TTTTRÄDAY, APRIL 2 4 ,1P41
More Eggs to Be
Asked of Farms
To Meet Demand
TUE SENTINEL COTTAGE GROVE OREGON
II. S. Money Once Enlarged It
A nation-wide drive to prixluce
every egg possible from laying
flocks this spring has Just been
announced at Washington. D. ( ’.,
as a part of the progrum to in
crease the pnxluetion of certain
concentrated foods w h ile holding
down the output o f staple export i
crops such as wheat, ootton and
tobacco.
The program fits In w ell w ith
the suggestions made throughout
Dreghn this spring by pou ltry
specialists at Oregon State col
lege, who recommended that egg
producers hold th e ir flopks to the
m axim um of present housing fa ci
lities, m ill that ample feed lie used
to Insure m axim um production.:
N eith er the national nor state
situation, however, w arrants ex
pansion In perm anent new hous
ing, according to Secretary of
A g ricu ltu re Claud W iekard and
the Oregon |»oultry s|M«ciallsts.
Eggs have tx«en included among
a few foods such us dairy pro
ducts, pork, anil chickens fo r meat,
the production o f w hich Is to is«
encouraged fo r the next tw o years.
These fiKxls w ill la« needed In in
creased amounts In this country
as ind ustria l payrolls are stepped
up. and they are the easiest foods
to export under the present pro
gram of Am erican aid to nations
resisting aggression
('. M. »uUwrlpllon« In IKJ6 enlarged this Church ol Pilgrim Fathers,
W hile com Is the feed expected
eldest Congregational rh tirrh In l.onden, but It ’s In shamble«, now
to be used in greatest volume in
after N atl raid. I t stm built In 181«. Hcoeea of hallowed shrinrs
and world-famed landmarks are victims of bombs not only In B ritain
ca rryin g out this program, wheat
but Germ any aim
w ill receive the benefit through
out the western states p a rtic u la r
ly. Research carried on nt Oregon
REARING M l E IS INCREASED.
Stale college in the lost few years
has shown that wheat Is a suitable
C hrysler C orporation engineer»*
Glenn G ottw ald o l Welches and
and even superior feed grain fo r
havi« developed fo r use in the 1941
Miss Eileen W heeler o f Creswell
a ll types of livestock. I t alremty were .week-end guests at
the models a new tyjx« o f babbit bear
form s the chief Ingredient o f O re . H iram Wheeler home.
ing, Which test« show w ill increase
gon p o u ltry feeds and the propor
The schixil board o f the S ilk the life o f m ain and craiiksh if t
tion o f wheat ra n be increased Creek d is tric t met last week and bearings from 300 to 5(0 percent.
whenever it is cheaper than other employed
M rs .
M cG nrvin
o f The thickness o f the babbit in
grains, according to tests made at Swtaxhome to teach the coming these new hearings has been re
0SC.
duced to .003 inches, as against
year.
The Surplus M a rke tin g adm in
Miss Alfred"! Leighton was a the form er .016 Io .025 inches. I t
istra tio n has arranged to support Saturday dinner gtiext of
M ins has lieen found th a t the th in n e r
the m arket on the tyjjes of food M artel Jean Darnell.
h a tb it is not subject to heat trans-
mentioned in o rd er to m aintain
Mrs, Ernest D arnell was a busi fereree d iffic u ltie s nor cracks.
prices p ro fitab le to the producers. ness caller in Eugene Thursday.
Average levels aimed at are egg»,
Mrs. N e ttie Estes was called to
Z lc ; pork. 19 per hundredw eight; Y o n c alla Monday by the illness
chickens 15c per |mund. and dairy rind death o f Mrs. Hell of th a t
products, basis of 31c per pound of city.
b u tte r a il prices figured at C h i
George Moxley returned from
cago.
Salem Thursday where he and
Mrs. M oxley have been v isitin g
th e ir daughter, Mrs. M . E. Pul-
F ell tar Praterllon
Places cut from old felt hsts are leskc Mrs. Moxley remained to
a«pi protectors for table tops. Glue v is it longer,
Ernest D arnell Is hauling cedar
felt places to the bottoms of vases,
lamps, book ends and ssk trsys.
p iling to Sandy, Oregon.
M r. and Mrs. Les Goddard of
Ixirane
s|x«nt the week end at the
Dried Fruits
Weight for weight, dried fruits b anc of Mrs. Goddard's imrents,
ntain more minerals, especially M . and Mrs. John Ashby.
■1 • and Mrs, Jim Doleman and
i n. than fresh fruits.
. ' ly o f Cottage Grove were
turduy afternoon cullers at the
I '. W. W heeler home.
E verett Allen
received w ort!
Sunday night of the death o f his
b -other. W. E. Allen, who has
lived in C alifo rn ia
fo r several
years.
R. It Slpher from Cave Junction
called nt tin« Oscar Wheeler, 1. N.
Sprague and the E lm er Silsbee
homes Saturday.
Ed M atthews o f P ortland was o
ca lle r nt the A rth u r
W oolcolt
<ne Monday.
Mrs. Ernest D arnell and Mrs.
S K R t f S I h »
G am er were Yoncalla visitors
- - - royons.
---------- 12 to 44. •
soma
Monday afternoon.
I). W. Davu* has returned to his
home a fte r spending several weeks
w ith his daughter and fum ily, M r.
High twist silk chiffon».
and Mrs. It. J. D raper in Los An
rvlce weights rs‘
geles.
•cad with cotton
W a y n e Hansen spent the week
end visitin g friends at Laurelwood
Sue««y T a e ’ta r" S fy fa t
Academy. Wayne is a fo rm e r stu
dent at the academy.
Robert Leatoni who is w orking
In lh»« Coos Bay region, spent the
Bright cottontl lo v e
ly royons I In bolero
week end nt the home of his p a r
Silk Creek
PAGE SEVEN
Junction City to
Stage Lamb Show
J U N C T IO N C IT Y (S|x-clol to
the Sentinel I The Junction C ity
fat lam b show w ill lx.« held S a tu r
day. May 17, this year Due to the
early spring thl« year, thl« date
w ill undoubtedly be done too soon,
and the fa t In mis* w ill probably
bo juxt ready to m arket at that
time.
Tlx« lam b show w ill again be
ponsured by the Junction C ity
Lions club and the merchants of
Junction C ity , and w ill have the
support o f the Lane County F air
a soclation to the extent of $150
tins year. In previous yeats th e ir
co ntribu tion has been lim ited to
$103, provided the contribution is
matched by the local funds.
The show w ill continue along
the same lines as in the past.
Stress w ill be put on the m atke t
fat lambs, as it was last year.
Lions in charge o f the iamb
show are Carey Strome. chairman,
L. W. Siegman and Stanley Green.
Those planning to enter lambs in
the show should keep In mind that
the best fa t lambs the grower has
available should lie kept fo r the
glasses. It is jxisslble fo r each ex
h ib ito r to e nte r at
least four
lambs In the
d iffe re n t
classes
w ith o u t m aking any duplication.
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and son Donald and Mi's. Gladys
Bollnger were P ortland visitors
Sunday. Mrs. Bollnger remained
to visit w ith her granddaughter,
Mrs. Fred Uslnger and fam ily.
Mr. and Mi's. G. C. Stemmer-
mnn and fa m ily and Miss Alice
W ilkerson, a ll o f Coos Bay. ware
week-end guests at. the Lea ton
home Mrs. Stemmerman Is a sis
te r o f Mrs. Leaton.
M r. and Mrs. A lv in Allen and
fam ily wen« guests Sunday nt n
birthday dinner In Yoncalla, given
j in honor o f II. O. Tandy. Mi's. A l-
len and Mr. Tandy are bro the r
' and sister.
M is* A lfredo Lesion and Miss
B e tty H athaw ay wen* hostesses
Sunday afternoon nt n p a rty hon-
I oring th e ir respective m others
| whose birthdays
occurred
last
week.
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Pat a d rin k
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Jock returned the hottie to his
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u n til the police have been here."
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