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CUB SCOUTS in Den 1 performed the opening flag
ceremony at last Thursday night's pack meeting.
"A UNIQUE GIFT FROM THE NORTHWEST"
Packaged Shipped Anywhere
Noble Fir and Silver Fir Wreaths
also available
Write Or phone for brochure
s, v/V oAL C
ROWERS
LJ] ~ Phone 1--206--692.9081
~~1 Box 152, Stlverdale, Wash. 98383
"~ TOM LEWIS BILL NEWTON
¢
sgiving Dinner
1 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Also
Don at the organ
Fri. & Sat. nights
Call for Reservations
ALDERBROOK INN
898-2200 Union
on south shore of Hood Canal
Metzdorf Restaurants, Inc.
/
3-piece set
acetate-nylon
tricot print
Floral in
tones of green,
rust & grey on
silver.
(Picture not exact)
Cub Scout Trail I --Aion-g-t-h-e ....... 8, LEA.o.A
• • CR 5-2774
S NANCVM,LLER S Old Belfalr Highway
By
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Nov. 20 was the night for the Matt Cook, artist badge; David Gusts of wind literally blew
Mutillo, artist badge; Joe Grable,
artist badge; Bert Allen, artist
badge; Keith Jensen, artist badge;
Jimmy Pollard, engineer badge.
The Webelos welcomed a new cub
into their den, Tracy Owen. It's
nice to have you back, Tracy.
Den 1: Steve Clark, bear
badge, 1 gold and 2 silver arrows;
Kevin Vetters, bear badge, 1 gold
and 1 silver arrow, a pen and
pencil set for recruiting his
mother, Terry Vetters, as a den
mother; Tommy Keller, denner
cord; Adam Blankenship, assistant
denner cord.
Den 2: Chad Leach, denner
c or d ; J ohn Higgins, assistant
denner cord, pen and pencil set
for recruiting his mother, Jackie
Higgins, as a den mother.
Den 3: Pat Heath, bobcat
badge, assistant denner cord;
Brian Ruff, denner cord, 1 silver
arrow; Todd LaRue, pen and
pencil set for recruiting his father,
David LaRue, as Webelos leader.
Den 4: Carl Heath, bear badge
(I owe you due to shortage of
badges); Andy Pease, bear badge,
pen and pencil set for recruiting,
his mother, Marlene Pease, as a
den mother, and a recruiter's tie
slide for recruiting Denny Winger;
David Winfrey, recruiter's tie slide
for recruiting Denny Winger.
Remember these dates, cubs.
Dec. 16th cubs are to participate
in the Kiwanis Senior Citizens'
Christmas party. Dec. 18 is our
next pack meeting with a theme
of old-fashioned Christmas.
cubs of Pack 513 to bring their
donations for our traditional
Thanksgiving food drive. The
boys built a good pile of canned
goods. Belfair Thriftway added a
beautiful turkey to the pile. All of
this food will be turned over to
our sponsor, Belfair Community
Baptist Church, for distribution
locally.
The theme of the pack
meeting was vaudeville. Each den
performed a skit. Den 1, The
Mesopotamian Mime Troupe, did
a pantomime of Daniel in the
lions' den. Den 2, Napoleon and
Waterloo, sang and acted out
"Alouette." Den 3, The Original
Downtown Nitty-Gritty Sticks
and Stones Band, marched and
played rhythm instruments to
taped accompaniment. Den 4,
The Tossed Salad, were costumed
as salad vegetables and each
vegetable told about his job in the
salad. Webelos, Den 1, The New
Tit a n t ic Singers, sang "Row,
Row, Row Your Boat" as a
round.
The following awards were
presented:
Webelos: Mike Clark, denner
cord; Kenny Conwell, assistant
denner cord, artist and citizens
badges; Charles Kehrberg, bear
badge, artist and athlete badge,
one-year perfect attendance pin;
Sid Villines, aquanaut and artist
badge; Ricky Lott, artist badge;
Rodney Banach, artist badge,
two-year perfect attendance pin;
FEATHERS WERE PLUCKED from a colorful bird by cubs
in Den 2 as they sang "Alouette" during Thursday's pack
meeting vaudeville show.
the lights out in the early morning
hours of Saturday, Nov. 15. Some
people took the neat approach
and dug deeper under the
bedcovers. Those due at work had
to make do with a cold breakfast.
While waiting for the power
to come back on, Mr. and Mrs.
Terry Haydon and the two
youngsters were cozy by moving
out to their nearby summer
trailer. Les and Wilma Just had to
give a raincheck on the promised
pancakes for breakfast to their
two visiting grandchildren.
Double trouble developed later in
the day when the oven element
sputtered out and left Wilma
holding the cookie sheet. The
tropical fish at the J. C. Williams
home had a low survival rate. The
12 hours without power took a
toll in spite of the Williams'
fireplace and first aid efforts of
wrapping the fish ,tank in towels
for warmth. As the power
flickered on about noon, I started
to put the delayed birthday cake
together. Add a guess to what my
thoughts were when the power
went off again for some hours.
The grand finale was our furnace
getting into the act, throwing an
oil spasm.
The top story of the power
outage is a hair-raiser in the
experience of Gayland Manwiller.
As he was driving home from
night shift work, he noticed the
lack of lights around Mission
Lake. Near the public access area
he found the why and wherefore
when his truck tangled with live
wires and a fallen tree in the road.
Gayland sat tight inside, and was
able to back his pickup out of the
debris amid a shower of sparks.
Adding to the many problems
of the storm was another tree that
fell near the Lumley place on
Tiger Lake.
Cffauncey and Betty Vaughn
have reason to be mighty proud
parents as their son Todd joined
the ranks of successful hunters.
After completing the course in
firearms safety, 13-year-old Todd
Driver cited
Brian" C. Hodgen of Belfair
was issued a citation for failure to
stop for a schoolbus when red
fights were flashing on November
1 7. According to the report in the
sheriff's office, a description of
Hodgen's vehicle had been given
to a deputy who spotted it and
stopped it. The school bus driver
identified Hodgen as the" driver of
the vehicle when it had passed the
bus.
C
8:30 to 5:30
Tues. thru Fri.
10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sat.
CLOSED MON.
across from Belfair Electric
WOULDN
'T YOU REALLY RATHER HAVE A
%
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WHEN: Prior to December 31, 1975 (Less that 6 weeks away)
WHAT: 5% TAX CREDIT
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EIGHT WAYS TO SAVE---SAVE---SAVE
Come in & see Jim Yoest, AI Logan
& Dave Macomber
275-2033 Mary Wright Bclfair
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BELFAIR HWY & GORST TRIANGLE
Phone
377-4461
went elk hunting with his dad
near Packwood. Getting to the
chosen spot involving packing and
hiking in some 12 miles. Todd
was hunting alone when he
sighted an elk. One well-placed
shot through the neck downed
the 360-1b. animal. With his dad's
help, the elk was loaded on pack
horses and brought out of the
woods.
Lost and found things
reported to the sheriff appear
here and there in this paper, and
one in the Nov. 6 issue had a sad
ending. It was late at night when
Nancy Cleman called, asking
about their lost pet that matched
with one reported found on
North Shore.
Nancy said they are new
residents at Wooten Lake and the
red female Irish setter had
probably lost its way in the
unfamiliar surroundings. Her
grandmother had read my article
(bless those readers) and the
adjoining article of the lost pet
brought about instant phone calls.
It was one of those three-day
holidays and, with time going by,
the dog was taken to the Kitsap
Humane Society. Nancy had
inquired earlier about her lost
dog, but was not notified when
an Irish setter was brought in.
Records there show that one dog
was placed in a new home (no
address) and another was put to
sleep. Either one could have been
the Clemans' lost pet.
Memorial services for
Florence B. (Mrs. Fred) Maul, 80,
of Belfair were held Saturday at
Lewis Funeral Chapel in
Bremerton. She died November
15 at Harrison Memorial Hospital.
Born Aug. 1 8, 1895 in
Juneau, Alaska, she came to
Bremerton from Seattle in 1932
and has lived on Hood Canal since
1964.
Surviving are her husband,
Fred, of the family home; a son,
Allan of Tacoma; and four
grandchildren.
Inurnment was at Forest
Lawn Cemetery.
RADIOS STOLEN
Two radios were reported
stolen from a pickup parked in
Belfair Nov. 20.
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
P.O. BOX 407
John Senn, Pastor
Church phone -- CR 5-6262
CHRIST LUTHERAN
Church at Belfair
Service'of Worship &
Sunday School 10 A.M.
COME AS YOU ARE
CHEERIO LODGE
1/4 mile west of
Belfair State Park
Nursery Provided
CR 5-3354
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OUPON
SENIOR CITIZENS, 5¢ OFF
EACH GALLON OF GAS
DAVE'S BELFAIR ARCO STATION
CLIP COUPON & BRING IN 275-3211
Offer good Tues. & Thurs. only to Jan. 1st
TO
FLIGHTS LEAVE FROM KITSAP COUNTY
FIVE TIMES DALLY:
7:00A.M. 10:55A.M. 2:45P.M. 6:15P.M.
15 MINUTES TO SEA~TAC AIRPORT
RESERVATIONS 674-2377 Or call travel
Christmas Holly " Holly
Aider-smoked Puget Sound seafoods
Door Charms -- Assorted Native Everc
Gift packaged & mailed for you/
HOLLY LANE FARM
Box 312, Union, Wa. 98592 Phone 898-2299
Please Call Collect or Write for Brochure
SHOP HERE FIRST FOR YOUR
MAJOR APPLIANCES
We are franchised General
Special Pricing -- Factory Service
Terms- Free Delivery
We take trade-ins.
275-2020
1/2 BLOCK NORTH OF THRIF'rWAY
275-299 !
Transistor Radio
with Winter Tune-uP
The radio looks just
like a battery!
SPECIAL MINI ToOl
KEY CHAIN
Real set of little
with lube, oil and filter
Have 'you seen this bike?
It's new from Kawasaki
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• BX 100 pro, rugged aluminum tubular frame
• Motorcycle swing-arm design
• Adjustable 2-way shocks
• Competition knobby tires
• Forged 61/a'' steel crank
• Motorcycle-type unsprung forks
• Adjustable MX seat
• Fully reflectorized & street-legal
Cliff's Cycle Center
373-7444
THE WORLD LEADER IN QUALITY CHAIN SAWS
Save $38.45 at:
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Regularly
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ings of $38.45 -- on the
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electronic ignition. You'll
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case. Attractively gif
Completely as'semb
14" bar
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Right in Downtown Belfair 275-2211