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AT BUMBERSHOOT, the Arts and Crafts Festival to be held from 9 a.m.
until 6 p.m. Saturday in Kneeland Park, Freshie the Clown can entertain the
kiddies while adults may browse the many booths. Pony rides, programs and
varied performances will be scheduled throughout the day and a "Little Miss
Bumbershoot" will be selected by a drawing set for 2 p.m. Food and
beverages will be available. Epsilon Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will
sponsor the event with proceeds to be used for the purchase of playground
equipment.
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Mrs. Loui (Bea) Larson will
present students of piano, organ
and voice in a recital at 2 p.m.
Sunday in the United Methodist
Church.
Those participating will
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include Jenny Adams, Tim
Adams, Kim Baze, Christine
Bennett, Shelly Case, Bonnie
Chamberlin, Christina Engen,
Kathy Fuller, Karen Fuller, Neva
Hoepfner, Lori Kimbel, Dan
?lub plans meeting
The final meeting of the
season for Shelton Garden Club
will be held Monday at 12:30
p.m. in the Island Lake home of
Mrs. Madeline Bridger.
Those attending should bring
a sandwich and dessert. Salad will
be supplied by Mrs. Bridger and
assistant hostess Mrs. Laura
Gruver.
Following a short business
meeting, slides of Europe will be
shown. The pictures were taken
by Mr. and Mrs. Cash Bridger last
year during their trip.
Contributions will be
accepted toward the collection
for the nursng home. Members
requiring transportation should
meet in Evergreen Square at
noon.
;helton pupils
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Seven Shelton students
received degrees on May 25 at
commencement exercises held at
Pacific Lutheran University in
Tacoma.
Recipients of master s degrees
were Franklin Bruce Baker,
sociology; David Allen
Dunnington, sociology; Michael
Jerome Determan, human
relations; Mary Ann Hanlon,
psychology; Ronald Edwin
Jacobson, sociology; and Samuel
Bennett Morton, sociology.
A bachelor's degree in nursing
was awarded to Marian L.
Eveleth.
Picnic slated
National Association of
Retired Federal Employees will
hold a picnic at 1 p.m. Tuesday in
Walker Park.
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Kimbel,
Laura Logi, Lezlie Logi,
Candace MacRae, Cheri Orr,
Debbie Ragan, Craig Ragan,
Elizabeth Reid, Maurice Reintjes,
Hal Studer, Jeff Sylvester,
Catherine Swenson, Arne
Swenson, Kenneth Townsend.
Lori Huber, guest artist, will
sing vocal solos with her guitar
accompaniment.
Friends and relatives of these
students are cordially invited to
the afternoon of music and the
social hour following.
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On May 3 in the Faith
Lutheran Church of Shelton
Vickie Stuller, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Stuller, became the
bride of Vernon Gonzales, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Waldburger. All
are of Shelton.
Pastor Ken Robinson
officiated at the 7 p.m.
double-ring ceremony with Fred
Stuller giving his daughter in
marriage.
Old.fashioned lace formed the
beaded bodice of the bride's
white rayon gown and long
sleeves terminated in cuffs of
matching lace. The veil, secured
by a crown, was trimmed in lace
matching that of the dress.
The bride wore a cross, an
La Leche League
Jler,
rnon
Gonzal
heirloom from the family of the
groom. She carried a bouquet of
white stock, white gladioli and
small white roses interspersed
with baby's breath of blue and
white and tied with blue velvet
ribbon.
Maid of honor was Linda
Stuller, sister of the bride, with
Vickie Taylor of Shelton as
bridesmaid. Manuel Gonzales was
best man with Ruben Gonzales
lighting candles. Both are brothers
of the groom.
Dean Taylor of Shelton seated
guests. Mrs. Ted Wittenberg was
organist. Vocals with guitar
accompaniment were presented
by Ken Marshall and Mike
Johnson.
At the reception held in
Hidden Haven Park from 8:30
p.m. until midnight, cake was
served by Carol Blucher, aunt of
the groom, and by Nancy
Selvidge, cousin of the groom.
Pouring coffee and tea was Esther
Nordstrom, aunt of the bride.
Punch was poured by Colleen
Hamlin.
Sister-of-the-groom Joaquina
Gonzales was in charge of the
guest book with Marvin Barker
and Robin Tibbitts at the gift
table.
The bride is employed by
Mason County Federal Credit
Union, and the groom is a
Simpson Timber Company
employee. Both are graduates of
Shelton High School.
After a wedding trip to the
South, the couple is at home in
Shelton.
will meetin DeRochet°nighthomeDay Camp scheduled
La Leche League of Shelton to begin on June
will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in
the home of Alison I)eRoche at
526 East Fir Street, Capitol Hill.
Those so desiring may arrive
at 7 p.m. for the presentation of
an audio-visual overview on
breastfeeding, "Best for Baby ...
Best for You."
league leader Holly Wonner
will discuss the second of a series
of topics, "Art of Breastfeeding
and Overcoming Difficulties."
Mothers will share ideas on
preparation for enjoyable
mothering experiences.
Bridge Club [
winners named [
North-South winners at the I
Monday meeting of Shelton
Bridge Club were Lynn Rust and I
Bob Quimby; Clyde Ruddell and
Bruce Kreger; Bob and Lucy [
Geyerman.
Winning for East-West were
Tom Halpin and Mary Ann
Brunswig; Etta Rector and
Francis Sanderson; Grace
Jessiman and Ted Brodie.
All bridge players are
welcome to attend club meetings
held at 7:15 p.m. each Monday in
the PUD auditorium.
"Pets on Parade"
slated for Sunday
People with pets to give away
and those" wishing to adopt them
will meet at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at
Loop Field at 12th and Franklin
Streets for "Pets On Parade," a
service sponsored by Mason
County Citizens For Animals.
Worth makes man
Worth makes the man, and want
of it the fellow;
The rest is all but leather
on prunella.
Alexander Pope
Girls of Mason County will
have the opportunity for fun in
the out-of-doors at the annual
Mason County Day Camp at
Mason Lake to be held from 9
a.m. to 3 p.m. each day from
June 23 through June 27.
Included in the activities will
be crafts, songs, games, camping
skills and nature lore.
All girls in the county are
invited to attend the Mason Day
Camp. Cost for Girl Scouts is
$5.00. Non-scouts pay an
additional dollar to cover
insurance. Registration and fees
should be sent immediately to
Lela Roller at Route 3, Box 814,
Shelton.
For further information
contact Arline Goldsby, camp
director, at 426-2154, or Lela
Roller at 426-2168. Parent
volunteers are needed for car
pools and camp staff. A volunteer
lifeguard is also needed to be on
duty between 1 p.m. and 2 p.m.
each day.
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Day Camp Registration
Day Camp registration and fee should be mailed promptly to
Lela Roller, Route 3, Box 814, Shelton, WA 98584.
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Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Gonzales
VFW slates June
The next regular meeting of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
and Auxiliary will be held Friday,
with the department convention
scheduled for June 17 through
June 21.
On May 24, Aberdeen VFW
Post and Auxiliary held
installation of officers. Attending
from Shelton were Mr. and Mrs.
Darrell Sparks, Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Robinson and Colleell
The women
ceremony as
Local VFW
attending the
conducted by
Post and Auxiliary
were Mr. and ld~
Swope, Mr. and
Sparks, Mr. and
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