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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD. OREGON MONDAY. NOVEMBER 19. 1982 B 3 Broadcasters Open Conference Portland - WP - Former Florida Gov. LeRoy Collins, president of the National As sociation of Broadcasters, was featured speaker here today as the NAB opened its region al fall conference. The NAB meeting will be followed Tuesday by a meet ing of the Oregon Association of Broadcasters. Topics at the two meetings include industry affairs, gov ernment relations, broadcast research and editorials and labor-management affairs. Collins predicted on hia ar rival here Saturday that pres ent systems of rating tele vision programs will d i e away. He said present rating methods are "open to serious challenge." He said the end of the present rating systems will give producers "a greater responsibility to judge pro grams and develop the kind of programming that will make a substantial contribu tion to citizenship and cul ture." Collins said this will in clude more live coverage of news and community activi ties such as city goverment. Musa Pledges Full Cooperation Salem (UPU State Sen. Ben Musa. prospective 1963 Sen ate president, hailed the elec tion of State Rep. Clarence Barton (D-Coquille) as 196H House speaker Sunday and pledged full cooperation. "We will have our differ ences," Musa told Barton, "but we will work them out." Musa, Democrat from The Dalles, was here for the House Democratic caucus which his wife, State Rep. Katherine Musa, attended. Both Musa and Barton reit erated they will go along with the wishes of the legislative majority on whether to have a joint House-Senate commit tee on constitutional revision, nr separate committees in each house. The House Democrats fav ored appointment of a biparti san House committee to meet with a similar Senate commit tee on the question of a legis lative pay raise. The lawmak ers are expected to vote them selves an increase. The pres ent pay is $600 a year. Barton said this issue "must he resolved early in the ses sion," to head off all-out bick ering on extent of the increase. WW! WW Ipiggly wiMLflWSW f ; -fi-eierif ftnci MCE I nonRSQioina mem v jwv rv mt if imV5i , i Anv-mxaSk. vrm. 1111 .- w v v I JORGENSENS I PIGGLY WIGGLY PIGGLY WIGGLY LOCAL RANCH FRESH EGGS aa i adhc mm Dozen Columbia Trade Conference Opens Portland - Mil - The fourth annual Columbia Basin Export-Import Conference open ed here today - focused on ex panding trade with Japan. Opening speakers included Hideo Nakano, executive di rector of the Japan Trade Center at San Francisco, on "How 1o do Business with Ja pan." Trade between the Co lumbia Basin and Japan last year amounted to an esti mated SI 1 4 million. Some 150 businessmen from Hie Northwest were expected for the two day meeting. Oth er speakers included Assistant Commerce Secretary Arthur Jnncs and Richard W. Lind holm, dean of the school of business administration at the University of Oregon. I WASH i(S BIBS 82 IsTAMPfJ 15 RAMaM Z1""? A A" Butter Sweet Cream Butter lb. OCEAN SPRAY Cranberries Whole or Strained Sauce 16-oi. tin SPRECKELS POWDERED OR Brown Sugar (Limit, please) Mb. fji xSf pkgs. UM ROYAL PRINCE WHOLE YAMS ...!nJ.vN,p3,q n35 JACK-O-LANTERN CUT YAMS lnSy:p ... no.,, ,in 29 DOUMAKS WHITE MARSHM ALLOWS 2 ?: 39 DOUMAKS MINIATURE MARSHMALLOWS 2,KT45 STEINFELD'S WHOLE DILL PICKLES 59c STEINFELD'S BONNEVILLE SWEET PICKLES 49 STEINFELD'S HOMESTYLE SWEET CUCUMBER CHIPS . , , 39c KAISER HOUSEHOLD ALUMINUM FOIL 29 KAISER HEAVY FOIL 25-foot roll 59 INSTANT COFFEE V Piggly Wiggly will be closed for Thanksgiving Open at usual again on Friday morning Mi k.Vv n , - .1:4 , i - 'v2 Norbest Grade "A" Corey Requests Stay of Sentence Portland - HIPP - Earl C. Corey, convicted of conspiracy in Rovcrnmcnt wheat storage 1vn years ago, has asked a federal judge to let him stay nut of prison. Corey's petition cited poor health. Corey and Laurence Smith, Waterville, Wash., were con victed of conflict of Interest while Corey was director of the Agriculture Department's Portland commodity office. They received two - year sen tences. The U.S. Supreme Court this month refused a hearing. Jorgensens Rogue Maid Ice Cream priced for saving t Piggly Wiggly. Vanilla Chocolate Strawberry Half gallon PIGGLY WIGGLY FRtantn rnu Chefs Mince or Pumpkin Pies For Thanksgiving 8-inch Pie Let Reddi-wip buy tht pie . . tec store for details. Reddi-Whip Quality counts at your Thanksgiving dinner . . . that's why you should serve a Norbest fresh frosted tender turkey. Norbest Grade "A" birds are the finest grown in Oregon and each one has been specially raised to give you more tender, moist meat with a better flavor. 10 to 16-lb. Hens . lb. 43c COUNTRY STYLE Tender Toms 18 to 25-lbt. 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COFFEE 59 Mb. tin $1.17 Lib. tin i Fancy Fruit (1 fS V Tf M 0 H Hudson House fancy blended 25c each (Jl m W' W 1 No. 303 I S jpSwHi f I tin I M K 7 vsm I C R E E N I lSTAMPS ' Vifl - - IB -III l'""-"t"' Save is you spend with S&H GREEN STAMPS Stewart at King Streets OPEN DAILY UNTIL 9 P.M. Prices Effective Nov. 18, 20 ind 21 limit Rights Reserved Best Foods Mayonnaise FULL QUART 47c LIMIT PLEASE
