King's Business - 1954-01

GOLD MEDAL CERTIFICATES WORTH

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. Kitchrn^ntfd ENRICHED ''Isn’t there something special your group needs? Equipment for the church kitchen? Swings for the nursery or playground? New gear for camp vacations? Or money for some special community project? I’m sure there is. We at General Mills are making this Friendship Fund offer FLOUR

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to help you now. Gold Medal Certificates, worth money, will soon be available in specially marked sacks of Gold Medal Flour. All you do is collect these certificates for your group. Isn’t this an easy, satisfying way to help your community?" ^ ¿ttn C n o ck& L 1 OF G EN ER A L MILLS HERE’S ALL YOU DO :

Fund offer. Remember, each certificate is worth money, and saving them can build dollars. The values of Gold Medal Certifi­ cates increase up to 50jé, depending on sack size. * Q Easy instructions—how to mail-in and O redeem—are attached to every Gold Medal Certificate. These certificates are re­ deemable by bona-fide organizations such as churches, clubs, charities, auxiliaries, scout groups, etc.

I Appoint a chairman and select enthusi­ astic group leaders to head collection teams. Spread the word to save Gold Medal Certificates for your group. Be sure to get your share of the O ne M illion D ollars worth o f certificates—coming soon in Friend­ ship Fund sacks of Gold Medal Flour. 2 Don’t forget the fun of competition. Build up friendly rivalry among teams— keep collection scores during this Friendship

4 Remember, Gold Medal Flour is by far America’s favorite—there are hundreds of these valuable certificates in stores near you. Be sure to get your group’s share! LO O K FOR YO U R G R O C E R ’S GO LD MEDAL FLOUR D ISP LA Y OF Betty Crocker's Friendship Fund Sacks! J A N U A R Y 1 9 5 4 3

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