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SYM PO SIUM T E A M IIE R E ’ cover crap seeds, grass seeds, and F R ID A Y licrennlal weed control. The state seed league m eeting Is U N IV E R S IT Y O F OREGON, considered a v ita l fa c to r In Ore Eugene A symposium team, com- gon's seed business, which In tu rn posed of Esther Q uier of Buxton, Is of p rim a ry Im portance In w a r i food production, according to lo How a man can he Ills own B arbara Hozorth of Eugeni-, and cal committeemen. gra nd fa the r Is contained in an C urolyn Jacobs o f Portland, w d l before high a rtic le clipped fro m an Ohio pa a p p ia r Thursday per by M is. Ida ity e l und was en school classes a t Cottage Grove, tered in the "Believe It o r N o t" Pleasant H ill ami Creswell, and Column and we piv.:. it on to r before the Lions club at Cottage Grove. The topic of discussion what it is w o rth : A permanent com m ittee of five R ichard Connell of Lebanon, w ill be the D um barton Oaks plan fo r w o rld (>-ace. to c a rry on w ork this year was Ohio, is tils own grandfather. one outcome of the W estern States Connell's explanation of. this ( AR D O F T H A N K S Stone F ru it Virus conference held queer slate o f re la tiv ity is told in W E to Blank a ll our at Oregon State College early In 921 Main St., Phone 47 January. This com m it Ire w ill fo l u newspaper clipping, und subm it friends wish anil nei,»::x»rs fo r the ted by Mrs. Donna Conley o f Mo th o u g h tfu l kindnesses shown us low up the recommendations made hawk. and w dl arrange fo r a w«>n<l con "1 met a young widow in Iowa through the illness und death of ference In January 1946. by the name of Sara M in e r und we o u r beloved husband and father. Members of tie- com m ittee are were m arried. She hail u step Also fo r the .beautiful flo ra l o f ! F rank MeKennon, state depart daughter. Then m y fa th e r met our ferings. Mrs. N J. Butts. M r. and M is. G. E. M endell and fam ily, ment of a griculture, Salem, «hair- steixlaughter ami m arried her. man; Fred DcSollem, W ashington That made m y w ife the m other- M r. and Mrs. J. S Reed and fam 23-ltp. i d ep artincn t; Karie B kxlgett, in-law of her fu th e r-ln -la w , und ily. — , i — ■ U nive rsity o f Idaho; F u rl H u tch made my stepdaughter m y step ins, U tah state departm ent, and m other, and m y fa th e r m y step D. G. M ilh ru th , C a lifo rn ia state son. Then m y stepm other, the <Upai inten t. stepdaughter o f m y w ife, had a The status of 16 p rincip al virus son. T h a t boy, o f course, m y step W ith Oregon's vegetable **•«•«1 buitlnt*M facing readjustm ent, the diseases of stone fru its was sum- brother, because he was m y fa th fu tu re of this enterprise w ill be m arlzed at the conference and er's son, but he was also the son given m ajor consideration at the ■Ktejis taken to provide fo r eoptinu- of m y w ife's sti-jxlaughter and annual m eeting of the Oregon ed research in this fie ld and to de therefore her grandson. T hat made R E M O D E L IN G Seed Growers league In Eugene velop a unifo rm plan o f c e rtific a me grandfather of my stepbrother. tion of nursery slock. January 23 and 24. "Then niy w ife hfid a son. My m other-in-law , the stepsister of R E P A IR IN G H a rry A-bnhr, f ’orva llis, has my win, is also fils grandm other, been named chairm an o f the veg tweause he I- her stepson's child. etable and miscellaneous seeds M y fa th e r Is the b rother-in-law com m ittee, w ith Max Neilson of o f my child, because his stepsister Junction C ity vice-chairm an, and C a lf slaughter in 1944 was C ounty Agent 8, A Jnckwm, C or about 40 per cent alsive the 5- is his wife. 1 am the bro the r of All Work Guaranteed m y own son, who U also the child vallis, as sccretaiy, year average and 50 per cent T»u- national goals fo r vegetable above last year, according to of m y grandm other. I am my seeds have Ins’ ll g re a tly reduced e arly estimates by W FA. Among m other's brother-in-law , m y w ife 27 SOUTH 6th STREET in most Instances th is year, M r, the reasons fo r th is heavy move Is her own ch illi's aunt, my son is m y father's nephew und 1 am my Phone 254R Asbahr n-|sirls, which b lin g s up ment of calves to m arket fo r veal tile q u i-.-tiiili of the (sistw ar fu has been the reluctance of stock own g ra n d ,on." tu re of tills enter; nsc in Oregon. men to hold st«M k fo r |««»(wjir Join the M arch o f Dimes. An attem pt w ill be made to have m arkets, and the favorable pile, u “ ■ ■ ' —» 1 »' ■'!' the opinions of leu»,ng vegetable fo r calves as against the cost of seed companies on this subject to feed. pn-.ent at the meeting, he adds. W F A livestock -|x-clallstx point The present develoiuiw nt «if the out that these slaughter figures sugar beet seed business w ill also indicate th a t much o f the tr im be reported on. This Is one seed m ing o f Uvcstock numbers, in crop that apfiears to Is* sure o f n line w ith recommendations of strong demand fo r uii u nlim ited ca ttle growers' as.-'iciatlons and tim e, seedsmen Isdleve Oregon is livestock organizations, is being now a favored area fo r the produc made by m arketing calves. This » o • tio n of this seed. Vegetable MSCd may show up In 1945 through a growing has expanded so rap id ly reduction In the num ber o f ye ar Planer ends $5.00 per loud. in Oregon In recent years that lings available fo r m arketings Statistics have h a rd ly kept up. and the fo llo w in g year in the The vegetable .seed «xmimitlee is number o f '¿-year old a ttem pting to show by a map or chart the present location o f veg G. B IO S S M IT H IH KS etable seed growing In Oregon G. Hlon Sm ith, a fo rm e r res together w ith average prices re ident o f .D elight Valley, dii-d at ceived for' the various seeds and a Eugene hospital January 12th. average yields. Funeral service- were held from O ther committees at the annual the Simon chapel In Eugene, Jan n u ttin g w ill consider the problems uary 15th. A t the tim e o f his o f growers of certified potato death. M r. S m ith was u resident Seed, forage legume seed, w in te r «>fc m ute 2. Eugene Income Tax Reports Prepared PAGE THREE l i l i , > E .\H N E L , tXM IA G E i .K v t b , O K h U O ,\ ì ih u s u a i . ja m aio ib iin¡» Ohio Man is liis Own Grandfather Fruit Committee la Named at ObC Meet V. B. 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