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tar, The Journal:
response to a letter
two weeks ago, written
Mrs. Miller concerning the
of pastors and elders,we
like to bring to light what
Word of God has to say on
; subject.
In Acts Chapter 6, Luke the
tells how the body of
st, the church, dealt with the
of delegating work. The
uation here was strife
between the Grecians
the Hebrews because the
widows were being
sed over when the daily
gifts were handed out.
settle the disagreement seven
n were chosen who were
and full of the Holy
irit, to take care of this
Then in" Acts 6:4 it states
the 12 apostles will give
over to continual
and to the ministry of the
rd. God had called these
to show the unsaved the
to salvation through the
of Jesus Christ as
it Lord and Saviour. They
Jourqal: Brad Owen seeking
reelection to house
the gospel St ate Re presentative Brad District.
Owen announced this week he Owen, a Democrat, said he
will seek reelection to the intends to file for House of
weren't called to deal with other Legislature from the 24th
problems, just the most
important one - getting people
saved.
This truth is backed up in
Ephesians 4:ll, 12. "And He
appointed some to be apostles;
and some, prophets; and some
evangelistsi and some pastors and
teachers; for the perfecting of
the saints, for the work of the
ministry, and the edifying of the
body of Christ."
You can see by His Word
that God has chosen these men
for a special purpose. Instead of
judging pastors and elders for
their laziness, we should thank
God for them while praying for
them constantly. As for the
layman's part, all our work
should be done joyfully, because
it is a sacrifice to our loving
God.
Christians: We have a job to
do, the preaching of the gospel.
Let's leave the strife to win award
everybody else.
a good 10ok
Paul Dwyer
Dan Swayne
Shelton
The Journal:
the evening of July 5,
my rural mailbox was
;rately, willfully and
destroyed by a
or persons who evidently
not have enough thrills or
on the preceding day.
mailbox fell victim to their
thrill seeking, by being
to bits by illegal
which they had in
possession.
to the malicious action
Lhe person or persons who
my mailbox, l had to
a new one. The clerk at
establishment where I
.'d my new mailbox told
l was not the only one
had been vandalized in this
and that there had been
:e a number of people who
to purchase new mailboxes
to the destruction by
I wonder if the "thrill
seekers" who destroyed my
property, would like to pay the
replacement cost? l rather doubt
that they would, and l also
wonder what kind of bringing up
they have had? It would seem
that they were never taught to
respect another persons property,
or anything else.
I have lived in this area
almost all of my life; and the
most destructive thing we ever
did with fireworks was to blow a
soup can into the air. We never
thought of willfully and
maliciously destroying another
person's property. I hope the
person or persons who destroyed
my property will take a good
look at themselves, and in all
honesty, if they can be proud of
what they have done, they do
not have much respect for
themselves.
Garth Grunert
Shelton
Brad Owen
Demo women
The Mason County Democrat
Women's Club received first
place in the state on its historian
book during the state convention
of the group in Spokane last
week.
Ann Malone, state chairman,
will attend the August 16
meeting of the local club to
present the trophy, according to
Annettee McGee, chairman of
the club.
Historian committee
members are Julie Brown,
Nadine Rhodes and Cecelia
Livingston.
Assault
charge filed
Wayne M. Brown, 25,
Federal Way, appeared in Mason
County Superior Court before
Judge Robert Doran Thursday
for identification on a charge of
third-degree assault.
He is accused of assaulting
Deputy Sheriff Fred Pharris July
2.
Brown told the court he was
planning to obtain his own
attorney.
A plea of not guilty was
entered by the court and trial of
the case was ordered within 90
days.
Representatives Position 1 in the
24th District.
"I'm proud of what I have
accomplished in the Legislature
during the past two years. I
think I have brought the
government closer to the people
of the district and I have made
great strides towards helping the
Legislature, as a body,
understand the concerns of the
average citizen," Owen said.
He listed his major
accomplishment during the past
legislative session as an
amendment to the Criminal
Justice Training Act that
mandated the funds for training
law officers, as provided under
the act, would come from an
assessment on bail forfeitures.
"That amendment made two
important points," Owen said.
"It put the financial burden for
training the law enforcement
officers on the lfiw violators and
it presented an alternate method
of financing the training rather
than just passing the act and
placing the burden on the local
governments to pay for the
training of their officers."
Owen said he has used his
position as vice chairman of the
Local Government Committee to
block other legislation that
would have mandated the
expenditure of local government
money.
"It is time state government
tended to its own house and quit
passing expensive programs and
then expect the local
governments to pay for them.
These mandatory expenditures
work an undue hardship,
particularly on small cities and
counties, of which the Olympic
Peninsula is composed."
In addition to the Local
Government Committee, Owen
has also been an active member
of the Natural Resources and the
Commerce Committees.
Owen said he intends to
wage a vigorous campaign very
similar to the one which elected
him two years ago: "I won this
office by knocking on doors and
talking with• people to learn of
their concerns and I intend to be
reelected through the same kind
of strenuous campaigning," he
said.
true of all
The Journal:
bear Mrs. Miller: I am very
You have that opinion of
*rch, pastor and deacons
Journal 6/29/78).
Would like to tell you my
I go to the Assembly of
in Shelton and what
Said about pastors and
is not true of all
rches and certainly not true
?hey are not lazy. Being a
is not an easy job and it
takes more than an eight
day to be a good pastor. It
many hours of prayer and
hours of reading and
to prepare sermons and
of visiting, and at all
lrs.'
They are never too busy to
to your home to pray for
and never too busy to just
to hear and understand
to care about your
annointed and do my prophets
no harm."
We recently built a new
sanctuary to our church. Our
pastor, assistant pastor, deacons
and church members all put in
many hard, volunteer hours on
the carpentry for the church and
cleaning and yard work.
We all could feel a part
because the women prepared hot
meals on Saturdays for the crew
and even did some staining and
kept things handy for the crew.
We're all part of God's
family and in our church you
really feel like you're a part and
when you leave you feel like you
have been fed and blessed by the
Lord.
I would like to invite you to
come and join us and l will pray
for you and your church. God
loves you.
Maria Burkett
Shelton
go to church to worship
and to be fed God's
, that we will know right
Wrong, that we will grow in
that we will learn to be
:ood pastor is a shepherd
flock and he feeds his
from God's word and is
of God. In Psalms
it says, "Touch not mine
Gain your cause
When you have convinced
thinking men that it is right, and
humane men that it is just, you
will gain your cause. Men always
lose half of what is gained by
violence. What is gained by
argument, is gained forever.
Wendell Phillips
See our advertisement in
the Real Estate section for
10 OPEN HOUSES
Saturday, July 15
HIMLIEI rn
Vinee Ilimlle, Broker
6th & Railroad |heRon 42S 2646
Highway Jobs
get exemptions
The Mason County
Commission has voted to exempt
three State Highway projects
from the Shoreline Substantial
Development Permit
requirements.
The projects include:
An overlay of the existing
pavement on Highway 300 from
Belfair State Park to the Old
BelfaSt Highway.
Overlaying the existing
pavement on Highway 101 from
Highway 3 to the Thurston
County line.
Widening shoulders, widening
vehicle turnout, paving roadway
ditch, ditch regrading and raising
the flow line and installation of
guide posts, markers and
improvements on Highway 101
from Eagle Creek to the Lake
Cushman Road.
Leather gloves
Don't let washable leather
gloves get too dirty before you
wash them. Soak them in warm,
sudsy water; slip them on your
hands and gently wash. Rinse
thoroughly, but don't wring or
twist. Reshape the gloves gently
and blow into them to separate
the surfaces To dry, hang by a
corner of the side seam.
NORTHLAND
REMODELING
Water-Color Print
matted and ready-to-hang
by Charles Mulvey
*4.50 and *8.95
Signed Serigraph Prints
by Walton Butts
*7.95 Each
THE;, TRE00g;UR£ CH£qT
Dick says, "Don't put off that summer building
project any longer! Now through next
Wednesday you can really save on the basics at
Lumbermen's !"
1/2"x4x8
PARTICLE BOARD
A grade. $64s
Reg. $8.50 ' Sheet
PANELING
Light and dark.
B Orade $32S'" "ee,
2x4, 8 Foot
Economy
59€,.
lx4 Foot
Economy
49",00
HALLS
8d. Bright Box
16d. Bright Box
*16so
50 Lb. Box
PINE SHELVING
€
lx8. Reg. 31€ ......... LF
lxl0. Reg. 51€ ........ II t
2x6 DECKING
$tandordandbetter.8,.20,, ,299
Reg, $34L.00 M ..... M
V ISQU EEN
4', x 1 s", NSU LA TmN ....
• 10x25 Clear/Black
l Qa Roll ....
'lrmlm 'win Covers 3 rail. SaID 9S
Reg. $7.85 50 sq. ft. Reg. $,4.95 J Roll
*V4 °' A/C
PLYWOOD 10x100 CLEAR
Reg $,a,s $1 A9S 4 rail. $95
4 Sht I "'1' Sheet Reg. $13.30 Roll .......
SAVE
IN
OUR
GARDEN
Clematis $299
4" pots. Reg. $3.49. Purple or white ................
STARTER
Begorilas & Fuchsias,.O €
Reg. 59¢ or 79¢ .................. ............
Ornamental Shrubs,
Rhodles, Azaleas ........ 20% Off
ALL
HANGING
BASKETS
$199
Values to $11.95
FRUIT AND AGRO Transplanter
FLOWERING TREES s ,bs. ,eg. $, 9 .. * 1"
Cherries, plums, maples, and more ....................
OFF o,. ,.o ., *4"
PRIMROSES Mixed Patio Pots
Fall blooming. Reg. 79¢
39",.,. .o0 tO $6.29 ......... Your ChoiceS3 99
Downtown * First and Pine
Open 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Mon.-Fri.
8-4:30 Sat. • 10-4:30 Sun.
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