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Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
July 13, 1978     Shelton Mason County Journal
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IIIONIIIIIIItlUlFIIIINIOIIINI I I H I I U n n i i iilUllllUlllllnllln i n ln i ii i i i ii i i i iii ii ii i i i i i i I iiiii ill,, ,il n i i i t i i I i I I I • "The Sound of Music" Look/n for a Home 4lnnnnnlllolllllnlunulunllnlnlllil! THESE PUPPIES and a littermate were dumped at the city pound several weeks ago. The pens could not hold them, as they were so tiny that they crept with ease through the mesh of the fencing. They have been in the care of a member of Mason County Citizens For Animals, but have now been returned to the pound where they are available for adoption. For information call 426-9771. Free Pets Four kittens. Mother killed by car. One month old and long-haired. Two black and two grey. 426-7205. Three long-hatred kittens. Seven weeks old. Outdoor cats. 426-1079. Three short-haired kittens, eight weeks old. Outdoor cats. 426-1079. Two golden Labrador males, purebred. One two-year.old, one one-year-old. Both good with other animals and with children. Have had some training. Well mannered. 877-9572. Two female kittens, three months old. Housetrained. 426-2757. Large, white coUie.husky mix male. Trained. 275-3978. German shepherd mix male, less than one year old. Black and tan. 275-3978. Kitten. Black and long-haired. Seven weeks old. 426-9482. German shepherd-elkhound 'mix puppies. Three males, one female. Seven weeks old. 426-1954. White male kitten. Nine weeks old. 426-4404 or 943-0146. will open on Tickets went on sale this week in The Music Box for Harlequin Productions' upcoming presentation of Rodgers and Hammerstein's "The Sound of Music." Performances will take place in the Capital High Auditorium, Olympia, on August 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 17, 18 and 19. Curtain time is 8 p.m. Shauna Wood of Shelton has been cast as one of the nuns and Larry Starr, who lives in Mason County, is playing in the 35-piece orchestra. Approximately 100 persons from a five-county area are taking part in this production. The hit musical is being directed and produced by Verne M. Eke and James L. This. Nancy Hautala, a Seattle soprano, will be featured in the leading role of Maria Rainer. Other leads include Charles Pailthorp as Captain yon Trapp, Irene Kaufman as Elsa Schraeder, William Smith of Steilacoom as Max Detweiller, and Dolly Smith of Puyallup as the Mother Abbess. This presention of "The Sound of Music" will be the Wedding day named by Ms. McKim Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. McKim of Shelton announce the engagement of their daughter, Jacqueline Leigh, to David Severin Evander, son of Mrs. Kathryn S. Evander of Shelton and Neil E. Evander of Union. The bride-elect attended college in Yakima. Her fiance is a graduate of Washington State University. Both are Shelton High School graduates and both are employed in the Mason County sheriff's office. A July 15 wedding is planned. August 10 seventh major production of Harlequin Productions. Others have included "The Ballad of Baby Doe," "Carry Nation," "Carousel," "Hello, Dolly!," "Fiddler on the Roof," and "West Side Story," all under the direction of Mr. This and Mr. Eke. This production will mark the beginning of Harlequin's "Rodgers and Hammerstein Festival Series." Both directors received their advanced degrees in music and theatre from the University of Southern California. They are actively promoting the construction of a new performing arts center, which will serve the needs of the greater Olympia-Southwest Washington area. The production will be aided by a grant from the Washington State Arts Commission. Ms. Bennett will wed on Monday Catherine Lee Bennett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett of Shelton, and Jim Spilseth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester A. Spilseth of Mud Bay, will marry on Monday. After graduation in 1971 from Shelton High School, the bride-elect enrolled in a secretarial course in Olympia Technical Community College and is now employed by Grays Harbor Pacific Health Department in Aberdeen. Her fiance, a 1970 graduate of Shelton High School, is an employe of F.G. Peterson Trucking Company in Aberdeen. The couple will reside in Westport. Following a honeymoon, a reception will be held in Shelton Elks Lodge between the hours of 3 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. on July 22. Three purebred German shorthr male pups, born March 28. Baha'is obserye00holv, - day_  : '  ,., ;Ju,.9:mrkedthe .lioly d/,,;'--,:iThese were followed by a lOur Chesapeake Ba piJpples: 1wo fawn males, one black male, one c o m m e m':b r iiion o f t h e presentation of an historical black female. 426-1126. martyrdom of the Bab, account of the even'ts leading to prophet-herald of the Baha'i the public execution of the Bab. To list a free pet in this column call Mason County Citizens For Faith. The commemoration was held' at Animals at 426-9828 or 426-5005. Baha'is of Shelton and Mason high noon. County joined with their fellow The Bab, whose title means Baha'is throughout the world in "door" or 'gate," preceded the Auxiliary makes donation holding observancesbefittingthe advent of Baha'u'llah, significance of the day. Prayers prophet-founder of the Bahai and readings from the sacred Faith. At its last regular meeting should-be present. Those wishing writings of their faith were A light luncheon concluded Mason County Veterans of to donate items for prizes may presented by Rodney and Carol the observance with socializing Foreign Wars AuxiliaryNo. 1694 bring them to the August voted to donate $100 to the meeting. Redmond of Shelton. by those members present. aenior dttzens of Mason County, A party was recently and also voted to pay a hospital presented for patients of the Fir _1 _____   • quota of $1 per member and Lane Nursing Home by Lucille -.A m thetr health and happiness quota Speece, Merle VanderWal, Bessie Fa$h| Ill of 25 cents per member. Ellison and Boa Gray. Coffee and It was dectded that the group cookies were served to the l[]Jl[]Jarl for would sponsor a flshpond at the patients. Cookies were made by Mason CountyFairand awork Pat Hughes, Lucille Rice and Men & Women party will be, held in President Jessie Cox. Fte Robimon s home on August On the supper committee for '"'",, 3 to make prizes. Anyone the meeting were Ginger Olsoe, wishing to hell on this project Jessie Cox and Fae Robinson. t Single parents list events A planning meeting will attending should bring their own POCK ET M follow the Parents Without utensils. T-SHIRTS Partners potluck to he held at Monday is "Bob's Day," and 6:30 p.m. today in Kneeland a board meeting will be held at 8 Reg. $2.29 IAJIIIP". j 1 Park. " p.m. Tuesday in Stella Winter s FWP dances are scheduled in home. A discussion is set for 1 • rton on Frida d at the Wednesday For information call  1 • Breme y an 357.8591." Mascm County Fairgrounds on nob tnn and .qhlrlev Saturday. A barbecue is slated Thatcher are'- attending" the for 1 p.m. Sunday at the home international convention in San of Mary Lawrence, and those Francisco. .. Gn,0000E00s c.noo00ns00,i Convenient _ 00Cour00ou00 £t Professional  .  All Breeds ' 20% OFF Men's All-cotton Pocket T-Shirts CAt,L NOW : 24.HourService. Now,/ In sizes S to XL. Assorted colors. Mon.-SaL llle,l'lr/ La awa and ii Y Y V/,II o  im.z.nl /. Bankcards Welcome : .i OLYMPIC GATEWAY CENTER Dow l'owq. Sheitoq, 2505 OLYMPIC HWY. NORTH I . [IXXXIlXZIXlXXIIXXXIX] Page 6 Shelton-Mason County Journal MASON COUNTY STUDENTS receive $200 scholarship awards from Shelton Elks. Pictured left to right are scholarship chairperson Johnson, Hans Mak, Christine Fearn, Tim Diggle, Dorothy Brown, McKnight, Catherine Ruddell, Bruce Dorcy and exalted ruler Dan Developmentally disabled camp The Thurston and Mason Association for Retarded Citizens is sponsoring an overnight camp for developmentally disabled children and adults. For the first time, the Thurston County Parks and Recreation Department will be involved as a sponsor. Approximately 170 people will attend. Youth Week will be held from July 23 through July 29 and Adult Week is scheduled for July 30 through August 5 at Camp Gwinwood in Lacey. Donations will be used to defray expenses and to provide "camperships" for financially disadvantaged individuals. Donations should be sent to Thurston County Handicap Recreation Council, 529 West Fourth, Olympia, Washington 98501; or call Debbie Creveling at 753-8136. Programs to be held during camp include cookouts, sports, games, special entertainment, swimming, and arts and crafts. There is a shortage of volunteer male counselors. Anyone who is interested in sharing his time can call Sandy McCulloch at 753-8136, Thurston County PEO elects Edee Larson Parks and Recreati Department. Items needed for arts crafts programs include yarn, paint, brushes, jars lids, wood, felt pens, dyes, glue, fabric scraps, sandpaper, dried grains beans, buttons, Orywall crayons, files, coffee cans, paper towel and toilet tubes. To donate, call Beye at 753-8136. In past years the r popular event at camp always been spec entertainment provided community members. This more people are encouraged 1 Thursday, July 13, 1978 Jl lll Edee Larson (Mrs. D.K.) of Cheney. interested in bringing more Shelton was elected organizer of Approximately 500 members opportunities for higher' the Washington State Chapter of including delegates from each education to women and in the PEO Sisterhood at its 75th chapter in the state attended the applying that education for the annual convention held from convention. The PEO Sisterhood betterment of the community, participate. Those with talents June 19 thro!Jgh June 21,t is a p hilanthte, pic*?'attd[ :! The '19791convention.'wi]l be iiea.s to, share may call !! Ete Wasiiinon Uiiiversit ai educatio,nal otigenization heldin Belllngham. '""' " ' Dill at 753'8'136. ,i A On.e-year-old's Birthday. l] // Friday, July 14th. We have some !i  special treats for you! i Complimentary ,'1  . .coffee and doughnuts, i! i angels' : 'hair designs shall0. 8100 on Mt. View, across from Harvey s