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Rotary Student
OfT he Month
SHELTON SKIERS
SIGNUP UNDERWAY
Along with the trace of snow
in the mountains has come wind
that Clinton's Bike Shop will be
the Crystal Mountain Ski School
headquarters for Shelton skiers.
For the past two seasons,
Royal Clinton has been
instrumental in having a Sunday
ski bus start from the Shelton
area, enabling students to take
part in skiing at the Cascade
resort.
TWO SEARS EMPLOYEES
WIN REGIONAL CHANCE
Mrs. Maxine Rhoades,
manager of the Sears Catalog
store here, announced this week
the winners of the in-store hat
making contest. They were Mrs.
Billie Rose and Mrs. Jennie
Whitmore. The hats were made to
celebrate the 40th birthday of
Kenmore washers and dryers.
Picked by Mrs. Lois
Samuelson, herself a winner of a
floor waxer/polisher, the winners
will compete in the regional
contest to be held in Seattle•
DGE, a Shelton High School Senior described
as pleasant, industrious, capable, and sincere,
as the Rotary Vocational Student of the
le resides with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
ernme of Shelton. She is a substitute disc jockey at
.and on Saturdays teaches the "Fun Club" at the
Olympia. In school she studies advanced clothing,
physical education, and civics; and she is a
of 9th grade English.
DL's CORNER
Next Tuesday, is the day you
should exercise your right to vote.
Many countries would like to
have the chance to say yes or no
to a given issue . . .
In other parts of town, the
merchants are really going all out
this week to save you money. Just
a smattering of them are...
At MILLER'S, manager Bud
Laudahl is holding an e.o.m, sale
with prices so low, they'll really
make you want to buy...
Rod Olsen, owner of OLSEN
FURNITURE, is holding a
spectacular sale at his warehouse
down on 1st street. Much of this
is used furniture, but good clean
top quality just the same, and you
can save much loot too!...
Ken Chapman, owner of
EVERGREEN DRUG CENTER,
always has lots of good weekend
buys and this week is no
exception. Ken is also always
Tour
Mills
grade students from
enaentary School in
toured Simpson
ampany's sawmills
rning. Led by Dale
Print Shop
36 students visited
and Four, the
Plant and the
daughter Janet, 12,
13, the son of
Who was Shelton
Mr. Safety last
aenlbers of this class.
instructor
i,and Arnold Zweig,
s equipment
engineer, assisted
tour. Zweig's two
at the Griffin
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makes a good
he makes nothing
-Emerson
Celebrate Our
Anniversary
TH With
These
Specials
REG.
Sl0*
sl00
s 4-
s 2"
SALE
INSTANT INSANITY 66*
PLAYBOH 66*
SPIROGRAPH s2"
YAHTZEE sps
FUN FACTORY *149
Prices effective Thurs., Fri., Sat., Mon.
HAMLIN'S HOBBY & TOYS
220 Cota St.
HION COMFORT WITH
A YOUNG OUTLOOK
Regular $9.99
s790
ill
HAYRIDE
When you want to go "light end lively", this is it...
not only does it flatter your taste, it pampera your feetl
SHOE DEPT.
3rd and Railroad
S I N E S S Patrolman Festival Art Beta Sigma
Completes Show Planned Phi Meetings
C I[ U I[ Course o creative arts group of He!d Here
Kitsap County Branch for
American Association of
• drag good]est he storetoo' ' o Patrolman Fred W. Balisiger University Women will sponsor a • October 20 meeting of
:d stop in soonand take apeek of the Shelton Police Department Fourth Annual Festival Art Show the Fpsilon Omicron Chapter of
Wanta shoe just forkicks
was one of 32 law enforcement and Sale at the Sheridan Park Beta Sigma Phi was held in the
officers to graduate from the 67th Community Building in home of Mrs. Larry ltolt. Guests
Then stop in to BOB'S SHOE session of the Basic Law Bremerton November 14th and present were Mrs. Joe Lovato,
TREE today. Bob Wotton, owner,
has just the style for you, or any
member of the family for that
matter...
Need or want a new bedroom
suite? B & R SALES has just the
one you've been looking for ...
and, it's featured on the special of
the week too...
The 2 9 th annual
pre-Christmas jewelry sale will be
going full blast this Friday and
Saturday at BECKWITH'S
JEWELRY. Owner Guy Beckwith
has many items on the sale list, so
better stop in and take a look, if
you want to save a bundle...
The fabulous Founder's Day
sale is now going into it's final
countdown at PENNEY'S.
Manager Clint Harrington has
many items that have been
discounted just for this occasion
so you better hurry in today...
George Valley, owner of
EELLS & VALLEY APPLIANCE
CENTER, says there are no tricks,
but lots of treats when you buy a
Hotpoint washer and dryer. One
of them is savings, so stop in soon
and see George...
Ernest Hamlin, owner of
HAMLIN'S HOBBY & TOY
STORE, is now celebrating thc
5th birthday of the store. While
he is, you can save on many items
this weekend...
Enforcement Training School at
Olympic College, Bremerton, Oct.
24.
Balisiger, received 15 college
credits and a certificate from the
Washington Law Enforcement
Officers Training Commission.
The state-wide program is
designed to improve the quality
of law enforcement. It attempts
to increase the knowledge of the
currently employed policeman so
that he will be able to perform his
duties with a higher degree of
skill, assurance and
professionalism.
The session was conducted
over a period of six continuous
weeks (300 hours) and the
officers attended school ten hours
a day, five days a week.
Trainees were housed at the
Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and
received their course work at the
college. Instructors for the
program are drawn from the FB1,
the Washington State Attorney
General's Office, the Washington
State Patrol and other law
enforcement agencies.
Education makes a people
easy to lead, but difficult to drive;
easy to govern, but impossible to
enslave.
Attributed to Lord Brougham
15thfrom 10a.m. -8 p.m.
T h e e v e n t t his year will
include an award art show and the
festival's art and craft sale. The
award show will be open to
professionals and
non-professionals, artists for oil
paintings, water-colors, acrylics,
sculpture, graphics and drawings.
The festival's art and craft sale
will include all media of art. For
further information, artists
interested in entries may call
Essex 3-0049 or Essex 7-6736.
Bridge Winners
Named By Club
At the Shelton l)uplicate
Bridge Club meeting Monday
night in the PUD building,
winners for North-South were
Lenora Dudley and Louise
Umphenour; Bob Quimby and
Gordon Bennett; Eva Cole and
Ron Zeidaks. East-West winners
were Vic King and Norman
Hulbert; Dorothy Quartier and
Gusti Goldschmid; Bill Batchelor
and Mary Keller.
The Shelton Bridge Club
meets every Monday at 7 : 15 p.m.
in the PUD building, and all
bridge players are invited to
attend.
Mrs. Terry Mullane, Mrs. AI Egg,
and Mrs. Gary Greenwood. Mrs.
John Makoviney was chosen
Chapter Sweetheart and will
represent the chapter in the
Valentine contest, winners of
which will be announced in the
February issue of the national
club publication of Torch.
It was reported that All-City
Rituals will be held in Olympia
Tuesday. Beta Sigma Phi casserole
cookbooks have been ordered and
will be on sale soon.
On Monday, a Progressive
Dinner was held to honor guests.
Visiting were: Mrs. Bob
Anderson, Mrs. Fred Balsiger,
Mrs. A1 Egg, Mrsl Joe Lovato, and
Mrs. Terry Mullane. The various
courses were served in four
homes. The dinner began with
hors d'oeuvres at Mrs. Larry Holt's
home. Mrs. Mike Ogden served
salads. Ham dinner was given in
the home of Mrs. Ward Fourer
and the evening ended with
dessert in the home of Mrs. [)avid
Dunnington.
A burlap party will be given
November 11 at Mrs. Larry
Knutzen's home.
Do you wish men to speak
well of you? Then never speak
well of yourself ..... Pascal
Main Office
Shelton
426-8234
You are invited
to help us celeb-ate our
FIFTH
ANNIVERSARY
with
FREE CID
and DOUGHNUTS
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31
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Branch Office
Belfair
CR 5.2816
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
MEMBER F.D.I.C.
Your Home-Owned Full Service Bank
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DAISY DOG BANKS
The Daisy Dog Bank pictured
above is for sale and it and many
more are on display in the NBMC
foyer.
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VOTE "YES" FOR YOUR HEW
HIGH SCHOOL NOV. 4
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SHOP
SAVE NOW!
'69
DEMOS
from $ 2795
New
'69 Cars
New
'69 Pickups
Darrel Andrews
Wally Dundas
8
Art Nicklaus
Art Mell
50 USED CARS,
PICKUPS, TRUCKS
at Month-End Prices!
'65 Mercury Monterey
Hardtop Cpe. One
local owner ........ $1295
'64 Ford Galaxie 500
4-Dr., V-8, Cruis-o.matlc,
P. Steering,
Radio .............. $895
'63 Nova 4.Dr.
6-Cyl.,
P. Glide ............ $795
'63 Ford A-Ton Pickup
V-8, 4-speed ........ $795
"62 Chev 4-Door.. $595
'62 Ford Galaxie 2-Dr,
$595
Quick Parts & Service
Mon. thr. Sat.
CHEV-OLD$
M.I.C. Ins.
Rental Cars
Since 192 7
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