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Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
May 2, 1974     Shelton Mason County Journal
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A group of 40 high school and college-aged youth from the Portland-Vancouver area will be in Shelton this weekend to present the musical "Coming Together." Under the direction of Wayne Davis, the troup has been making a tour in the Northwest, and plans a trip to Europe next year. The presentation will be held at Faith Lutheran Church May 4 at 7:30 p.m. Members of the congregation will provide a fellowship supper at 6 p.m. Families are to bring a spaghetti hot dish and tossed green salad. The guest group will spend the evening at Faith Church in an "overnighter" with local youth. Following a special breakfast the singing group will conduct the morning worship at 10:15 a.m. with the contemporary mass "'Rejoice." The public is welcome to attend the musical Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and to participate in the worship celebration Sunday at 10:15 a.m. A freewill offering will be received Saturday evening to help provide for the group's travel and equipment expenses. Drug group to meet The regular monthly meeting of the Thurston-Mason Community Drug Program Board will be held May 6 at 7 p.m. in the Thurston County Courthouse Annex - Commissioners' Meeting Room. Lois Soper is chairperson. Members will review plans and budgets from the various community drug prevention agencies for the year 1975. Any questions about the meeting can be answered by calling Patrick Libbey, Community Coordinator, at 753-8071. The bunk History is bunk. Henry Ford Place your order by May 4th Remembrance Rings with birthstones of your loved ones for a life- time of happiness.,. More than 30 jewelry desiqns to choose. Free Parking Free Gift Wrap 5TH & FRANKLIN 426-3283 Use our Lay-Away! l - Page 22 - Shelton-Mason County \ po ss on your mi STClKe s To The hands of 1974 INTERM ROCKY HEMBROFF CRAIG CHAPMAN I Journal - Thursday, May 2. = > • o.i i .... ..... ,i PRIMARY: Scott Rollins, Bordeaux ch tdre HIGH SCHOOL: Sue Freeman, Shelton EDIATE: Robert Brocx, Bordeaux Donald Hornbeck, D.D.S. announces the opening of his Dental Practice Purdy Professional Center 6708-144th Ave. N.W. Gig Harbor ( LOCATION BEHIND HEMPHILL'S TV -- PURDY & CRESCENT RDS. ) 857-2167 I Ill II 5th and FRANKLIN 426-3357 I|1 f ival er co e winners JUNIOR HIGH: Stacy Kronquist, And isn't that great. Where would we all be if it weren't for trucks? Trucks bring you, and the businesses that serve.your needs, almost everything you eat, or wear or use. And, in the months ahead, as you plan to drive to the Spokane International Exposition, you'll find the professional truck driver a man you can depend upon should you be in danger, discomfort or distress on the highways. The professional truck driver is your highway host. And the truck he drived is your assurance of responsible, dependable, economical transportation service. If llOU te got it..... a 1lUCK brought II! WASHINGTON TRUCKING ASSOCIATIONS, 4104- 4th Avenue South, Seattle, WA 98134 Representing the common and private carriers and suppliers to the trucking indWItll/; Nort