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,L BLONDE with big, brown eyes and
This four-month-old cocker-mix puppy
o almost identical litter-mates are available at the
for the price of a license and a $3 pound fee. Also
adoption are two tawny young Collie-German
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for marriage licenses
County auditor's
Week were:
kry Wolden, 31, Shelton,
la Steehler, 29, Shelton.
rd Smith, 18,
and Shannon Gaiske,
Hays, 1 9, Port
ard.Beulah Sweitzer, 21,
Lindsay, 36, Tacoma,
Allen, 34, Tacoma.
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ides are for the
For Shelton and
ay add an hour
and 2.4 feet.
Mason General Hospital
A son to Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
Fawver, P.O. Box 46, Grapeview,
September 30.
A son to Mr. and Mrs. John D.
French, 1 9 I 9 Pioneer Way,
October 3.
A baby girl,
Kelly Melisse, was born on
September 24 in St. Peter's
Hospital, Olympia, to Mr. and
Mrs. John Ervin of Shelton.
Grandparents ale Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Schmitt of Shelton and Mr.
and Mrs. W.B. Judah, former
Shelton residents who now live in
Maple Valley. Great-grandparents
include Mrs. Dorothy Jessup of
Union and Mr. and Mrs. Wiff
Jessup of Olympia.
OctOber 4
~ber 5
14:56 a.m. 1.7 ft. ~'--------'------------"----
2:53 P.m. 10.5 ft.
• 6:31 P.m.7.4 ft. Too Late to Classify
10:40 P.m. 8.5 ft.
• APPROXIMATELY 14 acres,
-5:59a-re.2.1 ft. Lynch Road, well, septic tank,
1:54 P.m. 10.7 ft. wooded, make offer. 426-5524,
7:48 P-m. 6.9 ft. evenings 426-3746 after 5:30.
1 6 WlO/4
• 7:062:06 a.m.a'm" 2.38"3 ft.ft" FOR SALE 1964 Fleetwood
• Z:35 p m mobile home 50x10 all electric, 2
• 8:36 P:m: 10.9 ft.bedrooms, $2,500. 426-5524,
6.1 ft. evenings 426-3746 after 5:30.
W10/4
"'l:29a.m. 8.5ft. HUNTERS SPECIAL '59
3:066:03 P.m.a'm" 1 2.61.0 ft.ft" International with canopy, best
9:19 P.m. 5.1 ft. offer. 877-5722. P10/4
2:39 a.m.8.9 ft.
:51 a.m.
3:33 p m 2.8 ft.
11.1 ft.
:~:48 P~m~ 4.0 ft.
9
3:32 a.m
9.5
ft.
~:34 a m"
• :56 P~m~3.2 ft.
[0:16 P.m.11.2 ft.
2.8 ft.
10
' a.m.10. 1 ft.
3.6 ft.
i,m. 11.3 ft.
i.m. 1.6 ft.
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Lm. 10.8 ft.
I.m. 4.2 ft.
~.rn. 11.5 ft.
=.m. 0.5 ft.
FOR SALE 3 bedroom home,
close to Mt. View School, will
consider mobile home, auto, for
partial equity, drive by 324 East
"1" and see for yourself. Call
426-1320 after 5 p.m. El0/4
1954 CHEVY station wagon for
sale. Best offer. 426-4541. F10/4
MOBILE HOME, Pine's Trailer
Court, unfurnished, $100 per
month, deposit required,
426-6660. J 10/4
FOR SALE, 22' Tipi, excellent
condition, slightly used, poles
included, contact The Shop, 126
Cota. BI0/4
FOR RENT one bedroom house,
stove and refrigerator, $85
month, $25 deposit. Call
426-4286 or 426-4220. RI0/4
Realtor Must
Iffy You
Vince Himlie
HIMLIE REALTY
he must know a good deal about you if he is to
e property that is just right for you.
it by asking questions, so welcome his
on't reflect idle curiosity but a desire for
whose purpose is to help you.
)n ranges from the price bracket of home that
to the type and design, size, number of
, electrical and heating amenities preferred.
of Your home has social as well as practical
You prefer to be near a school -- public, high
Seek a prestige locality?
as well as the number and ages of your
nformation as well as your motive for buying.
competent Realtor will save you time
trips• If he doesn't have anything suitable
files he will commence looking for a
of your needs in his mind.
Ired an expert to work in your interests.
lek.
Li
The Fly Loft Players of
Shelton's Little Theater
demonstrated some of their talent
for the public last week. Their
enthusiasm should be contagious
and anyone interested in pursuing
this community activity should
find it very rewarding. The
Shelton Public Library has a good
collection of books on acting and
the theater for those interested in
acting or for the onlooker.
"The Craftsmen of Dionysus;
An Approach to Acting" by
Jerome Rockwood, should be
rary as
very helpful to students of the
theater. Some points that are
discussed are various approaches
to acting, characterization, and
speaking.
"Improvisation for the
Theater; a handbook of teaching
and directing techniques," by
Viola Spolin, applies game form
to theater technique to open the
theater experience to people of all
ages and interests. More than 200
theater games make up the major
portion of this handbook,
demonstrating how a leader or
OU
ac an
ea
drama coach can encourage
release of inner creativity.
"Actors On Acting," edited
by Toby Colas and Helen Krich
Chinoy, presents theories,
techniques and practices of the
world's great actors told in their
own words. The background of
great performers is covered in
more than one hundred
biographies, revealing the intricate
craft and deeply human art of the
actor.
Marion Geisinger's "Plays,
Players and Playwrights" offers a
complete survey of the English
speaking theater from the early
Greek drama through the
Broadway season of 1971. The
theater buff will be nostalgically
enthralled by many remembrances
of yesteryear, for this volume is
replete with famous scenes of the
Broadway stage and London
stage•
"In Curtains," by Kenneth
Tynan, he writes about the plays
of the decade of the 1950"s .... all
the interesting ones from
Shakespeare and Tennessee
Williams and the angry young
men to Gypsy. He profiles
theatrical personalities from Sir
Laurence Olivier to Garbo to Jack
Benny and he goes backstage in
five countries and illuminates the
problems of their theater.
Find out about this expressive
art form at the Shelton Public
Library. The library is open from
10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday
through Thursday and 10 a.m. to
5 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
Love of Murder
The very emphasis of the
commandment: Thou shall not
kill, makes it certain that we are
descended from an endlessly long
chain of generations of murderers•
whose love of murder was in their
blood as it is perhaps also in ours.
Sigmund Freud
I'M FOR the new library. If
you have any questions, call
me, BUD LYON, at 426-4431.
DON'T SELL SHELTON
SHORT.
(Pd. political advertising)
DOOR BUSTER SPECIALS -- WATCH YOUR MAILBOX FOR MORE
Deluxe Stainless
Steel -- reg. to $8.95
Men's
Reg. $16.99
Made for today's fashions... 100% acrylic
sweater vests featuring scoop neck, small
weave detailing. Long sleeve shirt is of 100%
Arnel Triacetate . . . smooth fitting and
perma press.
Toddler &
Children's
Reg. to $17
Ladies'
Reg. $8
In full fashion... 100% acrylic,
completely machine washable in
v-neck and crew neck 3tylings. Sizes
34-40.
88
Flatware Reg. $39.95
62-piece,
Cortina
embossed.
INFANT
Reg. to $14
2 piece all nylon snow
suits featuring zip front
jacket with attached
hood and long pants
with elastic waist and
attached foot stirrups,
sizes 2-4.
Reg. $9
88
Torso toppers . . . in easy-care
perma-press stylings. I0 zingy styles
featurinq long tailored sleeves, longer
lengths, fully cut.., the newest in
patterns and styles and colors! Sizes
32-38.
r
BOYS'
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Far too many
Bre -
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Women's
Slight irregulars.., choose
from beige, brown, taupe
and tan. Great looking and
really comfortable!
Men's
Girl's
Reg. $3.99
Reg. to $8
Leather -- Suede --
Stretch
Reg. $5
Coordinate these super sweaters
with pants, skirts or jeans.., sizes
7- 14, assorted colors.
Watch us!
Reg. $3.99
Reg. $1.19
16"x32"
19
Dept. Store
3rd & Railroad
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