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i ..ping Center, one of the largest Safeway
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Among the Medford Shop
ping Center merchants who
will celebrate their first an
niversary this week end is
Safeway stores.
Safeway's third, and new
est Medford store opened
Aug. 20, 1959, at the north
west corner of Jackson st. and
Biddle rd. ; , . .
It -is one of the. largest of
the 100 stores which comprise
Safeway's Portland division.
Second largest food chain in
the world, Safeway has over
2,200 stores throughout the
United States and Canada, in
cluding three In Alaska.
Nsw Innovation
The shopping center loca
tion represents a somewhat
new innovation for Safeway.
The company once preferred
to be "on their own" with
neighborhood corner loca
tions or downtown business
district sites. The change in
shopping habits which has
seen the rapid development
of large shopping centers
throughout the nation, caused
One of Largest in
Northwest
Safeway to change its think
ing and the company .is now
represented by locations in
shopping centers in every
part of the country. It has a
store in Portland's new Lloyd
Center, largest shopping cen
ter m the world.
In its Medford Shopping
Center location, Safeway has
incorporated the latest in food
store equipment and facilities.
Emphasis has been placed on
customer convenience and
comfort and a wide selection
of foods. The store regularly
stocks more than 7,000 items.
Frozen foods, including
frozen poultry and meat prod
ucts, occupy 136 lineal feet of
display .space. Cheese, eggs
and delicatessen ; items- ac
count for 40 feet of space. In
addition, milk, butter, cottage
cheese and other dairy prod
ucts are housed, along with
refrigerated beverages in a
reach-in wall cabinet measur
ing 32 feet.
Display Cases ,
Fresh meats occupy 68 feet
of display cases. The self-service
system is utilized, but
Safeway meat cutters are on
duty at all times to do custom
cutting at the request of the
customer. Marvin Hagen is
meat department manager.
Don .Tucker is produce de
partment manager. His sec
tion of the store includes 92
feet of refrigerated produce
plus many additional display
fixtures for items that should
not be refrigerated such as
citrus products, onions and
potatoes. " ; ,
The store is equipped with
air-conditioning, a check cash
ing booth, eight checkstands,
automatic entrance and exit
doors, a Seeburg high fidelity
in-store music system and a'
baked goods concession oper
ated by Johnson's Model
Bakery. ,
..'. Arthur Nordnulst
is a veteran of more than 28
years continuous service with
Safeway stores. Like most
Safeway executives, he rose
through the ranks and served
as manager of other Safeway
stores in Portland and Klam
ath Falls before coming to
Medford in November, 1955.
Assistant manager at the
Jackson st. Safeway store is
Chuck Smith. '
Safeway operates twa oth
er stores in Medlwl, Howard
Smith is manager at ISO
North Bartlett st. Res Illa
vou heads the staff at 503
West Main St.
J. N. Valentine, district
manager for Safeway, makes
his headquarters In Medford.
The firm employs 68 peopl
in Medford. 42 of them at the
Jackson st store.
Chemical Compounds Get Study at College
Corvallis - An intensive
study of mysterious chemical
compounds that seem to help
some microorganisms with
stand thousands of times as
much atomic radiation as a
normal human is under way
at Oregon State college.
The1 three-year research
project, financed by a $24,000
grant from the National Insti
tutes of Health, is under the
direction of Dr. A. W. Ander
son and Dr. Paul R. Elliker,
OSC -bacteriologists. In the
study, the researchers hope to
isolate and identify certain
chemical compounds that
seem to make it possible for
some bacteria to withstand
radiation dosages of over 4
million roentgens - about 10,
000 times as much as a nor
mal human..
The bacteria the scientists
are studying were discovered
at the OSC agricultural ex
periment station four years
ago. Research since that time
has shown the bacteria are
eniiallv resistant to normally
lethal doses of ultra - violet
light and x-rays.
Since their discovery, OSC
scientists have studied ; the
bacteria's metabolism the
way they chemically use their
food and their physical
structure. These studies indi
cated the bacteria produced
chemical compounds in their
every - day' living processes
that hadn't previously been
reported as products of nor
mal metabolism in living or-
oanicmc
This information led the
scientists to believe these un
usual chemical compounds
may be the key to the bac
teria's phenomenal radiation
resistance. As soon as they
are able to isolate and an
alyze these compounds, the
scientists plan to carry out
tncts tn sp if these com
pounds can be used to pro
vide radiation resistance in
higher forms of life.
SPORTING GOODS A complete sporting. Less Is a franchised dealer for camera
goods section is featured In Pay Less Drug's equipment from Kodak, Bell and Howell,
front end. Here a customer, can find any Polaroid, and Keystone. Many, other brands
item to please the fisherman, Rods, reels, . are also handled. A new line taken on in
lines 'and lures are purchased direct, and the front is car batteries,
the savings passed on to the customer. Pay
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Savard Named Head Of Kiwanis Club
. Arthur M. Savard,' repre
sentative of Equitable Life As
surance society, was elected
yesterday as Medford Kiwanis
club president for 1061.
Savard, who has served this
year as vice president, will
succeed Dr Merle Foland.
Also elected for 1961 were
. Harry Barker, vice president,
and Herbert Partridge, Robert
Balk, John Nuich and Sam
Hicharcison, directors.
As immediate past president
Foland automatically will be
a director in 1961. Hold-over
directors are Glen Allen,
Chandler Drew, Paul Mitchell
and Dr. E. W. Sickels.
Hal Gardner, fund drive
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FLOOR SPACE Pay Less Drug has ap- and different merchandise. A common state
proximately 10,000 square feet ot floor ment heard In the store from the customer
space. Aside from a complete line of day Is "I have never seen so much and such a
staples, the store is being stocked with new variety In any one store in all. my life!"
chairman for the United Med
ford Crusade,, spoke to Ki
wanians at their, luncheon
meeting yesterday .at Rogue
Valley Country club. Tom
Ness, plant chapter chairman,
showed a UMC motion picture.
NITROGEN USE
Toledo Nitrogen Is used
for protection of high-quality
steel and other metals during
high temperature furnace
treatment. '
VALUABLE PLANT
- Alfalfa is one of the oldest
and most .'valuable forage
plants.
YOUR
SHOPPING CENTER
RESTAURANT
Thanks you for the past year's
business.
Serving you is truly a pleasure.
Iti TU MCDF0R0 SHOPPING CfWTtt
1961 Kiwanis President
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