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Mulches Stop
Flow of Water
Bonneville Power A d m in istra tio n
has announced that only one o f (he
seven m a jo r power storage rese r­
voirs of (tie fed eral Colum bia R ive r
Pow er System has assured r e fill
d u rin g the sp rin g ru n o ff this year
Rased on the latest forecast of
w a te r conditions in the basin.
F ra n k lin D Roosevelt Lake, the
rese rvoir behind G rand Coulee
Dam . is the only la rge power
storage re se rvo ir that has a high
p ro b a b ility of fillin g . B P A Pow er
M anager B ernard G oldham m er,
said
Hungry Horse R eservoir, located
on South F o rk F lathead R ive r in
western M ontana, for exam ple, has
only a 30 percent of fillin g to w ith in
six teet of its fu ll elevation Under
adverse conditions the re se rv o ir
could lack as m uch as 30 feet o f its
fu ll elevation
He said the federal Colum bia
R ive r Power System continues “ to
squeak th ro u g h " in m eeting its
power loads at the present tim e
Shrubs g ro w in g in beds covered
w ith barkdust m ulches m a y be in
' (tehger o f dying fro m la ck of w a te r
warns W ilb u r W B u rk lia rt. area
extension agent B arkd ust m ulches
are applied to reduce weed g ro w th
and
prevent
m o istu re
losses
through evaporation
B arkdust w ill fo rm a h a rd cake
a fte r n e a rly a yea r in the sam e
position. The cake acts the sam e
way as tha tch on a la w n by c re a tin g
a w a te rp ro o f la y e r that m a y appear
to tie wet on top but does not a llo w
the w a te r to reach the soil below
B u rk h a rt recom m ends using a
rake or lig h t tille r to s tir the
barkdust and create a loose onen
condition that w ill allow w a te r to
penetrate in to the soil and supply
m oistu re to shrubs contained in the
m ulched beds
The black and w h ite pandas that
resem ble teddy bears a re na tives of
China
P olice issued 33.000 tic k e ts last
yea r fo r ille g a lly p a rked cars
around the Pentagon B u ild in g in
W ashington
Apples, Pears
Due Spray Now
Grand Coulee O nly Storage
Reservoir Assured To Fill
T H U R SD A Y , J U N E H , 1973
He pointed out that the N ational
W eather S ervice’s R ive r Forecast
Center record shows that only about
17.96 inches o f p re cip ita tio n was
recorded in the H ungry Horse
drainage area from Septem ber
through A p ril this year, about 76
percent of the 1953-67 average
Lilhia Park Scene of
Graduation for SOC
Info Available
L ith ia P a rk in Ashland was the
The second cove r spra y to contrd, Retting fo r com m encem ent e xe rcis­
es fo r the Class o f ’73. Southern
cod lin g m oths to prevent w o rm y
W ater released fro m H ungry
Oregon College S aturday m orn ing .
apples and pears should be* applied
Horse D am is used at 19 other
M ay 26
now, advises Don Coin W alrod,
p ro je cts in the C olum bia R iv e r sys­
Am ong the graduates rece ivin g
extension agent.
tem and this increases the down
degrees was Ju d i H orn, daughter of
To
con
tro
l
cod
lin
g
m
oths
in
a
p
­
stream p rim e new er supply
M r and M rs B ill J. Horn of
ples. Oregon S tate U n iv e rs ity en-
The less than n o rm a l p re c ip i­
tolom ogists suggests, guthion. im i- Vernonia. She received her Bache­
tatio n throughout the C olum bia
lo r ’s Degree in general studies at
dan, diazanon. zolone o r ch lo r
Basin this past w in te r com bined
the rite s
phenam idine I f m ites a re a prob
w ith less than a n tic ip a te d genera
le m , K elthane. Tedion o r O m ite
tion fro m the C e n tra lia co a l-fire d
should he added
ste a in p la n t has brought re se rvo irs
F o r pears, gu thio n, chlorphena-
to th e ir lowest levels in years
nndine. and zolone a re p re fe rre d
R e servo irs in volve d a re G rand
m a te ria ls in tha t they c o n tro l both
Coulee. H ungry Horse. M ica . Dun
cod lin g m oth and pear Dsvlla If
Jam es P roehl, son of M r and
can. A rro w Lakes. L ib b y and
m ites a re a p ro blem . Tedion o r K el-
M rs D a rro ld P roehl, was nam ed to
Dw orshak
thane can be added but O m ite
the Dakota State College. M adison.
The draw dow n at G rand Coulee,
should not be used on pears, ca u ­ S.D., dean's honor lis t at the end of
lo r exam ple, is the second lowest on
tions W alrod
the s p rin g sem ester
reco rd fo r opera tiona l purposes
F ung icides to con tro l apple and
Jam es is a 1971 V ernonia High
D uly when the re s e rv o ir was dra w n
pear scab o r m ildew should be
School g ra d u a te and is now a social
down fo r con stru ction o f the T h ird
included in th is spra y p ro gra m
science non-teaching m a jo r at DSC
Powerhouse co ffe rd a m in 1969 and
when needed The se v e rity of scab
fo r the fillin g o f the John D ay pool in
and m ildew va rie s w ith va rie tie s
1968 has it reached a lo w er ele
planted, w e athe r conditions, and
vation.
p la n tin g locations.
O nly in the e xtre m e upper Snake
W alrod urges caution in using a ll
R iv e r basin has p re c ip ita tio n been
pesticides and urges that e ffo rts he
above n o rm a l th is ye a r w ith the
m ade to pre ven t in secticid e d r ift to
reco rdin g station at P ocatello. Ida
Oregon College of E du catio n at
pla n ts on w h ich bees are fo ra g in g
ho. show ing 134 percent o f the 1953
M onm outh gra nted 861 degrees in
A d d itio n a l d e ta ils about fu ll spray
s ix categories at com m encem ent
67 average Even at that level,
schedules can be obtained by con
F rid a y . June 8
to ta l p re c ip ita tio n is on ly 9 05 in ­
ta ctin g Oregon county extension
ches. w hereas 41.21 inches (74
Am ong those ea rn in g degrees is
agents.
percent o f ave ra g e ) fe ll at G la c ie r
D arlene M a rie P a rro w of Vernonia,
in the Upper C olum bia d ra in a g e in
IT P A Y S TO R E A D T H E AD S I
w h o received he r B achelor of
B ritis h C olum bia
Science in education
M a jo r item s o f hom e fu rn ish in g s
not only cost a considerable am ount
of m oney, but they tend to be
around a home fo r q u ite a w h ile It is
not s u rp ris in g that consum ers are
concerned about m a kin g the best
purchasing decisions possible, says
C arol A A shley, C olum bia County
extension home econom ist.
A new w ay o f p ro v id in g help to
those who are shopping fo r home
fu rn ish in g s is in the test stage at
Oregon State U n iv e rs ity . F ive
"C onsu m er P o rtfo lio s " have been
assem bled to p ro vid e shopping
guidelines, plus fa ctu a l in fo rm a tio n
on m a te ria ls and con stru ction ,
care, and bu ym an ship techniques
The home fu rn ish in g s item s c o ­
vered are rugs and carpets, resi
lie n t flo o r cove rin gs such as lin o ­
leum and v in y l, upholstered and
wood fu rn itu re and w indow tre a t­
m ents of a ll kinds.
A ccord in g to M rs. Ashley a
lim ite d nu m be r of p o rtfo lio s are
a v a ila b le to consum ers who are in
the m a rke t now fo r one o r m ore of
these home fu rn ish in g s item s
In re tu rn fo r being given a port
fo lio fre e of charge, each consum er
w ill be expected to re tu rn an
eva lu a tio n fo rm w ith in one m onth
g iv in g an opinion on the usefulness
of each of the p u b lica tio n s included
in the p o rtfo lio . On the basis of these
eva lu ation s, the OSU extension se r­
vice w ill decide w h ethe r to m ake
the p o rtfo lio s a v a ila b le on a con­
tin u in g basis.
Dean's List at Dakota
State Notes VHS Grad
Bachelor of Science
Degree Earned at OCE
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A COAST G U A R D Reservist Interviews the plant superintendent
at a Portland factory. By gathering Information on potential
such as fa r 11 Kirs which handle oil or other hazardous Hub­
by compiling other shoreline data, the Reservists are
forming a contingency plan to he need in case of apllls along the
Oregon and Washington coasts and on the Columbia and WUla-
Coast Guard
Reservists
M a k e Study
GI Bill Use Sets
Record for 1972
Veterans in school under the cur
rent G .I. B ill sent A p ril e n rollm en ts
soaring to a reco rd 1.4 m illio n —the
m ost in n e a rly 22 yea rs, the V e t­
A ii in te nsive m onth-long pro je ct
erans A d m in is tra tio n reported
to fo rm a contingency plan in case
N oting en ro llm e n ts rose 12 per
of w a te r p o llu tion along the O rego n/
cent over a year ago. A d m in is tra to r
W e T r a m M e n t o W o r k A»
W ashington coasts and on the Co­
lu m b ia and W illa m e tte R ivers be Donald E Johnson pointed out “ The
last
tim
e
p
a
rtic
ip
a
tio
n
was
high
er
gan June 2 when alm ost 40 Coast
G uard R e servists le ft the P o rtla n d was when 1,433 m illio n veterans
B U Y E R S
Coast G ua rd Station fo r shoreline tra in e d under the o rig in a l G .I B ill
If y o u h a v e t o m e liv e s to c k
in
D
ecem
ber
1951
”
areas
e x p e r ie n c e w e w i l l T ram y o u
Johnson
said
that
although
The m en w ere the firs t o f two
To b u y
c a t t le ,
sheep
and
A p r il’s 1.4 m illio n e n ro llm e n t was
hogs
groups of Coast G ua rd R eservists
^ o r a lo c a l i n t e r v ie w , w r i t e
the highest under the c u rre n t G .I
who w ill spend th e ir annual tw o-
B ill. 1,367 m illio n veterans tra in e d
to d a y w i t h y o u r b a c k g r o u n d
weeks a c tiv e du ty conducting a
In c lu d e y o u r c o m p le t e a d ­
in M arch , also a su b sta n tia l num
fie ld survey fo r the contingency
d re s s a n d p h o n e n u m b e r
her
plan The second gro up w ill begin
A p ril sta tistics also reve al 14 per
the second and fin a l segment of the
cent increases above a ye a r ago
p ro je ct on June 16
2 E a st G r e g o r y B lv d .
levels in both on-job tra in in g and
The re se rvists w ill cove r about
Suite 307 - 308
education
study
below
college
level
1200 m ile s of coast lin e to note the
Kansas City, M e. 64114
O n-job tra in in g stood at lit) .000. up
ty p e of te rra in , de te rm in e the best
(vaiAM f Lself/e
^■•wi/w.4 Angara
fro m 96,000, w h ile below college
acoess roads to shoreline areas,
tra
in
in
g
rose
to
446.000
fro
m
390,000
locate and catalogue sources of
equipm ent needed to fig h t an o il
s p ill, d e te rm in e areas p a rtic u la rly
vu ln e ra b le to s p ill dam age (such as
p a rk s ), note p o te n tia l po llu tion
sources and co m p ile a lis tin g of
agencies and persons in local areas
w hich should be n o tifie d when a
s p ill occurs.
A ccord in g to C aptain R ich a rd
y i, m . \ ,
M a lm , cap tain o f the P ort of
L
P o rtla n d and the or. scene ro o rd ln a
to r of Coast G ua rd operations in
case of a p o llu tio n incident a n y ­
where fro m the C a lifo rn ia b o rde r to
P oint G re n v ille . W ashington, “ T his
contingency plan w ill p ro vid e the
Coast G ua rd and oth er agencies
w ith a new and va lu a b le tool in
m a kin g an im m e d ia te and e ffe ctive
response to p o llu tio n incidents
“ T hrou gh assistance fro m local
residents who have helped us g re a t­
ly by re p o rtin g p o llu tio n sightings,
the re g u la r po llu tio n p a tro ls con
ducted by Coast
G uard
units
throughout the O re g o n /W a s h in g
ton area and the a e ria l su rve illa n ce
flig h ts conducted by Coast G uard
Complete with deluxe
a ir c r a ft fro m A s to ria , we are
ra p id ly m oving ahead in our e ffo rt
Carrying Case!
to locate and insure the clean-up of
any p o llu tio n incident
“ The p rim a ry advantage of the
local contingency plans is th a t it
w ill d ra s tic a lly reduce the tim e
lncludinfl
Bai and Cham
needed to respond to a s p ill and
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