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Lusignans celebrate 50 years of marriage
and Josephine (Ravsten) Lusig-
were married June 17, 1957 in
They have lived in Mason
for 39 years, having also lived
m and Arlington. They have
four children: the late Eric Lusig-
LI i, Peter Lusignan of Olympia, Jann
gnan of Shelton and Mollie Zaring
d her husband Keith of Centennial,
01orado. The Lusignans also have
four grandchildren and one great-
grandchild. Mr. Lusignan retired in
2001 as a forestry consultant and own-
er of Lusignan Forestry, Incorporated.
Mrs. Lusignan is a retired teacher, hav-
ing taught third and fourth grades at
Southside School. The couple attends
Faith Lutheran Church. To celebrate
their 50th wedding anniversary, the
Lusignans took a cruise to Alaska.
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Sara Waiters and Shawn Williams
Walters, Williams
to wed gust 1 1
Sara Walters and Shawn Wil-
liams are engaged to marry. Their
wedding is scheduled to take place
on Saturday, August 11, in Port
Orchard.
The bride-to-be is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Lannie Walters
of Port Orchard. Her fianc is the
son of John and Cindy Lewis and
A.G. and Rhonda Williams, all of
Shelton.
Correction: It's Lillian LaMont
Lillian LaMont was incorrectly story on page 16 of last week's edi-
identified as Beverly Lamont in a tion of The Journal.
• will hear Springer
an S] will talk about her travels to Antarctica before
Kiwanis Club next week. The club meets at noon on
sday, June 19, at Xinh's Clam and Oyster House, 221 West
Avenue in downtown Shelton.
of '48 slates lunch
Members of the h'ene S. Reed High School Class of" 1948 will
for lunch at noon on Tuesday, June 19, at Taylor Station
and Lounge, off" U.S. Highway 101 and Lynch Road,
of Shelton.
women to meet
State Representative Kathy Haigh, D-Shelton, will address this
meeting of the Mason County Democratic Women's Club.
club will meet tbr a no-host luncheon beginning at 11:30 a.m.
Yednesday, June 20, at El Sarape Restaurant, 2503 Olympic
North.
a short business meeting, Haigh will speak to the group
the results of the last legislative session and will share in-
about issues she's currently addressing. The public is
to attend.
information is available by calling Marilyn Sayan at 426-
or Cathy Gallagher at 426-6411.
women will meet
Olympia chapter of the American Association of University
will meet on Tuesday, June 19, at the Chinook Recreation
4031 21st Avenue SW in Lacey. A social session will begin
P.m., ahead of the program. Member Mary Garrett, who is
r involved with an exercise program, will talk about what
can do for you.
of '53 will visit Vern's
of the Irene S. Reed High School Class of 1953 will
for lunch at 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, June 23, at Vern's Res-
109 South First Street in Shelton. Friends, spouses and
classmates of the Fifties are welcome. Reservations may be
calling Myrna Wallin Bennett at 426-7111.
of '44 will reunite
Ierabers of the Irene S. Reed High School Class of 1944 will
for ,lunch at 1 p.m. on Sunday, June 17, at Taylor Station
and Lounge, 62 SE Lynch Road. More information is
by calling 426-3438.
..... ..... i ii%/il
SOCK turns
10 years old
It's hit a whole decade. Save
Our County's Kids, better known
as SOCK, will turn 10 years old
on Thursday. Everyone is invit-
ed to the anniversary party.
The public is invited to come
and celebrate the hard work
and commitment that has kept
SOCK afloat since 1997 and
learn about the hope that SOCK
holds for the future by attend-
ing a neighborhood block party.
The party will take place
between 3 and 6 p.m. on June
14 in front of the SOCK build-
ing between Fifth and Seventh
streets on Franklin Street in
downtown Shelton. The com-
munity is invited to join SOCK
children, staff and volunteers
for a barbecue, music and dance
performances. There will also be
community art projects, carni-
val games, face painting, a raffle
and a chance to see what's been
going on at SOCK.
From 6 to 7 p.m., the festivi-
ties will move indoors tbr volun-
teer recognition and a SOCKu-
mentary Filmfest.
More information about the
programs and volunteer oppor-
tunities is available by sending
an e-mail to Stephanie Cook at
stephaniesock.org or calling
her at 432-0842.
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Thursday, June 14, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 17
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Lusignans celebrate 50 years of marriage
and Josephine (Ravsten) Lusig-
were married June 17, 1957 in
They have lived in Mason
for 39 years, having also lived
m and Arlington. They have
four children: the late Eric Lusig-
LI i, Peter Lusignan of Olympia, Jann
gnan of Shelton and Mollie Zaring
d her husband Keith of Centennial,
01orado. The Lusignans also have
four grandchildren and one great-
grandchild. Mr. Lusignan retired in
2001 as a forestry consultant and own-
er of Lusignan Forestry, Incorporated.
Mrs. Lusignan is a retired teacher, hav-
ing taught third and fourth grades at
Southside School. The couple attends
Faith Lutheran Church. To celebrate
their 50th wedding anniversary, the
Lusignans took a cruise to Alaska.
%
Sara Waiters and Shawn Williams
Walters, Williams
to wed gust 1 1
Sara Walters and Shawn Wil-
liams are engaged to marry. Their
wedding is scheduled to take place
on Saturday, August 11, in Port
Orchard.
The bride-to-be is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Lannie Walters
of Port Orchard. Her fianc is the
son of John and Cindy Lewis and
A.G. and Rhonda Williams, all of
Shelton.
Correction: It's Lillian LaMont
Lillian LaMont was incorrectly story on page 16 of last week's edi-
identified as Beverly Lamont in a tion of The Journal.
• will hear Springer
an S] will talk about her travels to Antarctica before
Kiwanis Club next week. The club meets at noon on
sday, June 19, at Xinh's Clam and Oyster House, 221 West
Avenue in downtown Shelton.
of '48 slates lunch
Members of the h'ene S. Reed High School Class of" 1948 will
for lunch at noon on Tuesday, June 19, at Taylor Station
and Lounge, off" U.S. Highway 101 and Lynch Road,
of Shelton.
women to meet
State Representative Kathy Haigh, D-Shelton, will address this
meeting of the Mason County Democratic Women's Club.
club will meet tbr a no-host luncheon beginning at 11:30 a.m.
Yednesday, June 20, at El Sarape Restaurant, 2503 Olympic
North.
a short business meeting, Haigh will speak to the group
the results of the last legislative session and will share in-
about issues she's currently addressing. The public is
to attend.
information is available by calling Marilyn Sayan at 426-
or Cathy Gallagher at 426-6411.
women will meet
Olympia chapter of the American Association of University
will meet on Tuesday, June 19, at the Chinook Recreation
4031 21st Avenue SW in Lacey. A social session will begin
P.m., ahead of the program. Member Mary Garrett, who is
r involved with an exercise program, will talk about what
can do for you.
of '53 will visit Vern's
of the Irene S. Reed High School Class of 1953 will
for lunch at 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, June 23, at Vern's Res-
109 South First Street in Shelton. Friends, spouses and
classmates of the Fifties are welcome. Reservations may be
calling Myrna Wallin Bennett at 426-7111.
of '44 will reunite
Ierabers of the Irene S. Reed High School Class of 1944 will
for ,lunch at 1 p.m. on Sunday, June 17, at Taylor Station
and Lounge, 62 SE Lynch Road. More information is
by calling 426-3438.
..... ..... i ii%/il
SOCK turns
10 years old
It's hit a whole decade. Save
Our County's Kids, better known
as SOCK, will turn 10 years old
on Thursday. Everyone is invit-
ed to the anniversary party.
The public is invited to come
and celebrate the hard work
and commitment that has kept
SOCK afloat since 1997 and
learn about the hope that SOCK
holds for the future by attend-
ing a neighborhood block party.
The party will take place
between 3 and 6 p.m. on June
14 in front of the SOCK build-
ing between Fifth and Seventh
streets on Franklin Street in
downtown Shelton. The com-
munity is invited to join SOCK
children, staff and volunteers
for a barbecue, music and dance
performances. There will also be
community art projects, carni-
val games, face painting, a raffle
and a chance to see what's been
going on at SOCK.
From 6 to 7 p.m., the festivi-
ties will move indoors tbr volun-
teer recognition and a SOCKu-
mentary Filmfest.
More information about the
programs and volunteer oppor-
tunities is available by sending
an e-mail to Stephanie Cook at
stephaniesock.org or calling
her at 432-0842.
NOO,E,E A S Ill
DAY GIFT DAD WILL
REALLY LIKE..."
New from Weber :
the stainless
Genesis 310
Financing
available
6 Months
O.A.C ..........
i .................................................................... ! .................................................................. !
Stainless Closures Flavorizer Grill Stainless Burners
Capital City Stove
& Fan Center
2118 Pacific Ave., Olympia 943-5587
Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. • Sat. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
www.capitalcitystove.com
Thursday, June 14, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 17