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farm news
County Agent'i Office
State Seed Program
To Assist Wheat Men
SHE Or THE 601b. fleecs shown br Harold Peck at M"
county fail can bo determined in comparUon to nln'
youngsters In this photo. Anothor smaller Omc U . J,
behind. riNC. largest over known to bo produced in "T
prored to bo ont ol tho good spectator attractions at hJ
. I .
r K. C AKDCRSON
Tr ii-w Mhnl standard and
matteiing iiiMnutM fnMuic
tiUh rnt iniu rtiv oil Jun
I iufn out !. I ' '
Gt'iAen n. Burt ii-tirt rr.
uxl in i!ituni hlfih
It,. irr .uhrl trliminr ur-
f lhl iHlminatlM I fr-
.u!r t'f ln tl"lwn rtJ
ilurt U t vrtnuHi
Tftt ut our Krvwrr. r iu!4
f rtvl krrnrl contamination, n
roav tw 'n, time to mi
irl!i tf o((ttv vartelMMi anu
..-rn i. t.uin.t t m hrat
traded jjn aain in iWX
nt, anl to uVmonMrai r.e r-
atun in quality o( riat
..t kiiii u ,li li ha
iwn initiits! in hioh Morrvw
iuntv cri'urra mav ulh ta par
tk"Han Th frocram U wt m
to tnclu.le aamHtrn: vt mhM
whrat khlch HI uJ ''
er.fru tM (all ti N cruwn at
trw fonalli and rrndinon r.
jTim"nt Sialion for true no.
H.a count ct offtj
whrat ulll rx maiit In Mav ami
Jur- of 1 itV.V Sample of thi
lutnl lot tll 'e analyzed tot
turitv in the Orrcn Sfd Lab
oratiirv. The" prorram I atmt-J
at rrr.ihaizinj: the nccfity t
uini! clean M-d. a a h'lp
Mrentthenintf the cTeal certifl
ration pror-im and to aid In
l.K-atine briter wd -urce lor
the VMA plantinc.
Mornnv cuntv ram nor who
would like to participate In the
program should contact this of
fice. Tana Exports Moko Cains
Of lr.teret for the past year
has been a Foreign Trade Report
which reaches this office per-
l, ..l, -..!!., r,iihll.hi.l hv Dr.
Harold Honann.s, AjEnruiiuwi
t.ulfiur plant and ha itrnel an
arfvH)ent with the Acency
I.,iriinll,liil tVrliM1trnt t'
tunrv tit,lli" "f '"it
mH to retail P-! ttiMiU.n
ivu-m in Column. "'
Anu-nca.
roroatry Coot ! Towl
riannod lor Slith Godi
Ananirementa have txvn otn
l.lried with irt;iam nhtnlule
and han.!lk mtvt t
tfa.le teacher in all th h.d
in M-'irow, llilliam and S heeler
..tuniie fr the Sh"'l rrrtr
Cttnenalion Twur. lh mv-
ond annual. tur will If h-d
atain at Hull llairie on S Hem
ber will) an alternate of b-4
temlnr '.M in cae we are rain"l
oul a lat car. ,,,,
At a revent wofk dv held at
Hull Itairie. repteentalivea of
aiUu acenciea who will If
niannlnc the ari.u nations
planned made ntn.'r Improve
ments for ihi ear bur. I he
program will If much he aame
as ll -r with Ihe appro!
mat.lv 2W bovs and
emblintf al Hull Prairie al 10. A.
an earlv lunch and a two hour
tour of station which include
KoreM SoiK Kangc Manarcmenl
and Conservation. Hre rroiec
...... .,i.l.w,r t.inner. Tlmlnr
Stand Impmvement. tVunnierctal
KoreM Management, iree lut-im-fieatlon
and Wildlife.
Participating In the lour will
If t.th grades from lleppner.
lone. Condon. ruaail. Mnua.
Spray. Mitchell, and p.o.iiM)
Arlington, licpreseni.tuvrs oi n"-
S.iil Corwnatlon Serlcv. Mate
ll.ard of Koretr'. rureM
vict. Kinrya corporation ; r-mr
Came CmmKlon and rJiien.
kion Sen Ice w ill asit w ith the
days program.
rinUhed Market Prices I
Encourages Foodina Out
Kertorts have come to uie
flee that there have been -me
contracts for sale ol weaner
calves at 19 and 21c. however,
we have not been aMe to 'track
down" who has made the sale,
anv we have talked to. how
ever are quite Interested In the
possibility of feeding out their
calves this fall If feeder market
prices do not go mcner. jm
micht be desirable especially
Agricultural i i ..V" ,, .hit thev
Econombts. OSU. A recent issue j ior fa,ves wpfC.
e coniaineii ...... i v.
CENTRAL MARKET, represented by Clint McQuarrie (right)owner,
neth Wright at the livestock auction sale at the county tali
last Tnursaav niant, rne sieer weignea oj iu.
If? ffJid i ' t II; s II
A ,i " '- t" 1 " " '
I
.ou.i af'thit nffire contained
this citfminf "Farmers depend
more heavilv on export markets
than anv other proup of Amer
ican producers. In value, 15
of our farm output Is sold abroad
compared with only 8 of value
of indusrlal output."
Witherrites to Host
IFTE Boy from Italy
Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Wither
rite. Buttercreek ranchers, are
anxiously awaiting the arrival
of Michele Palazzo, an Internat-
Csrm Vrvilth VrhjnP( del-
egate from Italy who will spend
almost three weeKS wun mem
later this month.
firhi. i one of the live cur
rent IFYE visitors to Oregon
who Includes. Yoram Zer, Israel;
Dorothy Ellen Evans. England;
Antoinette Reuter, Luxembourg,
and K. G. George, India. Yoram
Zer who Is now visiting the Wal
ter Jaeger family in Condon vis
ited our fair one day last week.
Michele Pulazzo who will stay
with the Witherrites has been
visiting In Missouri and is now
with the Kent McGruders In
Clatskanie. He plans to work
with agricultural cooperatives
upon his return to Italy.
IFYE is a "people-to-people
program administered by the
National 4-H Foundation on be
half of the Cooperative Exten
sion Service. Young people in
the program spend about six
months in their host countries
IS.rlns ..rl l-k rural fuTTlitiPt In &YI
effort to increase international
understanding.
Bulaur Eiraorts Doubled
For Overseas Peace Use
Riilorur the nmressed Wheat
Fi ' -""- I -
fnrA rr.lativ1v npu; to this coun
try but thousands of years old
in certain ioreign countries, ima
become a popular food item in
lata vnarc Thia wai illustrated
recently when the Farmers Co
operative Commission Company,
Wutphinenn TCans was reaueSt-
ed to double its Bulgur process
ing capacity.
' The co-op now processes about
n ryiillirvr nnnnHa rf RlllpilT A
month, most of it for the Feed
fnr Poara ch i nmpntc to R COUn-
trioe Thp fVI (Wl member CO-0D
is doubling the capacity of its
1,11., tf Vinai'lnr welehtS.
While sptKulAtlon on the fin
ished market prices is always
controversial, the present market
Is highly favorable toward fin
ishing out Recently In visiting
with some or our growers nu
fed last years calves tney wi-ri-
quite well pieasea wun un.-
l- ri tnr uinui were a Dlt ni
,'.r,o, tiLiih hli?her prices
for fat cattle this attitude was
nu ck v changea. vismnc u
mil U'mii hopfnrd who fed OUt
90 head of last years calves, he
was enthused over tbe outcome
and riehtlv so. Joe mcnois i
njiniAn r.min flrowers who
provided the feed, gave us the
lollowing ligures; ic
were on feed for 100 day average
..uh trn "tallenders" being
i no h.-jvs Thest
yearlings that were wintered
n hiu rwllets were of real
good quality and went Into the
feed lot in me ngm ijv-.
ing the full period of time, they
made a daily gam oi o.ij
fonH rnnvprslon Ol O.J.l.
The cost per pound of gain was
slightly over 18c, carcass yield
slightly over bivb ana nuc ...
celved averaged $22.81 per hun
dred. All graded choice.
McMurdo Children
Compete in Tennis
nnH John McMurdo
MArrn r,t Dr and Mrs. Bernard
McMurdo of Burlingamo, Calif.,
-nl rrranrlrh Mrpn or DT. aiu
a n MfMnrdo. are enthu
dactir. tennis nlavers in (heir
home town, according to reports
received by their grandparents
here this week.
Both young people were re
cently entered in the San Malo
Junior tennis tournament, near
their home town, and did very
well. Mollie, age 11, won first in
her age division of girls 12 and
under. John, age 14, won in boys
singles for agos 14 and under,
but was edged out In the finals
by a 16-year-old junior entry.
Both enjoy their favorite sport
-rA ua r.nmrwtitinn. according to
UllV. L-J - '
their proud grandfather.
SEED CLEANING
NEW CLEANER r TREATER AT PLANT
20c Per Bu., 40c Per Sack
25c Per Bu., 50c Per Sack at ranch,
300 Bu. Minimum. Additional
Charge For Less Than Minimum.
BARNETT RANCHES of Boardman and Condon were Judged
premier beef exhibitors at the Morrow county fair and received
the award from the Morrow County Livestock Growers assoc
iation. Making the presentation to Leo Barnett was Queen
Shannon Mahoney. (G-T hoto)
Heppner, Ore.
HAROLD ERWIN
Call Collect 676-5806
Farm Bureau Hits
Stale Inilialive
Tb Mwtw IVhihI Taitn
Hutrau I-''" ttvli
U wtMK l.i wiK l.war. Ihe
.Ul-al if le initiative tt om
luloty VtkHH' lli'4
ii n. tdiii ! H-n H!H
trll rt'tlHIV ltl'lll lt H
Ultlve l Uinif n.irU I'V
ii. Alt. t1 UU' union an4
Mill at'rar "'l I'1 'vrnl-i
llt.-f
"lite mcAMiie wul l up n
!... lute tte n'n.-,dy n
w..km.-n, t.n.rlitl'il M'l-uiiu-
all ntid.vt-. M biding
li iii.i . wul. ! ffl l
cartv w-knrn" itinit-iialUn
ii ih.nt Ihe Slate lndutittl
Act i.t. nt iVmnsiun." Hlfllrll
"Vnilrr Ihu i;rlv unfair
meaure. Cictf.'" wvuld U Ihe
only ll whrff iin'i.r.i
wtull le f.tttNl ! uv
lnAtltn ovnare nm inr
tae al wnaievrr t-t
.tuiated 11il initiative would
.Ic.tr.n' Ihf m-hl 'f !' -n
plovrrs . h-i U nunifuuve
maikt-t l..f the lf-1 ivt-r.r
avallaMe. It would al In. h-4m
farm laU-r ' bt.ut
l.' V; " bf t-mphan.l
j,-. ii thrt-.'ii Farm Hur-u
fiel.lman. rp!aMM-.l lhl curienl
Farm bureau du V fv..r art
option of cMVeMf with 8IAI .
private rartl.r. M-lf lnuraiuv .-r
Citut lnur.m. ." H ktat
thai a budi."! 'l l"ant-r nu
lion dollar l iiet.!.-.! rnrry
oul Ihi campaign agalnM Ihe
meaure.
Tii.. n.untv Farm Fur. au
voted to contribute $-S br the
campaign and plan tt M.luit
fund from ln.tivi.iuai urmni
m ih iwir luturf. Anvont In-
tereKtd in omtributlng hould
ronts.l Terry Thornwin. -vunty
Mvrctary.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell ChaMf.
Suvan and I-iura. rt turned Mon
day frtm a vacation trip cit to
vun relatlvt and enjoy klght
of lntert-t. They were gueM t i
t'hallv's nirentv Mr. and Mrs. I
L. t hally In Mratror.i, ua.
vivlte.1 other relatives In Iowa
City. Tht-y loured several naiio i
a parks In Ihe mid wrM and lr
(. anada.
a it ns la mmt. Ifca Nivw Caf C.tmi OwM
Mi. 4 rl twi.ru
Vio.t I tv -1.
dini fi--m Itr'i I
l,i t fwid putnitg lv ! I
.!. I H? lil
K..:nt:.- p . i itiuim l o.ljr
,, I t '.'!i.. wfwir !
I.nle . t-ii''-l a
H'IW .f fcrvtll '
W d flMlS ! tt
Hajne lliln h-r r(f lw
n-l Mi If r I I
td K. f r.n land an! Mi
Hill llutii'lg an. duit.'i, It
tt4a, t4 bkrf
College Invites
Class Requests
m-t . . ........ .ii.ivi.ni i t IMur
Motif.tain I ttti.m.ir My t ll-e
Mill. iMiig f.u.-t fom ' "
.ti. 'ii and lifliv MuaU f
rveiunir iUo 1 tM" tTf.
f. !.- If u- rouf4 will rnaile
thf ll.-ge l. fffff t "i I--- tf.t
. . . .... ..... I . an, I llilrlrl
. adult In Ihe tliM I ."ii
rtueu mav I " "
Mount-tin li.tiimuntty odlcge.
I' Il lo !' Ivndletoii, f l'
deU'nat. tviitrf Vin Hv
i.,.. m ii. ll.m imii-n aira mV
rorita.t llf-fge lla'. ll
N..7. in t'se iirpi"" '
Ihe t.fti.e of county li-"'l u r
Intendt-nt will a.t-ej da
nut-t Mliton Krtfwater area
ri.i-rit mav inniail Ihe t l
.iiiH-rintendfiifa t-lfif ' Wall)
Wtdin
Tv.-rv rff.-it will f milH lo
rfMi.l anv wuru- of study
where there I an eMl--i
nred and inti-roM anvwh.rr In
the Hhie Mountain ttitri.1 Mm
... ..... ...... II.,, ..i, l tit 10 I tr-
nuir.-d In operate a cla
Further Information may I
Hired lv hning lVndleto.i 26
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CABS ALSO
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Makes and Models
or
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BACK AND FRONT WINDOWS BOTH OPEN TO INSIDE
Full Air Conditioning Or Blowers
AVAILABLE ON ALL MODELS
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We Are Prepared To Supply You With:
Custom or Factory Truck Beds
Straw Dumps Hid Hoists
Hitches Cat Walks
Steel
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WELDING SHOP
SAM and DEAN
Condon, Oregon
Ph. 384-6481