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BAGGING OF GROCERIES - Now that school days are back again, we will be without
the service of our young bagging force, with the exception of after school per
iods and Saturday mornings,. We regret that personnel staffing levels for the
sales floor does not provide for sufficient personnel to provide this service
and the cooperation of all patrons is requested in order to cope with the long
checkout lines. An associated problem of patrons having to fight their way thr
ough a maize of carts piled on the front porch can be readily eliminated in the
cooperation of all patrons in returning grocery carts to the proper stowage just
‘inside the entrance to the Commissary Store proper,
FRIDAY EVENING SHOPPING HOURS * We are happy to see a few more patrons taking
advantage of our shopping hours on Friday Evenings (open until 1930 in case you
folks have forgotten). These late shopping hours have been established for the
benefit of those patrons who like to avoid the peak Friday Afternoon and Saturday
morning shopping hours and we feel we must have greater patronage in order to
justify these hours. The wise old owl also recommends the early Saturday Morning
shopping hours for those of you who like to avoid the crowd (0800 to 1000 are
normally quite slack due to all the late risers).
GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY? This section is not intended as a complaint outlet, how
ever it is in the interest of promoting better service and asking for the cooper
ation of -all patrons in helping maintain the general appearance and atmosphere of
your Commissary Stores
a. Do you let your Small youngsters climb on shelves and refrigerated display
units? This is not only dangerous from the standpoint of the youngsters injuring
themselves from falling canned goods, but it also raises cain with stowage as
well as creating a general nuisance for your fellow shopper# Effective immedi
ately, offenders will be politely reminded of their obligations and repeated
offenders will be advised that they will not be permitted to bring their young
sters in the store in the future.
b. Judging drom the amount of gum we have to pry off the ddck, it appears that
the Navy Exchange must be doing a landslide business in the Gum department. Un
fortunately most gum addicts acquire a very sly method of getting rid of their
"wad" and we have a difficult time in trapping culprits. We do earnestly solicit
the support of all patrons to help us crack this current (crime?) wave.
c. A reminder to all "Check" patrons - Please do sign your checks, including
Quarters and phone number before presenting them for approval. The "pay to the
•order^of and amount" may be left blank until you chock your groceries, through
(providing the check does not exceed the amount of the purchase or $50.00).
SALE SALE SALE * EFFECTIVE 5 SEPT.
MINCEMENT* BRANDIED, "S&W" 28 Oz.
SYRUP, LUMBERJACK, *NELLEY§H 42 Oz.
SOUP MIX, BEEF MOODLE, "LIPTON"
BEAN SPROUTS, "CHUN KING" .
BEAN REFRYING, "ASHLEYS" #303
MUSTARD GREENS, "LIB3YS" #303
ONIONS, FRENCH FIRED, "MONARCH" #303
BEEF STEW, "LIBBYS", 24 Oz.
CHILI, W/BEANS, "LIBBYS", 24 Oz.
SPAGHETTI SAUCE W/ MEAT BALLS, "BOY-AR-DEE ID# Oz.
SPAGHETTI SAUCE W/MUSHROOMS, "BOY-AR-DEE 8 Oz^
SAUCE 57, HEINZ, 8 Oz.
OLIVE OIL, "POMPIAN", 8 Oz.
OLIVE OIL, "POMPIAN", 16 Oz.
SALAD OIL, "WESSON", 1 Gal.
GRAPE PRESERVES, "KRAFT", 12 Oz.
STRAWBERRY PRESERVES, "KRAFT", 20 Oz. _
TREGULAR PRICEER
.54
.77
.22
.16
.21
.15
.35
.48
.51
.35
.16
.27
.42
.73
1.87
.29
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SALE PRICE
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