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Scotch Thistle becomes noxious
L e x in g to n N e w s
B y O elpha Jo n e s 989-8189
-:-The G W A . of the Lexington
Grange met at the home of Mane
Steagall on Tuesday «kith the chair
man Oelpha Jones presiding A
devotional wax given on Friendship
hy Gen Martin, with copies of a
reading “ Tim e'* given to each
member
It was reported that the card party
and the spaghetti feed given for the
benefit of the Senior Cm /cn Center
was a great success
A committee to serve at the
Gilbert Cutsforth wedding was ap
pointed Virginia Peck. Jean Nelson
and Joyce Buchanan
A Grange leadership training ses
sion for "aH“ grange members is
scheduled for W illows Grange Hall
on March TO. at h p m with a
potluck There are several sessions
planned throughout the Stale with
Umatilla. Morrow. Gilliam and
Wheeler Counties, this session
The next meeting will be at the
C e c il Jones Ranch with Dot
Halvorsen Pomona Q .W A Chair
man invited guest Refreshments
were served The G W' A will be
in charge of the program at l.ex-
ington Grange which will meet
March 21 Potluck at h M) p m
Three l inks Club of Hollc
Rehekah Utdge met at the Ruth
Ri>binson home on Thursday A
report was heard on the Commum
ty Service, and the planned cook
hook Members are urged to get
their recipes in s»x>n An arthritis
project is underway this week
Lodge will meet on fhurvday even
ing with a birthday party for the
memherv The door prize wav won
hy Dclpha Jones The next meeting
will he at the home of Virginia Peck
-:-Leila Palmer entertained the
P N G cluh at Boev her\ Cafe in
lone on Saturday Fach gueM rccciv
ed lovely Shamrock earrings
Following the lunch a short business
meet inti was held with chairman
Ruth Robinson presiding A motion
was made that this club entertain
neighboring clubs on Saturday June
4. at the hall C o host was Annetta
Padberg w ho is confuted to her home
by illness
Scotch Thistle has been upgraded
to an A list noxious weed in Mor
row County
Formerly on the “ R ” weed
list.the change means that Ian
downers are now responsible for
eradication o f Scotch Thistle on their
Computer classes begin March 29
B M C C is offering three computer
classes spring term Beginning Tucv
day. Man.fi 2d. Roger Records will
leach a ten week “ Appleworks Inin»
to Microcomputers " No computer
experience is necessary for this
class On W ednesday. March N),
students with computer experience
may begin a fisc week adsanced
word processing class Also for the
experienced student, a five-week ad
vanced spreadsheet claw w ill begin
Wednesday. May 4
A
one night
se m in a r.
“ Computers How to Buy O ne.“
w ill he offered hy Terry Calvert on
Tuevd.iv. April Id H m class must
he prr registered for by April 1 For
more information on any classes he
ing ollered by B M C C . call coor
dinator Mar.*»»
at f»7b V)1d
property
Infestations of Scotch Thistle in
Morrow County are small enough.
Weed Supervisor Jim VanWinkle
said that eradication or containment
iv vlill possible
Small plants can be chopped off
with a shovel. For larger infestations
he ads ised waiting until (all or spring
to begin an herbicide program
The weed causes problem s
prim arily on rangeland and in
wasteland Fields recently seeded to
grass under the Conservation
Reverse Program should he watch
ed for Scotch Thistle, he said,
because the weed may base been in
the ground hut kept under control
with regular fanning practices
Scotch Thistle, a biennial, may he
identified the first year by the large
amount of soft whity hair on the up
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Joyce Breeding has moved back to
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about dried out
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ra in s did bring
some meather
damage.
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comparison to previous years
The county graders are blading
the gravel roads in the South
lone and South Lexington areas,
working south and east toward
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Submitted by
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The county's rock crusher
has been relocated to North lone
v ic in it y to
begin
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crushing 20.000 c y
for roads
In an approximate 10 mile radius
of that location of North E lla
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long
project
Several neM
drainage
c u lv e rts
have
been
in s ta lle d
and additional land
draining rnork performed
Those
Road
Department
personnel
available
from the
Wilson
road
pro ject Mill be
Morking on restoration uork at
the Big Butter
Creek and the
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Breeding returns
to Heppner
S ite
in vestig atio n
continues on a county p it for
the Willow Creek Federal Forest
Program road p ro je c t, which w ill
complete the Willow Creek road
reconstruct ion a l l the way to
the mountains
The f i r s t of the
two co nstruction p ro je cts
in
th is agreement w i ll begin th is
summer
per leaf surface o f the rosette The
second year, plants may grow 4 8
feet tall with one purple flower
blooming at the end ol each stalk in
June The stem is characterized hy
winged tissue
I andow nm who refuse to control
“ A " list weeds mas he cited I f a
landowner still refuses to begin her
hicidc controls the weed supervisor
has the authority to spray noxious
weeds, or to have it done at the Ian
downer's expense
Hradication letters and control
measures are being sent to Ian
downers who have Scotch Thistle
gmwing on their property A spot
check w ill he conducted to sec if
growers are complying with the law
(JuestkHis about identity or control
o f the weed may he addressed to the
weed supers isor. f»7b 54S2
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