The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 38

The Salt Lake Tribune, 'Monday, September 25, 1961 1C Shopping The Modem Way Meat Testers Seek Key To Betterment Future Outlook? Its Bright Experiments are under way to redesigh meats. No longer are producers feeding hogs to their fattest and sleekest. The ever reach the retailer market. Until recently, choosing the best meat animal on the hoof was like soft-boiling an egg so-called meat type hog, with! without a watch. Now an much less "back fat, is being ultrasonic device charts fat raised.

Then there is consider- layers of a live animal like able de-fatting before meats sonar m'aps the ocean floor. FRANKS Grocers Aid Utah Students By H. VERX BBAZELL crcativity-to-this -push-button I.TtGA Assistant. -Secy. cooking by selecting m'erest- One of the largest work ing combinations of fords for forces available in Utah is by a varietv of menus.

Cuslni'T Service Although automation will be wherever it saves time and contributes to comfort and efficiency, the trend is to more and more service for customers. Detailed cooking instructions will accompany every piece of meat. Microfilms of food preparation and recipes will he available for the customers home recipe viewer. On thr-premises food prepara- our fulltime students. Today, more full time students find work in our grocery stores than in any other single Utah industry.

At the present time, the states grocers employ over 5,000 of these young people and erate with them In recent years groeerymen hae been concerned about parking space in population centers never able to provide enough, but the day is coming -vvbei up coinerting paiking lots into vcariound swimming pools and omfoi table gardens, piotectcd ouiing Inclement weather bv an air sup polled plastic bubble that ran be "blown up" and will (own a wide aiea. Or the mote com menial ones will he using the paiking space to add shops and service departments. Automobiles vill betome ineffective vehicles of tianspor-t tation our largest po pula fon (cntei.s. Individual hell iars will have then place, of tom se, hut most people will relv on rapid mass transporta- produce and then hauled Tion from the edge ot the met- t0 handy lot ations. The house-inpohtan section or the rim may drive slowly aiound 22-3 coop- tion w'ill be expanded to offer Mr.

Brazell so they may will beVs meals. for.2.,1 6 or they tablished charge customers thermal wrapped, for the mod-1 who will pay for the extia prn homemaker. play sections and pick out servicP course, and be billed upA, lgsosneHextremely 'ear and dunn8 thp summer what she needs. A clerk will monthly. The rising volume of rapid growth and the growt, months when the student work this oval arrangement of dis- of the -hopping ai ea where thev will paik their vehicles i be thrv autos, copiers or heli plaVrVUVilr tia'jrforTc that mTcs whe! tS papr wll bp Pt under of mban Veas is rapidly ac force was at its height and vat Horn these king d'V so Rvat nn eha t0ntI01 by elPctronlc rita -leiating, we re a.

lers can posc(1 Ieai problem for our paiking does so hat purchases will a i as Kiev will take (Inver- end up at the checkout count lei ionic bus tnnns that er the same time the duver kept by these amaz- will halt automatically at pie- docs. They'll be packaged -and mg machines tnat will corn- paid for and put in the autolpute the monthly coded state-and the duver will not have invents. On the return trip, packages 'ra'e the vvheel. Super markets even su- will be loaded on a convenient And for shoppeis who dont perettes will contain miracle rear platform and deposited at want to leave home at all kitchens where food can be pickup stations in the parking there will be a return of tele- cooked while the customer phone and delivery order serv- shops or relaxes in one of the ice Only it vv ill be phone vision pleasant lounges or adjacent so Mis Homemaker will see gardens Automatic conveyor what shes buy mg through a systems in the freezers, will visual hookup wllh every rie transfer prepared frozen foods areas In non ongested aieas and their probably' will be sonic1 there will he self service mobile food banks, oval look forward to a tremendous 'stat utah's grocers joined an demand for more goods I food and non-foods-and serv- 01 ef0It t0 ices. vvoik for tlmm.

The new small type shop In some of our cities, gro ping centers planned in our rers sponsoied, or cooperated cities (Louisville, Fort VVorthJWith other organizations to Milwaukee Denver, naming schools to Oakland and many other)) will change the fact of these metro- teaf 1 studen gr politan areas. proceduies and then help place These next years are going them in food store jobs. The to be the most exciting, most program met w.th gteat sue-progressive, most demanding tecS and helped lessen the unin our history. So forget the emplovnient problem tranquilizers but step up in shape, that will be pie loaded in sections with bread, milk, setups fioen foods, meals and pat tment, if he wishes, or she to the adjoining oven, where can older more I 1 they will cook in minutes, then the vitamins, youre going to t0Pn agprs through a eenii al hookup be sealed in thermal wrappers I need them. Recent SEE WHAT HAPPENS TO COMMON SPUD 1 18 PRIZES GOOD FOR GROCERIES ENTER THIS SIMPLE CONTEST NOW BETTER MEALS BUILD BETTER FAMILIES PARTICIPATING PRODUCTS Vdmal wage hour legislation establishes mini nrum wages and maximum houis in large stoics and Utah! state laws provide similar con I tiol the employment of women and mmois.

Woikingj students aie required to have a permit fiom their school be fore a gmrer may employ them. In a system of free enter-, prise where wage cost is a tal factor food sore com petition, the grocers are pio have hardly been viding a vo-w useful and con jstuctivp scivice to their com aie some advance munities when they emplovl these young pcop'e A food store job teaches the youngster lesponsibihty and' usage. gives him experience in work foil pages in maga- cages. Grocers try to and newspapers for in-'dPtelop good'job attitudes and of new foil wrapped vorlf habits in their young employes. Utah's grooms aie margarine and butter proud of their opportunity to In gold foil.

needed employment wrap for bread. from our young people who home cooking is done might otherwise be unem and main dishes cooked 1 ployed package. Foil pouches. Additives Save Food i Di N. Petris, ('ieai company executive, told delegates to the Newspaper Food F.di tors Confluence in Chicago ie centlv that "with our expand-, ing population, we must eithei use food additives or go hun fh' lie pointed out that food ad riitives delay the onset of ran-eiditv in butter, other shorten- ings and high fat foods like po tato chips He cited pectin jellies, xcgc-tahle gum used to improve the lextuie of lee cieam and a mold inhibitor used to pack age- shiedded cocoanut as other examples of necessary and desiiable food additives Fifty yeais ago spuds vvcie spuds.

You gicw them in you own 1 1 uck patch, oi bought them out of a barrel or a gunny sac at the gleams. They were dirty, their eyes spiou.c-d il you Kept them too long and sometimes they lotted before. you could use ihem up. You washed them and baked them, or you peeled them to hoil, mash and fry. What has happened to the po.ato in this day of added conveniences of huilt maid seivre' as we say in the food busme Fils! oi com so, vc in buv them the year lound in anv food store, new ashed tancy plasm hags.

If you like Fiench fries but dislike the business of peel- 1 increase ing slicing, and deep fat flying, you can get fiozen pie-cooked. heat and eat French fries The same is tiue of mashed potatoes, if thev happen to be your dish hut you hate the kitchen dtudgciv of whipping And foi this you can have them dehydrated or frozen. If you want potato patties, tlieie is a fioen product, all cooked and tmelv seasoned If you have piovided your home with a slick new oven, equipped with a thermostat and a timei your wife can pre-pat potatoes automatically without 'slaving ov ei a hot stove as the saving used to be. possibilties touched. Here container Punted zmes traduction product.

More wrapped Foil Much in foil in their 7-Up Famlee Bread Maxfield Candy Products Aunt Susan's Frozen Pies Mrs. J. G. McDonald's Candy Products LaFamous Tamales, Tacos, Enchiladas Milk White Eggs and Poultry Cottonwood Dairy Lynn Wilson Products Banquet Products Countryside Eggs Meat Products Shavers Grapefruit Hi-Land Dairy Bar-S Products Norbest Turkeys Cloverleaf Dairy and and a growing trend, dropped into water and food heated in its own package1 Precooked Itozen foods like turkey and giavy packaged foil pouch, with special coat ing which absenbs heat rather than reflecting it, so can be heated in toawrr Oatmeal bioad mix with foil loaf pan enclosed Tomato cat same sup and mustud in single Bad Checks Cost $1 Million Yearly Buy tVNUTS roasted fresh CMW5 your prty treat AT YOUR GROCER'S Cheese in rigid aluminum Send In 7up Bottle Caps to "Better Meals" Contest When Ithe recipe, tolls for NOW 39c 49c ly 45c deposit tev PRIZES GE0 IGDQ3! Entries are to be postmarked before midnight, Tuesday, Oct. 10, It is estimated that mote, ustonwis aie al the than a million dollats is lost time required to become ever serving foil package to tab giuuis each -ai a- ne vigdir.t then cxeint a tesult of their accepting bnd c'fmed check container I "lieu of money foi I groceries This despite the tight" put Utions hie the groc ci can set up This has become an unpor tant tt-m in updating cost-, for Inh find stoics, and accord leg to 'led Ludlow pirsid nt of the I lah Re! oi l-as to lied the u-t 1 where the bonks the ''ri i hints, lew enfoie-mcil t'viMtics, and Fm ou tuu'e a common ctont to i ciieic the losses, a'd step 1 I'll (ticks have been poput'u led as a substitute foi ui lc.uv the small checking account hs become romiv" In i tuahon, 1,10 gi ocer 1, -on pi ed in the position of the ighhn.

1 blanch bank and sui prising seems, figuies compiWI bv the gioiots assn revc 1 nmie hen ks now (cashed in Utahs grocery stoics than in Utahs banks I Rich grocer sets up his own jpiotective formula against I check losses but thev still con tinue. The MHrtion has be come so gtave that Sbeinian P. Lloyd, association gencial counsel, views it as a public menace and one which threatens public moials "Increasing numbers of young people of employable age, whether mat tied or un man led. now have checking accounts," he say "despite the fact that the knowing issue of a check against insufficient funds is a felony under Itah law, punishable by imprisonment in the state penitentiary. The practice has become so common that courts ate, reluctant to impose the penalty.

United public action is justified to work out a practical solution. It should become at least as difficult in Utah to Issue a bad check as to over-park at a parking meter, he said. In the meantime, the gto-cers, in intcoce competition with each other and leaning over backwards to. please their Bottled by Birred Bottling All prizes are for merchandise 1961, and mailed to Better certificates good for groceries ar Salt Meals ontest, Box 86 Lake Ory, Utah any one food store of sc inner! choice. 1 $150 4 Priias of 2nd $100 15 3rd $75 jo prilel 4th $50 $10 Sit dinners will be announced during the week of October 30 to Nov.

5, 1961. THE BRAND Better Meals Contest Entry Blank There are obiects in the "Better (YC rite in number here) Meals" contest drawing. How to enter. In enter, dip (he coupon below end nte in the rcrnbcr of different obieus, brnes, paclasis, in-unia. ere which apyear in the uravung Niu Then detc'mine the nem-Kr nt entries hh will he re-ceised in this tnptesr Attach to each entry the cp, box top.

label nr can idenuhcxtion from anv different products whose nanus arc listed as Participating Produces. (Only one label fmm any one product Contestants mav enter as many times as thev ssish, but each entry must be accompanied by 3 more labels (ontest. is open to all except employes of the Newspaper Agency Corp The Salt Lake Tribune and the Deseret Nests and thrtr-im-mediate families. Fntnes ill he judged on the correct count of the products shown. In case of a tie, the winners will he determined by the contestant judging closest to the correct number of entries received.

Decision of the judges is final. YOU KNOW WITH THE quality YOURE SURE Of entries will be received in the (Write in figure) "Better Meals contest. Accompany this with the labels, cap, box top or can identification from any 3 different products whose names are lu.cd as Participating Products. Mail to "Better Meals Contest," Box-867, Salt Lake City, Utah. To be postmarked before midnight, Tuesday, Oct.

10, 1961. Salt. Lake Provo.