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Gwytha Evolet Equihua- Kowoosh and Franklin LeeShe was 8 pounds, 1 Torres Kowoosh of Queets, Wash., ounce. Gwytha Evolet Equihua- on June 29, 2012, at Capi- Torres was born to Paulatal Medical Center in Olym- Garrett Posten Sept Equihua-Torres and Juan pia. He was 6 pounds, 30Garrett Posten Sept was Equihua-Torres of Shelton ounces, born to Adam and Lauren on Now 10, 2011, at Capital Sept of Shelton on June 15, Medical Center in Olympia. Azariah Louis Larson 2012, at Capital Medical She was 10 pounds, 2 Azariah Louis Larson Center in Olympia. ounces and was 21 1/2 inch- was born to Krystal Marie He was 8 pounds, 15 es long. Larson and Daniel Louis ounces. Other children in the Larson of Centralia on Other children in the family include Adreanna,June 20, 2012, at Capital family include Rachael, 4. 15, Juan Julian, 12, Isabel, Medical Center in Olympia. His grandparents are 7, and Joaquin, 6. She was 8 pounds. John and Susan Hickson of Her grandmother is Dar- Shelton and Charles Sept of lene Redman. Ron Ferris Kimber Lotte Nieman E1 Dorado Hills, Calif. and Gwytha Ferris are her Kimber Lotte Nieman His great-grandparents great-grandparents, was born to Liese Lotte are Betty Hickson and Pa- Nieman and David Alan tricia Freeman of Shelton King Kashmire Kowoosh Nieman of Chehalis on and Bonnie Posten and Bill King Kashmire Kowoosh June 19, 2012, at Capital and Barbara Posten of Cor- was born to Vanessa Marie Medical Center in Olympia. vallis, Mont. CLASSREUNIONS Irene S. Reed graduates hold reunions Class of 1941-42 Puhn at 426-4747 or John Eager at 877-9549. Irene S. Reed High School will hold a Class of 1941-42 reunion lunch on Aug. 2 at the Class of 1943 Robin Hood Restaurant & Pub. The Irene S. Reed Class of 1943's annual Designated drivers are welcomed, potluck picnic will take place at noon on Aug. The Robin Hood is located at 6790 E. State 9 at the home of Margaret Lentz, located at Route 106, Union. 23 W. Lake Forest Lane E. To RSVP, call Bill Batstone at 426-3064, Bob To RSVP, call 426-1014, 426-9761 or 426-6171. ANNIVERSARIES Schoenings celebrate 50th anniversary Brian and Liana Schoe- ning, along with their fam- ily and friends, will be cel- ebrating the couple's 50th wedding anniversary on July 28. Their children, Tammy, Debbie and Jeff will be hosting the celebration from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Olympia at Huber's Gast- haus. The Schoenings were married at First Christian Church in Shelton on July 28, 1962. The couple started their lives together living in the Skokomish Valley, where they had their first child, daughter Tammy, in 1963. Their second child, daugh- ter Debbie followed in 1964 and they completed their family with son Jeff, in 1970. Brian worked several different jobs eventually deciding that serving the community is what he wanted to do so he joined the Mason County Sher- iffs Office in 1969. Liana worked in the Department of Retirement for the State 1983 to become a stay-at- of Washington, commuting home grandmother. Bri- to Olympia every day for an retired from Thurston work. County in 1996. In 1978 they made the Both are enjoying their decision to move their retirement spending time family to Olympia, where with their family, which Brian joined the Thurstonincludes their three chil- County Sheriffs Office. dren, 10 grandchildren Liana retired from the and six great-grandchil- State of Washington in dren. d About Hearin ds? Then, So tiny, no one will notice During our open house, we are offering in-office demonstra- tions of our new personal hearing devices. These are a unique solution for those with not just hearing problems, but also, people who have trouble understanding conversation. Discover for yourself without any obligation if these remark- able products can help you or someone you care about. 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The couple has four children: Timothy Kealy, Thomas Kealy, Patrick Ke- aly and Sean Kealy. They have lived in the Mason County area for ap- proximately 25 years, but have also lived in Germany and Virginia while in the military. Kevin Kealy is a teacher at Our Lady Star of the S~a Catholic School in Bremer- ton. Tricia Kealy is a para- legal at the State of Wash- ington Attorney General's offices. The couple belongs to St, Edward's Catholic Church. ~] SKoKoMIsH ~,~ ~ J~l rJJ [] ~ [] ~(}!:,!,~',:!:,::::::1,:::~|~, NOW OP'=N I:.1 ~] :( .] i * i ~'1 a ~ET'a :,M,,(.] i * ll.m:{ d, ~:}'# ae-'lr/."], j i : ?:P tlatch Coors & Coors Light 9:9: ]8 pk. ................ Bud & Bud.L!ghtN I Marlb . $ s!l,,ii .............................................. Next SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: N ORTH FO R K o,,,~,g Smoking Now Greatly Reduces to BAR & GRILL Serious Risks To Your Health Shelton-Mason County Journal- Thursday, July 19, 2012 - Page B-5