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10 UllUlll u u i lUll III I I I NO DANCE DUE TO THE OPENING of HUNTING SEASON There will be no dance Until October 24 at '- LOANS Convenient Terms Reasonable Rates € NO DELAY Mason County Savings & Loan Association Title Insurance Bldg. III I I i Orthopedic Ass'n. Names Chairmen Recent appointment of e0inmit- tee chnirmen to tile Mason County Orthopedic Association are Mrs. Merle Nebel, projects or ways and means; Miss Clara ltansen, mem- bership and Mrs, I,es Shelver con- tinuing' her outstanding job as JOG chairman. Mrs. Ne.bel has announced the following projects which have been cleared so far for this year: I)avid Shelton Guiht -... calendars, Raciml Knott . "Next to New" sale April 1960, Evergreen Auxil- tar) ....... C.t).H. Christmas cards, Rainier Auxiliar) .......... bottle drive. Any guild or auxiliary which have projects to be cleared please phone Mrs. Nebel at HA 6-J58. The cause of crippled ehihh'en and additimlal l'Psell'ch on rltre children's disease was aided this week by a $25 contribution to the Chikiren's OrthopedR Hospital by Mr. Joe S. Hoskins. Mr. Hoskins was awarded tile stoney in an Em- ployee Safety Contest of the Washington PiU.D. and wanted to give it to some worthy cause. The check was gratefully received for tile hospital by Mason COunty president, Mrs. D. W. Jghnson. Rachel Knott Guild Members of the Rachel Knott Orthopedic Guild wLIl meet for a 12:30 luncheon Friday° Oct. 16, in the honlc of Mrs, Dave James. Mrs. David tIarris will be co-host- egg. NOW OPEN The Powder Box Beauty 'MISS FLORETTE BARNES became the attractive bride of Mr. Vernon Dronen recently in Hawaii. The couple are making their home in'Honolulu. Salon COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE at 212 South Second Phone Beverly Mildred Mal,e HA 6-8673 SohneJder Local Couple Married in Hawaii Troiical flower arrangements bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. decorated the chapel of the Scho- field Barracks, near Itonolulu for the late summer marriage of Miss Florette Barnes and Mr. Venlon Dr0nen. The Rev. Charles W. Jew- itt, chaplam officiated at the nup- tials. The bride Lq the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Jesse T. Barnes, and the Housewarmer Heat Standard Furnace Oil with exclusive Detergent-Action Thermisol keeps your burner system clean tar low-cost. efficient operation. And. because It's specially refined for furnaces, you get more heat for your money. Your best buy fat circulating heaters is Standard Stove Oil. Start our automatic "keep- filled" service now and end fuel or- dering for the rest of the season. For prompt HOUSEWARMER service, call G, G. ,GOLE & SONS 118 SO. 3RD HA 6-4411 m SEE IT NOW AND SEE ALL THESE VFW Aux. Initiates Four New Members ],'ollr nP\\;V lnelTibers \\;vol*e \\;vel- ('om,'d into l}le Vt,tel'lins of I,'ol'- eiKn \\;,Vars Auxiliary last I'ri(lay. They WPl'e Ml's, Lawl't'llc(" Ilei/- sing, Mrs. (leerS,' (h'igKs, Mrs. John Grllsse and Mrs. Harry Hy- llrL . Miss Marian Johnson gave a "re- pol'l eli il(,r attendance at the re- cent tmlio meeting' heh/ in lhe (;,,h)nial House, She also gave a report on the last CllscIld(' (Ollil- oil lneeting shp ;ttton(t.e(1 at Amei- ican I,ake tiospilal. All nlt,i]lbt, l'S donating cookies for the Council are reillillde(1 tO leave them at Miss Johnson's home this I,'ri(l'ly or ,:ll tll'(lav. Mrs. Wiiliam Gephart reported a h()spital partY date has t)ee)l set f,))' Oct. 14 at {,Vestern St;tie. Altl(,l'i('ttnisIi1 e h a i r m a n, Mrs. Anlv tgFalli( read tli article titled "I itm tile Anwricarl l,'htg" and rell/inded all the lnemb(.rs to ha\\;',' their fltlgs ()lit on Colulnhtls Dnv. A (telinquent membership com- mittee was al)pointed by presi- dent, Mrs. Betty Godwin. The committee includes Mesdames, t'Iorence Hamilton, Slle Weaver, Fae Robinson, Josephine Sparks and (;ephart. In inOlllOl'illili of Mi's. Mautle Eggers the droping of the charier was officiated by ill(' auxiliary. (Jah,ndar listings of nl(,eting dates for tile Lions' Chtb com- munity cah'll(ltlr XVIIS vote(I by the VF'XV members, Mrs. Charles Cox gave a report on the recent fifth district meet- ing gild reports tile next district meeting will be Dec. 5, in Mc- Cleary. The prize brought by Mrs. Mar- garet Jacobsen was won by Mrs. Virgie Cleveland. ENGAGED Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hickam wish to announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Jally Jolien, to Mr. Billy Gene Gra- ham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Will- iam Graham of Union. A June wedding is being planned. Concert Committee To Nominate Board A Connnunity Concert board meeting was conducted by presi- dent Vernon Havens VCednesday of last week. at the home of Dr. Andrew Beclik. At the meeting, a nominating committee was ap- pointed to nominate candidates for eight board memberships for three year terms, and also candi- dates to fill three vacancies on the board. The nominating committee consists of Mrs Lloyd Goodwin, Mrs. %Villiam H. Smith, and Dr. Andrew Beelik. Membership cards for the cur- rent season will be mailed to members prior to the first con- cert. which will be heht on Mon- day, NoV. 2, at the Junior tligh School auditorium featuring the Norman Dronen of Shelton. For her wedding, the former Miss Barnes chose a white lace over taffeta princess style waltz length gown. The low V-neckline was emphasized by a pearl neck- lace and matching earrings. Tier short veil was caught to a lace and seed pearl coronet cap. She carried a bouquet of white carna- tion.,t. Mr. Byron Marr and Mrs. Loren Mercer nee Lucile Whetham) were the couple's only attcndants. Mrs. Mercer wore a lavender dress of similar design to tile bride's gown. She carried a bouquet of pink carnatiops. The recently married Mr. and Mrs. Dronen are making their home in Honolulu and will return to the mainland next year. They were both graduatcd from Irene S. Reed high school. Georgine Guild Re-Elects President Mrs. Paul Sehlosser was re- (,leeted l)resident of tim (ieorgine Reed Orthopedic Guild and Mrs. O, Aho. secretary-treasurer at the September meeting of the group. Tile Guild again plans individual projects for its nlembers (lurin K lhe ensuing ye/r. EXCHANGING VISITS Mrs. Kathryn Plmmner of Los Angeles spent the past month vis- iting her sister Mrs. Blanche Bell. Mrs, Bell returned with Mrs. Phlnlnler last Silnday for a month's visit, [)0  renowned cellist, Leonard l-ose. ' The second concert of tile sea- son will bring the duo pianists, • . Eden and Tamir, on Friday, Feb- ruary 19, 1960. On Wednesday, 1960 Chevy! "c** "'"May'11 a vocal e)n, semble called IN THE "'h Concert Men' will present thesflnal concert Of the 1959-1960 Information c o n c e r n i n g the , '' " ;NU; W '' many fine programs of neighbor- THRIFTIER | ter. nolo tO It ing associations, to which Shelton members are admitted free on presenting their Shelton member- m.V /ending z l t ! t ! .... ] ship cards, is now being assem- bled. A newsletter giving full de- VO PO'W ER | roflnements tails will be mailed to members S J Ul&tttheho:ithttlt.enltedin. | for tel.Q) , IIlelzS I.,UD lPe(LWith their nlembership cards. up  lON.mo7 tot . l Jlon while giVmS ybt[ dfor# Nit at I Eyerybedy will Wept to be the driver Slates Oct. Meet $Ohnld Ilpee. Or y, mlghjii | when he seea the' ldlld of'pleasure It The Mason County organization l* toitmmitte--Chevy a ItbThHf 6 | turn at the wheel brtn, The driver of Washington State Federation --the engine }hat mtartsUving the | fin4s Chevy has furtl[ier ctmhionei of xvomen's Clubs will hold their him from engine impulses by. an convention in the Hood Canal Chlb improved clutch linkaKetyst0m, He'll house on Oct. 21 from 10 a.m. to I It r. also find It convenbnt new parking 3p.m. Mrs. Rudolph Schmidt, presi- normal height after application, dent of the Washington State Fed- system can.'UU0il huahed hydraulic |1 ..,nvenience hu been built tn CleVT, bt,, v.ation-ized I: ! t by lowering the 0a hoiSa, moment you flip the ignition =witch. N . qUIET that automItt|callyreturn8 tO " eration will be the featured speak- spacwusness inside AND C0]0RT I NEAREST TO PERFECTION A e,'. Present also will beMrs. Pierce Inside youqi find room Itnd more L0W-PRICFD CAR EVER CME[ Lindberg, extension chairman. room. 'here's room to sprawl in, Thlckr, newly designed body | heLUnchtf,mdWillcanalbe servedwomen,sat nOonClul.by room to sit tall in--and the roofline motmts lhsulate you from road shock | The ch:u'h'c is $1.2,5. has a respect for hats. A new flatter and nail, insuring, an almost cocoon- m transmission tunnel is a boon to the like quiet;. ou spring suspension CHEVROLET WSCS .., ,,..'2i-;G=(*'ng middle man. Here is the kind of space melts bumps as no other suspension | The. Wornan's Society of Chris- that invites the family, t ian Service will mtet jointly with Tep wdlertallb-ll DIMb Sboro Clm Sh--al U¢-lf--Pat   Showroom--Wld AB¢-W--bd likdto  $11mdal Frld,  e, CBS-TV. t he Evening Cirele on the evening See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer HELL CHEVROLET COHPANY of Wednesday, OcLober 14 at 7:30 in the fireplace room of the Meth- odist church. Mrs. H. W. McCleary will be in charge of tile program, "The Story of Methodist Women." Mrs. Mel Mmlson's Circle will act ts hostesses. A NN-U k-l Di-N-N--ER The annual Navy Mothers din- net will be held at 6 p.m., today, Thursday, in RItnr's Broiler. All members are asked to attend. , Phm sda WHAT'S GOOKING iN WHOSE KITGHEN? !: ! Recipe Favorites of CTounty Residents By Jenny Knautz A tiny little hldy who has lived in Shellon a big share of he)' life iN Mrs. Blanche Bell, this weok's .. M'tson Cotlntv cook. Cursing t()] IRI Shelton in 1965, she was the first Skilled TV t grade school teache.r for foul' years. After mar,'iage she assure- By Top Tee U ed tim important role of keeping Only the tops in .'I'V house and raising a son. can guarantee ttle P()'haps scales may show a p'cture enjoymenL dr.stic change as n l'elll| of this ovide both for Y delicious dessert. Better plav it P: hiLT T' safe set them back a fe.w pou'nds? arms alarm leor you another dandy dessert... 11 A,,gel 'i,, Just Ca ,,, LEROY]' corn starch. Mix and add 1};2 cups of boiling water. Cook until clear and thick, stirring constantly. POUrAdd: lC°°ked mixture oww the Television00i0000  whites of 4 eggs beaten stiff and dry, and beat until almost coht. tsp. vanilla, 1 pinch salt, MT, a few drops of ahnond flavor. 2218 Olympia HlWd Serve in baked pie shell and spread with whipped c r e a m. PHONE HA. ,t Sprinkle with toasted coconut. WWl Velerans Ghanp Meetung Day Madrona Barracks No. 1462 and Auxiliary will hold the regular meetings on the second Friday of each month. The October meetings will be held at 8 p.m., Friday; in the PUD auditorium. All members are asked to at- tend this important session and to bring their friends. All veterans and their wives are cordially in- vited to attend. Refreshments will be served follOwing the meeting. Attend Kent Wedding Mrs. Alden Bayley and Mrs. Charles R. Lewis recently attend- ed the Kent wedding of Miss Lois Elizabeth Laxson and Mr. William H. Stewart. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Carl M. Laxsn, Earl- ville, Iowa and :Mr. Stewart, son of Mrs. Wynne E. Stewart and the late Mr. Stewart, formerly of Shelton. 1st & Grove Sty. Shelton HA 64426 i _rorn where I sit... Jo= N Tiny Gets • His "Licks" • Our Police Chief, Tiny Fields, started an "anti-jay- walking" drive for the kids on Monday. It ended the same day. Tiny's idea was basically good. He got a few dozen green lollipops and stood on the cor- o sex, across the street from the grade school. As the kids came i out and crossed the street with ! the green light, he'd give each a green lollipop. Trouble was, when the kids 0 spotted the candy, they made a beeline for Tiny, ignoring the • light.., running helter-skelter  ff] across the street. Tiny quickly Copyright, 1959, I/sited States(" - -Brewers-a | You May Purchase These at Your Friendly stretch nylon tights y Ipswich ut supermarket savings had to abandon his pr0Je From where I sit, ce profit from Tiny's exP "Think through" YolI¢| i intentions before you through" with them. Bui let that top you fro really good intentieJ' tolerance, the ,,gree Respect all the rightS:/ neighbor.., even his r ! enjoy his favorite b ex Whether a man chc ;s milk--it's his choice to 1 and our job to resl t iL i; A Children's Sizes 001.59 r Regular $2.99 ! Grown-up Sizes 001.7 ' Regular $3.49 HEAVEN-SENT WAAMTI-I... ! FEATHERY LIGHTNESS' ,f ... FITS LIKE A NEW SKIN, ! | • kFOR LITTLE TOTS, *WEAR 'EM FOR ,i o. .ou.o ,,'n SLEEK, SU " AND HER MOM. ANYWHERE.. / " h BLACK LACOUER * RED PAGODA ° VIBRANT BLUE  q i 10 UllUlll u u i lUll III I I I NO DANCE DUE TO THE OPENING of HUNTING SEASON There will be no dance Until October 24 at '- LOANS Convenient Terms Reasonable Rates € NO DELAY Mason County Savings & Loan Association Title Insurance Bldg. III I I i Orthopedic Ass'n. Names Chairmen Recent appointment of e0inmit- tee chnirmen to tile Mason County Orthopedic Association are Mrs. Merle Nebel, projects or ways and means; Miss Clara ltansen, mem- bership and Mrs, I,es Shelver con- tinuing' her outstanding job as JOG chairman. Mrs. Ne.bel has announced the following projects which have been cleared so far for this year: I)avid Shelton Guiht -... calendars, Raciml Knott . "Next to New" sale April 1960, Evergreen Auxil- tar) ....... C.t).H. Christmas cards, Rainier Auxiliar) .......... bottle drive. Any guild or auxiliary which have projects to be cleared please phone Mrs. Nebel at HA 6-J58. The cause of crippled ehihh'en and additimlal l'Psell'ch on rltre children's disease was aided this week by a $25 contribution to the Chikiren's OrthopedR Hospital by Mr. Joe S. Hoskins. Mr. Hoskins was awarded tile stoney in an Em- ployee Safety Contest of the Washington PiU.D. and wanted to give it to some worthy cause. The check was gratefully received for tile hospital by Mason COunty president, Mrs. D. W. Jghnson. Rachel Knott Guild Members of the Rachel Knott Orthopedic Guild wLIl meet for a 12:30 luncheon Friday° Oct. 16, in the honlc of Mrs, Dave James. Mrs. David tIarris will be co-host- egg. NOW OPEN The Powder Box Beauty 'MISS FLORETTE BARNES became the attractive bride of Mr. Vernon Dronen recently in Hawaii. The couple are making their home in'Honolulu. Salon COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE at 212 South Second Phone Beverly Mildred Mal,e HA 6-8673 SohneJder Local Couple Married in Hawaii Troiical flower arrangements bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. decorated the chapel of the Scho- field Barracks, near Itonolulu for the late summer marriage of Miss Florette Barnes and Mr. Venlon Dr0nen. The Rev. Charles W. Jew- itt, chaplam officiated at the nup- tials. The bride Lq the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Jesse T. Barnes, and the Housewarmer Heat Standard Furnace Oil with exclusive Detergent-Action Thermisol keeps your burner system clean tar low-cost. efficient operation. And. because It's specially refined for furnaces, you get more heat for your money. Your best buy fat circulating heaters is Standard Stove Oil. Start our automatic "keep- filled" service now and end fuel or- dering for the rest of the season. For prompt HOUSEWARMER service, call G, G. ,GOLE & SONS 118 SO. 3RD HA 6-4411 m SEE IT NOW AND SEE ALL THESE VFW Aux. Initiates Four New Members ],'ollr nP\\;V lnelTibers \\;vol*e \\;vel- ('om,'d into l}le Vt,tel'lins of I,'ol'- eiKn \\;,Vars Auxiliary last I'ri(lay. They WPl'e Ml's, Lawl't'llc(" Ilei/- sing, Mrs. (leerS,' (h'igKs, Mrs. John Grllsse and Mrs. Harry Hy- llrL . Miss Marian Johnson gave a "re- pol'l eli il(,r attendance at the re- cent tmlio meeting' heh/ in lhe (;,,h)nial House, She also gave a report on the last CllscIld(' (Ollil- oil lneeting shp ;ttton(t.e(1 at Amei- ican I,ake tiospilal. All nlt,i]lbt, l'S donating cookies for the Council are reillillde(1 tO leave them at Miss Johnson's home this I,'ri(l'ly or ,:ll tll'(lav. Mrs. Wiiliam Gephart reported a h()spital partY date has t)ee)l set f,))' Oct. 14 at {,Vestern St;tie. Altl(,l'i('ttnisIi1 e h a i r m a n, Mrs. Anlv tgFalli( read tli article titled "I itm tile Anwricarl l,'htg" and rell/inded all the lnemb(.rs to ha\\;',' their fltlgs ()lit on Colulnhtls Dnv. A (telinquent membership com- mittee was al)pointed by presi- dent, Mrs. Betty Godwin. The committee includes Mesdames, t'Iorence Hamilton, Slle Weaver, Fae Robinson, Josephine Sparks and (;ephart. In inOlllOl'illili of Mi's. Mautle Eggers the droping of the charier was officiated by ill(' auxiliary. (Jah,ndar listings of nl(,eting dates for tile Lions' Chtb com- munity cah'll(ltlr XVIIS vote(I by the VF'XV members, Mrs. Charles Cox gave a report on the recent fifth district meet- ing gild reports tile next district meeting will be Dec. 5, in Mc- Cleary. The prize brought by Mrs. Mar- garet Jacobsen was won by Mrs. Virgie Cleveland. ENGAGED Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hickam wish to announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Jally Jolien, to Mr. Billy Gene Gra- ham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Will- iam Graham of Union. A June wedding is being planned. Concert Committee To Nominate Board A Connnunity Concert board meeting was conducted by presi- dent Vernon Havens VCednesday of last week. at the home of Dr. Andrew Beclik. At the meeting, a nominating committee was ap- pointed to nominate candidates for eight board memberships for three year terms, and also candi- dates to fill three vacancies on the board. The nominating committee consists of Mrs Lloyd Goodwin, Mrs. %Villiam H. Smith, and Dr. Andrew Beelik. Membership cards for the cur- rent season will be mailed to members prior to the first con- cert. which will be heht on Mon- day, NoV. 2, at the Junior tligh School auditorium featuring the Norman Dronen of Shelton. For her wedding, the former Miss Barnes chose a white lace over taffeta princess style waltz length gown. The low V-neckline was emphasized by a pearl neck- lace and matching earrings. Tier short veil was caught to a lace and seed pearl coronet cap. She carried a bouquet of white carna- tion.,t. Mr. Byron Marr and Mrs. Loren Mercer nee Lucile Whetham) were the couple's only attcndants. Mrs. Mercer wore a lavender dress of similar design to tile bride's gown. She carried a bouquet of pink carnatiops. The recently married Mr. and Mrs. Dronen are making their home in Honolulu and will return to the mainland next year. They were both graduatcd from Irene S. Reed high school. Georgine Guild Re-Elects President Mrs. Paul Sehlosser was re- (,leeted l)resident of tim (ieorgine Reed Orthopedic Guild and Mrs. O, Aho. secretary-treasurer at the September meeting of the group. Tile Guild again plans individual projects for its nlembers (lurin K lhe ensuing ye/r. EXCHANGING VISITS Mrs. Kathryn Plmmner of Los Angeles spent the past month vis- iting her sister Mrs. Blanche Bell. Mrs, Bell returned with Mrs. Phlnlnler last Silnday for a month's visit, [)0  renowned cellist, Leonard l-ose. ' The second concert of tile sea- son will bring the duo pianists, • . Eden and Tamir, on Friday, Feb- ruary 19, 1960. On Wednesday, 1960 Chevy! "c** "'"May'11 a vocal e)n, semble called IN THE "'h Concert Men' will present thesflnal concert Of the 1959-1960 Information c o n c e r n i n g the , '' " ;NU; W '' many fine programs of neighbor- THRIFTIER | ter. nolo tO It ing associations, to which Shelton members are admitted free on presenting their Shelton member- m.V /ending z l t ! t ! .... ] ship cards, is now being assem- bled. A newsletter giving full de- VO PO'W ER | roflnements tails will be mailed to members S J Ul&tttheho:ithttlt.enltedin. | for tel.Q) , IIlelzS I.,UD lPe(LWith their nlembership cards. up  lON.mo7 tot . l Jlon while giVmS ybt[ dfor# Nit at I Eyerybedy will Wept to be the driver Slates Oct. Meet $Ohnld Ilpee. Or y, mlghjii | when he seea the' ldlld of'pleasure It The Mason County organization l* toitmmitte--Chevy a ItbThHf 6 | turn at the wheel brtn, The driver of Washington State Federation --the engine }hat mtartsUving the | fin4s Chevy has furtl[ier ctmhionei of xvomen's Clubs will hold their him from engine impulses by. an convention in the Hood Canal Chlb improved clutch linkaKetyst0m, He'll house on Oct. 21 from 10 a.m. to I It r. also find It convenbnt new parking 3p.m. Mrs. Rudolph Schmidt, presi- normal height after application, dent of the Washington State Fed- system can.'UU0il huahed hydraulic |1 ..,nvenience hu been built tn CleVT, bt,, v.ation-ized I: ! t by lowering the 0a hoiSa, moment you flip the ignition =witch. N . qUIET that automItt|callyreturn8 tO " eration will be the featured speak- spacwusness inside AND C0]0RT I NEAREST TO PERFECTION A e,'. Present also will beMrs. Pierce Inside youqi find room Itnd more L0W-PRICFD CAR EVER CME[ Lindberg, extension chairman. room. 'here's room to sprawl in, Thlckr, newly designed body | heLUnchtf,mdWillcanalbe servedwomen,sat nOonClul.by room to sit tall in--and the roofline motmts lhsulate you from road shock | The ch:u'h'c is $1.2,5. has a respect for hats. A new flatter and nail, insuring, an almost cocoon- m transmission tunnel is a boon to the like quiet;. ou spring suspension CHEVROLET WSCS .., ,,..'2i-;G=(*'ng middle man. Here is the kind of space melts bumps as no other suspension | The. Wornan's Society of Chris- that invites the family, t ian Service will mtet jointly with Tep wdlertallb-ll DIMb Sboro Clm Sh--al U¢-lf--Pat   Showroom--Wld AB¢-W--bd likdto  $11mdal Frld,  e, CBS-TV. t he Evening Cirele on the evening See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer HELL CHEVROLET COHPANY of Wednesday, OcLober 14 at 7:30 in the fireplace room of the Meth- odist church. Mrs. H. W. McCleary will be in charge of tile program, "The Story of Methodist Women." Mrs. Mel Mmlson's Circle will act ts hostesses. A NN-U k-l Di-N-N--ER The annual Navy Mothers din- net will be held at 6 p.m., today, Thursday, in RItnr's Broiler. All members are asked to attend. , Phm sda WHAT'S GOOKING iN WHOSE KITGHEN? !: ! Recipe Favorites of CTounty Residents By Jenny Knautz A tiny little hldy who has lived in Shellon a big share of he)' life iN Mrs. Blanche Bell, this weok's .. M'tson Cotlntv cook. Cursing t()] IRI Shelton in 1965, she was the first Skilled TV t grade school teache.r for foul' years. After mar,'iage she assure- By Top Tee U ed tim important role of keeping Only the tops in .'I'V house and raising a son. can guarantee ttle P()'haps scales may show a p'cture enjoymenL dr.stic change as n l'elll| of this ovide both for Y delicious dessert. Better plav it P: hiLT T' safe set them back a fe.w pou'nds? arms alarm leor you another dandy dessert... 11 A,,gel 'i,, Just Ca ,,, LEROY]' corn starch. Mix and add 1};2 cups of boiling water. Cook until clear and thick, stirring constantly. POUrAdd: lC°°ked mixture oww the Television00i0000  whites of 4 eggs beaten stiff and dry, and beat until almost coht. tsp. vanilla, 1 pinch salt, MT, a few drops of ahnond flavor. 2218 Olympia HlWd Serve in baked pie shell and spread with whipped c r e am. PHONE HA. ,t Sprinkle with toasted coconut. WWl Velerans Ghanp Meetung Day Madrona Barracks No. 1462 and Auxiliary will hold the regular meetings on the second Friday of each month. The October meetings will be held at 8 p.m., Friday; in the PUD auditorium. All members are asked to at- tend this important session and to bring their friends. All veterans and their wives are cordially in- vited to attend. Refreshments will be served follOwing the meeting. Attend Kent Wedding Mrs. Alden Bayley and Mrs. Charles R. Lewis recently attend- ed the Kent wedding of Miss Lois Elizabeth Laxson and Mr. William H. Stewart. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Carl M. Laxsn, Earl- ville, Iowa and :Mr. Stewart, son of Mrs. Wynne E. Stewart and the late Mr. Stewart, formerly of Shelton. 1st & Grove Sty. Shelton HA 64426 i _rorn where I sit... Jo= N Tiny Gets • His "Licks" • Our Police Chief, Tiny Fields, started an "anti-jay- walking" drive for the kids on Monday. It ended the same day. Tiny's idea was basically good. He got a few dozen green lollipops and stood on the cor- o sex, across the street from the grade school. As the kids came i out and crossed the street with ! the green light, he'd give each a green lollipop. Trouble was, when the kids 0 spotted the candy, they made a beeline for Tiny, ignoring the • light.., running helter-skelter  ff] across the street. Tiny quickly Copyright, 1959, I/sited States(" - -Brewers-a | You May Purchase These at Your Friendly stretch nylon tights y Ipswich ut supermarket savings had to abandon his pr0Je From where I sit, ce profit from Tiny's exP "Think through" YolI¢| i intentions before you through" with them. Bui let that top you fro really good intentieJ' tolerance, the ,,gree Respect all the rightS:/ neighbor.., even his r ! enjoy his favorite b ex Whether a man chc ;s milk--it's his choice to 1 and our job to resl t iL i; A Children's Sizes 001.59 r Regular $2.99 ! Grown-up Sizes 001.7 ' Regular $3.49 HEAVEN-SENT WAAMTI-I... ! FEATHERY LIGHTNESS' ,f ... FITS LIKE A NEW SKIN, ! | • kFOR LITTLE TOTS, *WEAR 'EM FOR ,i o. .ou.o ,,'n SLEEK, SU " AND HER MOM. ANYWHERE.. / " h BLACK LACOUER * RED PAGODA ° VIBRANT BLUE  q i