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
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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
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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
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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.
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