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SHERMAN
COÜÎbTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, MARCH «,
ors in The Dalle Friday.
Many Animals
The Gamma l^amba T heta Xho Couniy Ramblin’s
Work Smarter-Not
Testing Ranges Now
girls club held itr rcgu’a r m eet
by Anna Ralzrr
DIAGNOSTIC
LABORATORY
ing in th e IOOF hall Tuewlay
Called Pests
The Oregon Diagnostic labora-
Harder Savs Strawn Plan of Cattlemen
The four u n iti: Wascc. ' V r r A Feb 26 after school. Peggy R ig/ toi-y fo r livestock and poultry
If cattle could read, it would be
G r a u Vaile) K ent and ArAelopr pre aided w ith ter. tncir-ter r.r .
Deer, moles, gophers, coyotes,
of the American Le glen auxiliary Mr« Kendrick Dunlap M rs A r: ' '"*
‘,>u 1 X,A?1£U,X ? ’
;,inc<?
Think! It beat3 working! How ea«y for a rancher to m easure
ground squirrels and other pest?
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iz ..... that tune the lab haa been opera-
held a brunch at the home of Schilling and Mrs F rank K cttei ting under the objectives and poli
caused about $9,000.000 w orth of about m aking this your slogan bow much his range grass glow s
M rs A llied Kock in Moro Mon advisors, present
damage in Oregon last year accor- for '63?
”
each year.
tie s outlined by representatives
day m orning with the G lass Val-
Mr and Mrs Kendrick Dunlap of the m ajor state livestock as
ding to estim ates made by OSU
Save w alking— duplicate sup-
He could simply post “keep off
ky-K ent unit as hostess.
Mrs and family went to Nyssa Satur- sociations and the Oregon Veter-
county extension agents.
plies in various parts of the lbe grass" signs in certain areas,
Paul Patrick of Wasco, district d ty to visit relatives returning
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house. A young hom em aker in and then compare grow th in
Bernie ( arter, OSL graduate Linn county buys three boxes of these ported, ungrazed areas w ith
president, was in charge of the home Sunday. They also attended
The lab is operated by V eterin
student in fish and game manage- facial tissue at a time, puts tach grow th in grazed areas,
m eeting
She introduced Mrs the baaketball game at Vale on ary Medicine departm ent, OSU.
merit, asked agents to name maj- jn a different room W ith a tod-
But since cattle can’t read and
Jack Larson of Springfield, state Saturday night.
cooperation with the state vet-
oi an<l minor pests in th eir coun- dler in the house, we don’t have couldn’t be expected to obey the
president, who gave a talk on
Mrs A.A.Dunlap left Monday f,rln ari..n pinancii
inancial support for
ties and estim ate damage to crops to tell you how m any trips this signs, Dillard H. Gates, OSU ex-
the V eterans hospital and general f° r H eppner to visit her daughter the laboratory comes from the
In his survey a pest was consld- saves her.
tension range m anagem ent speci-
instructions. Mrs Daniel Preston Mr and Mrs Art W atkins, return- state appropriationns and fees
ered any bird or mammal that
You can put this idea to work alist, suggests the following way
of Eugene, state parliam entarian inR home Wednesday,
charged for examination.
caused dam age to agricultural in dozens of ways. In the kit- to gauge grass growth:
gave a talk on parliam entary ru-
Mr and Mrs H arry Stark were
The objective of the diagnostic
crops‘
chen, plan for turn sets of salt
Fence off a small portion of
les and legislature. Mrs Patrick business visitors In Ma.lras last ,atx)ra, or^ ,g
a r r l; lng
presented Mrs {.arson with a pop- W ednesday,
Deer cause« an estim ated $1.5 and l**PI*r shakers, two canis- the range from grazing livestock,
at an accurate diagnosis of dis
py and money corsage, a gift in
Dinner guests Sunday at the eases in question by methods not
million damage in five counties ters of f,our» two or rnore par- Then compare
the am ount of
Dr. Orval Eaton, Medford op reporting them as a num ber one ing knlves—°n e on each side of grass inside the gauge to that
behalf of the four units. After home of Mr and Mrs H.O.Dugger
John
Ru“»
r
a
n
.i
comn:“
nly
available
to
practicing
torôitriat,
win
serve
as
chalr.nan
the talks 30 ladies enjoyed the were Mr and Mrs
r . . . . .
, ,
..
Pest They cam pete w ith live- . ,
veterinarians.
(j
ol tlie ypril crusade for the Am- stoc^ for food damage trees bv tucked away in each room. I’ut much forage has been produced
brunch of fru it cocktail, cinna- Mr and Mrs Ogden Wing from I’ItODUCTION T E STI NG
mon rolls and coffee served buf- Wamic.
Weight for age is Incoming t*l lCUn Cancer Society’s Oregon •horning’ and browsing and raid waste baskets in several parts and how much has been eaten.
-- d - iv isio n , according to D r. J a m e s ------
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of the house. Look shout your
Gates mentioned that even ran-
fet t styie
style from a decorated table.
Mr and
Alberty
and m cre ,
™r
ano Mrs
.virs Sam
™.n A
ioeny am
ant eQch vear to bull
vegetable
gardens.
home for more ways to doable chers who see th e ir g rass every
Mr and Mrs Harold Eakin, Mr family were visitors Sunday at an J fe<?(,er calf buyers Tbv pro.
1 ortland physician and
County agents in northw est up on supplies and cut trios in day may he surprised by w hat
and Mrs Wallace May and Mrs the home of Mr and Mrs Floyd diu-tinn »eatinix nrnirrm i <a a nrn l,resident ° f tb e division.
«ram
c fld e m ir a to r s can , L>r' E aton' “ m en,be‘' of lhe Oregon rtp o rte d moles and
h a lr
'h e y « «
8Uch -
Kaugo.
Jack Adams of Sherm an chapter Lane at Moro.
• division s executive committee, is ers as m ajor pests; northeast
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He recommends constructing a
OES went to Arlington Saturday
Mrs Boyce Blaylock went to adopt to seek out t and • identify
a former m em ber of the state leg- (>regon-deer and gophers; -south MONEY SAVERS! T h at’s w hat grass gauge of heavy woven w ire
night to a reception by Jasm ine Portland Wednesday to visit at the lietter doing cattle.
mesh,
chapter OES honoring M argaret the home of her mother, Mrs .1.0.
With the new crop of calves islature from Clatsop county and west-coyotes; Lake and K lam ath w e’re looking for after hodday or concrete reinforcing
was m ayor of Astoria from 1943 counties-ground squirrels. Coun- spending. We asked Zelma Reigle He says it can be made simply by
I^ogan, grand chairm an of the Sliull and Mr Shull, retu rn in g
arriving,
to idem
th ro u g l? -951.
?95L He
Hc“ moved
7nS7ed to
\ o Med-
M e i ty agents listed a total of 34 nuis- onr food m arketing specialist for setting four posts into the ground
tif v nn<4 producers
mark »u.th need -.n<i
nai ’hrough
budget committee of the grand home Friday,
osJd hv ford 5 years
ance anim a,s d e lu d in g rats, Eng- ideas, and she has plenty of them, w here the gauge is to be located
years ago‘
ago.
chap ter of Oregon.
Mr and Mrs Jim m y Brady and VM T h e n m i r n n . c-m
. 1
bsb sParrow s> (1°gs, foxes, wood
She says you can save about and stretching woven w ire around
Mr and Mrs William Brinkert son of , ^’s Angeles, C alif, arri- pithor ii-L'istci-pil or <
registered oi commercial
w ir iV C
rats- robins-
wild nu- $5 a m onth on milk bills by mix- them.
had as dinner guests Sunday, ved here Saturday night to spend either
p'r'{‘b\ ‘,ce7s
Feb. 21, Mr and Mrs Duane An- several weeks here visiting her
u/«.iuhir
W
eighing in I 1 I II - lu t'd • . 4-M LLUo N l W u
tria and P ^ u p in e s .
ing equal p arts of re-constituted
The gauge should be moved
.Union and fam ily of The Dalles. |.<*™nta, Mr and Mrs Sim Dunean |je
f a lla n il re(,!jr(ls
Thc ¡,
mc(
Tw enty nlne
q u a r t" * ^ whole
“ ch ,?ear *° ',he
*
n
¿ a n l ,,ar,V f° r ,h<? r n n '’ '7
’
developed on the herd. Cow, ra il their leader, Eileen MeVlcker on deer as a pest
J h° l ea _. I" ! lk (1~ St3m ” g r o ,w th ls, n o t a ffe c ,e d by th e
b ‘g S jn h o o booster p ire n ts will gl. OI n anns
and birthdate need to 1« deslgna- F ebruary 2« a. 3 30 at the Rufus
F arm ers are not the only ones £f"er' addfng w atert wdl 7™ t
ye ’
a
y alley grade ., " L f a „ J1
£
er L I T J ted as dropped. Various m arking school. K athy Stew ard den.on who suffer from anim al pests. a t e S 9 c e n u
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k ' """1 ' “
y Wm can bt u cd
Samples strated pean
an d Di Yamhill county wdld n u tria
This e s t i n n t e la fo r a f o o iiv C
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'I' - I "' Heruey, M n A von Sunday ...
° hU par-
, vall>ble a, the extension ol k.a(R.,.
we had punch furnished by our «»omeUme. called oversize w harf tha? , , J s
•. div ' w G®”1® Commission
Dors,el and M r, Claus llardenha- erIs, Mr and M r, Shelton h rltts. flce
On{ n(?w ]nt.]nlie,.
r a ts , eal , h e lr way (hrough
« h a t^ a e . tw u q uarts a day. Of
gen went to Portland Tuesday
A fellowship dinner will he
1963 !■ ABM l ’U ><11. \ \l
H annah
table gardens. Maimots, large more would save more, too There K i n d s F n O llfz h D cC F
and spent the day. They also visl-
tbc social room of the
Provisions of the 1963 w heat K athy Sue Steward, reporter
burrow ing anim als that look like <s no secrifiee nn
nut 1 M IU > L i l l U U g l l 1 / C C I
ted Uncle Andy i ’atjens at Sandy. Baptist church Sunday, March 10 and feed grain program s will l>e - , - ~
ground squirrels chewed through
T th e
If von
H erd ine composition
studies does
to
S h e rm a n fa r m e rs
T h e L lttle
^ i . If you
Mr and Mrs George vonBorstel inim ediatly following the morn- presen te.1 to
‘ voiW orsM ?a,H lngas z ™
h ö p i d o w n ^ h e determ
th ii-a tto of bucks
had as dinner guests Sunday his ing service to welcome the Rev, next week Two m eetings have
7
uamage. starlin g s f(xxl bills> w rite us at 0S(J for and fawns on the big game ran-
parent«, Mr and Mrs Theo von an<^
Duane Dunham and been planned in conjunction with 1 1 X , Wi“ m i l > I n X ?
problem ln Oregon o u r extension circular "Compare ges of the state were completed
Borstel of The Dalles to cele- family to the community. A food the County ASCS com m ittee to
>
rh 'l?ecoming t more
numerous, the Cost l*er Serving”.
recently, according to Phil Sch-
hratc the first birthday of their ®hower will be held for them,
(•ary
rinkert
present^ various details ol the
B |,ownk>7
}:m. B rp
f,,.s h m 7 hrou-
7 / They’re a nuisance to w estern
EoAM
L
INED
JACKETS,
neider, state game director.
.
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l.Ak
I\l,
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son, S tu art
Everyone is welcome.
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ght Brownies for refreshm ents.. Oregon holly grow ers and con- so rx m u la r now n n ho w au hod
Classification showed an aver-
The auxiliary of the George
*^rs J°h n Rust and Mrs H.O.
County com m unity com m ittee ' cXl ,line we w tll have cooking tam inate feed in eastern Oregon
a g a ln
feed lo ts
------ ° r cleaned bY the satn 2 method ageage of 21 bucks and 65 fawns
IK-II jx>st, American Legion, will Dugger w ere business visitors In ,ne',” ^
met.t at , :20
Robbie B lan d er rej>orter
you would use for the sam - fab* P®1" 100 does on the mule de€r
hold Its next meeting at .he home I he Dalles I-rhlay. ,
,,n Tliesl|av F ebrual.v ,,, aJ the
The L ittle Rascals* met
again According to the OSU survey f ic w ithout *he foam bacxing. ranges and 42 bucks and 69
?•> . | S «> a *’ace May rues, Mar.
Mr and Mr Kenneth Wilson courthouse. A general farm meet-
for a bi« Kam* damage is now mainly * o r in8tance, if its nylon, then fawns per 100 does on the black
a J p.m. Itosal«1 fc«fllingert and family of Portland came I* ri- ing is scheduled that evening at Feb 27. We made plans
4-H window which will
be at controlled with fencing, chemi- wash as ? au would a nylon gar- tail ranges. This compares favor-
who attended
Girls state, will day and were over night guests 7:30 Sherm
an
high
school
cafe-
rman
Field’s confectionery
We
had
repellents and scaring devi- nient- H its wool, better have it a b ly w ith the 22 bucks and 64
give her report.
at the home of her parents, Mr tori •ium.
peanut
b
u
tter
cookies
for
refresh-
ces
such as firecrackers or shot d ry cleaned, unless it is claimed fawns per 100 does on the mule
Mr and Mrs Don Clodfelter and Mrs John Rust,
19dt FARM PROGRAM
gun blasts
t0 he w ashable
deer ranges an J the 35 bucks
ments.
were in The Dalles Wednesday
Mr and Mrs Harold Owens and
Complete inform ation on the
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Keep these tips in mind also and 66 fawns per 100 does on
Robbie Brainier, reporter
to visit her mother, Mrs C.P.Ad- family, Mrs W .D.Barnett, Mr and 19G4 w heat program is not yet
w hen w ashing foam lined gar- the blacktail ranges in 1962.
ams, who returned home recent- Mrs Willard Barnett, .Mr and Mrs available to state and
countv
ROOT OR FOOT ROT CONTROL rnents. Don’t overstuff the wash-
Schneider said tliat game biol-
ly from Phoenix, Arizona w here Herman Peters and Carl vonBar- ASCS personnel. Some prelim in
aterials
are
on
big
The Knit W its met with .Mrs
S om e re n o r ta in d ic a te r n n t r n l e r because these u m iw
ic n a ia a
r e ogists in th eir travels
u a w is
on
o ig
she had spent the winter.
stel were at Kent Sunday to help ary inform ation will be presented r Minnick
We of root ro? on' Gaines wheat by bUlky Foam ls 1,kely to *° to ganie ranges observed a total of
Feb.
27
at
5:30.
.Mr and Mr Earl Olds were Mt’ and Mrs Olan Stark move Tuesday evening .Feb.
ret», 19. lit. Full
r u n were told to have our pot holders th e u se of flo w ab le
s u l f u r O r ^ pieces if you use chlorine bleach 22,400 deer compared to
23,655
business visitors ln The Dalles to the John Wilson ranch. Mr arrangem e •nts for presenting pro- rea(|y for National I II week. W e Z
and W ashington s u te urtlv « - _ S ° d° n 't'
deer lhe prevlous y ear'
About
Monday
and Mrs K.R.Blaylock were call- visions and
affects of
nd affects
of the
th e '61 I,I played gam es and heard music by sltv pathologists who inspected
. . . . .
1500 less m ule deer w ere obser-
•Mrs Earl Olds and Mrs Art ers there Sunday.
referendum are planned
la te r. Cindy Minnick and Linda Eng- th e s e re n o r te d nlot« d n n n t h*»i. S n ,a r t Homemakers Tell Us
ved during the classification in-
(Schilling went to North Bend
Attending the annual di ' i n i
N a tio n a lly , th e te n ta tiv e selie Rsh
p | a n to go (o M oro fo r .
a.,.."
i r ° r a lar^e family, the regular ventory, while 255 more blacktail
Friday w here they attended a m eeting of the American Cancer dule Indicated regional kick-off a 4-H party, it will last from ? t<?fooVrot w m t r o l ^ C o ^ o t n n ^ v size
for f,our and su- deer were tallied than the pre-
.
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Bho convention, retu rn in g society in H eppner S atu rd ay m eetings on the wheat referen- to 9 p m O ur next m eeting w ill to
m eta Rho
i°.,, toot
« rot control. No recommen-
dations
are
being
made
this
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.. , / oA‘. B,b,»y and Sally and teto r, Mrs Trank vonBorstel, co- District state m eetings April 1
j oje Sum m ers re n o rte r
ii* Hn
ers that are available at many
land grant institutions.
rs ( n i l l e Ruggles and Dean u nty chairm an, Mrs Eben Kee, through
igh 10, and county and com*
stores. They come in a rainbow habits, too. But, how do you get
went to The Dalles Sunday to service chairm an and Grass Val- nuinity meetings to inform pro
o< colors for decorative kitchen children to do th eir chores?
the home of Mr and Mrs George ley chairm an, Mrs William l ’aus- ducers of the program between S t u i t i ts W o rk in g O n T en d e re r B eef
accents Add your own labels.
Mrs Roberta Frazier. OSU ex
Moon to an organ concert given eh, Mrs Don Clodfelter, Mrs Ben- April 10 and 20.
CHILDREN AND CHORES!!
tension family life specialist, has
Beef
roasts
and
chops
are
first
introduced,
many
problems
by Don Baker.
r.ic Payne, Miss G ertrude Bue-
The I'SDA has not set the date
Is this a problem at your house? practical pointers for you in her
Well,
you’re not alone T here’} circular "H elping Children Dev-
and son, Alan, of Herm iston chairm an, .Mrs Helen Martin, co- is for a late May or early June scientists arc able
. „ . „ u u , co- is .o r a .a .e a i i . v o i c . h
i > j u „ c s c ie n tis ts
arc able to pin down problem that h a s sh e w n " i.n 'V n no doubt about it, family coopera eiop
R esponsibility’’. W e’ll be
spent Sunday here visiting h er chairm an for
p ” ,
r rS ' ' “ " I ? * i ° te TbC ,aSt.
d a te , f° rv rV erT the baslc
tenderness in previous les s is overtenderiza U° n C<m
y° U 3 lot ° f Ume glad to send you 3 free c°Py if
mother, Mrs O N.Ruggles.
Burnet and Mis l aid I- raser Mrs dum
as spelled out in the law Is n)eat
tjon
luea( aftep .r^ d e r i z a and be|p children develop good you drop us a card.
Mr and Mrs Harold Eakin
Uy Knighten also attended the Ju n e 13.
Meat tenderness in beef has OSU w orkers found that soak-
i rove to Eugene Sunday to bring meeting. Mrs vonBorstel talked FENCE BOW SPRAYING
been related mainly to aging and ing meat in w ater before it’s ir-
w uh H hCr' r FS V B E akln» boine 0,1 or«a nixutlon and Mrs Zell on Fence row spraying using At
nn them after spending several preparation for a campaign.
razine should lie implied bv Mar th e amount of connective tissue radiated seems to increase its ac-
and m arbling across the meat, ceptance.
days there visiting friends. She ---------------
15. \tra z in e needs rainfall after But the basic reasons w hy some
In this y e a r’s work they will
will s|x>nd a few days here lx»- CARD OF THINKS
application
the soil !*** ** ,ou^ h and some tender study the* unique property of
m i to
v put
not it be into
denendable
fore returning to her home In
1 wish to thank all of my _____
Rainfall
,u n c not ><-'t l*‘cn determ ined.
meat to take up w ater, hold It,
Backyard orchardists each year the ends of every branch only
)
S o
friends and the different organ!- after this deadline
Tor the next three years, OSU and in tu rn affect meat texture, are perplexed w ith the problem causes the form ation of knots and
M W (»1.01 S i.u k .Hl,I M is w h Mtlon who
flowers l e t t e r s _______________
food scientists Allen A nglem eir W ater, they think, may cause a of pruning their pet tree or trees, candlebra
shapes that, weaken
Barnett were in The Dalles and gifts during my recent Illness FOOD BARGAINS
;,!’d
l;
Gain
will
investigate
shift
in
the
metallic
elem
ents—
Some
of
the
trouble
dates
back
the
tree
and
produce an oversup-
M r e lU ,
"T
The thoughtful-
Food costs have risen less since c h a n g c s in mineral m akeup in
calcium, potassium , sodium and a long way to the tim e when the ply of w ater sprouts. When a
a i i s I> I, Reynold« spent several ness is greatly appreciated
1947-49 than most other consum
meat that appears to be Jinxed
others—w ith a subsequent rear- free was first planted. The "head- limb becomes too long, It is short-
days In Portland last week visit
Sincerely,
e r items in the cost of living in to the basic pro’eln structure,
rangem ent in the protein struc- ing” or place where the w hip was ened properly by going back to
ing at the home of her daughter
Sallie Martin, Grass Valiev dex. For all Item other than f«»od.
T heir s tu d y will lie financed with ture.
cut off w as either too high or the first Y and taking one por-
Mr and Mrs W arren Elliott and
the
increase
to
mid
1962
was
33
family.
.( .MU). 090 grant from the U. S.
Inform
ation
learned
about
this
to° low
‘‘Heading’’ causes the tion off. The portion taken off
IK'txent, the cost of transporta
shift may provide some back- form ation of lateral branches that depends upon the direction the
Mr and Mrs William B rinkert « „ v , . . , . .
tion Increased 50 p e n e n t, hous ►epartment of Health, Education
an d W elfare
ground about muscle diseases in m ust be examined, and decisions limb is to be sent. Leave the one
were business visitors In Golden- n , , e ,1M AN <’O | \ | t j o u itN .l
ing 31 percent, rent 15 percent,
OSU s tu d ie s Will be aimed at
hum ans and help explain w hat made as to which are to lx? per- that grows in the proper dlrec-
dale last Monday and Tuesday
medical care 65 percent
Mrs Kenneth Crews and Patty
TH R E E IMH.1 MRS A t EAR
and Cathy and Mrs Gary Schil
trees have a habit of
ling and Brian were buiness visit-
eternally for the sky
regard to the ow ner who
„
P ^ k fruit. In such cases
may increase ac-
Here are some basic points.A the limbs should be trained bv
checked b\ OSl plant patholo
cer- K°°d tree needs to have a trunk arching them back toward the
gists last sum m er Covered and 1 m A lth o u g h irradiated m eats have companied by a buildup of
limbs ground.
semi-loose smut w eie the nost c»n improved since they were tain m ineral eMtuents in body w ith four or five lateral
tissues.
coming
out
of
it.
These
limbs
Some people have heard that
common of the samples subm it
- - 1" * ■■■ --- ------- *----------------- should be spaced around the fruit is produced on new, vig-
ted Some confusion has existed
trunk so as to reach out like the orous young growth. They prune
in the past as to the desirability
H U M WE F/N P 4M 4 ^ iF /C 4 N
spokes of a wheel. The difference w ith this in mind and continually
of
s«s‘d
treatm
ent
Both
types
id
SUCCESS STOGY WHfKE ALL
between the tree and the wheel keep new branches in the trees
entified can
l«e controlled by
WANT TO WEAR THE PANTS
Is that the limbs m ust not all but sadly find that they never
mercury
seed
treat
nent.
a 3 TÏWE TO T 4 *£ MOT/CE,,,
come from the one point but ra- Ret any fruit.
Nuda or loose smut has exis
ther separate up and down the
Apples and jx?ars require at
ted in the past an , *s not con
trunk so they are from 8 to 10 least two years before they form
Í N I M , J, At.
TNEM 4
trolled by normalsee,! treatm ent
inches apart.
fruit producing spurs if only
Sample identification this vear,
TFENA<SEfC EVO At LEf^tNO A
There is always a choice as to will never lie produced. Peaches
however, shows the other smuts
AM&T4TEP TV U. 3. TV SEE A N/W
which limbs to keep as there are a »e different in that they always
FORTUNE, P Y CHANCE HE WENT
to lx* more predom inant and the
T V HCW X Q W 4 M /5 5 C V /C /c A fV 4 Z 4
always more than are necessary, produce fruit in the newest of
need
tor
treatm
ent.
AlAM t/FACrpM ff? A ^ 4 < 4 / ^ 5 ( 1 4 5 ,
F irst try to select branches that th e growth. Pru n in g on peaches
Recommendations tor seed tre
H P TTMV i TVMY WAS T E\A S THEM*
have a wide angle between them must be done to encourage
atm ent are the m ercurials at the
THE APOsr E\F)A.ASl\e CCAre 'M
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selves and the trunk. In other maximum of new grow th each
THE PNlVM .
following rates in ounces per
words, if they point straig h t out year.
bushel: Ceresan M l 2: Ceresan
H A 6 M H S i AC K t ,
from the trunk, they are to 1*
Helpful suggestions for nrun-
2X -11. Panogen 15 3 1. Panogen
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r e S /6 N fP M A
favored over limbs that point inR the home orchard are avail
FOP FE^FTCPOM,
12- 1-5 and Memo -14
STYLE. AKC'œYA-
sharply upwards.
able to anyone needing help The
he p er APoar
The m arket basket of farm-
f t K k34Ä/ 4 L
to c o u n t m e n r
Some trees throw so many suggestions are contained in th<
IS NOW
grown food costs only l i percent
EVEtpY UAN
A Vk’ n V 4VOUN0
that when they are young It is bulletin entitled "Pruning ’he
more than it did In 1947-49. But
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THE AOKLP,
desirable to leave some additional Home Orchard", It Is free at ail
the farm ers receive none of the
tem porary lim bs to work until county extension offices
increase ln fact, he gets 13 per
the perm anent limbs have grown ~
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cent
less
for
the
fool
Marketing
f l u M r * WITH A lEEWLUTAOMAMY
to the point w here they can do
cost have risen 10 percent more
/PEA P A C 4F P W/TN H .P P A V TN SP
the entire Job. Don’t tru st your
than offsetting the decrease in
H E OFTNEP A SHALL FACTORY 'N
memory. Mark perm anent limbs
what the farm er gets
enables
PPWMTVWN P A U AS. DN Pt> >EAMP
a re n ’t cut off by m istake
HASSAP P
Y HAS E \
♦be
family
with paint or metal tags so they
INTO 7 M A P P P HiANYp IO C A ^ e P fM
♦o
limit
7 TEKAP A A P O 4 ,A ^ C U A c O n U i./N ^ E P ,
W ithout question, the rrorst
EAtPtO YS 7 . \ \ '
o a mí
♦be cost
m istake being made in pruning
ADDING M A C H IN E
O H E * TOQ O O O P4/M 9 O F SiP C A S
of trees is th e indiscrim inate cut-
♦o if» needs or withes.
EYEMY PEEK,
and that is only the tw igs that
trees are the only ones the home
TATE
ting of the ends of limbs Peach
will fruit this year. About half
orchardist cuts in this m anner
of his tw ig is ordinarily removed
1
ho»« ni«
At Journal Office
Back to o ther fru its —cutting L
K V klLiTA vt
Grass Valley
Pruning Trees Necessarv And Not Hard
If Kou Know How, Like Kissing A Girl
32 Years Atp'About'Now
the present owners o f the
Sherman Countv Journal
Started Working
That is a long time and the
changes in methods and
personellin Oregon newspapers
has been revolutionary
WUVHT.
Why not? In 32 years.
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