Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 14, 1960, Image 17

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    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
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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
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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.
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CUP OF
COFFEE
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