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Page Sixteen
Vida Community
Mrs. Walter Schillinger, chair
man, and Mrs. Art Mossestad,
vice-chairman, of the chest X-ray
committee are working with
many other volunteer helpers in
an effort to get everyone in this
area signed up for the X-ray
service which will be avaiiable
at Vida on April 7, from 11 a.m.
to 7 p.m.
Jerry Vine returned from Texas
on schedule. Jerry has to be here
to see which direction the wind
comes from on March 21. He pro
bably would have stayed in Texas
Early Bart
Stock up now on
exciting Spring values v™
X... r .. ■ -
¥ • \9 5
Surf - Isle 5 Cans
Bonita Tuna s l*
Red Pitted Pie " 2 2 Cans
Cherries 55<
Kounty - Kist 4 ^ ans
Cream Corn 49<
Mill Race Cut
Green Beans Cans 69<
Apco— Broken Sections ^Can
Grape Fruit |79<
Old South Unsweetened 2 oz * ^ ans
Orange juice 89*
Pork Pound
Shoulder Roasts 35c
(Lean - Meaty - Juicy)
dreaded Frozen Pkg.
Shrimp 59<
(Ready For The Pan)
Good Selection Easter Candies
Select Your Easter Ham or Turkey Now!
if he had known it was going to
be from the southwest.
Bud Erickson, Buster MsClellan,
Lee Hintz, and Marvin Erickson
made a business trip to Glasgow
Friday.
Mrs. Allan Schillinger was a
Glendive visitor on Tuesday of
last week. Due to the blizzard
conditions she was an over-night
guest at the Dale Goodale home
in Circle.
Mrs. Jim Van Atta visited school
i Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Deane Nefzgcr spent sev
oral days last week at the parental
Schleker home in the Watkins
community.
Bonnie, Carol and Buddy Lau
bach. of Boulder. Colo., have been
visiting at the Clarence Laubach
home.
Many from this community at
°nded the Style Show in Wolf
Point Friday evening.
The Royal Neighbors will meet
Tuesday afternion April sth at the
home of Mrs. Pete Olson.
Mr. ami Mrs. Bernard Wander
aas and family returned Wednes
day from a trip to Spokane, Wash.,
where they visited relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schillinger were
entertained at a goose dinner
Thursday evening at the Anton
Abraham farm home.
Vida friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Lock (custom combiners),
Table - Pride - Pure
STRAWBERRY PRESERVES
2 20 oz. glass
far
Instan t Swansdown
YeUow Cake Mix
. , . ,lv ■ '-• •' •- • A
Navel — 220 Size
ORANGES
^2 Case $2"
•vwttt t 'rrrrrrrr o
- "HOME HINTS” □
• by j
w Home Service Director Cornotion Company
* This time of year citrus fruits are at their *<
» best! Oranges and grapefruit are rich in Vita- I
min C, so necessary to good health and vitality.
* Here are a few hint* on caring for citrus fruits. *<
• ... Do not buy more than your family can use
during a week. 1
~ Store citrui fruit* In a cool, dark place. )
• ...Handle fruit carefully. Avoid bruises
caused by dropping or crushing. )
* ... Chill orongei for juice before iqueexing. Adding cube*
to chill, dilute* th* juice.
THE HERALD-NEWS, Roosevelt County, W’olf Point, Montana
of Penrose, Colo., received clever
announcements that a Special Lock
has *been added to their house.
Norman Luther Lock arrived
March 14.
Have you made your Red Cross
contribution, Lists will soon be
sent in.
Mrs. Rose Connell.^ arrived last
i week from Wisconsin and is vis
iting at the Wilbur Eggebrecht
home.
About fifteen young people ga
thered at the Gust Strobel home
Thursday evening to help Ardcll
Strobel celebrate her birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Eggebrecht
attended the four-day Exposition
at Glendive last week.
Sunday dinner guests at the L.
C. Kelly home were the Don Nel
sons. the Art Mossestad family .and
Brach’s
CHOCOLATE COVERED
Cherries
Pound Box
• i- <tj . > -
FRESH FROZEN LUTEFISK
FRYERS - AIL CUIS OF
PORK, BEEF AND VEAL
OUT TREY FDD DS7IN Gi
gSHA. MONTANA INSTITUTION 1
Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb Schock Jr.
and children. The dinner was in
honor of Mrs. Art Mospestad's
birthday.
. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Olson
and son called on the Anton Ab
rahams Wednesday afternoon.
| The Arnie Leuebnergers were
' weekend visitors at the Earl Nefz
ger home in Frazer.
Sunday guests at the Walter
SchiHingef home were the Albert
1 Loendorfs, Mr. and Mrs. Boyde
Nefzger.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McFarlane
are visiting relatives in Great
Falls and Kalispell this week.
The Albert Ketner family were
1 dinner guests at the Arnie Leuen
| berger home Thursday.
Mrs. John Hintz, who spent the
winter in California and Phoenix
MINATVRE
Chocolates
Pound Box 59<
Towne - House
Crackers
Pound Box 33<
Pink Grape Fruit
10 to ' 69'
Extra Fancy Red Rome Apples
Pounds 59<
RED SPUDS
10 Pound
Cello Bag ^9^9
CELLO BAG CARROTS
2 23<
arrived last week to visit the Lee
Hintzs.
The Sam McClellans recently
moved into their new farm home.
The Anion Abrahams spent the
week-end at the Howard Braton
home in Vida.
Mrs. Everett Hofland and Rhonda
were models for the Federated
Store in the style SfidW Friday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Gust Strobel. Al
bert Ketner and the Martin Lcuen- |
bergers were business callers at
Circle Monday.
The Earl Nefzgcrs of Frazer were
Sunday visitors at the Clarence
Nefzger home.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Abraham
and Elmer Glaeske called on Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Wanderaas Fri
day evening. A number of inter-
Jl® W Win an E as * er Bunny Doll!
& Buller NiW
IS Gift r 4
°* RvM •* CoHm Gt /
With These Greet Bis Bussy Dells 111 I HU /
Special Butter-Nut QRz /
Coffee lb. v
^Pkgs.
3 98<
Fillet of Pkfl
Ocean Perch 39<
(Fresh Frozen - Boneless - Pan Ready)
csting slide pictures wore shown.
Mr. and Mrs Melvin Bogar and
the Harold Eggebrechts attended
the square dance fe tival in Glen
dive Saturday evening.
Spring is in the air. Several
members of the Vida Rod and Gun
Club held a practice shoot at the
local range Sunday afternoon.
Eleanor Ketner spent the week
end at the Johnny Strobel home in
Wolf Point.
Mr. and Mrs. John Derr arrived
Monday from Oklahoma where
they spent the winter.
Don Cole of station KGCX was
a business caller at Vida the first
of the week.
Janet Mosscstad and Joan Kelly
were guests of Jean Kelly at Havre
over the weekend.
The Kenneth Schillingers were
Dennis J J oz. glass
Boned Chicken 89 c
Derby 5
Chili t F
^1 9 /Rb Pound Box
Chee Spread 2,^
For Lenten
Cheese Dishes
Betty Baker 2
Egg Noodles 49*
tang large jar
Salad Dressing 43'
Pou nt
Nucoa 29<
Lipton's Biack Tea
48 Bags Pound Box
63< 79<
N. B. C. J lb. Box
Soda Crackrs 25 <
Swift's Pound
Round Steak 40<
For Delicious-Swiss Steak
THURSDAY, MARCH 11, W*
Saturday supper at the Allan
Schilllnger home
Mrs. John Hintz. Mr. and Mi
l.ec Hintz were Sunday dint.' r
guests at the Boots Erick ms.
The Arnie I .cut .bcrgcis Wire
.tinner guests nt the Melvin 1
enberger home in Wolf Point Wed
nesday even inn
Jeanenne Jen'en. Lyd> i Seh", ' .
and Delores Schilllnger had lune'i
at the home of Irene Ei ickson lm
lowing thi' style show Friday cw
nlng.
Mr. and Mrs, Howard Branton
attended tiw v adding howei
the Sunnyside school Sunday m
honor of Mr. and Mrs. LaWieme
Rhonda.
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