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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 1961)
County Agent's Office .Research Station for Livestock Now Tailing Form tf N. C ANDERSON Munuw county livestuck grow ,r wl.a contributed lattt year to ., (mi l for M-Mint; up a livestock ,,f Matron in this area, a , , i us others, will be happy 10 hear that progress is tH-lnjj pi.i.U, In mid (VIoUt, contrib i rs were Invited to attend an t ni.iii;ttiinil meeting at which i;,.i- pUns were discussed lor . . umj: tin research programs underway. Those present at this meeting heard that the beef fa cilities were almo&t completed oni! that sheep and swine fa e l tie would follow. These fa tilitie built at the Umatilla Branch Experiment Station near IlormNton were financed through u!unta:y contributions of live stock m n In the Immediate area. At I Ins organizational meeting the machinery was set up for ai pointing an overall advisory committee and separate commit tecs on beef, sheep and swine. The first of these were held on October 23 when potential trial work projects were discussed with Dr. A. L. Ralston, OSU, re. search animal husbandman. The advisory council of the livestock research center will select re search work w hich will be car tied out from considerations which Included feeding method, economies, of feeding various !' of cattle, fat covering on choice fed cattle, rations using rutin and wheat, alfalfa hay util ization, feeding systems, phys iology of beef cuttle, type, breed and source of feeder cattle, and protein supplements. Arrange ments have been made to secure from growers wearier steer calves. Calves put in the feed lot will tw In the iM lb. weight class. Each producer will introduce 12 head. These will be used for ex perimental purposes charging the owner for feed and a 7c dally yardage charge. The committee will meet again next week at which time Dr. Ralston will be handling and working cattle Into trial number 1. Representing Morrow county beef cattle grow ers on the committee are Ron Currln, lleppner, president, Mor row County Livestock Growers association and Bob Peterson, lone. This Is the time of the year, when nights grow chilly and most sources of food are stored MR. FARMER: TRYCO OFFERS YOU THE LATEST AND BEST IN GRAIN STORAGE k i VT:'lilMllr . , ii ' - j"T"TZ T .'"-'ij' " ? "WAFFLE PANEL" GRAIN TANK Take a good look at the new look in grain storage. Only Behlen offers this 2-way, grain-saving protection. Vertical & Horizontal Ribbing Oval-Tight Double Doors Ilka gives increased resistance to downward pressure of grain. Eave-Seal Roof Panels are grain-tight, bolted direct to the wall panels. a bank vault, seal outweather, rodents and insects. Choice of sizes, 950 to 47,590 bu. including 4 new 22' and 4 new 40' diameter models. JOHN DB"" "RUCp ATHENA TRI-COUNTY EQUIPMENT CO. Your Complete Farm Store ARLINGTON PENDLETON HEPPNER i-.- .v. rwnon feedlot after in the farm buildings wai raia "" ": ,he year where Ihry may bv.nie troublesome. Rats csely watchrd tor con- n are exu-nslve to keep. Tney ea ...nia have tKi f.Td and o.ntamlnate more, de-1 'r"' ,f Jnng few head at siroy j.rotH-rty and carry disease.! " t'utsforth nd Don Hob It In kald thit one pair of rats ,Mnrhe8 a further check will eat more than 50 lbs. of "MV . 'I.,!,?.! , of the f .,,! In m vrar and that each rat will contaminate and wast meetln ten times as much feed as ,.," Weather Ob- ...ii ..... iii.i ri thA I'.ir nnm I will i i. mumhi, ...v j- i . ttair of rats 5 to 70 d urlng the year one ":ihl7tn'0 approximately , will produce from r,X7. who had agreed lestructive offspring. ur, !?"c n.T",h..r observations Warfarin Is the most effective ' -- heard p,. Kred rtKlent bait that you can use. Jurng dfr John Tum Place bait containers, cereal- l d,icUS, Zme of the needs type or water type baits where fJJ"t rwds and there U rat activity. The bait tor fcooa wn must be kept out at a l times Xr head of the At- to have an effective control. Af- r- J' sr.l(.'nee U-partraent t. r cleanuD of rats and mice with mopm ric f ' f ,,iri Warfarin "then remove all H"d"r4 V i Navy her blah Piles and stack lumber and " h. ad : U. a. . . x Mrtejr f.rewood neatly on racks H i " ,r" 6sU. They were well one foot above ground leveL Ra olow good ,urt proof gralnerie. that are not kyi,, Dreclp. ?' ? '"1:! .uo,7. wind direction and. type iuui . " '',:.- :V Ut -i..ud records, tapi. iaium are stored are noi conianunr. - ----- Oreeon teresting work In weather ob uregun ., " , tht pood rec ence is to be hew -f ' . u"-.!. .nr, a. ikl. i firiiu rwiTTie iiiau iiv in the Civic Auditorium at i n. ;- . .-,..- wllh Dalles, on November i3. ma il p-- wick ind amused those The program sounds Interesting lamp ,D,C" "."rirtents of black and should be of. much value Prn ,lV to any of our ranchers wno ii -'"v- .Ereed that Inclined to attend. Briefly the portant he The tenth annual Weed Conference Is to be Inclined o attend, uneuy J" "-'W0J d" cenUaTe on get program is as followi: On the hty ww wn first day, ivovemrer ij, uir m- Ing gets underway ai io;ou ting any long time record that Kn wont bv anvona In gets underway at u:w . -- """r- ' ,h;t these m. During the day there win i d "TJ,ut""r:;V.',icVllv analyzed d scuss ons on getting tne mos r;,." Virt to come In from our weed chemicals, weed ft the JXJ? In pastures ana nay - i iqu? h fields, biological control of K.ep V, '1,,,:; weeds, orchard weed, control. '"Tth . perennial weea coniroi in u ,' ,hn rvtnhpr western states, soil sterilanU nd hat me In plus lh Octobe ihptr nsp nuack crass vs. herb Icldes and a panel on the neces sity of teamwork for a good county weed control program. The second day, Bill Southworth, assistant director of the State Department of Agriculture, will discuss weeds, brush and live stock beginning at 9:00 a. m. During the day reports on range weed control studies at which time Medusahead, a new weed threat to ranges In Morrow coun ty will be discussed: the "how" OSU weed research; a discussion of chemical fallow; a report on on weed control In lawns and turf; and a symposium on future new chemicals. For those who are Interested In the conference we have a detailed program In the office which you might check. A demonstration using the new pour-on systematic insecti cide, was established at the Bob and Herb Peterson ranch near lone last Tuesday. Fifty-eight weaner calves were treated with this method and will be checked during the last fall, winter and early spring months for control ,.t crnihs and lice. If this method Is effective In the control of these two insect pests it win aureiy be the accepted method as far as ease is concerned. Aa wt treated these calves at the Peter son ranch, ten or so were put in lha ohiitn and it took only A matter of minutes to pour a few ounces oi tne material uuwu u middle of their back with a small Treatment is made ac- tr. the weleht of the animal. The treated calves will A PAIR FOR AS LITTLE AS This Winter's Big Buy! ...TWO TOP TRACTION MUD AND SNOW SUBURBANITES if- rk to and eld llrtt off rw car t ,9 WmSm v 1 More traction when it snows, more mileage when it doesn't You go all winter long in slush, mud, or snow. Buy a pair now! All Sixas ond Types Equally lew Priced YQN TUK-TW I TQM TUttitSS- Sift " SIACK I WHITt' lCK WHITt 6 70.1S SIS S5 t. iJL'ilt 7 io,15 1 Mer 1.iSt. J! in- vmr - Mjt AS arkM ) a 1 19-Month Road Hstard Gusrant ALL NEW OOODVKAR AUTO TIRKS ARB OUaNTIIO Agiimt normal nod hmfdi I . Sw euu. fabric break, cuta icp rtpaJr abi puncturaa. Limited to oncinal ownor lot Dumbar af month! pacified. Any Coodvear ti ra dealer (war 60.000 is all SO otUe) will, at Goodyaar'a option, repair lira withoot tharie or maka alkmanca on now lira baaed oa oricinaJ tread depth remairunf and the currant "Goodyear pneo." No Money Down Fret Mounting TiD)DD' MORE 0Ptf RIOC ON OOOOVEAR TIRES THAN OM ANT OTMtR KIN FARLEY MOTOR COMPANY MAT CHASE M rwirH nf i hp some forty weather observers will be sent in to Dr. Decker at the end oi tnia monm. Doth Dr. Decker and Capt Tatum explained that Is a good Job of weather reording Is done with a network of weather observer that orarintp students are an xious to work on this data as soon as it is available. They stressed that the more volunteer weather observers we nave xne better the results for analysis. If vou have or Know oi any HCCfNEI GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursdoy. W era m bet t. .HI Pacific Co-op Meet Will Feature Fair Women from over the Pacific Ntirtliwit.t will take part In a Hen House Fair duiing the an nual meeting of Pacific Coopera tive to be held at the Multno mah Hotel in Portland on ?o. vember 13 and II. Clow candles, tin can craft. textile painting, homemade t leads, dew foam tote bags, and mmt' niliiT handmade articles Mill be on display In the min iature eoutitv lair new in con junction with the farm supply ttmMratlvcs' meeting. Special stH-itkers and workshops on dec orating foods, mrisimas miitf tt creative stltchery and fashions '.,-U!ltt f..i fall and spring will be feat- T, ureu on ne iwu-uny iwjiii.. Speii.tl luncheons are planned for each day. Other attractions during the lunventiun will be a breakfast honoring farm youth, a Tenth Ulithday Party lor Pacific Coop erative Women'a organizations. and a free bingo game using t.roduets from farmer marketing cooperatives as prizes. Planning to auenu irom nnv is Mrs. Fay Ferguson, lleppner, and anyone Interested In attend ing could contact her for further .Herniation. Hoof And Hern 4-H Club Elects Officers With the new 4 II year under way, the Hoof and Horn club rr.t at tha hnmi nf N. C. Ander son for election of new officers. Judy Jones was elected presi dent; Bill Greenup, vice presi dent; Sheridan Wyman, secretary-treasurer; Terryl Greenup, news reporter; David Anderson, game and song leader. The club voted to have meet ings in alphabetical order on the second Sunday of each month. Guests were: Mrs. Greenup, Mrs. Pettyjohn, Mrs. Wyman, Joe Girls Organize New 4-H Sewing Club r'.ve enthusiastic fourth gtade el; Is met at the home of Mra. Art Warren CVtoU-r 31. to be ...... ui . .. ...i i. a ii club work. Our co leaders. Mrs. Louis Carl- a. -n and Mrs. Art Warren, snow ed sample burtocue place mats, and explained how we wouU make them from a hand towel and wash cloth. Moliv Becket wa elected presi dent; KrlKtine Peterson, vice president; IVbby warren, sec- .ir I. n.U l'ettvlo in. song leader, and Sandra Carlson, news mtU'!- , . .. . . ... .... The live gins live in tne r.ikm- ommunlty, so me name ty Cutters was cnosen. Ti... nvi minting will be at Linda Pettyjohns home Novem ber 21. We will practice tnrt-au- ami sewing on ine sewing machine. Sandra Carlson, reporter Livestock Club Elects Tha mrwtlnt? nf the Blackhorse Livestock club was called to or der by Martha Doherty. presl- dent, at the Campbell home. Koll call was taken and everyone wis present. The minutes were reau miu approved. iew business was a program ,xt u.iik nml the coals for the rii.i. v..nr Mietln was adlourn- ed and refreshments served by the hostess. Tony Doherty, reporter Attends 4-H Meeting Mrs. E. Markham Baker, lone, is representing seven Eastern Oregon counties at the execu tive committee meeting of Ore gon 1 II Leaders association In Corvallls, November 8 9. Mrs. Baker is vice president of region 4 which takes In seven counties. The executive committee will HI nave ur -- "- n, alas Drake nnl with weatner recorus w -- . , would appreciate a copy of them. A meeting was planned for We alsl nied a few more records I Nov. 12. We planned a livestock C immunities. Let us I Judging day sometime in No- vember. but the date naa not yet been set Refreshments were served by Mrs. N. C Anderson. Terryl Greenup, reporter USE GAZETTE TIMES IS THE MORROW COUNTY AGENT FOR MOORE BUSINESS FORMS in snm communities. Let know if you are Interested. I AM CONSIGNING one bull of Mill Iron breeding at the Mid Co Show and Sale Nov. 15 at 1 p. m. To the best of my know ledge and within the limits of current Information available, his pedigree Is free of any knnwn dwarf carrier anccstTV. Owner: Joe Monahan, Condon. County to Recelvo U. S. Forest Funds Statf Treur r II -.ward Belton announce receipt of the sum ff $Hr.'.'l in'i'Mi from the Forest erlce iHvMon of the Intted v!.iri iv-'-r'mr-ft of Aeihulturd for distribution to 3 Oregon counties. I'nder provision of federal law, T percent of the total receipts from the forests go to the states fur distribution to the counties in which the forests a.e located, t'aih county'a share Is in pro portion to the acreage of National iv.rovt Umt within the county. Morrow county will receive $.! 071 M . The law further provides that the money be used fir public roads and schools. assist state officer In working out phaea f the 411 program f. r the future. EWEMffS fswtVIKT MSIMVSS NIIO- THE GAZETTE-TIMES FOLLETT MEAT CO. Hermlstoa, Oregon Ph. JO 7-6S51 On Hermlston-McNory Highway WHOLESALE MEATS CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING SCHEDULE Hogs Tuesday Cattle Wed., Thurs. Sheep Any Day FOR SALE YEARLING HEREFORD BULLS At The Frank Anderson Ranch Some Are Posture Raised Consigning 5 Head of Good Bulls to the Mid-Co Hereford Sale AT MORO. NOVEMBER 13 -.Mil HEPPNER. ORE. Owner: Joe Monahan, Condon. MOORE BUSINESS FORMS I 1 0BJJjaBHBJBBBBBBBJ BSSSl BSBSSHBtal jBjjjJjaBJJJSBBBBBBJjSJsral NOTICE OF ABBuaal Meetim OF MEMBERS OF Columbia Basin Electric Co-op INCORPORATED FAIR PAVILION - HEPPNER VARIOUS Electrical Appliances PRESENTED AS mm prizes FKEE LUNCH Served By Ladies Of The Rhea Creek Grange aturday, Nov REGISTRATION REGULAR MEETING - - 10:30 A.M. 1:00 P.M.
