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Show A jiiuw Hertojni 1 2A DESERET NEWS, Wednesday, July 16, 1969 COTTONWOOD MALL PIONEERSIDEWAIK DAYS! ' - SecWASHINGTON (AP) of Agriculture Gilford retary M. Hardin told Congress new a Tuesday general farm program can wait but that more food stamps are needed immediately to help fight hunger and malnutrition. "While it is vitally important for Congress to adopt the farm program for the 1970s as Hardin soon as possible," said, "it is essential, indeed it is crucial, that the Congress enact legislation which will permit us to improve the food and nutritional needs of this nations poor today." Hardins testimony led off a House Agriculture Committee VIE T DUTY hearing on proposed food stamp and farm legislation. Both programs are scheduled to expire at the end of 1970. The amounts of food stores. . Currently, a family of four with an income of less than $30 a month is required to spend at least $2 a month for stamps worth about $58 in Administration the food authorization for 1969-7be boosted to $610 milmillion curlion from the has Nixon asked at that stamps stead of permitting them to vary from state to state. He noted that, although 78 counties and independent cities have applied for federal food programs either stamps or commodity distribution since January, there are still 402 without either. food. Hardin said food stamps should be made available free of charge to the very poorest families and none should be required to spend more than 30 per cent of its income for them. "When a family of six with a monthly income of $80 is expected to accumulate and pay $40 for a food stamp allotment," Hardi said, "little is left to pay rent or to buy clothing or to pay bus fare to work." Hardin also said Congress should set national eligibility standards for food stamps in 0 $3-1- rently in effect It has not unveiled details of a farm program to succeed the current law providing reduction controls and payments to farmers. Stressing the need for priority on food stamp legislation, said the program Hardin should be revised so that it be made available to more people at realistic costs. At present participants are required to pay a monthly minimum for stamps which can be exchanged for bonus ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY TREES REDUCED! GROUP orig. 3.99 to 4.99 Jenos h at Dime good daal, NOW Try Pizza Rolls 5 only Terrific meal! See page ey-?- Vk Pizza Rolls T'l - - towns that request be soldier-son- s . 5 only 3 only 3 only 4 only 4 only 9 only ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY exempted r V- ' V tNvv.tS c GROUP IW- 1 COAT EXTERIOR LATEX EACH 1 v vCw. J WHITE ONLY , ''Stf s - ' PAIL GROUP .v 'jo V t V J 18" 18" 18" 18" 18" 18" 18" 18" - -'- i SHOE RENOVATION V yyy: 495 Complete renovation for men't horn, full waterproof Neolite tolei, Goodyear rubber heeli, woe thine, heel padt and lacei. NOW . Women' to pieces with brat ptafe put on your ihot whit you rest, wait or shop. Bigiavings now you shouldn't miss. 2 gallons Imagine HIOMIK 79c Premium JR w.c lcoa the time to L. . t cover in PURSE HANDLES below oge stated u thii 1 directions on Tor ,d P"1 I flalion aJ ltated, cI ORTHO-GR- O MULTI-PURPO- 5.000 SQ. 8.000 SQ. of the paint. reg. 4.49 NOW reg. 7.95, NOW FT. FT reg. 6.95, NOW reg. 12.95, NOW FT 2 2 for 0 for O.YO 2 for 12.96 4.5 0 for 7.96 . LAWN FOOD ORTHO-GR-O GUARANTEED MATERIALS AND 5.000 SQ. FT., Reg. 4.95, NOW 2 for 4.96; 10,000 SQ. FT. Reg. 8.95, NOW 2 for 8.96; 16,000 SQ. Reg. 1 1.95, NOW 2 for 11.96 ORTHO-GRLAWN FOOD INSECTICIDE 1 0,000 SQ. FT. Reg. 1 2.95, NOW 2 for 1 2.96 5.000 SQ. FT. Reg. 6.95, NOW 2 for 6.96 WORKMANSHIP SHOE REPAIR BASEMENT CRAB GRASS CONTROL ORTHO-GR-O DOWNTOWN PENNEY'S 2.000 SQ. if your wagon is coming to the end of the trail FT., Reg. 7.95, NOW 2 for 7.96; 5,000 SQ. Vinyl Covered Fencing, reg. 29c . . . NOW 10c Individual sections Each piece Mower Cover, orig. 9.95 ....... Planters, orig. 10.98 19.95, NOW 5.88 Bound Edges Special Buy! MECHANICS TOOL BOX TIME FOR A - For indoor use 3.44 JULY 4 CAR BUY! An QUALITY NYIOM BRUS- Houtstanding va!u. Nylon bristles, flagged ond tipped. Hardwood handle. For oil or latex. Explore the frontiers of the West with a 24th of July car buy. STEEL STORAGE SEE TODAY'S X CLASSIFIED DOWNTOWN SALT LAKE COTTONWOOD MALL Open Mon., Thurs., Fri. nites till 24" & Hard rubber-plasti- Grass Shears, orig. 2.99 Teflon coated & Self locking Adjustable blade 10". Sit 00 6" wide, 30 L Reg. 14.95, NOW 2 for 14.96 Aluminum Edging, Big 4dx6'' . .. NOW 1.88 . . . . .. NOW 1.98 orig. 4.98 Extra heavy Picket Fencing, orig. 4.98 White only 18x25' long Picket Fencing, orig. 6.49 .... . . NOW 3.88 . 24"x25' long c. NOW 1.88 blade orig. 7.99 .... Self supporting Trellis, orig. 2.98 NOW 88c Resists grass 1 8 5-4- 83c NOW 2.44 White color W . eeoeeeeeet . For roses Redwood Planters, orig. 3.98 First quality NOW 88c .. .... NOW 5.88 8 ft. x ...NOW 12"x4 Trellis, orig. 8 ft. tall Hock blade Aluminum Edging, orig. 1.98 Extra strong 4' W, 4' L Fence Section, orig. 2.29 . . . . NOW 3.88 Hardwood handle Steel Edging, orig. 1.98 X FT. Quality wood Pruning Shears, orig. 5.99 Premium Pruners, All metal handles SHELVIN- G- li extra strong, four shelf measures 48" ver color pebble grain finish. NOW 6.88 Weather resistant 10.88 Faaturut rad lift out tray, full length piano hinga. Heavy gauge iteel, padlock eye. 19" long. FT. - O IN THIS NEWSPAPER SE FT. 10.000 SQ. WHILE YOU REST OR SHOP SERVICE ADS V jJF ORTHO LAWN GROOM 5.000 SQ. 24 can 2-g- ORTHO lc EVENT! PLANT FOOD mpply. 99c th of and Gallon BOX WOOD 12" to 18" THREE SPINE BARBERRY 1 2" to 1 8" GOLDEN BAMBOO 12" to 18" RED LEAF BARBERRY 1 Gallon SILVER QUEEN EUONYMUS 1 Gallon GREEN OR GOLD EUONYMUS I PVra pf0perly prepared wr-label (. n II 1 Co. The J. C. Penney .. Mi 24" to 36" PINK WEIGELIA . 24" to 36" SPIREA 24" to 36" RED ALTHEA 24" to 36" PERSIAN LILAC 24" to 36" WEIGELIA ROSEA 1 Gallon BAR HARBOR - V.- CHINESE LILAC COMPACT JUNIPER ARMSTRONG JUNIPER PINK ALMOND COTONEASTER. JAPANESE BLACK PINE 99c, NOW ' n and dries just peeling vents blistering too. ciean-u- p Easy minutes. 30 lust in JJOt PFITZER orig. 1.44 to 1.99 ot Ws low price. do th repainting ts tullv Pick your color! New plastic purse handles tn any color to match your handbag and you con have it attached while you wait or shop. f BLUE PFITZER GROUP ot Penncratl jobyo'ebeenp guaranteed pfoduct when app'l NOW gal. can 18" GOLDEN PFITZER Complete! Like newl TOE PIECES I 66c. NOW P ennetjs tear! . orig. 99c J A can 5-g- SHRUBS REDUCED! -- 2 GAL Y ' '' 9 w 5' to 7 CLUMP BIRCH 5' to 7 COLUMNARIS JUNIPER 5' to 7 KETELERRI JUNIPER 5' to 7 BLUE MOON PINE 5' to 7 JAPANESE BLACK PINE 6 only I only 9 only 5 only 5 only . OXOKll 4.88 NOW - . III orig. 5.99 to 6.50 ' i- -r can l. - 7' to 9 NORWAY MAPLE - 7 to V SCHWEADER MAPLE - T to 9' KIMBERLY BLUE ASH - 7 to 9' GREEN ASH - 5' to 7 MIMOSA - 7 to 9 GOLDEN BURKMEN y ,; V yes, 2 Gallons of A S'- & 3.88 NOW - Saves wear II crig. 4.99 to 5.49 two-pag- OOTI tUOHTtV ---- can 5-g- 5' to T HOPA CRAB GROUP its from future duty in Vietnam. Mayor Cornelius A. Pontier had asked President Nixon for tire exemption after a seventh man from the community of 8,200 was killed in the war zone last month. informed The Pentagon e Pontier in a letter that it could not single cut Midland Park soldiers tor special treatment The Pentagon has given the same response to similar requests from other communities in the past. Pontier said his community w ill abide by the decree. "Ours is a small patriotic town, the mayor said. "We as a borough will do what our country wants. We still cannot remove from our hearts the grief visited upon us by unfortunate military action." 2.88 - 6 only 7 to 9 WEEPING WILLOW 2 only 4' to 5' BING CHERRY 2 only 4' to 5' PWARF ELBERTA PEACH 17 only 7 to V PIN OAK 7' to 9 SYCAMORE 16 only 7' to V SILVER MAPLE 20 only D-- 2 Townsmen Not Exempt N.J. MIDLAND PARK, The Pentagon has de(AP) nied this small Bergen County I 12, . NOW 1.22 . . NOW 2.88 14" pots Bassett Hounds, orig. 1.98 ... . . . . NOW 88c Heavy plastic. For yard, patio. COTTONWOOD MALL OPEN MON., THURS. & FRI. TILL 9 P.M. ' I. I |