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y o O O O O O Go SIX MEDF0R5 (00) .Predatorf Recommendation The soils, land usgnrfio kniMiK; itnocl eleig , control committed, grgitoe jM:g:itei4 eng revet.ot 4T animals and rodent control e'-1 eeiticel arret: ccouitjian! at, mittee and bee commits rtj6fe e4 ftighe ie among groups presenting ettltf nir and tjet'e) menege.r.!. at of studies ajrd recommtnoejtiore). gvtl gitt: eorrertien of (brut' for improvements riey fjt tf.e rta: rerttea mtna,geiee. eua 1 Jackson county f.rtcul'rt)l j tivttad lnl; an eAj-etien of council's all-day p'J(nni irtJii4'itl "Vet to d8o ion. o I a tnege. Members of the soi$ $nt vfl ft.i committee) fjetiet a- and ,rosion control committee j mtna't. that the eg .iilupe ' recommended early com$egtif i gntisaueite ut io tm tim j of a soils classification survey in county-eide zonirg) .'nxa Jackson Ocounty, and epned to t.tg a)lv land w Boblert; j use of sw testing facilitite tjt Oregon State college. The committee noted th)t fit ter penetration, soil gprme)bili ty and soil structural are gmnpi); major soil management prob lems in the county and recom mended that continued research on these items be emphased. Drainage Programs The group also recommended thastjthe agricultural council co operate with soil conservation districts and take Whatever ac tion is necessary to get the dis tricts staffed with technical iistaice necessary to start drain age programs. Considering the problem of soil erosion, the committee said, "Our problem stems from too much water at the wrong tirri or in the wrong places or on land that has feeen mismanaged." It was stated that the main erosion problem is stream barJt erosion. Other causes included decreasing vegetative cover in upper reaches of the watershed, O mismanagement of gravel pits and inadequately installed bridges and culverts and over growth of worthless brush be tween elevations of 3,000 and 6.000 feet. Recommandad Solutioni Recommended solutions in eluded improved watershed Announcing the tppolntmfjnt cftf PAUL J. SELBY s a representatlt fbt DIVERSIFIED 9S8TICKS. INCt Haiiaji Th national Distributor tM Jstsrtif MmH&foir feeeSfcrS mutual, inc. 1 STOCK FUND ittC ELECTIVE FUND. igC. tP&SfofS GROyF CANADIAN FUN LTTC ffweSfori JNDICAT OF AMERICA, lg. Prospectuses available on request Jack M. Clubb, Divisional Manaaar Citiiana Bank Bldg. 170 11th Ay. Eait, Eugena, Ortfa TQIttJETMlIES IKEMIEPIIES O o So Convenient At Your Favorite GROCER FAMILY MEDICIDE CHEST fAMIL o SeSStfWf tolmaS iraup Hal i a! leelni in 'It auction i Ktceeere o a :r de1u't coni4eajtion S lonej-run agricultural a:a teway or ot&ta gut.lic real fanning; gnd tr.gt tf.f tfrieu turl council pfl)oint a) a taw ding) committee to study ?.ighar valie crop) to replact some tC tVB currently prolucgS. The comrtJittrg on gretetoee g-iirrIaf r4 ent control lig't4 the) coyotg. rgccttj gn9 nrirca pine as , mo. Aettructivf 01 predatory tnirr.e'a). Coftte CeeWel It a recommeelet t,gt 9 9 coyote control three agjtritncfl trjgpcrt) bt) cneagaA throughoa,. the county, ence thg committt 'the job is too .-egt ftr rit trapper now employ for tret purpose. Three poitJjn were a'O considered by th) committpf aja control measures. One was KW0 which the committed t9vist against because of its hihl toxic nature. Use of strychnia t:t gnd cyanide gur4 a Car vored by the committee, proxiaV irg Igws grid Fish anl ilfle (rvice recommendftion torn their use are obst)rva Since the rccxn i t:l trapped, the committte recoa mended that as a mtthod of coa trol. It was also pointtxl out tht hound dogs are equally efftctiat in tracking the raccoon. and 4IIDIlNt (HIST TIMKJ MllS'iS" 1 w7 ? 39 1 :M ; I 1 ea-.it!ea reciof T-.eie j-4-ti&ie? at :-rtnir awtturae (irai P- 1 ttkle alt) u o4 (Watte TCta onmit- 'e mniii4 O it fere mia ete?ciaA a g'exrm o? 'Aaaa alex ia & Strrchmrai cwaywA toatry a aaj'imattj tor vm oral r frouns tuirr'a: (inc l'riic ka-d fiacad ia nikta run io aialA miea; it, ra4 aiU a o'.ht 4a4 rratenticaAa to a.ouaa mica; anA aaeinf o frt?r.rr. of 4ynmi5 tiachArft ka cf frtval in t'lat fmm'.irQ placta for praflatc bira such aa Ui o-, a'lir lc feir4. Tht coaimittaa rja bra poin'4 ouf Uitt te rui lletwim ara tutctiva to tart if relation ia tht ncta tht aacrata. Comrniv ttt maitra sujaK4 batt ra jltt may T.t mcurtti by f lacir at cWonict in orctrit fin tr.a trr n fitwi M to If Vtr cant a loo. Tht commWn tmtntti tt)t taa tn uit f oducara conttct tflt tttanaicm sa?ica tor tvict on application eg? inaacti cidt. methoda,tna" timt of appli (Jtiont bast suit4 to eojrtrol in jurious pest without tftmtfinf bat. Tht committal nottd thut in ttntral, intacticidtt thoulS rat applitd in . lata tvaninf or tsior to 7 m. Fitn ratattrt not in fliaftt. JUfvil ms Liquid 'prays tpplie in low Jallonage and from low pressura tpplictjtorw will jivt tyuajlly HS control, as will fluts, hijri olumt tnd h i $ h gressupa roun tfrty tauifmtnt nd will bt last hatardout to baet. it tt pointad out. Vtit committtt racommenAed that aaad pro Sucers notify taakaeptr9 in tht immadiatt vicinity when appli cations of latfit I in'tcticides tra planned to colonies of baes mty b removtfl'from dangar zonaa. Committae member recom mended thtt all beekeepart par ticipata) in maintainaij an tctiva county widt btcteepera associa tion, assiat in aflucttiontl pro grams relating to the industry and Keep informad and practice modarn beelaaginf mtnajemant methods. Thty'alao rtcommanded tht tflo5a issociatefl with the in dustry ancourag and support rsarch and demonstrational educational programs now under way and those proposed for the future. Operators were urged to in form themselves on the toxicity of various chemicals used as in secticides, fungicides and weedi cides in commercial crop and fruit production. The committee also urged use of those chemi cals least detrimental to bees. There tre seven recognized varieties of fog. COLGATE-PALMOLIVE I '-tlg yon THE AMCMCAS IaSM ICONOMT 3 FAVORITE n ial E 3 "CLEAR fiV eST i HAIR iTSaS' TONIC I Pn tarI (rati Sfu&flU A.1uh( -w aTc Woaii St Saw 4ti a ajEVaraval, AlJsl 4aniral Matr iartioaa col Jm t ' Wj4 ir& auaasawa; im Viteal 9 iorvs ortirt ira 7 anaa, oi awwmi wea. aja aajw.'slr mlMmtJ. Xr.'l viir at OirO AWW wna lartuia, telftfwA tlL1 a fni $"JW bA ua a nvnT7 icaUy; V i n waiaa aVwrU(, Cxcaarr r i imatioaa vurpoaana, tia 4ifri(ulkri involved in trriiat to aaofi pancVia rwok J1 av 4a ei'4 witk aate vtt- iatir in cuMuvl Kac jro;id. fV th latUf erob'.a. hat wtia ir4Jf a t aa r b), "Isaal W n-o MKiag o o sortawtB Xron(Rtafana oVwnritet tvaiaaj aWioirt hplr inad equate, t ina4eiuCT bin( il ltatrata fcy a aUry wtiieh o caaaonwl axuck lauflh?: "an l rsalita Ikrif kiinarlf re rsilroid track jutt two ifiilat aliral ot n aaareaching nir with Oia avavtf surgmaa of coria mitting auieide, but di4 la?igna th ot thrrr." fic(, Sehttiee, wcfseglenist, ppovided aciomyanimant o tinging n4 Aancinf hf Wr 8j 7oap Zapfcria, rovng rrttriti aoupl antf alan iotn4 !a. fapnir it singing a wwb ar of tonga in mine toy wtiitk wara anthuaiaatieally Ttied k th ouitneo ot ttuAtkta, fac ulty an townapaopl. ICfC Holds Special Heeling i College Ashland .4. vcial meeting 6f the aereutive freuJt and bxifpo mamhtrt ot the InterT tienal Council ot Eteeptioml CKilran wa held rerwntiy Soulhara Ortgon collage. aurpea erf thia mtatin vts to make arrangemanta (o the planning eommittca meeting to be held March SI at p.m., at the home of Mra. Robert Miner, Jacktonville-Phoamix highway. Thia grouv will cenaiat vi people interaatad in the eduatationel program foe the gifted children ill mate final Bltns o Ul apring conftrtnea to ba helfl t SOC. Tht local chapter of the ICIC it made up of profettional and lay people interested in helping the exceptional child. Local ef fictrs ere president, Leon Mull ing, SOC; vice-president, Karl Hayes, special education super visor of Jackson county; secre tary, Katherine Bealman, spec ial class teacher, Talent; treas urer, Dr. Phyllis Plicts, SOC; ar.d directors, Robert Minear, Mary Vandenburg and Dr. Alva Graham. Alternating current, the kind commonly available in most households in America, gets its name from the fact it is alter nately positive and negative in its initial energy output. you - BEST A m tif, I i I iaddolc'timkf aLi6vr iiaatam nwdfkoia w aararUcaoa ainMiUl taa anStmi a- n-aa tStf Kir Una luaa- taa iaAurvy, fc-ro-4itttf aja taai- a Jnd auMfiiwn kaseru laava on iSa O C iwictioi. Lum-tarr iAduaury 3n4 ILV aa- tiriaW vrrirtact fUS Airvartaa Kar4 foaaanr WiJ eaa Uas niat-ra.r naatjrot ihs rWrtio-f hve Xad O C bw4 fcpgvt tinbe. Mis AacuMa tr WtaA in t aiaantn. a WicMir (j tiM tariGfj kaaar intf naU k ,naa . rerW at Poartlaaat, sr eat COl eA- miiWtOT. faoaap OBeaaftiiin iLarkiMyf rsatrietiar crom ths Vnnaptrirttal Area Tua- ber Sale romniHaae. poaapuaMal e lumbar, pulp aa4 plywood milte in Oregon fcnd nrfwitfton. Janera F. Roera, attorney tknr Use coanmittaw, aaid in O C marketing areee tnere are toe mny mil la for te tinba cup- ply. H the cnritinwaae thtaa "ertifitiai linae" (of MLirketina) if will be reiprmaibla lor aftuttina down mille nd Uirnwit en- Vloytea ow cl work. Ha aa:d mille jurt "over the line'' fro a we ig(hboing r.rketirg iea roxnsi hn4le anr ot ita tinv' tee. Propoeiente of Jve eeatyictione aid logi cut in tht 12 market ing areae tormaJ by BLM in It Wtattrn Oregon eountite having O & C timber muet undergo pei- nery procestina. eawing, peeling o cuttint inte puis, in thaif own marketing) area before being ehippd. The ide i to belate the economy ef locel eomrau nitiea and eocovrega gfowtft ot ! aawmill. Horn Improvement Topic for Discussion Trani L. Croafey, directo Dublie relatione for the Kaiser Gypeum company, till ducuas Operetieo Home Improvement . . Wet's- Io I Toe Youl" at a dinner mevtin of Bofut Valley homt building trad Mimbjar Tuesday. The meeting ill bt held at p.m. Tueeday tt tht Medford o- tel. Croeby ic vice chtirmtn o the Oekleod-Eeet Bay OHI som mittee. Crosby, e former building ma terials dealer, hee discusaed op eration home improvement be fore chambere of commerce, civ ic and industry groups through out the United States. Chairman of the southern Ore ment executive committee is V. Stewart Orr, Three C's Lumber company, Grants Pass. Execu tive committee members include Norton Smith, Smith - Dynge Lumber company, Jack Raapke, Bush Home Furnishings; Bert Thierolf, Big Pines Lumber com pany; and Jennings Pierce, ell Medford; and Robert Neilson, U. S. National bank, Grants Pass; and Allen Monroe, Bellview Lumber company, Ashland. Committee to Probe Release of Cahill Salem (U.P.) The appoint ment of a legislative committee to investigate the release of Otto Cahill, former Lincoln county justice of the peace, from the Oregon state prison, was called for in a resolution introduced in the House Friday. Cahill, who was serving a one-year sentence for misappro priation of public funds whilt secretary of the Taft-Nelscott-Delake Water district, had his sentence commuted by Gov. Rob ert Holmes. The resolution suggests that the governor may have mis-used his executive powers in granting the commuted sentence. Two Republican legislators hid earlier criticized the gov ernor's action. One had pointed out that Cahill's attorney had been the governor's father-in-law. Gov. Holmes said at the time his decision was based on the medical opinion of two doctors who had found further impris onment would endanger Cahill's health. ft 1 a.. I County Court Opposes Consolid aW ftf - at Bram8ii uO to 8 tatae apotJ4 5tMe (eO-Cssl ia Jfeaifcseei ienaiiiiiiatka of tl-a fwv( kt- wraci oal Wueal iwi '.' it aaad tajpaa aa taeliaaa. aAaix aa kas Imai araanaal ky ft eutacena aitt aoi So& waaaaa mnluu end iiiiiV 4l9wu caaruautaaat. ties Wttear iaa&uataal ths tuaj 8ca euc o MmgRsj aai te agrta- ees womIoj neatlt in itm eooeer- ticaa. wtti eewa.iT aiovaTnmente; rn i 'nrie rt ra ool irm menata Coent; end kes eai Um cvrrmUy etiana "nealtne- 4rae of eom patiUan" iKtwren tte Ptf ad the torwet arwi. Woasa) a Hvxvtrorrf te tnai WtU tte court Cett4, Kity tourk tiee elweye toee in nermoaiy eith ioeeJ, etaAe end erae ouie unatr Mm bureeu fit land management ajad ita BraatceMO. the O fc C ,4aviaiatie. Tt'e trel ffiat the fcuraem ha done en tcellent jot in ell mtsarle ia mnin4 tint O ft C lan 4a ... It hee proven 4ht the organization ie quit ia reason to the rapidly cn0iR6 locel eoiiions in ine ( lumber induetry tht have occur red ii the leet It ytart ..." I T eeurt further elated, "It is unlikely that emilier dejret of j earogreUoA and responsivenese : to loarel eceiditiont could ever lor ' realixod with mtmmtth un-j weldy organtiation such at the , foreet acrvice. Tor example, the j O ft C eountiet have torMd very cloeely with tht buratu in planning an4 carrying out t ac cess road program . . . The countiee heve voluntgrily nitde one-third of their receipts tvtil- ble ts the fcureeu for construc tion ef thea roads, tfeus reduc ing the eounties ehtre of O e C grrxB) rewipte from 19 to 50 per cent. On the other hand, the for est aarvioe has raquiraTl it tim ber aale purcheaera to build a . .a u ,- needed to tap nttiontl forcgt tim- n Thi aa Anna efithnut ertv ctavwltetion with tht counties 1 yet tra ceuntiex' 15 per cent of grow nttiontl forett receipts ! tially because of this practict." 'SighJy SanaMfaJl' Members ef tht court ggiA they ar "highly douetful" of tht en durance of en grrangement whereby eountiet would retain their 73 per cent of gross receipts from O and C lands even under forest service administration. Such an arrangement has been suggested by the senate interior and insular affairs committee. aawiillaa jiiUalaimiyiPV.yi in.i .u-i ia i mm . , -K lit r i y 5 a f L II I1 1111 -Tiriliir"----"""' - eaaa Heat ia Ute Pan Ctrntfole flame Autenaaiioally Foods never cook faster or slower tkai they should. Top-of-stove cookery is just as automatic ac ovea cookery! You simply caa't go wrong. Gas has the instant ffcxibility to make this miracle of automation work with evary pan in your kitchen. tae a dtmoastratiat seal. Call at our office or see your gas appliance dealer, today! w BiH e3T7 I 'feV h ftP (nut afeatea, . . . t e tjaaalUr aaf -a ftexd eS oeat- jeriitioak ltatwa 9U0 Qeat taarw tendi ef) t9 qana em tterte wsei renr-aa 9 awteee m cwntixi Aw anta oa thatm te ee atatronn aitX eharaV ajwaciaas fm Ham mutr ewTwriameate aiel al ee 4a provUat tetter qprvim to the auetomere eee prcetwrts eVem the O eel C lexafe gl tH M- mol enrsafe." liwilen o 45 : cm sVrilair elated that the tsrwrt ervio'a etnenciel record ar meneaMment o? netionel foreets "doee not re motely epereaKh the etcellent fi neneiel raw" i the. BLM. They flM, "In ey eninion, no eppracieble anvings 'oull ra eult frem ccaveolidetion as pro pceed fcy the ecrreeeiontl tub committee; in rect it is rxxaible that the epprwite retult ould tt) j abtgined." v 3 ' sa-.9& llli IgittOiiS -i" be percentage rgyurn that your savings dollars earn makes an important difference in the sptjed with which your money grows. Th difference is in your favor when you save here . . . where your money earns wore, grows faster . . . with complete afetyl Come in ana) get th complete story. ' 2 '2 AVIBS l ketfci ktXCi .1 I lid Basj Bait I ftseiferd I Cinca l.oe, V . Gaily mew Qu Ranges ttmliiae auttmation, speed Fully automatic controls mean little unless the fuel is fast like Gas. Flame brings foods to desired temperatures faster. And instant adjust ment keeps foods at desired temperatures. Gat Ranges are faster for top burner cooking; have faster ovens and broilers. Trade for a new model with thermo-control top burner! 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