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o —T ort O rfo rd News,
T h u rs d a y ,
N o v e m b e r 21,
19t»A
People Comment On
Community ■ Area Needs
OSU STUDIES POINT
MUT TO NEW OREGON
PASTURES. PROFITS
leting the seeds with three Io
four pounds of lime per acre,
with band application of phos­
phate at seeding time
The pelleted seed treatment
was only partly successful
Typical results show that it
takes two to three years for
stands planted with pelleted
seed to produce as much forage
as the lime-phosphate treatment
y elded the first year
Major objective or the tests
was *o find a means of keeping
>',l, eo,( of establishing sub
clever hek’ w $20 an acre, and
,• | get a good stand The lime-
, qperphospbate treatment costs
,pllut
jp ,,, yio per acre, .le­
Research by two Oregon Stale
I'n.vers.ty agricultural scient­
is t s has shown how to establish
a stand of subclover for less
than $20 an acre, ano opened up
f o llo w in g are a s a m p lin g o f s o m e th in g to do besides ru n n in g tne possibility of making p ro fit­
c o m m e n ts in c lu d e d in th e re ­ th e streets. M l k in d s o f games able pasture land out of more
c e n tly c o n d u c te d C o m m u n ity - lik e p in g pong, horse shoes, v o l-
than a m illio n acres of unde-
\re a Survey by Port O rfo rd la y - i ley b a ll, sh u ffle beard, e tc . , fo r veloped h ill land and depleted
cees.
a ll ages. \g e 57.
cropland in Western Oregon
B o w lin g c e n te r, e ve n a four
D r W illiam McGuire OSU
la n d , lo r th e y o u n g as w e ll as
Less property taxes, fis h hatch- agronomist. and Dr
Murray
o th ers Sewers, streets, h a rb o r c ry on E lk R iv e r
\g e 51.
D a w 'em. soil scientist, report
and Coast G uard are a ll neces­
y-elds o f up to three (on* di y l l pending
t.-ic MMNUM o f p b M
sary a n d s n o u ld b e ta k e n care o f
Branches o f la rg e businesses, subelover forage pet acre the
-
,.e
Additional costs in
by th e c ity g o v e rn m e n t its e lf
d e c e n tr a liz a tio n \g e 69.
f.rst season after establishing^ He cost of the seed, seed bed
A g e 48
the stand This is a high quality p-eparation. and seeding
Rem ove pow er lin e s fro m a c -
feed that could product* some
1 b e lie v e th a t w h e n w e have cross th e g r a d e s c h o o l p la y ­
a g ood a ll- w e a th e r p o rt w e ca n ground <o peo ple ca n f ly m o d e l 400 pounds of meal per acre if
(.'tuning oi ta ll fashions
e x p e c t a g re a tly in c re a s e d fis h ­ a ir p l anes and not be a fra id o f fexi before drying on the ground
m eal)' m ore e h a n g c in
Mixing the seed wi n lime and
in g industry
D e sira b le as they the w ires, w h ic h c a rry 2 0 ,0 0 0
women s c lo th in g ami less in
superphosphate before planting m ens
are, 1 d o n 't b e lie v e th e lm p ro v e - v o lts Age 14
.<
the
key
to
cutting
the
cost
of
m e n : s lis te d above s h o u ld be
establishing
subclover
Sur
c o n s id e re d u n t il th e c o m m u n ­
Bacis youngsters in hobbies as
ity 's e c o n o m y im p ro ve s. A ge S3. soapbox ra c in g , m o d e l a irp la n e s rounding the seed with the fer-
: tilizer and limo mixture as tt '
and o th e r a c tiv itie s to ke e p th e m
A good p a y r o ll in d u s try a nd a hom e and o c c u p ie d . A ls o Scouts I planted sets up ideal growing
conditions, without the expense
s m a ll h o s p ita l. A g e S3.
and 4 -H e le c tr ic ity
\g e 39
(Survey co m m e n ts to be c o n ­ involved in lim ing and ferttliz
ing the entire plow layer
I f P ort O rfo rd gats b e tte r s h ip ­ tin u e d n e xt w eek )
Using this method. McGuire
p in g f a c ilit ie s th e y w i l l have a
ch a n c e to g e t new in d u strie s.
and Dawson succeeded in estab­
T h e n w ith a n in f lu x o f p e o p le ,
lishing 100 stands in almost ill
a sew er syste m w i l l be a m ust.
of the trials, when seed was al­
A g e 66.
so inoculated witn effective
l.cit<>» e i « are ta k in g <m u strains of rh.zobia bacteria
P o rt O rfo rd a lm o s t has to have chang* m s ty le these* days. S in e Trials were conducted a! 10
a sewer system b e fo re th e y ca n n p y ie tiie ' are c a llin g fo r cool locations
throughout Western
a ttr a c t new in d u s trie s. A g e 4S. m e a l',
o k o i m e a l is a p i w a r m g Oregon
1 in m am -dish m ea l salads fo r
The lime-superphosphate mix
L it t le le a g u e b a s e b a ll f ie ld -u p |a i Y ..u r jo b a> cook be- lure changes soil acidity around
c o m p le te d , fir s t c h o ic e . A g e 63. L o m e ' a breeze
the seed so that rhizobia bacter­
In crisp and re fre s h in g fash- ia m ultiply rapidly and enter
1 b e lie v e th e re s h o u ld be im - ion, you ate s lill in c lu d in g th> the seedling roots This takes
p ro v e d s h ip p in g f a c ilit ie s and | m ip o i ta u t m eat p ro te in in yo u , three to four weeks for subclov­
n e w in d u s trie s besides a c o m - m enu
Reba Staggs, a u th o rity er. The rhizobia bacteria mus
m u n ity c e n te r A g e 56.
on m eat states th a l yo u need be present for the subclover
ju s t as m uch p ro te in in th e sum- plant to manufacture its own
B o w lin g , b e tte r T V re c e p tio n , m e r as in th e w in te r
nitrogen, which is essential for
g e t post o f f ic e on m a in stree t.
T ry
th is d e lig h tfu l G a rd e n ' plant growth.
a good a p p ro a ch to th e o ce a n
M edley Salad Jus, lig h t ly m ix
It takes about 200 pounds of
w it h p ic n ic f a c ilit ie s . A g e 69.
th e in g re d ie n ts and serve w ith 22
superphosphate per acre
cream o f m u sh ro o m soup, salt to plant with the seed Lime J
B o w lin g f a c ilit ie s and B a ttle
sticks and s tra w b e rry sh o rtca ke i added to the superphosphate
R o ck area d e v e lo p e d in to C ity
(■artien M edley Salad
about 10 days before seeding
park. B e tte r T V f a c ilit ie s , d riv e -
2 cups diced cooked beef
so the mixture w ill be chemical-
in h a m b u rg e r shop. R e sp e cta b le
1 cup diced cooked potatoes
ly neutral when it is added to
barbershops, c le a n and in v it in g
the inoculated subclover seed
cup sliced radishes
w it h A - l barbers Age 65.
If a soil test shows less than
G cup diced c e le ry
15 pounds of phosphate per acre
cu p cubed cooked beets
L o w e r ta xe s so th a t p e o p le
it may be necessary to double
m a y be a b le to stay here. A g e 45
cu p cooked g re e n beans
the amount of the mixture used:
1 cup raw spinach, to rn o r
that is. 400 pounds each of the
M a k in g g if t packs o f lo c a l
c u , in pieces
products. A g e 51.
¡.me and superphosphate per
I sm a ll onion, sliced and
acre In fact the phosphate soil
b ro ke n in to rin g s
I d o n 't kn o w w h a t y o u have
test value is a reliable index :o
*« teaspoon sal,
in m in d as to th e d iffe re n c e b e -
use in determining tne pounds
cup F re n c h d ressing
tw e e n " te e n c e n te i* ' a nd " c o m ­
C h ill
m eat and
vegetables |o f lime and superphosphate m ix­
m u n it y c e n te r b u ild in g " . . . I ju s t
th o ro u g h ly C o m bine w ith salt ture to apply.
w a n t to see s o m e th in g done to
tried
and F re n c h d ressing and serve . McGuire and Dawson
. . .
Sot llad
II \o u run across some
chocolates that have lu rn e d
w h ile w ith age don't throw
them away
Food specialists say that
th is is 'im p ly a sign that
some of the cocoa b u tte r has
separated out This happen'
at ten,pci atures ol about 85
degrees
Usually th e re is no loss of
fla vo r If Ibe ehoeol.it,- la
m elted fo r cooking purposes,
it w ill tin n brow n again
If you d o n 't want it to
tu rn w hite store it in a rea
'oii.ilvlv cool place
Klee Tip
N ever wash rice e i t h e r
before o r a fte r cooking If
you do. y o u 'll lose valuuble
\ ita m ills a m i m in e i als
Modern processing makes
l ice clean ami ready to cook
By using correct am ounts of
w ater and rice, you w ill no,
have to d ra in It It w ill ab­
sorb Ibe w ater
So liv e th a t yo u h e lp to ans­
w e r th e w o rld '» |< ro h le n u — not
add to th e m .
Sueceu Is not >o much a m a t­
ter of ta le n t aa o f concentration
and p a n rrv rra n v e .
I lard w o r k - - an accum ulatio n
ot easy thing» we don't .iow heii
we »hould.
Those who stretch the truth
often find that It snaps backend
hits them .
G iv e L e fto v e rs
Sum m er S tyle
VES5ON Ol L
g iv e o u r y o u th a p la c e t o have
g o o d C le a n p la y . G iv e th e m
in le ttu c e -lin e d salad bow l
5 serv ings.
4 (,,'S e v e ra , o th e r m ethoo.' ot e ' ab-
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