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Clint Willour
ohwestern National Life Insurance
Drawn by Elizabeth Teberg
5th Grade, Bordeaux School
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Greeting Drawn by Bill Bryant
-- 5th Grade, Bordeaux School
Lumbermen's of Shelton, Inc.
Drawn by Marilyn Timpani -- 5th Grade, Mt. View School
Taylor Radio- TY
Bank of Mason County
Kamilche:
Presents Christmas
Program On Friday Night
By ELDA OTTO tioned at Fort Leonard Wood,
.. Mo. and is due in Oakland, Calif.
I KAMII..CHE -- A capacity for overseas assignment Jan. 11.
crowd enjoyed the program pre- Saturday callers at the Roy
sented by the Kamilche School
Dec. 15. Each room presented
its own play. The primary room
opened the program with Santa's
workshop. They charmingly por-
trayed Mr. and Mrs. Santa,
Elves, Helpers, Messengers and
various toys. They sang a num-
ber of songs.
Mrs. Elliot's room next took
us Around the World for Christ-
mas, with several countries rep-
resented with appropriate cos-
tumes, p o e m s, songs and
dances. This was something quite
different and delightful to watch.
The sixth and seventh grade
offering was a more traditional
program. The Hope of the World.
We saw the angels, the wise men,
shepherds, Mary, Joseph, and
the Christ Child. This beautiful
story is somehow always new
and reminds us again of the true
meaning of Christmas.
The entire school joined to-
gether with a selection of songs
to close the program. Mrs. Elliot
was pianist as well as program
director. The evening was not
complete however until Santa ap-
peared with treats for the chil-
dren. My son said, "Santa had
a personality just like Reverend
Moe." We do know the children
were charmed by the "happy
old fellow."
Mike Krise is home from the
Shelton Hospital and has two of
his grandsons home on leave
from the service for a holiday
leave. Johnny Krise has com-
pleted basic training and must
report to Fort Sill, Okla. Jan. 2.
Darrell IV.vise has been sta-
Tax Wi÷hholding
Rules Are Told
Employers who are liable for
the withholding of income taxes
and Social Security taxes in ex-
cess of $2,500 for any month of
the preceding calendar quarter
are required to make semi-
monthly deposits of withholding
and Social Security taxes. The
first semi-monthly payment for
December must be deposited on
or before December 20, accord-
Lug to Neal S. Warren, District
Director of Internal Revenue in
Washington.
Employers not required to
make semi-monthly deposits for
withholding and Social Security
taxes but who have more than
$100 in such taxes for the month
of December must deposit these
funds on or before January 15,
1968.
All employers should use Fed-
eral Tax Deposit Form 501 in
making the deposits in a Federal
Reserve Bank or an authorized
commercial bank, Warren said.
"Employer's Tax Guide," (Pub-
lication No. 15), commonly cal-
led Circular E, furnishes de-
tailed information on this sub-
ject and may be obtained by
dropping a post card to the Dis-
trict Director, Internal Revenue
Service, Sixth and Lenora Build-
ing, Seattle 98121.
West home were Roy's sister and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Kent and Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
Kent. Both couples live in Ren-
ton.
The C. A. formal banquet was
enjoyed by 35 people. Reverend
Bradley of Lacey, former pastor
of Kamilche Church, was the
speaker. Other out of town guests
were Mrs. Bradly and Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Rose and daughters,
Merleen and Rose Ann and Jim
Brooker all of Port Angeles.
Mrs. Florence Taylor left by
plane Dec. 9 for Calgary, Canada
and from there was driven to
Drumheller. Mrs. Taylor was a
surprise guest at the 25th wed-
ding anniversary of the daughter
of an old friend, Mrs. James
Lawrence. The daughter is Mrs.
Taylor's namesake. Mrs. Taylor
visited her friends for a week
and had a most enjoyable time.
Miss Sherril Ramsey of South-
side was a Sunday guest at the
home of Miss Jeannie Sigo.
The Women's Missionary Coun-
cil held its annual Christmas
party and gift exchange Dec. 20
at the Phillip Simmons home in
Kamilche.
A number of guests gathered
at the Phillip Simmons home
after church Sunday to enjoy a
"Dutch Treat" luncheon. Among
those present were, Rev. and
Mrs. Moe and children, Mr. and
Mrs. Moe, Sr. The Rev. Moes
weekend guests Fred and Ro-
berta Rose and daughters and
Jim Brooker.
Mrs. Beckman, who taught the
primary room in Kamilhe last
year came down from Quilcene
for the school Christmas pro-
gram. She was an overnight
guest at the Chet Marshall home.
Other guests at the Marshalls
were their daughter and son-in-
la¢, Mr. and Mrs. Stewert and
their baby daughter.
A Christmas Candlelight Ser-
vice was held at Kamilche As-
sembly Church Dec. 17. After a
piano prelude of Christmas mus-
ic, by Marshall Ellison, a choir
of 13 female voices harmonized
in nativity selections.
Soloists were Marolyn Ellison,
Mrs. Mary Harris, Mrs. Claud
Petereit, Rev. Moe and Marshall
Ellison. A girls trio consisted of
Marolyn, Carolyn and Juanita
Ellison.
Accompanist was Marshall E1-
lison. Choir director was Mrs.
Dorothy Simmons. Rev. Mr. Moe
presented a short sermon and
the benediction was by Rev.
James Daily of Shelton. -
The Sunday School Classes will
present a program beginning at
9:45 a.m. Dec. 24. Everyone iS
invited.
Progress Grange will have a
Christmas party beginning at 8
p.m. on Dec. 22. Each adult is
asked to bring a 50 cent gift
suitable for either a man or wo-
man and gifts for their own chil-
dren with their name on them.
A potluck lunch will be served
after the gifts are opened.
Kamilche Ladies Club held its
Christmas party last week. Elev-
en members were present. Their
next meeting will be Jan. 3,
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Drawn by Tom Cruickshank -- 5th Grade, Bordeaux School
NELL'S PHARMACY
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Drawn by Cindy Jo Hutchins -- 5th Grade, Mt. View School
Simpson Employe00.00s' Federal Credit Union
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From
JIM PAULEY, BOB WOLDEN, RED JOSLIN, DUANE WRIGHT,
JERRY MEDLEY, DON JOHNSON, BOB SEIBERT, BILL JOHNSON,
DICK ROBINSON, SHIRLEY NELSON, GARY STEPHENS,
MARC LONN, DEAN BYRD, DON LIKES
Jim Paul y, Inc.
i Drawn by Karl Mae VanderWal • 4th Grade, Mt. View School
,0000erry
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MERV'S TIRECAP
Greeting Drawn by Martin Settle
-- 5th Grade, Bordeaux School
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