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PICTURE is of a class in the Shelton School ill
:906. It was brought ill to the Journal by Ed Faubert,
!meme°fthemembers of the class. Faul)ert brought the.
ieture out after the meeting last month of a group in-
not |erested. in re-a('tivating the Mason Coun' ty llistorical
areaJ;ociety.i The groul) will have its second meeting at noon
,nferiday in the Capital Restaurant. Officers will be elect-
uhli¢ id and those attending are asked to bring suggestions
24, !
b a.l
, $2 ill-- |
2!00nlldren¢o00 s Theatre Performance Set
he:re °n's illustrious Children's
_at" " group has not he(n idle.
ere"'or the past few wealds the class
been studying l)antomim(,
and make-up, but with
arrival of th(, new year, they
starting on their second ma-
t)roductian, "Jack and the
The opening date for
fis play will be Jan. 1?,, so re-
earsals are feverishly underway.
The play was adal)ted by Mar-
Anderson, from (he well-
fairy tale. Meridee has
written original versions of
Wizard of Oz", which was
last year; and "Squeak
a Christmas tale about
mouse who didn't believe in
trlta Claus. The hdicr \\;wls
Dec. 17 for the Jaycee's
ristmas party t)efore ;in audi-
of delighted children and
Dec:. 14, it was present-
to the IW AUnion membeL-s
ildren.
The cast for "Jack and the
includes such leads
Sales
J. S. Savings Bonds sales
Mason county totaled
for the month of Novena-
aeeording to Volunteer Say-
BOnds Chairman L. A. Carl-
as Frank Kuhr and Nell McClan-
ahan, as Jack; Nadine Larson
and Ginger Me(tley as his "mot-
her"; Rita Nutt and Art Nicklaus
as I)ssie the "danciw, cow";
Gaye Scheol and Pete Neils"n as
lbe Giant; Linda Williams as
(he goose who 'ays the golden
Multi.Service
Director Sought
• The Mas(m-Thurston Commu-
nity Action Council is lo:)king for
a director of the Multi-Service
Center at Yelm.
The duties include organization
and administration of the Yelm
Multi-Service Center and serving
as a specialist to all Multi-service
centers in the area of social ser-
vices, individual and group coun-
seling and olher areas.
Qualifications include one year
(f successful experience in or-
ganizational work at the com-
munity level, a bachelor degree
in behavorial or social sciences
or an allied fiehl and experience
in personnel supervision and de-
velopment of in-service training
l)rogrnaas for professional and
nan- professional staff.
The salary range is from $702.-
50 to $752.50 a month.
BAND.AID
Sheer Strips
Package of 32
Regularly 71€
NOW
as to where historical markers should be placed in Mason
County. Shown in the picture, are front row, left to
right, Robert Forrest, Roy Tidd, Clora Lucille Stewart-
l)arland, Myrtle Fortnum-Livermore, Harold Brown, Earl
.lotmson, Angus O'Neill, F_xlward Faubert, Maurice Need-
ham, Eagle Shelton, Bernice Baker, Maude Dohrman-
Croshy and Beulah Clay-Jenkins. Second row, left to
right, Clara Rohinson-Huntley, Mamie-Swan-Earl, Irma
egg; and Karen Burgess as the
singing "Magic Harp."
The flowers and mushrooms in
!iant land will be l)laycd by
Francie Rice, Wendy Bolender,
Chris D:nn, Patti Bourgault, Sue
l,emagie, Harold Redman, and
lynden Flmlund. Chris Bevis will
play Ibe flitlering butterfly.
The firsl l)erf(:rmance of "Jack
and the Beanstalk" will be Jan.
13 on the Shelton High School
stage for Evergreen School. Jan.
14 will find the group at Bor-
deaux, Jan. 15, at Southside, and
Jan. 16, the final performance
at Mt. View. The public is in-
vited to view the play, which
will begin 1)etween 12:45 and 1
l}.nl.r OI1 :In 3 Of lhese days, as
there will be no nightime perfor-
nlilnc.e.
Eac.h Children's Theatre pro-
duction is shown to the three
h)cal elementary schools, with
the ttood Canal, Southside, and
Pioneer schools rotating turns to
see the plays. Hood Canal stu-
dents were enchanted when ear-
lier' this year they were able to
see the play based on "Peanuts".
Pioneer students will take their
turn this spring with the produc-
tion of "The Hobbits", adapted
by Cheryl James, Linda Williams
and Jody Engen.
ALBERTO VO.5
BRECK HAIR'MIST
SUper Hold and
Regular Hold $
Regularly
$2.25
NOW
HAIR DRESSING and
CONDITIONER
For Regular Hair
Regularly $1.09 Tube
NOW
RINSE AWAY
!
After Shampoo Rinse
Regularly $1.00
Fredricks, Ardella Ltsk-Moran, Bernice Flsk-Potts, Gen-
eve Sargison-Crary, Ida Needham-Jamison, Carrie Tay-
lor-Durand, Maude Shorter and Thresa Cormier-Baich.
Third row, left to right, George Baker, Edwin Carlson,
Arthur Needham, Mabel Willet Cormier-Cross, Jessie
Clay, Laura Moore-Packard, Gyneth Getty and Mrs.
Ituscher-Rhodes (teacher).
Union:
NOW
Ladies Civic ,31ub k ee÷ing Today
By NANCY VRAHNOS
• UNION .... Things are begin-
ning to get back to normal. Fro-
zen pipes have been th!lwed, tons
of snow have been shoveled and
people who have been house
bound are enjoying thoroughly
just going to the store. Parents
are breathing a little easier and
have thoughts of getting things
back in order after having the
John Howe
Is Fromoed
• John E. Howe Jr., whose par-
ents live in Shelton, was pro-
mo:d to Army Sp/5 Oct. 23 in
Vietnam, where he is serving
with the 1st Logistical Command.
Spec. Howe, a mechanic in the
oommand's Task Force near
Bong Son, entered the Army in
basic training at Ft. Polk, La.
He was stationed at Ft. Riley,
Kan. before arriving overseas last
January.
The 20-yeard soldier was
graduated from Shelton High
School in 1966 and was employed
by Graystone of Shelton before
entering the Army.
SCOPE
MOUTH WASH
Large Size
Regularly $1.15
o,scou.Nr stoRE
Open Dady 9:30 - 6 "
i')n €,, _
'-v,ota , Sheffon • 426-2818
children home for two weeks, flew down
To help get life back to nor-
mal the Union Ladies Civic Club
will hold its regular monthly
meeting today starting at noon
at the Fire Hall Meeting Room.
The hostesses this re(ruth are
Mrs. Bob Gwinn and Mrs. Ed
Hough.
While the Pacific Northwest's
teeth chattered and our world
was white, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Bishop was basking in the sun
in San Clemente, Calif. They
spent the holidays with their
daughter Mrs. Wilda Clark and
saw their new great grandson
h)r the first time. He is four
months old.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Hogan
to San Diego and
spent Christmas with Mrs. Ho-
gan's parents Mr. and Mrs,
Pat Grace. They returned home
just before the New Year.
Jean Morrow of Tacoma has
been staying at Clara Eastwoods
while Miss Eastwood was in Tor-
onto visiting with a brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Nils(m en-
joyed having his grandchildren
Russel, Joey and Lisa Nilson of
Seattle. The children spent the
week between Christmas and
New Years with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Dilsworth and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dean cele-
brated the release from the grip
of ice and snow by having din-
ner at Milo's.
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QUOTA
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We're
Art Nicklaus
Thawing
Out
Prices
New
'69 Nova Coupe
Delivered Here
$2174
,5s,o0o
of
Used
Cars,
Pickups
and
Trucks
Gee. HasBrouok
aa:
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from
$125.00
'67 BEL AIR 4-Dr., V8,
R, PG, P8
'67 CUTLASS Cpe. V8,
R, Jetaway, PS,
'66 BEt. AIR 4-Dr., VS,
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'66 BEL. AIR 2-Dr., VS,
R, PGIIde, P8
'66 GTO Coupe,
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'65 FURY III 4.Dr., VS,
R, Auto, P8
'65 MALIBU 88 Cpe., VS,
PS, PG
'64 T.BIR D Cony.,
Full Power, All'
'63 BONNEVILLE Cpo.,
Hydra, R, P8
'62 CATALINA Wagon,
Hydra, R, P8
'63 FAIRLANE 4-Dr., V8,
R, Auto, P8
'66 CHEV )-T, Fleetside 327,
Turbo, R
'e@ FORD -T, 352, V8,
Auto, R
Darrel Andrews
Earl French
Quick Parts &
Service
Mon. - Sat.
?/tell
MIC Ins.
Rental Cars
Chev-Olds
l st & Grove 426-4426
"Slnoe 1927"
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