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' al'ch 1l, 1965 SHELTON--MA 0N COUNTY 30URNA -- I lblished in ctChr sfma. ow ?, U.,g.A.", helton, •Washington ,'. PACE 9
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42 oz. Box
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By Dora Ileaxlng
MATLOCK -- Matiock grange
held its regular meeting Friday
evening with 2 members present.
All the officers were present. Four
new members: Mr. and :Mrs. Win.
Avery. :Mr. and Mrs. Bob Crape
Joined the grange: ttomer Adams'
70th birthday was celebrated.
The members presented him
with a sweater. Our next meet-
ing is :March 19 and that is Friend-
ship night. Grangers from all over
the county and visitors from oth-
er counties are expected to attend.
EDWARD EVERS died last
Wednesday evening at a Tacoma
hospital. His funeral was in Elms
=..~ . ~_ Saturday. Mr. Evers lived more
Yes,
A
"l oyalWelcome Awaits You At " nop-nlte . . . Your "nl- elgnvor" Food than 50 years in the Matlock corn-
Centers. You. Get Low, Low Prices Every Day At Shop-Rite And You AlwaystwomUnity'yearsHeagoS°ldandhiSmovedPlaCeto heresat.
Enjoy That Friendly "Hi-Neighbor" Service. Shop And Save At Your Local, In-I sop. He leaves his
wife, Grace,
dependently Owned Sh01)-Rite Food Center.
MINUTE MAID
FROZEN
SWANSON'S FR.OZEN .... NOW
BETTER THAN EVER! .....
EACH
6 OZ.
T I N S
BOY-AR-DEE
FROZEN. WITH
CHEESE
EACH
THE VERY FINEST
QUALITY. LOW, LOW
PRICE AT SHOP-RITE
SHOP-RtTE'SCREAMY OR
CRUNCHY...TOP QUALITY
CHEF BOY-AR-DEE
FROZEN. WITH
SAUSAGE.
E~,CH
POUND
SACK
POUND JAR
SHOP-RITE VNF MEAT SPECIALS
CORNED BEEF BRISKET Mccoy s
.................... LB,
CORNED BEEF ROUNDS ccoy,s
.................... LB.
CORNISH ROASTERS Shenando--
Lb. AL.. 49
HYGRADE'S
PKG. 39
SWIFT'S PREMIUM FULLY
COOKED. 5-8 LB. SIZES.
SUGAR CURED.
(SLICED & TIED . . . LB. 35)
POUND
MEATY BLADE CUTS . .. FROM
CORN-FED PORKERS.
POUND
II,
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HI'S BAKERY
Apple Turnovers.. ea, I0
Ghoc. Eclairs....-- ea. I0
Cream Puffs... ea. I0
Boston Cream Pies .. 89
Pork Shoulder
Sliced and
Tied. I
Pound
PORK SAUSAGE Our
Own
Bulk LB,
POLISH SAUSAGE H.rade K,o,, ass,
.................................... • 69
GROUND CHUCK Lean
...................................... LB.
Phone 426-3179
12 oz.
Pkgs.
OYSTER
EXTRA SMALL
12 OZ. JAR
KIPPERED
TIPS
LB.
PICNIC STYLE.
FROM YOUNG,
TENDER PORK.
POUND
FANCY PINKS . . .
SERVE 'EM CHILLED
FOR BREAKFAST.
t
FOR
EXTRA 10
FANCY
POUND
NAVEL
POUND
FANCY, HOT HOUSE
POUND
We Guarantee Ew rything --- Even Our Smile.
Prices Effectix e March 11-12-13. Limit Rights Reserved.
New Hcmrs 9 - 9 Men. thru Sat. -- Sun. 10 - 7
two sons, Eugene, Wayne and a
daughter, Hazel, Leman. Our sym-
PathY is extended to the family.
Mrs. Augusta Portman and Carl
Portman enjoyed dinner Thursday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. L. D.
Portman of Sheltcin, the occasion
was to celebrate Carl's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Start Gwimlette
spent Wednesday evening with
Mr. and l~[rs: Harold Clfft.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hopkins and
d~4lghter and Bill Sloan of Sedro
~5il.ey, and Mr. and Mrs. Wes
Goodburn and family of Shelton
w~ere Saturday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bradberry.
Mr. and Mrs. Curt Sell and
Margo, spent Friday
evening and Saturday at Sedro
Wolley with relatives.
KENNETH HOWARD and his
m()tl~er from California called on
Mrs. Augusta Portman Sunday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Matson and Mrs
Dennis Loertchler and son Dale
of Shelton were Sunday dinner
guests of Mrs. Augusta Portman
and Carl Portman.
Mr. and :Mrs. I. C. Ford took
a drive Sunday on the Canal and
visited with Mr. and :Mrs. Joe
Leonard.
Mrs. I. C. Ford, :Mrs. Lud Ross-
maier, Mrs. Bob Trenckmann and
:Mrs. Clifford Combs from Mat-
lock Grange attended a Grange
Conference at Skokomish Grange
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbm¢ Helin
wel~e Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
Frank Matuska.
1ELR. AND MRS. BUD Connelley
and three and five children of
Stanway, Mr. and :Mrs. Ralph Jen-
kin and two sons and :Mrs. :Marie
Gust and three children of Taco-
ma, Mr. and :Mrs. Lee Scalf and
:Mrs. :Mary Harvey and son of
Shelton were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Moore and fam-
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. Massey spent Fri-
day evening with the Edward Val-
ley family.
Mr. and :Mrs. Lud Rossmaier
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and :Mrs. Arthur Sharp of Olympia
to celebrate Diane ShalT's fifth
birthday.
:Mrs. Eli Bradshaw of Tacoma is
spending a few weeks with her
daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Eli Bradshaw.
Mrs. Esther Howard of l~orth
H~lywood, Calif., is visiting her
son and family, the Kenneth How-
ards,
:Mr. and Mrs. Joe Howard and
family of Sequim and Mr. and
]vlrs. Delbert Estep and family of
Centralia were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Howard.
Mrs. Lula Oien and Bill Givens
were Sunday evening callers at
the Kenneth Howard home.
Lorl~ Goodbumt of Shelton spent
21e weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. Bradberry.
Mr. and Mrs, Paul Johnston and
children of Elms were Sunday din-
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herb-
ert Brehmeyer St.
The second regular meeting of
the newly formed Shelton Sial-
Club, held March' 3, was high-
~.zaaighted by a novel "Swap and Sell"
r, ofski equtpn~ent and an ex-
cellent color movie "Ski Country
Ship is open to adults and juniors
interested, whether they are begin-
hers or experts.
Officers directing the club for
this season are president, Torger
Lee; vice president, Larry Wier;
secretary, Barbara Brand; direc-
tors; Len Flowerl Boh~'Osterman
and Gene Stacy, lwtth Linda Park-
er and Mike Moore as junior di-
rectors. Als0 se~g as board
members ave Jean Parker, social
chairman; RoyalC!lnt0n, trans-
portation chairman and Jerry
Johnson, director Of publications.
Regular club meetings are held
the first amd third Wednesday
nights in the Evergreen School
Auditorium, beginning at 7:30
p.m. The next meeting, scheduled
for March 17, will feature a half
hour color movie starring Stein
Erickson, and including 15 min-
utes of personalized ski instruc-
tion.
The club r~ow includes over 75
local skiiers and a cordial invita-
tion is extende,:l to ~l~e public to
att(;nd nnd t~artAeipate.
Activities planned for the future
include a weekend ski trip to the
Olympia Ski Club Lodge at White
Pass March 27-28, and a week-
end tri pto Timberline Lodge in
late April. These trips are open
to members only.