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Newspaper Page Text1 (t . MAIL TIMUIr. aeffgrd, . O . o 0 e n O O O O O ' 0 o o O0O 0n0 0 e C30 oo ooq CT o 0 O 0 O n O O O to - fi Pear, ReachPrien Said Generally Fair This Season General commentby gw.ono e erj and shippers on thmar ket for Rogue valley ?ruit ranged from fair to veryagoocf! . Valley peaches were plent ful'and would Aave hit th bumper crop mgrk if sTzgs hadn't been smaller than normal, according general comments, growers oiamea the long, ho dry spoil Ch July and August A fruit flipper ?hi year marked the finefl onw- ket distribOon of fruife mand ranged from JacgikgHjsi'BS, WiftS 4flaarffi. ffcifc b ville, Fla., to Bostfl to tiie0 mia-west, Portend ann t JftS Angeles, Calif. 0 "This year marftagtb i dest spread fistribiflion $t$ Rogue Valleyeaci ttfte&i ever befo?3," ong Siipgar re marked." P o p 1 fc,,ho c8 them came bacS Mr cgioia. Tbj quality was goog, uffi9 content high. ,Rogue vaMfly peaches have blFup 6 mfij) ket demand." 0 Peach Prices Good e eo Price - wise, pics3 !c89 been verygood, the amg shipper saidTReturns grow ers generally hieen sQ$& factory. eo " A p p r o x i iQateoi.Ofi 8 t 1,100 acres in thevall gro duced peaches this9 year, e agricultural Expert sa i. Many new pch trees a"8 been planted dufing Be lfiic ' few years. gJowevgr, soma ' growers dobt if hee ney plantings are keeping up" wilft needed replacements for irts which have, passeg tB prime. Probablg majr ef Hie onew plantings arnot Being planted iv the same orcharfie which have many tree5epast their prime, for a grower noted. ; "Lots of treef pastQthir prime havenjjbftn pulled," fruit shipper renjk. Ia California cchasts pglo trees which have hit ftsei ' 13th oSHth year. Here grow ers have marwiJrees rangiaa from 12Pto 29Qyears old. peach tree-starts proaicffig fruit in its Third year. & six or seven yeCfso.it hits fgll production and continues its prime years to the Kth year. . The peach harvestwas com ; pleted 10 days ag?5, ganaly, in the valley. Peach0 ship ments out of the valley have been completed, also, a per said. . o ' Pear shippers ats ytrigh with the D'Anjou pack. - This pear variety produced a good quality this yearnd was of average production. Bosc are . generally poor with approxi mately 400,000 packed boxes produced in the valley this year compared to 700,0 boxes estimated for last gear. One fruit and vegetable grower in the Central Point area is enthusiastic cabout dwarf tree apple production. Jonathan apples are just now ripe, he said. Picking has been heaw from some five-year-old dwarf trees, he said, jwarf apple-tree plantjgs started as an experiment, but the same crower planted 1,000 moiQ of this variety last spring. Theyd seem to be doing well, he said Eagle PoinfFFA Has Fund Projects' Eagle Point - The Eagle Point FFA chapter is now well Into its money makjng projects, according to Nat Et zel, chapter advisor and vo-g instructor. q " r As the football season open ed on theghome Jield, FFA boys manned a focRl oot. The chapter plans, 91, to cut Qood on Saturdays.g Or ders for 10 cords nave piled up. already, Etzel noted.v e0 A steady money- Caki'S project for thegehapter in sists of two milk dispensers in White City lumber Siills. Like the other chapters, Eagle Point is collecting a dollar a soil sample made f& farmers. The money is paid by the NatiCnal Potash associ ation. . Among other activities, Eagle Point FFA chapter con ducted a parliamentary pro- cedure demonstration for the Parent-Teacher-Student asso ciation. . , A vocational - agriculture advisory council meeting is scheduled tentatively for this week to decide on ana piaiMfty another Oregon 6-a mem adult farm education pro grams for the fall months, Etzel said. Eagle Point with Crater and Pboenix will sen6 repre sentatives to the Kiwanis club meeung ai me nogue vdweyjare tthosaa Sees ttfi$a errsiW! Country club nex5 Wednee-kuous wogfto s?ffls 3lf day. 1 vv- - Transportation cosls amcfant to . about 12 per cent of tb total marketing bill forood commodities, according to the , . n w o - -o ' O u 0oo o 0 eo o (g) , . o 0 o o o So o eo 0 G o 0 oO o. 2 o 0 o . o vo ,v . 4; i s ii i n k ii ii ii ii ii - it ii ji ii ii ii man mmmmmmmm - iu . ,wi i Ji i . in ii"iit i m . 5 hi T .ubj - iisi sut ' twill. -. ; :immAimi l tkiwt Mt i liOI iC ill " o . " i l2llIlIlK-?m& 6i a atEMH$ Wis cqAliB 'rfiHfay. VkoMins tte taati via sbm giQa Btfja&ss 9b k m mm. te, it was & Rift fl3r&tit tan tttft mm thia ai nl- ?utisab a&3fEa&. Soj & hap asapHHiBiS . . obu up a feed ft.- ikt tki fBrtlf !$ hepQ&a$ tb&eksitar c94-a fira, m Wtaprg ka44 v.ifiS'i SBeMkttitetfft dnwlia&a aft LRitlafo. MS feeMkwA b() fluqananod vtlua in jaiPAuncrr. Mft$aiWfcttwfti ftd9 i y LiMs4. Scan Uk9 ttfeaip a oSftaemv 8t t4 ift ariOi a cat? t n elf lav. It tea tiM tits' iuseuw.eP,&ff ibi Qk9 flMO tt 9 lBe(E 09b4n9 stf aa. issi&qIg &Btffr&7 fot sb us wa ftritai Co oozBtbadi lift, term of 9s& Mb estag lAp laso) tf q&8 n9 $ toa Bmi4 - B'aiaawsatf nome ficvt 4 HijDa.st uiaitty wia c3jSi seJI vwi rat wE&&(g eftiffiatete ait lie Ifuaiisis eamgeiiy U trrinj f$ tillta woods wastes iA $3l&-tB$ oSEti iisl tm euMwdl lite Pieat-Xot. This S3me esBats S Orifi li4V Mt way 'tfMo fi re-logs niisS to uses) w tK1iiB ota utaa tfuitfiroot orasons. Sana eB(a t ri to ofnai alo of ontedded1 pt (gpee3 &ta& f f&eleb i fiooa M aCdkarSa. trouble !3, o ftudBi roS ft9 Mdl JpwWi could aland 1 ttfta the 4$i!Bk baAoJsis- e ee3ie3i ijtoffisi w rieti feaol$ lalrly biafu Sweet ccgn greg&Be b Cft b4 te country aa A wnoI ar bstftt a.9 eucfith o. Pkocctaott Ihroathout file nafitcm export &e UmI CofttkaJ of record, accord ing, to 9 etofceM ffieott C- JKattai apSC xtension gTometo ceas;pG9e iQ, i taXtcA t iftogii lb fgmf as fprecef t &gikf, Ma&$ nate4- ffe li vspveted to bg fiop (sso Irair t9?4 gftj IS ftt tent above aversaa. , 1 - i n ! buP egg g9xso3&(MEfEt Sat & cSaaf, molHg t mi HSbll,oO fiafifiao& gwHatal OKoaMAiai. i o Th8U9)& is &G39i,ctifr4 tevM tea Mies f&fauffc the rn0Rer-9,g &K&rvtk A This samo fubl4ea&e& 4vid ft it'l l Ml to fcaao) Cait vhntL un with Sill &e9 to4ici eov a vlntagaoe iijaotesif f0Bs gt9 (9 ftakff elf 30 Sx- Densiv IcJelS sai(&ffilfl. : r As Far aas e3 sftylJj e9 boys, wS usastefld, Aaeevaffiy N - gf og ia, u U,iv he2d. fhis to $ studentsj pfirtieiglily tRBS njoney durisg &(& sags. Some of tho P&Qst 6iiafyg cgA ?uilfil k&brt frft shipped 3 nn? ol duties' &ea tt S0u aJ)er. Valtay pars, too, hava rrda t&is? pork have joineS txfis lm. HarfPhatcReoy oa-tha &?utA Wei4if &iAYr ford is s'upprtg hougasfla tffl broad breast bronsa tu?&e? and mid-we8t. Turkey this industry, hfivas tetP8 Applegaeqatca hiojk euJaps.ffi AMMrf. - Top jgSSlifts t Wt Xtarf gDogich, ntrl eiHt-a&fcaaavkfla H, mmt Vtot, thughout tAa Ui$ad SSalss wga$ tft Xewaji. Tlia lwool Daigsl? mat-toi9B Re, paay proves was m3 on w vija fii. i o ox gounds ySp eed3 B 5a path o7OAie3 t VSaU et c&s dB 35 fc&i : o 0 Jogus River-Qwg 6 efwS&c membe, ToniSe, Grty i-ass; was prgiiLeg ui-s-Te-FineH Calf Aard' flo nated by the f'rejj flay t (Si Q sur-marke and shopainfk center chain of Portlaadg The presentation )gasomftda on Jersey day at te Oregon Ste fauby William Aut Fred Meer f ieldgian tfftfl All - Jersey pooling rtanaftar. Pinn Design Liiejy, i89 bwQ oer, jonn Tnoma9 oroTiai" The Fred 4Ieyr 'Jffy-t- Bine Calf Award' FPA and -H &fs nas oeen en since 1&93. 'StiB pewsB iREfltj!, thrpughotrfi Youi Tta Cass S- & ti&tt&et of t&e Sqsuqb lp$s$e Cattle clug sb i$ ansad 3SS Boy to mcS thtoera3!vS wl I mvemmjl ES IPxBJsms sot eaf- sey ratt Us tfgg$ m " o whieU ii lnM CdDi t fJSr t- "o aa VfA41h iovm te 1 ViUi toks viaa li& aa1ac annM SnS. ti batt 1 fount iFaal, ia satrrtioli ifk A6 T& tta4iiyt shFlHt A? lt fcl au mI th faet iMaatc& tftM trmtk mlm.ct a? fte tecM. vaa AiU'i me. a wll mfearcrla. (A U mIvvcb vttiMA us on . j) 1 Ta f ink wbbtrtfi. It fM taoeAvaer cut rid of aiA ot e aiv olluiiea fpeBlem. Sit CK. - - .... iu4 B Mm, but it does ort n9 lumbctAtn their tt oceondL Xh ftltrowers Itetf rt at tt pellutitA caused by ' MciMl ati94 tb tt can o it rofifc- ali?viae X Coate fuming (ft a ftxa.vett. 9otlk arroupa Cnilatmft. Hovtyff; titer cant 74, Mi ind jnake t m s tto9 lr y ft Mtta olbtfs tf thoir respec- to Qfti a 4oiation ot this fo)' Bifa Ooltt f otitkifif. KL ot (A creonX yauaJt- 99 o4 J ichaf ife i . . eAfeo ta lata ttacfcK M e aaffi? andj S e,.all tuft, tmtllj 4a Sn-Bt.rmnJm attai ai, gul aa omo ir Cojoajfa We&&, om.t'1 $ulktaB ot 9?tiAa ktt CitS bcov 4tot ly oaaei loajl oV ars awwfitp ftftttrtpgnftf $1SM4 slew teawo frj 09 ajtvsasaef 4 fMwra a an4 jsd t ptnti4. Ufa erea to k a4nrs 'sfceulfl lsvslaa, eillsd, rek a& thorsvgMy, itflled, ad lp tekea. TM workiiW B Hip seed bed n& aneeairsgae Km& soeda to asvatiaBts. y aproutin a man went eseav Woeftble end rleft sleannea ug the bed beibi f!etifcV gom rsdiKo ia tta Wdf control nosm ia lie new 12n coulfi fm tiiyiipX'iba. ' Saa t&St arsMBsa 9m ya re 9ntacky OV i epi aw eie wit tAo n aTseeue. Wfiere 9uU sua. lewn re hw ifoj lnM, Muiggass. ie tg best greet. le te eAeaft tfe l'fU9ewwii. auft0 IswAe nay toataia e) irUw e the two. CM end beat rease oe isiatucs eHaM4 cajf fjMawo iacas- 3y SS dbfi 8 iherO as Ovf Ore af taJeweniO fissj GfQ7th orall - ltificial beds Jot Ji tees Nelj lf alfa pol Xia'tkm end- aasy mora than' t?ite ewd yfelfe, KMtorts Dr. V. . StcfAea, entomologist t th OrVaYT Btata eolleje ag rivltur9l evpaviment station. J$ sUtry ia tha current issuo ot the- otvto'o wsaarck maga cnA iello af om f rowar notr filton elaimBo yields of 1, O0 pvud per acre, loforo aDB4 beds wor sot out, jRd yslte wods about M 9wad pec mgr. Reprints of & story r ajvailable irai Stepieo, cntonoloy deH nat, Cordley hall; OrefoB. Stste eollefo, Corvallis. ' CSC trial Aav twi ducted sinefe 1997 ner Milto and Ontario. Tha increaoa in feed yrod&etatm has teen. Caused) by evreral thousand pupas traasalantad into bade made at ploetie, ravel, tha right textured eoil, wotar aa4 fait. Alkali bee are oaa of tho few who wUt brave the kick of ft "trippar" in tha oifolfe flower to- fH at tha nectar. Trippinf la aaaential to iaauro poUination. Moat other insects, honey bees included, sneak down the flower to steal the nectar. Where aon-trippiaf bees are around, yields have averaged about 190 to 200 pounds per acre. -Pee 91 Uw la Hied The elkali tee does not live in a hive, and he's particular about where he builds his nest The soil must neve the right per cent ot sand, silt end clay; mil moisture must be fairly exact; and, the right amount ot sail must be pres ent. Stephen found early In his studies that if bees were given reasonable protection from in secticides, the main limits to bee Increase were presence of enoyah pollen end suitable nesting sites-. He trie to solve the prob lem by building artificial bed near alfalfa fields. In ad dition to bees he transplants Into the beds, more bees are being attracted from natural Site. Ift the process,' lot of alfalfa It being pollinated. Sines the top growth Is pro portionate to tha toot growth on any plant, the more top the more root, thus grass Is less susceptible to drought in jury. JUao a thick, high, turf shade find chokes out com peting weedy grease Includ ing crab grass. . . . , Bfua valley vegetables .tni eeaeoa nav bean of thf usual hn Quality, but titer are not e raany at them s the way the valley f vefetablo grower put It Agricultural atpert noted enme cracking in tomatoes be cause of what they called en unbalance of hormone in plumpy red vegetable, irri gating while tematoe are ripehihf shay be the) reason for the creek, vegetable grower said. He cut off. hi irrigation! a era) a hi'to matonai atarted ripeOihf, h aid. Ilk the fable Bee area to matoae war late, a vqgetable grower of that ree noted. Peopl ot that area had tdeavy frost. 'A vegetable grower at that district esti mated GO tomato wf lost 40 thn ioe wen eTred by tftcst Th market taw 7 ear kg beKb enerallp food to tomatoe, vf4hii grower eaidi - &e$ grcttiaih fhe anetally populal lamate variaty in tha valley. Bowova. em drowvt tOvot tha aawav hykrid va riety ot Sutpcn Big Boy. This, ha said. t the nicest flavored tomato. A Central Point grow er nas been teisiaf It fpt about four year Bel Weamaf ItanePt T ftueual dry, hot sum mar wt hard ed even the types of druit anflj veg etable wich aeeld have grew bet Um i aueh weatftsr. Watet- Xbr, ieaes, e ey Sfcv . Tomekrc i .Z6. t ff.iO Ct. A dren ia tVi Vr vegfttakie ctraaVetJad dif muck H bmoet the prio at ike exeaw gtble, lepal rewk wote. tsWt ' fleEajs ia Ve Saline towered much of tha d)tl f?eeit tkem. Cora a'se romtaanded good vice, aUhewgh,: this hign oyality Jocnl product we not as High in yield. Om yW wh produces the .Iowa rhief vatiaty eaid this most populo vnlley variety $raducee large, WcuVdUlad ears. However, the heffcy stacks don't prod ace a many a a the' other corn atstaea. lie vOrioty i9 good tat tha eaomr, but not so ifaof tot m &mm i mm o o e VogGtablcc Said Of mail Quality t 'Wasliqgfoa QS& &o inveetigBtojr ra tasjtuag into tbnrges tfc$t big ted buyers aperetirs etet of Oqa f aava sokhbI west Ws to jell AVuitp ejad tables to II lrg rood chaias at artificially tow pk. A. rlvenmen bjosiea OHecom mittea aaiwanxMd Ifoealay flight it . nasi eubpenaed tie west oat duatf-buymg rec orejE of tBs 1 cneiis and thB country largest food whele selsr.. The? aufapenn directed offi citls in charge of fend buying offisee epia-akad by 1 eifaer sat cojnpaacw ia tha eVaa. Jramcisco nree.to eppear witk their records before tha koue small busses aabcommitkea t public heeriiMtS 9 tn rreacisce Oct. end eTeshingtoe - Wl - th Ag riculture Department kas fa ciAed .ts.s furthnr ejtitl its purchases of ftasen grmini. perk but officials won't spy today just how muck mors they plan to buy. -, Tea aepartanent ennoimeed rriday. tha purchase of thsse million pounds of pork for tl, 20,000 . The acUan completed the department's planned pur chases of si sniUion prrneds for schoo lunch rooms." However; officiel. also said they would make enothex pur chase next week but there was no word oa how far the pro; gram will go eftet that. . Washington - in - fluid milk prices went p t both tha farm and retail level in early September,' the Agricul ture Department reported Sat urday. ' ' i Average prices to farmer were up six cent i hundred weight over September yes ego. Retail price were average of half a cent oiduert, or about 23 cents a hundred weight. Washington - OT - Thk Ag riculture department he an nounced it will buy eboufc 1 million poind of frosen ground lamb for school par ticipating in tha notional school lunch program. r f '; . Other school lunch purch ase completed this week in clude 7,230,000 pounds ot fro sen turkeys; 3,009400 pounds of frosen pork; 403, til esses ot -rIo. 10 can end 93,173 ease of Wo. 2 can ot can ned tomatoes; 20,000 eases of canned tomato paste; and 391,300 case of canned' pur ple plums. . - n . Washington - OT - Agricul ture Secretary sfft T. Benson say ha experts no estraordv nary farm problem a a result : s o hip corn by thf foxes. A per pound price woold b fairer, h think, tven lettuce i sell ing by the pound, he noted. Onin Well Known Rogue valley onion - have long been widely recognised for 'high quality, however, market prices for thit. vege table are not at good es in former year. A Central Point vegetable grower said ha it ho longer raising a commerc ial cfop: It's like trading dol lar to' -try to eeU them, he remarked. However, a num ber ot valley onion growers ae sticking to them. A vegetable grower sees good, strong market for red and green bell peppers. Aft unseasonable California) rain which cut down on much pro duction there has also firmed up the general pepper market The) 'valley' Hallowe'en fype pumpkins are . tepidly becoming round, eraag and fat- Pumpkin o far-h don well this year. The fry, hot summer did net seem tte hm them. Jack O feeaterfe tan will have a large number of choice pumpkin to pick from as this volley; false Quito a few. Holds Projscis .: Fhoent -.Pheanhs .1"? ehv-tee i starting tfcs chcl yea ffitB tun rapi n ea jeet. . ' - lf wset end th efiaftar pec si 70s) knot t ars oy Hath Cieft erehsrds. XS ain mewfare piekusd: with tkei oAviso?, Jack fWka,' wa ciasl out Satur day, but is members harvest ed th cruit Sunday. Th chp te mad 20 eensa; hot, Hub i- . o Th Plocnif chapter i planning) a woodcutting party the week end of Get. 10 when it teen to cut 'tor 30 cord aa bureau of land menage flemt ptopsfty ejft Anderwn tasba ariS ennpte would Uks to oeaain bmbb harvest Job sines ths brjye real they Ore asefermiaa a seal com munity service Ourin tkiy tahoot a farm labor ihonago. : e - 1- as 0499 sen- et na ttkipnte sword! fit s9l dbEgj ere this year. Eesna hea cone i dud that bis k4 NPlio6 encourages) tapeaHo kTesaacb: - produe tien. gkl ha eid demoad ear meet naig 'otka KveotoKk pea ducts we momuat e4 weaOA prevnu ft flutter -ket. . trkinfbm - tH - tn S ricltur kaariaMBa e startsd buying park ejet tee ky Witk s special exhsad luBct fund ttfvided by grW ': - ' " " tSl A Aa nuat ket awn AgnpuitUrn fsaj retayy gxcp T. feesam and to bor Secretary Jams F. ktitcb ell war reguletione covering migrant term worker is out i tka open attet month of kahineUha eceneg diaruaiionn. BenirB told 0 nswe cente eas hp had urged hficaU te drop or delay iiiiiisael misj fadaral angulation lemiiiiQ wags, housing, end lipmiuut taiioa for migrant jerki.' ; Penson said k we apprana is - "mdua and uniaiiismii J regulation of fha farm cnb omy." - . Washington 871 - Th g viculture department said to day stock er and feeder cattle and calves snipped into nine selected north central state during August totaled M80 head, an increase ot 22 pet cent over August, 1330. Sheep and lamb shipped into the same states totaled 030,773 heed, up 21 per cent from the 333,237 head shipped during August a year ago. ;,The nine states were Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa; South Dakota end Nebraska. Washington- - ROT - The American National Cattle men's association said beef producer are slowing down. tha rtta of increase in the na tion a beef breeding nerds. . .The reason tot th change Were given eia weathef condi tion, practical rang mansgf meat, and warnings about thf future of beef price. -Th association's report We made on the basis of a poll of its members. About 10 pet cent of the 3,000 ranchers con tacted in the poll returned re plies. Tha Agriculture f)epar Rient reported this sharp de cline brought net farm In come for the first three tfuar- ters of tha year dowa to aft estimated annual ratio of bout f 11,300,000,000. ! This was 12 per cent lower than tha earns period in 1030. , Despite th decline, tha da part men t said that net income f for tha first three quarters of tho year remained 4.3 per cent above tho amount reported in tha eame nine months of 1081. The drop in th third quar ter WO blamed Urgeiy on smaller crop of wheat and amaU feed grain. Washington - ffl Th agriculture department ha re ported that egg price? tn early September were P consider ably from the very low .levels ot tout to five month eg- - But the department 01so warned that producers may be in trouble again later this year. A report said pey capita consumption ot eggs ha not gone up in response to the tow price. Per capita figure o June and July are the lowest on record for those months. Wsshington - CT - Housv eht conferee reached agreement Tbursdsy eight ok a bill (firing- tha egrieulurra secretsry authority. te spend 300 million dollar rnvt'tood etamp" program for distrimi tiaf farft-.tuTpf usef to needy American, . ... : The, aBBod Ump hitt; ftoW-1 . m&Mlf ibd. iota)trjetn wetk ksetlee mendftory 1T.aoinBtoft - tfi - Qffef rules, cover inf erorfcihf con dition of migrant farm lahnf er througk th JJ. Employ ment Service. havo drawn atarro T ctWcism but iomf (support. . ' Repfesentatires. of farmer (denounced e illegal and vague Ca proposal ot Ikof Secretary erne P. Mitchell ThureAay at e paik heerikf. ' . . JP. WcCsleh Jr., tttlls Haven, vn, said Hiiehell be lij!ya "complete- lact at cenAStsv is the werking eta free eabaomf." S mi gratory Weeks Wlaw hw aV legedly nAs to Islg nrw free sitiaen a a ka,va vla 'toVv afts-jted -tte? ensneokir lite they"kad," mCi0 edi : . o Vasftiflgto A fisoato eomsnitien aeunced H will kali seviea of 2D public hearing ik -if atate te gather ievtiweay et the nation' watev reenurea. Seh. Robert . BEtev X Okl-, emirmsa etthpeOvNl. skid the committee) is uled to report is tho twagto lato nest rest tk sbu- present anflj taturf tostnt ktast of krfni Wttl be condsctce) in Cb &m mm Tbufyaay. o O o -" Hi Corvgliig What? ' indii toe tha family dairy farm tn Oregon? Are day Awmtacat) fee b Qld-tamhioned farmet ttttjb :eo eeosf-' dr lafgttondmort H. 8.'Ewoit,&5nsiO dairy specialist i Oregon Statn an lege, id" ilt bis opinioey Q lei ef fjmtxy coetatso wttj be onk tn emrtnus. Ctfidasar He suggest fiewautinf (O ciency by amouni at sxillj pew duced pe man yea at tab.. A ..saasnarjOki mea pt wwbBm,aos 0chvedt annuO&p dairr Orertet. A eVumbe ef bvas Otey .tsrmcew ekmody 0n w&i. ot ; tjejwisj, m eecordL Howevtf, $JwtoJ 84- d, to .men; arettt vo ing close;. - flflnaf Glv 1 A bard Ot 40 coiri Ihf On averam of 10, pound milk srauld) feesai this target, amsw th overage r- goocow produces OO00pond annually,- would take o acts; ot 00 ot thee cow Oiawglsd by ana men to tech th goo,. 000 pound level. Th. avaeagO DHXA- co w in Oregon psoducao 0,000 pounds, so 5 cow fikf that could achieve the goal Top producing PHZA bd In lb etato last year bad ID cows, avatafinf lt pound milk,. . r Some factor Zfectih$ fro duction include: Quality and amount of feed: selecting tie with genetic ability p t duce: attention . givelk taclk cow; keeping record findj u-, ing them; Age of 9w ift tiprd Dairy farmer' who Cafit keep up win find themselves pecmust predict. Fern Courses Set Central Point A jcoorse veterinarUa medicine? livestock feeding end a course in begfnning weldin; Will be sponsored by the Crete vo-ef adviauTy council thiO tall, jn nounced M Crigg Cfatef ITe-ag fnstruclot The course m vetetinariaa medic ifte Ond livestock feed ing will b offered tot JO sreekO starting at 0 $ i!oa day in the Cratet higB Ocnonl !n Central Point. WeSdiftS cleaee will tUrt at 1$a fr.flW WedneedeT. Oct 1 i& hlaVschooL Registration. JeO roe tha bt course? 1ft f i0 tor the second 10 -week course. Griggs said. The course In vet pf acUceg and feeding is not repitiliott of s course' taugbf Test yeaf. Grigg explained. Kew rn , tetigi includes tho reiatim' ship of proper teedrnf td disease prevention, analyst and value nf feed fOtiohe, progress in feed additive' rg search and tiutriljcnet nd n fectawt disease. fhg dlaap wilt use veterinarian Cgeifjt fnettt and. piano o e0 4 least on or two. tivp gnisad demonstration. Ctas basn tierO Will ftO taught Stew to throw aa aftimaX with a3t hitcJam and; Sow fSmiftiste medicationx . A TOn w offered with e3e& clSJn0 felreea ment wiSX 0 servsd.eact 0enifift thfya instructor j& The. aoldiOg? tours. iS1 ..w ectie Weldin ahd cuttifig, Gtm& aald. . . u ' C 3 Q-jCTj? o Orcsa Ifcrrasf Ceevetti - Orsnv f8iB8 appear to bn utnio4 aut 11 witk meet Karma listing av rg or elarvo aveeas yields, tepnrted kto. Blvsiw knrll, kstoaeisk igtKxHtufai cacon eaait t Cresev 8t eollefo. Gtkik Stavvest ik th lte i0 tuMmg out bktto iafi ep psefesd, Wf9. KojmII feypa as eOo eWlia resjppto from the tT. 9. Aspartaasbt of -icul-Wl. AceerdfnjS to latest ei ss, rdaank.-kitel wheat eeas my ke only ebpat d) nor P seat las tftea JeA yaetfi, and !attlriut'19mr rant, laas .- o ;: Ta ssa Jteredb via ap isarsntly krosm wit eeout 08 pnv ceat msr ssrft refly to hsrvtse. Ttm bopley e-eg ap p09te ke ekewt aha same as last year, 0& kmae off the skaltinsi barky may bs moved lake OseaVveik engsjaw, faava saay be te fia ran then lst 01 teej tab nags. sulO eUt esos the Ywnga ai ta last to yearn. 6oSe lead rantt tinma oran't Bf0 sMsurtts) ett egg S tip -&ns: G3 O o. ' o. -o CO l VlUIWt III o w ' O , Cftf & ttg gaskE4 veuxatB 04 ft A t -mt CSBnJj33 0M ftMsnttfttf ' 4tiK& tT4 lack-ant) ward tenq$i tgf fhafi, ,fia3l ffitQ gvasef A9wuut Kbots ePjfl ed'Gafy-'osffi- P awt we dansftoj evmfteOaa SErxift &! flsnat- 04 ' &Sxspiae& fftsS. om C3wS $m adhibit awards w$ zsm KerSaaer, Bacie PoiOtt, $ gt cftrtificete by Pnt)pQl fBt?gthar0for heavy Belr, Phoenix, gip EiaBawstabydSdustrial Qii ggrmoajiy, foQ mojdin B a 1 byn- flttSffiiaS j omnnenv. ford rfVi fti3 emniUit- T.ann Ifeaoftniia. aft i-rertifl- nib; IBoy Bauss, Crfiter, Aft seetifiMSi fg a m &legandp HatdwBB SX& maBiuffu xrood . . . . . a. . . f ri f SShtpiS; ffe&Wtade, Ph9e meetigg m GraigsTass Satur toa, mtmicgjCBoft-Cfti Cs- d9y,o Don Denning Crater, BD paj9re, Ur RTiryice president, Upjy Kyer- wead ani. fteilsd) kidS Oa9d s ere&t e aoa SStsoi- QphoSnix, gilt ffi&aia EJJbor33 fteOl mfQy, aB s&sg 0, f esubo; m& lBasffifijS5iu,V6Th0 gvndea tne district tyftaaOia, giSb taBtffSseSPa gfeolp. Igooca Ste esiftjBfeaay, tr trai5e;tapyJayes,tfD,lGlyr esidiht;enny Fgi- gift tsxtmt poaffix ig&pa 8q11, vice president; J feu? Ross, Steel eomgaii fys& &j&u trsasarer, Dick Wooten, secre te ft. IS Ifeefii (SSfi&, ISgSfi tens, P,ul Saquist, reporte fTWMUsj ggJLeV ju ofciycy lf ' Conaro Ei6nms m : fgftlttTCS c TOI ISC 6ftiS$ $hmr up e ten &sleSlS a xnn twottnmf mssm, ! tt tthj twrtl (fflBEBSi lot cunniv tttfiS' dilMininaiino. danl fftl cwnic& tS inWywpoWesn Thetf rp sevfTSI IltiftO sTraIgblO til io8 edpcf sa) tf$m& Alaa, discus) yont' psffiftgjc Th pgB3SSm!,'X)3P 6HB nltat ' o o Stag IWTdlXaSyBi, Wi6spider. PO sjauya i&S 'tftE39SlS bic2 pott into &fib. 3!cd QbKlitiPn aa ve tapptani aa tneOoKk tOsBms fciaeBcw O pi4. eJe, tagffiebbBi3t lee: makid eyeap. 4f sfiiSy 0 teriaJL Beusd' Sa?i5?(pig jttce oJb treat tp BBsBay SsSaBiatoobjadgrs, 50 porcupines, 31 Wtflk Oithat l&s JiJs, c&Qle Ot sores trea oS aJar&egsn9 ft if tofaaeQsJi feff tP th oak tl sapBafis n&t q sptind spcay e&s&Qftnitt the aniddiS d S$ay wi3(o gdong way -sftOTpeUr&gBft.oeriy kWete, 4fcs iviaig, J,trs tr a bktt$ e&gxMb $0 fl0&lop decrtn t ftiliqda Mbrtftha (4 keigR to ettero. ; Snttca, to, Qte Jill Owe eaffi 'esnE&l 6C?n chs vnue awtg ewtoo o r a r s. OaS w3g (figt fe51dd9 reSicnl ekeies. Cuts gn t fills 9Cn "Spill glothem 4i$)l. "9ratQijjina find dsfroweya Stc.,.Qrpaioa5dd. B(DQv&3l9erd rnQd treOs Oil uiq&ly illofl. unlaas ftir 2ZUltioft i55 fifi&f&ga 4 30. aflffitiofi to flSiOs, root peto tdb Mct theth, fend old egeDm9tim9 cfetcKfejg fjithJti i ifflall o3?1iiair Atrils. how- (gts, ffiafiy Heme oHQre g&8 dn an gpfl4(Po frlirjg to ggtega 2eoSF8e(& 0 C9CBB0 ABTIFICIAL BREEDING fOyo SEMEN FROM AMERICAN BREEDERS' SERVICE 1 -& , tn k s- w F n 1 C a ' O !lo fJX A USDS SflliSI PROVED SIRE SERVICE 0 o G o Aa T ii Ci lumber comnanv fo i? traileY; Mike Red 03te& CrtergS gsrtificate $Bcon jIcsrei Steel company StsS imnlemit trailer. ; o M. L. Frink trophy for S&jtaa hqr3ianship waspre- ?iftd gon Anderson, Eagle ointThe Grange Co-op tro ghy'tfor herdsmanship went to DDn Ryan, Crater high school. TheJhand. scythe Bohnert ttopy for the outstanding FFA lford exhibitor was pre seated to Leon Sma, Phoe nix. The Cloe E. Small Here ford showmanship trophy was gjven to Leon Small, Phoenix. The Bill gray livestock judg ing trophy was presented the 1 Phoex FFA judging team. . The Phoenixteam had also q won 'ihe dairy judging compe tition at the state fair. Mike Redgiond, Crater FFA chaptea member,. has won the r ounaauon niuonai JBard of $400 for r'el second place, it was announc ed . 3 Jn Ross, Marshld, was elected presidSit of the local TFA flisficicf)durii a district son, Crater, secretary, Jonn Whiteside, Phoenix, reporter, Raissell Elire, Grants Pass, trg(isur, and Steve Geren, Sagle Point, sentinel. Thc vSris sMte officei giQting Sstuay and visited tha chapters Friday were Ed - ) wgyft', Xi6a aC problem, use aHoraeno or wieiagn arouna Pte eoices to yow; home WW Other nrefc wmje coo 09QipratCileBt, as the end Q QJV Kimrneseason. is the y?ul4tionT ' a f outao ay a spiaer, pac 'SgSwa ip. iceignHcall a doc Sodfiimedieitbbr. Sae the spi. L$H&$hkb ufll the bite. I6fl9 uriB0i23 or tne wiiy jtta(Td gbiscnouej bitingspi ,&8B D?cgp0end is not, often nvabJu putting handW in bufj tfto Ti'aVjSkices such as go BHar Solas back under the 6 odd pilaJ(r ij corneVpf Serened d-bjudingfj since ineBaure,inaiavorea naneouts BA'SdR TAXE Sfjleia'J- Predaty animals &en 9n r Oregon ofor -. the month endirut Aug. " 22 in cSded W cdVotes, 301 bob dala 4fe Dears and 44 foxes. & toEl Q 1322. Also listed in tfie nttfnSly report are 373 unp 41 -raccoolbf and" 1 opposaum. The highes coyote &$Vrs in Malheur county. 5" lads cS Lassies Days .dO-BA&N MORE 0 O)oposjs M!e B?) thejQOth... ANcfe the C 1st, 'v O Jac&son County l$bvings & Loan Ass'n .0 -126 (gist Mb fledforc5 Oregon PLAN FOR WINTER IRODUCTION Depend Uniformly -High Conception Rates. Get High-Produeinf .and Replacement Heifers. Every Sirs Proved Great. SP 2-4093 C. C. Williams 1 ri c wcrom. the ligStf Sfir shpVJWTboexef eifed how- ... ' ' -. .. - - - is---. r' .---.- :c--w .1. 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