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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1961)
'aw P. I. Show Expected fo Set Records y N. C ANDERSON If the number of linuirlr from Miu'hrni U an lml-tion of the Miniaiitl f systematic lnrtlrlde that Mill be used tT the con trol of j,'iub and lire on our cattle this full, thrre Mill b a lot leaa "Hth" row thin winter and early Hi ring. Mt of the quea- tiin nuked have In do with amount of materia In that are uwd and application. Must everyone Mt-mi to be using Co Riil an a spray because of the vast of application. The newly advertised ur-on material, Rue lene does not seem to be on the market In thla area. Reeommen datum fur using Co Hal U jflven on tin' pHckae. A four pound package of 25' t wettable rnater ial should be mlxc-d with 25 gal Ions of water. Ivmonatratlons established on four different herds uiilnir over 30 head of rattle last fall: material used averaged one gallon per anlmaL It will take less on smaller, younger stock and more on larger rows. The spray should he applied to the barks and sides with a straight stream under high pressure. This will part the hair and wet the skin so that the spray ran be absorbed by the kln and destroy grub and lire through the system. Cattle should he treated as sewn as jKiKsible now and up to mid-November. The farifk- Iritrrnatlonal Live stuck Kkiwtsltion Is has lug Its fifty first annual showing Or tober II 21. Tills show has al was been a imuular one with our people as well as those throughout the entire northwest. The I', I.. dlruntlnued for sev eral years beeau of financial matters, has "pli ked up a little more steam earn year aine then and the iHtil show should be esrellent. Word from Dirk Richards, manager of the show, should be of Interest to all of our eople, especially those who ate exhibiting there this year. "Our number of entries are up In all the livestock departments. This year we have A'Zi, not in eluding 4 II and FKA. up from 273 beef cattle. 876 up from 4W dairy rattle. 912 sheep. NjO hogs. 174 goats. Ttiis Is a substantial Increase over last year. We do not wish to put one breed In preference to another, but will say we do have some of the out standing exhibitors of Hereford cattle here that Includes an Im pressive list of 23 exhibitors. These Hen-fords come from Mon- ana, Washington, California, Wyoming, besides the Oregon entries. Besides the lierefords and a good showing of Angus and Shorthorns, we have added three beef breeds to our roster this ear. They are the Scotch High- ands (16 head), Rod Angus (40 KING BLDG. SUPPLY Never before at this Price! JOHNS MANVILLE Reg. 35c ft. FIRST QUALITY ACOUSTICAL CEILING TILE W SPECIAL PURCHASE! Save BIG on guaranteed A -Grade tile by Johns Manvllle the world's largest manu facturer! 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ALUMINUM Windows with screens! 50 OFF mm BUILDING SUPPLY 4 Stores in Portland. OPEN SUNDAYS 8905 N. Vancouver Ave. 10301 N. E. Gllsotn St 4044 N. E. Halsey St 4310 S. W. BearertMi-Kmsdal Hwy. A mint rrtort of hunters MC catch frem the V. S. Fish and WiKtlife Service for the period July 23 to August 19 Indicate hrsdl. nd the !ev.ri, (2 ned.j"'( "'" pW.iy CI "We have a class f..r HuUtrln "'" ami bobcat in our state. cows with l(i.ui Muikd rertffd "ever, mere are i.uh I ewer j sod he entries, t.. We hnvtp 3" '-wer wuraia, oe- dairy barn newly wnitewaliel '"u" rims mine ouring ..,,1 ulll hat Klentv nf water "at period. Topping the list now Ml It will te handv to watrr were the two hunters from M uW We alo nave euners, ,,ru' niy no riujrii oaj toy Inll I,, tmr 4 tt"U' n " bobcats during thl Hub iN-partment. sime )U have "" qunr a nirninsn 1. a. ...1 .ft. . i . I . h,.w i,r..vi.t... f..r et.uniry or coyoies to roam w.,.r it . ini, iiaiii r ttn,i 4 ii On the other hand 59 I V f iff .Ml la-uA IttLlsill In Hf ftl-rWlSJ I V tlsirA asnial nxmm amik loss ,-rnls lifi-tiln is tut tit riiirJ I ha I " ,,v,,w,f I "'" iviwiyiiiuii r .... il)ri "f a-... r! ll.-n..! KI I ......s. ...ill a a. . t a . . s. ,.. ,s tiss. k...u.Mn in mii H'y CJvrtld Hand. In uddition Cer- the mulil purDon room at the jr.s-.si. s..s- s"- . x. . la. . .s i.a. icmih if in i niHiiiii ivuiiir i Jirnuivr ltbus aU'ncjui on Aiun i nt nuru mni wiiii rii'iiu i - i - nut -ni: mm Mine (Mnuu can i amy rvrnmjf, wioixr 10, announ I h ml 'urk 1.1 ..! K.WSstsa I luak. IfVtiuMisllHi. 4tut. k I ... I v i ss va( iuui sj' asss. sr i vwiiari Vl lull UJAll . BUMTIVIfUl, f ll. . .11-.. .1... ... A.UI I ' in mr ua.ij- iH.nnmi-m r (tM r ,m.n khuuld rekt easlerlwho la In HEPPNC1 GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. October IX. IMi i Conservation Speech Contest Due Monday tni-n hhuulil rckt easlertwho Is In rhiriw. Thla vara have one of the larj:-t shows so U-iih these kind of catches belna contestants, the lsxeeat r.umhr I. a.. 1. 1 . . S a . - I. w I " isr ss t nw uuisme ki u.r .a!- ma., eVer. will compete for special nnai wiry .-m...w m u-ri. trophies and medals being pro lowa. We nave two SHH Inl snows I u-e hav a few cooies of the vldd bw Morrow Countv nraln mis year in me cmiry uepart- bulletin. "Summary of Reports. I Growers. Ralph Richmond, who mrm. e win unvr int- i'unn- i annual iwln Dhv." which has bn rinriiuntlne fh rlrih wei nt-Kiunai iiuisu-wi nw anu wat M(i osu on September Growers on thU project Bays, the Northwest Regional Jersey , Th.-r aro some esct-llent "We want to encouraee bovs and show, besides a real strong show- pBp(Vr lncuded jn the bulletin girls to acquaint themselves ng in tne ciairy breeis inciua- KVl.n by outstanding swlnesmen with principles of consenation I . V.i . . njru,orn- who took part In the field day. and how It applies to Morrow had 42 Ilolsteln last year, 151 Yml . -,,.. .v mn.lcountv. Thev are the ones who mis year. e iiuve a-h rsrys Ut.n8 ,hu offlt. Information we will be depending on for the in KIIOW and sale. I l K..ll..,lr n,ln,la Inrin. I mnwrvallnn tt mir natural m. "Our sheep show is the largest ence of management on litter I sources as It effects our future. we have had and Includes two prize, some aspects of runtiness I With this In mind we have offer- new breeds, the North County In baby pigs, system of artl- ed these special awards to en- Cheviots and the Montedales. I filially rearing pigs In isolation, courage more participation In 'Our swine show Is up 5G0 hog prices. Iron deficiency. I this local contest" head from 435 last year (not anemia In baby pigs, feed effic- It is the hope of the Hcppner Including 411 entries). lency and choice of market J Soil Conservation district super- "It so happens that we have weight for swine and confine-1 visors, the teachers from the lone eight teams entered In both our ment rearing. land Heppner high schools, and Inter collegiate Dairy and Live- others concerned, that there will stock Judging contests. We have It looks like corn be It farmers be a big turnout at the contest added light horse judging to the are going to feed more cattle Monday night so that these boys Inter-colleglate Livestock Judg- this fall. Shipments of feeder and girls can do their best be ing contest. Both quarter horses cattle and calves into those I fore a large audience. and thoroughbreds will be In-1 states In August were up 22 I First place winner will particl- eluded In this Judging contest, from the same month last year pate in the area contest where The American Quarter Horse As- following a moderate Increase In a winner will be selected to rep soclation, Gene Stark, secretary, July.. Cornbelt farmers usually resent this area at the state con is doing the same thing for the supply about two-thirds of the test to be held in Klamath Falls classes of thoroughbred horses, nation's grain fed beef. Ion November 8. The state con- The horse show wlil be by At the same time, it appears I test is sponsored by the Oregon far the largest we have ever had. as if lamb feeding is losing favor I Association of Soil Conservation We have halter classes for most among cornbelt farmers. Ship- J districts and the contest Is a part of the breeds of light horses and 'merits of .Mocker and feeder I of their annual meeting. Judges by the Heppner Soil Conservation dlstrkt supervisors In their monthly meeting of last Tues clay evening. In addition to plans fur the speech contest, were plana for a soil Judging contest and field day to be held In the Hepp ner community on October 26. The supervisors are contacting all of the farm organizations, youth groups and Chamber of Commerce asking that they enter a team of three to participate in the contest as well as Individ uals. Briefing will take place at 1:00 p. m. at the fair pavilion annex at th fair grvvftds. Plans were also mada for tha annual supervisor's workshop which will be held D-wnber U at Pendleton tot recoiTilCon of this year a conservaUua l&an Of the year, as well as arrange ments for the annual Farm-City banquet which Is -sponsored with the lleppner Morrow Coun. ty Chamber of Commerce. The Farm-City banquet will be field on November i. The supervisors gave thalr sup. port to the Sute Water Resources Board In a drainage-way aur- vey which is to be conducted soon on the L'matlUa watershed. Thla survey will include possl bllitles for flood control, dam sites, recreation and other water us. The supervisors heard the monthly progress report for tbt district which included a new district cooperator covering 640 acres, establishment 6T 11.400 IL feet of field diversion ditches, 440 acres of field strip cropping 1.000 11. feet channel changt, 1.000 II. feet channel clearance. 13 acres of land leveling. 13 acres of range seeding, 11 acres of pasture planting and 3 acres of hayland seeding. we have a Quarter horse show in addition to the regular light horse show under the rules of the American Irorse Show Assoc iation. "We will have six-horse teams back again this year and for the first time we are having a special class for stock horses with a very large stake posted for the winning horse. Cow men like to see horses. We've been having about 150 horses. Last year had 600, "In addition to the above we arc having carcass classes for sheep, cattle and hogs, the live stock to be Judged on foot and then the carcass graded after the animals have been slaught ered. 'We have exhibits lined up to date from about 25 counties. "Our Superintendent of the Wool Show, Bruce Arnold, said we are going to have the largest wool show In the United States this year. "We have 5 auction sales scheduled Hereford, Fat Stock, Holsteln, Jersey, Quarter horse." We have two 4-H members, Gary Van Blokland, Heppner, and Roland Ekstrom, lone, ex hihiting 4 II beef cattle at the show. A 4-H livestock judging team will participate in the judg ing contest the first day. Herb and Mae Ekstrom will have a string of Herefords show cattle there, also. Morrow county will be "showing off" this year for the first time with a county booth. sheep and lambs into that area I for the local contest will be In August were 21 smaller than August last year. WANTED Soft cotton rags. Ga zette-Times Printing office. 15tfc Ralph Richards, Heppner, of the Soil Conservation service; Ray mond French, chairman, Heppner Soil Conservation District; and Ralph Richmond of the Morrow County Grain Growers staff. The j contest will begin at 8:00 p. m. j Other business taken care of Attention Farmers! Propane Weed Burners And Tanks For Rent Heppner Nor-Gas LeRoy Gardner, Distributor PH. 6-S450 HZPPNCX DEER and ELK HUNTERS WE WILL MAKE HUNTERS' SAUSAGE And VENISON WIENERS OUT OF YOUR VENISON TRIM BRING IT OVER OR GET IN TOUCH WITH US THROUGH COURT STREET MARKET HEPPNER W Can There Weekly Usually on Fridays FOLLETT MEAT CO. Hermlston, Oregon Ph. 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