JUNE,
?Ay, JUNE 13, 1946
RM N E W S
.V. Knox,
County Agent
County, Oregon
jtOADCAST OVER K O A C
*25 delegates fro m C u r r y
attending 4-H s u m m e r
June 18 to 28 have been
to broadcast over K O A C
¡Hocycles) Friday. June 21,
t the half hour. 7 :30 to 8 :00
Arrangements have been
for a special G reyh ou n d
(provide transportation. T h e
Lent this year was lim ite d
Twhich included 20 sch o la r-
|for outstanding clu b w o r k
the Pilot
ement.
PRICE ADVANCED
first of a series of price
fees for dairy products, u n -
¡e directive of M ay 29, has
(announced according to th e
dairy market review , p re -
| by the OSC extension se rv -
fom USDA m a rke t re p o rts
Jther data. E ffective Ju ne 7,
PA announced an increase
st sections of the c o u n try
cent a quart in r e ta il c e il-
nces for m ilk. N ew c e ilin g s
utter, cheese, e vap orated
and other m a n u fa c tu re r
[products are to be ann ou nc-
ortly by OPA.
torts show that dem ands fo r
products the past w eek
still unsatisfied, a lth o u g h
output is near the h ig h e st
of the year. A ll m a rk e ts
ued firm, w ith the g e n e ra l
on confused and ch a o tic,
k'er Many held supplies o ff
arket awaiting in fo rm a tio n
pending ceiling p ric e ad-
nts and other g o ve rn m e n t
rs
BROOKLNGS-HARBOR pilo t . BROOKINGS. Q R m n v
plenty early to sow some of the
main garden crops in case these
are not already in and growing
reminds R M. Knox, county agent
The w orld famine situation is
such th a t every pound of food
raised in a home garden w ill not
insure better livin g fo r the gar­
dener but w ill release that much
commercial food fo r use else­
where.
In some respects this has been
a discouraging garden year in
Oregon because of the wet early
springg and the extremely dry-
late spring, but on soils that s till
have a good moisture supply or
where irrig a tio n is available, gar-
dens planted now w ill s till pro­
duce a good supply of staple veg-
etbles.
Here are some of the vegetables
which can s till be planted, w ith
suggested dates in western Ore­
gon; appropriate adjustment is
needed fo r higher elevations:
Tomatoes—These can s till be
p ut out i f good plants are avail-
Nine
able. Probably the most popular I
Carrots and Beets— both these
single garden crop, tomatoes are
root
crops w ill do w ell planted
heavy producers and rich in v it - 1
early in June, also late or main
amins.
The Pine Cone Theatre, a fte r
crop potatoes.
Peppers—These like hot sum-'
much experimenting, has g re atly
mer weather so w ill s till do well. I W inte r squash— These w ill s till improved the accoustics.
m ature if planted soon.
Celery—A succession planting
Far from satisfied w ith the o ri­
A good supply of fertilizers, es­ ginal sound, the management tried
from the middle of June on is a
pecially nitrogen and phosphate a number of changes including
good idea.
Cauliflower—Plants are usually w ill be assured a good crop be­ the addition of extra speakers,
fore late fa ll.
set out the last h alf of June.
,
using baffle boards and fin a lly
tried a megaphone horn which has
Cabbage—plants fo r the late
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produced the improvement.
crop are set out the last h alf of
June.
Brussell Sprouts—This vegeta­
ble, rich in minerals and v ita ­
mins, makes a good fa ll and w in ­
ter crop-when planted out the last
E L E C T R IC A L C O N T R A C T IN G
h alf of June.
Scoth Curled Kale—Here is an­
other crop set out in late June
We Have:
that provides greens more rich
than spinach a ll w in te r in some
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parts of Oregon.
New and Used Radios
Sweet Com—Plant in block
plants up to middle of June.
Nautical Porch Fixtures
Bush Beans—plenty of tim e fo r
these to bear if planted in June.
Improves Sound
O’ NEAL ELECTRIC
lies.
SS
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TO c USE
’ LD IN CIRCULARS
'
m.
«cores and scores of
concoctions now on th e
■T ’o buy for garden, house-
livestock use?
[
«xj erim« nt station
r ' -t information just is-
' Oregon S tate C o lle g e
■' raighten out the m at-
r you.
!is DDT Products and P re-
in their Use,” by R. II.
" agricultural chem ist,
'.'‘ other is “S uggestions
of DDT for V egetable
“ Pest C ontrol” Roth a re
free from any county
non office.
these, a f te r s t a t ­
ili , « vre aro now m ore
£ ‘Cerent brands of DDT
. 1 tht. Oreson m ark e t,
s he different form s and
uses.
for sp ra y ,
r uDT’»-oil product-
‘tn,so! bombs. AU these
. ,r ^ e id l uses and some
eahÌCd P101"0 or lcss in ter-
*’h,le others cannot.
7’ INL/RX
2 S/!fQL& * >INT
?r>duct> averaged 115
c thPant> on May 15, as
; /.. '. I,:1° °f th e index
by fa rm c rs to
. nter *ltes paifi
farm -
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tron nÌ asonaI declines is
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Kra in prices
n most
Biw,]
' result,
t .
of Prices re-
t X ’ T ’ dr° P P ^
L “ * month. M osti
ism -7 Mlns in Prices!
thc uprum
' any sinHdeK~ the la rg '
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g e month since
B ?oV f Sult of C re a s e
frw : , per ton in the
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feeds a t
Here’s what
those new
Chevron signs mean to you
W h e n th e C h evro n sign goes up over a
gas station, you know the dealer is an inde­
pendent businessman in your community. You
see, lots of folks appreciate the friendly, per­
sonal brand of service they get at independent
stations but they don't always know they are
’’home-owned.” So the new Chevron sign and
the distinctive burgundy, cream and green
paint job is the way we’ve taken to drive that
fact home to folks around here.
REMEMBER..
.the ia m e products, the same service, the same fo lk s to sen
ED & MENDY’S SERVICE
BRO OKINGS
OREGON
TTwr
haif of June is gtiU
W’c want to be sure our customers get the
best — and you just can’t heat new Chevron
Gasoline, RPM Motor Oil and all our other
h n t accessories and services.
W e ll be happy to honor Standard of Cali- 1
fornia’s Chevron National Credit Cards, too /
Incidently, those Credit Cards are mighty
handy to have around — so if you don't al­
ready have one, we ll be glad to take your ap-
plication any time you’re in the neighborhood.