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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1956)
o C3 o 0 O o p 3 o . O O o o o o O O O C3, O Thursday, December 6, 1956 KBDFOBD (OBBSOff) WAIlffiTJgSUSgfa) (3 If You're Not Trading at the GROCETERIA You're Paying Too Much! A FAMCY MO 1 - MEAT TYP AD Yr--FRESH DRESSE ' ' EXTR " PAW RE iU MNU i 1 In i I V - 'CJir i.a iS" ' BUY ONE OR A DOZEN This Year's Lowest Price "C-T" V . . - DON'T FORGET TO GIVE GENEROUSLY TO THE HUNGARIAN RELIEF -FUND . ; DEC. 12 U.S. GRADED CHOICE CENTER CUT Chuck Koast 39'b- U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER Cross Rib Roast Boned and Rolled No Waste to Buy CHICKEN NOODLE 3 for 39e TOMATO VEGETABLE 3 for 39c ONION SOUP : .V...2 for 35c BEEF-VEGETABLE .........'... -.2 for 35c" PEA SOUP '. .'. 2 for 29e. NEBERGALL EXTRA FANCY SEALED CELLO WRAPPED aco Denco Brand Meat Prices Good Through Saturday, December 8th, 1956 l&Umate IIECTRIC SKILLET KfNG SIZE 12"cCOPPERTONE BEAUTY o - Jttf ' . APPROVED G ' o -s - -tf 4 r q 5i r?ctsnfy JUTURAMIC O57 DelUXE MODEL HIGH DOM COVER DETACHABLE CORO CONVEgON HANDLES Yours for ONLY $1395 With $21.00 m Register flecetpt SWIFT'S PREMIUM BRAND FULLY COOKED Ready To Eat FECIAL SORRY WE RAN OUT LAST WEEK- This Week We Should Have Plenty for All. NO LIMIT.-' ' Plans for Increasing Facilities at State0 Fair Are Discussed c o A committee of Jackson coun ty residents interested in improv ing facilities at the Oregon State Fair 4-H and Future Farmers of America members met at Crater High school recently to discuss plans proposed by the state-wide committee organized arlier this fall. - It was pointed out that both the youth programs have out grown facilities availab!e"in the dormitory 'and non-livestok ex hibit areas. . c" - Machinery exhibits were stack ed on top of each other or icft at home because of lack of space and boys were sleeping on the ground for lack of other suitable sleeping facilities, the committee noted. The combined 4-H aoa FFA programs have increased more than !0 times the former exhibit volume and increase eaclt year. . o o Plans have' been drawn, for the construction of a new dom itory, cafeteria, auditorium end exhibit building for use, by 4-H-ers and FFA. members. The facilities have been so. designed so that they may be used year around by not only 4-Hfcd FFA groups but by farm organiza tions and other gmips meeting inothe Willamette Valley which would ha need for such facil ities. O O c . Housy 380 eopl q TSe dormitory wouli house 380 peojle. the cafeteria is de signed o fee more than 500 and the auditorium would eaf) more than600 people. Q The local jjroup noted that Jckcft cqptjnty had more boyi and girjs staying at'Hhe dorm itory "this year than any other county. (Committee plans call for the introduction OdJ a bill to the forthcoming legislature fo, a direct appropriation of the funds ateded to build these fcoities. County committee members present wffCMrsClinton Char ley, Cemra'PPointDon Nichols. Ashiund, Stan Zapell, Talent and Mrs. John Bohnert, Central Poirft, chairman. Mrs. Bohnert sajd informStfon can be obtain-3 ed rofn Shy of the committee 'members, fecal vocational agri culture instructors or the county . agent's oftice. ' Committee Seeking to Find Out How Much Help Needed Young women left with chil- Pscious and unable asset her- dren either through desertion by the father or his death m'ay often inquire as to where "to go to receive help in de'terAiinlng what is best for herself and chil dren, according to Jackson County MentaL Health commit tee. The young mother, in an ex ample cited by the committee, does not feel secure in her own ability to do what should be done for the family "sinee the father has gone, yet she does not want to take work because she feels her children need her. . She was unhappy just caring for the children at home with out a chance to .get out. She had been an unhappy self in classesoor the fw groups to whih sh belonged. Yet, she did not wanjt to discussher feel ings withcficr minister, ancf dur ing schoo conferences about her children she tended to "lean on" thea teacher for advice. The teaches did not feelo equipped, nor0had they the time to assfit in the mother's problem. The Mental Wealth committee Is conducting a suryey through which it hopes to determine how many such cases there are in. Jackson county. The committee also hopesto learn how to help such situations, whether plan ning to work, and if so what arrangements can be made with the children, and to resolve her inferior feelings about meeting child and teenager, self con- and socializing with people. G 'GROCETERIA HARVEST FRESH PRODUCE WHAT KIND OF POTATOES DO YOU LIKE? (7, O 0 U.S.0N0. 10 Klamath SelMtecfPock -5-oz. te'S-oz. Size NoOPeweei -. No Big Clunkers 10-Lb Plio Bag 4' . U.S. No.1 Famous Idaho Russets ID-LB. 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