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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1960)
SECTION C MedfordkTribune Illegal Liquor Shipment Seized Sun Kninclnco HII'li Fcclcrnl eiitlmrltlrs niinuiiiicrd Wed nrndiiy lluil HO cno of llii(ii', hrnuxlil Into thin country without IipIiik declined to rustum. were tcl.rd nl tlie homo of a rrllrrd Navy d mlnil. The U.S. Hitiirtu-y'i office mid ihr liquor win found Inly I nl Hie auburhiin homo 1110 Grade SAVE 17c Cottage Brand MARGARINE Pound Del Monte Fresh-Halves-Plain or Kosher Dill Pickles O ,or fiQ 24-oi. Jr WW Sweet Pickles Del Monte mild-26-ox. ar OA.at Rnttln Mission Catsup A A Bifl Valuel TT A Big Honolulu Lady Pine'ple Juice Ofor QQc 46-oi. tins U WW Del Monte Grapefruit Juice 0 for SI 46-oi. tins-Only W I Wax Paper Zee-100 ft. rolls-Now Only Peanut Butter Jjff 18-0I.-A lot at low price Skippy Dog Food 1 0 No. 1 Tin-Save At I U SWIFT'S 12-oz. Tin 30C Save 2 lOo PAGES 1 lo 10 T of llciir Adm. Wlllhim 1.. Krdniun, 1511, former deputy coiiiimimlor of llio Niivnl force In Uie Miirlunim. AnkikIiiiiI U. S, Alliirncy Doinild li. CoiiHtine mild the Uepiirlmenl of Juntlce hud UKired to wllhold proncccitlon pDiicllne a Nnvy InventlKu lion. Coimtlne mild the liquor wan eiitlmiited In he worth nhoiil $4,400 In the UnlK.tl States, but tlwil Krdinnnn prohnbly puld nboiil $1,000 (or It In the Miirimins, FRESH AA Large $loo Save 40c 49 t forS1 I 19 LEMONADE Flav-R-Pac Frozen 10-ox, tim PEAS FJav-R-Pae Frozon 10-ox. din MEAT PIES Swanson's Beef, Chicken, Turkey CQc wW f6r $1 I Educational Program Is Suggested by The Jnckiun County Vnler Pollution Kuel Finding com mlltee, In Hi report lb the county court thin week, rec ommended Hint an education nl program be Inrlerl at a mean of HimlnnlhiK untie of the pollution of Dear creek und Its tributaries The committee's report, which followed a year-long iiliidy of the problem (t pollu tion, wua ucceptcd by the county court Wcdncwkiy, An educallonul program, 1 h e committee auKKOted, nhoiild be ilnrtcd lo Imprest orchnrdlsts and othitrs using spray products Unit such ma Del Monte FRUIT COCKTAIL 303 Tins ZEE TOILET TISSUE 4-Roll Pack OF YOUR FOOD FROZEN FOOD SALE! 10 6 4 for for for Walt's (Graiiclvicw Market AND FOOD LOCKERS 2330 CRATER LAKE AVE. STORE HOURS Weekdays 9 A.M.-9 P.M. Sundays 10 A.M.-8 P.M. PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH JULY 17 Phone SP 2-8188 limit Rights Reserved terials can be toxic Ioiik period of time. Use of Insecticides should be restricted, the Kroup mild, where pollutants can be car ried inlo tributaries or the to ii In stream. Recommend Checks The committee recommend ed that regular and periodic checks be made of fruit and vegetable processing plants lo determine the degree of pollu tion and its effects. One of the greatest sources of potential pollution of Bear creek, the committee noted, is from the manifold problem of Irrigation. The group sug gested that extreme cure and $loo Save 35 for j Save fSD for U 23 STEWING HENS $1 $1 3 to 312 lb. average $ 1 ?hioned Jumbo Franks 39 syry Pork Sausage 3 51 Ground BeefdF h 3 l35 LAMB ROAST discretion be used with chem icals In cleaning Irrigation ditches. A guaranteed minimum stream flow should be main tained at all times in Bear creek, the committee sug gested. Kxcess water from the Talent Irrigation district may provide constant stream flow as far downstream as McAn drews rd. diversion dam, the group said. No Guarantee However, the committee noted that there is no. guaran tee of a minimum stream flow as long as irrigation districts retain the right to use all the water from the stream. 2-Pound Tin $1113 Save 40c O We Feature USDA LAMB SHOULDER STEAK 39 nun-oil irom livestock areas should be eliminated, the re port noted. It was suggested that stock be kept away from stream areas, and barnyards should be cleaned where wa ter and waste arc allowed to drain into Bear creek or its tributaries. Drainage and la goon type settling basins could solve some of the prob lem, the committee said. Log dumping or loading near streams should be dis couraged lo prevent disturb ance of the stream bed. Mill ponds, the committee said, should be sprayed to prevent toxic materials from draining ca a Hills Bros. Reg. or Drip SPRY SHORTENING 3-Pound Tin rainn LI 1& not the size of OUILIL your FOOD LIST! Pound U - Good and Choice 49 LAMB lb rH I Committee Inlo Bear creek and its trlbu tarics. Attempts also should be made, the committee noted, lo prevent the flow of sewage Into the streams and the casu al dumping of gasoline and oil by-products. Casual dumping of oil and other residue into storm sewers in Mcdford is sometimes a problem, the group noted. Pollution Injurious The committee said that pollution of county streams, especially Bear creek, Is in jurious or potentially injur ious to the county in many ways. From a health standpoint, b mm 1-Pound Tin 57c Save 20c ' Meats IIE.O tvf M th 30 pollution of Bear creek poses a threat by carrying infectious and contagious disease germs. From an esthetic standpoint, pollution downgrades the area, and will be more appar ent when the new freeway Is constructed through Mcdford. Real property values along Bear creek probably suffer be cause of the pollution prob lem, the committee added. Pollution also adversely af fects stcclhead spawning, and prevents a sound resident trout hatchery, the group noted. The pollution problem, the committee said, should be at tacked from law enforcement. Gerber's Strained BABY FOODS m M tins SAVE 26 The home of country-style friendliness and hospitality Plus ... tha added bonus of I WE GIVE ir ; V: X N V. MM1 lHATERPvlELOIl Thumpin' Ripe! fPfZ 0 Pound what a buy I FTTIirF Large, firm heads 1 ( leb I I U Vie priced way lowl Ea. I W Cucumbers aas.3.1-. 10 Tomatoes public education, a clean-up campaign and Increased stream flow. Present laws, tha group noted, seem to be ade quate, but In some areas there Is a lack of supervisory per sonnel to enforce present laws. . i ' Members of the committee included Ncal P. Smith, Don aid E. Fabcr, Robert Q. Gef mer, Charles Jack Hanel, Har vey J. Parrott and Russell W. DcForcst, chairman. . .1. FINE LIQUOR DRINKERS Washlngton-ftlPD-The Feder . al Aviation Agency reports seven airline passengers have paid fines of $200 each for drinking liquor from their own bottles while In flight. It did not identify the seven passengers. 3 Enjoy a CUP OF COFFEE While You Shop ! Si " ,t "it'll. (Kit."- A s:2V 25 .. . .
