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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1963)
B—The Mill ('tty Enterprise, Thurxiay, May 23, 1963 SBV ings *ì EMERY' ?’ DIME YOU SPEND WITH US GETS YOU AN GREEN STAMP SUNSHINE HONEY KRAFT 59 29' GRAHAMS 2 LBS. SUNSHINE CANDY Regular 39c Bag Now Velveeta 2 LB. LOAF SNAP-E-TOM Giant 4 Pak Box..... Tang GAINES QUART JAR 39' .......... NALLEY'S Banquet Dills 22 Oz. Jar ....... PILLSBURY NALLEY'S Angel Cake Mix Kosher Dills 22 Oz. Jar...................... 39' Pkg....... ...................... NALLEY'S Plain Dills CAKE MIX 22 Oz. Jar DELUXE ...... NALLEY'S Ice Cream $J49 Cucumber Chips 22 Oz. Jar GALLON ....... ALL PURE VAN CAMP No. 2‘/2 Tin Pork & Beans 89' 12 Oz. Tin 2 for SHASTA GRAPE and ORANGE DRINK 46 Oz. Tin WIZARD Your Choice PiiÜbuiy» PILLSBURY £ BEST è 1 xxxx / FLOUR $198 .' L Notice Men SHICK Stainless Steel Double Edge 79' MORTENS —Chocolate, Lemon Banana, Your Choice 98' Frozen 3 For Pies $100 & DELUXE $100 CHARM 3 for '/j GALLON ! 59' PRODUCE SPECIALS NESTLES i i 79' I MEATS U. S. GOOD RIB FRISKIES Dog Food 39' 59' 2 for Dog Food Popular Size 3 LB. CAN 4 for 25 Lb. BAG Your Choice of Odors $100 SPRAY Shortening $100 Many Get 8 to 10 Shaves Per Blade Peanut Butter 3 PKGS. 69 Plywood Workers REGULAR $1.69 STEAKS lb. U. S. GOOD T-BONE STEAKS lb. DEL PAK or FARMERS BACON lb. DEL MONTE CHUNK Bologna lb.. r LETTUCE, large heads CELERY CUCUMBERS. Field Grown TOMATOES, Field Ripened CANTALOUPES 79c 89' 39’ By the Piece 3SC RESERS FROZEN GLOVES Save 40c Pair PREM NUT LUNCH Drink Mix Economy Size 49' 39' 39' 39' 39' 7 for 3 LB. JAR WYLERS FRUIT Swift’s $100 Razor 5 Blades for MILK $|00 10c each or Per Dozen Bulletin Board Specials NALLEY'S I LB. 2 OZ. PKG. SPECIAL 10 oz. Cans Tomato DRINK Potato ChipsEQc BURGERS # W $|29 Cubed Steaks SPECIAL ....................... Pkg. of 10 Steaks 89' 2 for 29c Lb. 9c each 9c Lb. 19c 3 for $1.00 LAST OF THE BOWLING NEWS Another liowling season came 619; Leonard Myer* 230 for 616; to an end with a successful Verne Jenks 215-211 for 619; bowling banquet, thanks to the Don Carey 223; Clare 21)2; Art effort« of I.eonard and Eva Hempeck 211-206; Irma Core Myers. Barney Keep, of radio INS; Marge Ra)ps 191; and Bob and tv fame was guest speak Lierman 212. er. Doc iKiffy did a fine job 1 would like to take thia op- as master of ceremonies and ¡■ortunity to thank all the league tried hard to top Barney's secretaries for their help on the jok< s. The banquet ended with scores for the past two years, the drawing for the door prizes, They are Ernie, Dec, Dora, and the happiest winner was Gil, Fran, Joe, Vai, Ellen, Sue Poole when she won one of Hank and Sue. the bowling halls. Lloyd Girod I would like to wish Ernie and Joe Boyle were presented and Fran the best of luck on a silver tray from the Men's their new venture into the and Women’s Bowling associa i bowling business nt Albany, tions. I .conn rd Myers took I would also like to extend a home a lion’s share of the get-well greeting to another firn» many trophies. devoted bowler, Dave Bunde. The last ice cream winners Get well soon, Dave, and ail of the bowling season were <>t us would like to see you on Pauline Hensen, Naomi Under th»- bowling lanes again. wood, Shirley Laird and Mary Things we might put into the Wright. They can pick up a bowling banquet next year: gallon of DeLuxe ice cream 1. The man and lady bowler from Girod's Super Market. of the year. Some scores from the last 2. Present an award to the few nights of bowling: man and lady Ixiwler with the Tony Masser 256; Benny highest average. Montoya 212; Ruby Huff 201; 3. Have a special sponsor Jeanette Eery 195; Chuck Way , table for all sponsors. 265; Dave Neitling 223-216 fori 4. Get Doc Duffy some new 624; Vince Iztlay 225-204 for, iokes. Store Hours: Open 8 A. M. to 7 P. M. Monday Through Saturday Girod's Hilltop Super Market 829 8. 1st Avenue PRICES EFFECTIVE Till RS., FRI., SAT., MAY 23, 24, 25, 1963 Mill City, Oregon
