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OSC Circulars
Stress Canning
Final Summer Meet
Chamber Commerce
Three more bulletin* and circu­
la r* dealing w ith home f<><xl pre«-
ervaliun ami sugar (-onservaliun
have Just been issued ul Oregon
State collage, In lw added in Hi,,
growing number of ui is fo r the
hom em aker’s kitchen "officii."
A new printed bulb tin cut it led
•'llum e Final Preservuhon’’ cov­
ering canning, drying, and s.illl.ig,
i* by Lucy A Ca*e, extension nu-
trltlon lat, and I n puhllxhed a* ex-
t>u»Inn b u b llin No. ..?»< W ith a
previous bulletin nA “ Fond I ' iv s -
ervutlon by Freezing," it provkk-a
(be lalvkl guide on the c u rre n t
d n ve (nr maxim um home fin d
pr<M-es*lng
■ llo w to xave sugar w h e » | ) l i -
•ervlng fru it*
by ratm n { and
freezing I* coveted (nan »lightly
different
angle» In lu
recent
publication*. One, by K. H , W ie ­
gand and G lady* lledlund ul Ila
focal Industries department, re­
cord» the rexult* of recent teat*
made w ith the use uf dextrose,
glucose, and honey, in addition to
ordinary cane or bee, sugar.
iJexIruse I* a pure simple »ugar
made from corn and obtainable
under several trade name*. Olu-
co»e, or corn »yrup, was form erly
abundant on grocer*' »helve* Iri
eith er the w hite nr brown form,
but both it and dextro*e are le*»
abmalant for the time Is-ing bc-
cau*e of Increuaed demand.
Because of It» heavy density,
corn »yrup I* be«t diluted when
used for canning or freezing, th e
circular |Miint* out. The amount
of honey nan tile
In canned or
frozen fru it I* lim ited because of
the Intense flavor
it
Imparl».
T est* Indicated that It I* be»l
used in combination with other
sugar*.
P \GE FTV>
TTTF. SENTINEL COTTAGE OflOVE OREGON
Each Monday night, 7 30 to H (Ml
The final siimmei meeting of
the Chamber of Commerce wax o’clock Radio station K O A C :
held Tuesday and wax devoted
July (i How to Extend the G a r­
largely to the discussion of four den and O rchard through Food
Item» of business. A letter from I 'r . serval ion.
the Koadside llefense council was
July l l
P ic -c jt
Function .»I
lead urging full coofieration w d li
the "Keep Oregon (jre e n ” move­ the Local l- H Leader in the N a ­
ment" and the m a tte r was re- tional Defense, Mrs. E, F. W righ t,
lerred to the proper committee president, state local leaders’ as­
Ixd ters from 4-H club members sociation, H. C. Seymour, stale
w eie read thanking the Chamhei < lub leader. Sum m er Care of the
lor assistance In obtaining 4-H 4-H Victory Garden, O T . Me*
scholarships to the summer eamp W h oiter, extension hoi iic u ltu n s l,
The national
w ar
tamd and O S C .
»tamp campaign held over the na­
July 20 Cooperation
by club
tion Wednesday noun was discuss­ mem ber* in pnxluclng ls-ef, jxnk,
ed in delull and plan» made to lamb, and w<s»l, II. A. Lm dgiei
contribute to the campaign in extension
anim al
husbandman,
every possible way.
O S C . It. W Rodinwold, assist­
ant professor of anim al husband­
K A IH O l'IU » l» l< T IO N S U O I* A T ry, O S .C
NYA C E N TE R
Mr. and Mrs. Norland Powell
and two daughter* and M r. and
M ix Guy H olliday and son W illis
were Sunday dinner guest* of M r.
and Mrs. Janie* Hernenway
M r. and M r * Hud
Lowrance
and son lionnld motored to Fall
Creek last Sunday to bring their
daughter Morene home a lte r a t­
N ew Version of Creation
Some WO tablet* and fragment«,
tending summer school for a week.
Miss M argaret Hernenway of unearthed from ancient ruin* In
Eugene spent the week end w ith Irak, reveal a new version of the
her folk*, M r und M r*. W . A. date from 2000 B C , which I* at
creation of the universe. They
Hernenway.
Mrs. John H athaw ay and two least 1,000 years older than any
children spent Sunday evening ut known story of creation.
the Bud Lowrance home.
Mrs M arvin Addy accompanied
We w ill Is- open at 9:30 a. m. on
Mrs. It. L. Bady and son Ralph of July 4th. Gustafson's, of o x irw .
Eugene to Corvallis last Sunday
47- It-
< 5 0,0 00 . WILL BUY ONE FIGHTER PLANE. WHAT
SHARE OF A FIGHTER PLANE WILL YOU BUY? BUY
W e w ill be o|»*n at 9:30 a. m. on
A new radio prixluetlon shop
recently completed at the N YA July llh . Gustafson's, of course.
4 7 -ltc -5 i
resident defense center at Eugene
is now In full (»iteration. The new
shop provides work stations for
about fo rty young men anil young
women now enrolled lo r radio and
electrical assembly training.
The shop contai ns a modern
tixd room w ith complete facilities
for the construction and assembly
of rudlo equipment now Is-ing pro­
duced by N Y A youth workers for
branches of the iirin iil service.
The new shop was made neces­
sary becauae of the Increased en­
rollment of young women at the
Eugene resident center for radio
production training A few addi­
tional enrollees may lie accepted
by Hie N Y A resilient defense cen­
te r at Eugene, where those as-1
signed receive Isaird, room, and
emergency hospital care w ith $9
for expense money.
United States Employment Ser­
vice offices refer young men and
young women for defense training
through N Y A or for fu rth e r In­
form ation w rite to the N Y A ol-
flee, Eugene, Oregon.
A second circular lsstu.1 a* a
home ecoiMirnics extension mimeo­
graph lx by Lucy A. Case, exten­
sion
nutritionist,
and T li ana ;!
Om.-lorff, ax.'MK'iate professor of
food Industrie*, f t ..•views
th ej
OREGON NEW S
various strengths of syrup used In
canning and tells how to prepare
The need for improving
the
these, giving measurements in
prunes
wa»
Nimple term * H in t* on bow to ob­ quality of Oregon
tain m axim um sweet taste tor a stres»<-d by member» ol the O re­
gon land use committee at a con­
m inim um of sugar are Included
ference
w ith
Acting Governor
Copies of a ll three of these pub­
lications may be obtained at any Dean W a lk e r and officials of the
county extension office or direct state department of agriculture in
Salem this week. The improve­
from the college.
ment program has already receiv­
ed the approval of the Northwest
F A C T S O N « I X %RA B t K K
Dried F ru it association,
it was
IN D U S T R Y G IV E N BY OMC
said.
N early 6,(XM),000,000 feet of logs
The output
of casrara bark
from the Pacific Coaal, the only were removed from state, county
region in America when- it I* pro­ and privately owned land* in O re­
duced In commercial quantities, gon during 1941, according to a
has ranged from three* m illion to report by S tate Forester Nels 3 .
six m illion pounds per year anti Rogers. A total of 323.790 acres
has sold nt price* from 3% to 10 were logged during the year.
A fu ll-tim e fund executive d i­
cent* u pound until the present
w artim e demand has boosted the rector Is to be employed by the
newly created < iregon highway
price to around 15 cents.
These and many other facts tra ffic advisory com m ittee It was
concerning the rnxeura Industry announced following a meeting of
are contained in a new mimeo- that body here this week. The
graphed leaflet Issued
by
the director w ill be ftaid out of funds
< iregon of the federal public roads bureau
school of forestry
at
S tate college. Prepared by Lester The advisory committee operate*
IXinn, a
graduate
student, it as an adjunct of the offk-e of de­
brings up to date a previous bul­ fense transportation.
letin of which T. J S ta rk e r of
the school of forestry was p rin ­ 25,(MX) pounds a year for the next
two years w ith minimum stump
cipal author.
The new leuflet gives the his­ diam eter set at four Inches w ith
tory and development of the eas- the cut to be made one foot above
cara
bark
industry,
discusses the ground. This Ls expected to
methods of collecting and using keep the caacara on a continuous
the bark and shows poaslbilitiea productive baxix.
und lim itations in developing cos-
cara plantation».
V E T E R A N S O F F O R E IG N
The largest block of natural
W A R N m e e t* 2nd M onday of
cascaru remaining on the coast 1»
the m o n th a t C o tta g e G rove
In th e E llio tt
s la te
forest o f
a rm o ry . A ll m em bers a re In ­
northern Coos and western ikiug-
vited to atten d .
las counties. Harvesting of the
W . Aee G regg. C o m m an der,
bark of this area is lim ited to-
For Picnic or Celebration
—Be Comfortable in These
where they visited the new arm y
cantonment,
M i und Mrs. Sterling Bolton,
Dean, S terling and Mabie motored
to McKenzie Bridge last Sundry
to attend a picnic and birthday
dinner honoring M r*. Belle G reg­
ory. Dean, Mabie and
S terling
went to Belknap Springs also
Cedars
4-H Programs
Charles S. Hall
Insurance Agency
LONG MAY
SHE WAVE/
We’re mighty proud of our flag and all it stands for. We’re mighty
proud of the privileges of free Americans, and we’re mighty proud
to be a part of a typical American community
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T re e t
Coffee
Swift’s Oleo
Armour’s Luncheon Meat
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