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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1962
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Guide fo Dispose
Atomic Wastes on
Coast Developed
; Corvallis - A guide to safe
disposal of atomic wastes in
the Pacific Ocean has been
developed by a group of West
Coast scientists, including Dr.
Wayne V. Burt, head of ocean
ography at Oregon State uni
versity. The committee was given
the assignment of drafting
recommendations for ocean
disposal of low-level radioac
tive wastes as a safeguard
against future hazards to hu
mans and damage to seafood
and other marine organisms.
Increased use of radioiso
topes in hospitals, laboratories
and research centers has
brought increased concern of
how to best dispose of the
radioactive wastes without up
setting or endangering sea
life, Burt explained.
Dropped in Deep Water
In 1056, for example, about
2,000 drums of radioactive
wastes were dropped into spe
cified deep water disposal
areas off San Francisco. In
1960, more than 30,000 were
released there.
Almost no radioactive
wastes have been dumped Into
the ocean off Oregon up to
now. Burt pointed nutj If
recommendations for disposal
are followed, no danger li
seen in the future, he empha
sized.
The nine - man committee
recommends that 20 disposal
areas be the limit for the
Coast from the Mexican bor
der to the Columbia river
with a similar number north
of the Columbia river. For
now, six southern and two
northern sites are probably
adequate, the report notes
Nolei Recommendations
The committee also laid
down recommendations on
quantities of wastes that
should be allowed dumped at
one time or in one location
recommends a system of po
licing and monitoring of dis
posal, and continued research
to gain additional information
about waste disposal, includ
ing methods of packaging to
permit controlled release of
the radioactive waste over a
period of a few years.
The special committee of
Oregon, Washington, Califor
nia and Canada scientists was
formed In 195B by the Na
tional Academy of Science-
National Research Council at
the request of the United
States Atomic Energy Com
mission. One of its assign
ments was to carefully exam
ine the capacity of the ocean
to receive the radioactive
wbsIps.
Pioneer Doll Lore
Subject of Article
A king-sized doll house that
would delight the heart of any
little girl awaits Oregonians
and out of slate visitors In
southern Oregon at the Jack
sonville Museum.
It's not really a doll house.
H is the dolVroom In a store
house of pioneer lore collect
ed from southern Oregon's by
Rone gold-camp days. The sto
ry of the dolls Is told In the
holiday issue of "Pacific Pow
erland," a Pacific Power and
Light company publication
distributed to PP&L custom
ers. Many of the dulls were
found under Christmas trees
by the younRstrrs of the ear
lier years of this century and
earlier.
The dolls are not new, the
story relates, but were the
playthings of the pioneer Ore
gon children. Displayed along
with the dolls are furniture,
htiggirs and other toys that
were favorites of tills during
the frontier days.
The story and pictures In
the publication tell how Miss
Mary lliinley, the museum's
curator, and other women of
(he staff, went about the tusk
of developing the doll room.
"Pacific Powerland" is dis
tributed to more than 4110.000
PP&L customers, Med ford
district manager F. A. Bcnrah
noted, and Is intended to ar
qualnt its readers with the
interesting areas served by
Pacific Power.
224 Students From
County at College
Corvallis A total of 224
students from Jackson county
are enrolled at Oregon Slate
university this fall, including
12H from Medford
All of Oregon's counlii-s are
represented in OSU's student
body, along with 4 slales, and
63 foreign countries.
Fall term enrollment this
year is 10.0.12. The total is I.
03(1 more than year ago and
2.000 more than two years
ago
Other totals throughout the
county include I from Apple
gate. 32 Ashland. 3 Hulle
Falls, 2S Central Point. 1.1
Eagle Point, 4 Gold Hill, S
Jacksonville. 1 Phoenix. 3
Prospect. 9 Rogue River, mid
2 from Trail.
CHOICE GRAIN FED PORK FROM THE MIDWEST WHERE CORN IS KING TENDER TASTY PORK EXPERTLY CUT AND CAREFULLY TRIMMED IT'S GOOD
PORK EAT'N WEATHERI
Fresh picnic cuts, short shank,
lean and meaty
PORK ROAST
PORK Shoulder STEAK
FRESH PORK KNUCKLES
SMOKED PORK CHOP
Lean, meaty blade cuts
Tender and Tasty
Cook with cabbage
& other vegetables
Eastern Cured
Lean and Tender
Mild, Fine Flavor
791
FRESH COOKED
CirtA
First of the Season.
Fresh
Ocean Caught
Morrells Pure Pork
SAUSAGE
ROLLS
Morrell's pure pork. Nicely
taaienad, 1 pound rolls.
3 : 98
Morrells Pride
SLICED
BACON
Marrell't Prida Fancy No. 1
taitern lugjr-curcd. lean.
49
c
lb
SWIFT'S PREMIUM SAVOR-TITE
CANNED HAAAS
Boneless, fully cooked, ill excess fat removed, ell meet,
no waste, economical 8-lb. tin. Have one on hand for
that family gathering.
$&89
EACH
SIGMAN'S
SMOKETTES
Smoked pure pork sausage. Pleasingly different.
Just heat 'n eat.
12-oz.
Pkg.
"Western Pride" Veal or Beef Fresh Frosted
STEflKETTES
Really delicious and easy and quick to fix. Makes a
dandy "steak san" or fine to serve as a regular steak.
Real tender and tasty.
Pkg. of 10
f a m m a m
just (y
Drop in for a Free Sample Friday and Saturday
46-OZ.
CAN
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
BONNIE 13-EGG RECIPE FRESH
ANGEL FOOD CAKE
BEST BET
MACARONI or SPAGHETTI
BANQUET FROZEN
MEAT PIES TK' 8-oz. Pie
WHITE SPRAY CHUNK
4 for
15-oz. Cake
4-LB.
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40-oz. Can 44
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LUDEN'S XMAS ASSORTED
MIXED VEGETABLES -... 47c POPSICLES -5c 12" 59c MILK CHOCOLATES ...$1.89
COCK 0' WALK INSTANT MEADOWBROOK
APRICOT NECTAR .3 '99c SAfiKA COFFEE .c.SI.44 SHERBIT 49c
THUNDERBIRD BEST FOODS PETER PAN
Mayonnaise ou., 39c Mayonnaise o,57c S.O.S. PADS 29c PEANUT BUTTER T 63c T89c
CiH SPRINGTIME SCHILLINGS
CANE SUGAR ...... 89c C S2.19 ROOM DEODORANT 39c GROUND CINNAMON . 49c
CLEAN BURKING
PRESTO LOGS
long laiting
Evn Hunt
12 m
BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
Christmas Cards
Parctimunt or Tall
Style.
Reg. Mi
$1.00
Box
OUTDOOR WEATHERPROOF
15 LITE
TREE LIGHTS
One Burnt Out Rett
Hay lit
Reg.
$3.98
EdtMtillliWM
PENN-CHAMP
SPRAY DE-ICER
Instant Defrott
Harmlett to Car Finish
Reg.
98c
NORELCO DUAL HEAD 1 battel top grain cowhide
FANNER
SPEED SHAVER
Rotary Blades
At Cashier's Booth
Reg.
$24.95
HOLSTER SET
Smoking Cap Pittol
Reg.
$5.00
SS99
HAMLET PORK
LUNCH MEAT
HOT CEREAL
COCOA WHEATS
GRAPE DRINK
WELCH ADE
MIIFORD
WILD BIRD FOOD
13-Oi. Can 3 99C
22-Oi. Pkg 19c
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Servos 4 7'-Ol. Pkg.
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49c
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MAXWELL HOUSE
INSTANT COFFEE ... 89c
SMITH
PEAS . .c. 10 99c
POPS RITE WHITE OR YELLOW
POPCORN 27c i: 49c
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