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CAROL CHRISTIANSEN, a third-year 4-H member presents
a demonstration on her foods project during the county
demonstration day held recently.
emon
ions Given
Mason County 4-H members
Saturday were busy giving
demonstrations at county
demonstration day.
Two additional demonstration
sessions have been scheduled for
this Saturday, one at the Fair
Grounds for live animal
demonstrations and one at North
Mason School for members in the
North Mason are~
Ribbon ptacings in the
demonstrations given Saturday
we re:
Vicky Bailey, Blue; Leslie
Boyd, Blue; Eva Godwin, Blue;
Joy Nestell, white; Ruth Nestell,
red; Darlene Nickels, red; Lisa
Wheeler, blue; Becky Wilson, red;
Valerie Rains, blue; Phil Murray,
blue; Mel Murray, blue; Vicki
Baze, red;Jean Wolden, blue; Lori
Powell, blue; Kelly Harris, blue;
Debbie Hurdle, white; Candy
.o. munl rice evlew Wednesday evening, a group
["ELLEIh EVERETT of 20 forestry students from the
~! avid Smith gave The evening began with Major" provided another University of Montana will visit
• r~ert rn- L Community
showcase for his remarkable Shelton. They will be staying at
"Prelude" and "Fugue" by
liti ernoers a full and
'~dng ePian°--. , COncert, last ''Ondine," an original Resources training center at
rtay Shostakovich andtwo Scarlattiagility in rapid passages, the Department of Natural
sonatas, rather quiet pieces with a
. fuly irnvtnlng. His technique wealth of listening pleasure. These composition, brought a change of Sanderson Field. William Kamin,
• ~,~!o rea~zlye, and enableswere followed by Beethoven s pace. In this piece, sounds of the Simpson forester will conduct
. irullities o~ e the musical"Sonata, F Minor," which is, surf mingle with the song of visits on second growth lands and
• iP0sitions l a Wide range of appropriately, known as Ondine, the water sprite who has organized a discussion of the
~'iqu • ~s impressive ~ s his
. e is his
][ssrlitY for =., stamina, a real "Appassionata." Mr. Smith lures men into the sea. Four Shelton Cooperative Sustained
continued with Chopin's "Ballade improvisations by jazz pianist Art Yield Unit. Bob Lehman, U.S.
g]a~n "'Y°neattemptinga No. 4, F Minor,' a fascinating Tatum demonstrated the Forest Service and A1 Petzold,
• ' nce of SUch length and piece of music which moves from possibilities for subtle "musical lands and records supervisor for
/
a lyrical beginning to a finale as play" around a simple melody. Simpson will be present to answer
energetic and exciting as a The concert closed on andre the students inquiries on the
Ire Wltcra,t complex folk dance, of Spanish excitement with a Unit's goals and history. A tour of
• "'' l" A brief intermission was selection from "Iberia" by Simpson's Shelton mills will
II~riP']plateS Course followed by a stunning rend!Zion Albeniz and "Carmen Variations" complete their visit Thursday
i of "'Prelude, E-Flat Major by in the style of Horowitz. In evening.
I?.,rny
Rachmaninoff, withwhom Mr. response to the audiences
lb,
• en°f-l~r'aSt,~ve G. Witcraft, Smith studied at one time. enthusiasm, Mr. Smith played two ,
tract • -u Mrs. George 11. Chopin's "Polonaise, A-FlatChopin etudes as encores.
--tlqeted °I~elt°n' driver fly recently light
e co,,_ ,_Week ,, , . ,
~e~ ,--se at Ft. Ord, Hurry! Supplies may be hm,ted!
ng.. the COUrse h
&, m the , e was
renaace ~,~ operation and
• I~th~, ~ ,,t military vehicl,
II ~,~t tOUr a ~ es
' ][" CaPacit~" ~nuone-half tons
I[~,l~aVen in ~"tne ~nstruction also
n n el tra.nsportahon of
s ' equ~Pment .
. I~l;l"~z ' and
[~s ~Vife
lton' ' Sharlene, also lives
AGc I a Quality
onJacket
::Hn'''mnnn'- •,
new
,,.-.ELIrE
chain s Zing Offer•
r bull a w-~-the buy a H0melit
'Li!saw a any Other H0mehte
n t"-ur hghtest , e
, IltY, lO0~dNwe'!t givnee;o~°mel!te
~ty Yl0,, Jack-, , a tup.
~t a0s01utely
Prices good Thursday through Saturday Only
59¢ VALUE NOW
REGULARLY $1.37
NOW
lO0's. REG. $1.89
NOW
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REGULARLY $1.59
NOW
Open 9:30 to 7:30 weekdays and
9:30 to 6 p.m. Saturday
The Shelton Co-operative
Sustained Yield Unit will be
visited Wednesday by two
forestry groups.
A group of 50 Scandinavians
will be met by Max Schmidt,
Washington Timberlands manager
at Simpson's Mill 4 Conference
Room. A discussion of the Units
forests and its manufacturing
facilities will preface a tour of the
mills.
The Scandinavian foresters
began their tour of the West Coast
in the Angeles National Forest in
California and visited Simpson
operations in Arcata March 16.
Donnell, blue; Valerie Von Horn,
blue; Becky Sayan, red; Michel,
Moore, blue; Karen Fuller, red;
Laurie Sadler, red; Lee Anne
Reller, red; Gloria Petty, red;
Mary Ellen Gerhold, white; Jane
Gerhold, white; Joaquina
Waldburger, red; El,ha Johns,
blue; Donna Le Clair, red; Sahara
Johnson, blue; Metanie Johns,
blue; Teresa Gods; blue; Etta
Twidwell, red; Renee Winger, red;
Mike Chambers, blue.
Debbie Helser, blue; Rebecca
Chapman, blue; Sharon Johnson,
blue; Cheryl Bedell, red; Carol
Christensen, white; Brenda
Graham, red; Lennie Christ,risen,
red; Vicki Kimbel, Red; Cathy
Kimbel, red; Carol Jennings,
white; Cindy Donnell, red; Anita
Pettitt, blue; Peggy Ewart, red;
David Bloomfield, white; Kenneth
Drake, blue; Donna Bloomfield,
blue; William Bryant, blue;
Robert Treadwell,red; Elaine
Cult,e, red; Ernie Evers, red;
Alice Chapman, blue; Kelli
Vander Wal, red; Lydia Stout,
blue; Naomi Wilson, white.
Diane McLaine, red; Brian
Chambers, blue; Donna Schmiege,
blue; Donna Schmiege, red;
Michelle Lisoskie, blue; Rene
Gates, blue; Lisa Wheeler, blue;
Kandice Lisk, red; Vicki Baze,
red; Kathleen Byrne, blue; Donna
Co.rmier, red; Theresa Cormier,
blue; Nancy Morkert, blue; Margie
Morkert, blue; Cheri Moore, blue;
Barbara Dorcy, red; Sandy
Wicken, blue; Ann Howerton, red;
Debbie Helser, blue; Dabble
Lisoskie, blue; Lisa Wheeler, blue;
Chris Engen, red; Teresa Walker.
blue; Nicks Schouvilier, blue;
Donna Bloomfield, red; Vicky
Bloomfield blue; Dana Jackson,
blue; Peri Pettitt, blue; Sandra
Denny, blue; Toby Frint, blue;
Vicki Velkov, blue; Nicks
Schouviller, blue; Susan
Fullerton, blue; Del Loris Wilson,
red; Cathy Ruddell, red; Debbie
Woods, red;'Virginia Woods, red;
Nancy Evers, blue; Lori
Engebretson, blue; Rebecca
Chapman, Blue; Susan Dickinson,
blue; Ruth Stout, blue; Nancy
Eveleth, blue; Vicki Kimbel, blue;
Kim Wheeler, blue; Ruth Stout,
blue; Susan Dickinson, blue; Terri
Sievert, blue.
Suzanne Lick, red; Sharon
Johnson, blue; Randy Howard,
blue; Pamela Bloomfield, red;
Pamela Bloomfield (clothing)
blue; Kathy Bailey, blue; Karen
Miljour, blue; Nancy Evers, blue;
Janise Laramie, blue; Mary Johns,
blue; Barbara Ward, blue; Cheri
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Olympic Hwy. S.
Paterson, red; Larry Jones, blue;
Rex Wilson, red; Heidi Lovgren,
red; Barbara Stickley, red; CharS
Tibbits, white; Timmy Ford, red;
Michelle Williams, blue; Tummy
F~Ord, red; Jean Prouty, blue;
Brenda Surlow, blue; Jodie
Stickley, red; Rhonda Endicott,
blue; Nanci Dean, blue; Pam
Hunter, red; Vicki Bloomfield,
blue.
David Bloomfield, red;
Kenneth Drake, red; Shannon
Bloomfield, red; Denny
Dickinson, red; Laura Stout, blue;
Renee Winger, red; Steve Ford,
blue; Tim Ford (swine) red; David
Winkler, red; Edith Dwyer, red;
Gary Dwyer, white; Paul Dwyer,
red; Ed Join,s, red; Kathy
Stickley, blue; Kathy Jones, blue;
Laura Fisher, red; Kay Hellman,
blue; Gretchen Londahl, red;
Steve Baze, red; Marlene Schmidt,
blue; Kay Geist, blue; Norma
Hoepfner, blue; Debbie Guy,r,
red ; Terri Lick, blue; Cindy
Sievert, white.
Marcia Tobey, blue; Sharalyn
York, red; Patty Nolden, blue;
Sherrie York, blue; Len Williams,
blue; Paula George, red; Mark
Larson, blue; Richard Dwyer, red;
Liana Ford, red; Guy Dodge,
blue; Liana Ford (Vet. Science)
blue; Tim Dodge, blue; Ricky
Nault, red; Roger Murray, blue;
Michael Wheeler, red; MarCy
Gates, red; William Nutt, blue;
Tom Nutt, blue; Chris Buchanan,
red; Jim Nutt, red" Eric Johnson,
red; James Cochran, red; Vincent
Pettitt, blue; Brat Pearson, red.
Kris Nicklaus, blue; Mike
Louderback, white: Roger Ewart,
~ed Tom Hepburn, red; Doug
Richert, red; Greg Hunter, blue;
Shawn Johnson, red; Julia Kamin,
red; Don Howard, red; Laura
Stout, blue; Oliver Chapman,
blue; Teddy Howard, red; Keith
Schouviller, red; Oliver Chapman,
(photo) blue; Roy Evers, blue;
Randy Howard, blue; Roy Evers,
red; Steve Ford, (electric)red;
Renee Winkler, red; Chris
Rickards, blue; Teresa Murray,
blue; Brian Chambers, blue; Dan
Eveleth, red; Scott Boyd, blue.
I DO not consider it an insult,
but rather a compliment to be
called an agnostic. I do not
pretend to know where many
ignorant men are sure - that is all
that Agnosticism means.
Clarence S. Darrow
Scopes trial, July 13, 1925
• ®
Latex Flat
Wall Paint.
The great latex cover-up: covers in half
the time.
No need to fill and sand hairline cracks,
and the one-coat process easily covers most
stained or dirty surfaces.
Wallhide dries in thirty minutes and
brushes are soap and water washable.,
Regularly $8.47". Now only $6.19 gallon.
• 0 ®
Trim Enamel.
Satinhide is a must for repeatedly
washed woodwork in kitchens, bathrooms, and
children's rooms.
Goes on easily, dries quickly, and it now
comes in hundreds of colors to match Wallhide
Paints.
Regularly $3.43". Now only $2.43 quart.
"The Complete BuSYing Center"
Mike Byrnei Owner
426-4522
e
•
27 ONLY
Girls' Skirts
OR,G. 2/4 NOW 1.44 TO 2.88
14 ONLY
Girls' Dresses
ORIG. 2.00 NOW
7 ONLY
Girls' Sweaters
ORIG. 4.00 NOW
7 ONLY
Girls' Blouses
ORIG. 1.44 NOW
12 ONLY
Toddlers' Cord Pants
ORIG. 3.50 NOW
1 ! ONLY
Toddlers' Overalls
ORIG. 3.79/3.50 NOW
8 ONLY
Women's Sweaters
OR,G. 5/6 3.88 & 4.88
5 ONLY
Women's Cardigans
ORIG. 13.00 NOW
7 ONLY
Women's Skirts
ORIG. 7.00 NOW
15 ONLY
Women's Blouses
ORIG. 7.00 NOW
6 ONLY
Women's Slacks
ORIG. 6.00 NOW
5 ONLY
Women's Jumpers
ORIG. 7.88 NOW
6 ONLY
Women's Rain Coats
OR,G. 20/ 2 NOW 14.88 & 16.88
3 ONLY
Women's Nylon Jackets
ORIG. 22.88 NOW 18.88
12 ONLY
Women's Quilt Jackets
ORIG. 27.88 NOW
44 ONLY
Asst. Women's Scarves
OR,G. t.2 to 2.50 NOW 99 to 1.99
63 ONLY
Women's Billfolds and Handbags
ORIG. 1.00 to 7.00 NOW 88 tO 5.88
18 ONLY
Necklace and Earring Sets
I AA
ORIG. 2.00 NOW l Ill'ill'
60 PR.
Asst. Knee-high Socks
ORIG. 1.25 NOW
LARGE SELECTION
Asst. Curtains and Valances
REDUCED TO CLEAR
ONE GROUP
Wash Cloths, Hand Towels
and Bath Towels .23 3/1.00 2/1.00
36 ONLY
Anti-Fatigue Mats
NOW
48 ONLY
Asst. Color Yarns
ORIG. 99
NOW
35 ONLY
Boys' Jeans
NOW
1 1 ONLY
Men's Sport Coats
ORIG. $45
NOW
129 ONLY
Men's Briefs & T-Shirts
.ow 2/1.22
for $
for
Reg. 2.50
A, B, C,
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