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—
Culture Vaccine
PP Fete
Suggeste For Chickens
Tissue
Th Poultry
of
tee
the
Disease Commit- at the
meeting that
Orego
council
has propose
Orego Department of
ture permit the use of
sure
culture
vaccine
of the
the
immuni
{secure
permit
a
from
the
de-
pre partment.
diseas in
The
committee
depart
Meee
requeste the
inves
wi the
to
of t
th
AND
Klamath
NEWS,
Falls,
Tuesd
Orego
March
PAGE—13)
30, 1965
=
Lead
Several
Klamath
members will
ALTURAS—Over 10 4-H lead-|
ers.and guests were honored in
Alturas at the annual 4-H Lead-
Dinner given by the Pacific
ers
Power
Light
and
Compa
luct has not yet been well
tablished in this species.
lowever,
product
any very
Dr. Glenn
Measur
reporte
problems.
serious
larg gathering Guest of
All
Bob
B Rea, state vet-
erinarian,
Orego Department
of Agriculture, said the use of
W
has
|
matt
ll through price
While
ments,
is aimed
by
margin be by
program,
-
rates
paut
support pay-| at encouragin
of the loans
s|\widen
the
ine
vary by counties, rates of the| returns for
price-support payments are the nonparticipators
er
|planne by the department un- same throughout the country.
the
der the direction of
payme porti
C
Loans and purchases for the
based on
price-
aver-
Miller, department head and 196
will
reflect
the na.|
crop
age yields—which for 1965 re-
is open to all 4-H beef shee
tional
rate of 80 cents flect
average
highe yields in recent
|
swine club memb and
per bushel for barley (except \years—increases
the advantag
leaders explains Francis F. eligible
barley produce under to participators, officials have
Skinner, Klamath Count
ex-| fh malting barley
tension agent.
fo r which the rate will b
~
Partici
n
.
;
‘4-H
exemt
that,
TULELAKE
STA
ALL
Power
by Pacific
&
HONORED
Ligh Company,
At the
1
—
ager,
4-H
work
after
the
annual 4-H
recent
H leaders
St
over
honor being Modoc Counties two
both of Tulelake. Shown above, Isft
Bob Carman, Carol Jackson and Robert
guests of
Carman,
w:
*
Leaders Dinner, given
in attendance with the
Carol Jackson and Bob
havin
portunit
right, are Norval Eastin PP&a man-
Savag county 4-H advis discussin
to
dinner.
to
inspe
a Fy
Feb.
of the
remainder
of the field
day will feature lectures em-
phasizin nutrition and gene-
tics, he said. OSU faculty mem-
bers will use animals from the,
Small
Animals
Laborator to
illustrate
lessons
in
both
The
pa
-
acrea a
op-
OSU& beef
shee and swine herds.
REVI
t
lead
I
Partici
general Wilson
of the day will
Part
be|
per bushel),
feed grai producer will
farmers will be able to pu all
where club members will
learn ‘of their 1965 crop of barley un- ticipat in the program. by re-
the
about
management
practices, der the price-support program. ducing their acreage of the crop
by at least 20 per cent of the
equipment and research
pro-
farm& base
grams at Oreg State, he not-
4-H NEWS
voting such acreage to
ed, in addition to
an
spent in the OSU animal barns
in 4H
work. She told the
“4-H
has
meant
much
than
from
more
money
chickens has
vaccine
in
tissue
How
is the scale projects to me. Through 4H I
accurate
been widely
and that weigh your purchase at have learned to fulfill a job af-
researched
effective
and ef- the grocery store and the pump ter it is started and to live
proven highly
up|
ficient.
throug which your gasolin en- to the expectations of others.”
Tissue vaccine is made from: ters your
automobile?
She also emphasize the impo
The Orego Department of ance of
the culture of tissue media as
leadershi learned in
oppos to recovery organisms Agriculture& weights and mea- 4-H and stressed the
common
sures
made 1,19 checks bond
from diseased birds. It is live
men
of 4-H
throughout the
vaccine but the process used in of scales service station pumps world for all members.
mete
and
in
Klamath Coun-
has
climinated
its productio
Bob Carman is a member of
the potentia of spreadin the ty in 196 to determine
accu-
Cascade 4-H and is a junior
Tate
disease through its use.
measurement.
it Tulelake
Hig He told the
The other
Durin the checks the inspec
live
vaccine
that h is in his seventh
pres-
ently in use poses the danger tors condemned 2 scales gas- year of 4-H at Tulelake and is
disease
of the
spreadin from oline pumps and mieters. How- th third generation of his fam-
rechecked aft-
birds on which it has been used ever, these were
ily to
i in the 4H pro.
and from the premises where er repairs had been made and
gram “From the wonderful
of
assurance
the vaccine was used for a pe- the state seal is
experience I have had with 4-H
riod of from two to four weeks, their
accuracy.
and the things of value I have
The inspection
included 27 been
The department
am
now
sure
that
\, mall scales which were main- I will taught,
want m children to even-
and grocery scales;
tually be the fourth
in the 400
1,15
poun of our family working gener
in 4-
class which are principall por- A total of 16
years of service
1 was the meeting date|
North
Klamath
Livestock,
Club which met at the hom of!
Joe Leonard. Harold Bown was
visitor at this meeting Mrs.
a
Negu gave
ficer’s
ics
a
report
Meeting
diversion
qualify
payment
for
payment
call
Grow
top in the feed
stitu
advance
as
the price
and
the Of-
on
W
es
suggest
Beef and
and
enrollment
were
B su
prove conservin use.
participation farmers
loans
who
earn
a
well
as
-
suppor
and
are
pur-
interest
grain program’s sub-
provisions (as between
era
wheat and feed
or
cards
were
The lesson on genetic and
barley
out. Reports on diseases the malting
reflect the increasin (beef and sheep
were
as-
8
emphasi on science in 4-H Club} signe
comments
projects
halters are to be made
Monroe, OSU state 4H ex-
tensi agent, as well as_the| jin April, and continui devel-
number of 4-H heef lopmen of a community
increasin
emphasi
project
HAPPY
APPLE
TARTS
and she breedin projects.
MERRILL
GRUNTERS
are all on the agend for the
All
Mrs. Wallace Britton, Merrill,
instruction
The Happ Appl Tarts Foods}
durin t he| future.
and Clothing Club met at the|! leader of this activ swine] field day will be presente on,
two age levels, Monroe reports.
home
of
their
‘65 GMG
leader, Mrs.
table platform and
Memb met at the Merrill Classes will b held for club] GRUBSTAKE
when it comes to a
hanging] in the club work ha been giv
Frank
Ganon on March 12 Recreation Hall
NEW
YORK
(‘JPI)—Chemi-
Only
scales; 27 warehouse and abat- en by the Carmen
members age
1 and
Feb,
on
truck, see Bob or
family to 4-H
'| Buck was a visitor at the
cal companies will put up a
Stock
Immediate Del.
toir
scales
in the
1.160
to accordin to family
Mrs.
Fairfield
w
Doroth
s| for those 1 and older.
figures
Trucks
Juck
Mrs, Ganon gave a
meeting.
million grubstak this year
7,500
‘All Klamath
pound class; 12 stock,
a visitor at this meeting
4H Club
how to gath
hunt for
on
lo
of
new
their
business!
sources
are
Wheat i a good poultr feed
vehicle
and
A short business meetin was| members
scales
in
hopp
enroll
6
Tock potash,
held and record and project she or swine project
—but combinin it with c orn\”
weighin from 7,50 pound up-
andi
Inc,
Jil Eccles,
an similar inorgani raw ma-
549 gasoline pumps and
books and material was hand- their club leaders are eligibl
makes it even better.
News Reporter
7th & Klamath TU 4-4154
according to Chemical
13 meters.
out to all members in the to attend Francis Skinner point-
Results of wheat feedin tri-
Statewide
ed out. Those wishin to at-
inspectio figure
aol
als at Orego State Universit
BUSY BAKERETTES
for 198 showed a total of 37,-
where| tend but who have not yet
‘ith & Kiem,
Ph.
was
One of
easiest and most! show that complete
The Bus Bakerettes met at|to locate 4H
68 inspectio made by the
made arrangements for
anim
_replac
effective
for a fermer to ment of
memb should contact him
measures.
men.
We welcomed a
weight and
with
wheat in the Bonanza School. Activities)
corn
commit
is to pick up a
included the choosin of a com-|to our club, Polly Fairfield.
county extension
present
da poultry rations mittee to
of
aluminum
irrigation
secti
figure out a commu-|
Karen
Fairfield,
Pip hold it vertically, and|* will result in some decrease nity project. Mrs. Ruth Rice
|PROVIDES BIRD HOUSES
in overall performance. The re-
walk under a power line,
gave a demonstration on how to
Available Now A
THETFORD, England (UPI)
Aluminum is an excellent cone! search is reported in the fall is- make a pie Mrs. Drew made!
MALIN
BEEF
—The Forestry Commission has|
to show
to the Easy
ductor of electricity, points out|sue
‘The Malin Beef Club, led b
of
Oregon
into
the
home building
gone
Meals Grou who make muffins| Clark, met at
Marvin Shearer extension
Com- business here:
irri-
Progress,
bird)
the
published
OS
by
up
CO.
AN
their
s
Mrs.
gation specialist at Orego State
project.
Willis|munity Hall o
10 Mr, boxes to
replace the natural
3 Locations To Serve You
made some raw
University. Each year, several Agricultural Experiment St
vegetable|Jack
(testin place which have dis-
snacks for the other group.
Klamath
|
Charles Dobry Jr.,
heagilines from dif-| tion.
Falls...
5
Tuloleke
newspaper
peared during a drive to cut
ferent parts of the nation tell
mun
1587
8
Accordi to Georg Araco At the end of February the| Visitors.
down
and
hollow
dell wo, en
dangerou
Biore
Farm
New
members
toured
local
a
meat
‘group
mar-|.
OSU
CALL TU 4-9776
MAKES
tree:
ALL
REPAIRED
poultr
scientist, some
the club.
ket
in
Bonanz
at
next|
and
the
corn
shoul
be fed with the
aluminum irrigation pipe
an
Naxt to Jehn Deore
Now at
Merrill-Lekeview
Jet.
how
two peopl
brought/gave &
wheat to improve growth
of meeting
L
cookies and a thank you letier|{0 make a rope halter.
This typ of deadl accident! broilers. This
b done b
can
The next
will be held
|is absolutel unnecessary, ac-! feedin equa parts of wheat was written which Mrs. Drew|
=
10
at
“2
the Malin Comu-
oe
delivered to the
of the
to Shearer,
owner
and corn through the
Standard operati procedure period, or by using a corn
fin-| meat market.
McCaffery,
Kathy Rice,
for
moving Irrigation) ishin ration for the last few
anyone
News Reporter
News Reporter.
pipe should include the cardinal] weeks, Either of these two meth-
rule, “always hold the pip hori- ods increases carcas pigmen
NORTH KLAMATH
CLICKING NEEDLES
zontal
and
watch
out
for! tation, which is also a prob
or
LIVESTOCK
CLUB
overhead
electrical
A specia meetin
lem with wheat-fed broilers.
held
power
was
Jeff Hagelstei
host to
was
selection of SURPLUS Metal
lines,”
The broiler study show a on grooming and changin your| members of the North Klamath
je for
low-cost
build-
Water and
electricity are a jslgnificant decrease in
Mrs.
personality at the home
Livestock Club at his home on
body
dangerou combination anytime weight poorer feed conversion Dale Jefferson, leader of the!
March 10 Mr. and Mrs. Hag
Shearer. Never set sprit
warns
and less shank pigmentation in| Clicking Needles.
elstein and Glenda Buchanan
that
water
hits
so
power
fed ‘wheat
compar All the members continu were visitors. Roll was called
from collect-
water
to those fed corn.
However, the knitting on their projects i and the
salute
partici
Combin
Cor Ma
cbunl
REMEMBER!
-
me
ee
|
-
areas,
fill
Ro
~|
4-H
Activities
|i
Go Fee
Caution
JUCKE
var iron
demon
Urge
;
h e
no
pon
offie
-
Ne Report
VALLE PUM
h el
MeCa Ty Su s
PUMPI SERVI
we ste
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demons
—
Chea
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COOPERATIVE
pulli
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reeli
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torage
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984-5141
Ph.
are
Co,
Buliding
el
ing
I the
a
ne
‘our
pump and
a
pany,
he
Be
pump.
electrical
properl
have them
for safety,
884-333
or
How to control
potato wireworms
without
acrop residue.
broil
Jes
Be
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St
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cordi
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Contr Potat Wirewor
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PACIFIC
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EQUIPMENT
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on
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in
nutrition
—
i
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-
eight
spent
Pricse
Co
‘N
Carol
Jackson and
Carman of Tulelake. Carol,
is a
senior
at
Tulelake
guests
4-H
Oregon Agricultural
first
‘
Stars,”
N
Test Mad
see
animal
projects
The event
sponsore by the
OSU
Cooperative
Extensio
|Service and animal science de-
partment. The program was
honor
Modoc County& two
-
tw
re-
represented
poultry.
[wer
usin thi
Growers who participate in
Rates for the pric
suppor
the 1965 feed
grain
_progra payment have been set at 1
quaiity for price cents per bushel for barley The
their 1965 crop of
on
payment will be
thereb
al
support
barley, Earl Wilson, chairman, made on t le Normal
Stabilizatio and ‘o the
lanted to the
science
‘Conservation
Commit- grain in
hand
announc
tee, has
assured no
what disposi
when they attend the OSU 4-H
‘A for the past
years, tion is made of the crop.
beef, shee and swin field day
for the crop
will
b
The
at the
Corvallis campus Satur- support
larger price
suppor
made’
available
partly
through|
for
196
10).
da (April 3 April
loans and purchase and part with the 196
Universit
research
lik
“started”
es-
Orego turkey
some
have been
and have not
Participants
Qualify For Price Aid
Count
Club
State
ntly.
Ana
Grain
Feed
Schedul
the
a of turkey flocks
tissue:
Norval
Eastin,
of
manager
meeting of the committee with vaccine. Dr. Rea said records.
PP&a told the leaders ‘The
representatives of the depart would be kep and
statistics organization of 4-H
depend on
ment of agriculture and Orego compiled
you leader and
(PP&am
we
State
in
University
the
resolution passe by
to give you recognitio for
Agriculture building, Salem.
\th
committee
directed the de- the
many hours spent in teach.
to hold a hearing to ing the
The restriction
would not
ap-|
young people,”
ply to turkeys because the ef determine feasibility of setting) Nine of the 10
clubs in Modoc
on,
import
ficacy of the tissue culture pro- u
regulations
Count were
at the|
producer
OS 4-
Fiel D
Banq
A
of vaccine used in
ition for Newcastl dis-
e
k
regardl
typ
Ac
and’
the
ed virus.
vaccine
for
vention of Newcastle
chickens.
‘This
made to
Poultr
th
|HERALD
sure|
grounde
and
your
power
sugges
com-
layer
tween
inspected regularly and
b
showed no signifie
in eg production be- June
studies
system ‘difference
corn,
News
of both,
Hens fed wheat ate a little
feed, which meant
more
more
feed require per doze eggs.
Feeding
KNOW A GCOD DBAL
WHE You SE IT?
wheat
fed
combination
a
Prepa for Sprin
“ida Hall,
wheat
more
also
de-
The
appearance
the wheat fed
af the yolk from
hens is not objectionable,
cording to
H points
ac-|
RIDERS
meeting
Riders was
Phantom
creased egg size and yolk col- the Woodard&#
oring. However, the
Henle
called
of the
held at
Clubhouse
in the
Shakey’
gave
a
Jep
o
The
at 7
p.m.
on
April
14
Joe Leonard,
News Reporter.
meeting was
b acting pres-
salute was given by Gail
ris, Officers
were
elected
Arscott.
Burris
ringworm, etc.
[p 7 he rot, next grubs
meeting will be at|
The
area,
to order
Linda Woodard,
ident
Betty
she diseases an Bob Bu-
chanan gave his report
cate
tle diseases includin bloat
‘on
first
given
Angi
Bonotto.
Reporter
PHANTOM
was
flag
Hagelstein and
Fair, by Jeff
g
3S
fs
=.
fla
s
KENTUCKY COAL
a
out that if wheat is
HARLAN, Ky. (UPI)
follows:
Linda Woodard
Ken-
to be the only grain used in
bil-
try rations, its pric must dent; Donna Morris, vic Pres tucky produced its three
Gail Young, secretary- Vonth ton of coal durin Janu:
reflect the differente in
feed dent;
1965 Harlan
Count pro-
efficiency between wheat and treasurer; Gail Morris, news| ary,
and duced about one-sixth of this
OSU
trials
show that an reporter and song
corn.
Tr
—
-
lead
all-wheat
9
ration
cent
per
as
ration.
wheat diet
For
corn
efficient.
ton
TH DODG BCY Prolkc
Your TRUCK TWICE AS LONG
ae
nit
bocaberddigad
ODL
6169
Tee,
rissa,
ha
*.
Service
Standa
310 fo,
ate
Still Counts”
Thomas
per
a
cent
as
combina-
and
corn
as
corn
i
a
new
H
v
Bray and Fred
club,
Schell
total
horse club, led
assisted by
McLauch-
Lero
the second meeting of the
Schell
Mrs,
showma
gave
A flag
a
alone. At present, it appears
that the price of feed wheat
compares quite favorably with
on
that of
leader of the Dairy Roug
corn.
discussed
.
for
On Feb,
Visited
1
talk
was
club,
Ralp Crawford,
Rid.
Irrigati
Speciali
Let Us Plan Your
System Now!
FRE
oa
ESTIMATES
the club
the care,
and gave
poultry feedin ers,
be ob- a talk on
report
trimming,
may
from the Department of and shoein of a horse.
Gall Morris,
Poultry Sciences, Orego Stat
News Reporter.
University, Corvallis.
BUTOXO
.
Kern
734 So. 6th
$64.41
by CHIPMAN
button u th broadle wee in alfalf
away
5
10)
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efficient
This
tained
_Tesmuanas_
waneaery
a
Schell call captain
‘Tim
by
research
SS
bata?
was
Copies of the
AND TwiCe AS FAR ASANYBCDY
ELSE! WH SglrLs FOR LeSS
eet or
was
However,
parts
equ
of
wheat
for
broilers is
efficient
a
as
layers the
att
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CHEMICALS
YOUR SPRAY CENTER
See E
Jones Glen H
Tul
ee
ie
Sr aa
That& because Diazinon does not persist
the soil. So traces of it won’ t exceed tol-
established by health officials. And
you won’t have to be concerned about the
in
erances
of your crap bein rejecte be-
of insecticide residue. Not if you use
Diazinon.
You&# ge outstandin control of wire-
possibility
SER ¢:4:
or
None Green
mak
a
including resistant strains, if you
soil applicatio prio r to plantin
available in
Diazinon
cide-on. You can broadcast Diazinon either
ular OF as
p it on in
spray, or
combination with fertilizer prior to plant
ing Or you can put.iton asa band applica
tion
as
yo
pli
Plan to
worm
lant:
use
contro
Diazingn for effectiv wire-
this season and you& solve
the residue problem
Your suppl ier can
on
a
tion
you
order
for Diazino inf
Test conducted in U.S.
Publi¢ Health Servic laboratories prove it,
Thes tests show that Diazinon is 30-40
wireworms,
toxic for you to handle than some.
of the other potata wireworm insecticides.
times less
the same time.
giv you al the detall
Diaginon when you order the formulas
your beed
tato
number of for-
as gr
ino into
pieces. Disc or harrow the Diaz-
the top six inches or more of soil.
And Diazinon is less toxic to handle than
other Insecticides recommend for po-
a
mulations; i iquid wettable powder and
meansitwillworkinallstand-
granular. This
ar equipmen an fit any program you de-
cause
worms,
Contr “Dock Milkwe Annu Broadl Wee
S u fo s Applica x Equip to Re +r Butoxo
OREGON AG
You won& have to b concerne abio in-
secticide residue contaminatif your po-
tatoes if you use Diazinan® insecticide to
control wireworms.
need Or, when you plac your
A
of Geig
River Road
isu ea a, Don
Ard ee Yo o
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Caren
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