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8, 1965 SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL--- Published in "Christmastown U.S.A.", Shelton, Washington PAGE 11
BAKERY
m I m m
Garlic
Apple or 29
. doz. 49
GERMAN CHOCOLATE
CAKES
426-3179
iCE CREAM
Arden's 2 Gal. Tub --- $2.49
Delicia
Vz
Gal.
Duchess
Home
Style
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SWIFT'S
PREMIUM
SLICED - LB.
RUMP (Bone In)
or BONELESS
Heel ,of Round
POUND
BEEF CUBE
VNF U.S. Cho ce
POUND
SW IF'I"S
24 oz. Bot ....................
SWIFT'S PREMIUM -- 3-UNIT PACK
EXTRA LEAN, LOW IN CALORIES
FAGF-
FUNN
,.. I~cg. 10¢ ........
SWI FT'S PREMIUM
.... POUND
............ POUND
CKERS
.............................. 16 oz. Box
39
I~T
............................ 3' 79T,.
*'. s]) Reg.
.................................... ~cans 29'
FLAKES 79
................................ GIANT BOX
SNOW 79
................................ G,A.T .ox
Ro,. $1
............................. 12
Pillsbury's
Best
I0 Pomtd Bag
Shop-Rite
Top Quality,
Product
24 oz. Bottle
SWIFT'S Shortenillg
3-Pound Tin
KRAFT'S FAMOUS
CHEESE SPREAD ................................ 2-LB. LOAF
DUCHESS
303 ~,
TINS
36 OZ.
........................................................ Pkg.
$,
TINS
?%
FISHER'S ALL ,PURPOSE MIX
.................................................................. 40 OZ, BOX
SWIFT CANNEl) MEATS #i-
07 .......................
24-
0Z .......................
15-
TINS
Tins
RANCH FRESH -- AA MED.
Full Cut VNF
U. S. Choice
P
Beef -- Solid,
Lc m Meat
Pound
FINE FACIAL
QUALITY --- SAVE
AT SHOP-RITE
200 Ct,
2-Ply
TREE TOP . • . THE SPARKLING
DRINK FROM OUR ,~TATE
1-Qt.
Bottles
POLAR FROZEN -- ASSORTED
STOCK UP AT SHOP-RITE
Reg.
Boxes
SWl FT'S WHOLE
........................ 54 OZ. TIN
LARGE
.................... BOX
Fancy No. 1
Golden Ripe
Pound
LARGE LEAFY BUNCHES
EACH
CALIFORNIA FANCY SANTA ROSA
POUND
FANCY -- NEW CROP
LOCAL ...................................................... HEAD
We Guarantee Everything -- Even Our Smile.
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PRICES FEC I JULY 8-9-10. LIMIT RIGIITS
New Hours 9 - 9 Mon. thru Sat. -- Sun. 10 - 7
By Marg'ie B',trielmmn
; LOST LAKE ...... One of our
young men on the Lost Lake road,
Keith A. Hildebrandt who is in
the 17.S. Navy just: completed a,
15-day leave with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Hildebrandt and
sister Linda. He is stationed a.t
Norfolk, Va., on the USS Entre--
prise, where lm is a parachute rig-
get'.
Another of our h)cal ycmng men
is James Dale Swindall, son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Swindall was
called into the service. He's taking
his basic training at Fort Ord,
Calif. James is engaged to Miss
Carole Ann Castle, who is em-
ployed by Simpson Timber Co.
They are both graduates of Irene
S. Reed High School.
Callers over ~Lhe weekend to
John and Alice l~ariekman's home
were his uncle and wife, :Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Wood, of Tacoma,
former old-time pioneers of Ma-
son County. Also visiting were
Mr. ~rood's nephews, stepson and
daughter and family of Seattle.
Mrs. Ruth Cl~tchfield's cousin,
Mrs. Nell Lillie from Toppenish
and Mrs. Effie Brownfield of Shel-
tou visited her in her home June
28. Mrs. Lillie has spent the last
2 or 3 days with Mrs. Brownfield.
:Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Lane's
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Stacy Myers m~d children,
Toni and Terry of Spokane, re-
cently paid a visit with them and
to bring home Miss Pat Lane,
who has spent: the la.st school yeaP
with then~ m~til her graduation
early in June. Staey and Selena
Myers, also visited with his moth-
er, Mrs. Margaret Myers and oth-
er relatives. Stacy Myers is in
the Air Fm'ce stationed in Spo-
kane for an indefinite time.
Mrs, Melvin J. La~u~ and chil-
dren, Linda, Kathy, and Doug,
have been on a vacation to visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim 1-1ardister in Hot Springs,
Ark, On the way down they had a
24 hem" h tyover in Denver, Colo.
because of the flood.
Mrs. Alice Devaney was guest of
honor at }L Sl Ol'k shov¢cr, Jlnlo
28. Hostess's for the occasion wel~,
Jmmie Devaney, Niia Fisk, and
Elsie Swindall, in whose home the
shower was held. Many f, riencls aald
neighbors attended and Mrs. De-
vaney received some very lovely
gifts for the baby-to-be. Later in
the evening refreshments of coffee
and cake with whipped creanl was
served.
i MR.,% DON ,~AE(;EI{, drove to
Pm'Lland, Ore. Tuesday t(~ visit
with her cousin and husband, Mr.
and Mrs, ,lack b'OSSlln] and their
son Steven and then was going lo
Vane(rover and stay over-night
Iwilh her folks, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Eves until Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ehlon Todd were
l~.onm'ed on their 25th wedding an-
niversary with an open house giv-
en by their danghter and her hus-
band, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell ltardie,
their son and his wife, Mr. and
7Mrs. Eldon Todd Jr., Mrs. Todd's
brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Strope. Also helping wiU1
the ma~',y plans was Mrs. Hazel
Rains.
They 1)resented Dorothy with a
beautiful re(t orchid corsage and
Eldon with a red carnation for his
lapel. Their was approximately 50
people attending, and many lovely
gifts received by the couple.
Helping with tile refz'esbment
table were, Mrs. Ernest Todd, who
cut the beauLiful three Liered cake
which had hearts around the bot-
tom. The (mice was made and dec-
orated by Mrs. Arlene Strope. Mrs.
Sara Todd, sewed the punch and
Grandma Todd poured the tea and
coffee.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gill and
daughters, Kathleen, Connie, Step-
hanie, Gaff, and Elaine, spent fonr
days in Seattle where tlmy at-
tended a Bible Seminary at tlm
Colliseum.
The purpose of the convention,
was to baptise new members lille
the "Jehovahs Witnesses".
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Loertscher
Jr. became the proud parents of a
baby boy Tuesday, Jmle 29. The
new little gray just happened to
be bom~ on Grandpa's, Bony Loert-
sehers birthday. He weighed in at
6 lbs. 8 oz.
If allyone deserves a medal 'for
bra,very, il should be Alice Bariek-
111831, who decide(I to talce her six
grandchildren, Merte and Craig,
son's of Mr. and .t~I.t's. ,]allles Bar--
iekman, and RIlSIV, Cindy, Debbie,
and Mike, the children of tlm
Ralph Barieknlttns on an overnight
camping lrip ,to \Valker Bark irt
]IPI;'S and Jolin s lle%v ]lf)nse trailer.
It: just might be though When she
gets home it: will have to be a pur-
ple heart instead, kno',ving how
very active children can be.
Miss Sue Harvey, and Ahm Mc-
Irvin exchanged marriage vows,
Friday evening in a double ring
ceremony. The bride was radiant in
a stl~et length gown of white sat-
in, designed with a scalloped neck-
line and long tapered sleeves. Her
finger Lip veil was attached t:o ~t
pearl crown. The new bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Harvey and the gro,)m is the sall
of Mr. and Mrs. C, W. MeIrvin.
PAT li'llEEMAN has beell get:-
Ling a lot of traveling done tlere
lately, but not, on vaeation as yott
might imagine. She's got the job
every day of taking her st)n, Roll-.
hie and her nephew, Butch to
swimmir~g" classes, Oh well its
only ;, few weeks re, we, Pat, and
Illa,ybe ~,'Oll elln have a rest.
My. and Mrs. Edwin. Httss's, soll
13udd and his \rife Lind~t arc bacl¢
hnme ill Californi~t ufler spending
an ,,njoyable lime in Washmgtort
visiling wil.h his folks and many
friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Huss and fam-
ily of \rancouver anti Mr. mid Mrs.
,loe Hnss of Aberdeen came down
to visit with them and meet Linda
for the flrsttime. They are bol~
uncles of Bud.