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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1969
Page
4
Readers are urged to celebrate May salad month with simple or elaborate dishes using garden vegetables or fruits. Suggestions include cold chicken or ham, blue cheese crumbles, and easy dressings like mayonnaise with French mustard or a sour cream base.
The Smitty’s market on McDowell and Granite Reef Roads is one of Scottsdale’s largest grocers. It spans about 4,000 square feet with over 100 employees and stocks around 8,000 items. Swede Smith explains the store’s focus on quality and freshness, especially in their produce and freezer rooms, where temperature control ensures peak freshness for fruits and vegetables.
The Smiths of Iowa run a multi department market with two meat sections selling USDA Choice cuts daily, bulk and prepackaged options, plus extensive fish, bakery, candy, produce, and a dine in restaurant. Fresh salmon shrimp and bloaters highlight a wide seafood selection. The store offers wedding cakes, custom breads, boxed chocolates, and Italian specialties for a full one stop shopping experience.
Marvin R. Pauly of Union Carbide showcased turkey based products to about eighty poultrymen at the University of Arizona. The event featured discussions on turkey growth, packaging and meat emulsion products to boost per capita turkey consumption. Arizona State University honored Dr. Ernest Parker for long service to poultry science.
A retro pineapple chicken salad recipe serves two. Dice cooked chicken, celery, pecans, water chestnuts, and pineapple. Bind with mayonnaise and cranberry sauce cubes. Spoon into a hollowed pineapple shell shaped like a rooster head for display.
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