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unadvertised speciols!
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SEWING CENTER
107 East 5th St.
Phone 357-7586
OLYMPIA
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FIVE YOUNGSTERS keep Mary Jo Koch on the alert for new
recipes for family eating enjoyment. Her R,oman Egg Soup Fecipe
is one that will get a good workout in the fall and winter months
ahead.
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Mary Jo Koch's recipe for Ro-
man Egg Soup is about as unus-
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THOUSANDS OF ATTRACTIONSi
2 GRANDSTAND SHOWS DALLY!
Exciting, enterlo;nlng and thrilling variety
shows are staged every afternoon and eve-
ning. See hlgh-wlre performers trapeze art-
ists, bicycle, musical and comedy acts, plus
Thoroughbred horse racing world champion'
ddp rodeo and spectacular fireworks every
nighfl
IFUN and. THRILLS on the FAIRWAY. ,
There are rides ga'ore on the Fa;rway--~"i '~ ~"~
|hriJJing, giant roller-coaster, ferris wheel, ~.~ ..... . I~ ~'~;L~/~ ~
fun house, and many more. And the [(~' ~'~,~,J-.--/'/~ L
IKiddielandl ,'= ~'e~~T~
SEE THE RICHES OF YOUR STATE
~;-~ .mire ,h..a,,h of .,, the .~,b,,~ of oor~coltur.
oaa tndu,try. There or, pure.hr, ,restock .... n,-
' ~l~l~,~ foclurer¢ products, orL hobbies, flowers, photogra-
phy, See them oil at Ihe Grand Old Foirl
Your home deserves
the heat that's
The very simplicity of natural ga= heat makes it
trouble-free and carefree. Gas burners have no
moving parts. Central heating plants require no
pumps because gas ispropelled by its own pres-
sure, controlled by your gas company. There's
little to get out of order--that's why natural
gas heating systems seldom require service. Add
this superior fuel's many other £ine qualitles--
cleanliness, quietness, abundance, dependabillt
safety, economy...to mention a few--and you'll
know why more and more people,.right here inthls
co unity, are turning to n tural gas heating.
A MONTH PAYS
FOR CONVERSION
If you are a qualified householder
you may have your present heatln@
s~stem, either furnace or space
heaters, converted to natural gas
for only $2 a month, added to youp
regular gas bill, October throuEh
May-'only $16 a year; no other
charges, no%hing else to pay. Our
representative will gladly give
you full detail~; no obligation.
Learn also about our ALL-GAS rate
whlchbrings extr~ added savings,
SHELTON •
CORPORATION
122 S. THIRD ST.
ual as any we have had to offer.
It sounds real tempting for the
cool fall days ahead.
The Koch family moved here
from Bellevue about two years ago
when husband Forrest was traam-
/
tarred by Simpson Timber Co.
They have lived in the Pacific
Northwest for the past six years.
They made their home in Salt
Lake City and Kansas before dis-
covering our area which they like
very much.
The rest of the Koch family is
made up of two girls, Sandy, 17,
and Linda, 11, and three boys, J.
L., 14, Ron, 8, and Steve, 6.
Mary Jo keeps busy with Girl
Scout work where she is an assist-
ant leader, awl with Job's Daugh-
ters. She is vice president of the
Wesley Circle at the Methodist
church.
Sewing, ceramics, bridge and
golf are pastimes M~try 3o an-
Mt. View Club .Sets
Dales For Business
Heeling, Card ear~y
The Mountain \ ivw C.nmmnity
Club will hold it:q next, regular
bt[siness nzeeting nL S p.m. Mon-
day at the clubhouse, "K" and
Laurel St. All members dry asked
to attend.
At the Septemher 5 card party
prizes for high scores w{.;llt, to Nell
Kilburn and Ruby l,orenzen; see-
end high to Margaret Newell and
Charles Morgan.
Lucille Speece and Lester I-hm-
tin~to.u held the last double pin-
o(,hh~. Prizes for the last series
were taken by Art Hazelquis~ and
Cora Hill.
The next card party will be held
at 8 p.m. this Saturday ttt the club-
house. The public is invited.
Canal Club Begins
Fall Schedule With
Meeting Today
The Hood Canal Fbderated Wo-
man's "Club inyites all interested
women to attend its first fall
meeting today in tim clubhouse aL
Potlatch. A business session will
be called to order at 11 a.m. pre-
sided over by the new president,
Mrs. Nina Miller of Union.
Luncheon will be served by a
hostess gronp from the Lilliwaup
area with Mrs. Waiter S. ~llison
as chairman.
An opportunity to learn a new
craft will be offered members and
guests at the afternoon program
scheduled for 1:30 p.m. when Mrs.
Merle VanderWal Of Shelton dem-
onstrates Tri-Chem liquid embroid.
ery techrliques. Everyone will be
given a chance to try this liquid
painting craft for themselves.
The club meets monthly on the
third Thursday,
WORK PARTY SLATED
A wor~ party will precede a
potKIck luncheon when the Dirt
Dobber Garden Club meets ~tt 10
a.m.s.harp next Tuesday in the
POD auditorium.
PLANS WEDDING
l SUMMER
THE ENGAGEMENT OF Miss Cheryl Sue Butler to Donald
Leonard Faulb son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Faull of Bremerton,
has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Ernest
Butler of Shelton. Miss Butler, a 1962 graduate ,of Shelton High
school, attended Olympic college and Emanuel Hospital School of
Nursing in .Portland. She is presently employed as secretary at t.he
First Baptist church but will resume her nurses training in
Spokane where they will make their home following their marriage.
A 1960 graduate of East High school in Bremerton, he also at-
tended Olympic college and is now in theU.S. Air Force station-
ed at Fairchild Air Force Base in Spokane. June 19,. 1965 is the
date set for the wedding.
I WSCS Heeling Held
In Melhodis! Church
The }Vomen'.~' Society of Ctn'ist-
illn Service 111¢I ~e[)tt'lll})OF 9 ill
the hftqllottisfl (:hllrt'h. Al'iel' hln-.
cheon s¢I'vod by lhe M~t'y C, ircle
President Mrs. I'hilip Hardy con-
thieved the bll,qint,ss mcetil~g' with
MT'S. Gm'don 13ennelt ,qll(l ~[I'S.
~-~. T. Cf)IltI()ll giving the i~:'oKram.
Mrs. Har(dd Van l)el{iet c(m-
ducted the do.votious. Mrs, I)ale
Cowles was at the plan().
Next Wednesday the Martha
Circle will meet at the home of
Mrs, Thomtts Rowe; Mary Circle
with M~is, H. W. McChtry; l~.uth
Circle with Mrs. Dale Cowtes; Es-
ther Circle with Mrs. Waller Mar-
ble; and MiriamN2irclc with Mrs.
Eber Angle.
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GOODWILL TR L" ('K
The Goodwill truck will be ip
to~m nexL Tuesday. To have arti-
icles picked up phone 426-4847.
DOMINOES
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TO IlEGIN
Art chtsst','~ for
dren will be
next 'l'll~:.hly ,~
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dr,sired by tile s
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nml itm shoIl]d
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$1.25 person
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80 Sheets
40 envelopes
BABY BOTTLE STERILIZERS-.
IO,E BtJGKET
Only one
Reg. $9.95
Neis Pk
~2 Gal.
Castile
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4th and Railroad
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for the carton.., remember
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joys. Making sweaters for her i.
family on her knitting machine •
also gives her much satisfaction I~ ~' e8
as well as ph.~t~sure. Many of her
summertime hours have been tak-
en up with running the family
waterSpeedb°atski, so the youngsters Could., ~ : .... ,
Romau Egg Soup
,.ing to boil: ii
1 qt. chicken broth :
Meanwhile beat until thick: ~.
4 eggs
Mix together and add to eggs:
11/,', Tbs. flour
1% Tbs. grateci Parmesan cl~eese
dash of salt and pepper
Slowly pour egg mixture into boil ........ ,.~
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mg broth, stwrmg constantly. ... .
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1': You'll agree~ Dangold Mdk ts better
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LQOKING FQRWARD to the excitement of winter football games
is SHS yell leader Marsha Dorcy. Marsha attended a conference
for yell leaders this summer and is anxious to try out some ,of the
new ideas and routines learned there.This will be her ~econd year
as a yell leader.
After a busy summer most stu-
dents are ready to go back to
!school when September rolls
around. Marsha Dorcy is one who
Was anxiously looking forward to
the football games this fall and
getting together again with friends
she had missed during the sum-
mer months.
In her last year oe high school
Marsha will be a Slmlton High
school yell leader for the second
time. This summer she attended a
tell leaders' conference at Central
Washington State college to learn
new ideas and'routines for yells.
She also spent some' of her time
during the summer months work-
ing as receptionist for Dr. George
R~dich, Optometrist. "
Mars,h,~ belongs to Pep Club
Latin Club ~ad Library Club. She
has been active in Job's Daugh-
=ters since the eighth grade and
is Honored Oueen of the local
group now. She also belongs to
the youth group of the Episcopal
church. ,,
Subjects chosen for her senior
year Include' civics, senior Eng-
lish, algebra, leacher orientation,
sociology and physiology• She
plans to attend dollege but has
Children's Dep rtment
Sizes 1-3, 3-6x and 7-i4
not decided definitely whether it
will be Western Washington State
College in Bvllingham or Washing-
ton State University in Pullman,
In the next few months she has
to decide whether she wants to
major in education or home eco-
nomics, both of which she likes
real well.
Marsha likes swimming but lists
sewing as her main hobby• During
the winter time the pep staff
takes up much of her time.
Halloween has a special mean-
ing for this spotlighted senior,
She was born October 31, 1947
in Bellingham. The daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Dorcy, she
has three brothers, Lane, 14, Kevin
11, and Bruce, 4, and one sister,
Barbie, 7. The Dorcy family has
lived in Shelton since Marsha was
Sportswear Department
Complete Coordinate Ideas
Including Blouses, Skirts, Wiskets,
Jackets & Jumpers
Select a Complete Coordinate Outfit
WITH $2.00 OFF REGULAR
EACH ITEM FROM THIS GROUP
Junior Sizes 5-15 Only
in the third grade.
One of Marsha's goals in life
is to reach a height of five feet.
~he still lacks a quarter of an inch.
She has blue eyes and light brown
hair.
SALVATION ARMY TI{,UCK
The Salvation Army truck will
be in town next Tuesday. For
pickups phone 428-2215 or leave
items on the porch at 325 North
5th St.
MILLER'S, The Complete Clothing
and Accessory Store Where
Quality and Price Are Always
RIGHT
Men's DepUrtme
Young Mens Quality Short
Button Down Collars
and
Tapered To a 'T'
Values to $10.95
.!
NOW ONLY
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• 426-8433
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Boys Departmen
Selected Group
T
Tapered Leg Continentsls: I
and Jeans
Values to $4.98
NOW ONLY
EA.
A Subsidiary of P. N. Hirsch &" C0,
3rd & Railroad
SHELTON
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