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are an industrious lot, as can be dis(.erned
and Sturdily constructed kitchenette; two
and dryer), cupboards, and just to
Where this photo was taken, an out-
(no refrigerator?). There were eight
Camping area.
::: :¢ .........
NOW LET ME SEE . . . Whose turn is it to
do what today? These Brownies are
checking the schedule for the "Enchanted
Forest" group at Girl Scout Day Camp. A
hollowed out section in the bottom of a
gigantic tree on the (aml) site made an
ideal spot for storing inaterials and hang-
ins the "orders of the day". Each day the
girls had their own sl)ecific chores rang-
ing from cooking hmch at noon to clean-
ins the camp site for visitors.
digs a hole for a fire
Camp while another
gives directions, and
eaXries rocks under her
activity took place last
week at the annual event held again this
year at the Simpson Recreation Area on
Mason Lake. Note seat in the fmground
fashioned by lashing small poles together.
noses.
little
And For all women they are excit-
but ing to pick out, fun to wear and
pleasing to look at. Yes, women
do like to look at bathing suits
on other women. Maybe from
one
a different angle, but they still
like to h)ok.
Bathing suits are here to stay,
just like watermelon, and I'm
glad. Gee, I've just talked my-
self into buying another one.
LET HELP YOU
BEAT THE HEAT
HOT WEATHER is hard on hearing aids. Whether
or not your aid is a Beltone, we will be glad to
check, clean, and adjust it for you to give optimum
service during the summer months. No charge for
this service. Charges ,only on parts supplied or
laboratory repairs. Come to see our representative
Mr. Harry Bodenschatz
at
Eell$ & Valley Appliance Center
FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1967 between 10 AM and 12 noon
BELTONE HEARING AIDS
DANIEL E. BRUNER
Certified Hearing Aid Audiologist
106 E. 4th Avenue, Olympia 357-3521
Girl Scout Camp June 26-30
S÷resses Outdoor Cookery
And Camping Skills and Fun
• A petite housewife name-tag-
ged "Sneezy" stood amongst her
little elfin charges directing the
construction of a fire pit being
lined with rocks carried to her
in buckets by her helpers. Their
camp, "The Enchanted Foresl"
was, in fact, (me of about 8 in
the area, for in reality, these
dwarf-like creatures were Brown-
ies, members of this year's an-
mual Girl Scout Day Camp which
was. conducted at the Simpson
Recreation Area on Mason Lake
last week. The theme of this
year's carol) was "Disneyland",
hence, the campsite names like
"The Enchanted Forest" and the
"Buffalo Billies."
In the "river-bed," another
group of scouts was being di-
rected in clean-up activities in
preparation for the camp open
house for lmrents which was to
be held along with a potluck din-
ner that evening. The previous
evening, Wednesday, the Cadets
had camped overnight at their
carat)site, one of two overnights
planned for that week. Although
the younger scouts are still too
young to stay on the overnight,
their days are full of activites.
In addititm to the traditional
Temperance Club
To Meet Friday
• The Woman's Christian Temp-
erance Union will meet tomorrow
at the home of Mrs. G. R. Earls,
1011 Cota Street. Following a one
o'clock dessert luncheon there
will be a business meeting and
program. All interested women
are invited to attend.
COSMETICS
for
k YOU
(This question and answer
series on cosmetics is brought
to you as a courtesy by NeWs
Pharmacy to help you in your
choice in the proper cosmetics
for you.)
SOAP &. FACIAL
CLEANSING
Q. Is there any reason why
I can't use regular soap on my
face ?
A. Soap will have a slight
drying effect on your skin.
Otherwise, there is no reason
why you can't use it on your
face.
If you want to remove
makeup, however, a cleanser
and skin freshener -- used in
combination -_ will do a much
better job than will soap and
water.
ALL.DAY SKIN CARE
Q. Is there a face cream
for dry skin that does not
have to be wiped off before
applying makeup?
A. A moisture cream or lo-
tion, applied under makeup,
will help counteract dry skin.
scouting skills the,,, learn there
is swimming and singing and
games, and at noon each camt
c(x)ks its own meal.
Camp director Mrs. Lou Con-
nelly and her large contingenl
of camp advisors were assisled
throughout by six young assist-
ant ex-scouts; Cheryl James.
Joyce Powell, Becky Ring, Ther-
esa Ring, Holly Scott and Patty
Thomas, all from Shelton, and
two assistants from the Olynkpia
area.
Mariorie Ann Rau-Jerry Clark Lenzi Wed
In St. Michael's Catholic Church June 3
• St. Michael's Catholic Church
in OlynkDia was the scene of the
June 3 mmTiage of Miss 1Vrjorie
Ann Rau, a former resident of
Shelton, and Jerry Clark Lenzi,
Olympia. She is the daughter of
Alien E. Rau, Tacoma, and Mrs.
JoAnn Rau, Olympia. He is the
son of Mr. and M:rs. Leo M.
Lenzi, also of Olympia.
Surrounded by baskets of white
gladioli and tropicanna roses,
the I)ride was given in marriage
by her father in the ceremony
l)erformed by Father Albert La-
Pierre. Miss Rau wore a wedding
gown of cameo-colored silk peau
de sole with a sleeveless btxlice
md slim A-line skirt trimmed
with alencon lace. Topping the
gown was a coat-train with long
lace tipped sleeves and garhmds
of delicate alencon shadow lace
cascading clown the front sides
and back of the chapel-length
train. Veils of silk illusion puffed
from a tailored bow at the back
of a petite caplet of silk rose
clusters. The bride carried a
bouquet of tropicana roses and
stephonotis leaves accented with
green satin ribbon.
Attemting the bride was her
sister, Kathleen M. Biehl who
wore a floor-length tropicanna,
silk-linen, empire-slyle dress with
sabrina neckline and cap sleeves
and a green velvet ribt)on below
the bustline embroidered with
yelh)w and green flowers. Mrs.
Biehl carried a glamellia con-
sisting of lemon leaves accented
with lropicanna rose petals and
wore a hairpiece of sweetheart
ivy and trot)icanna rosebuds
wound into her hair.
The bridegroom's best man
was Arthur M. Weikes, Bremer-
ton. Ushering were Bill McWil-
liams and Pdchard Welsh I)oth
of Olympia. Mrs. McElliol of
Olymlpia was the t)rganist.
The bride's mother wore a
beige silk dress with matching
lace coat anti matching hal anti
gloves. Her shoes and purse were
cocoa brown. Mrs. Lenzi selected
for her ensemble, a blue silk
suit with navy shoes and purse
and while hal and gloves. Both
,von}en WOl'e corsages of tropi-
canna roses alld stephonoiis.
The reception folh)wing the
wedding was heht at the l)ride's
ht)nw with about 100 guests at.-
lending. Again, lrol)icanml roses
and green were used in the table
centerpiece and decorations. The
wedding cake, tOl)l)ed with rolled
trol)icanna rose petals and s/et)h-
onotis, was cut by Mrs. Earl
l-lau, the t)ride's aunt. Assisting
with the serving were Mrs. Wil-
MR. AND MRS. JERRY LENZI
liam R. Batslone, Shelton; Mrs,
Russell C. Viger, Potlatt°a; Mrs.
William R. Levelle. SlaelJon; Mrs.
William J. Viger, Everett; and
Mrs. Arthur M. Weikes, Bremer-
Ion. Miss Carolyn lalslolle was
ill charge of file guesl /)ook,
anti Mss Kitty Levelle cared for
the gift table. Mrs. Marilyn Nel-
son, and ]Vh'. Ivor McC2rny, holh
()f Olyml)ia, also assisled wilh
lhe reeeplioll.
Tim couple planned a trip
lhrough California 1o Lake Tahoe
and is t)resently employed at the
Thurslon Cotlnty Title C.o. in
Olyml)ia. lier husband is an
Olynlpia tligh Sch()ol graduate.
lie alien(ted Cenh'alia Junior
College I)efore being enlployed
al his l)resent job with lhe Wash-
inglon Slab, Del)arlmenl of High-
V¢lyS.
Girl Scouts
,,he,, Leave Debris
make their h,)me. The I)ri(h,'s
traveling costume 'ilS it navy
blue linen suit trimmed in whih, • l)islms, clothes, etc,, left from
with 2navy I)ule and wlfih' ac- l]le Girl Scout Day Camp and
('essories. .......... .polhwk may be picked hp at the
The h)rmer Miss Rau is t J-hn l,annish,v residence, 170,t
graduate of Shelltm lligh School S. 2nd; i)hone .t26-,t590.
Annual
Women's
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DRESS HEELS
by
TOWN & COUNTRY • MR. EASTON
RED CROSS • SOCIALITES
VALENTINES
Regular Values to $16.99
10,o o 129°
FLAT CASUALS
by
SKOOTERS
HUSH PUPPIES
• SHINDIGS
• TOWN & COUNTRY
JOYCE
Regular 690
Values to
$10.99
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WALKING CASUALS
• COBBLERS
• AMERICANA
ENNA JETTICKS
.e00o 10
Values to
$14.99
by
COBBLES
JOYCE
ITALIAN IMPORTS
in Woven Leather
Colors: Beige and White
Regular 8 90
$12.99
MANY STYLES & SIZES STILL AVAILABLE!
SHOE DEPT.
Operated by Christensen's for Shoes
Bremerton
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