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tram To Talk
PJILy Meyer Red Cross to take part in a pro-
........ Are Schools
Ir.stituiional Kids ?"
Panel discussion top-
meeting of the
ason's Parent-Teacher
ion.
for the discussion
Turner, director of
Creek Youth Camp
also of the Youth
Panel will consist of
who have
Mason High
will begin at 8
high school cafeteria.
Fedenk, (laughter
Frank Fedenk,
the Bremerton,
Mason American
gram of service with the Red
Cross Societies of Columbia, Cos-
ta Rica, FI Salvador, Honduras,
Nicaragua and Panama during
the summer of 1969.
Miss Fedenk will be one of 36
college students selected for the
volunteer program. In order to
qualify for the program students
must be able to speak Spanish
fluently and also have completed
the advanced first aid course and
formal training necessary to be
a qualified instructor in first aid,
water safety, home nursing, or
mother and baby care.
The summer will start for Miss
Fedenk on June 26 when she will
receive a three day orientation
session in New Orleans before go-
ing to Nicaragua for several more
days of orientation.
High School:
About Students From Institution
tlaving graduate(i from North
Mason Iligh School in 1968, Miss
Fedenk is nov,, a freshman at
Olympic College in Bremerton
majoring in Spanish. While at-
tending North Mason she was
active with the student govern-
ment, Girls Athletic Association,
drill team and the North Mason
Junior Red Cross. She was a Ju-
nior Gray Lady at Horton Nurs-
ing Home and has been a mem-
ber of the Motor Corps Emergen-
cy Service Unit for the past five
years. She attended the Red Cross
Leadership Conference at West-
ern Shale College in 1965, was
chairman of the North Mason Red
Cross Vietnam Food Drive and
was a Baekyard Swim Instructor
for two years.
Miss Fedenk has also been ac-
tive in the Girl Scouts of Amer-
ica since early Brownie years
and is now an assistant leader
for Junior Troop 271 in Belfair.
Order of Eastern Star
Week. during For-
t" is an award win-
musical by Rich-
and Oscar IIammer.
also made into a
around a fued
and farmers
and the romance of
eludes Larry lw-
'in(li Rice as
t as Aunt
rson as Ike Skid-
Rice as Fred,
Slim, tlarvey
Fry, Sandy
ammings, Karen
Addle Carnes,
Ond as All Hakim,
as Ellen, Marie
:ate, Phil Barnett
Jim Rotz as
Lund as Mike,
as Jc,, Marylou
inia and Bob Wil-
There are also
various dances in
husily under-
of Mr.
'rson is the set
Moorehead
music and
the vocal
Deportme t Worki g The Belfair Chapter, Order of
Eastern Star No. 241 has in-
n n stalled the following new officers:
Product Of Oklaho Worthv Matron, Kathryn Curry;
Worth, Patron, Jack Curry; Asso-
.o Ion me ciate Matron, Julia Staudt; Asso-
ciate Patron, Merill Ison; Secre-
CRABTREE S(OLAR3HIPS tary, Alice Pope; treasurer, Tru-
Scholarships which are avail- ly Taylor; Conductress, Judith
the Shelton High able to students include The Huson; Assistant Conductress,
DePartment will
Girls' Club Scholarship for any Margaret McKinney; and Marsh-
senior girl and the Hood Canal all, Mary Ann Tiffin.
Women's Club Scholarship for Other officers include Ada, Car-
any graduating boy or girl. Ap- oi Rusher; Ruth, Joyce Ison;
plications are available in Mrs. Esther, Agneta Michell; Martha
Barbara Martin's office. Ann Westburg; Electra, Georgia
JUNIOR PROM Oakland; Warder, Margaret Rice,
The Junior Prom will be held and Harvey Rice.
April 25. It is sponsored by the Courtesy officers are Chaplain,
Junior class. This year's theme Mrs. Ivan Holm, president; Mrs.
is "This Magic Moment." Glenn Miller, treasurer; Mrs.
William Cady, program chairman
FATHER DAUGHTER Mrs. Glenn Miller, co-chairman,
BANQUET Hester Kelly; Organist, Betty
The Girls' Club Father-Daugh- Pluckett; Bible Bearer, Dellrue
ter Banquet was held March 27 Thompson and Soloist, Gertrude
at Mountain View School at 6:30 Gilbert.
p.m. The Past Matrons and Patrons
Ernest Timpani was the guest will serve every month as greet-
speaker. Entertainment was pro- ers.
vided by Karen Burgess, Girls' Women's Mission Society . Rel-
Club president, and her father, fair Community Baptist Church
The theme of the dinner was The program at the April 1
"The King and I". Cinda War- meeting of the Women's Miss-
son was acting chairman and ion Society included a talk by
was in charge of organizing the Rev. Wendell Harder on the ev-
events and of the decorations. nts coming up for Holy Week.
The price was $1.50 per plate New o[ficers elected to serve
and all Girls' Club members and for the next two years included
their fathers or guests were invit- program committee; Mrs. C. W.
ed to go. Henningson, vice-president of
CHOIR missions; Mrs. Erma Rossell,
Last Tuesday the Mountlake chairman of Cristian social re-
Terrace High School Choir and lations; Mrs. Jess Chfldress, love
Stage Band performed here dur- gift; Mrs. Rebecca Macomber,
ing fifth period. This was their vice-president of leadership de-
sixth performance of the season, velopment and Mrs. Ben Jesfleld,
& CHAIR
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chairman of spiritual growth.
Officers remaining for the next
year are Mrs, Jack Dean, vice-
president of interpretation; Mrs.
Joseph Fillo, secretary; Mrs. Har-
hm Olson, chairman of comrnuni-
cations; Mrs. K. E. Spangler,
special interest missionaries; Mrs
Robert Hankinson, chairman of
White Cross; Mrs. Gordon J.
Squire, vice-president of Ctlrist-
Jan service; Mrs. William Cum-
mings, chairman of literature.
Mother-Daughter Social Hour
The Annual Mother - Daughter
Social Hour will be ield by the
Belfair Community Baptist Chur-
ch May 1. All mothers and daugh-
ters are invited to attend the 7:30
p.m. event to be held in the chur-
ch. Chairmen for the Social ttour
are Mrs. Flossie Cady and Mrs.
Glenn Miller.
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Bologna
or
salami
lb. PKG.
€
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Co,o,,
're'iCner
OWe&
Giant
Size
Freshie
Brand
40 oz.
JAR
BUD KNUTZEN
lb.
BAG
€
1966 FORD FAIRLANE
500 Hardtop Coupe
Radio, Heater, Fordomatic.
April Kelly Blue Book $1715.O0
OUR PRICE $1595.00
at
Kimbel Motors
Chrysler - Plymouth
I nternational
707 S. lit
Days 426-3433, Eves. 426-4780
SCHOOL BOY
Orange, Grape, Cherry
or Boysenberry
46 oz. TINS
Florida
€
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M00AR'GARINE .. '' 4/'1
Seneoa 3/88'
25 oz.
APPLESAUCE
Seneca 32 oz. / 8 8l
APPLE JUICE v
BEANS
AND tin
OVEN CLEANER oow .r.nd, oz..,z. 68*
DOG FOOD sk,pp, Brand15 oz. tin 1 1/'1
SOAP PADS .r,,,o ,r.nd 10 ct. pkg. 26'
J
MEAT BALL STEW Chef-Boy-Ar-Dee30 oz. tin 69
TUNA FOR CATS N,n. ,ve.6 oz. tin 8/'1
LIQUID DRESSING Na,,ey'sls,e.. oz.t=, 3/1
FRENCH DRESSING "'"'"' .r... 2T
8 oz. btl.
PLAIN OVALTINE .,,o hoool.t. 69'
12 oz. size
BEEF STEW '"'Y" 30 oz. ,,. 76
FLOOR WAX Simonize Non-,©uf,
27 oz. size 48€
LIQUID DETERGENT .ren. oz"r'n"slz. 48'
HILL, COFFEE "" Grinds (lb. ti. 69*) '1 35
BRO8. (3 lb. tin $1.g8) 2 lb. tin ,
Sweet r-
Indian for INSTANT COFFEE "" 10 OZ. Jar 1.41
River I
Pinks nly (lb. tin 65¢) (3 lb. tin $1.89)
HIGHLAND COFFEE .,i ri..
2lb. tin 1.28
mm mm
,lil ) STORE HOURS
:lr Friday: ........................ a.m.
9 - 7 p.m.
• Saturday: .................... a.m. S p.m.
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