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PAGE 20 SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "Chrsfmastown, U.g.A.", Shelf--'
IIORTH HASOH SCHOOL HEWS I
Classes To Resume Monday After Spr!% t + ,. :i
Vacation; Band Week Is Planned NCx "/,+eek OE / __ -- ..... I
• Next weok students of North ceived notice that, he is tlm ,'eci .I mAbib I 'IIAtILIVAWil ---'----'1 V 5 Him []., U [] IB U m Iil R 5I
vaeation'after the IongThisandfirstWelcomeweek ofSpringthe sity of YPennsylvania. ..... When ' G:an" ' V" .... / rH /l/[][] [] [][] [] v IF l
fl,-+lt Xualter won'* c:<actl- be I ncss completes this course, he wi,, . IVH6 Hit H " ''" N JiF
::'"':'''e' becus;+ the%n'h've earnod his poet.or'+ dc,'o. IW I' liHJI "--" -- I ...., , ,. ,,. ., ... . 41 r
l;ne Onllest I ' " " " • " in Science ----
ior hi+h band has cho.en it "mu- = '" .... ,,d , "W -- -- U m' Ufine The King ot DIV
bf the week Th'ere is a day for ing the seniors from the basketball | 111 1 _ _ ,--, IZtIII nIlqlllIIP I'||]II I,l l +I
"Music Lover of' the' Year": one le m adna[h3co);em;?in6 ti?r I VOlUme u.u ou,, ,o.,.-+ • - - i +
specializes in the band's own ver- . . +
i r o lar ro rams later part of Aprd. It is a three
somt31feih:n]°ted[UThP eelnin+l act play filled with "neYve-wrack- t nl ll l illIVll 15 M t KICI ] I Ir'Ml00 ,++I
.... e o iing suspense" which promises to / l I I Ill/ U / 1 I [] I IMI II I/ I I i I . I II I II
performance will be pr sented .... -
tmday, f£fl5,as8iP.m.2np:[kt;p you on the edge of your HII IIII IIlIlIlIU I IlIIII I UlTrimmed ,, i
'+ h ch . .+ • mi ,i -- I
h)g :ill +++ 7""" ed:- ' -I The school journalism staff has | • • U • I • II [] 111"11[] I --_..--.- I +-- ............... Ib ,
PICNICS++-++:+++. ,+31
1; CO,
Dayton Youth Injures Eye In Mnhap .+++ t .... ,
A I IPI I IPII4P
+h+ wo],nd. ...... with he,+ brother +rid wi+o, +. r %+ ,+,+m+,0+,++++,sqG I .w[ rn--nm. .... I
The rra+vefing Jinocnle Club win and Mrs Earl Kin r Ik] f PIT REFERENCE tllll_a--.x.,r.,,,'lh'- I " Ji
hold its next meeting Saturday ' w .... g' . .. 1" ' HOME REPAIR PROI.EM au ,.r ] ......... -- i
t'} ty ho of r. an2 Mr.++ . E. Mrs".-,%i% Bu%;;i we*re'i'. 'E pRBmmn. ' I | dr" r O A r | .....
'.deI'soIIL+elTIRe WlI.I] MI ane MIS dOlln VOLIJ, I+, I PRACTICAt [i$'f IBHE¥-SP+IHG Morrells YorKsfllre urano
Longview. The Joe Buchel family X ANSWERS TO ALL YOUR HOME REPAIR
Doris Hickson had as Friday
overnight guest Sharon Moffatt
and had as weekend guest, Tina
Bezley, both of hSelton. On Satur-
day, they celebrated the 17th birth-
day of Doris, The girls spent part
of the day hiking to Lake Nah-
watzel and back and also part wmy
around the Little Egypt Loop until
they were driven home by the
rain, Althouogh they didn't make
any fifty miles they did enough to
show their physical fitness.
Thursday dinner gests of Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Lcmke were Mr.
and.Mrs. Farnum Loitz he]" broth-
or: and parents, Mr+ "tnd Mrs.
Cllarlcs Loitz. Shetton. and their
house gnest, Dan Loitz and Mari-
lyn Brice of Alaska, who are at-
tending college in Portland,
MR.. AND MRS. Allen Hickson
dropped i on the James Hickson
family Sunday to pick up 15-
month-old Charles. who had spent
two and a half weeks there while
tits mother was back east. Little
Charles will sure be missed in the
,la.flle, Hickson home.
Weekend guests in the home of
Mrs. Gertrude Scott were Mr. and
Mrs, George Purves and girls of
Kent.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Roberts and
boys motored to Kent Sunday and
visited with Dr. and Mrs. William
Monsofl.
Glenn Young is home freD1
Western Washington State Col-
lege, spending his spring vacation
wilh parents, Mr, and Mrs. John
Young.
Saturday callers in the Walter
Chappell home were Mr. and Mrs.
Arclfie Kelley, Matlock.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sherry of
Shelton visited one day last week
in the home of Mrs. Carrie Barker.
The Gm.'y Cole family of Che-
halls were Sunday visitors in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Williams,
Mr. a.nd Mrs. John Anderson and
children had dinner Sunday with
tlc J. R, Middletons in their Shel-
ton home.
• + :Nil'. and Mrs. Harry Kidd were
Stm'day dinner gmsts in the
Shetton lome of Mr. ad Mrs.
Clarles Churchill.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs, John Young were Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Young and chin
dren of Shelton.
Monday hmcheon ,nlests in the
Scab Comb's home were Mr, and
Mrs. Clifford Combs.
Mrs, Walter Chappell and chil-
dren visited on Satm'da.y with Mr.
and Mrs. C. L. Anderson of Clo-
quaUmn.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kidd and
children are tie proud owners of a
were drop-in" callers.
Mrs. L. B. Pharris spent a
couple of days last week in Seat-
tle. with son and wife. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Pharris.
Sunday visitors in tbc imrhe of
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hulbert were
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Elliot just
back from India, where they have
been missionaries for the past
25 yea rs.
lh. and Mrs. Doyle Howard and
son', spent Friday overnight and
Saturday in Issaquah with Mrs.
Thelma Howe rd.
Thursday aflel noon callers in
the L. A. Todd bonle were Mrs. Ai
Fraisurc. Dennis and Todd of
Shelton.
Visiting Darhme Bloomfield Sun-
day were Coco Mort•son. Judy
Lowdon .nd Allan Russell. friends
who attend estern Washington
College with her. Darlene came
home on Wednesday to spend
spring yaeation week•
• Spending Saturday evenmg with
their grandparents were Robm.
Donna and Audrey Tibbits and
Clint, Lester and Cindy Tibbits.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs, Fred Stuller were Mr.
and Mrs. VVayne Lathes of Ta-
coma,
MR. AND MRS. L. A, TODD
called on Mr. and Mrs. Ted erry
on Tuesday evening.
The Merlin Rickards family had
Saturday dinner in tle home of
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Byrd, Sko-
komish Valley.
Donna Hulbert had as Sunday
dinner guest Sharone Shawsted,
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Tibbits. Bill
and Keith motored to Chehalis
Sunday and visited with Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Tibbits.
Saturday visitors in the Pete
Bloomfield home were Mrs. Les
Bishop, Kamilehe and Mr.
Mrs. Floyd Waiters and children.
Vcarl Bennett. of Seattle was
Sunday dinner gest in the home
of his sister, Mrs. Alma Baker,
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Todd visited
Friday in the boise of :Mr. and
Mrs. L, A. Todd and Saturday
aftemmon Eldon Jr. visited with
him grandparents.
Mrs. Clyde Ruddell was elected
P.T.A. president for the coming
year at Mountain View school
She is at present publicity chair-
n an,
John Schur is spending spring
vacation Uis week with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Schur.
John attends the University of
Washington.
WC vceleone to our eorflnlurlity,
Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Hawkins
children, who are living at Dayton
new car. On Sunday, they motored corners.
P,A00s
USED
1361 DODGE LA CER ...................... $139'5
4.dr,, radio & heater, stick shift
1961 FORD FALCON ........................ $1495
radio, heater, auto, trans.
1956 PLYMOUTH CLUB SEDAN +495
.1955 FORD 6 STATION WAGON ........ $495
engine rebuilt
1956 PLYMOUTH CLUB SEDAN ...... $39'5
V-8 engine, standard trans.
WE ARE NOW it] our new building
at Railroad a/nd Front Street.
PLANS for our Grand Opening will
be announced later!
PAULEY HOTORS
Railroad & Front St. Phone 426-8183
PROBLEMS.
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"1110P HINTS ND PROJECTS • tAWN
AND GARDEN' IG CARE • ELECTRICAL
REPAIRS • I DME REPAIRS AND UP-
)RTCUTS • HOMEMAKING
HEIEPT :SE ,t WORKING" KITCHER
IIPS,WOC WORKING" DECORATING
• RADIO & FV REPAIRS • FURNITURP
IIEPAIRtN ° FURNITURE MAKING •
INTENANCE • BOATS •
IPROVEMENT pROJECTS.
1001 WAYS TO SAVE MONEY
AND HAVE FUN TOOl
SAVE HOHEY, IISE AHO WORKI
TRIPLE PAC i°;;g:e'sLil;nau'a+e' Salami' Ib4
SALMON STEAK Silver Red Idea, 1
To Broil, Cut ]b
Thick & Even
HALIBUT CHEEKS .ow..,o 15
Ad Prices Effective March
28, 29, 30. Limit Rights, Please
COOKIES
RIPPIN
ooo0 4/Sl
Flavors ....................
.KLEEHEX
.=,.. co,o+ 4151
400-Ct. Boxes ............
FIG BARS
....c...+ .o. 39*
Chewy! 24-oz ...............
Hunt's, Zesty Flavor! Stock Up Now On 20-oz. Bottles
TOMATO CATSUP
Sugar Crisp (9-oz.), Alpha Bits (8-oz.), Toasties (12-oz.) - -Mix or Match!
POST CEREALS
i
!!
BABY FOODS
Strained 10/$1
Gerber's
Varieties, 4 -oz.
Kraft, Smooth and Rich! Save Now on the 24-oz. Jar
MAYONNAISE
FRUIT DRIHKS
Sono, J,m O..noo, ....
II/-JL
Grape, 46-oz ..............
CORN OIL
MARGARIHE+
+o.00oo00o 4/'1
1-LB, PKG .................
Pure Vegetable Shortening! Big 3-lb. Tin
+SNOWDRIFT
CORN
Florida U.S. Fancy Large PlumP Ears,
NEW LOW:PRICE EA,
BANANAS ...+ oo,.. Fry;t
POTATOES °+ w.+,c. 10 S5€
New Spring Crop S
ONIONS OREGON NO. 1 MEDIUMS 3-LB. PLIO BAG 23 €
PAS WASHINGTON GROWN FANCY NO, 1D'Anj°us LB. 2129 €
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See yonr hmttvay Produce Department for in-season Strawberries,
CantMoupes, Watermelons, New Peas, Beets, Greens and Cherry Toma-
toes.
6/49" instant (o+ffee
2/29'
MAXWELL
HOUSE
10-oz. jar
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