36—Lancaster Farming.
Saturday, March 14,1970
Clogged Sewer Lines
Sewei linos aic frequently
damaged by tice icols A chem
ical tiraiment method is cmiont-
Iv being developed bv agncul
tuial botanists at the Uimersity
of California. Davis campus
The method is undei test by
public vvoiks officials of Saeia
mento County in eoopeiation
v ith the scientists Heibicides
aie injected into clogged pipe
lines and appaienlly has a dis
tinct advantage ovei othei chem
ical oi mechanical dimming
tualments
Roots that entei joints oi
ciacks in the pipeline aie killed
b..ck foi a shoil distance into
the soil outside the pipe This
pi events then continued giovvth
and expansion within tile joints
and ciacks
The hcibicicles undei tnal aie
dichlobcml and metham At this
point in the leseaich, neithei
matenal is consideied to pose
anj lesidue 01 pollution prob
lems in the system
The chemicals do not appear
to pose any geneial thieat to
tiees, since the loot dieback out
side the lines usually is limited
to thiee inches 01 less Reseaich
is continuing to determine the
immediate and long-teim effects
ot the chemicals on trees
• Milk Dealers
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tion business to operating co
opeiatives,” accoidmg to Love
He continued, “It is no laugh
ing matter when a company the
size and importance of Boi den’s
simply walked away from its
milk and ice cieam division in
New York City
“Therefore, it is our judg
ment that the preseivation of
milk companies is essential foi
maximum prices to producers of
milk as well as for market sta
bility
“As a consequence, Eastern
will be engaged in peifoimmg
the check wilting and quality
contiol woik for many of oui
pioducer membeis whose milk
is sold to ceitam handleis This
no doubt, will give the Associa
tion added maiketmg stiength
among its membeis some
thing that many of our mem
beis have been urging upon
the Association,” Love said
He noted that propuetaiy
milk companies, although moie
efficient, have not had the same
luxuiy, as have opeiatmg coops,
of deducting moneys fiom then
membership to covei losses ex
perienced in distubution of
milk
Eastern will continue its
policy of obtaining a maximum
return to its membeiship with
minimum dues foi sei vices pei
formed Because of its piesent
actions, Eastern will assuie its
united membeiship continuous
and stable maikets, he said
• Annual Atlantic
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amendment to make Atlantic’s
by-laws confoim to the New
Coopeiatne Act of 1968 and le
vised Intel nal Revenue Seivice
legulations, and to inciease the
pei diem payment foi Dnectoi’s
sei vices fiom $2O to $3O
Featmed on the afteinoon
piogiam will be a slide illustiat
ed lepoit on ‘ Oui South Amen
can Maikets” by Rogei Emig
Atlantic Dnectoi of Seivice &
Sales
Sue Committeemen who ha\e
seived dining the past veai will
meet with newly elected bleed
i epi esentatives in discussion
sessions Maich 17 and 18 De
velopinent of the NA L Affi
hated Bieedeis piogiam will be
given special attention at these
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