Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, February 18, 1971, Image 4

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    PORTLAND/OBSERVER 18,1971
Save yo u r cans
S
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n _ v CA.,r,
ir o n m e n t
F ir s t Barloe
Now:
SAVE
YOUR LUCKY CANS, SAYS BRE-
Widdrington said.
Consumers w ill pay no more
fo
r
Lucky beer as a result of the
YOUR
LUCKY
CANS, SAYS
program,
he said.
BREWER: THEY’L L FETCH A
PENNY A PAIR - Lucky Bre­
Effective
Tuesday, Feb. 16,
weries w ill buy hack its empt^ seven of Lucky’ s Washingtondis-
cans’ — as well as Lucky B re- tributors in Auburn, Bellingham,
-away ” b o ttle s'— in 11 Pacific Everett, M t. Vernon, Seattle, Ta­
Northwest cities beginning next coma and Vancouver w ill accept
week, the company announced to­ Lucky cans as weli as bottles.
day.
Four Lucky Oregon d istrib u ­
The nation’ s fir s t brewei with tors in Beaverton, Portland and
a plan to buy back and recycle Salem w ill begin buying back
a ll its “ empties” w ill extend the Lucky cans in addition to bottles
program throughout Washington at the same tim e.
and western Oregon in March,
In a press conference at the
Four m onths'ago, LUCKLY Lucky brewery here today, Resi­
pioneered bottle recycling in a dent Manager W a lter Syata show­
* “ highly successful”
program ed newsmen how Lucky collects,
launched fir s t in SEATTLE and cleans and reuses the bottles it
quickly extended to Portland and buys back from consumers.
19 other Northwest citie s.
Stressing that Lucky engages
The brewer’ s d istrib u to rs pay in many environmental activities
25 cents fo r every case of 24 as a part of its corporate eco­
Luckly bottles returned to their logy program, Syata demonstrat­
warehouses. “ Now, our d is tr i­ ed how the company shreds and
butors w ill also pay 12 cents fo r bales cardboard fo r recycling,
every case of 24 Lucky cans.” and how it crushes nonrec/clable
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bottles Into cullet fo r ugejn inap-
ufacturing new bottles.
Cans collected In the recycl­
ing program w ill be shredded and
sold to mining companies fo r use
in copper recovery.
The conference here also mark
ed completion of extensive re­
modeling of the 114-year-old Van­
couver fa c ility , the West’ s oldest
brewery at its original location
The company began buying back
bottles and cans in the San Fran­
cisco Bay Area three weeks ago.
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The Portland T ra ffic Safety
Commission says you’ re kid­
ding yourself if you wait until
it ’s completely dark before
you turn on your headlights.
Use your headlights during
dark, rainy days to le t the
other guy know where you are
so he can miss you.
S p e c ia liz in g
N a tu r a l s
M en , W o m en , C h ild r e r
H a ir c u ts an d s h a v e s
30 22 N .
W illia m s
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‘ Prices Good thru Saturday, February 20th .‘
Fred Meyer
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S h o p p in g C e n te rs
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»And Save More
Sugar Cured
Tender Smoked
MY-TE-FINE
Apple Sauce
7 qop
Oregon Chief
16 Oz.
N o r t h w e s t b le n d ,
to n g y -s w e e t an d
creamy.
Picnics
Solid Pound
Reg. 77*
Top Spred
4 .1 c
MY-TE-FINE Canned
Pre
s li c e d ® W ^ ^ l b .
M ilk
Margarine
S m a ll s iz e , s h o rt s h a n k . S w e e t
smoky ham fla v o r in every tender
bite. Econom ical a n d so very easy
to p re p a re . C ook a n d serve h o t
o r cold.
Tali tin
Finest quality,
rich and smooth
Reg. 25*
Pound
5J1
$100
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Bakery
I
Delicatessen
Frontier
Texas Ruby Red
Wieners
1 Qc
$ 1 00
I
Reg. 29*
15 Oz. Loaf
for
Choose white or wheat. Great for sand­
wiches and toast.
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Produce
Food Club
Balloon Bread
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Grapefruit
12 oz. pkg.
Reg. 65*
pkg
Keep plenty on hand for quick and
easy to fix hot lunches.
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Reg. 15( each
‘ 3.89 ctn of 40
fo r
JK
Heavy w ith sweet juice, rich in V ita m in C and
low in calories.
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Litter
2 Flashlights
4 Batteries
For cats a nd kittens. K itty tra y cat
l i t t e r a b s o r b s a n d d e o d o r iz e s .
10 lb. b a g .
Reg. *1.49
All for
O ne f o r h om e a n d
one fo r y o u r c a r.
B o th h a v e f la s h e r
buttons.
$100
Pro
Toothbrushes
Reg. 79*
Reg. ‘ 1.49
T u fte d to o th b ru s h e s
fo r the
entire
fa
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IN IIC
I V I m
1 1 1 ily .
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$1 00
4 , ’1
Choose fro m 6 lovely fra g ra n ce s.
M akes skin smooth a n d soft.
for
G irls'7-14
Girls'3 -6 , & 7 -1 4
Panty Hose
Pant Suits
Reg. 99*
One size fits 7 to 14.
A ll a ro u n d
s ta y -u p e la s tic w a is t, fo r m - fittin g
stretch nylon fo r excellent no sag
fit. Choose w hite, navy, sunset o r
Tahiti.
Just Say "C h a rg e It" .
Use your B a n kA m e rica rd o r
m aster charge fo r a ll yo u r
V a rie ty needs.
U
W e a r the dress alone o r w ith the pants
fo r a to ta l look. Cute b u tte rfly a p p li­
que, a n d tie b e lt. P o p u la r fro n t z ip ­
per a n d g ro m m e t b e lt. A ll o f lig h t­
w e ig h t b o n d e d spring fa b ric .
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FredMeyer
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S hopping C enters <
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’6”
and
’7”
Fred Meyer Super Centers are open from
9am to 10pm daily. For the one nearest
you, check the white pages of your phone
book.