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SIIELTON MA0N COUNTY JOURNAL-- Published inffChrist:mastown, U.KA.", helton, Washington
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PACE 13
I" Social Even ts
begin at 10
new Tum-
in Tumwater. Society Editor Molly Murder Phone 426-44.12
marker, whiel
of the
Simlnolls party
T/inlv;a ter i
in the park.
)e Cream will be
All des-
Troll tills n
ed to come ann
Sunday
al Nebraska
held at the
Point De-
August
your picnic
nd meet old
punch will be
Will be prizes,
all. P,e there
fun will be-
00 noon.
IHHR
TAYLORS TO CELEBRATE +"
GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Thanks
ary No. 2079
who con-
mmage sale and
a SUCcess. The
2 and 3 at
i
P4₯1
I
,00st Shop
hat We Sell"
SS
'V ERVICE
426-3172
PIlnlps
s
CO.
cos-
cOSmetics
426-3327
trees
leveling
'NCAPIN G
426-4718
MARRIED 50 YEARSMr. and Mrs. Eugene Taylor will be
honored at a golden anniversary celebration to be held from 2
until 4 p.m, at the Progress Grange Hall at Kamilche. (Photo by
Dean's Studio)
Florence Waldrip, daughter ot
:Mr. and Mrs. Joe Waldrip, and
Eugene Taylor. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin G. Taylor, were untied
in marrmge Augus 13. 1913 at
the home of IVill "Waldrip on Oys-
ter Bay. They retm'ned from their
vedding trip to Mo, mt Rainier to
Settle in Kamilche Valley, whero
they have resided for the past 50
years.
To commemorate the Waylors'
50 years of marriage, a golden
anniversary celebration will be
held in their honor on Sunday,
August 11, from 2 to 4 p.m. at
the Progress Grange Hall at Ka-
milche The Grange Ladies will
serve. Pteae do not bring gifts.
Mr, and Mrs. Taylor are both
active in community affairs. Mr.
Taylor is a past master in Ma-
sonic Lodge, past patron of East-
ern Star. a charter member ot
Progress Grange and director ot
the Southwest Washington Pro-
dnction Credit Association. He is
also active in the Olympia Oyster
Association
Mrs. Taylor is a past matron
of Eastern Star and a member ot
Progress Grange Kamilche Wom-
en's Club, County H.omemakers
and the Historical Soeiety.
DIRECTORY
Floor Coverings
, Linoleum
Tile
. Carpeting
Formica
REX FLOOR COVERING
Mr. View Ph. 426-2292
Radiator Repair
Boiling out
Soldering
New cores
BOON'S PLUMBING
HEATING, SHEET METAL
623 S. 1st. Ph. 426-3483
Florist
Plants
for all occasions
. Flowers
EVERGREEN FLORISTS
4th & Birch 8 to 8 426-8479
Auto Glass
Expert
Installation
JIM PAULEY, INC.
5th & Railroad Ph. 426-8231
Draperies
custom made
free estimates
work guaranteed
J. C. PENNEY CO.
305 RR Ave. Ph. 426-8283
They hay( two sons. Edwin V.
Taylor and Justin E. Taylor. and
three grandchildren.
Spirit Subiec! Of
Scientist Services
A Bible Lesson on "Spirit" from
the Christinn Science Quarterly
\\;\rill be read this Sunday at the
Sheltnn First Clmrch of Christ,
Sci(-nlisI.
I{osp.ms,'ve R(.qdino hy tile eon-
rorc,t/tion will include this Scrip-
tur:H l):lsa.2e Iron II Corinthians
,3:1.7}: "Now the Lord is that
Spi!'il : and where the Spirit af the
Lord is. there is liberty."
One of /he references from
"Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures" by Mary Baker
Eddy v,,i:l be this: "Man is tribu-
tary ta God, Spirit. and to nothing
else. God's being is infinity, free-
don. harmony, and bohndless bliss.
'₯Vhere the Spirit of the Lord is,
there is liberty' ' (p. 481).
VFW PICNIC SLATED
'Phe V.F.\\;V. Pos and its Auxili-
ary will hold thei.r annual picnic
this Smlday at Delight Park.
Those attending should bring pot-
luck dishes. Coffee, pop and ice
cream will be furnished.
The V.F.W. Auxiliary Is busy
planning for a rummage sale,
which will ha held September 6
at the Memorial hall. Members
wishing more information may
contact President Josephine Sparks
or the chairman of the ways and
means committee, Vi Brumbaugh.
VETERANS TO MEET
The veterans of World War I,
Barracks 1462. and its Ladies
Auxiliary will have a potluck sup-
per at 5 p.m. tonight at Kneeland
Park. A meeting at 8 p.m. at the
Memorial hall will follow the sup-
per.
The distinctive aroma and taste
of garlic are only released by mois-
ture. For this reason, garlic chips
and other dehydrated garlic pro-
lucts have almost no odor. Don't
be deceived into using to much.
Once in contact with the moisture
l in food. tile flavor release is in-
stantaneous.
Kamilche Couple
T0 Be Hon0red On
50th Anniversar)
KAMILCHE - Tile children of
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Taylor
are honoring their parents Sunday,
with an Open House at. the Grange
Hail to commernorae their 50th
VVedding Anniversary. The hours
which they will be receiving auests
will be from 2 p.m ko 4:30 p.m.
Phey were married Aug. 13. 1913
at the \\;Vill \\;,Valdrip home where
the Olympia Oyster Company m
now located. They request no gifts.
Coming from Hood River. Ore.
last Sunday to visit at tim Martin
Otto home were Mr. and Mrs. Low-
ell Hahn.
Mrs. Howard Fuller spent three
days visiting friends in Seattle
la.st week.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Moffett
and two children and ]\\;h'. and
Mrs. Procter Heffington all of Ta-
coma were guests at the Eugene
Taylor home last Sunday.
OVERNIGHT campers at the
ocean beach lasl Friday evening
Were the Phil Simmons family and
the Rev. A. V+ r. Graham family of
Tacoma.
Miss EfiLa Mac Hqrtnlan of Port-
la'qd spent the weekend aZ her par-
ents home, Mr. and Mrs. John
Krise.
The Edwin Petty's attended the
Simpson picnic at Mason Lake last
Smday.
There will be a 6:30 p.m. pot
luck dinner at the grange Friday
of this week. Aug. 9.
Guests at the Cecil Blackwelder
home this week are Mrs. Ron Mar-
tin and son of Lafayette. Calif.
The Ed STUD'S participated in a
colorful ceremony last. Sunday at
Suquamish when they attended the
yearly celebration. Chief Seattle
Da-. A play was presented por-
traying the life of Chief Seattle
from birth to death. Earl Peck. a
nephew of the Sigo's was Chief
Seattle. Dewey Sigo took the part
of Chief Kitsap and Florence Sigo
the part of the old lady.
']'HE AMERICAN Legion pre-
sented a rocking chair to the tribe
which was almost an exact replica
of the chair used by Chief Seattle.
The Pirates from the Seattle Sea-
fair presented a wreath for the
grave of Chief Seattle which was
accepted by Ed Sigo for the tribe
and placed on tim grave. The To-
tem pole made by Joe Hilaire was
also dedicated. One of the high-
lights of the celebration was the
salmon barbeque at which hundreds
of pounds of salmon was prepared
and served.
The Kamilche church was the
scene of the lovely wedding Satur-
day evening of Ralph Adair, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent 3. Adair
of Shelton and Clara Marshall
SLm'geon, daughter of Mrs. Mabel
Marshall. The bride wore a tur-
CARD OF APPRECIATION
The kindness and sympathy of
neighbors and. friends in our re-
cen sorrow will always remain
with us as a precious memory.
Our sincere thanks and gratitude
for all those comforting acts.
Nina. None and Andy Jack Harris
* High School Spotlight *
FUTURE PHARMACIST--Bruce Gardner looks forward to a ca-
reer =n pharmacy Lnd plans to attend Yakima Valley Junior
College and Washington State University.
Track is the favorite sport o llaving eazmed his letter in track
the boy in this week's high school I in both his junior and senior years,
'potligtit,. Bruce Gardner. Black-| he plans to try running the two
haired Bruce is well lnown for his] mite at Yakima Valley Junior Col-
ability to run the mile. | lege next fall
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: pead,.
MerCy Trill,. SCOTSMAN 1
dldlvlw equ|valen ef o 4 lip I I
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Saeger Motor Shop
on Hillcrest
After attending junior college at
Yakima for two years, Bruce
hopes to complete his education
at Washingt,,m State University.
He has decided to major in the
fields of math and science and
eventually enter pharmacy.
Bruce says he enjoyed chemis-
try and secoud year French the
most this year. His other senior
NEW BLUE OX
FRI. - SAT. - SUN.
OPENS 6:45
ONE COMPLETE SHOW
o a1"auewooD o
0 ; vI:,v POE coP- 0
subjects were trigonometry, civ- O0 IILMLI N
o o
IV. He was elected vice president ,o o o oLULd"] o000
of the senior class and also serves
on tile "S" Club executive board.
Since Bruce is working at Simp-
son during the weel’ and at the
J & J Richfield service station on
weekends, he has little time to go
camping. He also wishes he had
more time to play tennis and wa-
ter ski.
, Born April 26 1945, Bruce has
lived in Shelton for most of his
18 years. The Gardner family
spent four years in Spokane. This
acttve green-eyed lad lives on
Hillerest with two younger sisters
and a brother.
t
CERTAIN ClI00UMSTANOES
have prevented us from making the contacts we
had planned to sell our Ambulance Club Membership
cards, we are sorry to say.
However, the following Merchants have agreed to
handle the cards for US so you may get yours at
SHELTON STATIONERY
EELLS & VALLEY
MODE ODAY
J,C, PENNEY STORE
NBLs PHARMACY
MdlONKEY DRUG CEilTER
or phone 426-8254 for a personal call
from a representative of the
TORSAK AMBULANCE SERVICE
FOR
STEAKS
VaLUEi i
L,
SIRLOIN 98'
[] ili II []
PORTER STEAK
HOUSE
ROAST
BONELESS
$| 19 BONELESS HAM
i Introducing Ό, V2 or whole
The Finest 89
890 Quality LB.
Anywhere
All Beef Choice or Good
Skialess Wieners
Vorif,ne lb. 49 +
I I
Tickets on Sale Here For
BRIAN STERNBERG DAY
Professional Football
Kansas City Chiefs vs.
Oakland Raiders
University of Washington
Saturday, Aug 17
Each Seat $4
TANG
Nailer's
Toss 'Em All
32-0z.
Jar
CHUNK TUNA
PORK & BEANS
Tastewell
Light Meat
6',OZ.
Tins
OAMPBELL'S SOUPS
NABlSO00RACKEli$
FOLGER'S COFFEE
OARAMEL KURLS
A,, .eat Poultry- Mu,hroom 6/Sl
- ...................................... 1OVa oz. Tins
Crisp and Crunchy
................................................ 16oz .ox
1-Lb. 59 o,p or 2.Lb. ++1+
Tins Reg. Tins JL
Tender 'N Chewy
SHUR-FRESH ................ Poly Bag of Six 35 ’
EAFA,R MAAZ,..
NOW ON SALE 50* EAC.
raouse to
" HAVEN
Z, Box 100
' 426-8546
lift s
repairs
426-4673
Electrical
House wiring & rewiring
Electric Heating
Trouble Shooting
Licensed & Bonded
Contractor
JIM EINARSSON ELEC.
Star Rte. 2, Box 37, 426-6520
Ambulance
Radio Dispatched
Oxygen Equipped
24 hr. service
Torsak Ambulance
2119 Adams St.
!
426-8254
Printing
o+ity Work l
of All Kinds
THE JOURNAL
227 Cots Phone 426-12
quoise, street length gown and car- {" ' |
tied an orchid corsage. Site was - mill II l i + i i
given awaYsister,bY herMrs.Uncle Lewis BumbleBig " ----- Cants oupesl
Powers. The matron of honor was
the bride's 'Irene White 1
and tile best man was Kenneth
Coh acmberlin. Flower girls were 29 oz ;-+ mm
the ring bearer, Mike Marshall;
ushers were B. J. Whitener and Thick Moated, The Peak of lll/+4
Gary Marshall, the candle lighters, the Season X 4il
Richard Marshall and Juanita
Marshall, the wedding music was
played by Wanda Marshall. Donn!,e
book; Marshall dining r°°m at which Car°ly L Whitener A. reception Sharon imd sanga followed Huisingh charge solo, in "Trne of opened the the church Love. gues the MMAID E IUT 'RANG li:MIIMMtl: 11,111 AA Fancy EII6S Frozen Quality Dozen Whole ............ extra Ig. " =48 R0100AINE ,,, .a+ o.+ ..ca, .o.: ALl 00111 !. 13t p
gifts; Leona Lee cut the wedding ",,mwmvuuul, 6-oz. Tins ............... q/ J-
cake; Betty Marshall poured punch NIBLETS _,,,,.._h,,,o Locally Gl'own 41 /
.nd Shirley Chamberlin pourea {
.ne "eaffee. The covpie left. on a -- vvuunl Kernel ........................ 12 oz. Tins , / ,L UMKII Mmo Green Slicers ea,--/l-
motor trip to Long Beach, Calif. SCOT TOWEL regular . , ’ Finest Fancy Quality
''h+,, ,,,ill make their home in S Asst Co,ors ................................ 3/59 Oherry Tomatoes ........ :.. Ea. ;25 ’
+re++'ton where he +.room is $EEHL’ "l'Ae"m'n nca.m+ ,rre,u,ar A/$4 Fancy Girdled Thompson
employed in the SafeTay store " . + /14D/it. re.no ......... :.. 29-oz. Tins ]/ J-
thcre.
Seedless Grapes Lb 23
RESH aPPLE JUICE zz. Bo.,es .................... 4/$1 , ,, ,, ,,,,
JourJ W'A- Pay SHUR .........