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November 24, 1971     Shelton Mason County Journal
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Jrhol-o Funeral services for 95-year old Sam J. Allen of South Shore, who died on Tuesday of last week in Mason General Hospital, were held Friday Morning in Batstone Funeral llama in Shelton. He was born January 9, 1876, in illinois. He resided in Vancouver (Clark County) for 30 years before moving to Belfair two years ago to live with his son, Wayne. Until retirement several years ago, he was a carpenter. A widower, Mr. Allen was a member of the Baptist Church and belonged to the Townsend Club. Sirvivors include his son, Wayne; three daughters, Mrs. Clifford (Mary) Slagle of Spokane, Mrs. Luella Walker, also of Spokane, and Mrs. Myrtle Pearson of Vancouver; two brothers, Glen of Monroe (Snohomish county) and Eugene of Clarion Island, Iowa; two sisters, Mrs. Hugh (Opal) Swan of Bremerton, and Mrs. Mrs. Arthur (Pearl) Burgess of Marysville (Snohomish County). The Ray. Wendell Harder of Belfair Community Baptist Church officiated at the services. Burial followed at Lincoln Memorial Park, Portland, Ore. Funeral arrangements were under' the direction of the Batstone Funeral Home, Shelton. BLIND BLONDE DOG A Pekinese, blind and blond in color, was lost in the Belfair area November 15 according to a complaint received in the local Sheriff's office. TWENTY-THREE SERVICEMEN from the Belfair area will receive Christmas boxes from the Belfair Women's Auxiliary this year. Nellie DeMiero, president of the group, expressed the fear that they had overlooked many servicemen who should be receiving a gift box, but only 23 names were turned in by families of local boys or girls serving their country. The gift boxes, an annual project of the Auxiliary, contained homemade cookies, candies, canned snacks, peanuts, gum, books, stationery, Christmas cards for the serviceman to use, Cracker Jacks, and shoestring potatoes. Among those who helped wrap the boxes were (left to right) Virginia Kovack, Nellie DeMiero, Johanna Thompson, Ethel Mullen and Jeannine Stice. ya By LENNIA CATES --CR 5-2245 The marriage recently of Lynn Dee Tveten and Richard Allen Paterson in the St. Frances Cabrini Catholic Church in Tacoma was a beautiful occasion. The Rev. Andrew Squier \ \ / / ~ 2 > BELFAIR BUILDERS SUPPLY \\ VACATION- VILLAGE \\ II I~ ~ OPEN FOR INSPECTION /' HOURS: ~ PRI E SAT. 8 - 2:30 Phone BROCHURES "-- C S F AYS ~~TI N W..EKD. Zenith Color/B & W TV-Radios-Hi-Fi's CHANNEL MASTER ANTENNAS SERVICE ON ALL MAKES Have Tubes -- Will Travel CR5-6244 HOURS: 10 - 6:30 DAILY -- SAT. ONLY: 10 - !:30 CONSTRUCTION Lee Lopriore--BUILDER WE HAVE BUILDING LOTS WE HAVE FINANCING, VARIABLE INTEREST NEW CONSTRUCTION -- REMODELING LICENSED -- INSURED -- BONDED CR 5-2021 Christmas means "Love" and we have all the "Love" you will need. Gift set combinations of "Eau de Love" and "Lemon" including cologne, dusting powder, foaming bath gel, smoothing lotion, glossy splash and perfume. Eximl I 'soiption Service 9 - 7 Weekdays -- 10 - 4 Sundays 9 - 8 Fridays officiated for the ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto (Sandy) Tveten of Sandy's Resort and for the son of Mrs. ttenry Paterson of Bellingham. Around 250 guests attended the wedding and the reception which followed at the Lakewood Terrace, with dining and dancing until the wee hours. At one point of the evening festivities were interrupted when Rack's Commanding Officer called to tell him his honeymoon plans would have to be changed. They had reservations for a week at Harrison Hot Springs, followed by residence in Honolulu where Rick was stationed with the Army Corps of Engineers. As it turned out,the couple honeymooned in Tacoma and three days later the bridegroom left his bride to return to the Islands where he was discharged two months early by making the sacrifice. The handsome couple are now at home in Bellingham where they will continue their studies at Western Washington State College where both are on the President's List. Well, the elk hunters, Howard Ranniger, son Kevin, son-in-law Bob and my Jesse came back with one deer - shot by Bob. The trip started out quite badly when Howard tripped over the concrete buffer in front of the lumberyard and fell flat on his face. Fortunately the doctor was in at the clinic and he was patched up, but the first day found him still dazed. Fortunately too, his glasses weren't broken which would have cancelled the trip out. The deer dressed out at over 150 pounds, so was a nice one - the liver was delish! Well, Mike's performance at the Symphony was tops - he had four curtain calls from the sell-out crowd, and the local radio station made a tape which it played at different times the following Sunday for those who were unable to attend. Bravo Mike!! Candy Sills, Jesse Tharpe and my Jesse all observed birthdays last week - Many Happy Returns! ! Hope everyone will have a Happy Thanksgiving!! LOST bright carpet colors... restore them with Blue Lustre. Rent electric Shampooer $1. BELFAIR HARDWARE -- Belfair. raise foys Artists from all parts of the country including the Belfair area, will be participating in a TOYS FOR TOTS art show to be held November 26 to December 5, according to C. W. Newlen, show director. The show will be located at the new B&I Home Decorating Center, 8002 South Tacoma Way, Tacoma. Each year the U. S. Marine Corps Reserves collects toys to be distributed at a Christmas party held for underprivileged children. This year, in cooperation with the toy drive, Art Associates Northwest is sponsoring an art show with the net proceeds from the sale of paintings going to purchase toys for needy children. Donations of new, or clean, operable used toys will be accepted from the general public. King Alfred, an 11' high stuffed dog, is the mascot of the show. He will be presiding over the bin where the toys will be collected. Ivan, the only gorilla in history to become a movie star, will be at the show. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Peterson (See Tahuya Talk Column) STOVE AND DIESEL SALES AUTOMATIC DELIVERY BUDGET TERMS IIICHFIE C0mWrt P.O. BOX !566. BELFAIR, WA. I)8-~52S TEL. CR 5-’5688 BOB MAESN ER TOM HAN LEY 16 to 23 ft. From $1095 Mercury Outboards and InboarO/Outboards EZ Loader and Calkins Trailers Bank Terms Belfair CR 5-2297 for snow skiing There are probably not as many snow skiers in the North Mason area as water skiers, but according to persons involved in ski school activities, the number is growing every year. A meeting, open to everyone in the area, young or old, who is interested in snow skiing, will be held in the Belfair Elementary gym Monday, November 29, at 7:30 p.m. A door prize will be offered, a movie on skiing will be shown and a display of ski equipment needed by anyone planning to enjoy the sport will be set up by a representative of Kitsap Sport Shop of Bremerton, ....... who will give advice on buying or renting equipment. On hand to answer questions about the Alpental Ski School, for which transportation to Snoqualmie Pass is furnished by buses from Gorst or Bremerton, will be Start Kriegel, co-ordinator and supervisor of the ski school I1-11 TWO LOCAL ARTISTS. Mary Wing (left) and Erma Roessel, are seen by Lars aemottsnea pictures they created from sand, sea water and beach charcoal during attendance at the art workshop, part of the Haystack '71 program, which was held at Cannon Beach, Ore. last summer. Some of their artwork for the program is on display this month at the Belfair Post Office. Haystack '71 program put on by Portland State University. Instructor was Fred Kline. The course was for advanced work in art and went on all summer, with other classes devoted to music, drama and short story writing. The Belfairites said there were students from all over the country enrolled in the several courses. It was so much fun creating pictures in this new way that both Mrs. Wing and Mrs. Roessel have continued to work with natural materials to create artistic pictures since their return to Belfair from the workshop. Coast Guard signups Two Coast Guard Reserve programs are now re-open for first-time enlistments. One program allows an initial five-month active duty period This month's display of art work at the Belfair Post Office is the first exhibit for artist Mary Wing and the second for Erma Roessel, whose watercolors were displayed on the same wall in December of 1968. The two women took a course together in watercolor painting at Olympic College several years ago and then learned more about art from two extension courses taught at night school at the North Mason High School a couple of years ago. The artwork on display this month was created when the couple joined a workshop at Cannon Beach, Ore. for two weeks last summer and learned a new method of creating paintings, through use of sand, sea water, beach charcoal and beach atmosphere. Once the basic design is formed with the natural materials, the artists finish the pictures in their homes by adding acrylic paints and medium. The workshop at which they learned the technique was entitled "Painting with the Natural Environment" and was part of the D & G TREE SERVICE TOPPED, TRIMMED OR REMOVED FULLY INSURED Wes Griffey CR 5-2117 Lou Dobbs TR 6-4783 :-. .... followed by assignment to a . Tune-ups Minor Repair Work ~ii~ home-town Coast Guard Reserve Training Unit for the balance of ,... --.., I l i lob"| ] 24 Hr. Wrecker Service the six-year obligation. The other "'-''77 program begins with the same ~KQI 4V ~ five-month active duty, but BELFAIR MOBIL includes attendance at a service t school in a specialty chosen before enlistment. Remainder of the six-year obligation is, again, ~.~..~!:;.'~:.i~-'~,~i~:~::i!~.,.'~;~~~~ ":.: "~i~.-'~i~.':;"~.~~.~.'~.~r/~.~'~ spa n t a t a home-town Coast Guard Reserve Unit. L & D CONSTRUCTION We Specialize in Your Needs By Hour or Contract Nothing Too Small or Large John Levang CR5-3053 George Dinovi CR5-3358 Free Estimates _-_-%--_--_-_-_-_--_-_--- - %- -_-_-_----- --_---_-- - - - --- -_---_-_-_----- -----_--- - - • Fishing and Sporting Supplies During the six-year enlistment obligation, a Reservist will receive one day's pay for one night a week drill, or four days' pay for weekend drills, depending on the Reserve unit he enters. Applicants for Reserve enlistment must be between 17 and 26 with no previous military service, be single with no dependents, pass a physical examination and be available for assignment to initial active duty. For more information, contact your local Coast Guard Recruiter, or write to: Commander (ptp), 13th Coast Guard District, 618 2nd Ave., Seattle, Wash., 98104. Weekend housekeeper Companion for Elderly lady. tfn CR5-2658, Call evenings • Paints • Tools • Housewares • Garden Supplies • Building Hardware • Plumbing Supplies • Gifts • Toys ERNIE & HAROLD ARIES CR 5-2031 8:30 -- 6:00 but no one hurt Two cars were totalled but no one was injured in an accident less than half a mile north of Belfair on the old Belfair Highway about 5 p.m. November 15. A '63 Valiant drivenby Theodore A. Gierke, 25, of Belfair, was backing up in the northbound lane when it was struck in the rear by a '59 Rambler driven by William E. Kincaid, 54, of Belfair. An unidentified car was reported to be t raveling south in the southbound lane at the time according to a statement from the WSP trooper who investigated the accident. enthusiasts for the third year. He is a teacher of the sixth grade at North Mason Upper Elementary. He said if enough people in the Belfair area are interested in participating in the ski school, a bus may be provided leaving from Belfair. Classes in the ski school will be held Saturdays, Sundays or Wednesdays. Cost will be determined on whether the student avails himself of both lessons and transportation or just lessons. The course will start Jan. 8th for Saturday students and Jan. 9th for those wishing to participate on Sundays. There is no charge for next Monday's meeting. 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Without Boot... $79.50 ONE-YEAR BREAKAGE GUARANTEE 617 NORTH CALLOW INC. 0,,., ,o, *,.L* ES 3-9589 FRIDAY UNTIL I P.M. Page 6 - Huckleberry Herald section of Shelton-Mason County Journal - November 24, 1971 November 24, 1971 - Huckleberry Herald section of Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 3