RSSEBURS RSW5.REVIEW, fcCBEBURS, CRESSR THURSDAY, JaMUaRV 29, 1948
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Local
News
Iwa Group to Meet The Iwa
Camp Fne Group will meet il
J JO o dock Friday ailei noou at
it. Joseph Catholic school.
Comedy to Be Given The pub
lic is Invited lo attend a three-act
comedy, "Aunt Min Drops In," to
be presented at 8 o'clock Friday
evening at the Dlxonville hall.
Staff to Pracitce The Pythian
Sister officers and degree staff
v.ill practice tonight at 8 o'clock
at the K. of P. hall. Refresh
ments will be served following
the practice.
Club to Meet The Junior Wo
man s Club will hold a business
meeting at 8 o'clock Monday eve
ning. February 2, at the Armory
with Mrs. Carl Wassom, presi
dent, in charge. All members are
requested to be present.
Benefit Card Party Thp pub
lic has been Invited bv Melrose
Grange to attend a benefit card
party Fridav night at 8 o'clock
at the hall. Prizes will be award
ed winners In bridge, pinochle
and five-hundred. Refreshments
will be served.
Thompson Seedless
RAISINS 4 ib, 45s
Date or Italian
DRIED PRUNES 2$z
Blended Orange and Grapefruit
JUICE 46-ox.tin 25C
Grapefruit
JUICE 46-01. tin HZ
Pacific
SALMON No. 1 flat tin 29
Broken
SHRIMP 5-ox.tm 43C
Minced
CLAMS PIsmo. No. 1 flat tin 25C
Standby
FRUIT COCKTAIL ..,. 27c
Silver's
HONEY
Oregon No. 1
Lb. ior 29C
RADISHES, GR. ONIONS 5e
California Bunch
CARROTS 2 bunches .,
Utah Type
CELERY Pound ..............
BOILER
ONIONS io.b, 65C
RED DELICIOUS
APPLES bo, 2.89 3.bs.2Se
PRODUCE PRICES FOR FRI. A SAT. ONLY
Store Hours
Daily 8 a.m. to
6 p.m.
Saturday
8 a.m. to
7 p.m.
III at Home Donald Parr, son
of Mr. and Mm. A. D. Parr, is ill
of a severe cold at his home
on East Lane street.
Will Spend Weekend Here
Mr. and Mis. Barton Krown of
Portland expect to spend the
weekend In Rosebuig visiting the
former's puienis and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Brown and Mrs.
Allena Rose, on Muore street.
Chicken Dinner to Be Served
The W. S. of C. S. of the Metho
dist Church of Lookingglass has
invited the mibllc to atlend a 6:30
o'clock chicken dinner at the
church Friday evening. A musi
cal piOHiam and slides will fol
low Ihe dinner.
Woman's Club to Meet The
Roseburg Woman's Club will
meet Tuesday at 130 o'clock at
the Armorv with Mrs. George E.
Houck. president, in charge. An
interesting urogram has been
planned. The officers have re
quested all members to be pres
ent. Box Social Saturday The Par
ents Club of St. Joseph's School
will sDonsor a box social Satur
day night. January 31. at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Mc
Donald in Garden Vallev. The
oartv will be held from 8 to 12
P. M. Dancine and games w ill be
enioved during the social hour.
Even-one in the oarish is invited
and those attending are asked to
brinp a box sunDer. The proceeds
will go to the Parents Club fund
to be used for the children of the
school.
Red Mexican
BEANS
2 ibs. 39C
Bu.
19C
9C
Swift's
vTJL
Swift's
Lean and Sweet
Lb
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1 Medium Site
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AT DEER CREEK BRIDGE
This ad tffectiva Friday, Saturday and Monday, Jan. 10, 31, Ftb. 2.
Ill at Home Susan Hess, small
daughter of Dr. and Mis. O. K.
Hi ss, has been 111 the last several
days at her home in Laurelwood.
Undergoes Tontilectomy
Susun KoU-ils, small daughter ol
Mr. ami Mis. Charles E. Roberts,
Jr., of Roseburg, underwent a ton-siU-ciumy
this morning.
6pend Day in Eugene Mi's. L.
E. McClinlock, Mr. J. R. Whar
ton and Mis. Ivan Pickens of
Rosebuig spent Tuesday in Eu
gene visiting relatives and
li lends.
Leave For Arizona Mr. and
Mrs. carl Davis of Portland have
left for Phoenix. Ariz., to enjov a
two months vacation, following
a stop over In Roseburg to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bailey.
Initiated Into Sorority Miss
Maxine Wright, Days Creek, jun
ior in business anil industry at
Oregon State College, was re
cently Initiated into Phi Chi
Theta, women's commerce honor
society.
Health Minister Target
Of "Boot-Out" Sign
LONDON, Jan. 29.-.W The
white-wash words "Boot Out
Bevan" appeared on the Thames
River embankment opposite the
House of Commons today.
Aneurin Bevan, minister of
health, w ill administer a new pub
lic medical sen'ice approved by
parliament. It is scheduled to
'start July 5 over the opposition
of the British Medical Associa
tion. Engineers' Special, Heavy
Canvas Gloves
air 25C
Light Globes
A complete stock
15 w to 200 w
3-woy 100, 200, 300 w
Heme Plate
DOG FOOD
39C
5-lb. Pkg.
Swift's
Premium Hams
Half or Whole
Lb. 0fZ
Sliced Bacon
79c
Bacon Jowls
49C
Fresh Ovsterc
m M
59C
Lb 49c U
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Striped Bass
Issue Slated
For Hearing
Fish Board Calls Public
Meet Following Ruling
Affecting Its Authority
By Charltt V. Stanton
Public notice Is being given by
the Oregon Kish Commission of i
hearing to be held in Itortland,
Wednesday, Feb. 11, at 10 A. M.
in the commission's offices In the
Governor building, to consider
"The striped bass fishery in the
t'mpqua Kiver and tributaries;
its regulation and management."
Interested parties, the Commis
sion reports, will have the priv
ilege of presenting their views
regarding the matter. Statements
and facts pertaining to the fish
ery may be submitted orally or
In writing. Written communica
tions should be mailed in time
to be recleved prior to the sched
uled hearing.
The Fish Commission's action
follows a recent opinion furnish
ed at the commission's request
by Attorney General George Neu
ner outlining the Commission's
powers over the striped bass
fishery. The opinion was written
by Fred A. Miller, assistant at
torney general, who, upon In
structions from Neuner, has been
making a special study of the
l'mpqua fishery laws and regula
tions, in which several conflicts,
resulting from passage of two
bills, Senate Bill .'116, and Senate
Bill 140, by the last legislature
have had both the Fish Commis
sion and Game Commission in
a quandry as to their respective
powers.
Authority Clarified
The Fish Commission had as
sumed that S. B. HO. the Author
ity Bill, gave that body complete
authority over the salmon fish
ery, both sports and commerical.
but the Attorney General ruled
recently that authority over
sports angling for salmon still
remains with the Game Commis-
; sion, and tnat the t ish Commis
sion can regulate only the com
j merical fishery. Senate Bill 31G.
I the L'mpqua Closure Act, makes
I salmon in the Umpqua River a
came fish, except when taken as
"incidental catch" but permits
gillnetting for striped bass.
Through oversight, resulting from
haste in crowding the bill thru
the legislature in closing days of
the session, the Act failed to" pro
vide needed limitations. It omit-
ted, for Instance, any provision
i for deadlines, "incidental catch'
was not defined, and no striped
1 bass seasons were set.
I The opinion furnished from the
office af the Attorney General
holds that Senate Bill 140, now
Chapter 438, Oregon Laws 1947,
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FES;M HrVwW"'
UMPQUA VALLEY APPLIANCE
120 W. Ook Phone 943-J
has for Its primary purpose the '
promotion of the "liruoauatiun
and conservation of fish," author-,
li nn and commanding the State i
Fish Commission to "promulgate '
rules and regulations governing i
me tunes and places, means or
manner of taking, catching or
fishing for striped bass and other
valued food tish and lends only
to accomplish lahe primary ob
jective; namely, to prevent Im
pairment ol the ultimate supply
of all valued food lith, including
striped bass.
Intent Clearly Shown
The opinion shows a vast
amount of research and study
into the history of legislation af
fecting the l'mpqua Hiver. listing
continued elfort, since 1901, lor
protection of the resource. It is
pointed out that the intent of the
legislature is clearly expressed
in Chapter 350, Oregon ltws
1945. in which the Fish and Game
Commissions were directed to
make studies and submit recom
mendations to "conserve all of
the valued food fish of this state
for the greatest number of people,
for the greatest length of time."
The Fish Commission, being
given the responsibility for pro
tection, preservation, progjagation.
cultivation, development anil por
motion." of the Oregon fishery.
SACRED RECORDS
at
The Bible Book Center
t'mpqua Hotel Building
115 West Oak Street
PIANOS
Baldwin, Wurlltnr,
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at
Lund'r Radio Store
Dr. M. C. Cassel
Chiropractic Physician
Spinal and Diet Correction
Headaches, Stomach, Liver,
and Intestinal Ailments
For Appointment
Coll 1019-R
103 S. Kane St. at Cass
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and furnished with "exclusive
jurisdiction," over all shad, strip
ed bass, sturgeon," etc' has
authority, the opinion holds, to
govern "the taking, msscssion,
sale and disHtsitioii" ol Klried
bass; the ne.lit lo set seasons
and deadlines, but is IhiuikI bv the
provisions contained in the ('nip
qua Closure Act, which sets the
sie of nets lo le used.
As the opinion places i'eon
slbility uhiii the Fish t'lmiiius
sion to provide protection lor
the striped bass lislieiy. the forth
coining hearing is expected to
determine matters of seasons,
areas, deadlines, and other regula
tions which will, It is expected,
eliminate much of the c-oiillict
between the sports and innimer
cial fisheries on the Unqqiia
River, pending anticijtatcd amend
ments to Ihe laws at the next
session of the legislature.
Steinmet, the engineering gen
inns, had tioutiie learning multi
plication tables in school.
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opera ton! Other price arc going
up, but imprmcii nunuljuurmg
method bring Tiun price down,
liun underuiu, tills buiks, rips
and tromui, fust ind cjv. No
"timber bind." The Titan Power
Chain Saw i the lighictt power
taw tor it) hone ptmti being manu
factured. Cutter ban from 2 to 9
feet in length aailable. C ut oper
ating cows . . . peed umber deli cry.
Write for details.
Crunchy Bran I
Muffins Rich
with j
Raisins j(Vy
Tty KcIIobb's AU-Brnn and hwckms
rulHlns . . . m-m-m. thrrt't mouth
ntrrtn(T flavor combtnrtlluni
2 Uiblrna cup milk
BhorU-nuitf 1 cup kilu-d flour
cup tuar li tertspoon salt
1 ettK 3 'v t-n--KAns
J cup Krllojj'i takln powder
All-Bran H cup ralsrni
Blend almrtrnlng and aupir thor
cukI'Iv: add rut and brut wll. Stir
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aoafc unttl mot o moliture u iakrn
up Silt flour llh Kilt and baklnj
pnwder; 'lr In rlln. Aild to rlrst
mixture and llr only until flour dt
apiieum. Fill Hiciwd mullin pans two
thlrua full. Bk In a modt-rati-ly
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X j JIMMY DURANTE
,:VLAURITZKELCHIOR
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Carnegie Hero Medal
Given Oregon City Man
I'llTSlil'lUill. Pa., Jan. 29.
f.l'l - Tile Carnegie hero fund
commission has awarded one of
10 brone medals To;- heroism to
Kills 1'uduiil, Route 3, Oregon
Cily. 1
The commission announced
that I'Lidwill. 33, an electrician,
ved Genevieve J. Kav. U2. from
drowning at Fargo, N. 1)., on
June 14, 1947, when she fell into,
the Red River while fishing.
Tile citation said that the Ore
gon man, although Just previous
ly hospitalized and still weaken-1
etl horn his illness, had swam
tully clothed to where she dis-:
appeared in the swill current.
He finally succeeded In reaching
Mrs. Kay and towing her to near
the river bank where others
heljed bring her ashore.
Thjr wi n Old Mn of Pru,
Who wtchd hit i(t mting itw;
But one by miitlio
In th ttov tht did bA
.And hi rmim want up th flitt.
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