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TURKEYS The ---store has a good variety of turkeys aboard for the coming holidays.
They are' .classed for - sale into weight classification. Broilers-Roasters are
very young birds of either sex, around 16 to 18 weeks old, and weigh from 5 to
7 pounds dressed. These smaller birds may be fried like chickens, or they may
be roasted in the same way as mature birds. They are well suited for small
families and sell at 57 cents a pound. Another classification is young hens
and toms. As the name indicates, these birds are of. either sex, yet so young
that these is no distinction in the flavor or meat texture between the two.
These birds are from 18 to 22 weeks old, weigh from 9 to 14 pounds dressed, and
sell for 50 cents a pound. Mature birds (Navy Issue).is also used as a classy
ification. These are mature birds of either sex, generally a year old, weigh
from 18 to 30 pounds, and are suited ;for roasting to serve large families.- As
a Thanksgiving special featured through November 24, "these birds are for‘ sale
at 36 cents a pound. Ask our butchers if further detail on selection' and cook
ing of turkeys is desired. They will be pleased to serve you.
SPECIAL ITEMS
NEW ITEMS
Fine Egg Noodles
Sea She'll Macaroni
Salad Rings
Coil Spaghetti
Toy Cookies
Rye Crisp
Frozen Italian Beans
Frozen Cut Okra..
Pickled Tomato Halves
Salad Fruit
Frozen Pumpkin Pie
Frozen Mence Pie
16 oz. pkg. .05
14 oz. pkg.. .05
14 oz. pkg. ‘ .05
14 oz. pkg. .05
10 oz. pail .30
8 oz. pkg. .10
9 oz. pkg;.' .23
10 oz.; pkg. .17
32 oz. jar .43
30 oz. can .63
24 oz. pkg. ' ' .53
24 oz. pkg. .53
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NEW PROMPTIONS This week, Mr. Harpool, the Assistant Officer in Charge, rec
eived word from BuPers that he has been selected for promotion to Lieutenant to
rank from 1 July I960. Congratulations for your outstanding accomplishment,
Mr. Harpool,.from ali. of us in the Commissary Store. We also announce that
Mansker, another of our group, was promoted to commissaryman third class on 16
November, Well done Mansker. The success of our personnel in their promotions
is always a happy occasion for us. <
SHOPPING CARTS No- doubt many of our patrons fight their way through-a jumble
of empty shopping carts on the porches and at the entrance to the,Commissary
Store. We will continue to do our best to keep these areas clear, however,
during rush periods this is not feasible. If each patron coming into the store
would push a single cart to the store area, it would be a big assistance to
other patrons struggling to get a full cart out to the porches for unloading in
their cars.