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leith the painting, and we'l'
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paint stained clothes. There's
hardly a job too tough for us
Olympic Loop Tours
Resumed This Summer
Two-day stmnner bus t o tt r s
around tile Olympic Loop highway
via Shelton will be resumed again
this year by the Northwest Grey-
hound state line operating three
days a week from Seattle, accord-
ing to Terry Walker of the Quin-
cult Hotel.
The buses will stop overnight
at the Quinault Hotel where pas-
sengers will have dinner and
breakfast before continuing on to
Hoquiam and Aberdeen. Most of
the passengers on these tours are
expected to be visitors from the
East who are making the Western =
tour as arranged by the bus com-
panies.
The buses will be at the Quin-
ault Hotel Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays from July 7 nntil
1947 Ice Follies
Have Cast of 167
Top Performers
Now in its cleventi season, the
famed Shipstads and Johnson Ice
Follies of 1947, which opens its
Seattle Ice Arena engagement
May 8, again features spectacular
production numbers as settings for
its huge east of 167, inehtding
Tardiness Costs
Over $2,000 Loss
In SS Insurance
The loss of over $2,000 in insur-
ance benefits on claims filed dur-
ing February has been reported
by Cortland A. Skinner, manager
of the Olympia office of the So-
dial +Security Administration.
F,ilure to claim nenefits ill
which they were entitled ac-
counted for this loss to residents
of this area. M Skinner ex-
plained that old-age and survivors
benefits can be paid retroactively
for three months from the time
that they are claimed, but that one
of these persons waited for over
three years before filing his ap:
plication and three others waited
more than a year.
Labor Day, bus company offic-
ials have annuonced.
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!air Volunteer Fire Depa
Social organization !!
Seattle's engagement of the
Ice Follies of 1947, which opens
at the Ice Arena May 8, will be
a homecoming for Johnny Kin.
ney, Seattle-born star of the
Shipstads and Johnson skating
extravaganza. Kinney h'.arned
his skating fundamentals in his
native Seattle.
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many of the most headlined names
on silver blades.
One of the "many production
dazzlers is "Gypsy Caravan," With
NIae Ross, titian-haired rhythm
skater as the featured performer.
The Ice Folliettes, precision
tiained line skaters, dressed in
white, pleated satin with sequin
trim, over colorful nylon petti-
coats, open this number with their
fine blade maneuvers.
Miss Ross follows, emerging
from a flame setting, to skate a
firey Romanian Rhapsody and
Staccota. Romantic gypsy coup-
Mr. Skinner st.ressect Ule import:
ance of communicating with his
office at 121 State Avenue, Olym-
pia, when #n individual who has
been working in commerce or in-
dustry reaches age 65 or dies. If
the thirteen persons who filed tar-
dily in February had come to this
office earlier, they would not have
10st $2,176.05 in benefits.
les follow Miss Ross, tile climax
coming when they surround her as
she's the center of a flaming
mountain volcano. It's one of the
breath-taking moments in the Ice
Follies pf 1947, when the Gonti-
Glo effect goes on, transforming
the gypsy dress into fantastic col-
or schemes•
There are mmw other produc-
tion spectacles, including the open-
ing Pageant of Olde England, Cen-
tral Park, Poetry in Plastic, Swing
Waltz, Concerto, Virginia, .Hippo-
drome, An Orchid to You and sev-
eral others.
In addition to Miss Ross, the
featured Ice Follies names include
such top skaters as Bobby Blake,
Frick and Frack, Evelyn Chand-
ler, Roy Shipstad, Bary Green,
Hazel Franklin, Betty Schalow and
a host of others.
Frank Hixon and A1 Wilson,
again presenting the Ice Follies in
Seattle, announce box sale is now
open at Central Ticket Agency,
1411 Third Avenue, Seattle 1, with
mail orders being accepted at the
CiVic Ice Arena, Third North and
Mercer, Seattle 9.
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Park Films Thrill
Sports Club; Tiff
Skelsey Nqminated
Two Browns from Port Angeles feed in this locality and an offer
angled their way into Shelton' by the Simpson Logging Company
sportsmen's hearts last Thursday to furnish the food for the club
evening with their enthusiasm and
two reels of colored pictures taken
in Olympic National Park.
The two outdoor enthusiasts
were Otto Brown, Chief Ranger of
the park, and his assistant Charles
Browne, chief fire ranger of the
sanle area. Their scene of con-
quest was tim semi-monthly meet-
ing of the Mason County Sport
and Skeet Club held in the Odd-
fellows hall. Chief Ranger Brown
is a comparably newcomer to the
Pacific Northwest, having spent
years in the park service in Cal-
: ifornia and was an officer in Un-
cle Sam's ski troops during the
war, seeing active service in Eur-
ope. He certainly likes the North-
west, the Olympic National Park
in particular, and pulls no punches
in his praise of the scenic beau-
tics and outdoor posstlilities of
"the greatest and bnly'primeval
area left in the United States to-
day."
Assistant Charms Browne, op-
erator and commentator of the
projector, is an old timer of this
territory and knows every trail
and foot of the park boundaries.
His comments as the fihns were
run were greatly enjoyed by the
crowd.
Nomination' of officers found
Horace Skelsey again heading the
group with Willis Oliver assisting
as vice-president. Others nomi,
Hated were Bill Sallee, secretary-
treasurer, A. W. Wright, corres-
pending secretary; and five trus-
tees, Dr. R. W. Norvold, Grover
Brewster, Charley Hurst, Orval
Mora Hand Herb Durand.
Babe Munson gave an interest-
ing talk on tbe problem of intro-
ducing different types of duck
to plarit over a five-year period
was discussed and accepted.
J Tile next meeting will be held
April 18 at Odd Fellows Hall at
8 p.m. .......
VISITS PARENTS
[ Me'. and Mrs. Che, rles Rosevear
and son, Ronnie, of Steilacoom
City spent the week end with Mrs.
Rosevear's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Theron J. C of Shelton.
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we cordially invite you to visit us Saturday and take advan-
exceptional, low anniversary pices we have placed on many
use daily, and perhaps to win one of the three fine door prizes
Offering. Thanking you again for your favors of these past
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s patronage you have accorded us to make these years T. !!!i:i - SATURDAY
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Yours very gratefully,
with an OPEN HOUSE
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Luckies, Camels, Old Golds, $tl.69
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l-lb. Prince Albert .... 89¢ 25¢ Seaman's Tob ..... 12€
l-lb. Gem Washington 69¢ 50¢,Tob. Pouches ........ 29¢
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RUBBING ALCOHOL ........................ 12¢
Pint Light
MINERAL OIL ...................................... 12¢
100 ASPIRIN ........................................ 12¢
REFRIGERATOI BOWLS .............. 12¢
50 ABDG CAPSULES .......................... 12¢
$1.00 to $1.50 BILLFOLDS ................ 12¢
50¢ to $1.00 COSMETICS .................. 12¢
(Lotions Dusting Powder -- Creams -- Talc, etc)
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