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WANT ADS
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Cosmetics
for
YOU
(This question and answer serlet
on cosmetics Is brought to you
as a courtesy by Nell's Pharmacy
to help you in your choice in the
proper cosmetic for you.)
COORDINATING EYE COLORS
Q. I have green eyes, but I don't
like the way green eye shadow
looks on me. Is there another col-
or I can use?
A. Of course! There is no rule
that says a woman with green
eyes has to wear green eye shad-
ow. Green and blue in any com-
bination, for example, are com-
patible. Experiment until you find
the shade that will do the most
for your coloring. It may be a
:~oft, muted blue . . . a lively blue
• . . or a deep blue.
FUNCTION OF EYE LINER
Q. We're havtng an argument
among the girls in our office.
~orne claim that eye liner on the
lower lid inakes the eyes look
larger. But some of the other girls
feel it makes the eyes look small-
er. Who's right?
A. The girls who claim that eye
liner on the lower lid makes the
eyes look larger are right.
Apply your eye liner in two
lines---one just above the base of
your upper lashes and the other
just below the base of yore, lower1
tushes, Then, where these two
lines meet at the outside corner of I
your eye, finish with a short, up-
tllted dash. This will create a kind
of "false eye" that is larger all
aronnd.
SHADOWING DEEP-SET EYES
Q. I have deep-set eyes. Would
eye shadow nmke them appear
more sunken ?
A. It depends upon the color
eye shadow you use and how you
apply it. You can use eye shad-
aw to highlight as well as to
shadow.
To highlight your eyes, apply a
white or pale shade of eye shad-
aw just above the eyelids along
their deepest area of recession.
Balance this with a slight shad-
owing of brown eye shadow along
the bone just below your eye-
brows. Add a ~/fi-inch band of
brown or misty-colored eye shad-
aw just above the base of your
upper lashes.
EXCHANGE VOWS IN LATE
SUMMER WEDDING CEREMONY
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MR. AND MRS.
The August 21 wedding cere-
mony for Kathleen Santamaria
and Ronald Lee was performed by
Father Marian Roth in St. Ed-
ward's Catholic church. Baskets
of yellow chrysanthemums and
white gladioli with greens were
used for decorations.
Miss Santamaria is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J.
Sautamarla, Shelton. Parents of
the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs.
Darrell E. Newhouse, Puyallup.
The bride's father gave her in
marriage.
Music for the double-ring rite
Valiant -- Fury -- Barracuda
Belvedere -- Satellite
We Need Good Clean Used Cars -- Come in Now
For The Best
DEALS OF THE YEAR
BELVEDERE
2 Door Sed. - 6 cylinder -
Undercoat - Standard Trans.
Washers - Varl Speed Wipers
was $2410.eJ7
NOW $2195.00
VALIANT V-100
4 Door Sedan - Big "6" Engine -
Undercoat - Washers -
Std. Trans.
Varl Speed Wipers- Lt. Blue
was $2280.60
NOW $2005.00
BARRACUDA
RONALD LEE
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was furnished by Mrs. Ted Wit-
tenberg at the organ accompany-
ing Rita McSharry, vocalist from
Seattle.
A train was attached at should-
er height to the bride's floor-
length gown of white chiffon over
netted taffeta. The train and gcwn
were both trimmed in wide lace
and her veil was a lace crown w{th
shoulder-length veiling. She car-
ried gardenias and stephanotis.
The bride's attendants were
dressed alike iR yellow empire
floor-length gowns of chiffon over
taffeta styled with bodices of lace
and long sleeves. Their hats were
yellow flowers with veiling. They
carried sprays of white gladioli
with greens.
Miss Colleen Dombroski was
maid of honor for the occasion.
Bridesmaids were Miss Lana Mc-
Inelly, Mrs. Dian Mallory and Miss
Nancy Strickland. Cathy Jo Car-
son, cousin of the bride, was her
flower-girl. Her floor-length gown
of white satin was trimmed in
yellow. The bride's brother, Joey
Santmnaria, was ring bearer.
Best man for the bridegroom
was Dennis Cooley. Ushering were
George Brown, Ed Amet and Tom
Tripp. The candles .were lighted
by Mark and Mike Timpani.
Corsages of yellow roses and
gardenias complimented Mrs. San-
Laraaria's blue jacket dress of lace
over chiffon and Mrs. Newhouse's
beige brocade dress. Both wore
accessories to match their cost-
ames.
Yelow and white flowers and
bows were used on the table for
the reception whicll followed the
ceremony in the parish basement.
White swans and yellow and
white bells decorated the wedding
cake which Was served by aunts of
SATELLITE
Scholarships Guested
lii: Lunch Saturday
The Tyce in Olympia was the lo-
cation Satm'day for the first fall
meeting of Iota Chapter of Delta
Kappa Gamma, Educt~tional Hon-
orary for women teachers.
A brief resume of the regional
meeting was presented by the pres-
ident, Thelma Maxwell. It was ,qn-'
nounced the state board of Delta
Kappa Gamma will meet October
1-2 at Ocean Shores.
A necrology service was held In
memory of Evelyn Spencer.
The recipients of Iota scholar-
ships were presented to the group
during luncheon. Present were
Linda S. Peter, Rochester High
school, Cynthia Stewart, Olympia
High and Kathleen Smith from
Shelton ttigh school. Each Firl
shared her past experiences and
future plans with the Iotans.
For the program Mrs. Margaret
Woods, creativity dramatic in-
structor of Seattle Pacific college,
addressed the group on the subject,
"Challenge of Creativity".
For those who would like to
take a class under Mrs. Woods she
will begin her Philosophy of Crea-
tivity at 6:30 p.m. September 28
at Seattle Pacific college,
GEORGINE REED GUILD
MEETING IS TOMORROW
The Georgine Reed Orthopedic
Guild will hold its September meet-
ing at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow in
Heinie's Broiler. Hostesses will be
Mrs. Dona Hatcher and Mrs. Stel-
la Hillier.
Year Several
l','o,iccl l'lans
Mr: ! (Jlcm Sowers, president of
Beta Zct:~ Chapter, ESA conduct-
ed her first business meeting of
the season September 8 in the
home of Mrs. Jake Hall. It was the
first meeting of the group sines
the annual picnic in August at the
Hood Canal home of Mrs. Bill
Schirmer where members, their
husbands and guests gathered for
the day.
Officers assisting Mrs. Sowers
for the 1965-66 year are Mrs. Mlc-
key Goodwin, vice president; Mrs.
Kyron Wilson, recording secretary;
Mrs. Don Young, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Ray Rice, treasur-
er; and Mrs. Bill Schirmer, par-
ltaro entarian.
Mrs. Jack Mallory, educational
director, cngaged Mrs. Leona Jos-
ltn for the evening to demonstrate
how to make attractive flower ar-
rangements out of paper flowers.
Welfare chairman, Mrs. Floyd
Ridout, announced the group will
again aid Exceptional Foresters
and Rogers school in their welfare
projects.
Members will do the catering for
the 19th Hole Golf Club men's
dinner tonight, Mrs. Ray Rice,
ways and means chairman, an-
nounced.
In lieu of a social meeting this
month members will go to Tacolns
September 28 to the Little Theater
to view a comedy. The next l)usi-
ness meeting will be October 6.
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CHARTER PRESENTER -- Miss Margaret (Peggy) Cease of
Bremerton, District No. 1 director for the Soroptimist Federation
of America, will make the charter presentation to the new Mason
County Soroptimist Club this Friday night at Alderbrook Inn.
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MARRIED IN TACOMA
2 Door Hardtop - Radio - Power
Steering . Automatic-
Undercoat - Bucket Seats
with Console Padded Dash -
Washers
was $3211.12
NOW $2855.00
Fast Back - Automatic
Bucket Seats Console
Tint. Windshield - Big "6"
Engine - Washers
was $2803.55
NOW $2435.00
SPORT FURY 2 DOOR IL RDTOP
M. Blue Metalic - Blue Vinyl Bucket Seats with Console -
Automatic . Power Steering - Radio - Padded Dash - Under-
coat - Tinted Win¢tshleld - 318 "VS" Engine - Washers -
w/s/w Tires - Variable Speed Wipers
was $3575.08 NOW $3025.00
VALIANT V-2
4 Door Sedan - Big "6" with
Automatic Vinyl Seats -
Padded Dash Backup
Lights . Tint. Windshield
was $2595.95
NOW $2265.00
BELVEDERE
4 Door Sedan - V8 Einglne -
Automatic Washers - Under-
coat Variable Speed Washers
was $2726.20
NOW $2465.00
FURY III
4 Door Sedan 383 Engine -
Automatic - Power Steering
& Brakes - Vinyl Trim
Padded Dash - Washers -
Radio- Undercoat
was $3612.14
NOW $3055.00
VALIANT V-100
Wagon - Big "6" with
Au¢omatlc Washers - Varl
Speed Wipers - Light Tur-
quoise Vinyl Seats
was $2722.15
NOW $2352.00
FURY III 4 DOOR SEDAN - WHITE
Gold Interior - 383 Engine - Power Steering - Brakes -
Windows - 6 way Seat - Autopilot - De-Fogqer
Rear Speaker - Undercoat - Adj. Steering Wheel -
Remote Mirror - Lots of ,other extras
was $4014.12 NOW $3365.00
LOCAL BANK FINANCING
with the
NATIONAL BANK OF MASON COUNTY
Low Down Payments
Low Interest Rates
Low Monthly Payments
707 $o. First
CHRYSLER -- PLYMOTH -- VALIANT
INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS
Shelton
MR. AND MRS. JOHN SCHUR were married in a double-ring
rite August 20 in Tacoma with members of their families in at-
tendance. Mrs. Schur is the former Judith Robin Mesler, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Burgon D. Mesler, Tacoma. His parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Schur, Shelton.
The use of fruit syrups in place
of regular syrup has become in-
creasingly popular with pancake
eaters. Jane Windsor, County Ex-
tension agent, shares the follow-
ing recipes which came to her via
a homemaker study by Washing-
ton State university.
BLACKBERRY SYRUP
4 cups jnice
4 cups sugar
Mix ingredients m~d simmer until
dissolved. Place in jars and pro-
cess 20 minutes in boiling water
bath. Syrup will be on thin con-
sistency like maple syrup.
ISLAND BELLE GRAPE SYRUP
4 cups juice
4 cups sugar
% pkg. powdered pectin
Boil all ingredients two minutes.
Place in jars and process 20 min-
utes in boiling water bath. This
syrup is slightly jellied until it
hits the hot cakes.
HUCKLEBERRY OR
BLUEBERRY SYRUP
4 cups puree (2/3 fruit and 1/3
water)
4 cups sugar
~A cup lemon juice.
Boil crushed fruit and water 10
the bride. Mrs. Della Rue Carson Another service organization, Chapman, Mrs. Muriel Dombroskl minute~. Force through strainer or
and Mrs. Murray Leeper. Others will be born in Mason County this Mrs. Bernadine Duffey, Mrs. Ern- food mill. Measure and combine in-
ratine Furhmg, Mrs. Mac Grant ........
Friday evening when a new Sorop-
timist club will receive its official
charter at an Alderbrook Inn ban-
quet which will attract represen-
tatives from many other service
clubs as well as numerous public
officials.
Mrs. Joy Kilbourne, Hoodsport
realtor, will be installed .as the
club's charter president with Mrs.
Marjorie Fnrlong, also of Hoods-
port, as vice president; Mrs. Nan-
cy Beckwith of Shelton, secretary;
Mrs. Virginia Groat. Union. treas-
urer; Mrs. Micki Coles of Union.
director.
Other charter members include
Mrs. Ruth Boys.n, Mason County
Auditor; Mrs. Shirley Beelik Shel-
ton city librarian; Mrs. Jerry
Mrs. Edith Savage, Mrs. Janette
Hansen, Mrs. Frances Johnson,
Mrs. Lucille WoJohn, Mrs. Mabel
Quiggle.
The charter will be presented
by Miss Margaret Cease of Brem-
erton, District No. 1 Director for
the Soroptimist Federation of Am-
erica, and the principal address
by Mrs. Dorothy Button of BeN
lingham, immediate past governor
of the Northwestern Region. Mrs.
Mary Michaels, immediate past
p~esident of the Olympia Soropti-
mist Club, will install the new
club's officers.
The banquet list will include the
husbands of the charter members
[along with the other club repres-
entatives and public officials.
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Today, Thursday, Sept. 16
Rota~T Club luncheon, noon,
Ming Tree Cafe.
toastmasters Club, 6:45 a.m.,
Timber s restaurant.
Port commission meeting, 8 p.m.
courthouse.
Navy Mothers Club, 7:30 p.m.,
Memorial Hall.
Hood Canal Woman's Club, 11
a.m., Potlatch clubhouse.
Girl Scout leaders meeting, 9:30
a.m., Little house.
Open meeting, open house in
new Grapeview fire station, 8:00
p.m.
Friday, Sept. 17
Rachel Knott Orthopedic Guild
luncheon meeting, 12:30 p.m,,
home of Mrs. Dorothy Jessup.
Shelton Bridge Club, 7:30 p.m,
PUD auditorium.
Shelton Garden Club, 1:30 p.m.,
home of .Mrs. G. N. Brewer, Agate.
Tuesday, Sept. 21
Kiwanis Club luncheon, noon,
Memorial Hall.
City commission meeting, 2 p.m.
city hall•
Fred B. Wivell Post 31, Ameri-
can Legion, 8 p.m., Memorial Hall.
Shelton Jaycees, 8 p.m., airport
clubhouse.
Shelton Rhododendron Society,
8 p.m., PUD Auditorlum.,
Lions Club dinner meeting, 7
p.m., Shelton Hotel.
Job's Daughters, 7:30 p.m., Ma-
sonic Temple.
Wednesday, Sept. 22
V.F.W. Auxiliary potluck dinner Drivers' license examiner,
honoring Gold Star Mothers, 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., police station.
p.m., Memorial Hall.
LDS bake sale, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.,
Sears catalog office.
Georgine Reed Orthopedic guild,
1:30 p.m., Heinie's Broiler.
High school football, Shelton vs.
Elms, 8 p.m., Elms athletic field.
Mason County Soroptimist club
charter banquet, 6:30 p.m., Alder-
brook Inn.
Saturday, Sept. 18
Drivers license examiner, 10
a.m. to 5 p.m., police station.
Sunday, Sept. 19
Shelton churches invite you, to
attend the church of your choice.
assisting with the serving were
Mrs. Nonie Swanson, Mrs. Opal
Shimek, Miss Ltnda Lockwood and
Miss Janice Smith. Grooms cake
was served by Laurie Carson.
Mrs. Shirley Chamberlin took
charge of the guest book and Miss
Linda Smith attended the gift
table.
The newlyweds are both grad-
uates of Shelton High School. The
bride attended the University of
Puget Sound two years and has
been employed with the State for
the past year. Her husband grad-
uated f~om the University of Pu-
ge~ Sound in the spring and will
be attending graduate school at
Oregon State University in Cor-
vallis. Ore.. where they are mak-
ing their home.
New Arriwh
Shelton General llospltal
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Dines, RL.
1 Box 308, a boy, Sept. 11.
Clinic. Itospital
Mr. and Mrs. James Gmman,
311 West E Street, a girl, Sept. 10.
Marriage Licenses
Applying for marriage licenses
in the Mason County Auditor's of-
fice this past week were:
Jerry L. Patter, 38, Port Orch-
ard, and Lois M. Moffatt, 35, Se-
attle.
Jerry G, Hill, 36, Shelton and
Ruth
Lauderback, 38, I~oquiam.
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HOODSPORT COUPLE'S
GRANDDAUGH.TER WEDS
tester Dickinson of Hoodsport
attended the wedding of his and
Mrs. Dickinson's granddaughter,
Diane Dickinson of Los Angeles,
Calif• in Port Angeles September
4. Miss Dickinson. a Western Air-
lines stewardess married Richard
Mosoronchon of Calgary, Alberta.
Canada. The newlyweds will live
in Calgary.
Also attending ftx)m Hoodsport
were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Addle-
man and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ad-
dleman and family.
DIRT DOBBER PRESIDENT
ATTENDS DISTRICT MEET
Mrs. Olaf Johnson. president of
the local Dirt Dobbers Garden
Club, attended a Cross Sound Dis-
trict executive board meeting in
Silverdale Monday. Accompany-
ing her as a guest was Mrs. Archie
IYnderwood. Luncheon was served
to those attending.
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY
TO HONOR THE MALLOWS
The 25th wedding a~ntversary
of Mr. and Mrs. William Mallows
will be honored with an open house
f~om 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. this Sun-
day in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
I. V. Yule, 1736 Washington Street.
No gifts please.
ENROLL FOR PRE-SCHOOL
Mothers wishing to enroll their
children for preschool can do so
Yacht Club social, 6 p.m., club-
house.
MoViday, Sept. 20
now by phoning 426-3465. There PUD No 3 commission meeting,
is to be a meeting of preschool 1 p.m., PUD commission room.
mothers Sept. 27 at 8 p.im at 724 Cou~}ty commission meeting 10
Cota street, a.iri., coui~hotise. •
gredients. Boil two minutes. Pro-
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20 minutes.
Combination
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SPORTCASTER
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THE LITTLE & BIG
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Aluminum
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FOIL ONE SIDE
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