Hi Lo/Gallery/1970s

Here are the available images for Hi Lo from the 1970s.

Gallery

The 1970s Hi-Lo set. This is from July 13, 1973 (#0455D) and is featured on Disc 2 of the DVD set.

Premiere Playing (April 9, 1973, #0321D)

The first playing of Hi Lo. Check out the contestant's hair! Now, instead of the familiar rules, here's how it works: With each pick, the player must tell Bob which row each product's price goes.

If she wins, she will win a Kimball organ worth $995!

She begins with the Accent seasoning, worth 32¢.

She says it belongs in the Lo row.

She then goes to the Downyflake waffles, worth 49¢.

She says it belongs in the Hi row.

She then goes to the Wesson buttery flavored oil, worth 85¢.

She says it belongs in the Hi row.

She then goes to the Borden Dutch Menu Gouda cheese, worth 57¢.

She says it belongs in the Hi row.

With THAT row filled up, the remaining two products have to go in the Lo row.

The Purina Lively liver cat food is 18¢.

Obviously that goes in the Lo row. So, the Tootsie Pop drops have to be less than 49¢ for her to win, as 49¢ is the lowest price in the Hi row.

Unfortunately, it was not. It was 69¢, so THAT should have gone up in the Hi row, and the Downyflake waffles should have gone down in the Lo row.

Her look says it all.

But this game WILL be won soon, as soon as we fix the rules.

In the meantime, we'll have another pricing game after this message!

Fifth Playing of Hi Lo (May 8, 1973, #0362D)

First, she picks the Checkerboard Rock Hornish Game Hen.

Second, she picks the Real Lemon lemon juice.

Finally, she picks the Accent flavor enhancer

Everything has to be less than 59¢.

The price of the Downyflake pancakes.

The price of the Betty Crocker Noodles Almondine noodles.

And finally, the price of the Chicken of the Sea tuna.

Hi Lo for a Maytag Fabricmaster Washer & Dryer and a Gibson Foodmaster Refrigerator Freezer worth $1,074 (June 7, 1973, #0404D)

First, she picks the Sanalac non-fat dry milk.

Second, she picks the Sucaryl food sweetener.

Finally, she picks the Lea & Perrins worchestershire sauce.

Everything has to be less than 77¢.

The price of the Enoz Cedar-Ize moth cake.

The price of the McCormick-Schilling Bag'n Season for meat loaf.

OH NO! The price of the Faultless hot iron cleaner is 98¢.

Hi Lo for an $895 Kimball Organ (July 4, 1973, #0443D)

First, she picks the Di-Gel antacid.

Second, she picks the Drano drain opener.

Finally, she picks the Formica floor shine clear.

Everything has to be less than 89¢.

The price of the Chuck Wagon dog food is 59¢.

The price of the Borateem Plus bleach substitute is 79¢.

OH NO! The price of the Nestea instant iced tea mix is 99¢.

Hi Lo for a Birmingham Ornamental Wrought-Iron Outdoor Furniture Group and a Roper Rotary 4-Speed Riding Lawnmower worth $1,111 (July 13, 1973, #0455D)

First, he picks the Di-Gel liquid antacid

Second, he picks the Chuck Wagon dog food.

Finally, he picks the Fanta root beer.

Everything has to be less than 89¢.

The price of the Borden cheese is 53¢.

The price of the Good Humor ice cream bars is 79¢.

And finally, the price of the Faultless fabric finish is 67¢.

Hi Lo for a $934 Trip to San Juan (October 26, 1973, #0605D)

First, she picks the Colgate toothpaste.

Next, she picks the chicken chow mein.

And finally, she picks the tuna.

Everything has to be less than 59¢.

Unfortunately, the tootsie rolls were 69¢. That should've been in the Hi row instead of the tuna.

The price of the yams is 39¢ and the salad dressing is 34¢.

Hi Lo for a $1,395 Coleman Somerset Travel Trailer (December 31, 1973, #0701D)

The price of the Party Tyme margarita mix is 89¢.

Everything has to be less than 41¢.

28 cents is lower than 41 cents.

39 cents is lower than 41 cents. (Glad that wasn't one of her first 3 picks)

23 cents is lower than 41 cents.

Look at her reaction; she's proud.

Hi Lo for a $1,495 Sand Buggy Supply Bushwacker Dune Buggy (January 14, 1974, #0721D)

Everything has to be less than $1.00.

Hi Lo for an $834 Trip to Hawaii (April 7, 1975, #1361D)

First, she picks the American cheese.

Second, she picks the Borateem Plus bleach.

Third, she picks the outdoor plant food.

Everything has to be less than 99¢.

The price of the moth cakes.

Unfortunately, the Carnation breakfast bars are $1.09.

And, the toothbrush is $1.98.

Hi Lo for a $2,900 Race Prep Hi-Jumper RS Sand Buggy (April 15, 1975, #1372D)

First, she picks the Pam cooking spray.

Next, she picks the Wella Balsam shampoo.

Third, she picks the Lady Borden ice cream.

Everything has to be less than 85¢.

Unfortunately, the Super Elastic Bubble Plastic toy was 99¢.

The 2pk Stewart Torpedo sandwiches were $1.24.

And, Reed's hard candies were $1.19.

Hi Lo for 2 Indian ME100V Motorcycles and 2 Indian M5A Minibikes worth $1,816 (September 12, 1975, #1585D, aired out of order on September 10)

Everything has to be less than 85¢.

Unfortunately, the Zagut candy bars were $1.49.

The moth ice was 79¢.

And, the chicken chow mein was $1.60.

Hi Lo for a $3,119 Trip to Mallorca, Spain and American Tourister Luggage plus Coppertone Tanning Products (June 15, 1976, #1982D)

First, she picks the Wella Ballsam shampoo.

Second, she picks the Thompson's water seal.

Third, she picks the Ragu spaghetti sauce.

Everything has to be less than $1.15.

Unfortunately, the Solarcaine lotion is $1.59.

The price of the Chunky chocolate bar is 69¢.

The price of the Wash n Dri towelettes is 79¢.

Maureen's Excellent Hi Lo Win (February 18, 1977, #2255D)

First, she picks the Breck creme rinse.

Next, she picks the Alba 66 hot cocoa mix.

Third, she picks the Chun King egg rolls.

Everything has to be less than $1.05.

The price of the Hy-Top frozen orange juice.

The price of the Glad plastic wrap.

The price of the F&F throat lozenges.

Victory!

Hi Lo for a $3,703 David Orgell "The Table of Gold" Dining Room Group (May 19, 1977, #2384D)

Everything has to be less than 57¢.

Mary Jane's Lucky Hi Lo Win (February 22, 1978, #2703D)

Everything has to be less than $1.94.

Yay, she's a winner!