The Mill City enterprise., October 24, 1963, Page 8, Image 8

8—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Oct. 24, 1963
Excellent Quality
PLANTERS
Mixed Nuts
No Peanuts
13•/» oz. can
Q8C
No. 303 Can
TASTEWELL
7 Can» for
No. 303 Can
TASTEWELL
Cream Corn
$100
8 Cans for
fc >
No. 2</j
Lumberjack
SYRUP
8 Cans........ ........
1 lb. pkg. 2 for - -
$|00
100 Pie Crust Mix 29 c
BETTY CROCKER
LARGE NESTLES
Chocolate Bars
Biskit Mix
Large Pkg
MEAT SPECIALS
Orange or Grape Drink $100
TURKEYS
4 CANS
X......................
Your Choice
$100
A
29
46 Oz. Can
SHASTA
10 oz. pkg.
3 For
29
A
HENS
GERBER'S STRAINED
BABY FOOD
JtJc
$119 TOMS
DOZEN
CENTER CUT
69'
SPARE RIBS
59'
WIENERS
MORSELS
98'
39'
SLICED BACON
39'
CHEESE
PRODUCE SPECIALS
Carrots, Turnips, Rutabagas
5'
FACIAL TISSUE J I00
SQUASH
5 Pkgs........................... *
5'
CABBAGE
4'
GRAPEFRUIT
GREEN
29'
HEINZ
Tomato SOUP
11 cans..................
6
100
PORK CHOPS
LB.
COUNTRY STYLE
LB.
NEBERGALL-All Meat
NESTLES
2 LB. PKG..................
1 12 Ounce Package
DEL PAK
CD
CRACKER BARREL
1 Sharp Stix
10 Oz. Pkg.
POWDER ROOM
LB...............................
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LB..........................
DANISH
LB...........................
FLORIDA PINK
STAMPS
7Qc
> W
3 FOR______
NUMBER I
POTATOES
10 Lb. BAG
OQc
VW
Regular $1.65
$129
A
ONLY
Regular 69c Only
MILK
FISHER’S
MAKEUP
Tooth Paste
ALL PURE
.
100 BAGS
PEPSODENT
4 Cans for
a
TEA
$|00
PEACHES
Sugar
M J B INSTANT
COVER GIRL
MELLOWEST FREESTONE
C & H
Powdered or Brown
2 JARS
oac
MW
TREE
ci
3 bottles
FOODS
$|00 COFFEE
6 Oz. JAR
PEAS
22 Ounce Bottle
GERBERS JUNIOR
SCHICK STAINLESS STEEL
Razor Blades
Regular 79c Only
Razor Blades
Regular $ 1.00 Only
HUNT'S
49'
59'
79'
46 Oz. Can
Tomato Juice
$100
4 Can»
VAN CAMP'S
Pork and Beans
4 Can»
No. 21/] Can
89'
Splits And Spares
Webb 535 Splits picked: Jet»
Schieman 4-7 9. Ralph I Allay
3-5-10 and Fred Lang 5-8-10
Hy Fl lea Fudge
QU W.-.I
Dennis Hate had
Honor Roll
high game and high serie» of
Men—
201 for 568 Dave Freeland had
Al Bocdigheimer
225 a 200, J Schlewek picked the
John I a Avcm
. .
, 223 5-7-9. Gil Schachtdck 3-6-7-10
Wnrrcn Sb.11
z.’3 and Doyle Huff the 5-7.
Pearl Thur». Blanch Wallace
Jay Myer»
Bl
Clam Hendrick
214 had high game of 204 and Gert-
le Johnson had high serie» of
198 Other »core»: Ellen Fudge
Mabel Yankus
212
J00 for 472. Jeanette f ery 190
Rlanche Wallace
204
for 464. Betty Wallace 175-167
Ellen Fudge
200
for 476, Gertie Jitinaon 164-166-
Evelyn Johnson
199 I 168. Evelyn Johnaon 172, -Marge
Vemcll Martin
1'“'
llcm peck 168 (115 av.) Sunnlr
Jeanette Fery
190
Chance 164 156 <123 av I Splits
Gordy McMorris had a 591 for
picked: Sunnie Chance 4-5-7.
high series for the men and
Marge Whitlatch 5-6-10, EUcn
Gertie Johnson Juul high »eric«
i5-7, Pearl 5-6 ami Ruth Nash
for the women with a 49«.
5-8-10
Two Ice Crcnm Split» were
llink. Fri A. M. (Ictus Mint-
picked thi» week, Loren Udey
en hnd high game of 209 and
picked the 4-7-10 and Sue Wal­
Genre Poorman had high »erie«
ton picked the 6-7-10, each g<xxl <ft 577. Other »core«: George
for one gallon of DeLuxe Ice
Poorman 202. Clrtu» Mlntrn 209
Cream at Girod’» Super Mar­ for 556. Bob Boroughs 201 for
ket.
513. Harry Fryer 190 for 518.
Imgur Secretary Report»—
Swede Anderson 182 for 501.
Clare Mon.: Joe Boyle had
Gordy M. Fri.: Al Boedlg-
high game of 212 and Gordy heimer had high game of 225
McMorris had high series of and Warren Stoll had high ser­
591. Other Korea: Gordy Me- ie» of 586. Other «core»: Al Boe-
Morri» 210, Joe Boyle 580. dlgticimer 527. Warren Stoll 223.
Jim Peterson 206. I ai Henning Duane Newton 204 for 585.
202. Merle Bordigheimer 207 Gordy McMorris 216 for 576. Jay
and Rus» Scott 203.
Myer» 223 for 549,
Dennis
Dora. Tues.: Eva Myers had Holmes 568. Mnrv Overholts 210.
high game of 189 and Marge Ralph Glidewell 201 for 552.
Albus had high series of 485 Virgil Trout 546. Doyle Huff 204
Other score»: Eva Myers 470, I for 553 and IJoyd Girod 210
Marge Albus 180, Mabel Yankus ■Splits picked: George Pavllsh
182 for 483. Shirley Brthrll 178 M0 and 9-10. Ed Wulf 6-7, Gun­
for 479. Bea Stornier 181 for nar Guttormsrn 3-7-10. Benny
476, Marge Benton 181. Janice ! Youngblood 5-7 and 5-10 ami
Fery 177 for 476, Marge Ral[>hs Ron Hendrick 5-8-10.
467. Marge Parker 172 and
Gordie G. Fri. Mixed Doubles
Donna Sander» 172. Split» picked John Ixjwer» hnd high game nnd
Phyllis Mulse 5-7, Edith Boyle high series of 223 for 544 Other
4- 10. Marylee Elliot 5-10, Berty scores: IJoyd Holm 218 for 506.
Johnson 5-10. Shirley Rethel) Al Harrison 197-172 for 513, Eve­
5- 6. Janice Fery 5-7-9, JoAnn lyn Johnson 199. IJoyd Girod
Fery 5-6 and Jessie Juel 2-7
191 Frank Welter 186 nnd Pat
Dorothy. Wed. A. M.: Mabel Lowers 178. Splits picked: Izzran
Yankus had high game of 212 Udey picked the 4-7-10 Ice cream
and Dorothy Schwlndt had high split. Tony Mnsscr 6-7 and
s.-rirs of 492
Other scores Midge King 3-9 1B.
VrrnelJ Martin 190 for 482, Lu­
To Vai Klnmpe nnd the Thurs­
cille Huber 174, Dorothy 173, day night men’s league I hum­
and Elsie Girod 167. Splits bly npologlze and give myself
picked- Sue Walton picked the 20 lashes with a wet noodle for
6- 7-10 ice cream split,
Eva losing the bowling news Mr.
Myers 5-7, Evelyn Johnson, 5-10, Klampe gave me. T will try
Dorothy 5-10 and Gordie Gar­ extra hard never to let that
ton 4-5-7.
happen again.
Ruby. Wed.: Clare Hendrick
Fifty bowlers attended the
had a 214 for high game and Stayton Night Alibi Tournament
Jess Schieman hnd high series Inst Saturday night and every­
of 551 Other scores: Darrell one had a gmxl time even those
Schumacher 204 for 531, Leo who didn't howl so well. Free
Wlrklzer 203 for 546, Harvey 1 coffee nnd donuts ax well as
Blaylock 212, Gary Puckett 202 many door prizes were given.
and 204 for 541, Ed Netherlin . Jeanette (Jet) Crenmer took
536, Ken Coleman 515, Gene But-1 first place with an exhibition
ler 524, Fred Lang 526, Hugh: of very nice bowling.
Store Hours: Open 8 A. M. to 7 P. M. Monday Through Saturday
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829 S. 1st Avenue
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