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o I Thursday, November 8, 1956 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SfJTEN MP urimitf- If You're Not Trading At The Groceteria You're Paying Too Much! A TRIBUTE TO OUR VETERANS We salute the members of our Armed Forces who have so courageously de fended the truths for which America stands. To the Veterans of all wars, we give our heartfelt thanks and appreciation. Let us never forget them. Well Be Closed Monday - - November 12 When Veterans Day Is Officially Observed Jf. -S 4 - ill ' jf 06 o o Young Tender FRESH LEAN BONED and ROLLED PORK - ROAST NO WASTE TO BUY "O SWIFT'S PREMIUM BRAND SKINLESS FRANKS U.S. GRADED CHOICE, GENUINE CALF LIVER SLICED OR PIECE 69s. GUARANTEED FRESH MADE, LEAN f C f 00 Ground Beef 39W- I00 MORRELL'S PRIDE EASTERN LEAN ' II n nn canned - cooked - ready to eat MlAtlYl POUNDS SOLID MEAT U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER CENTER CUT $5 ea CHUCK ROAST U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER Cross Rib Roast MORRELL'S PRIDE CELLO WRAPPED Boned and Rolled Old Fashioned Thick Slice or Thin Sliced YOUR CHOICE a-. o IT'S TURKEY TIE 0-3 Again at your Groceteria. In order that you, our customers, get the size you most desire and to give us a btter chance of getting that size, we hope yoo order yours now. They will be the finest on the market at Lowest Competitive Prices. GROCETERIA HARVEST-FRESH V) t.-.. APPLES! SNO-BOY VACUUM COOLED PRE-WRAPPED ami in rumen cfl h-c lAULIrLVJVv li IS BACK-TRY IT YOU WILL BE GLAD YOU DID Try vacuum cooled cauliflower. Only the finest used. All field heat removed. Retains natural flavor. Keeps much longer, less waste. No bitter, strong taste. Fully guaranteed. APPLES! APPLES! Lb. TO EAT FRESH - TO COOK - FOR SALADS - WE HAVE THEM ALL i i I o LARGE, RED DELICIOUS.. 2 ibs. 29' Small and Medium Red DELICIOUS..., 5 L 59 G LARGE, GOLDEN DELICIOUS. (bs. o WINTER BANANA . . .2 Ibs. 27 WASHINGTON XTRA FANCY 100 Siie l 1Q WIN ESAPS IP " NEWTOWNS f IL- OO Large Size IDS. Irf Smaii size 5 lb. bag 49 SPITZENBERG .... 2 lbs. IT FOR SELECTION FOR QUALITY FOR SERVICE-FOR MONEY SAVING VALUES SHOP GROCETERIA. BRITAIN ENDS WAR A British paratrooper takes a cat-nap inside plane on way to drop troops near Port Said,. Egypt As fighting raged around the Port Said area, Britain officially informed the United Nations that Allied forces were ending Jj tilities in the Middle East. p Opportunities Discussed For Girls in Dental Work There are abundnt opportuni ties for girls in the dental occu pation, Mrs. Frances Dempster. dental assistant, told a group of girls at Medford Hign school Thursday. She said allied vocations in this field are dental technicians, dental hygienists and dental assistants. The dental laboratory techni cian makes prosthetics under the direction of a dentist- The hygienist removes calculus, cleans teeth and teaches oral hygiene. Duties Listed The dental assistant's duties are to assist the dentist in lab oratory work, x-ray teeth, steri lize instruments, clean laboa tory equipment, make patients comfortable, make appoint ments and do bookeeping. Mrs. Dempster pointed out that the training for the dental laboratory technician is re ceived through "on-the-job" ex perience along with evening related-training courses. The dental hygienist's training con sists of one to two years of col lege work. She said one year of high school chemistry was a prere quisite for this curriculum. Some of the approved schools on the west coast are City Col lege of San Francisco, Los An geles City college , Pasadena City Schools, Long Beach City- college and the University bf Oregon dental schools which provides "night courses'-' for dental assistants. Completes Training To become a certified dental assistant, one obtains her on-the-job training from the dentist and completes the 105-hour dental assistant course pre scribed by the American Dental Assistants association. High school courses recom mended by Mrs. Dempster were geometry, English, bookkeep ing, typing, chemistry, psychol ogy, and sociology. Mrs. Dempster announced that there will be -a dental as sistants course offered at the be ginning of the year and that high school girls and women who are not presently working as assistants may enroll in, the class at a minimum tuition foe. However, in order- to be elig ible for the "certification exami nation," it is necessary to have work-experience, be a member of the national organization and successfully complete the ex amination. Any one interested may write to Mrs. Frances, Dempster, 1025 South Holly St., Medford. Monthly Meeting of OSEA Chapter Slated Regular monthly meeting of the Oregon School Employees association, Medford chapter, will be Saturday al 10 a.m., in room 3 of McLoughlin Junior High 6Chool. Eight members of the local chaDter attended a meeting in Roseburg Saturday of the state association. They included Perry Storm, president; Clifford Hutch ins, secretary; Al Mercer, treas urer; Lyle Kline, Mrs. Gwen Peterson, Clifford Fuchs and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Wicker. Use Tribune Want Ads O fell System's New Show Is Scheduled The first presentation of Bell Telephone system's new televis ion science 'series. "Our Mr. Sun," will be presonftd ver sta tion KBES-TV at 7 p.m. Mon day, Nov. 19. o O O The program will seen over a special network on more than 150 stations in United States and Canada. The show ijj produced ana aireciea Dy rranK iapra. Two Oregon scientts and their invention, the Bell (lar battery, are shown in part of theQ program. Theyare Geral Pr- O son and Daryl Chapin, gjiaduaies of Willamette5 univigrsity. The show is the story of the sun, how it was fedrn, what makes it shine, how it is tl(j) Original source of all fjver. arwt how ft affects all Irving things. o o WedSesday, Ncft. 14, tig color film will 15e shown at a preview, in the Medford HighRsioolcJiudf toriunl for fthoolgadminirators and "Science techersa FollvingO the television presentation, the film wili be available forQpecial interest gjou. G rR JIESWLTS O Q0 Ose Tribune Wjinf Ad SAVE TIME! SAVE HONEY! hip your , packages b Grey hound bus; SEND THEM COLLECT, q.O.D.'OR ft?E-PAID ANYWHERE BY GREYHOUND'S, NATIONWIDE PACKAGE EXPRESS SERVICi o MEDFOR.D DEPOT0 o o 212 North BarrlcH.striet- ghon 2.2Q0 A OIIYMOON 0lIT Jfct V t I -o o o-Q O O o o CO ihiii'I o o OO THE LUTHERANS? Early in the 16th century, there wtu only one Protestant in thejvorld. He wtg hfi&in tutW a Roman Catholic priest, scholar and theologian. Through years of inner agony long days and nights of fible study jp?enslv comparison of the theologians luther hod corns fate-to-face with the painful fact! 13 centuries had gradually changed the historical church into something radically different from that which had been founded when God came ta edrth and died on a hrlt called Calvary. Luther's open "protest" began when h nailed the Ninety-Five Theses s the aByeh CO door in the little university town of Wittenberg. Germany, on Octbber 31, 1517. Less than 50 years later, the Lutheran rediscovery of New Testament Christianity0 had touched the whole western world and was flourishing across most of northern Europe. Today, it is the faith of 70 to 90 million people. No one knows exactly how many ( they number because once again millions of Lutherans are martyrs, this time behind the Iron Curtain. The "Mother Church of Protestantism" is by for the largest of all Protestant churches. She includes more than one-third of all the Protestants En the world. You, too, may wish to leant more of her faith and life. o O O O N01SSIW WSn39NVA3 NYalHlM You are cordially invited to attend the Lutheran Evangelism Mission ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH 4th and Oakdale, at which "The Life hi Christ" will be explained by The Reverend Robert S. Rajneis SUNDAY, NOV. 11-11 a.m.and 8 p.m. and Monday through Thursday at 8 p.m. o
