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FIRST STEP in moving the Shelton High School
Department's children's Theatre production of Held/
Capitol Theatre in Olympia was to load all of the
I, PORTRAYED by Julie Archer, and
by Art Nicklaus talk to a
of the Capitol Theatre in
a after one of the performances the
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, ,i, Cherry pie and milk.
Ib"$bAY -- Pizza, green
I Ite lery sticks, peaches,
€tt/i = -,,t crackers, and milk.
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. Illb-,,, oven baked beans
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scenery and props on the bus which
students there. Here, students wait in
equipment is loaded so it will all go in.
Shelton High School Drama Department
gave of its Children's Theatre production of
Held/ there last week. Looking on is the
owner of the theatre.
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Frequent Car Washing
Preven!s.rRUStI
The Society of Automotive g" s (SAE) has stated that
frequent car washes as well as commercial rust-proofing can
fight deterioration and add value to a car at trade-in time.
Follow The Experts Advice!
oNtY$100 FOR 2 ""°"
Washes away Dirt & Grime/
FREE Flit
Wash With 12 Wash with
Gallons of Gas Lube and
Oil Change
Bob Kimbel s Richfield
on HillCrest Open 10-8 p.m.
IlI
transported the
line while the
ONE OF THE BIG attractions of the
Shelton High School Drama Department's
Children's Theatre production of Held/is the
goat "Cougar" owned by the Marvin Sexton
family and loaned to the group for the play.
Mary M. Knight
Students To Take Tests
By DENISE AVERY
Oct. 31 the Seniors will take
their Armed service test. This test
is to analyze the skills that each
individual has, to help officials
decide what kind of jobs they are
qualified for if they join or are
drafted into any branch of the
armed service. Clerical knowledge,
mechanics, and electronics are
among the skills tested.
Mary M. Knight has received
its new annuals for 1968-69. The
sales campaign has started. The
year books sell for $3.50 without
student body cards. If a student
has a student body card, he may
buy an annual for $2.50.
A.S.B. cards are now on sale
too. If a student buys one of
these he gets into all home games
free, (he otherwise has to pay
$1) he also gets into away games
for 50 cents. (Otherwise he has to
pay $1) A.S.B. cards sell for
$3.75 and you get $1 off on the
annual.
Friday at 2 p.m. the 1-4
grades will have a Halloween
party. All students will dress up in
costumes and parade at an
assembly. Pre-schoolers are
welcome, if accompanied by a
parent.
Oct. 31 at 7:30 p.m. "Young
Peoples' Youth Group" from the
Matlock Community Church will
have a Halloween Party at the
Kenneth Howard residence.
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NOW
HA LLMthe eAtR K INN
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
For Your Complete Dining Pleasure
We Offer A Varied Menu,
Expertly Prepared, Pleasantly
Served In Modern Comfortable
Surroundings
efreshments f,,n the Baha Room
Your Host: Earl Owens
Railroad and First, Downtown Shehon
Here, several young fans pet the goat and
talk to Held/, portrayed by Karen Cole and
Peter, portrayed by Steve Evander after the
production was presented at the Capitol
Theatre in Olympia last week.
Anyone is invited.
Oct. 31 the Freshman class
will have a bake sale in the hall
during noon hour.
In the Science department the
seventh grade is studying plants.
1"hey will plant and care for many
different kinds of plants and use
them for studies.
The eighth grade math class is
studying the Dewey Decimal
system.
Oct. 23, the faculty had a
faculty night. All teachers were
present. ]'hey played hockey and
Mr. Jurgens accompanied by
playing the "Lovers' Concerto."
Afterward they all went to the
Jorg's home for apple and cherry
pie.
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Grange Event
There will be a card party at
the Agate (;range Hall Saturday
evening at 7:30 p.m. Pinochle and
other games will be played.
Coffee and cookies will be served.
Noise proves nothing. ()ften a
lien who has merely laid an egg
cackles as if she laid an asteroid.
..... Samuel I,. Clemens
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CALL
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426-3272
and ask about our
CHRISTMAS PARTY
and
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Polident Powder Reg. 92, 63
Almond Roca
Flash Cubes
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Westinghouse S|o9
$1.95 Value.
Tooth Paste
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H [rormul,[00 Beads
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Evergreen Square 426-3456
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