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Harstine
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Local Woman Has Display At Craft Show
By CARMEN YATES
ItARTINE .... This coming
Saturday evening will wind up a
two week Art and Craft Show
which is currently taking place at
South Sound Center.
Harstine's own talented gal, Pat
Dunlap is participating in this
show. Some of the items she is
displaying include several sizes of
wood plaque decorated with
glazed clay floral designs, and one
of the itenls that especially caught
this reporter's eye were her angel
figurines. It was rny pleasure to
spc, nd a couple of hours just the
day before the Art Show started
watching Pat put together some
of her art work she was busily
preparing for the show.
It was an interesting two
hours as Pat worked and answered
questions about her work. I f some
of you readers are over at the
Center during the last two or
three days of the Show do look
Pat up and say 'lit' and introduce
yourself" if you aren't already
acquainted. She'll be
demonstrating what she would
otherwise be doing at home in
their new shop overlooking
Picketing Passage and Squaxin
Island. The shop itself is still
under construction, with husband
John doing the building himself,
but at this point is coming along
very nicely, lncidently, that show
might be just the place to pick up
an unusual and different
Christmas gift for that special
someone.
Islanders don't forget to get
out for a breath of fresh air next
Tuesday. And while you're out
stop by the Hall to vote,
John Cook of Agate is
running for the position of school
director as a write-in candidate
opposin Mrs. Ina Auseth for the
position now held by Forrest
Koch.
Serving on tire election board
here on the Island will be Donette
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Donald J. Smith
426-4679
Allstate
INSURANCE
Auto & Auto Financing
Homeowners - Business
Health - Life - Fire
All Lines Commercial
Specializing in
Melvin L. Arnold
426-2729
Family Security
& Savings Plans
Sears Building, 324 Railroad, Shelton
, N OOot t "
426 4440
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Giaser, Annie Yates, Dot Smith
and May Brassfield. And as always
the polls will be open from 8 a.m.
to 8 p.m.
A big sigh of relief will
probably be audible to the areas
surrounding the Island this year as
Island residents read this column
and learn that they won't be
haunted by any ghosts or goblins
this year. The small-fry along with
their parents have decided it just
isn't fair to keep you nice people
up so terribly late waiting for
them to make the rounds of the
whole Island. And believe it or
not it really does take from six to
eight hours to drive around and
stop at each home. But we want
you all to know we'll all (kids and
morns, too) miss seeing you this
year and we wish to thank each
and every one of you who have
been so generous in past years and
helped make llalloween such a
memorable occasion for the
children.
Gals don't forget another
whole month has nearly slipped
away and a week from today will
be Ladies Club. ]'he hostess for
November is going to be Orvalmc
Olds at her lovely home
overlooking Picketing Pass. The
main business of the meeting will
be the annual jaunt across the
water to be guests of the
Pickering tlomemakers Club and
also committee reports for the
Christmas Party in December.
Orvaline is combining the
Club meeting with a
demonstration by Mary Ann
Gunsehnan of Bellair. So Club
members bring a friend along to
this meeting. But if you do plan
to bring a guest with you be sure
to let the hostess know so she will
know how many to plan for.
This weekend PI. Wilson is
going to be losing a very nice
family. Jackie Seamans and her
three children, Christine, Brad
and Craig wilt be moving to
Bremerton where she has located
a house,
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Announceng.
ur. harry Tok 00os, ....
Optometrist,
Will be located in his new office at
127 Nc rrn 5th Street
across from Seattle First National Bank
after November 1, 1969.
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A dollar
might get you hail
a pair of socks.
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
age I8- Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, October 30, 1969
We also learned that the an aunt and uncle, the Ernie
house, more familiarly known to Byers at Pt, Wilson.
Islanders as 'Florence's Small The past week or so the
House' has been sold by its most Telephone Company has been
recent owner, Bill Griffith. So it busily working away on the Island
will be interesting to learn who on the south end and along the
the Island's newest residents will low road taking down nliles and
be in the near future, miles of 'bird perches'. Since the
And while we are in the Pt. phone wire has been buried
Wilson area we hear that some of underground during the past year
the residents in that neck of ttle the overhead wires are no longer
woods have been doing a bit of needed and the removal of those
traveling, overhead wires is currently taking
Jim and Naomi Lohrer place.
recently flew down to Reno, Nev. Also we would like to correct
to enjoy a bit of that city's fun an error in last week's ltarstine
and entertainment. They met two column. In the story concerning
other couples, close friends from the Island's serviceman, Dave
Olympia, the Bachmans and Waile it was erroneously stated
Shefflers. Together the six friends that Gary Cameron (I)ave's close
spent an en.ioyable few days friend) was fortunate enough to
seeing the city's famous have been sent honw after only a
attractions, brief tour of duty in Vietnam.
And this past Sunday evening However, Gary's folks told us that
Hi and Jean Butch returned from he wasn't sent back to the States,
but rather was just relocated and
a hunting trip to Utah. They were
accompanied by their daughter, is still serving m Vietnam, too. My
Janel Hranac and her husband, apologies to Gary and his fanfily.
Tom and tile young couple's Stan and Annie Yates last
14-month-old son. This is an Thursday drove up to Sea-Tac to
annual affair for the Burches each meet Stan's sister, Ruby Birely of
fall. While they are hunting for Livernlore, Calif. who had flown
deer in the Bear Lake area near up to visit a sister and brother,
(;arden City they are the guests of both o1 whom had been recently
close friends, the Max Thornburgs. hospitalized. From the airport the
Altogether the hunting party had three drove on up to Snoqualmie
good hick and wound up with six to see Stan and Ruby's sister,
deer to divide among the group, for Lena ('of f man. She's been
their two-week efforts, released from the hospital and
Other news from the Burchcs was recuperating at a Rest llome.
is that they have a boat shop Saturday eveningthcy returned to
constructed and presently tearing tile Island and arose early Sunday
down the okl log house on their morning to drive to Ollala to have
property in preparation for breakfast with Stan and Ruby's
buildings permanent home. They brother, Faust, who also had
received their phone two or three recently been released from a
weeks prior to their Utah hunting Tacoma hospital, l.atcr Sunday
trip, also and tlLcir number is afternoon Ruby boarded a plane
426-6850. to fly back home.
Monroe (Mike) Michaelis has John and Alice Budd enjoyed
been busy the past few weeks having their close friends, the AI
drilling a number of wells for Pt. Schenks of Camp Hoko come for
Wilson residents. The John a weekend visit this past weekend,
Niemis, lit Burches, Ray as it had been a number of
Thornburg and the Kramers all months since to the two couples
have been recipients of new wells, had seen each other. Joined by
The words'l just hit water' came the Glenn Yates, Saturday
at just slightly over 60 feet for evening, the three couples
both John Niemi and tti Burch. enjoyed an evening of fun and
Incidently, Ray Thornburg of dancing at the Moose tlalloween
Oregon is a brother of Max Party.
Thornburg, the Burches' Utah q'he Chuck Bridges fanfily,
friends, accompanied by Mioa's sister,
And here's two or three items Lorna Saeger spent an enjoyable
that had to be deleted from last weekend with their close friends,
due to lack of space, the Hiram Humphreys of
Dr. A. B. Carson and a friend, Raymond. The two families have
William Crim flew up from one common interest which binds
California to spend this past them together very closely,
weekend on the doctor's horses.
property, namely McMicken And last but not least Paul
Island, located just northeast of and Edna Lansky of Taconm were
Ballow. on the Island this past weekend to
Bob and Vonnie Stamorski inspect the progress taking place
and their two youngsters were on on their new development at the
the Island weekend before last. it south end of ltarstine. It was their
had been a number of months first trip to the Island since
since the young family had been Edna's surgery last month. She is
down to visit Bob's folks, the getting along very well and
Andy Stamborkis. They also gradually recovering her strength.
called on the Bud Glaser family at Also down were Edna's aunt
Ballow. Other guests at the and uncle Clay and Bethina
Stamborski home that same Keeler and the couple's pet dog.
weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Their camper provided both
DuPont of Seattle. restaurant and rest service for
And down at the Dunlaps themselves and the Lanksys. The
besides Pat's brother, Russ, who latter especially appreciated by
nonchalantly dropped in, -= afoot, Edna.
as reported last week, they were Next week we'll have the
equally as delighted to have story of the Lansky's
John's sister drop-in for a surprise development. Harstme's most
visit. Patty Calvert of Rochester, recent one; and how the Lanskys
Minn. traveled to Portland acquired their first ten acres here
recently to a medical convention, just eight years ago while residing
as she is a Lab Technician at the in Boston. And also how and
Mayo Clinic. Since it had been 12 when this reporter became
years since she'd last seen her acquainted with this delightful
brother and his wife she took couple.
advantage of being so close and This item just came this
traveled the few extra miles to say morning. Island friends of
'Hello' even though it did have to Dorothy Barnett will be saddened
be a rather brief visit, to learn that she was rushed to the
One of Harstine's former Hospital in early hours of this
teachers, Evelyn Osborne was on Tuesday morning. The definite
t h e l sland recently, nature of the illness wasn't
Accompanying her was her son available for this week's column,
and daughter. They visited the sincere get-well wishes from
Bud Glaser family at Ballow and everyone here, Dorothy.
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'Southside
Open House Is Slated
At School For Nov. 4
By MRS. RAY KRATCHA
Open House at Southside
School will be Nov. 3, following
the P.T.O. meeting at 7:30 p.m.
in the Multi-purpose room.
The Student Council is selling
candy to raise nloney for school
activities.
The candy is sold one day a
week, on Wednesday.
The sixth and seventh grade
girls arc discovering muscles they
didn't know they had, according
to Mrs. Annette McGee, P.E.
instructor, who really gives the
girls a workout.
Southside youngsters are
enjoying the new Tether Ball set
put up recently.
Southside football team won
over I)ioneer 18 to 12 recenlty.
M e tllbers of tile Southside
t e,t 111 a r c l )aul James, Roger
Arndt, John Wilson, Carl Brown,
Perry Ilouston, Ted Brewer,
Gregg (Took, Mark Wilson, Mike
Taylor, Joe llills, Bob York,
David Wllitcncr, Danny Eveleth,
Steve Ilawlcy, David Ilerrick,
Glen Thanure, [)ale Olson, Bill
Neal and Joe Lester.
l'he seventh grade students
::ire studying narcotics as their
science unit and have invited the
Teen Alert group from the
Washington Correction (?enter to
discuss problenls of narcotics.
The Live Wires 4-11 club held
a nleeting Oct. 20 at the
Southside School.
Susie Ilallberg led the flag
salute and 4-11 pledge.
Those present at the meeting
were Kathy Bailey, Susie
tiallbcrg, Sharon Johnson, Lori
Goldsby, Jane Cleveland, Debbie
Goldsby, Cheryl Bedell, Lori
Rains, Nancy Eveleth and leaders
Mrs. Betty Wolf and Mrs. Edith
Bedell.
Elected for this years officers
were president, Lori Goldsby;
vice-president, Susie Hallberg;
treasurer, Kathy Bailey; secretary,
Debbie Goldsby and reporter,
Sharon Johnson.
Lori Rains made the motion
ttre nleeting be closed and Cheryl
Bedell seconded it, reported
Nancy Eveleth.
Guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Archer was Mrs.
Archer's sister Gertrude Talbot
of Broken Bow, Neb. who left
Monday after spending one and
one half weeks here visiting.
Five menlbers, of the
Southside Homemakers visited
the Olympic Brewery Oct. 21,
and ate lunch at tile 'Whuck
Wagon" in Lacey.
Silver Stars next meeting will
be Nov. 12, and will have election
of officers.
Poster Contest
Winners Feted
Winners of the poster contest
held to advertise the North Mason
School spaghetti dinner were
Bruce Jollnson, Anna Blacefield
and Darcia Cearley. Each received
a $5 prize.
Three second prizes of tickets
to the dinner were given in each
of the three age groups.
Winners of these prizes were
Terri Brunner, Dehbie Wolle and
Rene Vorliss, kindergarten
through third grade; Chert
Anderson, Richard Meek and
Terri Anderson, fourth through
sixth grades, and (;all Rogers
Susan Schalz and Lisa Kronquist,
seventh and eighth grades.
The posters were on display at
the dinner in the cafetorium.
Decorations and center pieces
were done by the 4-H club under
the direction of Ruth Nelson and
lteather Marsh.
Pat Mediros was chairman of
the dinner.
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