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Shelton Alumni Assodation
Drawing for a half beef and 2 quarters
Music by The Souvenir's
courtesy of the management of the
Shelton Hotel
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All facilities of Moose Hall
have been donated.
Thur~lay, July t5
Rotary Club hmcheon, noon,
Mtng Tree Care.
Toastmasters Club, 6:45 a.m.,
Timbers Motel.
Port Commissions, 8 p.m., Court-
house.
Navy Mothers' Ch'b, 7:30 p.m.,
Memori'~l Hall.
Friday, 4uly Ifl
VW Auxiliary meeting.
~atu~l~y, JBly 17
Drivers liceiLse examiner, 10
a.m. - 5 p.m., police station.
Benefit Dance, 9 p.m., Moose
Hall.
American Legion junior base-
bt~l 4th District championship
playoff, Shelton vs. Puyallup, two
games at Western State Hospital
leield (Steilacoom), 1:30 p.m.
Sunday, July 18
Shelton Churches invite you to
attend the ehureh of your choice.
Timber League baseball, Shelton
Logers vs. Washington Corrections
Center, two games for benefit of
Bud Franklin Kidney Fund, l :00
p.m., Loop Field.
~on(lay, Jiffy 19
County Commissions, 10 a.m.,
Conrthouse.
PUD No. 3 Commission's meet-
ing, 1 p.m., PUD Commissioners'
I'o0nl.
Tuesday, J~fly 20
Shelton Bridge Club, 7:30 p.m.,
PUD building.
Kiwanis Club luncheon, noon,
Memorial Hall.
Fred B. Wivell Post 31, Amer-
ican Legion, 8 p.m., Memorial Hall.
Lions Club Foster Club Picnic
meeting, 7 p.m., City Park.
Connie Mack Leagme baseball,
Shelton vs. South Kitsap, 6:30
Lm.,' Loop Field.
Wednesday, ,]lilly 21
Drivers' license examiner, 10
a.m. - 5 p.m., police station.
Hillcrest Homemakers, potluck
lunch, 11 a.m., Kneeland Park.
Laurel Court Order .of Amar-
anth, annual picnic, 6 p.m., home
of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rhodes,
Island Lake.
Shelton Business and Profession-
al Woman's Club, 6:30 p.m., home
of Mrs. Howard Smith, Hood Can-
al.
Thursday, Jnly 22
Rotary Club hmcheon, noon,
Ming Tree Care.
Toastmasters Club, 6:45 a.m.,
Timbers Motel.
Connie Mack League baseball,
Shelton vs. Silverdale, 6:30 p.m.,
Loop Field.
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116 BANKIN8 OFFICES THROUBHOUT WASHINeTON STATE
STATEMENT OF CONDITION AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
RESOURCES June 30; 1-965
Cash and Due from Banks ............. $ 235,243,296
United States Govemment Securities . ; . 190,001,483
State and Municipal Securities.. . . 137,895,340
Other BondsandSecurities ...... ....... ..... 23,797,629
Sub-Total. . . ° $ 586,937,749
Mary Louise Brown and Wesley Clay Crago Jr. both of Yakima
were married June 6, in St. David's Episcopal Church in Shelton
by the Reverend Clarence Lody.
Mary Louise Brown, Yakima,
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
MacPherson Brown of Shelton was
married to Wesley Clay Crago,
Jr., Yaklma, the son of Mr. and
June 30, 1964
$ 234,739,598
224,438,144
113,622,162
14,172,004[
$ 586,971,909
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Loansand Discounts , . . . . . . . . . . ... 733,770,081 672,751,692
Federal Reserve Bank Stock ............ 2,250,000 2,250,000
Bank Buildings, Vaults, Furniture and Fixturs , etc. ° . . 19,940,488 18,400,455
Interest Earned Not Receivsd, eta.... ...... 7,284,415 7,662,768
Customers" Liability und@r Letters of Credit and Acceptances 20,365,453 16,445,656
TOTAL... ° . .......... 1,370,548,187 $I,304 482,482
LIABILITIES
CepitalStock . . . . .... t 30 000,000 $ 30,000,000
Surplu . . . 45,000,000 45,000,000
Undivided Profit; 34,401,908 28,947,253
Sub Total i 109,401 $11)3 947,253
, . . ° . * , , s . ,908 ,
Reserve fetlnterest, Texes, etc.. 9,460,113 9,612,056
DboountCollectedN0tEamed'. , 11,779,271 10,381,980
Letters of Credit end Acceptances.......... 20,36&453 16,445,65
D0positl ,,, . . . . 1,219,541,441 1,164,095,535
TOTAL... , ,, , , , , $1,37Q,548,187 01,304,482,482
" q j,..i -. .... m ~ . , . .a_
i J . t _ , ~ ,-, ............
DIRECTORS
LAWRENCE M, ARNOLD
HCgtofafll Chalnnart
ROBERT S. BEAUPR|
~re~ar’
~NRY RR0gERIQK
ddent,
a,,nw a ded&,
RANK H, BROWNELIa JR,
~#le
JOHN M, CMII JOHN: MeOREOOR
~ a~ner, _ _ J~eetden’,
Hou,.v, Da©b., RtmO @, YOflll M~Gregor Lan~ ani~
Livestock Compa~
O. D. FISHER
Ch=~num, C
10HAPIN HEliRY
~. C. Htmlt ~ Ct.
WO.LIAM M. JI HKINS
FRANK E. JEROME
Vice Cl~rt
RIC.AeO r..
EDWARD I'. CARLSON
~s~d~tt.estem In~emaUot~ ~Ote~
ANSON B, MOODY
JOHN W. MURPHY
]?r’~, Centr~
_Prelrn,~ Concra’ C(h
M, pmorr
v &a. XEeO
simp#ott T~n~glP GtP,
VOLNEY' RICHMONI~ JR.
.~mhm'g comam'~a; ~e,
OilARLE9 D, IAUHDERI
Chairman,
~xeout~oa Committee
ROBERTA. SCHMIDT
Pre.ffdent~
Olympia Brewing Company
ALFRED $HEMANSK|
~'r~ddent,
Eastern OuSqffi'ng C~,
WAI,T~R W, STRALEY
Presld~fit,
2a~o No~ Bdg
Tclq~hon’ Company
WILLIAM S. STREET
Chairman, Un~tsd ra~o EOf~,
GEORGE VAN WATERi
.Ho~or~lt Chairman,
NORTON CLAPP
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3~red~l~nt,
Thomas Orr's Have A Girl,
It's a girl for the Tlmmas Orr's { Grandparer
of Marysville. 'Penora Lee, bornI L. E. Winne
June 26, joins a l)rother. 2~L, year all (~f SheltOrl,
old T()hH/ly Allen.
CLEARAI CE
FLOOR MODELS -- 0HE OF
Gibson Upright Freezer
Full Five-Year Warranty and Three-Year
Insurance Policy at no extra cost,
Reg. $459.95
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Mrs. Wesley Clay C}ago of Yak-
ima on June 6, at 2 p.m. in the St.
David:s Episcopal Church of Shel-
toa.
The double ring eeremony was
performed by the Reverend Clar-
ence Lody while approximately 50
guests watched. Altar flowers of
white baby iris and greens sur-
rounded the father of the bride
and his daughter as he gave her
away.
Miss Brown was m'u'ried in a
pure white v e 1 v e t tunic stvee~
length dress. The velvet undeff-
skirt featured a wide panel of im-
ported ribbon stitched laec extend-
ing from the bottom of the tunic
to the hem. The tunic top had long
fitted sleeves, a high neck and
covered buttons down the back.
The tmfie fell in a mraight line,
partially fitted at the waist and
flaring slightly to the hem. Her
veil was attached to a pill box hat
of velvet and matching lace. The
finishing touch consisted of an old
fashioned nosegay bouquet, with
white nosegay flowers, rosebuds,
shattered carnations and lilies,of-
the-valley.
Miss 3oyce Lynne McQuary ac-
companied the bride as Maid of
HonDo in a misty, pale green linen
fitted sheath, with a high neck,
nnO sleeves and a matching cum-
erbund belt. Her hat was of
white lace and scattered bows and
her bouquet was identical to the
bride's.
' Albert Harold Nelson, brother of
the groom, served as best man.
The position of musician was filled
by Mrs. Bernhard Winiecki.
The bride's mother attended her
daughter's wedding in a knit suit
of pale green with matching hat
and gloves. She wore a white rose-
bud corsage with gold foliage and
ribbon.
The groom's m o t h e r wore a
flower p~nt dress with a duster of
ivory and a matching hat. Her cor-
sage was the same as the mother
of the bride.
The newlyweds took their wed-
ding trip to San Francisco, Calif.
at which time the bride was weal'-
ing a light blue linen suit which
featured a ruffled neck jacket and
a straight skirt. White accessories
and a black patent leather bag and
shoes completed the costume.
The young couple plan on mak-
ing their home in Yakima.
Miss Brown is a 1960 graduate
of Shelton High School and in 1964
graduated from the University of
Puget Soured. She is presently em-
ployed as a school teacher at Stan-
ton Jr. High in the Yakima School
District.
Mr. Crago Jr. graduated from
Moses Lake High School in 1952
and 1 a t e r attended Washington
State University and in 1962 grad-
uated from Central Washington
State College. He 'is also employ-
ed as a school teacher at Stanton
3r. High.
A small group of friends and
relatives attended the reception
held for the newly married couple
at the home of the bride's parents.
The three tier wedding cake was
decorated with yellow roses and
gold foliage with wedding bells
covering the top of the highest
tier.
Sew And Sew Group
Meets Last Thursday
The 4-H~Sew and Sew group met
at Mrs. Frank's last Thursday.
During the course of the meeting
4-H Camp was discussed and work
was done on the girls' projects.
Shelton Grandparents
Gain Calif. Grandson
Mr. ~nd Mrs. Ted Hanson of
I~reemount, Calif. had a baby boy
~. Th~ newborn will be
sister, Shown. The
grandparents of the boy are
and John Cole Mr.
and :lV~s. Jeer both df
oil tile pioneers altd Intlialls. It
will be held at l)~m ~V:~gg()ner's
home on Bayshore Road fF()n] l0
a.m. t() 5 t).m.
The first activity will he a vol-
ley ball contest between the In-
dians and Pi,meers which will lin-
g'in at. 10:30 }1.111. Mrs..lane Roach
is chairman of tiffs acliviiy.
At 11:00 a Hand Cart l)azc Pa-
rade will take place with chihh'el]
12 and under participating. They
will be dressed in either indian or
pioneer eostmnes and will be pull-
ing small covered wagons with, in
nlany cases, pets fl'onl honle Ile-
eompanying them. Mrs. Fern Cra-
mer has the responsibility of keep-
ing the children from going into
to() much of a daze as they per-
form in this activity.
The old bucks will play a base-
ball game with the young hnclcs
at 11:30 a.m .with .h)e Williamson
officiating.
A chuck wagon will be serving
chow from ]2 lloon through the re-
mainder of the day. Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis Cammack are co-chairman
of the chuck wagon.
A horse shoe contest will begin
directly after hmeh with Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Roach in charge. Fol-
lowing this a rollinK pin h)ssed
contest will take place, Neff
Brown, chair~tian; archery contest,
I)on Waggoner, chairman; a buffa-
lo stampede auction, Robert Tay-
lor, chairman; and a Camporama
with all participants joining in a
circle and providinK entertainment
within the circle. Mrs. Maxine Nell-
son is chairman of this activity.
Separate booths selling a w~riety
of goods will be shaped in the form
of covered wagons. Mints ~hern,
Mrs. Jamie Neff, Norene Cole-
man, Cleave and Rosabelle Robi-
son, and Clyde Fagergrcn will be
working with the booths.
Those men with the job and
responsibility of setting up thi~
entire operation arc Don Waggon-
er Sr. and Robert Nielsen.
Newlyweds To Live
In Forks, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. George Whitley
of Shelton announce the marriage
of their daughter, Sandra Kay,
to Calvin R,:Mann, Pillager, Minn.
He is the son :of Mr. and Mrs.
Willis Mann of Pillager, Minn.
The double ring ceremony was
performed at Quilcene, Wash. by
Justic~ of the Peace, Marita M.
Streit, on July 3.
The newlyweds will make their
home iu Forks, where Mr. Mann
is employed at th(~ Highland Mill.
HILLCREST tlOMEMA KERS
PLAN POTLUCK LUNCH
The Hillcrest Homemakers will
hold a meeting next Wednesday,
lla.m., at Kneeland Park. A pot-
luck lunch will be served to those
members who attend. Agnus Lund
will bc the hostess.
Special Sale Price
No
Gibson 2-Door Cot
Freezer-Refri
with Automatic
Reg. -.$319.95
Th~s Clearance
Price Only
6ihson 16-Cu. FI. Refri
with 202 lb. capacity Bottom Mount freezer.
and freezer completely Frost C!
Reg. $429.95
Sale Price with
T appan Built-In Oven 30"
with Rotisserie --- Reg.
$,
Sale Priced at
Tappan 30" Drop.In
Stainless Steel and Chrome, Lift-up Top
Deluxe in every way. Clock, oven light
infinite heat surfaces. --- Reg. Pr
Special Sale
With
Sylvania Siereo i
with all the accessory jacks, In
French Provincial cabine~.
Demonstrator Model Reg. ,Price
Special Price at
The Fabulous Tappan
40" model--Two Chrome ovens, slide away
down cutting board, infinite heat switche~
probe contnol, completely loaded with
Reg. Priced $589.95
$
Matching Lazy Susan Price
' !i:i
This One, and One Only---Sale
This price includes range and
Also many used refrigerators, washers,
freezers---Priced to sell and sold with ~
2nd & Cota
1st & Kneel and
For This Days
$
1st &
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