at the Christian church. At thef
close a birthday cake and gift J
T T 1 C.I S 7-1 .
num. giairm, n-., wecinesoay, AU. 24, 1S41
were presented to the vice presi
KA Y'S are
dent, Mrs. Howard Gramling.
The business program was in
charge of Mrs. Richard Paul. De
votionals were led by Mrs. Hop
pe. There were ten members
present and three visitors. Sev
eral of the home department
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Group Has Breakfast '
Falls City The women's so
ciety held its annual breakfast
members were able to be pres
ent.
that the packers who requested
the change have already ordered
packaging supplies with Ore
gon grade imprints, and the
harvest season is so near that
time as well as money would
be lost if records were necessary.
WVi'r
Who-e-o-o David Brown, 9, mimics his pet, a screechless
screech owl, at a pet show in a downtown park in Los An
geles. He won first prize in the class of "Most Unusual Pet."
(AP Wirephoto)
Marketing Outlook Bright
For This Year's Filberts
Hopes are bright for relief in the marketing of this year's
record filbert crop among Oregon and Washington growers attend
ing a U. S. department of agriculture hearing at Portland last
week, reports John & Trunk, general manager of Northwest
Nut Growers.
The hearing was called to con
sider a proposed marketing
agreement submitted to the de
partment in July by Northwest
Nut Growers, and it is possible
that the agreement can be made
effective and order issued by
October 1, Trunk declared.
The testimony at the hearing
gave the Department of Agricul
ture conclusive proof of the fact
that the position of the filbert
grower is unfavorable for sev
eral reasons which will continue
beyond this year's huge harvest,
Trunk asserted, and showed that
the industry recognizes need of
a program to promote self-selp.
It was also apparent, from the
almost unanimous support of
the proposed agreement by those
attending the hearing, that it
represented the form of self
help which both growers and
handlers approved, Trunk said.
No packer and only one grower
among the numerous, witnesses
testifying before the depart
ment of agriculture officials
conducting the hearing, voiced
opposition to the agreement in
principle. There were, he adds
some easily reconciled differ
ences of opinion about specific
provisions of the proposed agree
ment.
"Department of agriculture of
ficials In charge of the hear
ing were made aware of all the
problems which filbert grow
ers face in this and other years'
Trunk pointed out.- "There were
indications that the department
would make every effort to
shorten procedure so that the
agreement can be made effec
tive and order issued this year,
In the matter of grading
standards, Northwest Nut Grow
ers, proponent of the proposed
agreement, deferred to the re
quest of other packers that Ore
gon grades be substituted for
U. S. grades. Trunk explained
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