Port Orford news., July 20, 1967, Page 3, Image 3

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NEWS
Local Witness
Named To Staff
From Your
COUNTY AGENT
A Port Orford resident has
been appointed to the staff of
^ i :5ieT S IN y o u r
the "D isciple-m akin g" District
VEGETABLE ROOT CROPS
Convention of Jehovah's W it­
Root nuKgot, can ruin rad- nesses to be held in lugene,
August 3 -6 , It was announced
, nd
iotuaud often k ill pi anti of the this week by Norman l.aison of
t«bbage fam ily if control m ss- Portland, convention director.
"W illia m F. Arm strm g, Bible
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u ken • • r,y«noU«
Walt Schroeder, County ¿atten­ Study overseer of the Port Orford
congregation of Jehovah's W it­
tion agent.
Soli treatment at tim e ol nesses, w i l l serve as tas is cant
choir d irec to r," Larson s a id .
planting is the (referred meth­
"Since songs of praise to God
od. A diaslnuti spray Iroadcast occur throughout die Bible, It is
over die area to be planted and
fittin g that the convention pro­
worked into the to ll w ill give
gram have its liberal share. "
die |ilauti a chance to become
The convention director said
established to they can resist
that Armstrong has been assocl-
tiw maggot*, liae according to
directions on the ccaitalner.
lo r |ilauti already growing 1
diazinon drench using 1 to ?
ounces ,>er 12 gallons of water
may be effective. Thia U inu r­
ed over the plant! in the row to
die I Iquld runs down tlie stem
into the ground. This treatm ent
should be given every 10 to 12
days from the tim e the seed­
lings show the ir f trst true leaves.
IHaziuon should not be ap-
plied to turnipe w ithin to days
of harvest, added Use agent.
■tad w lth Jehovah's Witnesses director said that the four-day
since 1954 t during v
which tim e he
(«ograrn w ill feature talks, d e-
l u i had considerable contact m o n s t r a t i o n s and r e a l-life
w ith the com m unity's residents. dramas to emphasize (he part
Larson elaborated, "as do all our the individua. Christian plays
m e m b e r s , Armstrong t,sends In spreading Bible truths, lioth
many hours each month in var­
by word of mouth and way of
ious features of the m inistry. As life . Upwards of 6, 000 are ex­
overseer ol the Bible study work, pected to attend the conven­
he is in ti rested in the internal
tion's clim ax,Sunday, August o,
spiritual progress of the con­
w ith the talk "Rescuing a Great
g r e g a t i o n so tijat effective
Crowd of M ankind Out of A rm a­
t e a c h i n g in n o n -m em b ers
geddon. "
homes can be accomplished. "
(arson pointed out that the
local minister w irk t with the
congregation's servant body en­
deavoring to direct the a c tiv i­
The Port O fo rd Com m unity
ties of the congregation so that Church w ill hold its Vacation
every home in die area w ill be Bible School July 24 through
visited at least once e v e r / six July 2 9 ,from 9 i l 5 a. m . to 11:15
m o u t f it .
a.m . A ll children four years old
In conclusion die convention and up through the sixth grade
Bible School
IA> the, shore pines around
yourhoiae or in your Cliristmas
tree plantation look tick? Y e l­
low to tan spots on the needles
which later turn brown or red­
dish-brown may be an indica­
tion of a disease recently iden­
tifie d a s dothiitrom a needle
blight, according to W alt Sch­
roeder. T o further identify the
disease check the needles close­
ly. W itli dothiitrom a the base of
Uie needles remains green while
die rest of the needle diet.
Shore nine is found on the
coast and is the only two need­
le p in e native to Oregon. In
eastern CVegon another farm of
this same species is the lodge-
pole pine.
IXjthlstroma blight is caused
by a fungi«. To control this dis­
ease apply a standard Bordeaux
mixture in M ay, June and July,
A fixed copper spray m ay be
substituted for Bordeaux with
comparable results.
DOC DLSTEMPER REPORTED
IN GOLD BEACH AREA
A dog disease diagnosed by a
veterinarian was identified as
distemper according to r< (x>re
from the Jerry*! F lat area near
Gold Beach.
Dog owners should arrange for
distemper diots to avoid losing
dielr fa m ily pet at the disease
is fatal to dogs in moat cases.
SELECT A GOOD RA M
YOUR SHEEP FLOCK
Tree K illing
Outbreaks Sought
The annual aerial survey to
detect outbreaks of tree k illin g
insects in Cregon and Washing­
ton forests began July 10, ac­
cording to Benton Howard, in
charge of insect and disease
control,Pacific Northwest Reg­
ion, U. 5. Forest Service. The
survey takes about 350 flying
hours to com plete.
U. S. Forest Service, Washing­
ton Stete Departm ent of Natural
Resoisees,and Oregon State D e -
Port Orford News, Thursday, July 20, 1967—3
partment of Forestry personnel
cooperate to survey the 54 m il­
lion forested acres in Oregon
and Washington. The crews re ­
cognize and m ap damage caus­
ed by 30 species of injects and
ten other types of tree damage.
Each year the greatest osses are
caused by beetles diat attack
various tree species.
"Early detection of forest in­
s e c t outbreaks is essential,"
Howard s a id , "to give forest
managers tim e to change log­
ging plans to combat the out­
break or salvage tim ber that
would otherwise be lost. "
Fresh-picked olives are pro­
cessed with air, water and salt.
Processing turns the fruit into
table-ready fare.
keep b ro ilers and burners
of kitchen ranges clean; ac­
cumulated grease may catch
fire .
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH
* "The Hearers of Salvation"
w ill be the sermon topic fo r the
Sunday morning service at the
Port Orford Christian Church
at 11 o'clock. A1 K rlb s, m ini­
ster, w ill present the topic
"The Purpose of Salvation"
at the 7 o'clock evening se r­
vice.
The midweek services are
combined to meet Wednesday
evening at 7 at the home of M r.
and M rs . A rt Sweet. Bible study
w ill begin the evening, followed
by choir and o rch estrapractlc*
at 8.
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SHORE PINE DISEASE
SHOWING UP LN a ^ E A
arc invited to attend.
M is s M arianne Steenburg,
Q iild Evangelism Director for
Soutliwestcr Oregon w ill be in
charge, A closing program w ill
be presented, July 30, Sunday
evening at 8 p. m.
if transportation is needed for
Bible School ca ll 33 2 -2 4 8 0 for
arrangements.
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A good ram is "worth his
weight in gold" when it comes
4o producing high quality lambs,
says W ait Schroeder. More than
50 per cent of the quality of i
lamb can be passed on through
a superior sire. A n d it isn't
enough Just to buy a ram that
has a name or pedigree behind
him. You should select one for
your flock that w ill help d i m -
inate some of the weak ixiints
of your ewet.
Things to look for in select­
ing a ram include conformation,
growthincss, soundness, previous
performance,heavy bone, qual­
ity fleece, masculine appear­
ance and breed type. A ram from
a m ultiple birth, cither twins or
triplets, w ill often carry a fac­
tor for twinning, and this means
more money per ewe.
Research has shown that four
and three breed crosses using
purchredramsoncrosshred ewes
has provided more rapid gains
on lambs.
Sheep breeding season w ill
be here in a few mcaitl« so now
it the tim e to start looking for
rams to im iro ve your 1968 lamb
crop. Ctae place to find a quality
ram is the annual W illam e tte
V a lle y Ram sale to be held
Saturday, July 22, starting at 10
a. m . at the Linn County Fair­
grounds in Albany, concluded
the agent.
Summer vacations tiring heavy
traffic to Cregon highways re ­
minded Chief Curt W eir of the
Port Orford police department.
"When the road and weather
conditions are good, many driv­
ers get overly confident. They
arc more apt to speed and take
passing c h a n c e s t h a t they
w ouldn't otherwise take, " he
warned.
Last, year speed k ille d 306
person« in O r e g o n . Approxi­
m a tely 80 per cent of a ll fatal
accidents occur on dry roads
and 85 per cent on clear days,
s a i d the chief. W eir advised
motorists planning vacations to
allow plenty of tim e to reach
their destination. This e lim in ­
ates the need for setting "speed
records. " "Speed makes a car
harder to stop. It becomes more
d iffic u lt to make smooth tun«.
It gives the driver less tim e to
r e a c t In an emergency and
makes an accident more severe."
"Au<^ rem em ber,'Chief W eir
warned, "after dark, there is the
growing danger of over-driving
your lights as your speed in­
creases. " Keep in control. Drive
at an even speed. Keep pace with
the traffic flow -a d be sure to
check carefully tor oncoming
tra ffic before pulling onto a
m ain highway from parks or
scenic viewpoints.
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