Wildlife Safari Reports Record Cheetah Litters and Visitor Interest
Visitors may drive through the park to view animals including Cheetahs in a breeding area. The park announced two cheetah litters totaling 10 cubs, a record for the Safari. The site features Asian Shikari and Africa Saiari sections with species such as oryx, addax, Bengal tigers, white fallow deer, and more. Public support from local business leaders helped boost attendance toward a successful season. Open days vary by season and location details are provided for access.
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Wildlife Safari
Melaly
Cassar
George
Camel
Riley
Winston and Rosetery
Chamber of Commerce
Local Club Adds New Members and Plans May Seminar
The Alien Weekly notes sworn-in members Kay Jones and Jones Mechett along with Mark Cole Mark Zink and George Lighter. A Bedr ch and Rescue seminar is planned for mid May at Camp Rileya in eastern Oregon. Jack Cole elected as temporary board member Betty Eidan appointed communications officer Russell James training officer Frank James map and compass officer Steve James with Mark Zink as assistant.
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Coquille
Dee Nee
Bedrch and Rescue
Camp Rileya
Jung
Oregon
Jack Cole
Betty Eidan
Russell James
Frank James
Steve James
Mark Zink
Amd
Frank
Bridge Mews Community News and Events
Mrs Coffman has hip surgery at Sacred Heart Hospital and is to return for a post operative checkup. A baby shower honored Efi Gesemdt with Terri Rayevich and Rose Smith as hostesses. Ron and Mrs Farmer mark their third wedding anniversary on March 18. First Aid classes at Bridge Grange Sunday 1 to 3 pm. Girls urged to try for Pioneer Days queen. call Lee Hoehne. Bridge Boosters seek rummage donations. contact Dodie Farmer or Lee Hoehne for pickup. Submit news to Sally Farmer.
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Efi Geseemt
Terri Rayevich
Rose Smith
Ron Farmer
Bridge Grange
Lee Hoehne
Dodie Farmer
Sally Farmer
Board Meeting Notice At Frank James Home
A board of directors meeting is set for Saturday March 29 at 3 pm and 8 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank James. Members are advised to attend as awards decisions are to be decided later.
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Pines
Frank James
Oregon Turkey Growers Face Losses and 1975 Cutbacks
Oregon turkey producers suffered large losses in 1974 with as much as 42 dollars per bird and many unable to break even last year. The Oregon Turkey Growers Association warns production will drop 15 to 30 percent in 1975 as market conditions worsen.
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Oregon
Oregon Turkey Growers Association
Spring spraying urged to kill tansy ragwort in pastures
Landowners are urged to spray tansy ragwort in spring, when 2 4 D is most effective. Dennis Isaacson leads the Oregon Washington Tansy Ragwort Control Demonstration Project and stresses destroying the weed during vigorous growth. T he spray uses 2 4 D active ingredient at 3 pounds per acre in 25 50 gallons of water, with amine formulations needing a sticker. The chemical can harm white or subterranean clover. adjust rates on pastures with clovers and apply again next spring.
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Dennis Isaacson
Oregon -Washington
Isaacson
Agriculture Extension
Iwanceca
T. E. Bedell
Isaacson and
Bedell
Five for tansy ragwort and other legumes
From Myrtle Point Oregon on March 20 1975 the issue lists five for tansy ragwort and other legumes such as alfalfa and trefoil. Guidance includes spot treatment with three pounds of 2 4 D in 50 gallons of water and wetting each plant well. Do not graze dairy animals for seven days after treatment. Isaacson and Bedell urge reading spray labels for cautions and information.
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Myrtle Point
Ore
Thurs
Isaacson and Bedell
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