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1965 SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL-- Published in ¢CChrisimas own, U.g.A.", Shelton, Washington PAGE 9
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EXPENSE,
,n is a place
spend a
for a
of fast,
m service.
Methodists Sponsor
Thealer Production
The Bishop's Company from
Burbank, Calif., will be in Shel-
ton Aug. 7 and will present Hen-
rik Ibsen's play, "An Enemy of
the People". This company is be-
ing sponsored by the Methodist
Church of Shelton and although
the play's of this group are usual-
ly presented in church sanctuaries,
due to lack of space the church
has reserved the PUD Auditor-
ium for this occasion. The play
will begin at 8 p.m. The Commun-
ity is invited to attend. No charg-
es will be made but donations will
be welcomed at the door.
Members of the cast will be
housed by members of the ~[eth-
odist congregation. This gives
members of the cast a chance to
;~ecome better acquainted with
their audiences across the land.
Rev. Her.ace Mounts of th.e
Methodist church has invited the
Bishop's Company to present plays!
in two of his former churches and
is most enthusiastic about both
the types of plays that are pre-
sented and the fine acting that
is done by this group. He :hopesl
to invite the Bishop's Company
back again when the Methodist
church has larger facilities and
present "Cry, The Beloved Coun-
try" by Alan Paten, or "The Boy
With A Cart" by Christopher Fry.
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MAKING BREAD -- Sharlene
Mikkclsen (left) pours honey
into oatmeal b r e a d while the
judge, Mrs. Phil Chapman, keeps
an eye on the process.
FOOD COMPETITION --- Ruth
Trotzer (below) shows her skill
with preparation of frozen meat
to judge Hazel Leman during a
recent 4-H foods competition.
OVER
Sizes:
5-15, 8-18
Reg. $9.95 - $13.95
Reg. $14.95 - $22.95
One & Two Piece,,
To show What's been learned
on a 4-H project before a discrim-
inating judge lends authority to
the member's work.
This summer 4-H foods mem-
bers hay? stirred themselves with
ambition to show skills in four
contests. Cheryl Chambers walked
off with top honors for her know-
how with yeast rolls. Other en-
trants in the bread activity were
Sharlene Mikkelsen and Toni Cole
with Blue ribbons and Barbara
Brown placed in the new bread
contest.
A favorite food contest brought
the following results: Sharon Ev-
era and Carolyn Evers, blue plac-
ing. Red placings were to Lydia
and Laur~l VanderVeer, Aleca Rud-
dell, Rick Ruddell, ~nd Alice
Hicks.
Judges were Mrs. Robert Lem-
an and Mrs. James Haines.
Food prescrvaLion blue placing
went to Ruth Trotzcr.
ALl, (,ONrl,, 'iS were held in
the PUD 3 Auditorium. Stoves
were donated for use on the main
auditorium fl¢)(>l" by George Val-
ley, of Eells & Valley Appliance
Center.
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Grant Angle School was the
~;etting for the meal pre;paration
contests later in the week. Judge~:
included Mrs. Charles Hurst, Mrs.
William Baker, Mrs. R. W. Nor-
vold, and Mrs. J. E. Jeffery.
Contestants were Debbie Get-
tle and Carrie Blackwell with a
blue ribbon breakfast. Diane Bour-
gault and Peggy Viger placed red
with their breakfast entry.
Carolyn Rhodes and Christine
Flint served a dinner and received
a red placing. Aleca Ruddell did
a special German meal and her
placing was red.
Later in the summer foods con-
testa ~ill ,he held in the Tahuya
and Hoodsport areas. County Ex-
tension Agent Jane Windsor has
been in charge of organizing these.
Ladies
Summer Cotton
Baby Doll .Pajamas
Waltz Gowns
Shadow Panel
Slips
ONE GROUP
Ladies
½
length and
Full Lengths
Laundromat® Washer LTF400
Programs automatically adjust
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Capacity washes 12.lb. load or more.
OTHER MODELS ---
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rATER HEATERS
Similar to
Model Shown
AT A
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pounds. Handy butter and
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/
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• No frost, no defrosting
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$
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of
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L VI:II .RlVI: N,S
Of She]Ion a Pine 426.4393
"Building Mason County
Introductory
Offer!
ALL NEW
]:HERMO-NOVA
Reg. $6.98
$
Thermo Comfort With
New Soft Luxury
Feel
ORIGINAL
PRICE
ONE GROUP
LADLES
Summer Cottons
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