Medford mail tribune., December 09, 1956, Image 7

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Grers Urge Full
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Potential of River
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Poland (UP; The full po
tential of the Columbia river as
a world-wide wattfTviay must be
developed so that modern deep
draft ships can enter the Port of
Portland, Kenfieth Fridley of
Wasco, president ofothe Oregon
Wheat (growers League, said
here Friday. o
The league Sesident" told tha
group's annil convention that
a channel depth of 43 feet must
be dredj-'ieri at ti. ri'r s mouth,
o HeIso urged the league to take
theMtead in gei4:ti? the deep-draft
O channepto Trie Dalies dredgei
and Qe i?onnevi!ie daa locks
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fridley 4.J the full use of
riyeW and sea transportation
wouli overcome0the nal:ural dia
?dvsMage of di.-itance to popula
tion ItwnTgf s. -Surpluses
Dis?ppar e
OHe aid Pacific ; Northwest
wheat ju?i!luscaDy4ir disappear
in the next tirre years-jas a re
sult Cfcf (toad? agreements with
Japan and India. q
C.Sen. Rfclvard X. ?'euberger
(Dlre.) asfeecf tie tegue to giva
the twipprice) "diwnesiic parity
pl;(n) on wheat aair trial. Ha
sid the S(fii bankjplan principal
ly bei'ittecrthe corn-states and
suggest, some form of deple
tion allowance on taxea such as
(now givi oil companies should
Mse available is farme.
The league adopted a report
oppo. t0 any freight rate in
creases oil graft and favoring
minimum freight ate regula
tions by the Oregon Public Util
ity 0-om9jssicri or all intra
state Ireigirt shipments. ,
Another sDeafcer wa sin
Wayne Morse (D-Qre.; who (aid
ne would continue to press for
passage of tlCarlson-Morsa do-
mesucTan!$ plan ior wheat and
asKeaQne wheat grower! to
avoid seeing legislation inde-
ui inner iarm cropi,
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Girl $cM$
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(Jttop fa, Certtral Point, c!e-bratedCI'-s
third birthday recently
wiihja pirty planned by three
memners. Cargl Strjjus. Mary
Jnn isyior and arol Wright.
At thesame tiSipa caadleliaht
investiture was Ireld to invest
Sheila Forcpsr Patricia Kohn,
Carol Wright and Karen Griggi
as Tenderfoot (Sirj couls. This
groupvas presented try patrol
leaderrjoyce Anderson and Bar
bara JSvJc. Ies of Love- Echo
were show at the meeting.
Other activities of the troop
have been swinjtrflrig at-th. 7
and gkati-rjL at thi Rogue Valley
Ballroom, De;gies a visit to Bear
Creek(f3rchards.Qnother project
cf3he troop, .was learning ofthe
eare(f house plants". On thia oc
casion they visited -with Mra.
Harvey (Casainan who Instructed
themEach girl pottd a bulb or
plant and fell care tor It in prep
O aratlon lt plant, how early
In the spring.
The troopcJs led by Mrs. I. B.
Griggt, 0 O O
H0I4 Outing C
eiriQfi-otit Brownie Troop 84
of Washington school had a com
bines, outiKjr and service project
on DeceSriber B. The troop took
iisepbut reparable toys, to the
fireijuse to aid the fixemen't
Chriptaas project.
(?TTie($-t(Op, ioade up of second
graders, was "organized in Sep
tember and is led by Mrs. Ken
neth "Slair and Mrs. Floyd Rob
inson. It metis y Thursdays
from (5 p.m. until at Mrs.
Blair's home, 1200 Murray-at.
The troop committee is Mrs.
Epcijcer Moore, Mrs. Serle Steph
en) nd Mrs. iacster Wilcox .Jr:
The comijiittee" will aid with
transportaffon on ?le outing. ,
M gtn b e r s of the troop are
Susa Ayicha. Joan Blair,
Nancy Da v1son, Debfcy Lehman,
Kathy McCcy; iynr v Makris,
PeggyQ.Ioi'Se, Teri Roberts,
Sandra Rinson, Connie Rus
st"B.Berlette Stephens, Joy Wil
cox hd (iill oltraie. " e
(30 ' "
Tffhune Wanteds
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It your const ipatiorCSt due
to lack of bitik. tryCa dail)
seryJRK of Keifogg's All-Bran.
UnlSe drug laxatives fthat
contain no b'lk) .Ajl-Bran,
made of whole wheat, pro
vides all the natural laxa
tive bulk you need daily for
comfortable, gentle elimi
nation. Try KeUogg's-fAe
original ready-toat0bran
for 10 days. If not gatisfiedo
with All-BrflSin every wig',
return the empty carton and
get double vour monev baek.
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