8—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Feb. 13, 1964
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GET OLD-TIME SAVINGS
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It’s Good Old-Fashioned Thrift Days!
FRIDAY, FEB. I4TH
STAYTON
P&4- AMERICA’S MOST VALUABLE STAMPS!
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SANTIAM
LUM8ERJACK
SYRUP
At Stayton
21 oz. Bottle ALICE LOVE Strawberry or Apri-
CRB 00 cot-Pineapple
$1°° JAM
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3 for
2 Lb. Jar
COLD WATER
ALL
■JQc Riuso Blue
Quart Bottle
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Sunshine Candy
Puss ’N Boots
Cat
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Pillsbury White Angel Food
¡CAKE MIX
Hydrox
support.
2 For
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De Luxe
49
Ice Cream
Gallon . . . .
sliced or cut 5 cans
PEANUT BUTTER
2 for
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29
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Chek
Jallon . .
Package
MEAT SPECIALS
Velveeta
SWEET HEART - Fully Cooked
CHEESEFOOD
Boneless HAM
21b. Loaf . . .
NEBERGALL - All Meat
I minute
WIENERS
OATS
2 LB. PKG.
Large 42 Ounce Package
NEBERGALL - Pure
PORK SAUSAGE
Salad Bowl Chef
Style French
SALAD DRESSING
8 Oz. Bottle . . . .
LYNDEN'S
SNOWS
Stewing HENS
3 ■ 1 LB. ROLLS
79'
89
c
SWEET HEART
Sliced BACON
2 LB. PKG.
CLAM CHOWDER
LB.
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99
29 c
Fill Your Freezer No iW
4 CANS
S & W Fancy
PEAS
Size 303
5 cans . .
$
PRODUCE SPECIALS
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WHITE
GRAPEFRUIT
8 LB. BAG
2 - 1 LB. BAGS
6 cans..................
4 -FISHERMEN
Breaded SHRIMP
8 Ounce Package
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FIELD RIPENED
Large 42 Ounce Package
CORN
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CALIFORNIA
RICE
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Lemon Drops
Chicken, Liver, Horsemeat and
Giant Size
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NUMBER 2
POTATOES
50 LB. BAG
$129
CAKE MIXES
3 Packages
Splits And Spares
‘hy 170. Split» ¡ticked
lots
Phi lip» 3-7. Georgia Smith 4-
10. Faye Scot! 5 6. 4-5-7 nnd 5-10
Uy r.llrn Fudge
Ruby, Wed Dale Van Cicave
Honor Holl
had high game with a 222 and
Men—
Lyli Sanders high series with
Jeas Schieman
263 a 602. Other score» l.ylc 216
Dave Nettling
247 and .’lx. Dale Ml, Bob Johnaon
Ed Wulf
235 56!. Lyle Newcomb 212 for 567.
Herman Holm
235 Ralph l-ulay 2U) for M4. Joe
Hon Hendrik
231 Imlay 202 for 509. Hot> Pruitt
Ed Sharek
233 201-202 for 570. Joe Meuse AM)
for 526. Darrell Schumacher 506.
Women- -
John Ixicas 512. Ken Coleman
Darlene McDougall
210
907 Carl KUne 517
Rafah
Phyllis Lierman
AM Glidewell 510. Bov Morri« 523
Olive Barnhnrdt
193 Ix-r Glidewell 522. Hill Wallace
Georgia Smith
1X7
537 Sollt» picked Jess Schle-
Blanche Wallace
187
man 5-7 nnd Lyle Sanders 3-6-
I Mnrthy Schwindt
1X7 7-10
Ed Wulf rolled high series
Vai Thur» Frank Spellmeyer
this week With a 668 and for the
women. Olive Barnhnrdt had hnd a 207 for high gnmr ami
Hill Wallace hnd n 533 for high
high »cries with n 534
series
Other scores
Gary
There were three ice cream
Glennon 198 for 528 Jim Cbl-
winner». Jay Myers picked the
i lins 190 for 517. Ace Under
6- 7-10. and Ollie Bunion the 6-7-
wood 197 fin- 511 and Vai
10 I torn Gustafson picked the 4-
Klamfie 196 for 501
7- 10 Each will receive a gal
Hank. Fri Ed Sharek had a
lon of Ih-lxixe ice cream from
233 for high game nnd n 561
Girod'» Super Market.
for high series Other scores
League Secretary Il<-|x>r1s—
Nick Gustafson 22S for 587 Geo
Clare Mon
Barney Ham- Poorman 515. Harry Frver 200
hardt had both high game and for 523. Hank Mlotke 192 (or
high serie» with a 232 for a 521. Hob Davison 202 for 531,
606. Other score« Barney ’AM. Hob Nuttman 509 and Hon
Vem Jenks 211. Leonard Myers Minten 522 Splits picked Allie
201. Gordy McMorris 205. Al Bunion picked the 6-7-10 ice
Griffith 204 and I-non Jordan cr-enm split; Hob Nuftmnn 5-10.
207
Harry Fryer 5-7 nnd Hank 3-7
Gordie Mon Mixed Doubles
Gordie. Fri. Mixed Doubles
Herman Holm rolled both high Phyllis Merman hnd n AM for
game and high series with a high game nnd a 503 for high
235 for a 606 Other scores Inir- scries for the women nnd IJovd
ry Gower 210-193 for 5O<. John Holm hnd a 204 gnmr nnd
Iximpman 202-190 for 556. Hen Wayne Lierman a 581 scries f >r
Wh<«adon 161-171-171 for 503. highs for the men
Other
Midge King 1X9. Faye Scott 1X9 scores
Lloyd llolm 197 for
(Itaye 172. Midge 444), Jim 570, Are Underwood 191 for 513.
King 179, Alice Palmer 139 (9X Tony Mnssrr 528. Lloyd Gins!
' avg.) Bita Wallace 153 (115 av. I IM for 501, Al Harrison 1X0.
Splits picked: II. H. Balphs 5 7. I Marlys Willard 177 for 4X5 (110
John Lampman S-10, Hill Owen» , (iv t and Pat I-owcrs 1XX Splits
6-8-10 and lai Hlyth 3-6-7
picked Tbnv Massrr 507 and
Dora. Tues.: Olive rolled both ' Frank Welter 5-10
high game and high series with
Gordon Fri. Ed Wulf hnd high
a 193 for a 534 Other scores game nnd series with n 235
Evelyn Mlotke IM, Blanche for 66X Other scores Hon Hen
I Wallace 1X7 far 171. Shirley drick 200-234 for 603. Gordon
, Het hell 179 lor 470, Pat Ixrwers 200-203-225 for 628. Herman
i 466, Dorothy Schwindt 1X7 for Holm 201-210 for 591. Ed Peter
i 499 Splits picked: I torn picked 200, Lloyd Girod 203, Dennis
the 4-7-10 ice cream split, Elsie Holm 201-215 for 596. Claude
Girod, Pat Ixwers nnd Dolores Phillips 207, John lowers 203.
i Holm the 5-7, Ixtcillc Merman [ John Savard 212, Clare Hend
5-8-10, Pat Lowers 4-9, Marge rick 552, Jess Schiemnn 542.
i Gentry 3-6-7, Evelyn Johnson Hob Bethel 531 Splits picked
and Dorn Gustafson 5-10.
Jny Myers picked the 6 7-10
Gil. Tues.: Jess
Schiemnn Ice cream split.
rolled tx»th high game and high
Edith Junior Howling Ixirry
series with a 263 for 618. Other Biever 195, Don Lierman 154,
scores: Al Yiinkus 214-203 for Mike Wallace 157, Scott Dni-
587. Dave Nietling 247 for 575, shclla 167. Steve Minten 154,
Dennis Holm 565, Herman Holm Ken Ely 145, Fred Girod 158
.,71 Leo Wicki/er 5-15, Dave nnd 166, Don Gernths 162 nnd
Freeland 561 and Lloyd Holm 157.
"l.'i: far 577.
It's City Tournament time
Dorothy. Wed. A. M. : Darlene again and the women will start
McD ugali rolled a 210 for high It off by bowling Februay 29,
game and Georgia smith had and 23, the Juniors February
a 505 for high series. Other 29 nnd the men February 29,
sco os: Georgia 187, Midge nnd March 1, 7 and 8. Ix»ts of
King 185-182 for 503, Kathleen acorekeepers will lie needed so
Manning MB lor 171. Bobbie even if you don't howl in league
Budlong 184, Ellen Fudge 176 for lait know how, please go down
197, Elsie Girod 171 und Doro- to the bowling alley and sign up.
Store Hours: Open 8 A. M. to 7 P. M. Monday Through Saturday
Girod s Hilltop Super Market
829 S. 1st Avenue
Mill City, Oregon