Palacios Beacon (Palacios, Tex.), Vol. 68, No. 17, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 24, 1975 Page: 3 of 8
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WILSON’S
If DISCOUNT
311 main •— PH. 972 3313 Specials Good Wednesday, April 23
Thru Tuesday, Apri» 29
We Restrve TV Right To
Limit Quantity PurchatM
BUDWEISER BEER
6-Pac Cans $1.39 APPLES
-FRUITS & VEGETABLES— 1
LETTUCE Large Head 39c
l-LB. CELLO BAGS
CARROTS •• Tier39c
LARGE SIZE
AVOCADOS • 3 for $1.90
TANGERINES - lb. - 19c
D'ANJOU PEARS lb. 39c
WASHINGTON DELICIOUS
• 3 lbs. $1.00
GLADTOLA
FLOUR«-79c
•Y
VAN CAMP
TUNA
No. Vi Flat Can
43C
LIMIT 3 PLEASE
SKINNER’S
8-OZ. SIZE
SHORT CUT MACARONI - 19c
CARNATION
EVAPORATED MILK TallCan 29c
CARNATION
INSTANT MILK 14-Quart $2.99
_ 4-OZ. SIZP
f EARTH BORN SHAMPOO • 19c
HUNT'S
SPINACH
No. 303 Com
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KING SIZE
—DAIRY ITEMS—
[VALLEY GOLD 8-OZ. CARTON j , ©EL MONTE
SOUR CREAM • • 49c cut green .
VALLEY GOLD 16-OZ. CARTON BEANS “ ‘ ’ ^
COnAGE CHEESE - 73c „ " 4
VALLEY GOLD
BUTTERMILK >4*Gal. 85c 4
No. 303 Con
31$
DEL MONTE
KRAFT SINGLES 6-OZ. PKG. , «.nnru KTif
AMERICAN CHEESE - 45c f GARDEN m
No. 303 Cant
SUN VALLEY
MARGARINE Mb. 57c
8-OZ. BOTTLE
FRENCH DRESSING - 53c
• I McCORMICK PURE GROUND
BLACK PEPPER 4-oz. 49c
TOWIE PLAIN THROWN
t QUEEN OLIVES i-oz.29c
I 4 SKINNER’S
3,or $1 ,t RAISIN BRAN ID-oz. 49c
—FROZEN FOODS—
FROSTY AITIES 10-OZ. PKG. 0*~^'n ^
GREEN PEAS • ■
29c *
PKG.
LEAF SPINACH - - 19c
FROSTY ACRES
10-OZ. PKG.
VALLEY GOLD
MELLORINE
M -GALLON
• 49c
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CARESS BRENHAM
PETITE BROOMS - $2.25
Reg. six* i DIXIE MOPS 8-oz, 89c
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N. R. C. SAITIHE CRACKERS 14 55c SIUMO PRIHIPWB TOWHS Re
FRYERS
LB.
49c
U. S. D. A.
CHUCK STEAK lb. 89c
SMOKED PICNIC HAMS I* -« 596
DECKER QUALITY
SMOKED BACONS u>.95<t *«|.u.$1.09
OSCAR MYER
LITTLE SMOKIES
5-OZ. PKG.
65$
mmm
THE PALACIOS BEACON, THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1975 - PAGE 3
PERSONAL
MENTION
We’re happy to report that
Mrs. Mildred Rloux who und-
erwent major surgery at Mat-
agorda General Hospital last
week and Boyd Light, who
was operated on at Citizen’s
Memorial in Victoria last-
week, are both on the road
to recovery.
We also welcome home Rus-
sell Williams, who was con-
fined to Gulf Coast Medical
In Wharton for several weeks.
June wedding
for Miss Maxwell
News from
tin* Services
GUERRERO
Army Private Jose A.Guer-
rero, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ramon Guerrero Sr., of Pala-
cios Is assigned as an armor
crewman In the 1st Cavalry
Division, Fort Hood.
DRY
Army Private Victor D.Dry,
son of Mr. and Mrs. William
R. Dry, of Palacios is assigned
as a generator operator in
the 1st Cavalry Division, Ft.
Hood, Texas.
Pvt. Dry’s wife, Gladys, lives
in Palacios.
Rev. and Mrs. E, Leon Max-
well of Palacios are happy to
announce the approaching
marriage of their daughter,
Lydia Ellen, to Second Lieu-
tenant John David Hyde, son
of Mr. and Mrs. James F.
Hyde, Corrigan, Texas.
The wedding is planned for
Tuesday, June 3, 1975, 6:30
p.m. at the First Baptist
Church of Palacios.
Lydia will be a May graduate
of Palacios High School. John
is a graduate of Texas A&M
University and was a teacher
in Palacios High School. He
has completed Navigators
Training with the United States
Air Force arid is on leave prior
to reassignment.
The couple will reside In Lit-
tle Rock, Arkansas, where he
will be stationed after June 15.
Palacios 4-H dub meets
J. Huitt, the president, called
the meeting to order. Cheryl
McMullen read the minutes
and Tommy Hunt gave the
treasurer’s report.
Mrs. Joyce Harvey gave us a
report on the horse show.
The Horse Club will have their
regular meeting April 20.
Our club will have two com-
munity projects, we will sweep
the Main Street of Palacios,
April 26 and we will also col-
lect money for the Cancer
Drive,
The committee for these two
projects are: Hank Huitt, Wes-
ley Franzen, Terri Lyn Fran-
zen, John Cunningham, Brent
Batchelder, Ron Benner and
Jack Sardellch.
The adult leader is Mrs.
Round-Up
Fred Huitt.
Mrs. Gus Franzen talked to
us about our record books
that are due May 15.
Jerome Fsqulll, our new as-
sistant county agent, was our
guest and talked to us about
our record books and animals.
There will be an officers
meeting with the adult leader,
Mrs. Gerald Wells, Jr., to dis-
cuss the upcoming election of
next year’s officer of our club.
Hedy McMullen led us in a
game and Mrs. Pat Jewell
led us in some songs, then
the meeting was adjourned.
Our next meeting will be May
6.
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DOTJYWORK-TRy
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SEALAND
PRODUCTS CO.
TEXACO DISTRIBUTOR
NEW TURNING BASIN
4-H news
On April 14, president Er-
vin Kubecka called the meet-
ing ol Round-Up 4-H Club
to order.
Rodney Cooper led the motto,
pledge and prayer. Teresa Pe-
terson called the roll and read
the minutes ol the previous
meeting.
James Kubecka gave a re-
port on the Council Meeting
held in Bay City. The 4-H
Barbecue has been changed
from May 3 to May 16. For
those who wish to turn in re-
cord books, they will be due
on May 15.
Renee Crain, Paula Domak,
Renee Coale and Wylene
Crain, members of the Tres
Palacios 4-H Club, gave a de-
monstration called “Share the
Fun”.
Steve Stuhrenberg then gave a
demonstration on “Manners”
and James Kubecka gave one
entitled “The Importance of
Estuaries”.
All those who participated
were congratulated on a job
well dont.
The meeting was adjourned
and refreshments served.
STARTING WEDNESDAY,
APRIL 23
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SPECIALS
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ENAMEL LATEX
GOOD SELECTION OF COLORS
Come Early!
ALL SALES FINAL
JOHN F. BARNETT
LUMBER CO.
$513 COMMERCE
PHONE 972-2714
Baked with family pride.
"We still bake our
bread the yeast-
rising way, like
Grandmother Baird
did. No one's ever
^ found a better
Im6 ; ^ M way to make
good bread. It's expensive, but the
final flavor and texture is worth it."
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Dismukes, Mary V. Palacios Beacon (Palacios, Tex.), Vol. 68, No. 17, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 24, 1975, newspaper, April 24, 1975; Palacios, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth725157/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Palacios Library.