The Mill City Enterprise, 'Hiursday, Feb. 28, 1963
White Star TUNA
CHUNK STYLE
4 cans . .
HOODY'S
BüLfflKJHÄN WORDS
BETTY CROCKER
Angel Foods
White Confetti, Fudge Swirl, Lemon
Custard, French Vanilla, Lemon
Chiffon and Orange Chiffon
Pkg. ..... .
Kraft Spaghetti
49
5 pkgs..........................
Del Monte PEAS
5 Cans
SATURDAY NIGHT, MARCH 2, 1963
CANBY v$. SANTIAM
JV starts at 6:30 P. M.
Bowling News
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Dinners
Size 303
The Last Home Game of the Season
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Tastewell PEARS
Size 2 */2
4 Cans...................................
Nalley’s CHILI
15 Ounce Can ........................... .................
KraftMIRACLEWHIP
Quart
Èveready Flashlights
Regular $1.19
Only
3 Minute OATS
42 Ounce Pkg.
3 Minute Popcorn
2 LB. BAG
3 Minute Popcorn
4 LB. BAG......................................................
FINEFOODS "Fancy Tiny"
Oysters
29’
49’
49’
39’
29’
55’
s|00
3cans . . . .
FARM FRESH
fruits» vegetables
Radishes and Green Onions
BUNCH................................................
5*
LARGE HEADS
LETTUCE
2 FOR
29’
ROME BEAUTY
APPLES
$149
i /2 bushelbox
YELLOW
ONIONS
4
LBS.
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AVOCADOES
EACH
19’
10’
By Joe Boyle
High Scores
Meo—
Lanny Fredericks
Ron Hendrick...........
Lou'c Atkinson
Dave Bunde
Lee Glidewell
257
217
238
231
231
Women—
Marge Ralphs
212
210
Edith Bruce
209
Fran Garsjo
201
Evelyn Miotke
199
Shirley Bethel
High series for the men was
rolled by Ron Hendrick with a
206-247 for 644. For the women.
Marge Ralphs had 212 for
a 529.
No ice cream splits this
week.
Reports from Ix-ague Secretaries
Ernie: Mon. High game and
I senes was rolled by Louie At-
I kinson with a 200-232 for 623.
Other scores: Art Fromherz
226; Lou Killinger 226; Verne
Jenks 216; Russ Scott 224;
Claude Phillips 216; Chuck Way
212-207; Arlyn Birkholz 215;
Lloyd Girod 207; Ken Farwell
215; Vince Lulay 209;; Swede
Chamberlain 207; George Pav-
lish 203; Bill Wallace 205; Al
Harrison 202; Don Westrick 213;
Ernie 213; and Al Yankus rolled
a 1X3 all-spare game good for
a lube job at Clarkston's 76,
and $5 in trade at the Gem
Cafe.
Splits
picked:
E d
Dunham 5-7; Benny Montoya
5- 8-10; Bob Walton 6-8-10; and
the 2-4-7-9-10; Lou Henning 3-
6- 7-8-10; Ernie 5-10; Doc Angel
2-9; Joe Lulay 5-7; Jim Birk­
holz 5-7, and Bill Purdy 5-10.
Dee: Monday Mixed: High
game for the men was rolled by
Harold McCall with a 220, Bob
Jewell had high series with a
200-201 for 569. Bea Wheadon
had high game and series for
tl>e women with a 171 for 441.
Other scores: Ed Neatherlin 204
June Uhl 136-150 for 413. Splits
picked: Leo Wheadon 5-7-9;
Fred Wallace 5-10; Vel Lier­
man 2-7.
Dora. Tues. High game and
series was rolled by Marge
Ralps with a 212 for 529. Oth­
er scores: Edith Bruce 210 for
497; Evelyn Miotke 201 for
504; Bea Stornier 189 for 514;
Jeanette Fery 182 for 501; Fran
Gars jo 180 for 504; Marilyn
Strout 497; Lois Phillips 486;
Varsity at 8:00 P. M.
Bonnie Hartle 483; Pat John­
son 483; Gert Pendleton 181;
and Jenny Masser 185-168 (126
ive.) Splits picked: Frances
Montoya 5-7; Mabel Yankus 5-
lo, Betty Budkmg ill); Vivian
Chamberlain 5-8-10; Jeanette
Fery 7-8-3-10; Janice Fery 5-6;
ai Schieman 4-5, and Marcy
Hafner 2-7.
Gil: Tues. High game was
rolled by Louie Atkinson with
i 238. and Leonard Myers had
ligh series with a 204-213 for
¡15. Other scores; Russ Scott
206; Lee Glidewell 231; Jim
Towery 200; George
Pavllsh
215; Gil 213; Clare 209-214;
lay Myers 205. and Ernie 215.
Fran. Wed. a. m. High game
was rolled by Bonnie Hartle
md Dora Gustafson with a
192, and Bonnie had high ser­
ies with a 523. Other scores:
Phyllis Lierman 180 for 504,
IXirothy Schwindt
181;
Eva
Myers 180; Sue Walton 178;
Kathleen Manning 172; Darlene
McDougall 171; Edith Boyle
170, and Mary Kramer 170.
Splits picked: Eva Myers 4-7-9;
Dora 5-10; Bonnie 5-8-10; Mac
Guest 5-7; and Darlene Mc­
Dougall 5-10.
Joe. Wed.: High game and
series was rolled by Al Yankus
with a 204-230 (or 585. Other
scores: Ken Ellis 226; Al Haines
224; Ken Boswell 211; Roy
Morris 219; Ambrose Dozier
208. and Joe Ragsdale 227.
Vai.
Thurs
8-Ball:
1 i
game and series was rolled by
the biggest 8-ball. Dave Bunde
with a 231 for 636. Other scores:
Vnl Klampe 215; Morris Howe
556. Splits picked; John Savard
3-4-6-7. and Verne Chamberlain
[licked the 1-5-7-9 washout.
Ellen. Thurs. High game was
rolled by Fran with a 209. Bet­
ty Wallace had high series with
a 195 for 516. Other scores:
Shirley Bethel
199;
Vivian
Chamberlain 192; Myra Ripka
174; Edith Bruce 181; Eva
Myers 480; Myra Ripka 168 for
456; Donna Schnider 163 for
437 (115 ave.) Marge 176; Edith
Bruce 198; Ruby Huff 174;
Marge Hatch 174; Jeanette Fery
172; Evelyn Miotke 485; Blanche
Wallace 475. Splits picked: My­
ra Ripka 5-8-10; Edith Bruce
5-7; Dorothy Schwindt 5-10;
Marge Whitlatch 5-8-10; Hazel
James 5-10; and Laverne Wal­
lace had a 103 triplicate.
Hank. Fri. a. m. High game
and series was rolled by Lanny
Fredericks with a 257 for 600.
Other scores; Hank Miotke 203;
Cletus Minten 222; Ron Johnson
220; Charlie Threlkel 215, and
Ollie Runion picked the 5-7.
Sue. Fri. Mixed: High game
and series for the men was rol­
led by Bob Lierman with a
205 tor 555. Ella Leiseth had
high game for the women with
a 193, and Elsie Girod had high
series with a 462. Other scores:
Leo P'X)1< 202, Tony Masser 551;
Sue 181; Lu Blythe 181, and
Verna Bunde picked the 3-10
three times.
Ernie. Fri. High game and
series was rolled by Ron Hend­
ricks with a 206-247 for 644.
Other scores: Al Yankus 224;
Merle Boedigheimer 209; Jess
Schieman 213; Allen Boedig­
heimer 213; Verne Jenks 223;
Virgil Trout 202; Ed Wulf 202;
Leonard Myers 203. Splits pick­
ed: Ron Hendricks 5-10; Jim
Strout 5-8-10; Ralph Lulay 6-7-
8-10; Larry Howard 3-6-7-10 and
Aryln Birkholz 6-8-10 and the
7-8.
Peanut Butter
3 LB. JAR
T
Swifts
PREM
12 ouncecan .
BLUE BELL
Potato Chips
59’
00
TRIPLE PAK BOX
Flav-R-Pak
PIES
Apple, Cherry, Peach and
Boysenberry
3 for . . .
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GIROD'S
BLEACH
49’
GALLON
PARKAY
MARGARINE
$100
4 Pounds
ONE A DAY MULTIPLE
VITAMINS
Regular $2.94
$|98
Only
CREST
TOOTH PASTE
Regular 83c
69’
Only
BUYS
U. S. D. A. GOOD
Beef ROASTS lb. 49«
SHORT SHANK
PICNICS
lb.
39«
U. S. D. A. GOOD
Round Steaks lb. 79'
DEL PAK and FARMERS
Sliced Bacon lb. 39e
NEBERGALLS
Sausage Rolls 3,or89c
Zk»/ green
Z<. STAMPS
Store Hours: Open 8 A. M. to 7 P. M. Monday Through Saturday
Girod's Hilltop Super Market
829 S. 1st Avenue
PRIC ES EFFECTIVE, THURS., FRI., SAT., FEB. 28, MAR. I, 2, 1963
Mill City, Oregon