Bronze Reporter

Page Six

THE BRONZE REPORTER

Saturday, February 25, 1956

~Market News

The ollowig submitted for the
benefit of food shoppers in the
Flint area. The material is taken
from ~Market News~ by Mrs. Marian Nash Kottke, Consumer Marketing Information Agent of Michigan _ State University. Food
shoppers can be guided in making
food purchase.

According to the MUS Consumer Marketing Office in the Flint
Area, there _ peottisay variation
in foods for the Lenten season.

Supplies @~ fish have increased
and good variety is evident. Whitefish may be retailing from 65 to
79 cents a pound. Northern like is
in good supply and jis retailing ~at
near 40 cents a pound. Herring!
and smelt are around the 25. cents
mark.

Tuckes Brothers

Jailed In Result

Of Brawl At IMA Auditorium

Assistant! City Attorney Wade
Withey has questioned witnesses to
the IMA brawl, which resulted in
the Tucker brothers being jailed
and charged with disturbing the
peace. Eugene Tucker, Golden
Gloves Champion, was badly beaten in the disturbance. Withey said,
as the result of questioning witnesses, that he was inclined to be-|;
lieve the report of the police of
~icer, namely, that the Tucker broithers were the aggressors in the
~unprovoked attack on the officer.

Attorney A. Matthew Buder, on

In dairy fods, cottage cheese is} he other hand, refused to permit
a headliner for the week, and be-j he Tucker brothers to plead guilty
sides the creamed cottage cheese |He was equally convinced from the
or plain cottage cheese, there is|evidence given him that the bronew variety in flavor with the use |thers were not guilty as charged.

of chives, green pepper, or pine
Buder asked for a trial by jur
apple which is being prepared in y jury.
some dairié$. Remember that cot-|JUd&~ - Raymond ~. French was

tage cheese is extremely prishable |~UTI0US 88 to why there had been
and for the best enjoyment of | ~ ~@"Y postponments. Buder and

good flavor, treat is an you would
a bottle of milk. Keep it in the refrigerator.

Besides the many deeallent dairy

- foods, it will be a wise shopper to |, Stock up on plentiful:high quality
eggs. Large eggs are most in evidence and are ranging an price
from 53 to 59 cents a dozen. Medium eg supplies are somewhat lighter, and prices are ranging down
around 50 cents a dozen.

Thing of eggs a laking, deviled
eggs, omelets, and souffles for family interest.

There is an abundance of good
quality meat variation. In pork,
excellent quality loins are retailing
from 35 to 45 cents a pound. Pork
chops areé~nea 80 cents a pond for
the very finest lean type.Sausage
side port, bacon and picinics will
add variety an keep the budget
very much in line. ~

In beef this wee, there is a good
selection of fancy cut chucks selling from 29 to 59 cents, depending
upon the cut you select and the
quality. Standing rib roast, the
king or roasts, is ranging from 57
to 73 cents.

Ground round steak at near 70
cents a pound or regular groun
beef at. 30 to 35 cents pound is almost a symbol of our modern age,
in that it is extremely popular because of ts quick preparation and
versatility. Think about using i
for ground béef steaks, for spaghetti and meat balls, ground bee:
casseroles, goulash, and barbecues
/on buns.

In fruits for the week, star Mich.
igan apples. You will find there
are some Jonathans, Winesaps, Delicious, and Northern Spys. A wora
to the wise would be to carefully
select apples during this season,
perhaps, buy fewer and buy more
often, and --most important of aii:
-refrigerate them as soon as they
reach the kitchen door. Many 01
the Delicious have appeared to bé

exceedingly firm.
in vegetables, check Michigan

potatoes at 3 to 5 cents a pound.

and, again, watch for good quality

and potatoes without sprouts, It
is the time of the year when you
can receive the finest economy in
the remaining good quality vegetables which are coming out of
storage# Stock up on Michigan onions this. week, Sweet potatoes are
in ~heavy supply and will cost you
less~ in most of the markets this
week than thre weeks ago.

Edward Neithercut, representing
the Tucker brother, explained that
Withey had néeded time to contact
and question the various known

witnesses. Municipal Judge French
set the date for the trial for March
ce

John Tucker told the Bronze Re~porter Editor, ~I~m glad we will
go to trial. Maybe at the trial the
2ntire situation can be cleared. We
ire innocent and have been miscreated by the police officer.

Up to now, I have always had
he utmost respect for any officer
of the law. In fact, once-I considered joining the force. Fate sure is
fuhny. We are the ones _ who
should be bringing charges against
the officer, instead we have to detend ourselves against charges that
we attacked the police.~

The hearing was Thursday, Feb.
23.

-DON'T GO HOME -

FOLLOW THE CROWD
~ TO THE ~

Social Circle Club

2809 ST. JOHN ST.,

a

~DANCING ALL NIGHT

AFTER HOURS

EVERY FRIDAY, SATURDAY >
AND SUNDAY

jecias Mich. Grade 1

3 Ibs. $1.00

~kinless Frankfurts

Campbells Tomato Soup

_GREEN LABEL CHUNK STYLE

Star Kist TUNA

COCA COLA
GROUND BEEF
| Heinz Ketchup
Pink Beauty Salmon = varery

REGULAR SIZE. 6 Bottle Carton
FRESH LEAN

LARGE SIZE

Big Value Potato Chips
Durkee~s Shortening

Sliced or Halves

Delmonte PEACHES

KLEENEX Facial Tissue 2 400 count Packages

In Mesh Bags

Fresh Florida Oranges

Libbys FORZEN FRESH Orange Juice

9 | p-m.: Thru. Sat.@ $'>
Mon Thru ss

SUNDAYS |

Se nei! es a

A

ern

YOU'LL SHOP QUICKER AND SAVE MORE AT~

Hamady,

Bros. |

/

pound cello 35c
- 3Seans 25c

49c
23~
3 Ibs. 83c
37c
47c

ib. bag 47Cc
31b.can 67c
57~
39c

5 pounds. 29c
6-Goz. an 95~

2 - 6% oz. Cans

Plus deposit

2 For

Lb. Can

id

2 No. 244 bins

This Adv. Good
through F ebruary |
~19, 1956.

We reserve the
right to limit quantities.