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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1962)
The Sandy (Ore.) Post Thursday. June 21, 1962 (Sec. IT 3 At Boring— Prices effective Thursday Friday and Saturday, Limit rights reserved. EWneilalkinof D SH0B Plenty of GRESHAM Free Parking POWELL ANO CLEVELAND SANDY MAIN STREET - W ’ Brides in June about our low, low food prices!! ............... LUTHER'S 24-oz. Salad Dressing 29 c Ar Mayonnaise 39 11 LUTHER S ressitS Vacations Oust MIRACLE WHIP BEST FOODS FINER FLOUR 10 24-oz. • Qt. 49' Qt. 59' 10-lb. bag Ül SUGAR bag *’*">llATtO OCCIDENT FLOUR 10 10-lb. bag ★ 99‘ NABISCO SHREDDED WHEAT Fe 3 5 X USDA CHOICE-GOOD 'Tender Ten Times Out of Ten Boneless - Swiss Cut -......... .j—BEEF Roast Steak! ALL FLAVORS 69 W •The Flavor You ll Favor” y2 Gal Reg. 69c Delicia ? Lean Ground on 2 FRANKS 5^/ Gal., Reg. 89c Boneless Beef 79C Boneless Bar-B-Q 2/33£*MCP Pectin LUTHER'S BUTTER Margarine PIES lb 2:^ BREAST & DRUMS 47 2/33C*MCP Sweetener ^>1 MM Tillamook Sharp HEN TURKEYS „ FRYER THIGHS A Qc V ^ib c lb Lemon Juice BANQUET Apple - Cherry - Peach LUTHER'S « c BOLOGNA 39 C HEESE 69 c lb “A Lookout Family Pleaser” Reg. brick, Reg. 99e LARGE, By the Piece lb. lb. box box $1.29 $1.29 box USDA "A" GRADE - BROAD-BREASTED MATURE! “For a Tasty One Dish Meal” Ice Cream 89c MCP Chuck 59 Stew 69 Steak 89 c lb roast FINER BANQUET Chicken - Turkey • Salisbury BANQUET Lemon, Chocolate, Coconut, Butterscotch, Banana ALL-PURE DINNERS BLEACH CREAM PIES CHEDDAR a MILK 59' 589’ 111 49' 39'49' 6 79' 1-lb LINDSAY OLIVES Med. Tall Tin 33( 1 Chicken or Mushroom Chow Mein CORN - PEAS GREEN BEANS APPLESAUCE Chow Mein Noodles 303 tin Mix 'Em or Match 'Em 19' Chicken Chow Mein Fruit Cocktail 4/89' Two Serving Size Medium Yellow No. 1 CELERY STALK ° 6-oz. tin 8/‘I 12-oz. tin 4/’1 GERBER'S STRAINED BABY FOOD 4-oz. Lins A VIENNA SAUSAGE Z ONIONS U.S. No. 2 Shafter POTATOES 10 39 1 WILLIAMS LEMONADE GRAPES 29 CABBAGE 15 ] C( / J MINUTE MAID SWIFT'S Fresh Local Beef Chop Suey Grapefruit Sections 303 tins HOODY PEANUT BUTTER THOMPSON SEEDLESS 98' Size 6 00 ★ CANTALOUPE 6:89( CHUN KING Dundee £ ★ STAR-KIST TUNA Chunk I Style tin ■■ RUFFLE CO CHIPS tr J7 H MILK o— 24e LAUNDRY DETERGENT ♦ lb. box Reg. 95c JOHN S. CI ARK John S. Clark, Wemme, who died in Sandy, June 15, was born Oct. 24, 1898 in Vancouver, B.C. He came to the United States in 1929 and moved to Wemme in 1957 where he had made his home since. Rev. Kent Haley of St. Peter's Episcopal church conducted private fam ily services at Forest Lawn cemetery Monday. Bateman Funeral Chapel handled ar rangements. DANIEL H. LOVE Lt. Cmdr. Daniel H. Love, Rt. 2, Box 1055, Sandy, died at his home June 11. Born Nov. 28, 1890 in Cov ington. Tex., he was a veteran of World War I and World War II, retiring as a Lt. Command er. He had made his home both in Sandy and In Arizona. Survivors are his daughters, Mrs. C. E. Williamson, Sandy and Mrs. Louise Pells, El Ca jon, Calif, and his son, Daniel T., U.S. Navy. Remains were sent by Bate man Funeral Chapel to El Ca jon where services were held and burial was In Ft. Rose crans National cemetery in San Diego. Come see why 7ts the Water" that makes the difference. Visitors are always welcome at the Olympia Brewing! Company at Tumwater, near Olympia, Washington, 8:00 to 4:30 every day. SWIFT'S JEWEL 89 OIL J| 49 4 Borden’s Ready Diet ZEE TISSUE K OZ. tins Roll l’ak SUPER MEAT 1 Gal. HOMoatMino 2 Gal. ® Swift'ning « f At Jewel 3 ■SHOR C-20 Obituaries 1/2 Gal 0Ar SHORTENING By MBS. JOHN OLDS MO 5 6929 BORING — Visitors and va cations are the main topics this month, it seems, and not June brides The Lester Irvins and Otis Riches spent a weekend at Moclips, Wash where they found clamming good. The Arno Ritters entertained Mr. and Mrs. Herb Fleiss of Lafayette. Calif., as house guests earlier this month. Mr. and Mrs. John Kaston went to Whittier. Calif., to visit a son. Donald Lund, his wife, and their son, Richard. They enjoyed cool weather, just right for travel, until they got to Las Vegas, where it was summer in the desert. While there, the Oregonians heard the McGuire sisters and enjoyed their performance. Mr. and Mrs. A L. Weeks had as guests their daughter, Mrs. Vernon Maulding of Nys sa. and grandchildren, Joan, Judy and Vernon, as well as Mr. and Mrs. Norman Baker. The visitors arrived Monday and left Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Rich, Mick Byrd and the Jack Lilies of Es tacada fished at East lake, where the Byrdette Byrds join ed them for the weekend. Beavers Play While Leondale was at 4-H camp, Don and Mina Verdoorn and sons Larry and Ronnie went in to Portland to see the Beavers play. Their daughter stayed with the Earl Meiers. Bonney Shields, daughter of the Matt Shields, spent her first weekend after starting summer work at the Christian Science Monitor in Boston, seeing New York. It was easy to tell twins Curt and Ken Meier apart when they came home from 4-H camp last weekend. Curt tumbled from a fence at Camp Colton and have five stitches in his hand— so the bandage speeded identi fication. — 93 PINT 29 V < BORENE, Thrifty Size 85e Soap 65e CALGON Electric Dishwasher Detergent SANDY Main Street Open 'til 10 P.M. Daily GRESHAM Powell and Cleveland OI IMPIA IlfWING CO I Oiwa Wut -O»» •• 15 O
