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MAIL TRIBUNE, Madford, Or. Wadnatdiy, July 1, 1959 ,&0 f&j I Low, Low Prices plusS&H GREEN STAMPS : at no extra cost 'u,, ' Columbia River Fishery Program Recommended Portland - (UPB- A record breaking number of delegates to the 39th annual convention of the Western Association of Fish and Game Commission ers here today heard recom mendations compiled by the Interior Department of a re view of the Columbia River Fishery Development pro gram. The report was prepared for delivery by Ross L. Leff ler, assistant Secretary of the Interior, but he was detained in Washington, D. C, and it aw. s.::::sj.'. -."'"-" --.Bl -k-.- -.-j T7. . .-.-.-.-.-..-.-.j,.-.-.v.-.-.v.-j -.- kk-.'amr.-.f. -.--Sear.-.v.-.-.-.-.-.-y rfr tAt t&t tt -fr -At -fr . Vine Rioe Lm "ci:,: TOBBATOB 2 i 2$ lS-ex. Tin. foraffyour pM J-- WILSON'S V . BOF V CHOPPED BEEF ?' X 12-oz. Tin 39? I Price affacriva Thursday and Friday, JeSy 2 and 3. Limit right ratarvad. Closed Saturday, July 4th Open Sunday, July 5th Blue Bell : Potato Chips Bar-B-Q Chips Chips for Dips ' BLUE BELL TINVU-MK Triple Pak Box ea. Steinfeld's Home "'Style' Dill Pickles Beit for Cookouts or Picnics Steinfeld's Sweet - 4 15-oz. Mtk Jars; Cucumber Chips Long Well-Filled Ears , Sweet Corn Sweet Spanish Yellow nooros Jumbo Vine Ripened ie Large Thick Meat Ml Peppers Large Size Sunkist Lemons Red Haven Peaches -Santa Rosa Plums -Bin ru " Royal Ann Cherrf. t:i- . . B,n9 Cherries ,lun Mpncor$ Neetaj doz. for lbs. innes Cliff Char CHARCOAL BRIQUETS Quick and Convenient to Use Z 79 It's New! "SIZ" STARTER Foam Tyne, Just ay It On 89c Spray WIZARD ' Lighter Fluid Qt 59c lop Lindsay Select Reg. 29c - - No. 1 Tin Van Camp's - No. 2Vz Tin s Hi West-10-oz. Pkg. 69 Hunt's brand . . . made from field ripened tomatoes for added flavor. 270 Piggly Wiggly will be open as usual on Sun day, July 5th, to serve you. was read by John I. Hodges, chief of the branch of Co lumbia River Fisheries, bu reau of commercial fisheries. Recommendations The recommendations in cluded: That stream improvement activities be expanded above McNary dam, including stream clearance, laddering of falls and diversion screening. That further hatchery con stn etion under the develop ment program be deferred for "the time being" pending de termination of the effective ness of the lower river hatch ery program, and until the more serious fish diseases are brought under control. That greater emphasis be placed on research, particu larly in fish disease, nutrition and program appraisal. " The program, ' administered by the Fish and Wildlife Serv ice, is a coordinated effort of the fish and game agencies of Oregon, Washington, Idaho and the Service. Spawning Conditions Leffler also said the fish ery problem would not be licked "simply by solving the fish passage problem." He added: "It will be of little avail to pass the salmon and steelhead without being as sured of means of maintaining essential spawning and rear ing conditions, through either natural or artificial methods, for perpetuation of the re source." More than 570 delegates from the 11 western states, Alaska and Hawaii and ' the provinces of Alberta and Brit ish Columbia . were here for the sessions. rui Mr VM, -rrSv Just heat and eat ... a Hormel ham can't be beat! Each Hormel ham is carefully se lected from' the highest quality young, corn fed porkers then carefully sugar-cured and hickory-smoked to bring out that famous Hormel -flavor and tenderness. Taste the dif ference . ... serve a Hormel ham this week end. ''. v i Shank Half 12 to 16-lb. Average Bridgmon Bros. . Jumbo Fryers Swiffs Premium , . Link Sausage Jumbo Bologna Sliced Minced Ham Fresh, Cut-Up Fryers 2 '4-lb. Average each For Your July 4th Breakfast 1-lb. pkg. 109 Armour Star , By the Piece 'Armour Star 1-lb. pkg. Piggly Wiggly features BARBECUE STEAKS AND ROASTS cut from well-aged, tender, U.S.D.A. Choice Beef. HORMEL'S Franks Package of 12 FTanks... -f ' MAJORETTE CUT MACARONI OR CUT SPAGHETTI Serve macaroni and cheese or an Italian style spaghetti dinner. 24-oz. pkg. 2 each Plymouth Uayonnaise )US . It Is Delicious Quart Jar Medford Spiced Whole Pears No. 2V2 Tin I 4 Minute Maid Frozen Orange Juice 6-oz tin 29c 4 9 n4 Purina New Eager Eater Dog Food 5 lbs 76c 10 lbs. . ... '1.39 25 lbs. ... ..'2.99 Snowdrift ;Th. Hipltiv. thertcning hJi tin Kaiser Foil Household 25-ft. Roll Cap 'n Wrap Roll 29c 19c Doumaks white or colored Trend DRY DETERGENT Package Trend LIQUID DETERGENT 49 Pixie Marshmallows Sunshine Krispy Crackers Sunshine llydrox Cookies Sunshine Candy SET and lemon 210-oz. pkgs. 39c 2-lb. pkg. 49C lVi-OT. pkg. 39c 14-oz, pkg. 29c v Blue, Bonnet fc riargarine Everything's better with Blue Bonnet on it 1-lb. pkg. 25c ..3 &m lbs. 22-oz. Tin Dutch CLEANSER 2 tin? 27 Sweetheart TOILET SOAP 4 bath bars 47 Stewart at King Street Acres of Free Parking Prices Effective Wednesday, Thursday and Friday July 1, 2 and 3 We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities , 1 14 Student Plagued By Scholarships St. Paul, Minn. -(DPB-Bill Delehanty, fresh out of St. Thomas College, has a unique problem: By next fall he must decide how to use $8,200 in graduate scholarships. 1 Bill earned the scholarships while compiling a record of almost aU "A's" in a liberal arts course that emphasized history, foreign languages and debate. He can , read, write and speak French and Latin. He had two years of Greek and German. He won 70 per cent of his debates over a three year period and received the St. Thomas "Mr. Tommy" award as the senior who best represented the school's ideals. Tentatively, Bill plans to solve his scholarship dilemma this way: He will enter Yale as an Overbrook Fellow to study history next fall using funds from the Woodrow Wil son Fellowship. . In the fall of 1960, he will continue at Yale for his mas ter's degree using a Danforth scholarship. Later, he will work for a doctorate, by which he hopes to be teaching at some small college. Foiger's Coffee Drip or Regular Grinds II Kindergarten Level Homework Urged Minneapolis-flJPD-Dean Ath- elstan Spilhaus, University of Minnesota professor and critic of modern education has sug gested starting homework at the kindergarten level to pre pare the children for higher education. Spilhaus said the kinder garten pupil could be given some simple task such as bringing some item to school the next day. The tasks would become more complex as the child moved from grade to grade and would prepare him for the work load of higher education. CLOGSTON'S Metal Weather Stripping and Screens Estimates Gladly. 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