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Democratic Central Committee
will hold a good old-fashioned
political picnic August 3 at
Walker Park, beginning at 6:30
p.m.
The public and all candidates
for office are invited to attend.
i Candidates will be introduced
and make short campaign
! speeches if they wish.
The main speaker will be Joe
Davis, president of the
Washington State Labor Council,
who will speak on the California
Initiative 13, tax limitation.
The picnic will be potluck.
Everyone should take their own
place settings. For more
information call Bob Whitmarsh,
426-3032 or Pat Swartos,
426-2872.
Wedding anniversary recel:00tion0,
Mr. and Mrs. Kennit C. Sheiton home between the hours their daughter, Marcia Laing of The Livermor
Livermore will be honored at a of 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. on August Bremerton, and their son, Kermit on August 12, 1938
40th wedding anniversary 13. Livermore of Olympia. The where they haw I
reception to be held in their Hosting the event will be couple hastwograndchildren, home. Mrs LiWi
former Evelyn FI¢II
Democrats set Club and of the
political picnic :!! Lutheran Church.
sewing, crafts, t
for Wednesday weaving.
Her husband, l
The Mason County Simpson TimberC0
T.HREE-YEAR-OLDS in the children's organization of the Mormon
Church made paper-sack costumes and created musical instruments. They
performed as a band at the Pioneer Fair held Saturday in Kneeland Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Kermit C. Livermore
avid fisherman and t
in duck hunting an
Friends and nl
invited to attend tl
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(:hildrenstott mwe gaudyadall enjoy Pioneer Fair
moSOmeheWererelOps!dednand, curly-cues and an overload of The pastry sale was but one
colored sugars, but cakes baked of many events commemorating
tended to sag under the by youngsters brought fancy the 100th birthday of the
combined weights of frosting prices at Saturday's auction, primary department of the .....
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17 eft Pretty
Grooming
Bath and fluff dry, hair
,;ut, ears cleaned, nails
ell glands expressed.
*10
Go west on Railroad Avenue
1/2 mile past the tracks,
turn left at our sign.
Follow the paw prints.
Open Mon.-Sat., 9 to 5
426-1202
Day Saints at a Pioneer Fair held
during Saturday afternoon hours
in Kneeland Park.
A program presented by
primary department students
included a play, a vocal group, a
squaredance demonstration, a
puppet show and a band
featuring musical instruments
and paper-bag costumes
fashioned by the entertainers.
July 24, the day on which
Mormon pioneers first saw the
Salt Lake Valley destined to
become their home, is
traditionally observed by the
church as Pioneer Day. Because
in August of 1878 the primary
department was organized,
Pioneer Day was this year
devoted to the commemoration
of the primary's 100th birthday.
Marie Waggoner, primary
president, coordinated the
program with church members
assisting with many booths and
projec!s. The dunking booth was
one of the most popular and
drew crowds of participants
when Bishop Theron Burgess
perched above the waiting tank
of water.
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