14 The BALLARD NEWS TRIBUNE Wednesday, May 6, 1964
Webster P.TA Holds Short Retires From Travel Club is Started
at Boys' Club
Board Luncheon 13fh
With a nucleus of 6 members, trip next spring vacation. Present money through various projects.
A nautical theme will prevail POC.
N0rthwest Bell a new sort of "Travel Club" has ambition is to make it to Call-President of the new groupis Jay
;been formed within the Boys' fornia, and the would-be travel- t Hopper; Sec.-Treas. is Dick
at Webster PTA's annual Open .Club to raise money %r a real ers are already busy raising Lewis.
Board Salad Luncheon and Style
Show on Wednesday, May 13, at
12:40 p.m. in the school audito-
rium. A limited number of tick-
ets are still available for $1.00 :::
and can be obtained by calling' i
Mrs. Anker Lisetb at SU 4-1511.
During the luncheon the instal- i
lation of new officers for the !
coming year will be held. Free i:
nursery care will also be pro-
vkied.
Fashions will be from Whet-
man's Apparel and the models,
all Webster PTA members, will
be: Mrs. Rex Smith, Mrs. Axel
Torget, Mrs. Byron Bessie, Mrs.
William Jacobsen, Mrs. Gordon
Highfitl, Mrs A n d r e w Skucy, ~
Mrs. Alex Denholme, and Mrs.~
L. J. Majeres.
George Short
The Open Board Lunch eon' George (Jack) Short will re-'
chairmen are: Mrs. Elmer Lenz, tire from Pacific Northwest Bell
Mrs. Dan Fiorito, and Mrs. Harry June 15 after more than three
McElhanev. Their committee in-
cludes: Mrs. Fred Hoefer, Jr decades of service. He will be
food: Mrs, James Woodall, hos-:honored at a retirement tea May
pitality; Mrs. Harold Strom, co- 8 in the telephone company:
ordinator" Mrs. Anker Liseth t- - ,h. -~- rsons
' ter luun~ ~,y ,ure ~ n luu pe .
tickets- ana lvlrs. ~rmur t-e -
son nurse Short will recewe a gold and
,ry. diamond service emblem repre-
senting his 33 years with the Bell
Seattle Symphony Has
System from Mel Croan, division
Loncj Play Album plant manager He also will re-
The Seattle Symphony arches- ceive a life membership in the
tra announces the first L.P. el-Telephone Pioneers of America,
bum recorded by the Seattle ran organization of retired and
Symphony Orchestra under the "" " least
direction of Milton Katims. acuve employees wltn at
This special gold label limited 21 years' service.
"collectors" edition, which will Short joined the telephone com-
be numbered and autographed, pany's plant department in Port-
will commemorate the 10th an-.land, Oregon, in 1930. In 1941 he
niversarv season of Milton Ka- transferred to Ventura, Califor-
rims as conductor for the Seattle nia, as a telegraph repeaterman
Symphony Orchestra. but returned to Bellingham that
Symphony subscribers and con-
tributors will be given the first
opportunity to order the album.
A regular edition will be offered
later in the fall to the general.
same year. Ten years later he
became a transmissionman, the
position from which he will re-
tire, and in 1953 moved to Se-
attle.
public through retail outlets at: Short and his wife, Genevieve,
the same price. For further in-imake their home at 4316 Third
formation call MU 2-1675. ;Ave. N.W.
o /
SHE WILL ENJOY OUR with a de luxe Dinner
De Luxe Smorgasbord at the
Delicious Steaks SERV=D FnOM Noah TO S r.M.
5429 Ballard Ave. N.W.
SU. 2-4334
I BALLARD I
ALWAYS FIRST OUALrrY
A
i BALLARD i
I It@
ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY
':': U'-- --- "- t"
:!i:
Ballard Penneys
LARGEST
DRESS STOCK
in the history
of the store
with
NEW DRESSES
ARRIVING DAILY
(:Qrni
/
a
ing /or t~
Spend
oollcot
i .!
~i~ i
}
i BALLARD [
ALWAYS RRST OUALR'Y
/
100% Nylon
DU PONT'S REVOLUTIONARY
NEW FIBER
SEAMLESS
STRETCHABLE
SHEER
fashioned exclusively
for Penney's by
leading mills according to
GAYMODE'S
high quality
standards
We have a perfect fit
in your size
pairs
85
BUY! ALUMINUM CHAISE
3" TUFTED PAD!
Just in time for summer fun eheedl
Bi~ 24" by 74" size. Button tufted
box- edge polyurethane foam
filled pad. Heavy aluminum frame.
4.posltlon back adiustment. 5-1nch
rubber-flre wheels for easy porta-
bility. Choose handsome floral
prints. Hurry for these savings?
'iiii
B
C
pastel pima
de luxe beai
o
treatment
match!
The Pima pastels have never been prettier . and our tiny price makes ,era more sol
We've gone all out, and lavished these confections with elegant schiffli embroidery, yards
of dyed-to-match lace, and row upon row of tucking! Generous three-inch hems! Sweep-
ing full skirts! Nothing modest about our fine self belts either! Yes, we've gone all out
. . to bring you the softest, creamiest cottons ever, beautifully detailed for summer
of fashion . priced to pleasel
A. Coat dress with embroidered collar end front. S to 13 iunlor petite, 7 to IS, 10 to 18.
IlL Cardigan neck style, embroidered, 7 to 15, 10 to 18.
C. Scoop neck, lace 'a tucks. 12 to 20, 14V= to 241/z.
9
O
plus Fed. tax
Waterproof* sport models,
dressy petites, classic dress,
florentine fashioned style!
Swiss movement, shock-
protected balance staff,
more!
w
when case, ere n and crystal
ere kept intact
BALLARD PEHNEYS IS OPEN MOH THURS. and FRI. EVES. 'tel 9
Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday Hours 9:30 a.m to 5:30 p.m.
REMEMBER--YOU CAN CHARGE IT AT PENNEY'S
SWISS
e e a '
light, frothy
Dacron
wash them
ingl Stay so crisp a~d
wearingl All
fashion manner
generous
yourself to a
A. Porky piping
in lemon ice'
B.*~ Jewel neck
t~ 18. White or
"C. Classic
collar. Blue,
OU spen re CO
before Y ::::i: d m.o
================================================== .~,-'-~"" ~ '"
ADONNA FORM
get
SLIP FOR
act in
Count on Penney's
own Andonna Form
full sllp to be the
most important under-
lining of the year? The
straps stretchl Stay in
place no mailer how
much you twist 'n turn
. . won't cut or bind
either! So supple, so
comfortable, these
new stretch straps
move wlth every move
you makel Lush nylon
tricot is trimmed with
embroidered nylon
sheer. Petite, 32 to
38 and Average~ 32
to 40.
we're
alike
cottons
Starring
and ,~or
prices
ully with
Far
'l~lies
