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PAGE 14 SHELTON---MASON COUNTY JOURNAL--- Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A." Shelton, Washington Thursday, Debember 2:
ARMOUR'S STAR
18 - 24 Lb. Sizes
or Silver Beauty, U. S.
Grade "A" -- 1965 Crop
Young Tender Broad-
breasted, Oven-ready,
Completely Cleaned
POUND
'4
LB.
SIZES
POUND
BONELESS -- ARMOUR'S STAR
Magic Slice, Lite & Dark
Meat .... 2-1b., 6-oz. Size
ARMOUR'S
Small 6-10 lb. Sizes
BELTSVILLE ........ POUND
BONELESS, CANADIAN "MAPLE LEAF"
Perfect Smoke Flavor -- 5-6 Ibs.
Whole or Half ................................................ LB.
ARMOUR'S STAR--"HAM WHAT AM" $ =
8 - 10 Ibs., Fully Cooked
Whole or Half ...: .................................... LB.
HAMS
RATH BLACKHAWK
CANNED, BONELESS,
FULLY COOKED
8 B. TIN
HAMS
RATH BLACKHAWK
CANNED, BONELE88,
HONEY GLAZED
COOKED AND EXTRA
LEAN 4 LB. TIN
RATH'8 PORK
1 POUND ROLL
DON'T FORGET THE CRESCENT POUL-
TRY SEASONING AND NUTMEG FOR
THAT OLD-TIME FLAVOR,
Kaiser Heavy Duty
18" X 25' Roll
SEASON'S fromALL OF US
SHOP-RITE . . • MAY the YULETIDE
YOU the BEST of EVERYTHING•
BALLARD or
PILLSBURY
............ 8 OZ. TUBE
PACIFIC PEARL
DUNGENESS
.......................... 6V2-OZ. TIN
OUR OWN BAKERY
--SPECIALS---
9" Assorted
Variety of
Danish Breakfast
~L
............................ Eal
doz.
................ 10
BAKED FRESH DAILY
426-3377
;RESH AS A DAISY --- THAT'S OUR
:ODUCE!
PRIZE
CROP
11
OZ.
TINS
CRANBERRY
Ocean Spray
Jellied or
Whole
M-J-B
lb. 69
2 lb. $1.37
INSTANT
10-oz. $1.19
3-LB. TIN
JACK O'
LANTERN
TINS
15-OZ.
303
TINS
28-OZ.
PKG.
CASH'SAVIN6 COUPON
LB.
CAN
LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY
With this Coupon * 79¢ without Coupon
Redeemable only at Shop-Rite Food Centers
FANCY
SUNKIST
NAVELS
FRESH AS
A DAISY
............................ POUND
FANCY
.......... POUND
FRESH OCEAN SPRAY
.......................... 1-LB. PKG.
FANCY
LBS.
FANCY
ZIPPER SKIN
........................................ POUND
WOW! BY POPULAR
DEMAND!
STRAWBERRY
RASPBERRY
CHERRY
ORANGE
LEMON
LIME
3 OZ. PKG.
NALLEY'S FRESH
'N CRISP ........................ 48 OUNCE JAR
FANCY QUALITY
.................................... NO. 21/2 TIN
DECORATED
................................................
JUMBO =1
ROLLS
BLUE MOUNTAIN
CHICKEN AND LIVER ....................
TALL
TINS
SHOP-RITE
.......................................... LOAF
(:ENTERS
PILLSBURY
13 OZ, $1
BOXES
To. 4
QUALITY ............ POUNDS
CHUNK 4 No.V=$1
STYLE .............................. TINS
IT'S BRANDIED
• 28-OZ. JAR
SHOP-RITE'S FRESH
WHOLE EGG
............................ QUART
DELICIA
IT'S DELICIOUS!
...................................... 1/2 GAL.
RHODES FROZEN
BAKE YOUR OWN LOAF
"FRESH" BREAD .................. PACKAGE
OR PUMPKIN
BANQUET
FROZEN
FOR
PEAS & ONIONS, CREAM PEAS OR PEAS & POTATOES
BIRDSEYE
& FROZEN
......................
$
PKGS.
MORTON'S -- 26-oz. Pkgs. NBC SNACK
• , , , , 2/25 CRACKERS.. ,
SCOTT DINNER SIZE -- 50 CT.
• • • • 25 ROLLS • • •- 3 Pkgs. SX
We Guarantee Everything -- Even Our Smile.
PRICES EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 22-23-24. LIIVlIT RIGHTS.
:New Hours 9 - 9 Mon. thru Sat, -- Sun, 10 - 7
And Overlookit
EDUGMION
BY WGR
NationaJ Defense
(NDEA) of 1958 - Title
During tim past
year, Shelton School
c~ived $1,654 in
from purchases made
Title V.
At the time of
EA), guidance a~td
vices were considered
adequate in American
schools. Title V of the
designed to develop these
to a higher level of
vh~; it allowed schools to
tes%ing materials, guidance
ials and testing services
ching basis. In general,
l)urchased for (either Title
Title V may not be
nature.
Additional aid is given
indirectly through
counselors--under Title
institutes have been o
der grants to colleges
versities totalling $7.2
The direction these
take (and will take)
emphasis represent the
of national policy in the
to improve the education
to the American citizen:
adult.
Public Law 874
The largest single
federal monies obtained
Shelton Schools up to
has been through the
P.L. 874.
EssentlaJly, P.L. 874
a fiat rate payment to
riet for students enrolled
paxents are either
or axe living on federaJ
properties. In a sense,
Is In lieu of ta~xes that
pa3d ff such l~rents
ployed in private pursuits
community.
Reporting for P.L. 874
local district may be by
"one count" or "two
od. As implied, the
of the claim is made
or twice per year. in
it must be established
parent was actually
a. federal property for
50 percent of the day of
Further, he must have
ployed there at least 50
of the reporting period,
federal employees
leased or rented quarters
eligible, nor, would a
operator be eligible
than half of his day is
state or county road.
Payments received by
ton School District in
year under P.L. 874 total
These f~nds are placed
crating budget.
year 40 percent of
i~ charged against e
During the present
and in the future new
supported programs will
to common usaage in
schools. ]V[uch of the
the new Elementary
cry Education Oct of
only begun to take effectl
Principal Clyde BroW;
Slmlton High School can
you with mamy
and figllres on how the 'J
ment is helping
around and ask a few
maybe you'll change
(as we did).
Merry Christmas to
yours from Shelton's
r
NEW YORK
idents of Mason County
become painfully
much they will have
for medicare and for
generous pension
Congress.
Beginning next
wage earners and their
will be hit by a big
payroll taxes to finance
benefits.
As of Jan. 1, workt]
who are covered by
will begin paying at
4.2 percent on the
earnings. Matching
will be made by their
This represents a
the present rate,
percent and is limited
$4,800 of earnings.
As for those who are
ployed, the present
5.4 percent on the first
jump to 6.15 percent
fect income up to
AS IT APPLIES
County, it boils down
all increase of
amount paid for
last year by local
their employers.
The figures are
released by the
Sea-vice, the Bureau of
and others.
They show that ,uorne
ion was turned into the
curlty trust fund last
nation's jobholders
)loyers.
Mason County's
total was an
~96,000.
Next year, raider th~
it will climb to
659,000, based on the
bet of workers.
For a person earlli
year, the tax will be
more than he psi
the $2,500 level,
be $105, a rise of
incomes of $6,600 or
the maxinmm, $277,
more at l re