Thursday, April 4, 1963 maar*'
Pleasant Valley
School Activities
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Attending the Centennial
High School National Honor
Society banquet at the Mayfair
House last week were mem­
bers Jackie Jacobson, Kathy
Kato. Howard Slyter Jr. and
Eric Wogsberg. Others present
were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ka­
to, Mrs. Paris Slyter, and Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Wogsberg.
Following
the dinner new
members were installed. Wil­
fred Burgess, principal of Cen­
tennial high school, was guest
speaker.
Listed on the honor roll at
Portland State college this
quarter is Mrs. Raymond Bak­
er who achieved a perfect 4.0
grade average.
Twenty - one piano pupils
of Mrs. Thelma Sipe Jones took
part in the Junior Festival of
the Oregon Federation of Mu­
sic Clubs on March 19-21 at
Portland State college.
PIGGLY WIGGLY’S
Stores ide^SALE
SAVE MONEY! SAVE S&H GREEN STAMPS
STAMPS
SAVE MONEY! SAVE SAH GREEN STAMPS
Bridgmon Bros. Fresh
Savings in every
deparment of the
store plus
S&H Green
Stamps
FRYER
PARTS
Among those from Pleasant
Valley school taking part were
—Virginia
Erttenmaji and
Debra Watt who each receiv­
ed a superior rating in Pri­
mary I. Connie Caterina re­
ceived an excellent rating in
Primary II, and Patty Kato
played in Elementary IV and
received a superior rating.
Bridgmon Bros, fryers are plump and tender with a flavor that can t
be matched ... and they're days fresher because they're grown in
Oregon. Buy just the fryer parts your family likes best at Piggly
Wiggly's special low price this weekend.
Fairlane
I
Breasts,
Thighs
lewis-ChaUter and Piggly Mggfy Meats
Chicken, turkey or beef . . . regular 25c each
Fresh Cut-up Fryers.
Fresh Fryer Wings. .
Jumbo Bologna s"lb-d 49c
Skinless Sausage
Pacific Scallops . . .
Jack Cheese . . . .
lb
Dubuque Canned
Del Monte
Pullman style boneless
canned picnics.
PLUS S & H GREEN STAMPS
Strawberries
Margarine
Finer Flour
Flickettes
99
3-lb. tin
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Dundee fresh-
frozen berries
5
Specially enriched
Regular 73c large size
Ban Deodorant
(plut tax)
61c
Liquid Floor Wax
Quart tin
Liquid Trend
22-oz. bottle
DUNDEE
CORN
Cream or Whole Kernel
79c
49c
PEAS, BEANS
TOMATOES
Jr < V
Clear or Pink
39c
49c
lb. 79c
ib. 59c
1-lb. pkg.
Soups
Regular 2/31c vegetable varieties
mix or match
pkgs.
Ä 95c
ft#
1
Premium Snowflakes
2-lb.
package
Nabisco Crackers
55c
fresh corn
Betty Crocker refrigerated
Cinnamon Rolls
9W-OZ.
* package
35c
Golden Ears
Betty Crocker refrigerated
Pizza Mix
14%-oz.
package
43c
Liquid Detergent
22-oz. bottle
39c
No. 303
95c
package
35c
Angel Flake
Baker’s Coconut
Granulated
Dorene Soap
Thrift package
65c
For automatic washers
C-20 Detergent
4-lb. package
89c
Swift's Prem
Luncheon Meat
2
12- oz .
tin«
95c
Baker's Premium
FRUIT
COCKTAIL
Hudson House
303 85£
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Shredded Coconut
8-oz.
package
Aluminum Foil
33c
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Kaiser
Broiler Foil
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New plastic twin-pak
Carnation
Milk
Gallon
Twin pak cartoni
97c
Brentwood Milk
Gallon
PigglyWiggly
Save as you spend with S&H Green Stamps
Prices effective Thurs., Fri., Sat., April 4-5-6. Limit rights reserved.
79c
+ Gresham
★ Sandy
35c
Kaiser Household
★ N.E. 162nd & Glisan
49c
4-H Wranglers
Collect Hangers
Wftfy frttüw Product
Dundee
Lady Alice
A crew of members under
the leadership of Don Earl,
property chairman, cleaned
and waxed the floors and wash­
ed the windows of Lynchwood
Christian church Saturday.
At the 11 o’clock service on
Palm Sunday, April 7, the ser­
mon will be Palms and Psalms.
On Maundy Thursday
the
Church Board will meet at 7:30
followed by a special candle­
light Communion Service at
8:30.
Church youth have plans for
a car wash and baked sale at
the church parking lot on the
day before Easter. On Easter
morning they will sponsor a
Sunrise Service for youth at 6
a m. at the church's wooded lo<.
$100
Margarine. . .
• APPLES. . .
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j PINK GRAPEFRUIT 2 ■ 39'
1
| POTATOES . . 10 £ 39‘
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The next meeting of the
Pleasant Valley Grange Home
Ec club will be held on Tues­
day, April 9, at the Grange
Hall.
Hostesses
for the meet­
ing will be Mrs. Millard Roll,
Mrs. O. B. Olsen, Mrs. Paris
Slyter, Mrs. Pete Kuss, Mrs
Crawford and Mrs. Ashbough.
Volunteers Give
Lynchw’d Church
Spring Cleaning
Blue Bonnet
6 ^“85c
Aerowax
$100
79'
Ghirardelli's chocolate
bits for baking . ..
IMORE MONEY■ SAVERS I
By the
piece, Ib.
Campbell's
1-lb.
pkg»-
10-lb.
lb.
43.
29c
ft Oc
pkgs.
Plymouth colored cubes
lb.
A concert was presented on
both Wednesday and Thursday
evenings by the students win­
ning Superior and Excellent
ratings.
Good citizens of the week
from Mrs. Rain's 1st, Pippa
Miller and Mike .Andrews; Mrs.
Rohde’s 2nd, Roberta Finsaas
and Cindy Caterina; Mrs.
Knight's 4th, David Finsaas
and Calvin Grahn; Mrs. Hemp­
hill’s 4th, Linda Rae Craw­
ford and Eleanor Schlappie;
Mr. Moulton's 5th, Wanda
Papineau; Mrs. Jackson's 5th,
Greg Slemp and Faith Fowler;
Mrs. Swan’s 7th, Keith Clinton
and Dee Baird; Miss Suds,
Cathy Bliss and Mr. Duds, Dale
Willing.
Nancy McAllister had the
misfortune of falling in the
gym last week and breaking
a bone In her foot. She is now
hobbling around with one foot
in a cast.
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The Damascus 4-H Wrang­
lers have set up collection de­
pots for the deposit of clothes
hangers during their annual
drive. The group of 10 teen­
aged boys and girls of the Da­
mascus area will use funds de­
rived from sale of the hang­
ers to buy their own uniforms.
Each member would like to *
collect 1,000 or more hangers.
Boxes have been placed in
various stores in the Gresh­
am and Damascus area. Per- -
sons who have 50 or more
hangers to donate and do not
have a collection box near
their home, may call Olympic
8-2293 or Belmont 2-2988 to
have them picked up.
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