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iris win opening game
JOHN BLAIR pressing defense, but senior Heath with eight points.
The North Mason Bulldogs guard Shelly Duncan with some This year's varsity squad is
basketball team opened its fancy dribbling and good passes, looking forward to a great
successfully with a 55-47 picked the defense apart, season, and possibly a state
tory over tough AAA It was as though the Bulldogs championship under first-year
last Monday. girls" could do no wrong. Senior Coach John Jornlin, so watch
The Bulldogs" attack was led Kathy Reid also helped in the out for those Bulldog girls.
eenter Caron Zech, who had scoring, nearly bringing down the
NORTH MASON VERSUS
hopping 33 points. North roof with a couple of corner EATONVlLLE
seemed at ease passing the shots. JV -- North Mason: 41;
[to Zech wilT3 continually put The J.V. girls weren't so Eatonville: 20.
ball in the basket, lucky losing to a tough Teena Heath, 21 points.
' Varsity -- North Mason: 64;
Ruth Marsh and Zech seemed Bremerton team. Although the Eatonville: 26.
e0ntrol the boards against a J.V.'s did play good hard crrr r, ,cr, ? " i¢
0Ugh Bremerton team. defense, they just couldn't seen]
trying desperately to to put the ball in the hoop. The
back, put on a full-court J.V. girls were led by Teena
GIRLS' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
School Depart
Urs., Dec. 14 Vashon --
Dec. 15 South Kitsap --
Dec. 18 Chimacum --
Dec. 20 at Montesano (6:15/8)4:30
Jan. 3 Central Kitsap --
Jan. 8 at South Kitsap 4:45
Jan. 11 at Charles Wright 4:15
n., Jan. 15 Orting --
Jrs., Jan. 18 Eatonville --
Jan. 22 at Vashon 3:50 (4:40 ferry)
27 Montesano --
Jan. 29 Charles Wright --
., Feb. i at Orting 3:45
time: J.V., 5:45/varsity, 7:30 (except where indicated).
Santa Shops Here!
Bremerton Yamaha's
Annual CHRISTMAS
' SALE!
Helmets from '19 *s
Boots from s579s
t Leather jackets from '69 s°
t Fairings, Ree 1049s SALE '79 *s
Winter wear
Polarwear Suits ssees
LOTS OF GIFT IDEAS
1979
80, 125, 250, 400
YZ's ARE IN!
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• Roar
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• Coty Musk
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, , Priced from $2 9S
• Faberge
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For Her !
• Charlie
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• Jovan Musk
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Rebounds: Linda Zech, 14;
Ruthie Marsh, 14; and Caron
Zech, 12.
NORTH MASON VERSUS
BREMERTON
JV -- North Mason: 21;
Bremerton : 43.
Linda Baldy, six points.
Rebounds: Linda Baldy, Teena
Heath and Linda Wilkens.
Varsity -- North Mason: 50;
Bremerton: 33.
Caron Zech, 11 points.
Rebounds: Caron Zech, 12;
Kathy Lutzenhiser, 11; and
Ruthie Marsh, 10.
ulldog wrestlers lose
By KEVIN MacGEORGE everything went downhill. North
The North Kitsap Vikings
rolled into Belfair December 8
looking for their fourth straight
victory over the Bulldogs.
As it happened, they rolled
out of Belfair wearing the smiles
of victory, 37-24.
A freshman, Cliff Williams
(101), started out right for the
Bulldogs by pinning his man in
the third period, five minutes
into the match.
Ben Brainard won his match
on a 12-3, but Ted Smith (I 15)
lost his 2-9. Phil Wyman won by
a forfeit.
Leonard Datus (129) tied his
match at 2-2. After that
Mason was leading 18-5.
A real shocker came when
Bulldog Dan Hannah (135) was
pinned in the second period,
3:50 into the match.
Jim Smith (141) tied with
tus Viking opponent, 3-3; and
Ken Pollard (148) was pinned in
the second period, 2:12 into the
match. Tom Scott (158) was
pinned 1:53 into the match.
Jim Foley (168) lost 4-6, and
Scott Campbell (178)lost 5-7.
Ed Puck (190) was pinned in the
third period, 5:25 into the
match.
Grant Bonney (unlimited)
ended the competition with a
12-3 win for North Mason.
Gropeview Doin's
By ELLEN GIVENS
Francis and Ann Eacrett of
Treasure Island welcomed their
son, Bob, and his wile, Shirley,
and grandson, Steve, from Oak
Harbor. Also present was their
younger son, Jim, from
Huntington Beach, California.
They all arrived on the weekend
of December 3 and it was a very
happy reunion.
The Grapeview Grange
members held their monthly
meeting December 7. This
meeting was also their Christmas
party and officer installation
night. There were 47 members
Worthy Master Bryan Rauschert
turned over the gavel to Harry
Branch, who will be the new
worthy master for 1979.
Bryan Rauschert wishes to
thank all the members for their
cooperation during his two years
in office.
The Grange information was
brought to us courtesy of Ann
Eacrett, and she would like to
remind us that Grange meetings
are held on the first Thursday of
each month at the Grapeview
Firehall.
My apologies to our State
Fisheries Patrol Officer Marvin
,...ta.seat ............................. Stenber.8 for-misspelling his name
After an excellent potluck and misquoting him in last
supper, Christmas carols were week's "Grapeview Doins'."
sung, led by Barbara Catron and What he really said was, "The
accompanied by Henry Person. boat with the spotlights in
This was followed by a gift McLains Cove was probably a
exchange that was sometimes fisheries patrol boat, or it txuld
hilarious, be Indians fishing." The Coast
At the end of the meeting, Guard was not involved.
LITTLE VOICES will sing out at the Belfair Elementary
School December 17 during the annual Christmas program
which will start at 7:30 p.m. in the multipurpose room.
Breaking with tradition, there will not be any skits, but
there will be a sing-along instead, said Barbara Catron,
coordinator of the event. Before the audience participation,
Mason 00.ake Meanderings
By JANET WILLIAMS
The annual lunclreon-auction
sponsored by the Grapeview
Parents' Club was held on
December 1 al the MBC
clubhouse. As usual the function
was a success, thanks to the hard
work of many members.
ttandmade items along with
candles, plants, and other gift
items were auctioned off by Bob
Randall who has been playing
that role ever since the club first
started having the auction.
Bob announced that this was
his last .year as auctioneer, and
the group presented him with a
gift in aopreciation for his help.
Frienus and neighbors of
Margie and George Marshall
extend their sympathy in the
loss of their son, Wayne, last
week in an automobile accident.
Wayne was a pilot and had taken
his parents on several trips in his
airplane over the last few years
and was a frequent visitor at
their home on Mason Lake.
Doug Sayan is on tile mend
after suffering injuries in an
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however, each grade, kindergarten through fifth, will sing
Christmas songs, she said. Eileen Podraza will provide pianq
accompaniment for the program. Here fourth graders?,
practice for the big night. The program is free and open to
the public.
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automobile accident a couple of
weeks ago.
Last week's announcement
regarding the auxiliary Christmas
party on December 16 stated
that auxiliary members would be
bringing hot dishes and other
guests are to bring salads and
desserts. The auxiliary members
are actually bringing meat dishes
so guests may bring other hot
dishes also.
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