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Shelton Hicjh School
Group
ALL
1;t,O0
I
PR.
BOYS' FLARE PANTS
3Pr 2.25
REG. TO
5.00
88
F
3° 2.25
BOY'S 3 to 7
SPORTSHIRTS
REG.
4.00
F
O
R
BOYS' FLANNEL P.J.
SIZES
REG.
18.00
REG.
2.98
66
BOYS' CREW
SOCKS
REG. TO 65
7TO 14
REG. 4.00
BOYS' 6-18 OVER
SPORTSHIRTS 40o
SHIRTS
REG. TO
6.00
ENTIRE
STOC K
BOYS' NYLON
REG. 18.95
88
For
;0
BOYS'
SPORTCOATS
Price
ENTI RE STOCK
OFF
REG.
RET.
BOYS'
REG. TO
8.00
OFF
REG. TO
1.00
WOOL COATS
OFF
REG.
RET.
3TO 7
NYLON COATS
FAMOUS
BRAND OFF
6-GREAT STYLES
NORFORK-FRINGE
BUSH--TRINICH
SPORTCOAT--SUEDE
REG.
90.00
REG. TO
6.50
ZIP-OUT
LINING
REG. 35.00
MEN'S COVERALLS
REG.
6.49
SHIRTS
L. SLEEVES
STA-PRESS
REG. 4.98
TAN AND OLIVE WOOD
TAN AND
OLIVE WOOD
REG. 5.98
REG. TO 40.00
MEN'S SUITS
REG. 65.00
NOW
MEN'S BILLFOLDS
REG, 5.00
for
REG. 1.50
EA.
SET
REG. 2.98
SET
BUSH COATS
REG. 28.95
SPORT SHIRTS
L. SLEEVES
STA-PRESS
REG. TO 6.00
3 FOR 10.00
L. & S. SLEEVES
STA-PRESS
SLIGHT
IRRS.
REG. TO
8.00
F
3° 5so
R
MEN'S SPUN
FULL CUT
LONG SLEEVES
REG. 8.00
MEN'S 100%
WORSTED WOOL
REG. 12.95
MEN'S STRETCH
REG. 1.50 Pr. O
R
MEN'S SWEATERS
REG. TO 18.00
MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS
STA-PRESS
REG. 6.00
REG. TO 65.00
MEN'S
REG. TO 80.00
NO ALTERATIONS
Men's Entire Stock
WINTER COATS
TO
OFF
REG.
RET
REG. TO
25.00
REG. TO 12.00
By SIGRID CRABTREE
Thirteen students from SllS
are becoming involw, d.
These students have formed a
Youth ARC program in Shclton
This club is for helping the
mentally retarded. The name
means "Youth organized and
United to help speak for the
mentally retarded person.
Their main projects this year
include a money raising project of
selling l:lame of liope candles, the
John F. Kennedy and the Cullilc.
These candles are made by
mentally retarded persons m work
shops all over the country.
The club is planning to
organize a local Olympics
competition. The money raised
will be used to send winners to
the ragional in~et in Vancouver,
the State meet in Spokane and
perhaps the internationals in
Chicago.
The officers are Sandy Stone.
president; Marilyn Mounts.
vice-president : Nancy t!veleth,
secretary: and Sandy Mell.
treasurer.
The age limit for the club was
set at 13-20 years of age and
meetings will be hetd the first
Monday of every month.
n
ASB
Ihe ,\SB will be sponsoring a
(~h~{sllnds dance. Work and
cOmml!tCcs are being started now.
JUNIORS
'['hc junior class is selling light
bulbs in effort to raise money for
{]!e junior prom. A pack of eight
will cost