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TUB S E N T IN E L COTTAGE GROVE OREGON
Corres|K,n<leiu
For Control of
Cherry Fruit Fly
For the co ntrol of the cherry
fru it fly, four methods are sug­
gested by (). S. Fletcher, county
agent, in a le tte r sent out to
growers J u n e
llth . Spraying
should
lie started im m ediately
using one of the fo u r methods
listed below:
Method No. I, I .end ai enate,
2*1, pounds; w ater to make IUO
gallons. Add to this m aterial one
of the commercial npieuders or a
home-made spreader consisting of
skimmed nulk 2 quarts and hy­
drated lime 4 ounces. I f c h e rty
leaf spot is a problem on sour
«'berries add lime s u lfu r 2 gallons
In the firs t spray and wet table
sh ifu r ti pounds in the second or
th u d spray.
M. K. I.. l*rMs». C n ltr d l'riw » re e -
Method No. ,. |f a dust Is pre­
r e e e n U ll.e
1«. New
(
ferred It Is suggested that a 90-10
poaaa M iti, «»tur n iiltv r boy». (i, h
lim i'-lead arsenate or 90-10 su lfur-
ha» d H p a lr lir d a rm rd 'o rra a lo
New ( « Irilo u U . » Free F re n i h pò»
lead arsenal«* «lust be user, fo r
aa»»Jon In Houli) P a r lt lr N n iik liii
«berry fru it fly control. Repeat
A ine r i i e ri «upplv Una lo A u stralia.
a fte r rains.
Method No. .1
Eor growers
wishing to use a non-polsonous
spray or dust the use of rotenone
M e rritt Rollon. son of Mr. and Is suggested Results of recent ex­
Mr». S A Rollon, w in oni* of the perim ental w ork indicate that 4G
iMiy» »worn Into the IJ. S. navy rotenone spray jsiw der us«-d at the
ri,t<; of 3 pounds to KM) gallons of
Sunday m orning Mr. and Mr». w
ater w ill co ntrol the fly. Rote-
S. A Rollon. I «»•on and S terling
none
dust should contain % G
nllended the »ervlrea. M e rritt left
rotenone, u s i n g
diatomaceous
Monday fo r tra in in g nt San Diego,
earth, tale, or s u lfu r as a d ilu te n t.
C alifornia.
I f one of the above methods Is
Mr» L ily l l i n irnw ay e n te rta in ­
used, two properly tim ed cover
ed w ith a birthday |in rty fo r her
daughter M a rjo ry on her »ixih sprays o r dusts should suffice to
co ntrol the fly on a ll varieties of
b irth da y
anniversary last Weil-
cherries, unless heavy rains oc­
nesday. She also gave a »bower
cu r during the spraying season.
honoring Mr», .lame» llem enway.
The sprays o r dusts, however,
There were
th irty -tw o guests
must be thorough, covering all
present. Itefreahm ents wv»re serv­
parts of the trees. Since the flies
ed In the afternoon.
begin to lay eggs soon a fte r
Alleen Shaw of G owdyvilli* was
emergence from the soil, there
an overnight guest of Morene
should be no delay in applying the
Ixiwrance Wednesday evening.
firs t spray o r dust.
A second
M r ami Mrs. H enry Rohde re­
»pray o r dust should lie applied at
turned from Portland F rid a y a f­ the peak of fly emergence o r tw o
te r
intending
th e ir
daughter
wi-eks a fte r the firs t application.
Elizabeth's graduation from nurs­
If a th ird application is necessary
ing school.
It should lx* applied tw o weeks
Cellar school held th e ir eighth a fte r the second.
grade graduation Wednesday eve­
M e th o j No. t Lend arsenate,
ning at 8 o'clock
There wen*
’ » pound; molasses, 2 quarts; w a­
■even graduates:
Eunice
Man- te r to make 10 gallons. This spray
beck. Re t tie Gordlneer, R etty
should be applied as a thorough
M ille r,
Dore
Mapes,
H oward
Iw it spray, covering the upper
< low, Raphael Aubrey aw l Calvin
surface o f the foliage w ith a fine
Aubrey. They held th e ir annual
m ist spray A ll parts o f the trees
picnic Thur»<lay.
should be sprayed. The firs t bait
C arolyn Holton spent the week
spray should be applied at one»1
end w ith Hazel lla r rle In Cnatwell. and the M4*cond spray should lx»
M r and Mrs. Casteel o f the
applied seven days a fte r the firs t
»late game fa rm
visited
Mrs
spray. The th ird spray should be
M y rtle Powers
applied alxiut seven days to ten
Mrs E d ith Howmnn. teacher of
days a fte r the second one. The
the Cedat« school, left fo r her
spray should be repeated a fte r
home In Cottage (¡rove. She has rams Royal Anns and other e arly
been staying w ith Mrs. M y rtle
varieties should receive a th o r­
Power».
ough spraying a fte r the fr u it is
M r anti Mrs. Guy H ollida y and harvested, ns w ell as the early
son W illi» were dinner guests of spray».
M r and Mrs. James llem enw ay
last Sunday.
Misses lla /e l and M argan-l
llem enw ay o f Eugene spent the
M r. and Mrs J L. W h itse ll and
week end at the home of W A.,
daughter M a rilyn and E m it K irk
llem enw ay.
of Eugene visited friends here
O K K O O N R A N K E R * AMK EOR •Sunday.
M r. and Mrs. L. H. Thornburg
O P E N ItA N K K
and children have moved to C ot­
Th«* ( >regon Rankers' associa­ tage Grove.
Herman Kanel was in C orvallis
tion ask'-d the legislature S a tu r­
day at Portland io perm it banks «Monday on business.
to stay open on holidays not gen­
Je rry Mosby spent the w«*ek end
e ra lly observed by the public.
in H arrisb urg w ith O rla Jennings
Esther Volgamore has returned
A nother resolution at the an­
from
Vancouver a fte r
nual convention criticize d the col­ home
lection ttl taxes in excess o l cur- spending some tim e at the home
rent needs o f the sjnte.
o f tier father. C arl Volgamore.
M r. and Mrs. Kenneth Rolfe
spent the week end in Corvallis.
M r and M is. H arold Cooper and
children o f V«*ncta visited Sunday
at the H enry Cooper home.
Mr. and Mrs. Rert Dawley o f
Delight Valley and M r and Mrs.
Jess Loomis and daughter Berna- ‘
dine spent Sunday at the H arold
Dawley home.
Verne Kanel has returned home
from Albany where he had been
attending vocational school. Miss
Wanda Quigley o f Dayton is a
guest at the Kanel home, this
week.
Mrs. Clarence
Peterson
and
children, Mrs. Charles Teeters and
Esther Volgamore visited Tuesday
at the Robert Coombs home in
Springfield.
Mrs. Clarence Peterson t<x»k
her small daughter to Eugene
Wednesday fo r medical treatm ent.
Divide
Georg«* Q uim by o f A n I a u f
shean-d xh<*ep for I ’rh'i- H am ilton
tw o days this week.
M r and Mrs W illiam R attle
attended a picnic Sunday at
Mo*>»y Maple fore*I res«*rve near
Oakridge Oth«’rs in the group
were Mr. and Mrs, I* Lynch and
fa m ily of H arrisburg. Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Du«-r of Cottage
Grove. Mr. find Mrs Mi Vey. Mr.
and Mrs Pferderi of Ixrwell
M r and Mrs Robert St. Elmo
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Ora Kwerlngcn home at Drain.
They were accompanied home by
th e ir daughter,"M r* Gr»«<* Swer-
Ingcn, who had spent a week
w ith her husband’s parents, M r
and Mrs < )ra Kw<*arlng«'n.
Sunday visitors of M r and Mrs
Herman G v rtje were M r and Mrs
C lara'e Abi-ene and children of
P ortland who were pending the
week end w ith relatives at Ixrn-
don and Divide, and M r. and Mr .
Herbert Raymond and fa m ily of
Gulp Greek. M r
Raymond and
M is. Abcenc are 'laughters of Mr.
and Mrs. G«*rt)«•
M rs S tew art O. Haney of Loa
Angeles is spending this week at
the horn«* of her sister anrl broth-
<i-in -la w . M r and Mrs. W illia m
R attle. Mrs. Haney's husband is
retu rn in g from Washington where
she visited her husband who is In
the a rm y camp m El. Lewis.
PKC.r.
Monday and Tuesday evening
looking a fte r fire and o the r pre­
cautions of safety fo r the public.
F ÎV T »
WANTED
PEA HARVEST HANDS
I.O f A L GROW N H TKAW -
B K K K IK H ON M A R K E T
I T his is not a p ic k in g jo b )
K m * per hour
10 to 12 hour s h ifts
7 days per week (w eather p e rm ittin g )
Local grown straw berries have
ix en on the m arket fo r severdl
«lays Die q u a lity is good, but tn •
q u a n tity is poor due to weather
conditions, Eor the season o f the
yi-ur berry production thus fa r is
considerably b e l o w the average.
Much ol the firs t crop rotted be­
cause of the rains.
The firs t crop is bringing an
average price w ith prospects good
that the price w ill rem ain rela­
tiv e ly high
ATHENA PEA GROWERS ASS’N
l m a tilla C ounty, Oregon
A ll la b o r hired through
I n ile d Slates Em ploym ent Service
Athena, Oregon
I'o r F u rth e r in fo rm a tio n
t '.dl at Y o u r Nearest Em ploym ent Service O ffice
■ I t \ \ lit It- Eugene, Oregon
C liffo rd Walla« e, d is tiic t a ir
raid warden, and H a rry W illiam s,
d is tric t tire warden, were calling
In season now. special fr u it ice
on the jssiple ol tin - ««immunity (■renin, at Gustafson's, of course.
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ROOM V A L U E S
(«R A N G E » IS C fS N E S
T A X H IL L
At the regular meeting of the
Dorena G r a n g e
Thursday a
lengthy discussion was hold on
the pro|s>sal to d ivert pari of th e 1
income tax revenue to the schools.
Plans were completed fo r the |
Cleanup Day Sunday and the
serving com m ittee fo r June 18th
announced as follow s: Messrs, and]
Mmes. Joe Schneider, C 11 f f o r «1
Wallace, W illia m Schletzer, Eldon
Steele.
Mrs «Nellic Gawlcy was «[>-!.
pointed to arrange a place for th«''
piling o f scrap m aterials, which j
w ill lie collected by the Grange.
It was also announced that the
Grange won a 4-H club scholar-]
ship In the sales slip contest and]
the scholarship was presented to
Donald Hands, who is attending
the OSC summ er school at C or-;
vail is.
T em pting and delicious, special '
fru it Ice cream nt Gustafson's, of
course.
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W « ‘r< «t your service with qus/ify food»,
money savins price«, and cozier shopping.
As good food merchants, it is our duty to help you maintain the physical
well-being of your family. We have complete stocks of delicious foods to
give you variety. I t ’s easy to shop here, and you get low prices every day.
Krafts
Cheese
5 kinds
2 lb. box
63-1
Start the morning right—
Use delicious full flavored
Irish Coffee
BRAZILIAN
C
rackers
Salted
17
2 lb. package
20* ib. 3 "•« 59*
Coffee
Morning Star,
Lb.
Vacuum pack
SPECIAL
27
25*- »>• 3 73*
FRUITS &
VEGETABLES
Fisher’s
Blend
Fine flour.
49 lb. bag
LUX or Lifebuoy
3 bars 18c
BISKIT MIX ..............
large pkg. 25c
RINSO
Large, 21c; Giant, 63c The finest, freshest qual­ HANDY-PAC Cereals .............. 2 bags 27c
LUX FLAKES
........ Large 23c ity obtainable, always. PANCAKE, Fisher’s
9.8 lbs. 49c
MINCE MEAT, Armour’s
23c pt.
TOMATOES, Dundee 21/2,s
2 cans 25c
Strawberries
WALNUTS, Franquettes .
2 lbs. 35c
H-D TOMATOES, Solid Pack 2%’s 2 for 35c
Lowest Market Price
TREET
12 oa. tin 31c
H D PEAS, No. 303 tins .............3 for 35c
DEV. MEAT, Armour’s %’s
5c can
POTATOES
YAMHILL PEAS, No. 2 tins
3 for 33c
VIENNA SAUSAGE, Armour ’s 2 cans 25c
Klamath No. 2 's
DUNDEE PEAS, No. 2 tins
.... 3 for 35c
CORNED BEEF, Armour’s 2 oz. 2 for 29c 50 lbs........... $1.49 H D CORN, cream or whole grain 2 for 25c
DRY BEEF, Armour’s, 2 oz.
2 for 29c
PORK & BEANS, Dundee 214 ’s 2 for 25c
ORANGES
WAX PAPER, 125 foot
2 for 29c
SPAGHETTI, Franco ......... ... 3 cans 29c
Fine Valencias
ZEE TOWELS
2 rolls 19c
Medium Size
LIMA BEANS with Ham
2 cans 35c
GEM TISSUE
4-5c GRAPEFRUIT, Del Monte 2’s .... 2 for 29c
10 rolls 45c 2 dozen
MILDEX Bleacher
_ 23c
% gal.
2 for 25c
And many other items too CATSUP, Sunworthy 14 oz.
BIG BEN SOAP, 10c closeout
4 for 19c numerous
to mention.
SWEET PICKLES, Gresham
29c jar
COFFEE, Dundee Glass
25c lb.
PINK SALMON, No. 1 ta ll............I9c can
Eggs
Grade A Large
2
In carton
doz.
Dinner Bell
Pure vegetable shortening
—fully guaranteed
Irish
Special
Hardwheat
$i
.49
All purpose—49 lbs
Per bbl. $5.89
B
utter
Grade A
P
eter
Pan
Real flour
Red Rose
quality—49 lbs.
Per bbl $6.49
r o r- snappy
r^ - 'Q u ik - C h a n q e dressings
»M y * »
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$
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K ELLY ’S M ARKET
tha t a v o ir salad sameness
WESSON OIL
IRISH VITAMIN RECIPE
SCALLOPED SALMON
AND PEAS
By MARY BLAKE
Hom» Servfc« D»pl. Carnation Co.
yi cup llour
2 cup» «almon
and liquid
¡-j Up. sait
(1 lb. can)
1 cup Carnation
1 cup poas
Milk and
1 tbsp. butter
1 cup vege-
lablo llquid,
J cup bread
mixed
crumbs
M'X Ilnur and »alt to a smooth paste
with
cup ol lh« milk. Scald the
remaining milk. Add the flour mix­
ture and cook unlit th ick, »lining
coiwtanlly. Remove the »kin and
bone» from the »almnn, break into
large pieces. Do not drain. Arrange
»almon. pea.» and white sauce in
alternate luyer» tn a grixised ca»-
■erole. Melt the butter, add the
ctum bi and blend w ell. Place on
top ol dish. Bake in a maderalo
oven (350' F.) until crumbe ate
browned, abou 30 minute». Butler
i* omitted Irom the white »auee be-
cau»e ol the fat content ot the «at-
mo« and it» liquor.
Cut out tht» recipe and pa»te it on a card tor your recipe file.
S ide B acon
Morrell’s
Pound 35C
Eiete
G ro u n d Beef
No Cerettl or W ater
2 lbs. 55c
B acon S quares
................ ••••15c
P o rk Sausage
um .
2 «»• 59c
FRESH SALMON AND HALIBUT FRIDAY ONLY
CUSTOM CUTTING & WRAPPING FOR LOCKER BOXES
IRISH-SWARTZ