,
- .., Now is the time to
it'll H Rep o,,,,,o, was ridden by Jockey Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kellogg
An " al Din Mrs. Charlott Schulz from lost their home by fire Oct. I0. lleoDors.)oroh@sf'-- & Brm)zoway
unters err Don Richards, who is the tt
IK I1/II lP g M"" y Urn" brother-in-law of Pat Dunlap from Program from Peru will be the Pucallpa, Peru will show a color They are now staying in the house R WI--NTEfl-LON. PROTECTION,__
: United Nations Week movie on the work of the next to the Short Stop owned by
. • the Maples on liars,inc.
enen a eer Another inland home off 'happening Oct21 at6:3Op.m, llospital Amazonico Albert Mr. andMrs. Short. [ |
Sunset Frill Road is the home of at the Methodist Church, King and Schweitzer among the Shipbo LyIe Coleman, Norm Castle, / * , '" ..........
- !!TTLE scenery, changed trains there to Mr. and Mrs. Everett Simon,. This G Street. Indians of the eastern Peruvian James Okonek, Shelton, and Alvie ®
t
place nestled in the woods has
VIISL',: 'htig '? | 'sason .... Vaneolver B.C. Tffey came home The dinnerwill feature Swedish jungle. Chapman spent two weeks on
meatballs by Eva Has,son, Rotary Mrs. Schulz' work for the last vacation in Canada hunting moose ]: ,. j
Saturday
Oct. 11,
@ere there we noted Mrs. Simon, Exchange Student, and prepared nine years has been in agrii:ultural but because of ihe excessive rain
./\\;last Thursday evening, complete privacy. Last time we
[l..t housewifesgettingup There wasafamilydinnergiven has the green thunb with flowers by women from the Episcopal and community development fall making the ground nothing
H[lllt: hUnters off or going to Jim and Louise Battle Oct. 8, at "i ! -
and the house was surrounded by church. Urpo Lappalainen, the along the tributaries of the but mire came home empty
qi' ittheirwere homeMr, andf°r theMrs. Natir tent hstairs son ] Ii': °n0g;iatsh;)nw-n°):thmi::l. 1- i;, : [ 'II,.,.._-" l
[lll' wedding anniversary. Those giving blooms. American Field Service student, Amazon. handed, ger than polyethylene-- ". ) ' " 0 ' '" ....
On the top of Sunset Frill on a will be honored by a Finnish "rhe need to combat hunger is Delmer Schur and John of t
cleared plateau is the cottage casserole, Maksalaatikko. the other side of the medical Seattle returned Sunday from a "! (ik
where lives Ben Rigney. His home Catholic women are preparing a work "Coin". in the words of the hunting trip to Slave Lake with
" and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Barry Marks and family from Port is surrounded with native shrubs ,-.K,ipe o'e'Mrs.SaladErnestfr°mTimpani.an Irish thef°under'purposeDr'is Theodore,,to prevent,Bander'heal, one moose. They also visited . t,cs,. 14/
Orchard and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle and flowers. From here is a most larny relatives at Peace River. At Hardwa'ttkumber Dealers Everywhere
self-help, and to catch-on with
were Mr. and Mrs. Gust Stambck
and children, Thomas and Susan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Metzler, Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Cowan and
family, Sue Lewis and Bruce
Cowan, drove to Edmonds for a
reception held for Mr. and Mrs.
Kent Johnson. The groom is the
grandson of Sue Lewis and
nephew of Mrs. Ed Metzler.
i n t about five or six
t: ut no one reported
,, r in our loyal area.
., club held a meeting
" "t the Union F
POtluck • re Hall
.iItl IU ncn con.
ebers and one guest Battle.
liliL "c. Were present Nov Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dean had
t'll lh ' "
? next meeting at guests at their home this past
.r.tre Hall, with Mrs.
"rln and Mrs Lea
weekend from Bellevue, they
le hostesses.
¢ay trip was much
..p-r)-, dith Hess and her
lil I I"
vfai< tth Bray from
;l[e .(2. to Edmonton.
;_ to Sea-Tic airport,
w fr
,%t,F. om there to
• ]l0 t °m there they took
, llll'. :nOn,on They had a
!lf i' i i._. next morning
7
..r. ltr.-In down to Calgary
,- ' tiful mountains and
Ibs. less cutting
this power-
saw will fell
feet thick. New
Increases cut-
as much as 20%!
fh/s week
spectacular view of the Olympic
Mountains.
Down the hill and near the bay
is another log cabin. This one was
built by the pioneer Lorenzen
family who still own land on
Island, is now the property of
Keith Massart of Seattle whose
father was a former King County
Commissioner.
So it is on Harstine where most
Inland Islanders are getting ready
to harvest the fall crop grapes,
and working on the land in
brilliant color•
Lutheran and Methodist women
are baking an assortment of
Scandinavian cookies.
Other dishes will be a Peruvian
Pickled Fish by Dr. Franklin W.
Herrick; Sweet and Sour Spareribs
by the Mint Tree; Shrimp Fried
Rice, Oriental Chicken Salad,
Hawaiian Fruit Delight, Cheeses
and Bread prepared by the
Methodist women.
200 tickets are available at $2
each from the church office,
426-41 74. Free baby-sitting is
offered.
A dollar
ht get you
half a haircut.
That same dollar, or even less, will let you talk
station to station to anyone anywhere in the
continental United States (except Alaska) for three
minutes after seven p.m. and all weekend long.
Pacific Northwest Bell
,$
SHOP
426-4602
our modern world, yet preserving
tribal culture and dignity." The
dinner is a benefit for this
international, humanitarian effort
and the World Health
Organization.
O
Wasted Space?
Maybe not. if you're reading this now, we're glad
we devoted so much of this ad to an illustration of
flaineless heat. We dislike being tricky to gain your
attention, but if we succeed in convincing you it's the
flame that counts-we'll both be be,to of i, fter all,
people who would have you believe a tbr,:, f heamg
energy is better becau it is Rarefies, are pretty
tricky themlves. The flame gives life, speed and
intensity tonatural gas and makes it the world's finest
heating fuel the choice of over 33 million Americans
who refuse to be hypnotized by the ternl tlmu¢less
There are many good reasons for the superiority of
nalurl gas. It's a I'asler fuel, for example, and its
speed gives you both greater ileating conlf)rt aqd
nell€cable economy, Fo[ your heal this winter, plan
to have tie be,l, (;el Ilatt, al gas,
It's the IAME That Counts!
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