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TWO MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE rrldT. Mar 23. S Remodeling Done At Groceteria; Reopens Saturday The Groceteria atore at Sixth and Grape streets will reopen at 8:30 a.m. tomorrow after being closed several days for exten sive remodeling. Weekdays the atore hours are 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sundays from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. The entire store has been re arranged and new equipment added. Featured are several Friedrich refrigerator serve-your-self units, including a com plete meat self-service depart ment. A recent national survey Indicates that 51.90 per cent per sons like self-service meats and 48.10 do not, according to "Bill" Gates, president of the Groce teria. To accommodate everyone the store also features a com- Jlu))J0di pui lM?Jq BUJip pUB IJBMtSB9 mot Mitral 'te-qetp Jnj qtM 10 njjapooM OI1YII1NI1N03 vaos ivs H3WWVH ? WUV ; HI9N111S iianoa plete counter meat department. Maurice Boughner is in charge of botii sections. Melvln Hall is secretary of the organization and manager of the store. The drug department now will be in the center of the store and purchases from there will be checked through with other store purchases, and not separ ately as in the past, Gates said. This, he explained, saves time and effort for the customers. The new refrigeration service includes added cases In the pro duce and dairy departments. Featured In all the Friedrich re frigeration additions is "floating air," designed to reduce spoil age and preserve vitamin con tent. The wrapping room for the self-service meats also is equip ped with "floating air." Albert W. Gandt,' Talent, val ley bonded representative for the Friedrich Refrigerators, Inc., arranged the new refrigeration installations supervised by Tom McKelvy Jr., refrigeration engi neer from the San Antonio, Tex., factory. Shelving Increased Shelving capacity In the store has been increased about 23 per cent and checking stands and shelves are now arranged east and west Instead of north and south as before. Prepared dinners to take out by the plate soon will be a spe cialty ol the store from a self- service refrigerator unit, Gates added. These dinners will be de signed for groups, families or OPEN EVENINGS N OPEN EVENINGS King Neptune Sea Foods From Beat "ALIBI" To You! CRABS "b. 35c Fresh Cooked Each Day at Our Stand. We Also Have Live Crabs SALMON Whole Fish.. lb. 55c Sliced lb. 60c One Mile North of Big Y at Elk City between Medford and Central Point Phone 3-3811 FRESH OCEAN CHINOOK for persons living alone. A com plete line of tobaccos and novel ties as well as magazines, vari ous publications and books will be carried in the newly renovat ed store. The firm first opened In 1920 at the present site of the F. W. Woolworth company store; later it was moved to the present J. C. Penney company location and in 1947 the store was moved to the present quarters. Rogue River Academy Graduation May 24th Graduation exercises for the eighth grade of Rogue River academy will be held Saturday, May 24, at 8:15 p.m. in Valley View Seventh -day Adventist church Phoenix-Jacksonville highway. Principal Harold E. Goffar will present the diplomas, and Harold E. Metcalf, will give the address. There will be instru mental solos by Melvin Tomp kins and Delmer Fjarli, and vo cal numbers by Marjorie Metcalf ind Floyd and Leonard Yost. Mrs. Elmer Fjarli will play the march. Graduating are Lorna Archer, Darlene Chamberlin, Delmer Fjarli who tied with Terry Hei bert for first honors, Rollyn Glassford, Margie Hanson, presi dent, Richard Payne, class poet, Harry Smith, James Wallace, Milton Wallace, Daryl Wheeler, and Sandra Wilson, class historian. 1). 5. Savings Bond Sales Holding Steady Purchase of defense savings bonds In Jackson county are holding fairly steady neither rising nor declining It was re ported today by Morris B. Leon ard Sr., county chairman for the sale of U.S. bonds. During April, $38,000 in E bonds were sold in the county for a total of $190,2S8 so far this year, Leonard said. Throughout the state, the trend in sales also is steady, he said, with $1,550,387 in Series E bonds sold in April, for a total of $7,129,078 for the first four months of 1952. Washington (U.R) Secretary of Labor Maurice J. Tobin Thursday announced appoint ment of Daniel L. Goldy, 37, Portland, Ore., as bureau of em ployment security regional di rector for the Pacific Northwest and Alaska. wmm paint f"-" frhsl Quality v OUTSIDE WHITE ) QgBjSg Nows395Gk """ IN 3'e Saves up to 50 over other quality paints. Satisfaction guaranteed or money back! Long Lasting Easy Brushing Sparkling White Fret Flowing Self-Cltanitig 100 Purt PrtpartJ BIG SAVINGS, TOO, ON GLORIOUS Vt TULIP TONEtfM"' ( DUTCH Ease-On Interior Flat I UJCH H'i-GIo Enamel I Close Out Special 08' 1 . , e C1S There (it Mi 1,000.000 ulnfiid Dutch Flint wen. We ere tnxrf to ttoct I MX Dutch Niitt beceuie w know tht Ovtts Psint producti irt equal d finer IMn men? peints telhn fw twee Ihe lie. Thu is potiibM beceutc ol Dutck Pent I situ mriti awthoot ol h h ice4 mew production. DUNHAM'S 1951 N. PACIFIC HWY. MEDFORD, OREGON Five Valley Boys i In Marble Tourney ! Portland Five southern Ore gon boys are among some 200 from all parts of Oregon who will takt part in the fifth annual Young Oregonian marble tourna ment starting Saturday at Jant zen beach. ' They are Don Harrison and Don Cuthbertsen, both Medford, in the 6 and 12 year old age group, and Paul Zelcznik and Jim Crumm, Medford, and Ben ny Walls, Trail, in the 13 to 15 j year. old group. Winner of the tournament will receive an all-expense trip j to the national tourney in Dur-j ham, N.C., a bicycle, suit of clothes, pair of shoes and a mar-' ble-shooters' trophy. Fiftc6n oth-: er trophies will also be awarded ' for the state tournament. ! Richard Bowes, Medford, Is among the officials for the tour nament, which is sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Young Oregonians. Retired BLM Engineer Opens Survey Office Grants Pass Norman D Price, engineer with the Bureau of Land Management for 32 years, has opened a land and mineral survey firm here after retiring from the BLM earlier this month. Price made surveys before World War I on which section corners in Jackson and Josephine counties are based. I On his retirement, Price re ceived the silver badge award and a certificate for outstanding j service from Oscar L. Chapman, I secretary of interior. He will be associated in the firm here with Marvin C. Ramsey, local timber cruiser and road locater. New! Flower-Fresh! Crisp blouse with embroidery! Make it in plaid or print yoke plain. Or solid color with spar kling white pique. Pattern 7270: Misses' sizes 12, 14, 16. 18, 20. Size 16: Blousel'i , yards 35-inch; yoke j yard. Tis- j sue, transfers. STATE SIZE. Send TWENTY-FIVE cents in coins for this pattern to the Med-1 ford Mail Tribune, Household ! Arts Dept., P. O. Box 5640, Chi cago 80, 111. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN NUMBER and SIZE. Exciting Our 1952 edition of Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book! Brimful of new ideas, it's only ' Twenty Cents. NINETY-ONE i'l-! lustrations of patterns of your favorite needlecraft designs, plus SIX easy-to-do patterns printed right in the book. GREYHOUND Mere Travel Extras No fxfra Cotfl Ym. iifgtr nue'. .VefeThruEtprwi Scrru-r Tir choice of routes. Fi bum. World'l kit driren. Free Vi.'t. lion Plinnmf. Senrice. CKooie the tVer chooie CrtybtitnJ.' 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