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Moisture in Walnut Crop
Brings Warning from Trunk
T he N o rth w est N ut G
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The
ers of-
w ok ®t ,,Dilndee h as been flooded
w ith calls from w aln u t g ro w ers co n
cern in g the condition or th e c u rre n t
crop and for reasons still u n e x p la in
ed rep o rts Jo h n E T runk, g en
eral m an ag e r of th e association, th e
w aln u ts a re filled w ith an excessive
am o u n t of m o istu re so that sh rin k
age in m any instances ran g es up to
HO p er cent or m ore.
As a result
the m eats a re b adly sh ru n k en o r
shrivelled.
A lthough g ro w ers may find the
ap p earan ce of th e ir w aln u ts norm al
before drying, th e p ecu liar co n d i
tions this y e a r a re causing excessive
sh rin k ag e and sh riv ellin g As a r e
su lt g ro w ers
a rc w ondering
if
they should proceed w ith the h a r
vesting of the crop as the expense
of picking and d ry in g is very heavy
Based on his observations so far.
T ru n k has issued the following
suggestions to w alnut growers:
i l l Go into the w alnut orchard
and pick from a large num ber of
trees scattered throughout the o r
chard at least one h u n d red pounds
of w alnuts Be sure these are th o r
oughly rep resen tativ e of the p ro
duction throughout the plantings.
• 2* Take these w alnuts to a d rier
w here careful records of the green
w eight should be made. The nuts
should then be w ashed and th o r
oughly dried.
(3> Remove the n uts from the
drier, weigh them and cheek the
percentage of m oisture loss or
shrinkage.
(4* Shell the en tire lot and
weigh the resulting m eats to de-
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1st a n d W a s h in g to n — H illsb o ro
P h o n e 3861
w i broken up Into dailv new
Ihuisrhold Hint
’ »•.«••■•<• ..,,.1 «ccklv new q .ap cis mid
Carded yarn II « I I I l l i . d th e r o t
»liscu • mu forum s were liehl by » a» h ,
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g ro u p
D ie s e s s io n broke up at boon
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and everyone beaded for the big Ji »lighten out tin« iibei . hvfoio they
game
a ie made into yarn Combed yarn
A dvertising m anagers anti publish-
('h artes llogau, Aign« advertís Inis gone through two
This m eans
■ »’is »»i the O regon N ew spaper Pub mg m a n ag e r attcm lcd the two »lav m
ore long fibers, ami a sm oother
meeting
Ushers association attended a lw»>-
and liltin' d u rab le yarn.
' da> m eeting at the M ultnom ah
Head anti use A igus
O ffice S upplies of all kinds At
hotel. Portland. O ctober 15-16 Aft
H illsboro Argus.
if
Classiti»«»! Ads
er the business sessions the nuijoi -
it\ of the delegates w ent to the
I Oi egon-Southei n C alifornia toot-
| thill game
The sessions w ere very well a t
tended amt wen* presided over b>
! Hobert P enland »»f th e I ebunon
Express and I ’art Webb. O N I ’ A
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C O M M E R C IA L A N D H O M E IN S T A L L A T IO N
A fter luncheon Ei ida> noon the
' delegates heard outstanding talk
! by William E Whitelv. assistant a»i
Estimates Given
I m m istrator. Oregon faquoi Control
Commission, who spoke on ’ l.iuuoi
1 A dvertising i<(gulations
William
II l.eaiy. J r . of Itostford. Constan
tine and G ardner, who gave Some
l ips on Selling O regon Newsuap»«! •
to National A dvertisers
William
730 N. W. C a n y o n Road. B e a v e rto n
P h o n o 4376
E Selleck of the G eorge W Mc-
, M urphy advertising agency, .poke
Io n
A Y ardstick for Small Cit>
N ew spapers ‘ “Tips for C utting
1 Costs." was the subject of Glen W
I C ruson's talk
Mr C ruson ts a
m em ber of the Oregon Printing In
dustries and M aster P rin ters of
I Portland.
C arl Webb showed two slid»* films
»»lie »ailed “Direct A venue to Mini
i Street. ' w as produced by the Am
en c a n A dvertising Service
The
i other ' .More Pow er m NeW'i».ip«’i
A tlv e i lifting
vv a • piOdUCCd b>
AN PA Bureau of A dvertising
Lyle Ja n /. of the P ortland B it
ter Business B ureau presented b»»«»k
lets to the delegates entitle»! Truth
In A dvertism g,“ that w eie published
by the bureau
.At the conclusion »»f the Ei idav
sessions Hatnh Lee advertising man
•»ger of the Albany D em ocrat-iler.dd
was elected president of O N PA
for the coming year
On S aturday m orning the group
Advertising Heads
Have Two Day Meet
y
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THIS SOIL/
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The Seth Grow th and Health club
has been chosen as the county w in
ner of the 4-H H ealth im provem ent
contest, announced Dorothv New -
ton county extension agent' All It)
m em bers of the club attend the
AS,
Seth school and have as their lead
er th eir teacher. Mrs G W Kurt.-,
route 1. Gaston
Among the health im provem ent
and safety activities of the club
w ere:
1 A com m unity survey of w ater
supplies
2 Chest X -ray of all m em bers
3 S ecuring of road School" signs
and gained cooperation of parents
in teaching the children to walk off
E conom ic Cancer
the side of the road
4 C areful checks on w eight and
height of all club mem bers.
5 N utrition study
6. All had physical check-ups and
dental corrections
One of the oldest m em bers is
vSars old- President
Raymond
Hoodcnpyl. O ther officers and mem-
bers are Denton Morris, secretary
Wilma Reynolds. Mickev Sheele
lit Mrs tt V D unnell
G ary Morris. M arjorie Hoodengivl.
Some of the most im portant soil-
WEST SLOPE New officers of
Raedene Cannon. Ronald Sheele conservation
gains cannot be m eas
Gail Thom pson and L illian M iller ured in statistics S ecretary of A gri the G abel C ountry Day school have
cu ltu re C harles F B rannan pointed been announced following the elec
tion held last Monday night at the
out recently.
Com m enting that the A gricultural sc!u>oI They arc‘ as follows: Mrs
C onservation program represents John D ukehart. president. Mrs
real progress but that we m ust not
■ become over-optim istic, the secre Jack Dowsett. vice-president; Mrs
Aiiell Patterson. secretary; Mi
tary said:
Ap-
"We have finally recognized that Henry F ruitiger treasurer.
Blue and red ribbons indicating
superior sew ing skill have been economic conditions have a definite pointm ents to the Board ef Tru st ees
influence
on
the
use
and
m
isuse
of
aw arded to three W ashington coun
were also made. the new m em bers
ty 4-H girls who entered the cloth ' soil. We have recognized lh a ' all being Harold Hirs ch and Mrs Riabert
ing and nom em aking divisions of tne of us share responsibility for b u ild
New officers of the I
Pacific In tern atio n al Livestock e x ing up and conserving the land We L Benson
position Ilene Gnos. route 1. C or have recognized not only that con Board of T rustees are John G uarian. I
F rederick
nelius. and Jan e Cornell, route 1. servation paym ents are right in our l, tam ed as president.
Hillsboro, received blue ribbons dem ocracy but also that thev are G reenw ood vice-president. H a r r y 1
K
ndall.
treasu
rer
amt
Mrs
Allen i
a
trem
endously
effective
aid
in
get-
Dunna Mae Anderson, route 2.
Boyden, secretary The faculty was 1
I ting the job done.
Forest G rove, won a red ribbon
"We have built a great system of introduced at the m eeting by Amos j
In the best dress division. Ilene
Lawrence, the school principal
Gnos exhibited a black rayon crepe adm inistration in w hich farm ers not
I. C H .uicii of tie Harreli Photo
dress w tth definite budget appeal only carry out a program but also
as the total cash outlay was only study the needs of the local farm s Studio, was am ong the luekv hunt- I
ers
last week, securing a tw o point
and
help
develop
program
im
prove
$9 37 H orizontal tucks provide a
buck in the Tillam ook area
self trim for the w aist and bottom m ents."
p art of the skirt.
Mr and Mrs H arold Tate and two
These th ree principles w ere list
The p arty dress division was the e d io S i i o i .i r v B rannan as e s sons, form erly of Lincoln. N eb. m ov
most p o p u lar exhibit w ith 4-H ers sential to the success of any national ed last week to th eir new home
and had one blue ribbon w inner conservation program and’ as a d e on S W. McMillan avenue.
from W ashington county. Ja n e C on fined and specific m easure for the Edm unds F u n eral Held
nell. Jan e's form al made of peach securitv of the U nited States: •
F uneral services w ere held in
rayon faille featured a bolero and A ny program should be adm inistered H ill-boro Munday afternoon at D on
flow er decoration at the hip.
by locally elected farm er com m it aldson and Sew ell for Earl Edmonds
Donna Mae A nderson was a w ard teem en. t2) We should assist and ot Eorest Grove, brother of Mrs
ed a red ribbon on h er exhibit of encourage farm ers in establishing W. A Bunnell of West Slope Mr
a bedspread, pillow, and curtains soil and w ater conservation prae- Edm onds has been a resident of
entered in the hom em aking division
W ashington county for eight y< ar-
T hree of the five 4-H 'ers entering practices perform ed; i3 > W e should and lived in the T hatcher district,
exhibits placed this year.
provide the technical assistance nec w here his tw in sister also resides
essary in m aking com plete conser B urial was in the fam ily plot at E or
vation plans and carry in g out com est View C em etery a t Purest Grove.
plicated practices on farm s
Diana Arpke returned to school
at W illam ette university Sunday
a fter a visit h ere w ith her parents
Leaves For K ansas City
Main street as well as the farm er
C A W alters left Thursday by
depends on rich fertile land for
plane for K ansas City for a vi sit
health and prosperity, says A rth u r
w ith his m other, following
P Ireland, chairm an of the W ash
Regional
P oultry
Comm odity he will go on to A tlantic City iich
to
ington C ounty A gricultural C onser m eeting will be held in O regon City attend a business convention He
vation committee.
at the cham ber of com m erce b u ild will re tu rn n ext week.
All people, w hether in town or on ing. 9th and Super Highway. Mun
Mr and Mrs II irold G ras i have
the farm , depend on the land for day at 7:30 p m . according to Barry m oved to a motel on Harbui boula-
food and clothing. Poor land does Brow nell, p oultry chairm an of the vard w hile having th eir hom e re
not produce enough to feed the fa r O regon F arm Bureau.
H H. Alp. who was elected to modeled.
m er and his fam ily and an ad d itio n
Mr and Mrs. C harles F. H id
al am ount to be sold in the groc serve for a six-year term on the
ery stores in town. And, poor land W orld's P oultry Science associa ings have as house guests his fath
er.
Wade Hidings, who arriv ed lu re
produces poor food. P oor land and tion council, will be the principal
resulting poor crops mean
less speaker. His subject will take in last week from R utherford. N. J.
held
money for the things the farm er the W orld's P oultry congre
needs. Poor crops m ean less money recently in C openhagen a- -.veil a a
to be spent on Main street, less for general discussion of the poultry
clothing, m achinery, homes and situation as he secs it. throughout
the country.
furnishings Ireland pointed out.
A rrangem ents are being made
These are some of the reason- the
T ristram 's Chi rry H enrietta 1221-
chairm an commented, why the as for a p ictu re show ing Newcastle
disease
by the L ederle lab o rato ry .1 601. a registered Jersey cow owned
sistance given farm ers under the
The
personnel
of
the
state
college
by
E D Wilson A Son F orest Grovi
A gricultural C onservation program
means as much to the businessm en poultry d epartm ent as well , the has com pleted a production record
extension
service
will
be
invited
to
of 11.239 pound-, m ilk and
626
in town a- they do to the farm er.
This assistance m akes it possible attend the m eeting and discus- the pounds b u tterfat w hich has q u a l
and supplies the incentive for farm problem s w hich are of interest to ified her for the Gold Medal aw ard
ers to carry out conservation p rac those present.
of the A m erican Jersey C attle cl ub.
tices which not only keep soil from
w ith h ead q u arter- h i Colum bus O
It
Pays
to
Patronize
Argus
w ashing and blowing aw ay but
C h erry H enrietta'
i ecord wa
Advertisers
build it up for continuing produc
m ade on 305-day actual production
tion The 12 years of conservation
at the age of nine y ear- and three
w ork under the program helped
Say You Saw it in the Argus
months. All h er te .ts w ere verified
m ake possible the record-breaking
crop this vear. says the chairm an
Bigger crops m ean m ore food for
health and energy.
"T hrough the A g ricultural Con
servation program the nation is
investing in better living for the
people in town as well as the fa r
mer." Ireland concluded.
Soil Conservation
Gains Represent
Marked Progress
A U T O - T R U C K - F IR E
GENERAL
L IA B IL IT Y
CAR
I (erm ine the percentage of yield
'.’i G rade the w alnut meats inte
cominerei.il classes such as light
halves and pieces
light am ber
halves and nieces, standard am ber
halves and nieces, mold, sh runken
kernels suitable for slicing or g rin d
ing. and shrivel unfit for am thing
but stock feed
1'hese results should enable the
grow er to determ ine w hether his
crop is of sufficiently good qualitv
to w arran t his proceeding with the
harvesting of it. T runk added
Trunk fu rth er stated that N o rth
w est Nut G row ers will provide all
possible assistance in m aking the
crack in g tests for th eir grow er
m em bers, but he could not g u a ra n
tee th at the association facilities
w ill be adequate to keep up with
the w ork The nuts must be th o r
oughly dried before being brought
to the N orthw est Nut G row ers
shelling plant at Dundee as North
west Nut G row ers has no w ash
ing or drying facilities
A fter the nuts are shelled and
the m eats classified, association p e r
sonnel w ill attem pt to help grow er
m em bers decide it the w alnuts have
sufficient value for shelling or for
processing in-shell.
Mrs. Dukeharl to
Head School Group
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the A m erican Jersev C attle club .
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