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Two Medford Men
Participating in
Corvallis Meeting
CORVALLIS - Lyle Kinney
and Peter H. Westigard, both
of Medford, are participating in
the program of the 78th annual
meeting of the Oregon Horticul
tural Society at Oregon State
University this ween, accord'
ing to William E. Vollmer Jr.
Parkdale, president.
Kinney, of Harry and Da
vid's, is participating in
panel discussion on harvesting
and handling truit to maintain
quality during Thursday's apple
and pear section meeting.
Westigard, entomologist at
the OSU Southern Oregon Kx-
, periment Station, discussed
"Trends in bpider Mite Con-
tror during a symposium on
orchard disease and insect
problems before the apple and
pear section.
Other topics for discussion
during the apple and pear sec
tion meetings include new
trends in packaging and pro
cessing and a progress report
on mechanical h a r v e s tine.
Weed control, the tree fruit
survey and foliar analysis will
be subjects for discussion Fri
day during the joint apple and
pear-stone fruits section meet
ing.
Opens Wednesday
The meeting of the state's
oldest agricultural organization
opened Wednesday with the
first fission of the apple and
pear section. Sectional meetings
for vegetables, stone fruits and
small truils opened today s scs
sion.
Dr. John Carcw, chairman of
the horticulture department at
Michigan State university,
spoke to the society s general
session today. Ho also discussed
mechanical harvesting of vege
tables and stone fruits in other
talks.
Featured speaker at the' an
nual strawberry luncheon hon
oring tho slate's outstanding
growers will be Malcolm B.
Douglas, Santa Clara, manager
of the California Strawberry
Advisory Board. Dr. James E.
Jensen, OSU president, will
speak at the society's banquet.
Nearly 60 speakers will cover
about 30 different topics during
the sessions. The meeting is
open to anyone interested In
Oregon's fruit and vegetable
Industry. Registration will be
at Withycombe Hall on the OSU
campus.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1963
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NEW YORK (UPI) - The
U.S. petroleum industry's capi
tal expenditures abroad tn 1962
nearly matched that of all man
ufacturing industries put togeth
er, according to the U.S. De
partment of Commerce. The oil
industry spent about $4.8 billion
while all manufacturing firms
spent about $1.9 billion,
CURRENT STUDY
NEW YORK (UPI)-Amcri-can
Oil Co. tankers recently jet
tisoned 3,000 red plastic bottles
off the East Coast to plot ocean
currents. Persons finding tho
objects will be entitled to a free
automobile oil change.
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Capture the chnrm of old
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lovely in hrlftht threads.
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Federal Land in
State Mapped by
Graduate Student
COrtVAT.t.TR Th ei
. ..... ut Jici
cent of the land of Oregon that
is owneo. oy tne teaeral govern
ment has been charted on a
first of ita klnH man fei.
the state by an Oregon State
university graduate student in
the Department of Natural Re
sources. .
TwentVtnfi fprfprnl aaanMaa
own 31,915,902 acres of Oregon's
61,641,600 acre total, the studv
notes. County Dercentases
range from 74 per cent in Mai
heur and Deschutes counties to
1 per cent in Clatsop county.
William B. Carnlan marlo tha
study under the direction of
Dr. Richprd M. Hiohsmilh nrn.
fessor of natural resources and
geography.
On the map prepared by
Carolan, the location and dis
tribution ot federal land in Ore
gon is pinpointed by agency.
It is one of thn first, studies that
brings together data on federal
land in Oregon.
The Bureau of Land Manage
ment owns the most acres in
Oregon, 15,937,354, closely fol
lowed by the U. S. Forest Serv-
cp. TOllh 1RH01 nrroc Tn.
gether, they have about 93 per
cent of the federal land in
Oregon. ' ;
Other federal agencies that
hfivft substantial arrpacrps In
Oregon include Fish and Wild
life Service, 444,024 acres;
Bureau of Reclamation, 173,
447: National Park Service..
160.876: Naw. 98.645: Coras of
Engineers, 59,472.
Hedrick Presented
Check for Prize
Hedrlck Junior High School
received $200 as first prize in 1
the .television show Spelldown.
The check was presented by
Clair Schiffman, manager of
Memory Gardens Funeral
Home, sponsor of ' the show
which appeared on KBES-TV.
Les Bush, student bodv Drcsi-
; dent,, accepted the check on be-
nail ot tne student body.
Spelling coach for the school's
team was Raymond Lewis.
The award was the result of
last year's competition. The
presentation was made at a pep
rally attended by the student
body recently.
Railways Finally
Olcey VVristwafches
NEW YORK CUPD-Seven of
the nation's major railroads
have granted approval and
"railroad certification" for the
first time in history to a wrist
watch.
The watch Is the Accutron
electric timepiece made by Bu
lova Watch Co. and will be used
by conductors and trainmen
who for decades have been us
ing heavy, gold turnip-like pock
et watches. ;
Fast Fashion
Advertised Prices
Effective Wednssdiy
Thru Sunday
November 7, 8, 9nd 10
We reserve the right to refuse
tales to commercial establish-menll.
if
try ITTI "flTeVltiM
F-a-s-t fashion! Holiday skim
mer Is a joy to wear in souffle
light wool, tissue faille. Simply
a matter of a few seams, zipper,
facings.
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Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. Size 16 re
quires 3 yards 39-inch fabric.
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