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Page 16 SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "Chr{stmastown, U.S.A.,'" Shelton, Washington
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UNION's HARAUDING OWL HAKES
Thursday, ebr.aryLtlrti$ Leads
The chickens* are safe for awhile
again. A neighbor who admired
the tawney and beautiful feathers
was given the bird to mount as a
trophy.
BOB GWIN, who can't forget
his birthday because it co-incides
with the last two figures of the
year, 62, had an enjoyable cele-
bration last Tuesday with a fam-
ily dinner and a double-purpose
birthday cake, heart-shaped for
Valentine Day as well. His moth-
or, Mrs. Mary Traeger. was also a
special guest,
After the rigors of last week's
wintry weather, comes now the
welcome break of mild, soft rain,
Some observing f,end called to
leave the first branch of pussy-
willow as the first harbinger of
spring two hope),
Although still on vacation, Mr.
and Mrs, George Mattson have re-
tumaed to their Union home after
a trip to California and other
southern spots. They did not have
the misfortune of a few of our
other vacationing neighbors, find-
ing the weather pleasant, They re-
turned home by way of Reno and
Found conditions good enroute.
Mrs. Ira Vest returned recently
from a visit with her family at
Leavenworth -- Mr. and Mrs, J.
ldver, where 'he spent an
enjoyable two weeks.
Mrs. Bertha. Blankenship of
Wenatchee, a sister of Mr. Vest,
and who has been a house-guest at
the Vest home, left Saturday for
the return to Eastern Washing-
ton.
MR. AND MRS. T. C, Rowe
have returned from Portland. Ore-
gon, where they attended the
Western Retail Lumber Dealers
Convention, Wednesday through
aturday, and which was said to
have been tim most largely at.tend-
ed and sucessful events of recent
years. Many new lumber products
were on display a.t the show.
Bill Thnm was called back on
ONE
R
A!, ?oo ,A,Y o, c..cKs T H R I FT W A Y ** l ruciaJ (;an
.. n or Eltmbet
:i/ PRIGES EFFEGTIVE THURS., FRi., SA _.. .
FEB. I, 2, 3. RIGHT TO LIMIT. ol intents and p
ns Seamount league
VVhoU uUUkern ut;n 1 'Pennant chances will
_J¢. m the next two gum
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. -: ............... ;F,a FthteHighclimbe
ll m m dI]RTI$ COMES fir
6 1 I AND)Ii:A5 }
...=s - ,.o¢ for S oo /4 L
nelr own court the
mh:nl:j:in, kv!sntetah tYapiale:wP" Ch5 Holds Meet ....... :;*" **° u.
AtQrange Hall
U. S. CHOICE -- NO, WASTE
Top Round SteakLB.
Bonoloss--U.S. Ohoice--From Ihe Round--Easy to Garvo
Rolled Roast LB.
By Dora Hearing
MATTOCK atlock Ladies
Club held their regular meeting
at the Matlock Grange hall last
week Thursday, with Mrs. Domm
Combs hostess. Mrs. Rachel Val-
ley and Mrs. Dorothy Adams'
birthdays were celebrated.
Mrs. I. C. Ford, :Mrs. Lud Ross-
mater, Mrs. Clifford Combs and
Mrs. R, E. Bradberry of the Mat-
lock Grange attended the secre-
tary's lectures and home econo-
mic conference at the Shelton Val-
ley Grange Friday.
MR. AND MRS. Arthur Sharp
and Family of Olympia and Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Goodburn and fam-
ily of Shelton were Sunday din-
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lud
Rossmaier.
Mr. and Mrs. Lud Rossmaier
and Mrs. Edward Valley attended
the funeral of their uncle, Stanley
Nye, in Centralia Monday.
Denny and Rick'is Hopkins of
Shelton spent the past week with
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Brehmeyer Sr.
MRS. AUGUSTA Portman re-
turned to her home here after
spending two weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. L. D. Portman in Shelton.
Mr, and Mrs William Avery
and Denise motored to Paulsbo
Sunday and had lunch with Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Avery.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave DeFect and
sons Jerry, Denny and Rick spent
the weekend in Seattle with Mr.
DeFoer's sister and family, and
they brought Mrs. DeFoer's mo-
ther from Presser here for a visit.
Mr and Mrs. Edward Valley
attended the pinochle party at
Rayaon's Saturday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Killough, host
and hostess,
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Legacey
€
TOMATOES
HUNT'S STEWED
14-OZ.
TINS
are the (
in altitude a
the league's
back-courte
other good
and Bill Morl
rebounder in
XKINGS suffer(
eamount setback
last Friday, tl
the Climb(
reversal. The re
top rung, sli
the third x
sandwiched betw
Fife comes
Climbers get p
game next week
league lead for
up to share
the Trojans, •
The winne
"in" as leagu
h,
lefthande
Carlson c
points-per-gm
senior hasn't
,n his past four
Which he has tot
GUT UP- PAN .READY
Stewing Hens
HUNTS CATSUP W L8 1
,....,. ......... 7 1
......... : .......... 7 2
................ 3 6
5/'1
.......... 2 7
TO GO WITH .......... z
La.t 'We,k
YOUR STEAK 6, E rem.
14-OUNCE , South Kitsg]
Curtis 51
63, Penins
White River
hel L This Friday
r, n at Curtis
21 Fair-site'. Bill takes off in his lets at the Edward Valley homo "SUla at Bethel
car for the long drive while most Sunday.
of t:he localttes are thinking of Supt, Eugene French attended t., Tills Saturxlay
arising, but he enjoys it, (Or so it ,.mpetig at Centralia Monday. h.- at Eatonvllle
t-- at Y fie
is said.) l*o,.,ill be a basketball game d OUNGE TINS "** ..... '
/v[r. and M'z's. Ed Hot.gn re- h,re with Quinault Friday night. (al! ge at Peninsul,"
turned a week ago from a month's Supt, and Mrs. Eugene French eague)
vac;tion in the sun-lands. The and family and Mr. and Mrs. Mur-
}[m.,gh First opped oft' at A.ri-phy arld daughter spent Sundayr kzatl°€" M--i
zona or a visit, then went on to at the beach and enjoyed a love-
Long Beach, Ca]if,, their favorite ly trip and perfect weather.
vacation .ot, where for the fir Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Brehmey- HUNT. $ PmesToQ
time they imeotmtered snow. er Jr., and family motored to
Meanwhile Union Barber shop Chehalis on business Saturday and
is once more a favorite rendezvous then they all went to Yelm Sun-
,o, ,, FLAVORFULn..,, 10P Satur
need of Ed's tonsorial skill. Ed MRS. FRANK HOLLArZ and
Hough used to he in charge of daughter Vtrglia, and Mrs. E;tri L 46 *
Chair No. 1 at the barber sbop un- Walker attended a stork shower "v..vmm l
==---=" =--;.--*::--- for the t ormer's sister in Ol3mz-
Naval Aviation
pia Saturday afternoon,
I'ion of Matlock
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walker andl Et°t COunty,,_
comm
{ ae road at De
ttnder him earl
• , Y
,eVhile. he was rett
Openings Increased
A 50 percent increase in open-
ings for Naval Aviation officer
training has been announced by
t,he Navy. Authorization to select
the increased number of officer
cndidates extends througlt March
1962.
To qtmlify as a Naval Aviation
C4tdet I NAVCAD ), applicants
must have completed two years
of college, A bachelor's degree is
required for selection as an Avia-
tion officer candidate [ ACe).
Both NAVCAD's and AOC's pur-
me an 18 months training course
toward designation as a Naval
Aviator. ACt's became commis-
sioned officers upon completing
four months prc-flight. NAV-
CAD's are commissioned when
they complete flight training.
son Dan spent Sunday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Beer-
bower.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Boothe
and family of Hoquiam spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. I. C.
Ford and on Sunday Mrs. Ford
had a birthday dinner in honor
of Dave Boothe, and Mrs, J. R.
Singleton also attended the din-
ner.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rickert of
Hoquiarn spent Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Howard.
Sunday the Kenneth Howard
family visited Mrs. George Clark
oF Oakville.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kimmerly
and family and r. and Mrs,
Lloyd Kimmerly and son, all of
Shelton, called on Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Brchmeyer Sr. Friday ev-
ening.
FOR USED OARS THAT ARE READY TO RUN
SEE
BUD PAULEY
LOOK AT THESE
PRIGES REDUGED
1,961 DODGE Lancer 4-dr. 2000 miles $1995.00
19, PLYMOUTH CI. Sdn ..................... $995.0@
RADIO HEATER -- AUTOMATIC TRANS.
1957 FORD Sta. Wagon, 4-dr ............... $995.00
NEW TRANSMISS(ON SEALS
RADIO HEATER EXCELLENT COND.
19,55 MERCURY Montclair Hip ......... $845.00
NEW MOTOR -- RADIO -- HEATER -- AUTOMATIC
1.955 PLYMOtrH 6 - 4-dr ................... $495.00
1954 FORD 2-dr ..................................... $395.00
REBUILT MOTOR 2 YEARS BACK
FOR A GOOD DEAL ON A DODGE
SEE
PAULEY MOTORS
].st & Raih'oad HA 6-8183
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YOUR
GRAVY
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8-OUNCE
TINS
BLAGKIE'S
LOOAL RANCH
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re U Ad he was driv
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loa o study county
d . The hemmgs
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a
, who feels
...... POTATOES*u.$.N0.2 501b,.79'
CHU NK TUNA Tt":IT .,. oz
GREEN BEANS o.,, 3/'1
Jack N Beanstalk
Large 2Yz Tin
KELLOQGS °'c'*"" 3/89*
Sugar Frosted Flakes
• Sugar Smacks ................
FRISKIES oooooo. 8/'1
CHICKEN CAT FOOD
................................ 15-OUNCE
T TISSUE o.,,o._ TWIN PAK 4/*1
• ASSORTED ........................
LUNCH BAGS z 10'
' , ................................ 20'8
SPAGHETTI v.,,.oo 29'
....... 24-OUNCE
FROZEN 39 ¢
PEAS OR CORN .."°"'-.,o
FRENCH FRIES =::::::.oz.4/'l
RHUBARB
House, First of the
Season ................ LB.
CALIFORNIA __ 12-OZ. CUP
CHERRY TOMATOES 25'
PEARS D'ANJOU. EXTRA FANCY 25'
WASHINGTON -- 2 LBS.
rec:
Engineers
a clearanc
bridge. Th
build the bri
15 to 2
write a,
deleg
matt
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feels th
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of n
just to
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SHUR-FRESH BAKERY DEPT. : ob? '¢, or c
BUTTER HORNS
COTTAGE
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B
Ree To A
Mech,
ASPIRIN
VITAHIN C
NO.W,O. O"''N 2/49'
USP .... BOTTLE OF 100
ORANGE FLAVOR 69 ¢
100 MG ...................... 200
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built
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to rebt
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