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Cosmetics
for
JANUARY NUPTIALS PLANNED
YOU
s question and answer serlet
is brought to you
by NeWs Pharmacy
You In your choice in the
for you.)
!RING THE
won't face powder stay
area. around my nose?
vel'ilcal al'ea between
of your brow and your
so-called "oil panel".
won't '~tay on the
r 0 U U d your nose,
the
are the skin in this area
too much oil.
an astringent to
immediately after
your face. It wouhl also
yOI.I nsed a non-oily foun-
tlader your powder.
IAKEUP APPLICATION
eye makeup he ap-
or after face powder?
If you use an eye
start by patting
all over your face
• neck . . . brows . . •
Allow this powder to
a few minutes, and then
the excess powder with a
brush.
Your eye shadow at the
Yotu. eyelid, and blend the
and outward.
that you have applied
shadow, pat more poT-
your eyelids and brush
off your brows and
This. second application
a wonderful base for
liner . . . eyebrow pen-
,. , mascara.
~DRAYS DRYING?
hair sprays dry the hair?
sprays need not dry the
USed properly. Use hair
and brush thor-
the end of the day to
of spray. There are hair
the market that contain
These are, of course,
THE ENGAGEMENT and January 15 wedding plans of Miss Viv-
ian A. Althof and Ray T. Coleman have been announced by Iter
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Althof, of Seabeck. He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Coleman, of Welch, West Va.
Recovering
Repairing
Restyling
120 No. 14th --- Elma, Wash.
For Free Estimates
Phone
Elma 482-3729 or
Shelton 426-2144
T.B. ASSOCIATION
SLATES RUMMAGE SALE
A rummage sale will be held
November 26 to supplement th(
annual Christmas Seal '~ale funds
which have fallen behind the goal
the past several years. The sale
will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
in the PUD auditorhun. This sale
is the only source of income for
the association, other than the
seals.
About 3,752,075 people use the
New York subways each day.
for
-- OR ANY OTHER PURPOSE ---
money is always available at Sound Finance Co. for Holiday needs or any
.= purpose--Call on Us for Fast, Friendly, Confidential Loan Service,
105 Railroad Avenue
Shelton Hotel Building
This 1,OO0,O00-pound tower-heaviest load ever carried cross-
country on rails - is one of 8 for Standard Oil's remarkable new
isemax refining unit, being built to serve the West's expanding
demand for petroleum energy,
't'he Isomax Process, a revolutionary technique developed by
Standard 0il scientists, is uniquely efficient in its ability to refine
less desirable heavy oils into the highest quality motor fuels.
It is a major breakthrough in supplying the ever increasing need for
aore specialized high-quality fuels. ,. so important to oil conserva-
tion that Standard Oil licenses the process to other oil companies
throughout the Free World.
Isomax Process means better gasolines for today's cars, and for
Cars now being designed for the [uture...another proud research
"first" by Standard Oil-for you.
The Chevron-
8ign of excellence
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ili 3o¢t#1 greats
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COUNTRY ItICKS
The Country Hicks 4-H Club
met at tim home of Donald Whin-
cry after school Nov. 4. Five new
members, Jeanette and Joe Wald-
rip, Ken and Sally Selvidge and
Don Whinery, wme welcomed into
the club.
Conflicting phms cancelled the
!car wash slated for last week.
i It will be heht at ,a later date.
Tray favors ~,for the nursing
home's Thanksgivizg ditmer will
be made at tonight's meeting
which will be held at 7:30 p.m. in
. the home of Dave Bedford.
Refreshments were. served and
Marriage Licenses
Applying for a marriage license
in the Mason County Auditor's of-
rice this past week were:
Phil G. Jackson, legal, Centralia,
and Lois Baker, legal, Shelton.
FLYING FINGERS
The first meeting of the Flying
Fingers 4-H club was held Nov.
5 at the home of the leader, Mary
Ann Blanton. Election of officezu
was as follows:
President, Kathy Blanton; vice
president, Debby Goldsby; seere-
tary, iVL~y Ann Hoosier; treasur-
er, Betty Blanton and reporter,
Delores M. Goldsby.
There were two visitors. Paul-
games played following adjourn|- ine Thomas and Cora Drake. The
rnent of the meeting, club meets every other Friday.
Eddie ]fischer, reporter Delores Goldsby, reporter
The research shills which created the Isomax*
Process go into tI~e development of all our products
at the Sign of the Chevron.,. to take better care
o/your car. Your boat, tool *proprlatl~ Nzmu
OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
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BEEF RING WITH BARBECUE SAUCE from Davida Caesar
is inexpensive for family dining but festive enough for entertain-
..... ing~ With Davlda in the above Journal photo is Anita, four.
................. * * *
We are featuring an attractive,
mouth-watering way of serving
hamburger this week. Davids Cae-
sar's Beef Ring with Barbecue
Sauce will dress up the family or
company dinner table• It is es-
pecially good served with baked
potatoes to spoon the extra sauce
over.
The Caesars moved to Shelton
a year ago from Arlington when
Julius ("Bud" to family and
friends) went to work at the Cor-
rections Center.
An older son, Jim and his wife,
remained in Arlington. Danny
graduated from Shelton High
school last year and is now in
the Air Force• Their third son,
Doug, is an SHS junior this year.
The youngest member of the fam-
ily is Anita who is four.
Davida and Bud are among the
growing number of local people
who have taken to the convenience
of trailer living and find they en-
joy it.
Davids likes sewing and bowling.
* $ •
Bee~ Hlnff With Barbs.tie Sauce
1~ lb. ground beef
1 ct~p condehsed milk
1% tsp. salt
3/4 cup uncooked o~ts
3 tbsp. chOpped oiiton
~A tsp. pepper
Mix the above ingredients and
form into a 'fl~ th~ ~egtllar bak-
ing dish or pan.
Sauce.
2 tbsp. Worcestershire sauce
2 tbsp. shgar
6 tbsp. water
tbsp. vinegar
I cup catsup
6 tbsp. finely chopped onion
Mix ingredients and pour the
sauce over the i'tng being sure
a ktrge amount stays in the cen-
ter of the ring. Bake in a 350 de-
gree oven for an hour or until
it is nicely browned. Serves six.
The sauce is dspeelally good
spooned over baked potatoes.
VFW POST NEWS
The VFW Post 1694 is sponsor-
ing a lite-a-bike program. The
purpose is to help the motorist
see the bikes on the roads.
So far we have taped bikes at
Mt. View and Bordeaux schools.
Girl Scout troops 305, 306, 307, 308
and 313 have helped in this pro-
ject. A toba2 of 162 bikes have
been taped so far. Each bike own-
er was given a leaflet on safety
of riding and general rules.
Arlene smith, presitlent of the
Auxiliary, also helped in this pro-
ject.
A work party was held Saturday
by the VFW post and the Amet%
can Legion in the Memorial Hall,
to work on projects recommended
by the fire marshal.
Turkey shoot boards will be
shot Saturday at the airport shoot-
ing range.
Don't forget the next post meet-
ing will be Friday evening at 8
p.m, at the Memorial Hall.
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NEW
ARRIVALS
Shelton General IIospllml
Mr. and Mrs. I)onald lJawkes,
Island Lake Drive, a =)oy, rr~)v. 11.
Mr. am' Mrs. John Lane, 1122~,,~
Dclantey Road, a girl, Nov. 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Barrett, Rt.
1 Box 621, a girl, Nov. 13.
LINDA LABISSONIERE
An opportunity to do a little
traveling lightened the summer
months for Linda LaBissioniere.
Shelton High School senior. Linda
was a representative from SHS to
Girls' State and later took ~ trip
to California.
She does not plan to travel very
far from home, however, when she
starts college next fall. She wants
to attend St. Martins and earn a.
degzee in teaching. She is debating
betwe~n thh'd grade and high
school French.
T e a c h e r s orientation, civ-
ics, speech, world affairs, and sen-
ior literature and composition are
her subjects this ye~r.
Living on the canal has made
it difficult for Linda to partici-
pate in extracurricular activities.
She is active in Pep Club and the
Catholic Youth Organization.
Linda's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Les LaBissonie~e, both of
whom are graduates of Shelton
High school. Her only sister, Les-
lie, is 15.
A blue-eyed brunette, Linda is
not quite 5 feet 4 inches tail. Wa-
ter skiing, reading and sewing
are her hobbies.
AT U OF DENVER
A Shelton resident, Terryl
Turner, 705 Sidney, is among the
59 students from Washington
registered this fall at the Univer-
sity of Denver• Approximately 7,-
900 students are enrolled at the
101-year-old institution, the larg-
est private university in the Rocky
Mountain Region. All 50 states,
,everal U.S. territories and 49 for-
mgn countries are represented in
the current registration.
GETS SCHOLARSHIP
Ronald P. Stoppler, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Phil Stoppler, Shelton,
received a $300 Anderson Fellow-
ship during the Honors Assen|b-
ly at the University of Washing-
ton College Of Forestry recently.
SOHOOL MENU
Menus for Shelton Elementary
Schools and Shelton Senior
High School
Week of Nov. 22-26
Monday ..... Pizza ple. tossed
green sa.lad, chilled fruit, coolde
and milk.
Tuesday .... Thanksgiving Lunch
Wednesday .... Sloppy Joe on a
buttered lnm, whole kernel
corn, potato chins, fruit wedges,
Thanksgiving Cake and milk.
Thursday & Friday
Thanksgiving Vacation
Supplement your child's
diet with Plenamins from
Prepp's Rexall
132 RR. Phone 426-4642
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who will be associated with Johnny's Music Box as an
organ teacher.
If you are interested . . . you are invited to hear
and meet Marly, SUNDAY, NOV. 21, from 2:00 p.m. to
4:00 p.m. at Johnny's Music Box, 205 Cola, Shelton.
BEGINNING and ADVANCED INSTRUCTION!
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What's new In tiger country? What did you have In mind?
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Thin Is our luxury tiger.
This In oar economy tiger.
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There are 3B more tigers In between-all Wide-Tracks, all Pontlacs/'66.
Do you want a no-apologies luxury car? A
360-hp sports car with a back seat? A long-
wheelbase family car that doesn't cost an
arm and a leg? A sleek town car? An
economy car with a 6 you'll swear is an 8
until you count cylinders? Come to tiger
country. You name It, we've got It, As usual,
Special safety note: All 1966 Pontlacs
include front and rear seat belts, dual.
speed windshield wipers, windshield
washers, outside rear view mirror, padded
dash and sun visorS, and backup lights for
better visibility when backing up at night.
Be sure to use them.
EVERYTHtNe'S NEW IN TIGER COUNTRY, YOUR PONTIAC DEALERS--A GOOD PLACE TO BUY USED CARS, TOO.
SHELTON MOTOR COMPANY
233 South First St,
Shelton, Wash.
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