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■ Commercial farmers and garden
ers frequently complain that prob
lems of insects and diseases are
becoming more numerous, making
the production of plants and ani
mals more and more difficult.
W hether they are serious or joking,
this analysis of the situation is
actually true.
‘ A good point in example occur
red a couple weeks ago when
Oernonia Eagle
THURSDAY, JULY 26. 1962
C O A S T -T O -C O A S T STORKS
By DON COIN WALROD
County Extension Agent
AROUND THE FARM
UTILITY PAN
uu»«te"í«s»
VERNO NIA , ORE.
T < T L U Ä 1 X TAK i M.IT> — « C U i A f H.4 -T A i< U L H > —
Archie Newbold, St. Helens, re
ported having difficulty w ith his
garden peas. Upon examination,
we found them infested with a
very small weevil. Entomologists
at Oregon State University identi
fied them as larvae of the pea leaf
weevil.
Long know in Europe as a pest
of legumes, the pea leaf weevil
was first found in North America
in 1936 on the southern tip of
Vancouver Island, British Colum
bia. By 1940, the insect had moved
to the adjacent San Ju a n Islands
of Washington. In 1942 it was
WRENCH SET,
BROOM
Set
O w o lity
of
g ra d u a te d
strength, d u ra b ility .
fe r
» -.< r lT S
S’
Heavy guage gal
vanized pan with
smooth rolled edg
es and corrugated
bottom.
16 inch
diameter, 4 inches
deep.
cern broom
Five tew ed t e e m »
.em m w . m e » . i : n
found on the mainland. A fter pro
gressing southward at an average
rate of 15 miles per year, the wee
vil reached the Eugene area of
Oregon.
A pparently natural conditions
of
tim ber - covered
mountain
ranges have tended to confine the
insect to the valley areas of south
western British Columbia and
W estern Washington and W estern
Oregon.
Pathologists in the OSU plant
clinic report that the trouble was
caused by a fungus and that was
the first time that the particular
fungus had been found on the Can
by variety. The pathologists felt
that the unusually wet cool spring
4
wrenches tre a te d fo r J
eatre »trengtl*
A PRIVILEGE
had a great deal to do w ith the
development of the disease.
Fortunately, control in this case
is not very difficult. An appli
cation of lime-sulfur, mixed 1 to 10
about December 1 and a second
spray just before the new growth
starts—probably the latter part
of March, is recommended.
Red raspberry problems have
been rather numerous this year.
Again the type of spring we had
probably had a great deal to do
w ith it. As a result of the com
plaints that have come in, we have
discovered that many folks have
omitted this dormant lime-sulfur
spray. While we may get by some
years, these sprays are pretty im
Large and
Full of Juice
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Standard Dairy Products
COTTAGE CHEESE............ Pi. 4 ) g c
ORANGE DRINK....... Hall Gal.
ORANGE DRINK
TOILET TISSUE
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12
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M -D -
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For
Rolls
Libby’s
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BEEF STEW
CATSUP
WESSON OIL
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Standby
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39C
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Eat Better—Buy More— Spend Lee*—When You Shop Here!
H A 9-6341
D e liv e rie s 3:00 P .M .
V e rn o n ia
sill
cock
newable
fiber
disc.
up 17 percent and carpet wool up
7 percent.
Imports of dutiable raw wool
during the first quarter of this
year were substantially above
those of a year earlier. Because
wool is considered a strategic m a
terial for our nation, Incentive pay
ments are made to wool growers
as a means of encouraging greater
production. Funds used in making
these incentive payments are de
rived from import duties charged
against foreign wool coming into
the nation.
Wool growers participating in
this incentive program will reosive
checks from the ASCS office this
week.
Dubuque Picnics
W eighs 3-Lbs. —
EACH ....................
Pure Cane
25 $2
brass
CANNED HAMS
$ |8 5
SUGAR
For
All
or lawn faucet. Re
CURL’S GROCERY— W here Your Dollar B uys
More. Air Conditioned for your com fort while
shopping at our Store. W e strive to please.
C and H
Enjoy Farm -Fresh Fruits and V egetables from Curl’s
The Produce Center of Vernonia
LAWN FAUCET
AN D A PL E A SU R E TO U V E IN VERNO NIA
portant to continued success. Lime
sulfur is one of our easier sprays
to apply and it ie not very costly,
either.
Market reports indicate that
wool sales last week amounted to
175,000 pounds of graded medium
wool at 52 cents, on a grease basis,
w ith common and braid grades at
45 cents. In addition, about 50,000
pounds of mixed lamb and ewe
wool was contracted at 45 cents
for August delivery in Portland.
Dsmestic consumption of wool
during thef irst three months of
1962 was about 140 million pounds
compared to 123 million pounds
during the same period a year
ago. The use of apparel wool was
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CANTALOUPES
LEMONS
GREEN PEPPERS
CARROTS l-l.
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For A ll Faucets
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SALAD DRESSING
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COTTAGE FLOUR 10
El Paseo Lunch 'N Mix
Giant 21-oz. Jar
Nabisco
1-Lb. Pkg....
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Best Foods
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Lbs.
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