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June 25, 1970     Shelton Mason County Journal
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~L uple By CARMEN YATES tIARSTINE-The Steig Gabrielsens of Spencer Cove headed south early last Saturday morning to attend the wedding of their youngest son, David. Accompanying them on the trip was Beula's mum Mrs. Anderson ol Tacoma. David's bride, Nancy Caughell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caughell. chose for her wedding gown the same one Beula Gabrielsen had worn 28 years ago. Needless to say, when Nancy made this decision it had both Beula and her own mum popping their buttons with delight and pride. (What a way to make a hit with the in-laws right off the bat, huh?) Seriously, though, we know how pleased Beula and her mother must both have felt. For the wedding gown was the (me Beula had visualized hum childhood.' When the big day was approaching Beula sketched the gown of her dreams on paper and Mrs. Anderson set out to design and cut a pattern for the garment that would make her daughter's dream come true. Mrs. Anders~m accomphshed the feat t,) Bcula's complete satisfaction and delight And we can well imagine how many delightful memories the sigh! ol Nancy coming down the aisle last Saturday wearing that very special wedding dress must have brought back for both Beula and Steig. Recend dinner guests of the ('hack Bridges tamely were their very close and dear triends the htcn Williams family lormerly of Shell,m, who now make their home in ltartville. Mo. Except for Ben's wile, Goldy, who made a trip ()at here Ins| summer the two lamihes haven't seen each other smce the Williams moved about two) years ago. So they thor~)ughly enioyed the reunion. I this summer was Orvaline's morn, Mrs. Ruth Hudson of Safford, Ariz. Orvaline also reports they found what they've been looking for over in Kennewick for such a long time-the very last pickup load of the possessions they've had stored over there since they moved to Harstine. Down on Pt. Wilson most of the friends and neighbors who have summer homes next door to each other were out over the weekend. The Marry Dorgans, the Otto Goldschmids and Mrs. Adams along with two of her close friends spent an enjoyable weekend of warm weather and friendly visiting. Last weekend was a special one at the John Hitchcock home. Daughter Pauline and her two children Melanie and Randy are presently enjoying having the family complete for a short time. Pauline's oldest son, Mary is home on leave from King's Cove, Alaska where he has been stationed. King's Cove is located almost at the tip of the Alaska Peninsula where the Aleutian Islands are located. For Mary, his trip home wouldn't be complete without a trip down to the Island. The Dale Peugh home last Saturday was like Grand Central station with friends and relatives arriving to take advantage of the low tides to dig geoducks. Altogether after everyone had dug until they were exhausted and everyone had some of the delectible seafood there were 21 who enjoyed a pot luck picnic lunch together. Arriving too late for Saturday's tides were the Jerry Seela family of Dickinson, N. D. Jerry, who is a brass instructor at the State College is the youngest son of Lila's sister, May Seela of Jefferson, Iowa. Their visit was a bit unexpected and Jerry and Glenda . ing and her youngsters took a trip to Seattle to visit another of Jerry's aunts, Elizabeth Nelson. They also took a drive down to the boat locks and out to the Seattle Center for ride up the 'Needle' which a trip to Seattle wouldn't be complete without. A walk around the Center followed by a Monorail ride, which didn't live up to their expectations of all they'd heard about the Monorail, completed their Seattle visit• On the return home they came by way of Tacoma so they could drive over the Narrows Bridge. The Phil Chapman family of Pickering together with the Jess Udals of Arlington found a system for beating the crowds on a campout. The two families camped together at their old home, the Lee Carlson place last weekend. Kay Braget spent a couple of days last week visiting her folks who live at Woodlawn in the Southwestern corner of the state. News from Brian Burch, son of the tti Batches of Pt. Wilson, is that he is currently working on the interior decorating of a Singapore Hotel. Altogether he will be there approximately six weeks to complete the job before returing to Saigon. The Grange met at the hall, on the porch actually, since it was so warm and nice last Friday evening. After a potluck supper the handful of members held an i n formal meeting. Chet Streckenbach was m Vancouver representing the Grange at the annual State Convention all last week. In order to encourage attendance at summer meetings it was decided to change the July, August and September meeting to Wednesday evening, same time and place, 6:30 p.m. at the hall for a potluck supper. It was the consensus of opinion that 1 CB RADIO people from Washington and adjoining states gathered at the Mason County Fair Grounds Saturday for a get- together which concluded with a dance that evening. Music for the dance was provided by Walt Allen and his orchestra. Shown here is the display of radio equipment which the visitors had a chance to view during their visit. The event was sponsored by the Christmastown CB Club. Charles Ross Jr. Is On Honor Roll Charles W. Ross Jr. of Shelton was among 819 named to the honor roll at North Texas State ii Mason County Wc twcrlooked the story ot had thought they would be going Wednesday would probably have University last spring by Dr. J. J. Ann Yates trip hack 1() Nebraska to Europe through a college less interference due to company Spurlock, vice-president of h)r 'her class leuni(m in last weeks program that didn't materialize, and weekend plans of the academic affairs. Auto Glass I Ready-mix Concrete | colu,n,~. "1 here were between 200 When that fell through they membership. And it would also Some 128 students earned all I i c°ncrete | and 300 alumni in attendance at planned a family vacation to the take the conflict of Fair Week out "A's' to make the 4.0 honor list -Concrete Culverts & Blocks I the rcunl,m held in Bartly, Neb. West Coast to visit relatives and of the August meeting• during the spring semester, and Expert Installation --Sand, Gravel, Brick & Stone | I,,r Ann it had been 55 years enjoy the scenery here for the A group of sevengalsgathered 691 achieved the 3.5 listing, -Fireplace Screens& Tools I sin~c she graduated and she was first time. They plan to return at the Gene Seward home on which includes those students I JIMPAULEY, INC. I [ GRAYSTONEofSHELTON I the ¢,l,ly one of the tour or five of home through Canada. Thursday of last week. Hostess of whose grade average is midway 15th & Railroad Ph. 426-8231 ! [ 7th & Park 426-3344 I her classmates who are still The couple have three the luncheon was Thora Seward betweenan "A"anda"B." scattered around the country who children, Melanic, Christen, and with guests Gert Zigler, Helen Ross was named to the 3.5 was presct|t |or this year's Joel. And for this reporter, it was Lammers, Shirley Root and her honor list. He is the son of Mrs. Contracting reunion. Itcr sister, Sylvia Hoyt not only getting acquainted with daughter Sally and a very special Automotive ] Betty R. Olson, 142 Lake Blvd. I CUSTOM qUALITY BUILDING. and her husband, Dean~ of Glenda and the children whom friend of Sally's, Mrs. John I Tune--up * Brakes IHOME PLANNING AND McCook, Reh.. also attendedi1~ori've never met be~l:~; but alsoPearson who now mak~ItlleL-.:- IO~\/~.~t I Tires * Lube I ~ylvia i1 was 50 years since Jerry himself since the last time home in Olympia b'~IJf"~'~6~'': ...... ~ l 'gre~Pickup& Delivery I I I Michael J. Byrne Bldg. Co. c, rad,.,ti,m we had been together was in originally came from Scotland "' ' I TOM'S RICHFIELD I I 426-6435 Wh,te ,he was there. Ann had l)enver ('oh)., when he was two and still has relatives there. I BONDED ANDLICENSED a cha,cc 1,, visit many friends and and l was all of five. Well at this writing, today, CAREFUL I let & Railroad 426-3930 I I REMODELING CABINS leJall~,¢,, 111 that :,rea which made Sunday the tide once again Monday, June 22, the Harstine ~I~R the trip doubly mcc. receded so we could show the Bridge celebrated its first l)awn Marble and two of her N.D. visitors how wc go about anniversary. For it was just one Auto Repairing I Cosmetics I HOLIDAY MAGIC COSMETICS ~lose friends fr()m Sparks, Nev. capturing the unique large clamyear ago today that saw one of --Maior Overhauls I I Free Demonstrations on sptqlt a ['ew days at the Chaffeeknown as a geoduck. Sunday the the biggest days in the history of --Brakes & Ignition I --Welding & Tune-ups I I Skin Care and Basic home lolh)wing her graduation Seclas and Li]a and this reporter this Island. Special Winterizing II and Corrective Makeup. fr¢)m high ~chool She is the I DONAWAYENTERPRISES daughler ol l)r. and Mrs. Don ED'SSERVICE I 1428 Henry St. 426-1317 Marble ~)t Sparks, Nev. The home 219 So. let 426-1212 I has many happy memories of The Time Is NOW for i t l i 1 1 ,: We say 1970 ,s the year to ,nves, in gas air conditioning. There i~iiii~i~i!~ii~~i~i!iiii~!~!~;!!~ are a number of rearmns. To mention a few: Gas air conditioning i;ii~i ~!~!:~= .................. {!~i'i~{~{~ units have been greatly improved The scope has been broadened ~°7':°:':=~;'~,'J' ,::: ::!::;::: ~ . Units aremorecompaet And get this prices arelotterthanthev ~:/ ':'::":#'::'~i;i!!ii-- ~ itionin uoi,. ao. al by ,he in,en h,uo .awe o, n.,u,a, ~ha:: t~e:tn:lE=psrt& and that make~ t hem re°re tr°uble-free ~~ Equipment for Every Need: ReJ&ntial and Commereial...Large and Small :::: ~~~]~ r sidential, small commercial, large commercial, institutional and in- ~~ dustrial. Immediate deliveriex. And this year Cascade Natural Gas has " ....... ~n :I::vN:IeNG2Lr:N t° help Y°U with this imp°rtant investment ~ childhood visits and vacations with (;raudpa and (;randma. The girls also enjoyed visiting with l)awn's Aunt and Uncle, the Ernie Byers right next door. Arriving here last week for an indefinite stay with the Jim Olds / / The new Lawn-Boy MAG 19 Is excellent for the small lawn. Fast, sure starts with exclusive primer, twin-spark ignition and patented gear system. With grass catcher and 5 position handle with standup lock for storage. Variable speed settings. Model 5269. Also available Is the MAG 19 (without grass catcher), Model 5239. Both are available at ..... MOTOR SHOP 1306 Olympic Hwy. S. 426-4602 Page 16 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, June 25, 1970 Beauty -Complete Hair Care .... Wigs - Wiglets - Switches Merle Norman Cosmetic. -Free Demonstrations ELAINE'S BEAUTY SALON 6th & Laurel 42(3-4582 Drugs --Helena Rubinstein --Cosmetics --Prescriptions --Hypo-Allergic Cosmetics NELL'S PHARMACY 5th & Franklin Ph. 426-3327 I I Bicycles- • Floor Coverings I I New and Re-Built I I Factory Trained Mechanic I --Linoleum --Carpeting I I | Complete Line of New Parts I and Accessories I --Tile --Formica I SWANSON'S BIKE SHOP | REX FLOOR COVERING I Open 7 days week 8 a.m.-9 p.m. I Mt. View Ph.426-2292 I 3 blocks east of Airport Grocery on tSpring Road Phone 426-4989 Building Supplies Masonry --Sherwin-Williams Paint s-Carpet s.Wallpaper -Complete Building Supplies --Plastering & Supplies Nye Co. Building Supply Free Delivery 426-8224 On Cole Road --Fireplaces --All Brick and --Block Work MASON'S MASONRY Phone 426-2278 Fou WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE FREE? Listen this Sunday to the Christian Science Radio Series for some interesting insights on this question. It's on 18 Washington stations including: 9:00 a.m. KXA 770 k.c. 10:15 a.m. KGY 1240 k.c. THE BI BLE SPEAKS TO YOU Church 910 LEWIS B. Evening S Bible Mt. Alliance Sunday SchoOl '" 'i Morning worshiP" A.Y.F ........ Evening Servi Prayer EARL NORTHSIDE BAPTIST C Phone 426-3821 123 W. C St. at Olympic Hwy. Rev. paul 0 Bible Study ...................... :r~:/ Worship .......................... 1 i "a Training Union ........................ .-~'~ Midweek Service ...................... FIRST CHRISTIAN CH Arcadia and Lake Boulevard ED CHAMBERLAIN, Minister Bible School ......9:45 a.m. Family ServiCe Worship ......... I 1:00 a.m. Wednesday Bible Study and Pray~ Child Care Serwce Available at 1 First Church of Christ, 302 Alder St., Shelton, Wash. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Church 1 Wednesday evening testimony meetings Reading ~oom located m church. Reading 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Mon. & Fri., Wed, eve Fishermen's Club P.U.O. AUDITORIUM - 3rd & Cota ¢ From 9:15 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. every Sunday ~1 SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1970 '~ Bible Study: REV. RAY MAINWARING Speaker: JUDGE CHARLES WRIGHT St. David's Church Fourth & Cedar Shelton WashinglO''' ' 7 :30 A.M. -- Holy Communion 1 | :00 A.M. -- Family Service The Chur_ ch is a. Iways open for meditati, on and| Faith Lutheran 7th and Franklin WORSHIP: 8:30 and l1:00 a'rn' CHURCH SCHOOL: 9:30 a.m. Christian Worship, Fellowship, Kenneth Robinson, Pastor United Methodist G and King Streets REV. HORACE H. MOUNTS, Met 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. Worship 9:30 a.m. Sunday School for all ages ~ 6 MT. OLIVE LUTHERAN MISSOURI sYNOD 206 E. Wyandotte EDWIN C. SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1970 Sunday School and Bible Divine Services at 8:30 a.m. and Theme: "HERE AM I; sEND Bulldozer Service I I I I *Clearing I I *Leveling I First R t *Excavating I ~,a~,..s. I JOHN MAKOVINEY I Fift~ & (CONSERVATIVE) I Bulldozing I " Cote Sts. Rev. Jerry Llrson, TI" i Phone 426-1289 I Sunday, June 28, 1970 .~ , Ii:00 a.m. "WASHING ONE ANOTHER'~ [i~~i~~!!iI FEET' John 13:1-11 9:30 a.m. Bible School i~'eTv- I 6:30 p.m. Jr. High Youth Group For Service Call I 7~th Night-Larry Powell 142616~1 i • l CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST LAlrl Connection & 12th Sts. phone' Car Waxing -- /~ J S~it~I Priesth°°d Meeting ~s .................. i. I SIMONIZE PASTE WAX JOB 1 Sunday School .................. :".. I ON AUTOS ...$5.95 / Sacrament Meeting ............. ~,~ I Trailers, Campers, Boats / I and Air Planes / I at comparative prices. / SHELTON ASSEMB . L PHONE 426"6527 1 ~~1 I New and Used--Renta,s | Sun*y S~hoo, ..................... :.' I Oregon Chains & Accessor es | Morning Worship ....................". | Small motor tune-up & repairsI Hours: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., daily / Christ s Ambassadors ................. Evangelistic Service .................. " I Mike's McCulloch shop / Wednesday Bible Study, prayer ...... 12215 ?lympic Hwy. N.,426.46391 4 , REVlvALTIME, SundaY, ":