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SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL-- Published in "Cloqstmastown, U.S.A.", Shelton, Washington
Page 11
(2ATTO
Lund Wol-
Clin-
long illness.
tad made her
Years at Tri-
the Canal
after the
Frank
been & pa-
periods in
past 14
was born
in Salinas,
in that city.
clos-
career,
in the Rich-
system. A
of the East-
to the El-
during her
active in
in Richmond
matt~on of
her husband,
at the family
Mrs. Ralph
)bispo, Calif.
ill Rich-
Was Employed
California fol-
professional
of Bremerton
in
became
be held Wed-
the Lewis Fu-
with
Parker from
and Mrs.
Wolf ram's
B. C.,
the funeral
}he Shriners'
~ospital h~ve
the family in
se-
Lilliwaup
~hle party
following
eolnmll-
will be-
23.
ries were Ms-
prize
S. A1-
first;
and Walter
Mrs. Re-
alter Allison,
the door
hostesses,
Mrs. Robin
when
the potluck
that it was
Cake .bak-
M~. Evc-
m another
three 9-
in
or
g
Cool and f r o s t with 1 large
package of Philadelphia cream
cheese, 1 tsp. vanilhr, 2 Tbsp. milk
and 1 pound powdered sugar. This
is enough for frosting the layers
and more than enough for cake
~aked in a sheet.
THE ED OLSONS of Lilliwaup
will be Entertaining their daugh-
ter, son-in-law and two grand-
daughters, the B. J. Locklars of
Waco, Texas, for the next two
weeks. Bill Locklar is Medical
Representative for Baxter Labora-
tories and Nancy is x-ray techni-
cian at the Cdosthwaite Clinic in
Waco.
We almost ph(,ned the 5ournal
last week on Tuesday to "stop the
presses", when word came that
John L. Catto at last had a grand-
son, John Ca(to, to carry on the
family name. The newly arrived
John Ca(to is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. John A. Catto and was bonn
in Seattle Tuesday noon. He joins
two sisters, Kathryn and Carolyn,
at the family home and a third sis-
ter, Robin Ca(to, in Omak, Wash.
The gFandparents anticipated a
trip to Seattle Wednesday of this
week to see the new arrival.
MILS. C. W. CltEATHAM re-
turned Monday from a weekend at
i Much of the time will be spent Sequim and trips to the Melnorial
at home and enjoying some of the Hospital in Port Angeles to see her
beautiful Peninsula scenery, in- brother, Victor Riclmrdson, who
U.S. Choice & Good Calf FULL CUT
SIRLOIN STEAK .................................. ,b.
U.S. Choice & Good Calf
RIB STEAK ................................................ ,b.
U.S. Choice & Good Calf FULL CUT
ROUND STEAK ............................................ ,b.
U.S. Choice & Good Calf
T-BONE STEAK .................................... ,b.
U.S. Choice & Good Calf BONELESS
SIRLOIN TIP STEAK ........................
has been seriously ill as a, patient fonnd themselves in the vicinity of ahmg in the creek valley, even
there. She had barely returne(I
from Sequim on Yriday when Word
came that her brother had had to
return to the hospital and was re-
quiring blood transfusiEns because
of internal bleediug. He is now
:conwdescing from surge~W.
Among local people attending
the annual Capital Lake Fair in
Olympia were Ron and Jacquie
Lawson, vebo went over for Sallli'-
#lay evening events. A street pa-
rade and carnival attractions were
fe&turcd Saturday.
Sunday the Lawsons found a
trip to visit Camp Grisdale was in-
teresting. Following their' sight-
seeing there they drove Mong va-
rious logging roads until they
$
U.S. Choice & Good Calf BONE-IN CUT
RUMP ROAST ............................................ ,b.
eluding Mr. Walker and Hurricane
Ridge. The visit will also include a
trip to Seattle to tile home of an-
other daughter, Vivien Webb Han-
son, M.D., David Hanson, D.V.M.
and their small son and twin
daughters. Highlights of the Se-
attle trip will be attendance at the
Aqua Theater to enjoy "Peer
Gynt" and a day at tbe races at
Langacres. This is the Locklars'
first trip north in three years.
A first-time visit to Hood Can-
al is being enjoyed by Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Bunnell and daughter
Sharon who flew from Jefferson,
Ind. a week ago and are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hambmlgh.
Mrs. Bunnell is a niece of the
Hambaughs, who are happily
showing their visitors the scenic
beauties of this unique area. A
ttfp to the ocean beaches was
planned for the first of this week.
COUSINS, DAVID and Dale
Tahja, are spending some of their
summer vacation with their uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Starr
White. David, the son of Mrs.
Wlfite's brother, Andrew Tahja of
Calls(eKe, Calif., arrived the first
of this week. Dale, who has been
spending a week a£ Lilliwaup with
his matErnM grandmother, Mrs.
Sis Anderson, came to the Vv'hites'
home to join the new arriwd.
Dale's parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Al-nold Tahja of Tacoma.
The two teenagers will spend
part of their time lealming about
building and helping their Uncle
$tarr who is constructing a new
house, future beach home of Elma
and Starr White.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee James of
Bellevue are delighted with the
progress being made on their new
A-frame vacation house on Indian
Beach. Started shortly before the
4th of July, the new beach tmme is
expected to be ready for their oc-
cupancy this coming weekend.
Mrs. Aplen's brother and his
wife from Sacramento, Calif., are
house gUEStS at the Bruce Aplen
smnmer llome on Indian Beach.
Guests for luncheon and an aft-
ernoon visit at the Eldon home of
the L. K. Webbs and Mrs. Allie
Abl were the Claud Ehvoods of
Kirkland. Mrs. Elwood was a fos-
~er daughter of Jacob Hauptly of
earlier days in Shelton, an uncle of
Mrs. Ahl.
Mrs. Harry E. Willis of Shelton
was expected last Thursday for &
belated birthday dinner with her
long-time friend, Mrs. Allie Ahl,
and tile L. K. Webbs. Mrs. Willis
is a teacher in the Mt. View
School, Shelton.
Mrs. H. C. Wilke and son, 3ack
Wilke of Los Angeles, mint and
cousin of Mrs. Jack Johnston, are
visiting at the Johnston Indian
Beach home. They arrived Wed-
nesday of last week.
U.S. Choice & Good Calf
SHORT RIBS ................................................ ,b.
U.S. Choice & Good Calf BONELESS
STEW MEAT ................................................ ,b.
U.S. Ch,oice & Good Calf
.................................................................. lb.
U.S. Choice & Good Calf PLATE
BOILING MEAT .......................................... ,b.
at your Friendly Tradewell
Grays Harbor. They had dinner at quietly feeding while a. mower
the home of Jaequie's grandpar- was buzzing along cutting the tall
ents in Hoquiam. grass nearby. A motorist from
MR. AND MRS. R. A. Pierre of California had a disturbing expc-
'~ s r ~ re antici ~tin " rience the other day when one ran
the Eldon ,to e .e ' p~ g . ; ' . , ~ . • .
a visit early this week from their lilt() the st(re or .ms ('.[tr as ne
sister-in-la~,, Mrs. Robert Pierce, rounded the curve t)y nmian Point
and three children. Their house/ south of Lilliwaup. The deer, that
'' ' r( fr liv r B C had been crossing the highx~-iy
g~lests a ~ om O e , . .,[ . - ~ . ....
where they recently nloved from ] with ner nl.wn, ]'an on up tile steep
their former tmme in Vancouver. [bank. Tile motorist had a, dented
Five blackmouth salmon and I car door.
lots of the "bottonl fish" wereI ........................
brought in over the wee.kcnd at ...........
Rest While Pazk boathouse b ~owever Drmmnt au acuon, it
fishermen fishing from out of the should not be esteemed great m~-
resort, i less the result of a, great and good
Deer have been frequently seen / motive. --.-La RochefouEauld
of late doum near the highway and [
COST flOME LO K$
NEW CONSTRUCTION -- REMODELINO
PURCHASE
On Reducing Balances
No Commission Charges
SHELTON
Mason Gounly Savings & Loan Association
HERE 'TIS . . . TRADEWELL'S FABULOUS U.S. CHOICE or GOOD
BLADE
CUT
ROUND
BONE
CUT
t
Bar-S Skinless
WIENERS ..................................
¢
Ba,'-S Bologna & Liver
(By the Piece)
SAUSAGE ............................... ,b.
Bar-S Smokie (12 oz. Pkg.)
.......................... pkg.
19
Grade A YOUNG
8 to 12 lb.
Ave,', .... lb. 43
Crop
12 Ibs. & Up Lb.
Tradeweil Coffee
l-lb. 2-lb. l-lb. Tin 69¢
Tin 75¢ Tin $1,45 2-lb. Tin $1~39
3-lb. Tin $1.8g
~Je~
19
¢
¢
¢
Bar-S Sliced
.................................... Ib,
TITLE INSURANCE BUILDING
¢
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graft's Mild Cheddar
Cheese ................... lb. 69¢
Kraft's Monterey
Jack Cheese ..... Ill.
69¢
K,-aft's Sharp Long- 85¢ :: : ::i!iiiiii!
horn Cheese ........ lb.
the series of advertisements introducing the
County P.U.D. No. 3, Your Public Servants.)
Mrs, Esther
Large
14 oz. pkg.
Hansen's - 6 per pkg.
(Reg. 59¢)
APPLE STRUDEL ......
Continental Raspberry
Filled - 6 per pkg.
DANISH PASTRY
Special
Special
SUNNY JIM
* Apple * Grape * Orange
SUNNY JIM 40 oz,
CRUNCHY Jar
CREAMY
46 oz.
"1 Illli
!i:i
Anderson
Billing
Glerk
Be Sure To Redeem Your
First Week's Coupon On
Free Melmac Place Setting
GRADE "AA" Doz,
County Fair Ctn.
as they come in the door at
of the Mason County P.U.D.
r Anderson.
lived in Shelton since 1930 and
for the Mason County P.U.D.
5, 1943. She has one son, Wil-
, Shirley.
)n zs active in Amaranth and
Star. In her spare time
music and photography.
are in the P.U.D. office
derson as she help you...
~resident; T. WEBB, vice president
JERRY SAMPLES, manager
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:!:!i~ii~!ii
~.
:i~ggt-
,oo,, , o,. 39' i,,!!~
FISHSTICKS pkg. SNOBOY ........................................................................ 6 .oz. Tin
SNOBOY 10 o= $1 ,~ OZ. Tin 19¢ :!!~iiiiii
STRAWBERRIES4 PkgS.
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Ib
G
BBm
Sunny
Jim (and 20 oz.
Wafflc) ................... Btl.
Sl
el
Darigold ............................
No. 1
Tall
Tins
Jun~bo
Asso,rted Colors .....
180 ct,
Rolls
¢
ford ....
Stand'by 3 Sievc Cut
or F,"¢nch 303
~Sliced .................... Tins
!
Crca c01 6 1
Stylc or" 303 ~
Whole Kernal ..... Tins
Standby
3 Sieve .......... ~ ..............
303
Tins
Standby .............
303
Tills
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Prices effective' thl'u Sat.,, July 17, 11165. rq,, sah., 1o ,ic~dcrs.
l{c~crvc RighL Lo Limit %)tumLily ICQUAI~ OPPOI,;TUNITY EMH~OYER,