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MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN If You're Not Trading at the GROCETERIA You're Paying Too Much! Family Council Your Name In Gold FREE on Zipper School Binders 4-H Club Lamb, WIDE VARIETY OF STYLES AND COLORS $149 Thursday, September 6, 1958 W9 ork i Beef SALE -.-fr f if. . -a H 1, A . . ,? ... : ' ' "1 . v --- t , .- .-- , . : - . V. -.- ' - . - . , PATSY CHARLEY and Her Grand Champion Steer OTHER 4-H STEERS PURCHASED FROM - Michael Elmore-lra Conner-Susan Wright-James Scott Ron Dougherty Noel Dunlap Velma Peile. LAMBS FROM Larry Eskey Sandra Reigh Marcia Watson Marcia Belknap Truman Elmore Ron Beman Ursula Bates Evelyn Niedermeyer. HOGS FROM Allen Barnes Clint GibsonJo Anna Mallory John Foley Jeanette King Errol Coffman Jean Rowden Dan Gilman James Daniels Gary Legler Truman Elmore Extra Fancy 4-H Choice Steer Center Cut Be Sure to Get One or More of These Fine Roasts. You Will Be Glad That You Did. EXTRA FANCY 4-H CHOICE STEER. BONED AND ROLLED CROSS RIB ROAST All Waste Removed 83'b EXTRA FRESH MADE - LEAN GROUND BEEF 35- 3 l1 EXTRA FANCY 4-H CHOICE STEER, SHORT CUT, CHIME REMOVED Prime Rib Roast or Steak 7 EXTRA FANCY 4-H CHOICE GENUINE SPRING LEG-O-LAMB Shank and Waste Removed SWIFT'S PREMIUM BRAND. SHORT SHANK. SMALL SIZES FULLY COOKED PICNIC 43'b- EXTRA FANCY 4-H CHOICE STEER SHORT RIBS Braise, Bake, Boil, or Stew They Are Good, Good, Good 15 lb. KLAMATH FALLS CRATER LAKE BRAND CHEDDAR CHEESE Medium EXTRA FANCY 4-H CHOICE STEER ROUND STEAK Cut Thick or Thin. Your Choice 7fp ALL BEEF and LAMB sold THIS WEEKEND atyour Groceteria will be CUT FROM. animals purchased at the 4-H SALE! Meat prices in this adv. good through Saturday, Sept. 8th or until stock exhausted plus tax plus tax plut tax INCLUDED WITH EACH BINDER A COMPLETE PACK OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES! W-arever Fountain Pen Scripto Pencil Plastic Ruler Rainbow Tablet Pencil Eraser Gummed Reinforcements 60 Sheets Nugreen Filler Paper 25c Theme Book Reference Index Zipper Pull 15c Roll Scotch Tape 2 lead Pencils It's heavenly! Everyone loves its sparkling - bright beauty. And how fast it works! Pops toast up in a jiffy, browned perfectly to your exact taste, timed by the Starlite quiet clock. Comes in gleaming Trichrome finish. Smartly trimmed with rich, jet plastic base and bread release. Simple to operate and ... so easy to clean. Ifs the greatest toaster value you've ever seen! Danish Pastries Home Purity Pies Home Purity Cakes AEIERY LOOK AT THIS VALUE REGULAR SI 6.95 STARLITE up TOASTER $-795 Only WITH $15.00 WORTH OF PURCHASES At Our Bakery Dept. TOASTERS ON DISPLAY AT BAKERY DEPT. 6 for 35c 69c each 98c each large Variety Several Kinds to Choose From Large Selection Groceteria Fresher Produce Back to School SPECIALS In the Lunch Box or 4 O'clock Snack FRESH FRUIT IS BEST B Vitamin Rich ananas 2 te 25" Sunkist Valencia Sweet Start Now to Prevent Winter Colds ib. fn (py Thompson Seedless GRAPES They Will Soon Be Gone lbs. Green Onions Bunch Beets Turnips Spear Melons Cantaloupes, Apples Peaches Local Watermelons Radishes Sweet Corn Dry Onions Bell Peppers Plums Tomatoes Cucumbers Local Produce Now At Your GROCETERIA 0 Green Beans Australian Lettuce Head Lettuce Garlic Egg Plant Spinach Yellow Squash Zuchinni The Family Council stdg bed Celie G. I don't know which of three suitors to marry. Mrs. M. G. She must strike while the iron is hot. Celie G. I guess mosl people would say I'm an awfully lucky girl, but I wonder. I'm so mixed up. I'm 22 years old, not very pretty, yet I've always had loads of boy friends and several have wanted to marry me. Now, there are three perfectly swell ones who are very s,erious about me, but I just can't make up my mind which I like the best. When I'm with any one of them, I think he's the one, but then along comes the next one, and he seems to be the one. May be I'm not much of a romantic, but I feel that I could be "in love" with any one of them if I had a mind to be. It's just a question of choosing which one. My friends and my parents think I'm just not normal and the boys are beginning to think I'm just trying to amuse myself with them. That's not true. I really want to get married, but I can't make up my mind. I want my parents to tell me which one they would choose, but they re fuse to do this. Mrs. M. G. If Celia isn't ma ture enough to make her choice now, I don't know when she will be. We can't make her choice for her, although we know what we -think the choice ought to be. They are all fine young men, however, and whichever she chooses will be all right with her father and me. But she must choose and choose soon. As she says, she's no beauty and she's not going to improve with time. Does she expect always to have three men pursuing her? The time to strike is when the iron is hot. The Council: Mrs. M. G. is act ing very strangely in putting pressure on her daughter in a harmful ind refusing to ap ply any pressure where it might help. - She insists her daughter must hurry up and choose because she will soon lose her looks and can't expect to continue being so pop ular. This is not necessarily true, for this warmhearted girl may continue being popular for many years and her looks might even improve with time. But even if the mother were right in what she says, these black warnings are only calcu lated to upset Celia and prevent her from thinking clearly and being able to interpret her own feelings. Mrs. M. G. says she knows what her choice would be, but refuses to tell Celia. Why? Possi bly she is afraid of being respon sible if the marriage should not turn out to be all that she and Celia would want it to be. Or perhaps she is afraid that Celia would turn against the "chosen" young man in a sudden burst of independence. Whatever her reason for not telling, Mrs. M. G. ought to ex plain to her daughter, for the girl undoubtedly feels deserted and helpless at this crucial per iod of life. If the parents feel that they do not want to influence Celia too strongly,, they should try to define for themselves the qual ities they like in the favored young man and point these out as worthy qualities in a husband. Perhaps she'll take the hint or it may help her to clarify her own ideas. It is foolish to insist that the choice must be one of the three young men now pursuing Celia. She is still young enough to con sider the field open. If the par ents do not want to guide Celia, they should take off the heat and let her work out her own feelings and standards in peace. (Copyright 1956, General Features Corp.) DATE ANNOUNCED Pendleton U.R) Elbert J. Belts, manager of Cascade Gas Company, today announced an other tentative date, Sept. 13, for the "turn-on" of natural gas in the city of Pendleton. Belts cited leaks and major repairs on the city's system as the major cause for postponement. BEWARE IMITATIONS ftA LOOK FOR THE HAPPY UTTU DOG TOPS IN QUALITY! LOW IN PRICE
