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P'" NO+l00a00, 00,ROPiCS
VALEH IHE DANCE
" • Lots of Prizes for the Ladies *
Saturday- February 14
WlNNIE SAYS -- Come Early. Prizes in the
lunchroom, too,
I I I I I i i
For Lawns
M'00ORGAN00¥E
FERTILIZER
For Gardens •
INDUSTRIAL AND
BUILDERS sUPPLY
FIRST & PINE PHONE HA 6-4393
E
C
O
R
A
T
N"
G
C,
E
N
T
E
R
. Headquarters For Carpets.
1968 STYLES FROM
M(WX
MAGEE W/CR
CMPLETE PROFESSIONAL CLEANING SUPPLIES
DEGORATING GENTER 321 Railroad
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o
B
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0
0
WHAT'S" "-
O
DOING •
C, L, Rowell, your Telephone Manager in Shelton .
e • e e e e e • • • • • • • • • • • /eJe** e e • • • • • • • • •
g a helleopter to find suit°
for new radio rela towers to carry your
;': than build eosUy aecen roads, they air.
]ieavy radio test gear into
Iff fly6 moaths they logged
air" mtl €+wrapped ta jbb
yeiir: Aril i;ing +' crews aren
the only phone'pe0pieWho @ck WitWtime, sving equit-
mqmt. On e/ery ph ,¢me job we look for the most e0nomical
way to.dolt.
i..,+::
!li
+if :++::+,
N:
When was the lasf time you had a telephone visit with
an out-of-town relative or friend? If it was some time
ago, you've been missing a lot. It's always a thrill to
hear the voices of your favorite people across the miles.
And the rates will fit your budget, too. Look at the rate
MJIt in i tale your phone book cover, and see for yourself.
m ca]] tonight! Pacific Telephone
PUt,(shed In.."P..hmvown
PLANNING + JUNE NUPTIALS
MR. AND MRS. CECIL A, PATTERSON wish to announce the
engagement of their daughter, Norms Ann Vincent, to T/Sgt.
David I. Heisey, McChord AFB, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B.
Heisey, Manheim, Pa, A June wedding is being planned, (Ziegler
Photo. )
HillCred Homemakers
Plan Wednesday Meet
The Hillcreat Homemakers Club
members will meet for a potluck
luncheon at noon in the home of
Mrs. Grace Wells. 405 Aadia,
Wednesday. After lunch, the club
will continue on with their making
of slipper clmins.
A card party to be held thl
Saturday night in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Darell Sparks on
Mill Creek Road. The party will
begin at eight o'clock. The public
is invited. Refreshments will be
served.
Anyone having scraps of mater-
ial, rather than throwing them
away, donate them to the club.
The homemakers use the scraps
in making quilts for needy and
burned-out families. Scraps may
be left with Mary Trotter at the
Mason Hotel or will be picked up
by calling ttA 6-4708.
Homemakers Oouncil
Plans Spring Projects
Mason County Homemakers
Council met Tuesday of last weel
and planned spring activities. Si.,
clubs were represented. April 14
was set as the date for the spring
county convention, hostess club
and place of meeting to be un-
nounced later. A plant and bake
sale will be held in April to raise
funds for some 4-H campships.
Mrs. Edwin Taylor was appointed
chah'man for the sale wil.h Mrs.
Ray Dillcnbcrg and Mrs. Eric Sjo-
holm assisting.
Mrs. Clive Troy of Pickering
Homemakers Club has been ap-
pointed safety committee chair-
man for the State Homemakers
Assochttion and gave a report on
a recent meeting in Olympia with
the state president and other mem-
bers of the committee. The Wash-
Ington State Safety Commissl(m
will work with the Homemakers
in promoting their safety program.
A ('lass in upholstery is being
organized and a preliminary meet-
lng was held Februt¢rY 9 for those
interested.
Following the business meeting
Mrs. Jane Windsor, county exten-
sion agent, led a discussion on
equipment and ttme saving in
packing lunches.
Mrs. Ruth Oison Resigns
Pioneer P.T.O. Post
Members of the Pioneer Parent-
Teachers Organization wish to
thank Mrs. Ruth Olson for her
faithful service as PTO president.
Mrs. Olon who is moving to Shel-
ton, will resign from her office.
Assuming the duties of president
of the PTO will be Mrs. Ellis Ray-
mond.
Canal Womm's Club
'1) Fete Past Prexles
At Birthday Meet
The Hood Canai Woman's club
will meet for the regular meeting
Thursday, Feb. 19, in the club-
house. A birthday program is
planned to celebrate its beginning:
32 years ago this month and past
presidents will be invited as hon-
ored guests.
At the forenoOn business meet-
ing members who have been put-
Ling their individual talents to
work to earn dollars for the club,
will turn them In to Mrs.* Rose
MIlle, chairman of the project, as
birthday gifts to the clvb.
The IAlliwaup members, of
whom Mrs. tester L Ager is
chairman, will decorate alad serve
the luncheon. Mrs. William Gil-
bert will give the history of the
club for the benefit of this year's
20 new members. Mrs. Bert Hoard
of Shelton will be featured as So-
loist, and: Mr. George Drake will
talk and show colored pictures of
his trip to Europe.
The: club's new chairs and extra
heat will assure comfort for those
art.ending.
Eagles Hold Bi-
Monthly Card Party
Mrs. Glen Gardner and Herman
Lorenzen took high score prizes
at the last night of play at the
Eagles' pinochle party last Satur-
(lay. Mrs. Gardner's score was 6,-
680 and Mr. Lorenzon's 6,260. Low
score prize winners were Mrs.
Dale Jones, 1,660 and Roy M, ingus,
1.800. Traveling pinochle was won
by Mr. Lorenzon and Vera Hunt-
ington.
The next card party will be held
at 8 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 21, in
the Eagles' hall. Coffee and sand-
wiches will be served following the
evening's game.
Pre-School P.T.A.
Planning Pla" School
Shelton Pre - School Parent-
Teachers ASsocittlon is planning
a playsehool for three and four-
year old children. The plaYsChool
will be held twice Weekly andwith
a similar program of that of kin-
dergarten. Program for the school
will be explained in detail at a
meeting at 8 o'clock, Monday eve-
ning at 2020 Laurel St. Anyone
interested in the program is asked
to attend the meeting•
WARC TO MEET
The regularly sCheduled meetinl
of the Mason county ct apter o
the Washington Ass(cietlbn fo
Retarded Children will be hl at
8 p.m. Friday in the Rogers
school.
+
W.C.T.U. i00eets
Sects/Events o, p ii E i:
'+ Society Editor • Beve We,la * Phone HA. 6.4412
WEDDING PLANS TOLD
MR. AND MRS, MARION J. HELSER are announcing thdenglige-
ment of their daughter, Charlotte Mac, to Mr. James R. Peterseni
son of Mrs. Edna Peterson. March 21 has been ch0ken as th dhte
for the wedding. (Dean photo.)
the Woman's Christian Temper-
ante Ihion was held last Friday
in the home of Mrs. Nena Roberts.
b'ollowing the one o'clock no-host
]llncheon, h(: = business session was
held during which Mrs. Roberts
m'ged all members to write their
representatives and senator to let
lhenl knovv we (to not want SIln*
day liquor nor ()pen gamhling.
Mrs. Roy Eells led the devotions,
and Mrs. David Turner reviewed
the stov of the life of Frances
,Vill'rd, "founder of the WCTU. In
exquisite white carrara marble, her
statue stands, the onlY woman so
honored in the :statuary hall in
the capitol at Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Arvilla Wiley reviewed the
second chapter of the study book,
"Shadow Over America."
Mrs. Blanche,B. Bell will have
charge of the program of the next
WCTI7 meeting" at the home of
Mrs. W O. Galloway.
Knott Guild to Plan
For Tea and Sale
The Rachel Knott Orthopedic
Guild will hold its Feb'uary meet-
ing with a 12:30 hmcheon on Fri-
day, Feb..20, at the home of Mrs.
George Cropper w!th Mrs. George'
Grisdae, co.,hosteSs:
Plans will be made for the tea
be held at the new PUD build-
April 10 and for the "Next
tq ew" sale which will be some-
tiros in early May. Members racy
articles they .wish to do, ate
ect to tbe me'cLing On
+
HOUS
Americanism Viewed P.T.S.O. to View
At Legion Aux. Meet
Americanism was the theme of
the Feb. 4 meeting of the Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. R. H.
Frank, Americanism chairman,
stated that "with strong Ameri-
canism we need not fear other
'tams'." She urged all members
to display the country's flag and
to encourage others to do like-
wise on Lincoln's birthday, Feb.
12, and on Washlngton's birthday,
Feb. 22.
Mrs. Oscar Levin, child welfare
chairman, asked auxiliary mem-
bers to save materials such as
paint, wallpaper, spools, yarn, etc.,
to be sent to the Rogers school
for use in craft activities.
Plans were completed for the
dinner which will honor past com-
manders of the Fred B. Wivell
Post and past presidents of the
Legion Auxiliary Unit 31 Feb. 17
at the Memorial hall. Arrange-
ments are under the direction of
Mrs. Warren Earl and Mrs. R. H.
Frank, food; Mrs. Oscar Levin and
Mrs. Alberta Landers, decorations;
and Dr. R. "W. Norvold, entertain-
merit.
Refreshments lmnoring the new-
ly initiated Mrs. B. J. Rishel were
serwd at the conclfision of the i
meeting.
Navy Morns to Sew
For Navy Babies
Members of the Mason county
Navy Mothers Club will serve at
the Kiwanis hmcheon on Tuesday
in the Memorial hall.
The following Thursday, the
club will meet at the home of
Mrs. RaY Sharp for a potluck
luncheon and sewing session for
the baby layettes which will be
given to the Bremerton Navy
Mothers Club for Navy wives,
when needed. There will be no
evening meeting.
Pickering Club Plans
)mmit 'Party
?ickering t )memakers C 1 u b
1 meet this.Thursday with Mrs.
J, mie Howaru and Emily Babcock
a hostesses. The club is spon-
soring a community Valentine ar-
P
:y Saturday, Feb, 14 with potluck
tl )per at 6:00 o'clock Those at-
. Atn please bng 'In addition
:o "3;,, tei, own able s+rvicc,
valentin ', nd +•me pz'es for
, Ties. o.me ca rfl tables and cards
vi 1 alsO e needed.
Two Skits Tonight
The dramatic talents of the
Shelton Junior high school faculty
and students will be put on trial
with the presentation of two con-
troversial skits at this evening's
meeting of the PTSO at 8 p.m.,
in the junior high school•
The topics of the skits are en-
titled "Homework ?--How Much"
and "Every Kid's Got One." In
the teachers' roles will be William
Brickert, Mrs. Clara Porter,
George Kaszycki, Mrs. Jane Gruv-
er, Don Brown as counselor and
Mike Scrafford and John Sells aa
students. Moderator for the dra-
matizations will be host-principal,
Bruce Sehwarck.
Refreshments will be served fol-
lowing the program.
LAKE ISABELLA WOMEN
The Lake Isabella Woman's club
presented the Henry Warnes fam-
ily, who lost their home and con-
tents by fire recently, with a
quilt.
Monday's meeting of the club'
was postponed until a later date
due to snow.
DELIVERED TO
Complete with cernnt
datlon, roofing;
plumbing, electric , ran!
heater, refrigerator,
easily handled sections
for •
2 bedroom 25'x26'
bedroom
4 bedroom 24'x40'
3 bedroom 24'x5ff
4 bedroom 24'x55'
BUDGET
415 Perry
HOQUIAM,
==---
send free flo0P
plan folder to
Name
Address
City
SKATING SKIRT
Friday, Feb, 13th
SHELTON ,ROLLER ARENA
Free Admission, Shoe Rental 25¢
To Girls in Skating Skirts
EVERYONE VOTES ON PRETTIEST OUTFIT
+Saturday, Feb. 14th
Morning Session - 10 a.m. - 12 Noon
Afternoon Session - 1:30 - 4 p.m.
NOVELTIES & REFRESHMENTS
Evening Session - 7:30 - 10:30 p.m.
Door Prize - Valentine Box of Candy
SHELTON ROLLER
OLYMPIC HIWAY NORTH PHONE HA
Honsewamer:
IieatiLng cost00; three wa
lilo t per gadee fro
Hen(In S Oils because the
tlflored for todafs heatinit sy/Item!k
Mere lat frel
)nderd's exclklv
Tharmisol keeps your burner
dm effi¢ioM |lh'lt# Imi
H0U|levarmar's tips On
K%a"flns can' CVt I;e'at'
waste,;Save mon An d
a• intert or carry(nil
chRrs'Wl1 0
+ lOittlllllll,
]18 S. 8RD ST. PHONE HA.
LC'OKING DEAL?
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0,, ,,,+w +,,m :,d+
BETtEr'SEt MAYTAG
AT
IIs
APPLIANCE
ley
CENTER
Phone HA 6-4663
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j
P'" NO+l00a00, 00,ROPiCS
VALEH IHE DANCE
" • Lots of Prizes for the Ladies *
Saturday- February 14
WlNNIE SAYS -- Come Early. Prizes in the
lunchroom, too,
I I I I I i i
For Lawns
M'00ORGAN00¥E
FERTILIZER
For Gardens •
INDUSTRIAL AND
BUILDERS sUPPLY
FIRST & PINE PHONE HA 6-4393
E
C
O
R
A
T
N"
G
C,
E
N
T
E
R
. Headquarters For Carpets.
1968 STYLES FROM
M(WX
MAGEE W/CR
CMPLETE PROFESSIONAL CLEANING SUPPLIES
DEGORATING GENTER 321 Railroad
g00eo0B0eeeeee00eooeeeooasoesesoo0o
o
B
0
0
0
WHAT'S" "-
O
DOING •
C, L, Rowell, your Telephone Manager in Shelton .
e • e e e e e • • • • • • • • • • • /eJe** e e • • • • • • • • •
g a helleopter to find suit°
for new radio rela towers to carry your
;': than build eosUy aecen roads, they air.
]ieavy radio test gear into
Iff fly6 moaths they logged
air" mtl €+wrapped ta jbb
yeiir: Aril i;ing +' crews aren
the only phone'pe0pieWho @ck WitWtime, sving equit-
mqmt. On e/ery ph ,¢me job we look for the most e0nomical
way to.dolt.
i..,+::
!li
+if :++::+,
N:
When was the lasf time you had a telephone visit with
an out-of-town relative or friend? If it was some time
ago, you've been missing a lot. It's always a thrill to
hear the voices of your favorite people across the miles.
And the rates will fit your budget, too. Look at the rate
MJIt in i tale your phone book cover, and see for yourself.
m ca]] tonight! Pacific Telephone
PUt,(shed In.."P..hmvown
PLANNING + JUNE NUPTIALS
MR. AND MRS. CECIL A, PATTERSON wish to announce the
engagement of their daughter, Norms Ann Vincent, to T/Sgt.
David I. Heisey, McChord AFB, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B.
Heisey, Manheim, Pa, A June wedding is being planned, (Ziegler
Photo. )
HillCred Homemakers
Plan Wednesday Meet
The Hillcreat Homemakers Club
members will meet for a potluck
luncheon at noon in the home of
Mrs. Grace Wells. 405 Aadia,
Wednesday. After lunch, the club
will continue on with their making
of slipper clmins.
A card party to be held thl
Saturday night in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Darell Sparks on
Mill Creek Road. The party will
begin at eight o'clock. The public
is invited. Refreshments will be
served.
Anyone having scraps of mater-
ial, rather than throwing them
away, donate them to the club.
The homemakers use the scraps
in making quilts for needy and
burned-out families. Scraps may
be left with Mary Trotter at the
Mason Hotel or will be picked up
by calling ttA 6-4708.
Homemakers Oouncil
Plans Spring Projects
Mason County Homemakers
Council met Tuesday of last weel
and planned spring activities. Si.,
clubs were represented. April 14
was set as the date for the spring
county convention, hostess club
and place of meeting to be un-
nounced later. A plant and bake
sale will be held in April to raise
funds for some 4-H campships.
Mrs. Edwin Taylor was appointed
chah'man for the sale wil.h Mrs.
Ray Dillcnbcrg and Mrs. Eric Sjo-
holm assisting.
Mrs. Clive Troy of Pickering
Homemakers Club has been ap-
pointed safety committee chair-
man for the State Homemakers
Assochttion and gave a report on
a recent meeting in Olympia with
the state president and other mem-
bers of the committee. The Wash-
Ington State Safety Commissl(m
will work with the Homemakers
in promoting their safety program.
A ('lass in upholstery is being
organized and a preliminary meet-
lng was held Februt¢rY 9 for those
interested.
Following the business meeting
Mrs. Jane Windsor, county exten-
sion agent, led a discussion on
equipment and ttme saving in
packing lunches.
Mrs. Ruth Oison Resigns
Pioneer P.T.O. Post
Members of the Pioneer Parent-
Teachers Organization wish to
thank Mrs. Ruth Olson for her
faithful service as PTO president.
Mrs. Olon who is moving to Shel-
ton, will resign from her office.
Assuming the duties of president
of the PTO will be Mrs. Ellis Ray-
mond.
Canal Womm's Club
'1) Fete Past Prexles
At Birthday Meet
The Hood Canai Woman's club
will meet for the regular meeting
Thursday, Feb. 19, in the club-
house. A birthday program is
planned to celebrate its beginning:
32 years ago this month and past
presidents will be invited as hon-
ored guests.
At the forenoOn business meet-
ing members who have been put-
Ling their individual talents to
work to earn dollars for the club,
will turn them In to Mrs.* Rose
MIlle, chairman of the project, as
birthday gifts to the clvb.
The IAlliwaup members, of
whom Mrs. tester LAger is
chairman, will decorate alad serve
the luncheon. Mrs. William Gil-
bert will give the history of the
club for the benefit of this year's
20 new members. Mrs. Bert Hoard
of Shelton will be featured as So-
loist, and: Mr. George Drake will
talk and show colored pictures of
his trip to Europe.
The: club's new chairs and extra
heat will assure comfort for those
art.ending.
Eagles Hold Bi-
Monthly Card Party
Mrs. Glen Gardner and Herman
Lorenzen took high score prizes
at the last night of play at the
Eagles' pinochle party last Satur-
(lay. Mrs. Gardner's score was 6,-
680 and Mr. Lorenzon's 6,260. Low
score prize winners were Mrs.
Dale Jones, 1,660 and Roy M, ingus,
1.800. Traveling pinochle was won
by Mr. Lorenzon and Vera Hunt-
ington.
The next card party will be held
at 8 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 21, in
the Eagles' hall. Coffee and sand-
wiches will be served following the
evening's game.
Pre-School P.T.A.
Planning Pla" School
Shelton Pre - School Parent-
Teachers ASsocittlon is planning
a playsehool for three and four-
year old children. The plaYsChool
will be held twice Weekly andwith
a similar program of that of kin-
dergarten. Program for the school
will be explained in detail at a
meeting at 8 o'clock, Monday eve-
ning at 2020 Laurel St. Anyone
interested in the program is asked
to attend the meeting•
WARC TO MEET
The regularly sCheduled meetinl
of the Mason county ct apter o
the Washington Ass(cietlbn fo
Retarded Children will be hl at
8 p.m. Friday in the Rogers
school.
+
W.C.T.U. i00eets
Sects/Events o, p ii E i:
'+ Society Editor • Beve We,la * Phone HA. 6.4412
WEDDING PLANS TOLD
MR. AND MRS, MARION J. HELSER are announcing thdenglige-
ment of their daughter, Charlotte Mac, to Mr. James R. Peterseni
son of Mrs. Edna Peterson. March 21 has been ch0ken as th dhte
for the wedding. (Dean photo.)
the Woman's Christian Temper-
ante Ihion was held last Friday
in the home of Mrs. Nena Roberts.
b'ollowing the one o'clock no-host
]llncheon, h(: = business session was
held during which Mrs. Roberts
m'ged all members to write their
representatives and senator to let
lhenl knovv we (to not want SIln*
day liquor nor ()pen gamhling.
Mrs. Roy Eells led the devotions,
and Mrs. David Turner reviewed
the stov of the life of Frances
,Vill'rd, "founder of the WCTU. In
exquisite white carrara marble, her
statue stands, the onlY woman so
honored in the :statuary hall in
the capitol at Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Arvilla Wiley reviewed the
second chapter of the study book,
"Shadow Over America."
Mrs. Blanche,B. Bell will have
charge of the program of the next
WCTI7 meeting" at the home of
Mrs. W O. Galloway.
Knott Guild to Plan
For Tea and Sale
The Rachel Knott Orthopedic
Guild will hold its Feb'uary meet-
ing with a 12:30 hmcheon on Fri-
day, Feb..20, at the home of Mrs.
George Cropper w!th Mrs. George'
Grisdae, co.,hosteSs:
Plans will be made for the tea
be held at the new PUD build-
April 10 and for the "Next
tq ew" sale which will be some-
tiros in early May. Members racy
articles they .wish to do, ate
ect to tbe me'cLing On
+
HOUS
Americanism Viewed P.T.S.O. to View
At Legion Aux. Meet
Americanism was the theme of
the Feb. 4 meeting of the Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. R. H.
Frank, Americanism chairman,
stated that "with strong Ameri-
canism we need not fear other
'tams'." She urged all members
to display the country's flag and
to encourage others to do like-
wise on Lincoln's birthday, Feb.
12, and on Washlngton's birthday,
Feb. 22.
Mrs. Oscar Levin, child welfare
chairman, asked auxiliary mem-
bers to save materials such as
paint, wallpaper, spools, yarn, etc.,
to be sent to the Rogers school
for use in craft activities.
Plans were completed for the
dinner which will honor past com-
manders of the Fred B. Wivell
Post and past presidents of the
Legion Auxiliary Unit 31 Feb. 17
at the Memorial hall. Arrange-
ments are under the direction of
Mrs. Warren Earl and Mrs. R. H.
Frank, food; Mrs. Oscar Levin and
Mrs. Alberta Landers, decorations;
and Dr. R. "W. Norvold, entertain-
merit.
Refreshments lmnoring the new-
ly initiated Mrs. B. J. Rishel were
serwd at the conclfision of the i
meeting.
Navy Morns to Sew
For Navy Babies
Members of the Mason county
Navy Mothers Club will serve at
the Kiwanis hmcheon on Tuesday
in the Memorial hall.
The following Thursday, the
club will meet at the home of
Mrs. RaY Sharp for a potluck
luncheon and sewing session for
the baby layettes which will be
given to the Bremerton Navy
Mothers Club for Navy wives,
when needed. There will be no
evening meeting.
Pickering Club Plans
)mmit 'Party
?ickering t )memakers C 1 u b
1 meet this.Thursday with Mrs.
J, mie Howaru and Emily Babcock
a hostesses. The club is spon-
soring a community Valentine ar-
P
:y Saturday, Feb, 14 with potluck
tl )per at 6:00 o'clock Those at-
. Atn please bng 'In addition
:o "3;,, tei, own able s+rvicc,
valentin ', nd +•me pz'es for
, Ties. o.me ca rfl tables and cards
vi 1 alsO e needed.
Two Skits Tonight
The dramatic talents of the
Shelton Junior high school faculty
and students will be put on trial
with the presentation of two con-
troversial skits at this evening's
meeting of the PTSO at 8 p.m.,
in the junior high school•
The topics of the skits are en-
titled "Homework ?--How Much"
and "Every Kid's Got One." In
the teachers' roles will be William
Brickert, Mrs. Clara Porter,
George Kaszycki, Mrs. Jane Gruv-
er, Don Brown as counselor and
Mike Scrafford and John Sells aa
students. Moderator for the dra-
matizations will be host-principal,
Bruce Sehwarck.
Refreshments will be served fol-
lowing the program.
LAKE ISABELLA WOMEN
The Lake Isabella Woman's club
presented the Henry Warnes fam-
ily, who lost their home and con-
tents by fire recently, with a
quilt.
Monday's meeting of the club'
was postponed until a later date
due to snow.
DELIVERED TO
Complete with cernnt
datlon, roofing;
plumbing, electric , ran!
heater, refrigerator,
easily handled sections
for •
2 bedroom 25'x26'
bedroom
4 bedroom 24'x40'
3 bedroom 24'x5ff
4 bedroom 24'x55'
BUDGET
415 Perry
HOQUIAM,
==---
send free flo0P
plan folder to
Name
Address
City
SKATING SKIRT
Friday, Feb, 13th
SHELTON ,ROLLER ARENA
Free Admission, Shoe Rental 25¢
To Girls in Skating Skirts
EVERYONE VOTES ON PRETTIEST OUTFIT
+Saturday, Feb. 14th
Morning Session - 10 a.m. - 12 Noon
Afternoon Session - 1:30 - 4 p.m.
NOVELTIES & REFRESHMENTS
Evening Session - 7:30 - 10:30 p.m.
Door Prize - Valentine Box of Candy
SHELTON ROLLER
OLYMPIC HIWAY NORTH PHONE HA
Honsewamer:
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