Working Women Drive Shoppers Changes in Supermarkets
Clare's Column notes that working women now constitute 38.1 percent of the workforce and are the dominant supermarket customers. A Bureau of Advertising survey of 1,000 women finds working women shop mainly on Saturdays, value price and store services, and do most food buying. They rely on newspapers for ads, seek convenience, and prefer ready meals, frozen items, and smaller cooking efforts. The piece suggests stores with strong organization and ample stock will thrive as employment rises.
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Michigan Farm Bureau Holds 53rd Annual Meeting
The 53rd annual Michigan Farm Bureau meeting runs November 8 to 10 at Grand Rapids Civic Auditorium with Farm Bureau Services and Farmers Petroleum Cooperative holding separate sessions November 9. Key events include President Elton R. Smith address, a luncheon, Women and commodity programs, labor and natural resources sessions, statewide awards, and the Young Farmer program with policy discussions set for Thursday and Friday.
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Grand Rapids Civic Auditorium
Farm Bureau Services and
Farmers Petroleum Cooperative
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Elton R. Smith
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