MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
THURSDAY. DECEMBER . 19(2
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"More Meat for Your Money at Thunderbird"
Meat
Prices
Effective
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thru
Sunday
Dec. 9
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SWIFT'S PREMIUM AND USDA GOOD & CHOICE GRAIN FED TENDER AGED BEEF .
- expertly cut and trimmed - EXCESS FAT AND BONE REMOVED - HAVE ONI ,
. FOR SUNDAY DINNER. .
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Seven Bone Cuts C 2,b
Round Bone or llOc j
Cross Rib Cuts !lr Jbj
SLICED BACON
lib. pkg.79c
Morrell's Palace
Eastern Cured
Thick Sliced
HEN
TURKEYS
Swift's Royal
Rock Plump
meaty blrdt.
12-15 Ibi.
CANNED PICNICS
Swift Premium Savor-Tite. Boneless.
Fully Cooked. No Waste.
Largs
5 lb. Size
Just $289 each
SKINLESS WIENERS
THE ALWAYS POPULAR 'TASTY BRAND" BY UNITED MEATS OF MEDFORD
PLUMP, JUICY AND TENDER - MIGHTY TASTY TOOI
Full lb. 1
package
2 for S9'
Demonstration Friday and Saturday
COME IN FOR A FREE SAMPLE
TENDER YOUNG BEEF - FULL BONE
IN CENTER CUTS - ALWAYS A FAM
ILY MEAL TIME FAVORITE - EASY ON
THAT BUDGET TOOI
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SALTED PEANUTS
CHOCOLATE MINTS
CHOC, CHIPS
VEGETABLES
PEPPEROUI PIZZA
Busterfeltnched
16 ex. can
HOFFMAN
Mb. Pkg.
Nestles
6 oi.
pkg.
12 oi.
pkg.
5
2
NEW CROP NAVEL
Hi West frozen french fries,
mixed vegetables, peas and
carrots, peas, corn. . 1 0 ox. pkg.
3
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19 ox. Pie
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FACIAL TISSUE I CAKE MIXES
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White's fruit cake mix
JACK MACKAREL
CITRON mix
BARBECUE SAUCE
COCOA MIX
Lucky Strike
1 514 ox. Can
Gabhardt's
old fashioned
Reg. 39c 17 ex. bot.
2S
14 OZ. JAR
Hershes
Instant
2
2
for
lb.
Can
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Brazil
Nuts
Fresh
Shipment
Peanuts
Silled
In shall
or
regular
30 C ,: o'-1''
39? "Cy
Association Hears
Roseburg Doctor
Dr. Charles Wilson from
the Veterans Administration
hospital in Roseburg, spoke to
the board members of the
Jackson County Tuberculosis
nd Health association during
recent meeting at the Rogue
Valley Country club.
In speaking on "Who'i Top
Health," Dr. Wilson said that
the nation is creatine prob
lems by more health and that
the people have to get to work
and solve these problems. Ha
pointed out that with the in
crease in population persons
also have a longer life expec
tancy, and because of this
aging persons in convalescent
and rest homes need reorien
tation. .
He said many persons In
the hospitals with tuberculosis
and other lung diseases are
there to stay until the end
of life and need to be useful
nd loved.
Dr. Wilson said in soma
cases it is possible to move
chronic patients nearer home
and it is possible other plans
could be worked out. Ha
asked the question "What do
you want for your tubercu
losis patients?"
Charles Althafer. Portland.
director of education for the
Oregon Tuberculosis and
Health association, was pres
ent during the luncheon. Ha
was In Medford to attend tha
state convention of the Ore
gon Association for Health,
Physical Education and Recreation.
Grange News
Greenhorn Grange
Yreka - Lou Coles of Yreke
was installed as master of tha ,
Greenhorn Grange in cere
monies Dec. 1 at the Grange
hall. . , .
Other officers installed
were Kermith Wheeler,. over
seer; Mrs. Joe Lewellyn, lec
turer; James Bevel, steward;
n.ennem mey, assistant stew
ard; Mrs. Coles, . chaplain;
Mrs. Margaret Winterlini.
treasurer; Mrs. Vayne Bala
ton, secretary; Ray Wheeler
gate keeper; Mrs. Brian Can
non, Ceres; Mrs. Francis
Schultz, Pomona; Mrs. Estel
la Severns, Flora; Mrs. Ken
neth Blcy, lady assistant
steward; Willard Treeman,
executive committeeman and
Mrs. Kermith Wheeler, flaf,
I bearer. -
Vayne Ralston, district dep
uty of the Grange and his
staff put on the installation'
work. The women who form
ed the degree team were
dressed in colored floor
length gowns.
Following the ceremonies
Alvin Lewis, master of Po
mona Grange and Gerald
Eastlick, master of Scott Val
ley Grange, were introduced,;
by Ralston,
Mrs. Ray Wheeler, grand
marshal, for the evening pre
sented a new Santa Claus
suit, made by Mrs. Francis
Schultz, to Mrs. , Joe Lewel
lyn. The suit is to be used for
the first time at the Christ
mas program which will be
given at the Grange hall Sa
turday, Dec. 17.
Gifts were presented to
Ray Wheeler, outgoing master
and to Mrs. Ralston, outgoing;
chairman of the Home Eco
nomic club, by Mrs. Schultz,
the incoming Home Economla
club chairman.
Ralston . presented Ray
Wheeler with his past mis
ter's pin and Wheeler then
gave his farewell speech, Lou
Coles was introduced as tha
new master and responded
with a brief speech.
Besides the two visitors
mentioned earlier, Mrs. Viola
Dale from Happy Camp was
present and introduced.
Refreshments were served
in the banquet room follow
ing the close of the installa
tion ceremonies.
Pitted Prunes
Fresh Dates
Pinto Beans
Broccoli
Celery Hearts
Danish Squash
Suntweet
12-or. Pkg.
Calif. Golden, Cup brand
1 Vilb. pkg.
Try these for
a menu change
Fresh green
bunch
Fresh and crisp.
The best of the celery.
Thick meat for
a family treat.
Only
i
29:
19
23
5
pkg.
Roxy Ann Grange
Roxy Ann Grange enter
tained members of the Chet
co Grange, Harbor, Ore., ort
Nov. 16 with 26 members sb
tending from Harbor.
Under the direction of Mrs.
Marie Allison they presented
program of skits and read
ings. Virgil Clarke, Grange
master from Chetco, gave a
talk on "The Grange s Stand
Education." Mrs. Virgil
Clarke who is Pomona f
Oregon State Grange, gave a
short talk.
The Chetco Grange present
ed each member Easter lily
bulbs.
A highlight of the evening
was the presentation of an
honorary mem bership to
Webster Hlckle, who is 84
years old and first Joined tha
Grange in 1897 In Illinois. He
has been an officer substi
tute for almost every offices
In the local Grange, on tha
building committee and a
general helper since 1931.
The next meeting of tha
Grange will be Friday, Dec.
7, at 8:13 p.m.
All women are to take pot
luck refreshments.
A program will be present
ed during the meeting.