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IPi'r Visitors Given Special Invitation To Potluck, Pinochle Evening CLINT WILLOUR
CAW0
'bP
. aay night
ok supper
, at the Lilli
'-
L . A special
,1 by the
Ulub mera-
t visitors on
t6 guests and
esorts
:
P.m. and
Will follow.
,,r nd refresh.
H e. There is
, during the
ehl e nights
i, lt ,oad and
me Potluck
i Y time fo
' $. se
visit
With0ut their
.' Its a tim
118. ..e
t lth excursions
h ,0tlse u
ti0 1" g ests
uck sur
L- f bathing
a beach dwell-
tiny
city.
grand.
Pale
Earl
Canal
their
and his
visit
beach
couple of years during his ser-
vice time and like that location.
Family members from Seattle
and Bremerton were with the
Lees over the holiday last week.
Monday visitors at the Lee
home were old friends, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Mauro of Seattle, who
brought with them their New
York guests they were taking on
a peninsula tour. The New York-
ers were enthused with the Canal
and said they were enjoying the
feeling of "being able to breathe."
Mrs. Johr Hays and infant
son, Matthew, have gone to Ed-
monds for a visit with her fam-
ily there. They are the daughter-
in-law and first grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Hays, Jr. of
the Lilliwaup Mx)tel. John Hays
is in the service in Viet Nam.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hays, Sr.
came on the weekend from Port-
land, Ore. to spend a couple of
days at the motel, taking charge
Monday while the Junior Hays
were away on business. They
were pleased that they came in
time to see their great-grandson.
Matthew was three weeks old
Monday.
Coming last Thursday for a
month's visit with the Roland
Willsons of Holiday Beach were
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schonewill
of Phoenix, Ariz., brother-in-law
and sister of Mrs. Willson. They
have their trailer with them.
Sunday the Willsons and
Schonewills had dinner as guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Huntley
at their mobile home in SheN
ton. The Huntleys left Monday
morning for Yellowstone Park,
using their newly-purchased trail-
er for the trip. Mrs. Huntley is
the former Alice Reid, mother of
Mrs. W'illson and Mrs. Schone-
will.
Friday overnight guests of the
Willsons were Canadian friends,
MY. and Mrs. Ellis Mtson of
Cowichian Lake, B. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer C. Ed-
wards have been busy this sum-
mer with work on the unfin-
ished upper floor of their home.
They expect to move into the
upper floor area during this week,
be used as recreation and guest-
room quarters.
Last weekend they spent in
Seattle with friends. On Satur-
day they anticipate hosting a
picnic for members of their
church they formerly attended
in Seattle.
A dinner party Sunday evening
at the R. C. Viger home cele-
brated MY. Viger's birthday. The
entree was a Viger family favor-
ite dish, a ragout which Marilyn
Viger had learned to cook "just
like his mother used to do."
Dinner guests were M. and
Mrs. Ray Hall, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Frint, the Jim Reeders and
the father of the honored guest,
Steve Viger.
First-of-the week indications
were that Mrs. Frank Robinson,
who has been a patient in the
Shelton General Hospital since
July 29, might soon be able to
return home. Her son, "¢ictor
Robinson, and his wife, Alice,
from Suquamish, accon'tpanied
by their son, Frank, spent Wed-
nesday and Thursday last week
Tarbox Fires
Exper÷ Rating
• Army Pvt. Thomas M'. Tarbox,
23, whose wife, Penny, lives at
Belfair, fired expert with the
M14 rifle near the completion
of basic combat training at Ft.
Campbell, Ky., June 12.
.The expert rating is the highest
mark a soldier can achieve on
his weapons qualification test.
Mt. Morlah Lodge
F.&A. M.
No. 11
Saturday, July 15
Stated Communication
Lodge Opens 8 p,m.
George B. Howard, W.M.
Arnold L. Cheney, Secretary
out
With although all work has not been
.l completed. The downstairs will
'l ,,}ehildren
]!, off, from
Household Furnishings
for the
Leonard Benner Family!
Anyone who wishes to donate please bring
your articles to the
SOUTHSIDE GRANGE HALL
Wednesday, July 19 at $ p.m.
Refreshments will be served!
SPONSORED BY:
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gibble and Darryl and Josephine Sparks
" Lee's
% GREG CLIFTON
(hisf Clerk' says it's time to sell our floor models ,of
IiPIIGERATORS and FREEZERS
% #ill find SOme examples of the low prices we are selling them.
All of them are delivered at the price listed.
1 OL 18 cu. ft. RCA WHIRLPOOL
",i IRI[EZER "ALL REFRIGERATOR 15"
" .......... Model No
............... . , ......................................... 259
ii
q'cu, ft. ADMIRAL 11 cu. ft.
t'" .... "["F'REEZER UPRIGHT FREEZER
.... , ............. 224 ,, .... : ....................................... 140
$
i: ' ............ Model No
i:. - N'o Down Payment on Approved Credit
, ,,,LRLF:;:::he House-We'll Furnish Yo::o:e'4'26.8,6 $
here visiting Nfrs. Robinson and
other relatives. Mr. and Mrs.
Pierpont Robinson, son and
daughter-in-law of Tacoma, came
for a couple of days this week,
staying at the home of the Pat
h/[cGradys.
Also showing improvement at
the Shelton Hospital was Clar-
ence Grandorf, who suffered mul-
tiple injuries June 25 when a
tractor turned over, pinning him
underneath in a sitting position.
Grandorf, who lives at Rochester,
was working on an excavation
at his summer home near Jor-
stad Creek when the accident
occurred. He was saved by the
quick, intelligent action of his
daughter, Cindy, and their neigh-
bors, tile Korzerdowskt family
and Bob Anderson.
Nadine Henley of Hollywood,
who has been a house guest at
the Indian Point home of Mrs.
H. A. Shatter, left Sunday after
a week's visit.
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BULK
GUaran
Strietl,
Farm
Fresh
Ro DOZEN
Pkq-
GRADE AA
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46 OUnce
ROSEDAILE
No. 2. Ti,, 20 €
VELVEETA CHE
KRAFT 2 lb.
Processed Loaf
SLICED BACON
CANNED PICNICS 3
76'
$179
EVERY-DAY
LOW PRICES
Flil[$1DECRACKiIII$ oo 24 =
Flash Frozen Meats
ALL CUTS, CHOICE GRADE,
GUARANTEED QUALITY
SPARKLING WHITE BLEACH o-. 52'
4 SEW BROOMS 98' PORK ROASTS ouo 69 °
CORONETpAPER PLATEsFACIAL TISSU05[o,.c. 77''1 CUB STEAKS Pooo'1.19
NALLeY'S CHIP DIPS %,,, 44 RIB STEAKS ooo 99 °
10' CANDY BARS 5 o. 3P ROLLED ROASTS 93'
, REGULAR LB.
HEAP &SHOULDERS ,,. 85'
PRRLSHAMPO0°%,.o, 93 ° SPARERIBS ooo73
DIRECT
* WHY PAY MORE! *
e LIMIT RIGHTS RES=RVED •
STORE HOURS
Mon, thru Thurs.: .... 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Friday: ...................... 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Saturday: .................... 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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