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Heppner Gazette Times, Heppner, Oregon, April 14, 1949
Page 5
News From
C. A. Office
Resuhdemonstrallons on the
use of IPC and TCA, two new
chemicals for weed control, were
made during the week at the W.
E. Hughes ranch on Butter creek
and the Loyd Howton ranch near
Lexington.
While these new chemicals are
not readily available on the mar
ket they are being used, exper
imentally, on control of cheat
grass in alfalfa and for the con
trol of quackgrass. Unlike 2, 4-D,
they are effective on grasses for
selective control in broadleaf
crops.
Application was made on these
plots at the rate of 7 12 and 15
pounds per acre in the case of
TCA with 3 and 6 pounds per
acre of IPC used
Results of the demonstrations
will be made available when
checks are made.
E. R. Jackman, farm crops spe
cialist, OSC, perhaps the most
noted authority on grasses and
grass-legume seed mixtures in
the Pacific northwest has recent
ly announced that a greatly en
larged seed demand is in pros
pect for Crested Wheatgrass. Pos
sibilities of wheat careage allot
ments is sure to keep the de
mand high.
Since Morrow county has a
large acreage of crested wheat
grass, much of it could be cut for
seed if growers planned ahead
of time. This acreage would ben
efit from a timely nitrogen appli
cation if made now. He recom
mends an application of two hun
dred pounds of ammonium sul
fate to the acre. There's lots of
moisture, Jackman says, but a
lack of nitrogen will limit seed
yield.
A lot of interest is being shown
in sod waterway seedings lately.
Regardless of conservation mea
sures, there are times when there
will be a surface runoff from
sloping land. This was well il
lustrated this past winter Unless
this runoff can be confined to
protected channels considerable
gullying will be the outcome. Sod
waterways can be used for this
control of erosoln in many sec
tions of Morrow county.
Grasses being used for these
sod waterway seedings are in
termediate wheat grass, pubes
coat ' wheat grass, big bluegrass,
and sheep fescue. The wheat
grasses mentoned are most ideal
due to their sod forming char
acteristics While there are sever
al waterways being seeded this
spring, these could be seeded
well in the fall of the year. There
is an AAA practice payment of
70 per cent of the cost not to ex
ceed 10 cenl3 per cubic yard for
earth moved in reshaping and
filling the waterways. A payment
of 75 cents per 1000 square feet
in seeding the waterway to grass
is also made. We will be glad
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to hold your plan and supervise
the sod waterway on your farm.
One of the office callers this
week was Mrs. Annie Smouse for
house-plan suggestions, particu
larly kitchens. Among the helps
given her was a mimeograph, HE
7-401 ... A Step Saving U Kit
chen. Some of the features are
handy storage potato and veg
etable bins above the sink; re
volving cupboards in often awk
ward corners (for pots and pans
as well as spices); Ian built in
above the refrigerator to carry
off objectionable odors; pull-out
boards that lock, and asbestos
padded shelves above stove. Cop
ies may be secured at the county
agent's office.
Mrs W. C. Van Winkle asked
for help with cleverly designed
pockets for blouses and dresses.
PHONE 2682
Mailing of Cancer '
Funds Simplified
By P.O. Department
A new arrangement for mail
ing contributions to the Ameri
can Cancer Society has" been ap
proved by the post office depart
ment, it was announced.
The post office department ex
plained that persons writing to
the society need only to address
the letter to CANCER in care of
their local postoffices. In Hepp
ner such a letter would be ad
dressed as follows:
"Cancer, Heppner, Ore."
Such a letter would be deliver
ed to the Oregon division head
quarters of the society at 429 S.
W. 4th avenue, Portland.
The same arrangement will be
in effect the year-around, the
post office department reported,
explaining this is not merely an
arrangement for the month of Ap
ril when the society's annual
fund-raising program is in pro
gress. Walter W R. May of Oregon
City, state campaign chairman,
welcomed the arrangement as "a
fine gesture" on the part of the
post office department and ex
pressed the belief it would facil
itate mail contributions to the
campaign.
The society has set a goal of
$130,145 for Oregon, and May
has urged an all-out effort to
raise this sum so the vast re
search and educational projects
or the society can be pursued
without curtailment.
EXPIRED LICENSE NO
LICENSE AT ALL SAYS
SECRETARY OF STATE
Every Oregon driver's license
with a "5R" serial number will
have expired by the end of April
Secretary of State Earl T. New
bry has announced.
Stressing that the old permits
with serial numbers beginning
with "5R" have been expiring in
consecutive blocks since June,
1947, regardless of the date print
ed on the license, the secretary
warned that state and local po
lice are citing many drivers who
failed to renew on schedule.
As a result of intensified police
checks a flood of current and
delayed "5R" renewals is pouring
into the license department,
Jumping from 17,676 in February
to 30,438 in March. They are re
placed wtih new permits which
expire according to the holder's
birth date.
Pointing out that an expired
license is the same as no license
at all, Newbry urged all holders
of 5R permits to file renewal
applications immediately. Fee
schedules may be obtained from
the sheriff or police department
or from any drivers' license examiner.
CHIPMAN
Live Stock Insecticides
Cattle Grubs
for
Cattle Lice
CHIPMAN ESTER 2, 4-D
WEED KILLER
Airplane Application Available
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Morrow County Grain Growers, Inc.
Heppner Lexington lone
Hi-Ways to
Health
By
Ada R. Maryne
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"E" STANDS FOR EGGS
"E" Stands for Eastpr anrl nlcn
for eggs and the two are cer
tainly synonymous with spring.
Eggs can't reallv hp ralL.H e.
sonal but with Easter on its way,
eggs seem to take on renewed
interest and flavor.
Eggs are one of the most nour
ishing and versatile foods we can
use. Teamed ud with cheese thpv
can double for meat any time.
t-ggs furnish excellent protein
necessary for growth, vitamin A,
vitamin D, thiamine and ribofla
vin, and two imoortant minerals
iron and phosphorous.
ideal spring luncheon or sup
Der dishes feature ppps rrimhinprl
with cream sauce, vegetables and
cneese. Eees Benedict is a rlpli.
cious dish yet very easy to pre
pare. It is substantial enough for
Sunday supper when served with
a Green veeetahle. a tart salaH
and dessert. Baked Egg Casserole
combines mushrooms, chopped
green pepper and potato chips in
a cream sauce, the whole thing
DODDed into a casserole and hak-
ed. This is a grand way to use
leftover Easter eggs, too.
Eggs Benedict
(Serves 6)
6 thin slices nam
3 English muffins, round buns and stir into beaten egg yolks.
or toast slices iCook over boiling water 3 min-
6 eggs poached utes, stirring constantly. Add
2 cups cheese sauce or mock mustard and blend. Makes 2
hollandai.se sauce cups.
Lexington Cafe
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We will feature
FRIED
CHICKEN
DINNER
All Day Sunday
Price Per Plate
$1.25
All Other Meals
Will Be Lower
In Price
Due to Lower Meat Prices
Pan broil ham until lightly
brown and edges curl slightly.
Split muffins or buns, spread
with butter and toast halves.
Place slice of ham on each half
and then a poached egg. Serve
hot topped with mock holland
aise sauce. Garnish with minced
parsley.
Mock Hollandaise Sauce
2 Tbsp butter
3 12 Tbsp flour
1 tsp salt
2 cups milk
2 egg yolks, beaten
2 Tbsp lemon Juice
1 tsp dry mustard or dash cay
enne Melt butter in top of boiler; add
flour and salt and blend. Grad
ually add milk, stirring constant
ly until thick and smooth. Re
move from heat, add lemon juice
Baked Egg Casserole
(Serves 6)
1 small can mushrooms
1 Tbsp chopped green pepper
2 Tbsp butter
4 Tbsp flour
12 tsp salt
2 cups milk
1 cup potato chips, crushed
6 hard cooked eggs
Saute mushrooms and green pep
per in butter. Add flour and salt
r nd blend. Add milk and cook,
stirring constantly until smooth
and thickened. Sprinkle half of
crushed potato chips In bottom
of a greased casserole. Cut eggs
in halves lengthwise and place
cut side down on chips. Top with
remaining potato chips. Pour
white sauce over all. Bake for 20
minutes in a moderate oven, 350
degrees.
Accident Prevention
Power Company Aim
Pacific Power & Light company
will help prevent arcidents on
the farm by assisting wherever
a hay derrick must be moved
under power lines, according to
J. R. Huffman, local manager,
Huffman said a request by tel
ephone or mail to the nearest
P. P. & L. office will bring a ser
vice man who will either raise
electric wires or open a line
switch to provide safe clearance
for the derrick. The company
makes no charge for the service.
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