Thur», Jan. 18, 1975 (Sac 1) SANDY (Ora.) POST - 17
Course offered woodland owners
Woodland owners with a New
Year 's resolution to do a better
job in 1875 should plan to attend
a seven-week Oregon State
U niversity Extension Service
fo res t m a n a g e m e n t short-
c o ir se each Wednesday night.
Jan 15 to Feb 18. 7:30 p m , in
the W illam ette Savings and
Loan O ffice, 4th and Holly,
Canby
C la y to n W ills , C la c k a m a s
County Extension agent, saya
the local shortcoursc is one of
This Is one of the preliminary
steps necessary for proper
m anagement of a
fa rm
woodland situation.
The other courses in this
series w ill be Jan.
22,
regeneration; Jan 28, stand
D uring this session, Steve
Woodard, Lane County E x
tension forester, w ill speak in
term s of m easurem ents of logs,
measuring trees, se rial photos
and methods of measuring
stands of fa rm w oodlands.
seven scheduled throughout
Western Oregon
T h is sho rtco u rse w ill be
tau g h t by O SU E xte n s io n
fo re s try
sp e c ia lis ts
and
foresters from private industry
located in Clackam as County.
Hoodland
PARK PLAZA
Prices
Effective
January
15, 16, 17
& 18
Wieners
improvement, Feb 5, bar
vesting; Feb. 12, marketing
Feb. 18, watershed protection
For firth e r details on this
course
o ffering,
contact
Clackamas County Extension
Agent Clayton Wills, «6^631
Highway 26
1
at Welches Road
W am m e, Oregon
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A R H O D O D E N D R O N mow dog tramp« about In front of
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CHUCK KOAST
(Poat Photo)
Neilsons have
son, daughter
M r. and Mrs Curtis Neilson.
3811 N E
77th, P ortland,
welcomed twins Dec. tt.
They have named the babiea
E rik True and Erika Jeannene.
The boy weighed 8 lb 8tt os.
and the girl weighed I lb. 5% os.
They are the couple's first
children
Mrs. Neilson Is the former
Jeanne Tucker, daughter of
M r. and Mrs. Bert Tucker,
Pair-view.
Paternal grandparents are
M r. and Mrs. True Neilson,
lu rin g
Mrs. Isabel Hulse, Portland,
is
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four Sitzboomer ticket stubs.
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pick-up locations, fare information and
reservations. All reservations must be
received by Noon each Friday.
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Home pruning will be the
topic of a free workshop at
C la c k a m a s
C o m m u n ity
College, from 7 to 10 p.m.,
Wednesday, Jan. 23.
Wilbur Burkhart, area ex
tension agent, will lead the
workshop In Room 117 of the
Community Center Building
How to select and use tools,
and methods of pruning will be
covered In the discussion, with
special emphasis on fruit trees
and cane fruits. A question and
answer tim e also w ill be
provided.
The workahop will deal with
the "basic pruning principles,
the reasons for p ru n in g ,"
Burkhart said "We will talk
about the techniques, appraisal
and working with plants to help
them grow In the desired
manner, as opposed to chop
ping them and working against
the plants' growth.”
The Wednesday evening
lecture will be followed by
actual
dem onstration
of
techniques in the field, at 8 a.m.
Satirday, Jan. 28. The site will
be announced at the Wed
nesday workshop
The event is sponsored by
C la c k a m a s
C o m m u n ity
College, in cooperation with
Clackamas County Extension
Office.
LEAN, CUBES
FRESH CRARS
have donated to KAO in place of
their exchanging gifts," he
said.
Other donations are made in
honor of a KAO patient, for a
b irthd ay, at graduation, a
wedding anniversary or on
religious holidays, like Easter,
or in connection with special
holidays such as Memorial
Day, Father's Day, Mother's
Day or Thanksgiving
Tax deductible donations
may be sent to KAO, Box 222,
Free workshop
slated on home
tree pruning
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'Imagination* included
in kidney donations
Concerned Oregonian« who
want to provide finan cial
aupport
to
the
Kidney
Aaaoclatkon of Oregon to help
gave the Uvea of kidney failure
victims are using Imaginative
ways of making donations to
KAO
Chuck Poster, KAO executive
director, explain»
"The most popular way that
Oregonians are supporting the
program Is by sending us a 212
donation check. This way," he
said, "the donation la providing
one day of life for a patient,
since I I I is the actual cost to
keep each patient alive on an
artificial kiifciey machine for a
day. Many people are sending
la chocks for «24. SM and 148.
thus giving several days of
life."
Some people, he said, are
sending donations to KAO as
memorials, In memory of a
deceased frien d or fa m ily
member
"P rior to each Christmas,"
Poster stated, "many persons
sand contributions to KAO
instead of presents, or in place
of sending Christmas cards. We
have
received
numerous
from schools and
where individuals
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