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Doily Chronicle, Sohjfdoy, Nov. 18, 1967 er feCt GfadeS Lifted WHAT'S HEW IN THE TWIN CITIES 4.H'«r To i a Locke, Chehalis, was recently announced as one of S3 4-H club members in the who will travel to Chicago next Thursday for Uie National 4-H Congress. Members of the Washington delegation were selected on the basis of their accumulated records, personal interviews and their performance at the state 4-H fair in Yakima. Delegates will be eligible for national titles issued in the form of cash scholarships at the Chicago conference. No Srww The State Patrol reported Saturday morning the White Pass summit was bare and wet with no snow recorded.

Mixed rain and snow was falling on Stevens Pass, and a total of six inches of snow was listed for Chinook Pass. Charges Due Charges are to be filed in Lewis Superior Court against an 18- year-old Olympia youth. The charges will be in connection with several burglaries and larcenies in Lewis County, Ihe sheriff's office said Saturday. The youth was apprehended Wednesday and is in the Lewis County jail. Youth Jailed Eddie Bange 18, Chehalis was arrested al 9:30 p.m.

Friday and lodged in the Lewis County jail after he was charged with drunken driving, reckless driving, destruction of property and resisting an officer. His bail Saturday was listed at $725. The arres' was reported by Lewis County Sheriff's deputies. Driver Cited Raymonc Gayle Chllders, 27, Tillamook was arrested by the Slate Patrol Friday at 11:40 p.m. on the freeway .4 miles south of Chehalis and charged will reckless driving.

He remainec in the Lewis County jail Saturday in lieu of $230 bail. Motoristi Held --Eugene William Partardge, 51, Seattle, was arrssted by the State Patrol af 11:40 p.m..Friday at Nationa Avenue and the freeway anc charged with drunken driving and no driver's license. He re mained in the county jail Satur day morning with bail set at $304 At Pe Ell, Norm Brown, town marshal, arested John Delber March, 42, Tacoma, Friday evening on charges of drunk en driving and no valid stat driver's "license. March's a i was -set at $299. Transient Jilled Chehali Police reported the arrest Sat urday of Joseph Feazel, 60, a transient.

He was arrested on charges. The arres warrant was drawn on the com plaint of James Keen, Cheha Meeting Reminder Central ii Chehalis To a it masters Club, 6:30 p.m., Mon day, Ray's Caft, Lewis County Golden A Club, 10:30 a.m. Tuisday, Che halls Community Building. Chehalis of a Star, 8 p.m. Monday, Chehali Masonic Temple.

Washington School P-TA, p.m. Monday, school. Data Processing Club of Cen tralia College, Tuesday, 7:3 p.m., science room 5. Senior Citizens Club, 1:30 p.m Sunday, Starlight Room, Lewis Clark Hotel. Water Use Plan Asked HONOLULU AP) --The new president of the National Rec lamalion Association wants unified voice for water uses i the Western Slates.

The big water users, Jame, F. Sorensen said Friday, shoul "show the rest of the Unite Stales and Congress that ther are many benefits and long range advantages in continue progressive water developme programs." Sorensen, a consulting civ engineer from Visalia, Calif was elected at the close of th association's convention here. who alledged Feazel look 100 from him. Feazel was lo- ated in an Olympia ie was lodged in the Chehalis ail under $200 bail. Ceremony Due Newly-eleet- members of the Chehalis City oznmission will be sworn in for ew terms of office at the regu- ar commission meeting Monday fternoon at city hall.

The three ommission members were re- urned to office in the Nov. 7 lection. They are Mayor Oscar L. Mills; Willard Brown, fiance commissioner, and Earl Ferguson, public works commissioner. Rollerdrome open Thur.

Fri. lat. nites 7-10 p.m.; Sat Sun. Childrens skating lessons svery Sat. Groups of 10 or more, Special rales.

Private parties. Call 736-3282. Girl Scout Party (EfieBaiUjChronicl Official af Lewis Count and the cities of CbehiHs and Onlrall Its Lied daily except Sunday at Pea and Uap CentralLt. S8531 Uaple, The Chrootcle Second-ela posUre ptld Wish. Mi: under the act of 3, 187B Su ierlptlon ralea by carrier pe month In t-dvance, by In trat territory $18.00 per year, 410,00 for $5.25 for three motjtbe, mtil per yen-; I10.M for sU (5.25 for tbree month The Auoclated Fresi Is entitled eicl tively to the UM for republican on of A the local his Wed.

269-5tp music, Sat. iun. El Rancho Tavern 270-41. Steve's Fashion Haus will open Nov. 21 at 2218 Harrison.

Call Steve Os- 270-51. 90 Earn Honors At W. F. West HS Ninty W. F.

West High School students earned grades which averaged 3.25 or belter, placing them on the fall quarter honor roll. Students receiving a perfect 4.0 average were Greg Brock, Myrna Gibson, Cheri Lininger, and Ken Mey, seniors; Ann Van- dcr Stoep, a junior; Jerry Baginski, Pat Haunreiter, and Linda Schaefer, sophomores; a Christine Bi'ooks, a freshman. Other honor students were: Seniors --Deborah Bickel, Charles Brefeld, Pam Cole, Bill Cullen, Eric Follett, i Furrer, Jeff Hamilton, Sharon Harnisfeger, Debbie Humphrey, Jackie Kure, Jerry Lilly, Guy McChord, Scott Minnick, Newby, Chris Ralmquist, Diane Reid, Mary Schroeder, Cal Severns, Cynthia Shaw, Joe Smith, Randi St. Ours, Joyce Subera, Janice Teitzel, Joyce Wilson, Bev Workman, and i Young. Juniors Joe Blankenship, Karen Bryant, Percy Brush, Linda Follett, Rick Hayes, Richard Hulse, Shelly Jones, Grey Miller, Sue Murray, Lorraine Pearce, Becky PLxler, a Riedesel, Robert Scott, Jo Ann Stajduhar, Glenna Tidier, Robin Tucker, Candy Wood, and Donna Lenhert.

Chris Lehman, Kristi Literal, Sophomores --Bonnie Batchelor, Larry Brown, David Carns, Nancy DeSpain, Lee Dowd, Forest GilJ, Harold Hack, Tim Hct- sko, Rick Iverson, Jay Johnson, Sue Johnson, John Lehnert, Joyce Lockling, John McClees, Debbie Owens, Mary Pemerl, Clif ford Riedesel, Linda Schaeter, Linda Williams and Jan Tornow. Betty Adolfson, Allen Aldrich, Mike Cole, Gilbert Crumrine, Brian Davis, Susan Gatch, Gale Johnson, Don Marcy, Jo Ann Pakar, Lindy Pakar, Floyd Smith, Jo Vander Stoep, Barbara Van Volsem, and i Young, freshmen. Menlo Pupils Listed On Honor Roll 736-4861 for appt's. born, Owner. Annual Thanksgiving Dinner, Vov.

19, time 1:30. Moose members family. 271-3t. Toco Chili Dinner, Nov. 18, a-8 p.m.

AduKs $1, children SOc. North Cascade Chapel, North St. entrance, Chehalis. 271-3t. This year, make il a Chrysler 'lymouth or Imperial Christmas, from Countryman Motor "lo.

downtown Centralia. Order now, it's later than you thinic. 271-5t. Sport Shop closed for vacation next week. Open Nov.

28. 272-2t. Btrryhill'i optn Sundays, noon 'til 5 p.m. 'til Christmas, 'or your shopping convenience. 272-21.

Dint with us on Thanksgiving, the beautiful Louwala Room of the St. Helens Hotel in downtown Chehalis. Bring the whole family. let Mom enjoy the holiday too. Phone 748-4441 for reservations.

272-41. Photo Christmas Cards, order DOW. Evernden Studio. 273-lt. Fresh flower fruit center pieces for Thanksgiving, $4 $6.

Order early. Duffy's Folsom Floral. 273-lt. Bomb Halt Proposed WASHINGTON (AP) Sen Charles H. Percy, proposed today that President Johnson order periodic, unannounced halls in the bombing of North Vietnam to test Commu nist willingness lo negotiate.

"I don't think we ought to give the enemy a chance to pile up supplies and push them through," Percy said. "But 1 think occasional periodic pauses could test whether or not they can be brought to the confer ence table--and convince them that we do desire peace." Percy commented in an inter view to be telecast in Illinois. Percy also said a Republican president could offer "some new approach" lo settling the war But he added neither a Demo cratic nor Republican adminis tralion would "precipitously pull out" of Vietnam. Percy said he hopes to visi Vietnam this winter if there is enough time between congres sional sessions. The first session is due to adjourn before th year's end, with the second opening probably before mid January.

Mag nu son Fete Filled SEATTLE (AP) A festi monial dinner for Sen. Warren G. Magnuson, attract ed some 2,300 people to the $10C a plate fare Friday. Telegrams from Presiden Johnson, former President Har ry S. Truman, Vice Presiden Hubert H.

Humphrey, Secretary of Slate Dean Rusk and severa senators were read during the evening. Billed as "an Evening will the Magnusons," the affair tool over two ballrooms, two other rooms and the lobby of 2 Seattle holcl. MENLO Three senior girls, Jackie Burkhalter, Marilyn Fosjack and Jeannine Zieroth, are listed as straight A students on the first quarter honor roll issued yesterday by Marvin Lam, principal of the Valley i School. Others on the honor roll are: Seniors Wayne Schutzler, Nominee Uncertain SEATTLE (AP) A clearcut Republican choice for the 1968 residential campaign probably ill not be known until the na- convention, the man who irected former Sen. Barry Goldwater's successful bid for ae 1964 GOP nomination said Friday.

F. Clifton White said the nom nee will come from among lichard Nixon, Sen. Charles ercy, and Govs. Ronald leagan, Nelson Rockefeller and Romney. "I believe a nominee will from that group, but the nomination will not be won easi- or early," White said.

Repub- icans are avoiding early com- mittments evidenced by the fact hat potential favorite son candidates hold a total of 690 con- votes, he added. Nom- nation requires 667 votes. Ex-Officer Halts Theft PORTLAND (AP) A policeman who has tried since 1942 to make a comeback is a hero to day. Ralph D. Gray, 52, Milwaukie was shot in the stomach in 1942 as a rookie patrolman and has been disabled because of complications from the jury.

He draws 50 per cent of regular salary with the Portland police department and hi earned it Friday. A man ran out of the First Na Bank of Oregon Midway Branch in Southeast Portlam with two men following him. I didn't need anyone to tel me that the bank had been robbed," said Gray, who wa: driving by. Loan officer Larry Lakey, 29 Portland, jumped into Gray 1 car and said, "Follow lha man!" They chased the man in hi getaway car for 30 blocks, final ly knocking it into a tree aftc firing three shots at it. "When I caught up to him he surrendered and said 'That's ok at, I'm a 30-year loser any Gray said.

No one was injured and Ken neth Joseph Nelson, 55, Porl land, was arraigned on a ban! robbery charge. The FBI said "several thou sand dollars" was recovered ii the wrecked car. Split Peas Sought WASHINGTON (AP) Th Agriculture Department wi! buy green and yellow split pea to take excess supplies from the market, Sen. Henry Jackson, said Friday The peas will be purchased the open market for needy, per sons he said. CENTRALIA GARBAGE COLLECTION: THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY THURSDAY, NOV.

23RD There will be) no regular garbage collection that day. Pface Tuetdky, Wednesday and Thvrsdoy oof one day early and leave out until pick-up andi Pehl, Dave Jennings, Hill, Mike Sturgill, John Vixon, Juniors Lennie Habersetz- John Eekerson, Dan Fiman. Sophomores Steve Sheary, Car Crash Kills Man DAVENPORT, Wash. (AP) iichard E. Melin, 20, Hunters, i as killed early Saturday in a ine-car crash on tate Highway :5 aboul 15 miles north of here.

The State Patrol said Melin's lorthbound auto failed to negotiate a curve and ran off the road, a culvert. The Patrol aid Melin was thrown from the 'chicle, and the car overturned ind crushed him. Melin.had been alone in the auto. Firm Lists Expansion A $30,000 major remodeling project that, will double the dis- )lay area of Central TV and Appliance is under way at 911 "Jhehalis Ave. in Chehalis.

Walter Swart, owner, said he las purchased an adjoining )uilding which will provide him extra, much needed space. With the 2,500 square feet he already had, Swart will have 5,000 square feet and room to display a larger selection of merchandise. This is the first major re modeling and expansion project For Swart during the 17 years he has been on Chehalis Ave nue. The firm has five employes The biilding Swart had been a tavern, dairy and a Decker Rite Announced Clarence (Pete) L. Decker 62, Chehalis, died Friday in Centralia hospital.

He was born June 1, 1905, in Auburn and had lived in Lewis County most of his life. He was a retired lumber and sawmil 1 worker. Survivors include two sisters Miss Rhea Decker, Tacoma am Mrs. Charles (Doris) Elder Chehalis; two brothers, William Onalaska and Alton, San Fran Cisco; two nieces, Mrs. Frank (Mary) Urban, Centralia, am Mrs.

James (Francie) Mates Squim. Services are Tuesday, 3 p.m. at the Boone Mortuary Chapel Chehalis. Burial will follow Claquato Cemetery, Chehalis. Births Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Poen itsch, Rochester, a girl, pounds, Friday, Centralia Gen eral Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith Chehalis, a boy, 9 pounds, 4V ounces, Saturday, Centralia General Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Porter Elbe, a girl, 8 pounds, 4Vi ounc es, Friday, Morton General Hos pital. All Drivers: Thanksgiving! Wasn't it wonderful that during the pa it year, the other driver was as careful alert as you were? NOW is the time to get ready for winter. Ler Us Clean BLANKETS QUILTS (All Houieholo 1 Bedding) "if Your Clottws Are Not Becoming To You, They Should Be Coming To Us" CHEHALIS SCHOOL Lunch Menus NOVEMBER Beef raviola, tomato sauce, cheese wedge, corn bread, tossed selad, apple- lauce, milk, Turkiy king, whipped potatoes, dressing, cranberry sauce, hot rolls, green beans, pumpkin pudding with topping, milk.

Hamburgers, potato chips, orange juice, buttered corn, Dlxio cups, milk. Ing Vacation. Thanksglv- AND LAUNDRY SIRVICK RON INKZ JAMES Daily TV Programs 4-KOMO UtHfe r-KIRO I--KINO 11--KTNT 1J-KTVW Wta okww Itoltai SATURDAY (4) Wide World O) Sporlj Cartoon carnival (11) 12 O'clock High (131 Scope (5) Wells Fargo 7) NCR'S (8) AFL HlGhllghts (13) Quest For Adventure (5) Foothnll Today News (7) Carol Burnett (41 News 15) News (6 safari 18 News, wealher (4 Viewpoint Dream Of Jeannle Cl Lowell Thomas (8 Thundeiblrds (4) Dating Game (5 B) Maya 6 T) Jackie Gleason (4) Newlywed (11) CollCEe Football (4) Lawrence Welk My Three Sons ill Eckerson, Ginger Mullins, Frederick, Sam Kockrian, Christy Pehl, Charla Towner. Freshmen Steve Habersetz- cr, Lynette Habersetzer, Ron leasoner, Sue Schriver, Elements, Dan Lam, Steve Frderick. Honorable Mention --J i (aech, JaneL Karnas, seniors; Pat Sturgill, junior.

T. D. Crabb Rites Pend T. Dewey Crabb, 69, Cheha- is, died Friday at his home. ie was a resident of Chehalis 'or Ihe past 13 years, and a 'ormer resident of Onalaska.

He was born April 20, 1898, in 'Jorlh Carolina. He was a re- ired barber, a member of Bethel Assembly of God, Chehalis, and an ordained minister of ihe Assembly of God Church. He served Iwo years in Africa on lis missionary field and was last minister at Shelton, Aberdeen, Metaline Falls, and Pomeroy. He is survived by his widow, Jenny, at home; three sisters, Miss Ina Crabb, Lalah; Mrs. Uewllyn Gersberger, Tekoa Mrs.

Russell Babcock, Spokane; two brothers, John Wayne Crabb, Spokane, and Rev. Albert Burl Crabb, Spokane. Funeral services are pending at Fissell Brown Mortuary in Chehalis. Rite Dated For Henry John (Jake) William Henry, 47, a resident of Chehalis for the past 25 years, died Thursday in South Bend while visiting relatives. He was born April 7, 1920, in Melrose, N.M.

He was a self-employed carpenter, and a member of the Centralia Carpenter Local 227. Survivors include two daughters Mrs. Don aid (Charlene) Suggs, San Jose, Miss Lynn Henry, Willows, -Alaska; 10:00 10:30 (8) I6 (13) (61 H) (13) (4) 17) (11) (131 Gel Smart Oman's Heroes Wrestllne Iron Horse Peitlcoit junction Something Special Theater 30 Mannlx Evergreen Jubilee Mannlx Alan Burke Code Three Mike, San Jose, and Bobby, Wil- three sons, Dana lows, Alaska; eight sisters, Mrs. J. B.

(Carrie) RusseJ, LcBam; Mrs. J. B. (Tessie) Armstrong, Chehalis; Mrs. Joel (Cricket) Broadbent, Seattle; Mrs.

Glen (Mildred) Mitchellhouse, N.M.; Mrs. Tom (Agness) Johnson Chehalis; Mrs. Joel (Cricket) Hull, Seattle; Mrs. Erwin (Betty) Murphy, Amillo, Texas; Mrs. Bud (June) Swisher, Auburn; two brothers, Pete, Melrose, N.M.; Bud, Floyd, N.M.; and a grandson.

Funeral services are Monday. 11 a.m., at the Sticklin Funeral Home, Chehalis, with Mr. Joe McBee officiating. Burial will follow at Claquato Cemetery, Chehalis. Funerals HENRY, John (Jake) William Monday, 11 a.m., Slick- lin Funeral Home, Chehalis.

DECKER, Clarence (Pete) L. Tuesday, 3 p.m., Btxme Mortuary Chapel, Chehalis. 11:08 (4 5 7i News, Weather Boxing Saturday (5) -Slave Queen Of Babylon 1 John Ericson (6) "Snow White And The Three Stooges" (7) "Queen Of Outer Space Zsa Gahor (81 "Ma And Pa Kettle At Walklkl" Marjorle Main (11) "The Golden Idol" John Sheffield (5) "Missile Base At Tanlak' Bill (13) "The Moon Is Down" Sir Cedric Kardicke (11) "Room Al The Top" Laurence Harvey B) "Hemingway 1 Of A Young Man" Richard "The Pled Piper" Monty Woollcy (G) "Tlie seven Year Ilch" Marilyn Monroe (4) "My Uncle" Jacques Fall (7) "Soldier Of Portunt" Clark Gable "Lightning Strikes Twlcn" Richard Todd (8) "All Thai Heaven Allows" a i (11) "The Man They could Nol Hang" Boris Karlolf (5 "The Web" Edmond O'Brien A I Sacred Heart H) Patterns for Living Telecourse 7 Mosaic (3) Town Hall (4) Across tha 15) Town Hall (7) 4-H Action Club Sally Sunday (4) Telecourse (5 This Is The Life (7) Look Up And (4) Beagles (5) Football (6) Look Up And (7) Here And ow 8) Exploration 68 4) Magma Gorilla Tom and Jerry 71 Tabernacle Ctiolr 8) Sunday Scope 4) Milton The Monster 61 George Shaw 7) Morning Worship (5) Community Work (hop 161 Red Dunning 171 You Arc (8) Eight Lively Fetor Potamiis (5) Eternnl Light (6 7) Football (8) View Point (4) BuilwJnkle (5 8) Pro Football (4) Discoverj'67 (41 ABC News Special (U Rex Humbard (4) Directions (11) Bible r-i) Issues and i Knthryn Kuhlman (13) Cartoons 4) What's New in School (G 7) Pro Football I I of a a 7 Joe Pyne (13) Christopher Program (6) Gadabout Gatldfi (11) Maverick (13) Sacred Heart f4 ABC Scope (5) Face To Face (6) World Of Woodworking 81 College FooVball fl3 Insight (4) Championship Bowling (5) Vietnam Interview 16) Camera Three (7) Wagon Train i Rawhide (13) A. A. Allen (6) Face The Nation (131 Fisher Family (4) Challenge (6) Lets Face (8) Meet The Press (13) Rosary (4) News (61 (7) a i A a i High tit Voyage (6 Lassie (8) G-E College Bowl (13) China Smith (5) Walt Disney's World 16 It Gentle Ben (8) Walt JDisncy'a World (13) True Story (4) Debbie Reynold! (6 1) Ed Sullivan 413) Official Detective (5 8) Mothers-In-Law (11) College Football 13) Washington View 5 8) Bonanza 6 7) Smothers.

Brothers n) wild Bounty 13) Washington View (5 8) High chaparral (6 7) Mission Impossible I I Door To Life To He Announced I I Ask Your Doctor (13) Big Picture ROEWE THEATERS NOW SHOWING CHEHALIS ENDS SUNDAY The Last Safari PLUS Shewn Twin Nightly SHOWTIMES ORV Coifiplvtv Snow Nifnvty Dud 2:00 6:00 1:00 1:00 1:33 2:10 7:00 (4 6) News (5) Johnny Ctirson (6 7) News 8) Noire Dame I I Tacoma Mayor's Race Joe Pjne Sunday Movies 113) "Letter From An Unknown Woman" Joan FotiUlne (4) "Silting Pretly" Dale Itobertson "Heidi" Shirley Temple (5) FormuJa c-J2-- Beirut" Frederick Stafford (11) "Anatomy of A Murder 1 James Stewart (4) "near BrlgetU" James Stewart (13) "Dear Brigelte" James Stewart (13) "Uncle Harry" George Santters 1 "A Kiss Before Dyfng" Hobert Wagner (5) "Let's DO it Again" Jane Wyman MONDAY (S) ONALASKA A special Thanksgiving program will be resented by the Onalaska Mis- ioneltes at the 11 a.m. service the Onalaska Assembly of God Church. Missionette eoun- elors are Mrs. Joe Hoffman and Miss Cathy Nelson. Christ Am- lassadors meet Sunday at 6 and the Evangelistic Serice will be held at 7 p.m.

Sunday, Nov. 26, morning ser- ice will have "The Singing of Ten" as a special feature. The "Singing Family" is com- xsed of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Jrenning, Winlock, and i eight children.

Summer Semester University conversation Today News J. P. Patches Today Guy PalazzolR Cartoons Buddy Webber Telescope Captain- Kangaroo Cisco Kid (7) Captain Kangaroo (fl Telescope (5) Snap Judgement Candid Camera (7) News (5) Concentration Beverly Hillbillies )7) Beverly Hillbillies Concentration Personality Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Per-sonalflv Dateline Hollywood Hollywood Squares Dick Vac DyVe Dick a Dyke Hollywood Squares 4 Honeymoon Race (5) Jeopardy Love Of Lite Love Of Life (5) (6) (7) (8) (4) (6) (4) (S) (6) (S) (6) (7i (8) (4) (It (6) (7) (8) Jeopardy (ID (5) 151 (I) 15) I SI H) Romper Room Eye GUMS Family Game Eye Guess Search Tor Tomorrow Search Tor Tomorrow Eye Quess Everybody's Talking News, Weather (6) News, HI Neighbor Password, (flr News 4 Donna 151 Wimda Wimrfa (6) As The World As The World Days of Our Lives Fuglllve Doctors KOIN KHchen Love la A Man? SpLcndO ed Thing (8) Doctors (5( Another Wotld (6t House Party (7) House Party (8) Another World (13) Jerry Holllnger Newlywcd a (5) You Don't' Say (6) To TeH The Truth (1) To Tell The Truth Virginia Graham (4) Dream Girl (5) Match Game (0) (7) 111) M) (5) (61 (71 (11) 141 15) 16! (5 (8) I HI (5) (7) S) (11) (4 8 1 1 Eoge of Edge of Night Divorce court Genera! Hospital Let's Make A Peal Secret storm Secret Storm Highway Palrol. Dark shadows Trulb or Consequences Love IB A Many Splendo ed ThiriB Perry Mason Let's Make A Deal Glgantor Dating Game filan Boreson Mike Douslns You Don't Sny nocky and His Friends Leave It To Beaver Mike Douglas J. P.

Patches Match Game MunMers Mister Ed Alfred HHchock Dennis The Mcnr.ce News News. Weather News Sunday Rite Set 6:00 6:30 7:00 0:39 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 8:45 2:00 4:00 (B) News (11) Flinlsfones (13) News (4 5) Ncwa (11) GllliEan's IsUnrt (131 Bachelor Father 1-1) News (B) News (111 Hazel Squad LSD 25 (fit Truth Or (Eil I Dream Of (13i Hundred Cowboy In Africa 15 a Monkees (6 7) Gun i moke (51 Pro Basketball (Rr Man From UNCLB I From UNCLE 1l3t Auto Kaclttg 4 Rat Patrol (G 7) Lucille Hal! (41 Felony Squad (8) finny Thomas (6 7 Andy Grfflith. (11) Dnnny Thomaa (13) Wrestling (41 Peyton Place 1C) Family A (4 Big Valley 1 Spy (B Carol Burnclt (11 1 Spy (13 News (U) News True Slory (4 7 81 NCWA (1H Alfred Hltchock Joey Blsliop Johnny Carson Alfred HUchonk News. Edilorinl (6 Johnny Carson (II) Hat MRsterson (If News Monday Morlfi (4t "The Hoodlum Priest" Don Murray (111 "Tonight Ami Every NlRht" RLtn. Hfiyworlh (8( "Tar Kan Tlic Magnificent" Gordon Scott (13) "Ttie Private Of Don Juan" Douglas Fairbanks CM "Tammy And Bach- rlnr" Denble Reynolds 17) "Thunrlrr James Slewarl (131 "Paris A Daik" George Snnrfers "The Iron CutlaHi" Dnna AnrtrewG (7l 'Skirts Ahoy" Esther Williams (51 "Jay" Joan Fountains INVESTMENT EARNING NO NO 4 4-MONTH SAVINGS CERTIFICATES IN $1,000 MULTIPLES.

EVERGREEN FIRST FEDERAL Savings Loan Assoc. 921 Chehalis Chehalii Branch Offices In Morton and Lacey SPECIAL HOLIDAY DANCE THURSDAY NIGHT THE SPRINGFIELD RIFLE Chehalis CIVIC Auditorium -A- I SOON: PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS DON AND THE Christmas Card Imprinting Engraving Service WATCH FOR OUR AD In The Annual Christmas Edition Of The Daily Chronicle November 22 FALL PROTECTION FOR YOUR FAMILY CENTRALIA SCHOOL MENUS NOVEMBER 2 0 2 4 Vegetable soup, toasted sandwich, celery sticks, pear half, milk. Hamburgers, pizza- burger at High school only, buttered spinach, orange juice, sandwich cookie, milk, Roast turkey, rice pi- lat, green beans, bread, butter, milk. Thanksgiving Day. Holiday.

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