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SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL Published in r¢Oh¢tstma,town, U.S.A.,"
Sheltpn. Washington
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:--Miss Julie F. Gile, daughter of Mr
ate Mr. Gile of Pacoima, Calif., is
;, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H.
is a graduate of San Fernando Hi
BS-TV Network in Hollywood, Cal
ene S. Reed high schcol, is
lry Contractirlg in Glendale calif
set for October 27 at the
)ima, Calif.
"CENTURY 21'i
Mr. and Mrs,
cently had
froll] l)ubuque,
:Jomnisioners will Elm,r Sprank a
.m. Aug. 13 on " dra. Mrs.
tile county road nlO!l arc sislerS.
r iI car for tile i big thelil x.VllS
, scheduled for { ?,,li(:hael Shrines
ncelled after the
told auto dcalers
be unable to bid
canse the luarlu-
arc shul dowi1 fol'
le 1963 models,
II bc delayed from
NC tra I1S 17(1' fronl
a l)awson to Ellis
)per for Lh( Lake
rt wns approved
el.
leiv(::d $1,220 from
d $63.07, $qS and
leases fl'oln lllc
[a LUI'H l }e,:OllFCCS;.
sen/s tllc countys
fl'onl stale owned
The t, rip to t:
families'
LOYAL
Shelton Lod!
Gerry
GOVl
Phone
Russ
Phone
MEETINGS
2nd a,nd
' of the
8 p.m.
BEAR
AUG. 5
for MeCleary's
of the Mason
Pestivnl. Queen
and her royal
• COurt of Prin-
D, ombroski Cathy
Linda
Simpson Tlnl-
g For-
the Green An-
in the an-
2nd Growth &
3-4-5.
County res-
the 3-day
the cot-
square dance
Parade and bear
a program ho-
Sunday.
SERVICE
and budg-
to keep a ree-
spending. In
basement ot'
SETS
RENT
II the Fun and
of Television
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BRIDE ELECT
426-6602
ENGAGED--Mr. and Mrs. El-
mer Manke announce the en-
gagement of' their daughter, Ju-
dith Ann, to W. Gerald Byrne,
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
gar L. Byrne. All are .Sheiton-
ites. Miss Manke. a graduate of
Irene S. Reed high school, at-
tended Seattle University and is
now employed for the Mason
County Engineer. Mr. Byrne
graduated from St. Martin's High
School and attended St. Martin's
College. He recently graduated
from San Francisco College of
Mortuary Science and has ap-
plied for licenseship in the State
of Washington. No date has
been set for the wedding.
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ZIEGLER'S
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Phone 426-6163
SCHOOLS HOMES PAYROLLS
RELAX
It's A Date
Today, Tinarday, Aug. 2
Navy Mother's meet at 9:30
a.,m., Memorial I-l'tIl. hmt'heon al
Mrs. Lee Pearee's.
Rotary Club weekly luncheon.
noon. Sheltoll Hotel.
40 & 8. 8 & 40 joinL inst:!Hntion [
of officers, dinner 7:00 Sheh.on i
Hotel installation 8:00 Vets club.
Friday, Aug. 3 i
Skoolcum Bay rnlnlnage sale.
9 a.m: to 5 pall., across fronl
Tradewell in for'mer Timber Ap-
pliance loeaii an.
WCTU potluck hmcheon, 12:30
p.m.. Knccland Pm'k
VFvV Auxiliary, 8 p.m.. Mcmof
ial Hall.
Naturday, Aug. 4
'State Patrol drivers license cx-
allllner. 9 a.m. o 5:30 p.m., po-
lice station. I
Sunday, Aug'. 5
Mason Connty pioneer's picnic,
Kneeland Park. all day.
Shelton churches invite you to
attend tim chm'ch of your choice.
VFW picmc at Maple Beach,
all day.
Monday, Aug. 6 .
County commissmners weekly
meeting, 1O a.m., county court-
house.
Tnesday, Aug. 7
Kiwanis Club weekly hmcheon,
noon, Memorial Hall.
Class Of i952
Changes Meeting
Place For Reunion
Class of 1952 will hol(t its re-
union Sahn'day, Atlg. 11 at tile
Shcll.on-Bayshore (.olf Course. 'Pile
I'CllJliorl Was originally scheduled
to be aL thc Moo:e Hall.
All 1952 ,graduates and their
families a.rc invited to l he banquet
and dance which will begin al 7
l).m. AI Carter is eornmil.tee chair-
illan for the reunion.
Legion, 40 & 8 Send
Gonvention Delegates
Delegates to stale American Le-
gion and 40 & b convelltions aL
Bellinghu'l next wt(ek will Ix'p-
resent Frcd B. Wilvell post: and
Voiture 1:;5
bh,ed B, VVflvell Post is rel)resen-
ted by Mel Dobson..lay Umphen-
our a'nd (]cne M:WLin as of(icial
delegates, a4tho/lgh sp ,marly oth-
(,rs also phil: to attond tllHt next
Ttlesday': regular posl raecting
has bedfl l).ostponed filtil August
21.
Rcpresentihg Voi/tn'e la5 will
be Jolm Luhm, Ernest CanE)bell,
and Gene Martin. wil.h others al-
so attending. Voil.ure 135 will hold
City commission weekly meet- its insl.allation of officers jointly
ing, 2 p.m., city hall. with Lhc 8 & 40 Sahm this eve-
Dirt Dobbers work party at ning.
home of Mrs. Robert Sat:gent, The instvllation opens with a
meet at PUD 9:30 a.m. 7:00 o'clock din.ner in the Sheltm:
Wednesday, Ang, 8
State Patrol drivers license ex-
aminer, 9 a.m. Lo 5:30 p.m., po-
lice station.
Pickering Community picnic, 11.
a.m., Simpson Recreation Grounds,
Mason Lake.
Thursday, Aug, 9
Golden Age Club, noon potluck,
Memorial Hall.
Rotary Chtb weekly luncheon,
noon, Shelton Hotel.
IWA Local Voting
On Two Officers
Voting for a busineus igent and
one trustee by members of Local
28, International Woodworkers of
America, started Wednesday and
will continue through Aug, 18,
Charles Savage, business agent
said this week.
The term of Dave Price as trus-
tee expires this year. He is seek-
ing re-election. Savage is also
t;eeking re-election as busine,ss
agent.
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GOVERNMENT
MARRIED HERE--Miss Darlene Graffe repeated marriage vows
with Sgt. Samuel B. Messer in a double ring ceremony at Shelton
Assembly of God Church, July 16. The bride, daughteP of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Graffe, graduated from Irene S. ReEd high school.
She is attending Peterson Business $ohool in Seattle. Sgt. Messer
is graduated from Grandville high school, Mich. and is stationed
with the Army at Fort Lewis. The couple is making its home' in
Olympia.
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DARLENE GRAFFE |S r BRIDE OF
SERGEANT SAMUEL B, MESSER
Miss Darlene Graffe and Sgt.
Samuel B. Messor, Fort Lewis,
were united in marriage July 16 in
the Shelton Assembly of God
Church.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray E, Graffe, Shelton
and the groom, son of Mrs. Doro-
thy Lowell, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a golden metallic
sheath dress with lace bodice and
finger tip veil. She earTied a,white
orchid in yellow rosebuds centercd
on a white Bible,
Maid of hotter was MiSs Sharon
Young attiz'ed in a dress of beige
and gold. White carnations and
Rev. Mason Younglund perform- yellow rosebffds formed'her bou-
ed the double ring ceremony. So- quet.
loist, Sandi Stevens, san E "The Attending the groom was Sgt.
Lord's Prayer." Melvin K. Whited. Fort Lewis,
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Ushers were Paul Graffe and Bob
Towle,
For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs. Graffe wore a tm'quoise suit
with beige accessorms and corsage
of pink roses and carnations.
A rcception honoring the bride
and groom was held in the church
parlors immediately following the
ceremony. Assisting with the re-
ceptio were Mines. Mary Lem-
ons. Mildred Schtdtz, Mary Brewer
and Mrs. Lola Graffe.
The bride an Irene S. Reed high
school graduate, is attending Pc-
terson Business School in Seattle.
Sgt. Messer is graduated from
Grandville High School, Grm{dvillc,
Mich. and is stationed with the
U..S. Army at Fort Lewis. The
new15rweds are matting their home
in Olympia.
Hotel with th6 seating ceremonies
due to follow in the VeLs.Club.
Marriage Licenses
Applying for marrmge iicenses
in the Mason .County Auditor's
office during the past week were:
Charles L. Winne, 35, Hoods-
port and Charlotte M, Valmsley,
36, Seattle:
Norman D. DnrKam. 3,1, Brem-
erton and Ann M. Reanier, 20,
Bremerton.
William K. Koenig Jr., 29, Olym-
pia. and Martha Harper, 26, Shel-
ton,
Dave Kozlowske, 25, Shelton,
and Sandra PalmaLem. 18. Shel-
ton.
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Church Of God Youth
Schedule Car Wash
The Y.P.E., youth group of tim
Church of God, will hold a cat'
wash thi: Sa.turday at the Union
76 Service Station. 332 South 1st.
Crcws will be on duty from 10
o'clock in the morning mtil six
o'clock in the evening to sttds the
cars and whisk out the interiors,
Proceeds are Lo..be used for the
youth fund.
NEW GRANDCHILD
Mr. and Mrs. Don Dcmmon are
grandparents to a baby boy born
to Mr. and Mrs, Fred Wagner
IJoyce Demmon of Zanesville
Ohio. The baby was born July 11
and weighed seven pounds four
ounces, Ile Joins a brotlter. Jack
Alan.
YOUR EXTENSION SERVICE
has a wonderful account and budg-
et book free to you to keep a rec-
ord of your family spending, In
Shelton. we're in the basement of
the P)sL Office.
AND
florgan, Eacrelt's
zi9 New
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COMBINATION
)OR
,nges from Storm
Door 1o Screen
Door...
IN SECOND$
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REMEMBER
It was a long time coming, but true
summer weather has arrived in abund-
ance.
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The pleasant weather has coaxed
many people out of l:heir homes and into
a variety of outdoor activities. These
two factors warm, dry weather and
more people in the forests have combined
to increase the forest fire danger.
As you relax and enjoy the outdoors
please remember to be careful with fire
and help remind visitors to Mason County
also to be careful.
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SPACE-AI i.se,ls slay on door all
WORK- Sliding Pmlels tilt oa! for
'ATTLES--Pnds {ushio,ed in
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RELY ON
to begin the campaign to return
term as State Representative.
Savage was first elected as
Democratic Representative in 1938,
he served three terms and was
then elected in 1944 to serve as
Dnited States Congnessman in
Washington, D. C. tte was re-
elected as State Representative in
the 1950 election and served four
oddiLional terms since then making
, total of 14 years as State Rep-
resentative.
Savage says every candidate for
State Representative haft a definite
purpose for wanting to be a men]-
THIS IS THE WAY CHARLES R. SAVAGE looked when the
Darners found him leaving his Mountain View home on King Street
to the Legislature for his eighth
bet" of the Legislature and every
citizen should be very concclaed
about what that purpose is. TMs
RGAN, EAGRETT N TIMBER COMPANY
is important, Sewage says, because,
the Legislature affects "every man,
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IOUGLAs FIR ANO WESTERN HEMLOCK LUMBSR; ACOUSTICAL,
IIMSULATING AND HARDBOARD PRODUCTS; pLywOOD AND DOORS•
IN I895 '
woman and child from the time
the get up in the morning until
they go to bed at night and even
Political
,,ometimes at night if the air you
are breathing is polluted and un-
healthful and the Lc,qmlature has
failed to do anything about it.
The Legislature may determine
kow fast dad can drive when he
leaves to go to work and tim kind
of road he may have to drive on,
The safety of the food and drugs
that mont may buy for thc kids,
the standard of education awfilab]e
for the new generation against
grandma's home for the little pen-
sion she gets. all depends upon
the position taken by a majmfity
ot the nmmbers of the, Legislature.
Savage said he wishes to remind
those who wish t0 register that
Lley must do so by next Friday
Aug, 10th, to be able to vote in the
election Sept, llLh,
REUNION AT IIAllWrlNE
The family of Ihe late WaiLer A.
YIitchcocks of HarsLine Ishnd
gathered m tim oht honmstead on
SnndHy for t potluclc lllneJl(*on.
, The fanlily reunion tlas been an
annnal event for the past fifty
years. Mr. and Mrs, Walter A.
Hitchcoek moved co Harstine ls-
hind in 191.0 l')n Tacon]a and
resided there until they passed
away in 1946.
Hosting the reunion were Mrs.
Charles Shearer and Mrs. John lB.
HiLchceek. Those a Ltending includ-
ed the families of Charles Shearer
,,halite Hitchcock. Kent. Wn.;
Walter Hitchco(:k II. Spokane;
John [3. Hiteheock, Forks; John L.
HiLchcock. Ha rsLinc ; Melford
Carnes. tPauline Hitchcock Des
Moincs, Wn.; Lyle Hitchcock.
Olympia; Chat)in Foster (Mary
Hitchcocl) Des M()ines, Wn.; Mike
Edens ,Karen Hitcimock, Seattle:
and Mrs. P'tul Hitchcock Des
Moine', Wn.
YOUR EXTENSION SERVICE
has a wonderful account and budg-
et book free to you to keep a rec-
ord of your family spending. I,t
Shell.on. we're in the basement oI
the Post Office
IF ELEGTED SHERIFF
I will endeavor, with equal dis-
tribution of men and equipment,
to give you 24 hour protection
as economically as possible.
D. S. (Sam) GLARK
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