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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1957)
IF YOU'RE NOT TRADING AT THE GROCETERIA YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH! EXTRA. FANCY 'No. 1 Plump Meaty Fresh Not Frozen -Grown in Southern Oregon CIH1DCCCEIN Meal Prices In This Ad Good Through Saturday, Hay 4 MORRELL'S PRIDE ALL MEAT-SEALED CELO WRAPPED LIMIT 12 PER FAMILY WHOLE DRAWN- PAN REAEDY Yes, GROWN in Southern Oregon PROCESSED in Southern Oregon SOLD for folks in Southern Oregon U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER iiumd Steak CUT THICK OR THIN YOUR CHOICE 79; OUR OWN DELICIOUS HOME MADE LEAN FRESH MADE AUSAGE "3i',.r COUNTRY STYLE U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER 15) .F UVER 49- SWIFT'S PREMIUM BRAND-OLD FASHIONED THICK 4fe 4 lied Bacdn ':- ea. DELICIOUS SLICED P. T-UIU DU MEATS Swift Premium Brand 25 VARIETIES Sliced Table Ready Meats to Cheese From ' A Choice for All for All Meals . Taste before you buy. Demonstration Friday and Saturday INTRODUCTORY OFFER ON Bologna Head Cheese Lunch Tongue Pickle and Pimiento Macaroni and Cheese Olive Loaf and Savoy Loaf 6-z. Pkg. Thursday, May 3, 1357 MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN 49: U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER-CENTER CUT m U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER Aged to Perfection Top Sirloin STEM u He 'u ihTttT i' Get Drifted Snow Here See Ad On Page 5, Section 2 III III"' MMI11I Mlli tlfaM I. M . . NEW OFFICERS Hal Gardner, new presi dent of the Medford Junior Chamber of Com merce, accepts the gavel from Charles Jones, past president, during installation ceremonies this week. Looking on are, left to right, back row, Greg Orr, treasurer, and Alan Holmes, first vice president; and front row, Garry Shuler, second vice president, and Gerry Pullen, secretary. The Rev. Haddon Robinson, assistant pastor and youth edu cational director of the First Baptist church, Medford, spoke at the banquet. New Jaycee Officers Installed at Banquet Meeting This Week Members of the Junior Cham ber of Commerce should care-' fully examine the Jaycee creed to realize its application more fully in their individual lives. This advice was given Tues day evening by the Rev. Haddon Robinson, assistant pastor and youth educational director - of the First Baptist church, Fifth st. and Central ave., Medford. Mr. Robinson was guest speak er at the annual Jaycee installa tion banquet at the Rogue Val ley Country club. . Speaking on the purpose of the Jaycee organization, he em phasized necessity for each in dividual to prepare himself for community service and youth direction. He explained.it is not enough to change the environ ment and forget the individual needs that young people have. Mailer of Ceremonies Charles Jones was master of eeremonies, and Mark McKenzie was in charge of the installa lion program. Kon James pre sented the Jaycettes a gift on behalf of the local club for their support during the past year. The gift was accepted by Mary Carlon, president of the Jay cettes. ' - - Gary Shuler, vice president of the Junior Chamber of Com merce and general chairman for the installation, program, was honored with - the Key Man award. The award was present ed by Jones. The national award is presented to individual mem bers of Jaycee organizations who have contributed the most to the Jaycee program through' out the year. Shuler's activities have in eluded coeditor of the Jaycee paper, publicity chairman, visit ation chairman, district 8 orien- tation chairman, treasurer and secretary. Passes Gavel Installation of 1957-98 offic ers was highlighted by passing of the gavel at the close of the ceremony. Hal Gardner took of fice as president, succeeding Jones. Alan Holmes was instal led first vice president; Shuler, second vice president; Gerry Pullen, secretary; and Greg Orr, treasurer. Appointed by Gardner as di rectors were Robert Foster, Don Yocom, Richard Korner and Al Franzke. . 1 Westerners t ! are sweet on i J Spreckels new i 1 Powdered Sugar J TlsprIoceisJ mm I Cy I I I I I I I cauu it's 50 finer than ever before I Yep, finer "than any other brand for the smoothest, creamiest, yummiest frott tngs of oil I f i f f I 3 SUNKIST LEMONS Cooling as a Mountain Breeze In Pliofilm Bag 2 dos. (5)e FRESH PRODUCE j Bibs. Sjjo) Shaffer Long White Tasty New Potatoes U.S. No. 1-A Grade Hot Days Call for Potato Salad RED LEAF LETTUCE Tender, Crisp .... Cold and Fresh SNAP BEANS Rich in Flavor ROMAINE LETTUCE Crisp, Fresh J ft. 77: Ln U Red Ripe Slicing TOMATOES Snappy with Flavor 14-oz. Carton... Young and Plump C GARDEN PEAS Sweet As Sugar .'- SUMMER SQUASH Mild and Bland Flavor IT'SI NATIONAL V 11 N.. Why we km the youngest customets in the business Tkii ' M tH tftimtS fce fcel our youngest castomer by aoy mean. Seven-Up it so pure, so wholesome that yo ' can even give it to babies and fed good about it. Look at the back of a 7-Up bottle. Mot ice that all our ingredients are listed. (That isn't required of soft drinks, yom knowbut we've prowd to do it and we think you're pleased that we de.) Seven-Up is "right" for SoZk of B ages. Too like it... it Maw; SiMasaV is toU fet Nothing does fMe Seven-lpi Bottled by 7-Up Bottling Co. of Medford
