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Feature Writer,
DANFORD
really obsessed with
boyfriend.
'em," I agreed.
only thing you do love,"
I exclaimed in
"I also love my
love my typewriter. I
I love all creatures
I srnall. Present company
of course."
earned a dirty
difficult to diagnose the
dirty look, as it varies
from his habitual filthy
he snorted.
you like to hear my
I queried.
him as he turned to
clutched him firmly by
beard as I recited:
; pedantic
semantic..."
, SHUT UP! You call that
B a matter of fact, I don't,"
'Bred, maintaining a
on his hirsute facial
!"But listen to this:
t word
• ay build a barrier
the obscene
iToms
peer
the open mind
Secret places
Now will you please
whiskers?"
just sort of clutching
You're doing all the
,Pay attention.
a road
to that
Lby good intentions,
street
domain
rio escape
the human zoo
ideas."
me, woman."
until you've heard my
poem."
I just did."
~ere now exists a
more recent:
in decent despair,
cYnicisms
,to be refuted!
churns
turbulence
froth
~lidify
mass
uid lies
You finished? I hope?"
The muse moves
the muse would move
reach of my beard."
Listen !
l a barricade
a favored few.
chatter
the inquisitive
of sarcasm
trespassers.
of every stronghold
would enter
search
of words
key."
words, words!" the
clod protested. "Can't
in a simple and
manner?"
'about this?" J asked as
his beard and tweaked
is love
can try
apple
,!
Plete haircutting
the entire
!ily. All styles.
Barbers,
Jane Hatcher
to IS weekdays
9too
Unday & Monday
ntments necessary
SHOP
N. of Hoodsport
877-9575
Ruby Rebekah Lodge No. 75
will* hold its annual bazaar and
lunch in the IOOF Hall over the
Coast to Coast Store from 10 a.rn.
until 4 p.m. on Friday.
Lunch to be served from 11
a.m. until 2 p.m. will consist of
soup, French bread, dessert and
AARP holds
holiday party
Sixty-five members were
present at the Christmas potluck
meeting of American Association
of Retired Persons held Monday
in the Senior Center. " Three
persons joined the club.
Martha Heimsath, community
services chairperson, reported that
the tax aide project will be finned
in the near future. Counselors, to
be trained by the Internal
Revenue Service, are needed and
anyone interested in taking the
course may contact the center or
Ms. Heimsath, 426-9322.
Chapter members voted to
hold all future meetings in the
social hall of St. David's Episcopal
Church at Third and West Cedar
Streets. The usual potluck will be
held at noon on the first Monday
of each month with those
attending supplying their own
table service.
The sum of $200 was granted
the Senior Center from the AARP
treasury. The 1976 officers' slate
presented by the nominating
committee was elected and will
take over new duties upon
installation on January 5. Owen
Elliott, retiring president,
presented to incoming president,
Mary Littlejohn, an engraved
gavel.
Messiah
read-through
scheduled
A Messiah read-through is
scheduled for 2 p.m. Sunday in
the lobby of the library at
Evergreen State College. Singers
should bring scores. Instrumental
music will be on hand.
Dr. Wayne liertz will direct.
Soloists are Julie Eygabroad, K.
L. Perrins, and Joan and Bill
Winden. Jane Edge will
accompany them. Listeners are
welcome.
If each participant will bring
one dozen cookies and 15 cents
to purchase coffee from the
college food service, the
afternoon can end with a party.
Merchants' lunch
slated for Friday
A merchants' lunch will be
served by Amaranth Laurel Court
from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Friday
in the Masonic Temple in Shelton.
Clam chowder, pea soup,
sandwiches and dessert will be on
the menu. A gift table and bake
.sale will be featured.
Party planned
Shel-T0a Guild's Christmas
party will be held at 8 p.m. next
Thursday in the home of Holly
Pettyjohn. Co-hostesses will be
Margie Knudsen, Peg Stock and
Shirley Byrne. Gifts will be
exchanged.
--School Menu--
Menu for Shelton
Elementary & High Schools
MAKE SOUND LUMBER
YOUR LUMBER.=
Week of December 8-12
Monday: Barbecued beef on
confetti rice, fresh fruit and
vegetable tray, ginger cookies
and milk.
Tuesday: Hamburger on bun
with relishes, potato salad,
canned fruit and milk.
Wednesday: Turkey noodle
casserole, glazed carrots,
vegetable and cheese tray, hot
rolls with butter, and milk.
Thursday: Pizza, tossed salad,
jello cubes and milk.
Friday: Fishsticks with tartar,
French fries, vegetable and
fruit tray, cookies and milk.
LUMBER INC.
426-4282
I mile South on Hwy. 101
annual
zaar
coffee or tea. There will be many
gift items and baked goods at the
bazaar.
Funds are used to maintain a
home at Walla WaHa for members
and orphans of deceased
members. The home includes a
large infirmary with a registered
nurse and practical nurses on duty
at all times.
A Shelton lady now lives
there, and local men have resided
there in the past. The public is
welcome to visit this home.
Each year the order gives a
$4,000 scholarship to a student in
a project started more than 20
years ago. The order finances an
eye bank and research center for
the eyes and promotes a program
to offer glasses to needy children.
More information on this program
can be had through the grand
secretary's office in Tacoma.
Members may join a camper
club, which holds many outings in
Washington and Oregon during
the year. A park on Camano
Island is used by members and
their friends. Campsites for
trailers are available.
On December 14 an annual
Christmas party will be held for
Rebekahs and Odd Fellows and
their families. Turkey will be
furnished by the lodges, but
members are asked to bring
vegetables, salads, rolls and
desserts.
Dinner will be served at 1
p.m. with a program and visit
from Santa to follow at 3 p.m.
Those bringing gifts for the,
children should have names
clearly marked on packages.
U.S.
CHOICE
BEEF
BLADE
CUTS
WITH
GREAT
FLAVOR
BEEF WEINERS
SAR-S GUARANTEED IN WRITING ................ LB.
BAR-S
BY THE PIECE .......................... 12 OZ. PKG.
FRESH
MEDIUM SIZE .............................. I0 OZ. JAR
REGULAR OR LB.
THICK SLICED
"e ,7OZ. 31Sl
pARADE ..............
IFIIUIT cOCKTAIL ............................ ,,oz 4151
pARADE • • "
APPLESAUCE ..................... "
63
............... 29OZ,
ELBERTAS ....................
pEACHES LAD*
ELBEIITA ...........
o..,.o°-
16 OZ. M
....... . . . - • • " " " " " ° °
pARADE QUALITY
PEAS ................................................. 41Sl
16 Oz.
Parade Cut .........
GBEEK BEAKS ................................... 31Sl
. .12 OZ. TIN
COItll GREEN GIA"T ......................
IIIBLET ....................
,,oz TINSP
. . . • -
pARADE ..........
SPIKACH ....................................
GROCERY SPECIALS
FROZEN FOODS
BANQUET
HINX ,21.59
:IDEN'S ................. 32 OZ.
RAISINS Slo29
suNMAID ................ 32 OZ. BOX
SOFT'mR 79
4ESS ................... ONEGALLON
ma
MED, WIDE, X-WIDE ...... SOL q~l
H!NHOCRACKERS 65
SU ................... 16 OZ. PKG.
oNDONIITs 89
:ASHI ED .................... PKG.
OTURKEY
OSALISBURY
STEAK
......................... II OZ. PKG.
HASH BROWNS 3/s1
LYNDEN FARMS ................ 32 OZ. PKG.
WAFFLES 2/29
PARADE ........................ 5 OZ. PKGS
omom RINSERS 35
LONE:IDAI .............................. 7 OZ. PKG.
AIS¥ FRESH" PRODUCE
CRISP,
SOLID
HEADS...
....... HEAD
NUTS ,.69
TANGERINES Y I?"; ..... LB41Sl
~:~AR.~ DELICIOUS diS1
P lmJr"~ g sv ........... LB. --TI
MEDIUMS
YELLOW ONIONS ...... Le2/2g
COOL 'N' CRISP
,.e,,,,,e,e,,,,e,,,,,,,, EACH
$2.00
off list
$2.00
off list
426-4302
THIS
WEEK'S
205 W. CoLa
Shelton
SPECIAL
"Come Taste The Band"
LP Album
8-track tape
98
0000
BONELESS
CHUCK STEAKS
U.S. CHOICE
BEEF VALUE
TRIMMED STEAKS ......... LB.
CROSS RIB ROAST S'
U,S. CHOICE BEEF
BONELESS ROASTS ...................... LB.
BONELESS BEEF STEW $
U.S. CHOICE BEEF
SOLID, LEAN CHUNKS .................... LB.
FRESHLY GROUND
IN OUR OWN MARKET.
REG.- DRIP- PERK
......................................... 3 LB. TIN •
PARADE
................... 2 LB. LOAF
PARADE
............................. PINT
KRAFT DRESSING
.................................... 16 OZ. BOTTLE
OR SHOP-RITE
BURGER .................... 8 COUNT
OR DINNERS $
.................. 25 LB. •
MAYONAISE
.....QUART JAR .
NESTLE'S CHOCOLATE
.o.o.....,...,,o,, 12OZ. PKG.
SCOTTOWELS
.......o........... 140 CT. ROLL
kRINE
..ONE
KRAFT $A
• ........... 2LB. LOAF
$'
PARADE
oo....................... 10LB. BAG
,--'-HAROLD'S BAKERY--"~
Apple
TURNOVERS 2
Chocolate 2
ECLAIRS ..........
We specialize'in Decorated
Cakes for all occasions.
Phone 426-3377
,,, , =,, i
..... EALTH & BEAUTY
~',~ MISS
,, p BRECK HAIR
•
NASAL SPRA* .......... ,,OZ 98
tXCtmm s2.34
PAIN RELIEF....I6S CT.
PRICES EFFECTIVE DEC. 4, 5, 6, 7 LIMIT RIGHTS RESERVED
WE GUARANTEE EVERYTHING EVEN A SMILE!
STORE HOURS: SUNDAY 10 TO 7 - DALLY 9 TO 8
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