The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, January 21, 1965, Page 8, Image 8

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    8—The Mil (Tty Enterprise, Thursday, Jan. 21, l!»tk'>
Basketball
My Dears- GOOD OLD-FASHIONED
WOODBURN
VI.
.THRIFT DAYS
SANTIAM
Fridav, Jan. 22
are here again! | get our old - time values - plus
8:00 P. M.
High School Gym
i
El.te Chocolate
100
CHERRIES
2 for . .
Candy BarsO
for
ior
■■
59
6
W for
Ju ice
$100 46 Apple
Oz. Can
JL
c
TASTEWELL
Pancake Flour
Food
2
29
CHILE
TASTEWELL CREAM
I 5 oz. Can
Size 2 •/?
O
$100 MILK
HOODY
Cheese ea.
SPECIAL!
Campbells
Tomato Soup
CQc
Meat
FLAV-R-PAC Boil in the Bag with sauce —
Corn, Peas, Beans, Mixed
Vegetables and Peas and
Carrots
MEATS U ') fruits • vegetables
U. S. GOOD
KITTY KIT
Beef Roast
Litter
LARGE HEADS
Lettuce
Regular 49c
I
NBERGALL - Fresh
VICKS
OQi
Vapo Rub
Regular 55c
I
Corned Beef
SMOKED - LEAN
Pork Chops
VICKS
Cough Syrup
EQc
Regular 73c
Oysters
■ i.iianiY
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YELLOW
69* Ab- Onions
I
5'
ARIZONA White
-Grapefruit /I Oc
M
del - pak
8 Lb. Bag
i8
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Radishes or Green
Onions
§Qc Sliced Bacon AQc
Lb.
29*
29*
2 Heads
39* Carrots
FULL PINT
Each
NABISCO
laicille Huber 179 for 4X0, Sue
Walton 17S for 472. Roerm arte
Fritz 177, Marilyn Kulken 173,
Hvnor Roll:
Joyce Morse 153 (102 avg.i
Split* Mae Schachtsick picked
By Film Fuitgr
the 6-7-10 ice cream split, Gor­
Mi n :
I »ave Nettling
3M die Garton 5-10. Bonnie Hurtle
Herman Holm
24H 4-10. Jennie Kniss 2-7-10, Editti
Boyle 4-5-7, Roaemuric Fritz 5-
Gary Hugtic»
I».in Peter»
zn ■H-10
Vai Illuni
Higti game and
Iz'onaril Myrr*
221
Women:
zrrics wit» rollili by Gary Puck-
Janice Eery
.’IN ett with n 213 for 575 Other
Midge King
210 sc >rcs Georg Peter» .IM for
Ev Johnson
309 543. Al HarriM'ii 196 for 526.
Bonnie Hartle
202 Rm Johnson 179 for 523 and
IVifcire» Holm
199 I »live Freeland 191 for 516
High senes for t h*» WVek Splits Fred Wallace picked the
was rolle,! by Hennan Holm 6-7-10 ice cream split. Bill
with a 652. For tile women. Ki amor 5-x-io and Alton I l KiZli’T
Janice had a 569
picked the 3-6-7-X-10.
Two ice errimi split* u rrr
Pearl Thur*
Janice Fery
picked Mac Schachtsick
!
and was the big slur <4 the lOpln»
Fred Wallace both picked the last week when she rolled a 2IX
6-7-10 and will receive one gal- game for u 569 scries. Ottvr
kin of Deluxe ice cretini trian »cues I S'c Ncatb : lin )NX end
Girod's Super market
177 for 522, Evelyn John on 1X9
Reports from Iragur secretaries and 171 for 512. Fran Garsjo 1X7
Clare Mon
High game and for 49«. Bernice Evans 1X5. Alla
series were rolled by Leonard Mac i'" tiicll 17x, Lori Dunn 177
Myers with a 221. 215 and 192 for 1X4. I »>nna Pape 176, Fran­
for 62». Other scores .!<»• Boyle ces Montoya 175, Ellen 174 for
212, 20-1 and 204 for (.20. Merle 4X3. Dorothy Scfrwirxit 172 for
Boedigheimcr 206, I »on Carry 196 anil Ruth Nash 171. Splits:
203. Gale Carey 201, Dave l»ri Dunn ami Eva My cm 5-10
Freeland 210, Ray Exchelmnn nn,l Fran G. 4-7-9.
211, Bob Eastman 202. Ollin
Hank. Fri. a
m.: Gary
Woods 202. Boli Pruitt 201 and Hughes had a 225 f.r higti game
202, Harvey Oleman 210, Russ and Gary Gleason a 543 for higti
Scott 20«, Clare 201, Vince Iwt- serie* Other score»
Gary
lay 213 anti Bert S.irff 202 anil Hughes .>13. Gary Gleason 193.
214
l-irry Crennell 1X1 for 517,
Marge. Mon Mixed Doubles: Fred Johnson 1X7 for 511 anil
H. H Ralphs had high game Andy Heim 19X for 532 Splits
for the men with a 174, Blanche Fred Johnson 5-10, Pete Yo t
Wallace was higti for the wom­ 5-7 and I »on Ila,,«.! 1.7
en with a 176 for a 4X9 and End
Gordie. Fri. Night Mixed I »bl.
Wailace had high serie» for the Midge King rolled high game
men with a 477. Split»: H H. and series for the women with
Ralphs ..-7, Fr ink Welter 2-11) a 210 for a 536. For the men
Dora. Tues.; Evelyn Johnson Ace Underwood had both highs
had high game of 207 and I »oily with a 204 for 56«. Other
Ball high series <>t 524. Other scores: Ace 1X6 and 17H, l>oc
scores: Ev 514, Dolly 196, Fran Garton ri7 foi
Ev John*
Garsjo INK for 511, Helen Novak son 1X9 anil 1X3 for 532, Bob
1X1, Olive Bornhardt 1X3, Pen­ Lierman Xll for 512, Joe Lulay
ny Fryer 177 for 496, Betty M2, Wayne Ltormen 609, Lloyd
Jordan 179 for 501. Ruby Huff Girod 1X0 and Mary Burns 154
176 for 467 Betty Johnson 191 1105 av.) Spills; Midge King 5-
for 1X6 anil Shirley Laird 175 lo, Doc Garton 5-7 and Elsie
for 470. Splits: Bobbie Iknllong Girod 4-5-7 and 5-10.
.'>-10, Marylee Elliott and Evelyn
Ernie. Fri.: Dave Neitling
Johnson 5-7 and Ellen 5-8-10. rolled a 254 for higti game and
I*>ris Geraths had a triple score Herman Holm a 652 for high
of 130.
aeries. Other scores: Dave 606,
Dorothy. Weds. A. M : Bonnie Herman 2-W and 247, Dun Peters
Hartle rolled higti game and 223, lx>n Westrtck 215.
Bob
series with a 21X2 and 18X for Bcthe) 212, Ace Underwood 20«
527. Other scores: Delores Holm mil ,’u: fol M l>i nnis I lo in
199 for 513, Evelyn Johnson 199, 20B md Bill Wallace 203. Spins:
Doris Geraths 191 for 490, Fran Via 'll Ti’isil 5-X 10 Everett i Ilf.
Garesjo 1X9, Evn Myers 1X5, ford 6-X and Lloyd Girod 4-5-7.
Splits and Spares
I
2 9 89*
/IQc
$109
Peanut Butter
Salad Dressing
Pizzas
39*
40 Oz. Jar
ßQc
CHEF BOY AR DEE
For
Morning
12 oz. can
Dressing
4
$100
KELLOGG’S
I
Corned Beef
NALLEY'S Hot or Regular
( (incentrate
Lady Elberta
ARMOURS
49c
£ 4 Lb. Bag
CORN
PEAS
39*
BETTY CROCKER
GERBER'S JUNIOR BABY
GERBER’S STRAINED BABY
Peaches
Pkg. of 10
$1C3
O
21 oz. Bottle
Food
TREE TOP
NESTLES 5c
Nalley's Lumberjack
SYRUP
2 , 89’
I 3 Bunches
19*
Store Hours, Open 8 A. M. to 7 P. M. Monday Through Saturday
Girod's Hilltop Super Market
829 S. 1st Avenue
PRICKS EFFECTIVE, Till RS., FRI., SAT., JANI ARY 21, 22, 23, 199
Mill City, Oregon