VOLUME LUI
Plans for Youth
Movement Are
Launched Here
(M)TTAGE OKOVE, LANK COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY, \|,\R ( Il II
Sgt. John C. Palmer
Missing in Action
In North Africa
1943
NUMBER 30
Outlook for Development Alumina Slx Industrial Rod & Gun Club
Clay Cited liy Bonneville Speaker
L“ '“ '" y To Launch Two
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. Shown in Survey
Local Projects
S TA TE HOUSE, S A LE M - By
the tim e you are reading this col­
umn here's hoping th a t the regu­
la r session o f the 42nd legislative
Mr. and M ix. ( ‘has. Palmer o f
assembly has adjourned sine die -
Dis* ion route yesterday received ft.’Hft s i ttt.K x i, dkemnixgh
but we have o u r doubts. As we
Hobart Butte Clay Said to Be
a telegram from the secretary of
M AD E
told you last week, the a ll-im p o rt­
Bonneville Survey Result* An-
w ar conveying the inform ation
ant
state tax question would prob­
Most
Promising
in
nourMwl Tuesday.
that th e ir son. Sgt. John C. Palm ­
D uring the month o f February
ably keep the lawm akers a t th e ir
Executive Committee to Be er >vlth Itie arm y in the N orth the Red Croaa surgical gauze
Northwest
Club Members Monday Make desks longer than the planned
A frica n theoter, was missing in elasscs here made 5,645 surgical
Six pote ntia l ind ustria l sites and
Named to Formulate
date of adjournm ent, which was
uctlon lie had is irn missing, ae- dressings corn pa red w ith 10,000
areas in the vicinity of Cottage
Plans for Establishment
scheduled fo r last Saturday. March
MANY
FACTORS
ENTER
IN
Plans.
cording to the telegram since Feb- made hy the S p rlg fleid class in
Grove ranging in size from nine to
6 T ry , as they did, to accomplish
ru n ry 20th. M r Palmer said yes- February and which has only been
Recreational Area
3.600 acres are listed in an indus­
the impossible, the legislators are
START OF PROJECT
teriiay that it had been two organized since December 14, ac-
tr ia l survey released Tuesday by
s till at it. The senate has a tax
DIETZ AND PERRY SPEAK inontb* since receiving a le tte r cording to a re |*,rt by Mrs. John
I
the Bonneville Power adm inistra-
idea of its own. The conference
from th e ir son. lie was w ith one Finneran, in s tiu c lo r. The 6th
Pnwpects fo r development o f tion. The survey was completed by TO PLANT WILD RICE FOR com m ittee appointed by both
AT MEETING.
o f tile firs t arm y o u tfits to arrive duota of 7,400 was started yester- the alum inum clay found In th» Bonneville's m arket development
houses which tried to iron out the
BIRD FLIGHT
In N orth A frica , going from Ire - day and must be completed by H obart B u tte area near London section in cooperation w ith mem-
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differences o f opmton existing be­
A p ril 1st so it is very urgent that were discussed by Bonneville Pow- her* o f the Cottage Grove Cham-
Plans fo r u youth movement land there
tween house and senate on the
He Is one of the fo ur Palmer **b ladies who possibly can at- er representatives at the regular tier o f Commerce.
were launched nt ii meeting held
A t one o f the biggest turnouts several tax bills have failed to
erving in the armed forces tend these classes to do so. These m eeting o f the Chamber . of Com-
Chesley
of Bon o f the year. Cottage Grove Rod agree. A fte r w orking several .lays
Monday evening In I lie council M,n
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. Brazil, . manager
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chambers o f I he c ity hall, a tte nd ­
Pis-scs meet ev.-ry Monday find merce Tuesday. A Core d rillin g ex- neville's southwestern d is tric t of- and Gun club members at a spe- on the subject. Rep. John H all o f
Wednesday afternoon* from 1:30 ploration is now being carried on Rce pointed out th a t completion cial m eeting Monday night agreed P ortland just couldn't agree w ith
ed hy th irty -tw o people represent­
to 4:30 ami Monday evenings from l»y the U. S. Bureau of Mines. One ot ’ he survey at th is tim e is par to undertake tw o im portant proj- the balance o f the committee, and
ing the various organizations over
7:30 to 9 30.
test hole has been completed and O cularly significant in view o f in- ects th is year. Plans were ad- he brought in a m in o rity report.
the com m unity. The movement
discusM*d much here- of late was
Mrs. Finnerun has usked that ■ *ccond started. Clay found in vestigations now being made o f vanced fo r the establishment of a However, whichever way it goes,
a ll ladies who have not attended •*’ ** ar,‘a ** *a’d
be ’ he moat extensive clay deposits in the Ho- recreational area on the east side the people w ill receive a m uc.i
called fo r the pitr|x>se o f provid­
ing some s o il of recreation for
the classes fo r over tw o months prom ising yet uncovered in the to ” B u tte area south of Cottage o f the Cottage Grove dam basin large r reduction in state income
the young people of the cornmun-
The follow ing list of Ri-d Cross ,o please come and get
th e ir northwest and the speakers Tues- Grove as a possible source o f in the v ic in ity o f the Roy Short taxes than the o rigin al house h ill
Ity. Dr. H. A Hagen preaided at W ar W orkers was supplied us yes- dresses o r smocks in order to day said there was about a fifty - alumina fo r northwest alum inum property. P relim inaries call fo r the called fo r namely, 10 percent,
fif t y chance th a t the area would production.
erection o f a club house about The senate plan recommended by
the session and Mrs, Roy Sunder- teiday through Allen p. Wheeler, moke room fo r others,
The largest of the sites describ- tw ice the size o f the present club Dean W alker and incorporated in
land served as secretary. To fo r- county chairm an
an<l include
A nother class is being planned be developed, the final decision
m uíate plans It was agreed to ap- South Lane county. The campaign which w ill meet on Wednesdays res’ * Wl,h ,he Wur Production ed *n ’ be survey is located in the house on the Rod and Gun club ’ he m a jo rity report would give an
upper valley of the Coast fo rk o f grounds and the installatio n o f average reduction o f about 40
point an executive committee o f has already started In p ra ctically m the m orning from 9 to 11 board.
Chesel B ra zil of Eugene, south- the W illa m e tte rive r, s ta rtin g at flo a tin g docks to be used fo r boat- percent, s ta rtin g next year. The
live members, the five members a ll communities and the list is o'clock
This c l a s s w ill start
as represent«lives of the club, supplied w ith the thought that I M arch 24th and any lady who can western division manager of the a 1X11111 immed ia te ly above the mg and swimm ing. A summer wa- m in o rity report by John
H a ll
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lodges and organizations
o f the ......
you are missed . you may wish to spare the lim e, is urged to come Bonneville adm inistration discus- flood <^ontro1 resetvoir of the Cot- te r level su fficien t fo r these ac- would give a 30 percent reduction
com m unity Mrs Lloyd C ra w ford contact some of the w orkers lis i- to any or a ll o f these classes und sed Bonneville's part in the w ar ,a8e Grove dam and extending up tiv itie s w ill be available since it ’ bis year in both income and ex-
W'tts numed aw chairm an o f the ed below to make your contribu- to b ring a cap o r bandana and a program and said that Bonneville ,be V3l,ey to the v id in ity of Black « understood that an extra sup- c-sp taxes and a like amount next
executive com m ittee Mrs. W. H. tion.
dress o r smock to be worn w hile nt and Grand Coulee power projects Bu” ‘‘ The «urvey indicates th a t p ly o f w a te r w ill be stored to be year. The lawm akers th in k they
had brought a number of w ar in- cond‘ " ons i " ’ his area would bq re’eased fo r the flo a tin g o f logs w ill have this m a tte r out of the
D augherty representing the social
The lists by d is tric ts :
work.
dustrles to the northwest, five of favorab><»' to establishment of an down the )ower W illam ette river, w ay by Thursday. M arch 11. and
clubs was named secretary and
D is tric t No. 2 .Chairman, Scho-
which are located In Oregon. The alumina in d u stry if the H obart
A second project was providing ’ ben w ill be in position to adjourn,
the setxmd member of the com- field S tew art; captains. Mrs. Guy
DISABLED VETS TO
valuation of such plants was set B u t,e cla>s Prov<> ,o be economi- food fo r m ig ra to ry fowls in the but our guess is that they w ill go
m itten w ith the Rev. Roy Hutch)- Earl, C A Beidier, A W. H e lll-
ORGANIZE
at $270,000,000. a ll of which are cal,y feasible o f development.
form o f w ild rice and w ild celery, u n til Saturday. M arch 13. Many
*on the th ird member, represent- well, I a ir y Lcvens. Lloyd Griggs,
lug the churches. Representatives Mrs. W. F la-bow, Mrs. W. L.
being operated by private capital
Tbe s lln '',y states ’ hat power etc. These seed w ill be planted on o th e r im portant b ills are before
f o Z X ’D U a K ^ V e t e r a m ^ r X On<‘ " p b " * "he said ik jn m 'v ille 'w a s
‘ndustries w ith a whole- the west side of the dam bstsin to both h o u i* . which w in take time.
of the schools and lodges w ill be W orkm an, Mrs Claude Kime. Mrs
' limned ch»efly concetm-d w ith was to de- sa,e P°w er ’ «‘ -rnand can be a rrang- provide food and w ith the hope However, if both houses hold n ig ht
named later.
11. B F e n in . M r* Alvts Wicks. 'o tla g e Grove section, |*»si|xincd
on Februare 28 w ill be h e ld 'S u n ’ ve,°P ’be resources of the north- c d J h ™u£ « “ “ « c ts
negotiated that i b ird flig h t in this area w ill sessions they m ay be able to w ind
The group heard two speakers. M rs L W. Coiner.
M yron Perry, chief of police, and
D is tric t No. 3 Chairm an, Mrs day at the C o lla te Grove armor*- Wi>s’ a»*i ’ bus help win the w ar
the Ilo nn t,vl|b' Bower adm in- be established and thus d ive rt the up a ll rem aining business and q u it
ba8^ . wholesale h favy m ig ratio n in the K lam ath M arch 11—and we hope they do.
A l.D ie tz, Lane county juvenile of- Mar> Arm
captain*. Mrs M ary at 2:(xi p m George Sm ith an- and ,o bold the industries a fte r
fleer. Both »poke on the Juvenile Arne, Row Riv .e r, M r* Charles nounced yesterday. Previously the the w » r in a development pro- rate ’ , ot $17.50 per kilow att-ye a r. Falls area, said to be so heavy re-
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... on
,
The prize b a ttle o f the session so
problems and the problems of Conner. Saginaw,
r. M rs W. A. Hem. local
veterans
depended
the Kram - Unless the . people are d __
ill- ■ , nearest Bonneville substation « rn tly th a t much g rain grown in
enway. S ilk Creek,
Mrs. E
E thel
thel help
help ot
the Eugene
Eugen.- post
¿ K t but
bul- Sun-
Sun- Ken’
««^n» and
" nd w
w ork
ork fo
fo r r the
the retention
retention h
£<,!’*?."' '* “ J EuE£,n1f ’ , a^?ut 23
Klar™»’ b basin Is being de- fa r centered around the B urke
juvenile delinquency.
reek; Mrs.
of the
D efin ite plans fo r
a youth H unt. Culp Creek; M r*. G. D. R it- day an organization w ill lx» per- o i th * ’ e *"<l««’ riea, we m ay loae
m es n o rth o f C*»’ 18«0 ’ r?je d 11 ?ce<,3í have been ordered fo rtifie d w ine b ill, w hich passed
movement ur<
expected to be ter. txmdon, Mrs M innie W'agn -r. fecled hen- regardless ot w hether ,hprn following the w<®r.
v /'
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.
be P|anted a t ’ be proper the house by the narrow m argin
Red Cross War
(ForAers Listed
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made by the executive committee
Seed All Pastures
And Save Labor
Brumbaugh, Mrs. C harlie
S -B inau.
Beck, siding in tli.s trad,- i re , w urged the ctav at the H o h T .'rK .ire ’i r
J,0 . ’ end S u m L v
1ÍT
“ °-b a r,..Bul ,e
and 1,nes o f the C al,forn ‘ a- ° re8on closur'? o f two p rincipal streams three days la te r voted to recon-
i ° * ' e r comPany
,h ro u * h »be em ptying in to the dam. W’.lson sider the vote bv which the büí
Co-W orkers
Row Rivei Mrs. E tta Einner-
ty. M rs M ary Snauer, Mrs. Ethel
Hunds, Mrs. M ary Layng. Mrs.
('harles Bales, Mrs Joe Schnei-
der. Mrs. Julia Brown. Mrs Glen
Arne
Saginaw Mrs. Hazel Gt Itm-s,
Mrs. B. F W alker, M r*. Charles
Conner,
S ilk Creek Mrs. Hazel Hud­
gins. Mrs. Dale H arris. M rs W. A.
Hemenwiiy, Mrs. Ed Decker.
Culp Creek M is. John Carr.
M r*. Earl G nniutte.
London W ill w o rk through 4-H
Mothers club.
the
Its
the
measure
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"O ne sure wuy to help beat the
orrow
the day
aside There
is about according
1JX» units to
o f waste
northwest,
the geographv.
survey includes
T Y a o y rrc
n
U
la lx ir shortage Is to make the
a ll Tom
over
the is w orld
lo r set
Christian
fuel available
a re- data
on the
popula- i f
~ 1X D
S
±
t ¡ o u r ^ n ¿ l n t , e h ^ > f T ^ f ^ t a ™ ^ T ^ b' U*
cows do the hired man's w ork by
women to get together anil oh-, <**"’ survey and coal from Coos tion, resources, local industries. P e r W e e k S c h e d u l e
E ^ ri H ill in trJ d u tid I l o X *B lli
uiung pasture to the fullest ex-
serve the W orld Day o f Prayer, county i.s ulso available, but the transportation, power and fuels.
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introuu, id House BUI
te n t," naid O. S. Fletcher, county
398, which the house passed. The
In every land where there are extent o f the deposits are not and o the r inform a tion pertinent to
Lum ber m ills o f this
agent, today. "E ve ry study ever
Christians, the women are meet- known at the present time. Look- the in d u stria l fu tu re o f the Cot- have p ra c tic a lly a ll gone o ^ 'th e " m ,-'’th im - ^ o f’o rH fiZ H w -in« ’ u!
made show* that ro w * produce the
mg fo r this purpose some w ill be ' nK to fu rth e r exploration of the tage Grove area.
48-hour-a-week basis it was learn- th r - R „ r i , ? h i i i ,s t - a »»
cheapest when they are on pas­
union
sen-ices
w
hile
others
w
ill
Coos
county
coal
f.elds,
the
Coos-
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ed here yesterday, follow ing the hem e the H I m ea«o~ » T *
ture. and likewise lieef, m utton,
meet w ith in th e ir own groups. To- Lane delegation asked fo r an ap- DOGS OR VK TORY GARDENS, suggestion of the manpower com- ¡„to effect imrnedixrelv
r ’i?
o r pork made on pasture I* the
m orrow there w ill be a union ser- p ro priatio n of $50.000 fo r explore-
W H IC H ?
mission. W ith good w eather the passes the senate » X L ' u J r f hJ
cheapest.
vice at the Meth.xi.st church at ” °n purposes and $20.000 was
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extra day per week is expected to The governor How ever
SeSm i
" I t looks like only good com­
2:00
o'clock
fo
r
all
Indies
o
f
the
K
^
n
te
d
under
the
Walsh
Act.
Dogs
and
victory
gardens
do
not
boost
the
production
m
ate
ria
llv.
Burke
can't
see
it
th
a
t
w
-v «nd
mon sense to take advantage of
community.*
The
devotional*
w
ill
&jr
B
ra
z
il
also
discuswd
an-
m
ix
very
weU
“
m
any
P«>Plp
*
*
*
Average
d
a
ily
shipments
o
f
lum
-
, ,
,
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« '"« n y ix-opie are «»*-,.,ge uauy smpments ot lum - seems to be dome his level best to
this fuct at a tune when labor is
Dorena
Mr
Jam es Spahr,
in charge o f the Methodist and o the r development phase south o f P",dinB ° ut ,and more wil1 d° s° ber are running about 35 to 40 k ill the b ill, w hich is now before
so short. Whenever pasture can Mrs. Glen G illispie,
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be orc ,he
° { thp y ear In d i- cars per week w ith the heaviest ,he senate. Those w ^o L
ter^-
Presbyterian
ladies
w
ith
special
here
in
the'
exploration
oY
the
replace a fo rk fu l o f buy in the
Latham - Mrs. Elsie Chilaon,
rnu.'
u
i
fu
rn
“
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h?
1
by
,he
U
bristian
N
.ckle
m
ountain
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r
Riddle,
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f
m
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S
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me
°
f
CT
{’TOdl,Ction
ea^
°
f
here
in
thp
Perance-minded
around
here
ju s t
barn, o r a bucket o f grain, there Mrs. Robert Kenady, Mrs. W a lte r
and Baptist churches.
ing atte ntio n to the fact th a t a tro l fo r the dogs may have to be te rr.to ry served by the O. P. & E. can t figure out w hy the senate is
is a very real saving In labor. Baker.
The guest speaker fo r the a fte r- highway was being b uilt to -the ad°P ,<>d in addition to the usual The manpower situation is des- so dead set against the H ill meas-
Seed o f best |>asture plants is
Brumbaugh
Mrs. W in nifred
dog tax. w hich the c ity has asked cribed as fa ir w ith a sufficient ure. They w iu ld lik e ' to ’ « ¿ " th e
noon w ill be Mrs. Paul Means of mountain.
short and prices are high hu», Mosby.
a ll dog owners to pay.
n^ bTr._o i wor.kers
keep the sale o f fo rtifie d w ines fu rth e r reg !
Eugene, whu returned recently
, .
even so, $ t w orth uf seed can easi­
from the Malaya Peninsula a fte r
J°bn F . D u rr o f Eugene m arket
Where
the
gardener
is
caught
operations
steady,
Ift.nOO.OOO MAX ARMY SEEN
ly replace $50 w o rth ol labor ex­
ulated right now. They're not too
Bon- , short is due
fa ct no w ire is ------------------------------------------
12 years there w ith her development
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. o . f the
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, to the
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pended upon huy and grain crop*
keen about w a itin g u n til 1944.
One senate com m ittee heard serving
husband
who
was
a
m
issionary
P*.
'1
Power
adm
inistration,
ex-
available
fo
r
the
garden
fence
and
C
K
A
IX
E
R
EPORTED
PR
ISO
N
TR
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through the lif«- of the pasture.
testim ony yesterday that the na-
There Will be a aoecial o ffe rin g b,h,’ ed1 ,he n,aPs showing the in- gardens w ill have to be planted i
n
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We can lick the see.l shortage hum 's armed services w ill comprise
When the law m akers reconven­
*m r
in o< a special o rie rtn g d u stn a l
survey o f the Cottage the open unless the spot is
al-
Pvt. A lv in Roy Craine, son of
and price bugaboo'," M r. Fletch- 15.000,000 men instead o f 11,000.- " h ic h w ill go fo r the purchase of Grove area ca llinc D articular n t- read*- fenced nr
ed X * last
Monday,
a wooden fence M r. and Mrs. Roy Craine o f Culp X
» J X i«
,T ^ n h» which
.u i . in a ll
er continued, "by ordering early. (NN) by the end of this year, w hile C hristian H’ erature.
Indian stu- ten(ion to , he HnhJ , B uttp
j.
1
Creek was listed as a prisoner o f Pfr o^ b,,,,>
the last weej
buying only goixl q u a lity seed, in- another released testim ony that dent# ln ’ be U. S.
government ect an<j s,a,(Xi it wa, h l- nn „in n
A nother Hiffim.it»
J ' they were greeted
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o f the r session,
oculating legumes, preparing bet- a ll 3A d ra ft registrants may be in- schools, toward helping the m i- ,iia t this sect-—
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•»- » -
- > in c o ntrolling the Japs in a telegram from the
o u ts o rt of x
.
’ io n ,had a f if t y - f if t y the dogs is the fact that meat is w ar departm ent last week, it was
b° th
te r seed Ixals und then by using ducted hy mid-summer.
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grunts, and to th< . * r
chance fo r development.
There being rationed and little o r none lea.ned here.Pvt. Craine. a ju n io r
M any bills had
n?-
s lig h tly lig h te r rates o f seeding.", The 15,000,000 fig ure came from uaion Christian colleges.
m
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are several factors entering into available fo r the dogs and many ¡ in
the high school and
member ported out by the committees,
Farm ers Se who
have o th
during
testimony-
Should
r X e ir r year's Senator pow
I * ’* ney
" ” » d»rm
g testim
ony
Refreshments w ill be served by the location of a reduction plant, people are com plaining that once of B a tte A E 249th CA w l "
who labored hard and long over
plans made
i i i « st
l 3 y Whim buvlna h.c
J
« « n cu ltu ra . pro- he Method,*« ladies who are the the most logical p.are would be «he house door "s open^n comes” port“
X in g
act S i a h “ re- the week-end. F rom now on few,
the
seed immediat
7. ,, more
,. „ ' . . d
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- m e w h e r e m thfe area
stra.v dog
!a„
if any, measures w ill be reported
seed this
out, most all o f the rem aining bills
ed than ever to make sure that
w ill die a n a tu ra l death, except
they have high p u rity, are free of
the appropriation measures. There
noxious weeds and have a high
is enough im p o rta n t legislation be­
germ ination percentage
Legume
These Men Are Doing and Will Do Our Fighting
fore both houses to keep the ldw -
»eed planted on ground not pre­
makers more than busy u n til ad- '
viously grow ing the tam e type c f
journm ent w ith o u t
considering
legume w ill not grow w ell unless
anything else. N e xt week we w ill
inoculated. The inoculation ma­
give you the to ta l number o f house
te ria l may lx» obtained nt the
and senate b ills introduced during
county agent's office ,or purchas­
the session, the number th a t failed
ed from deniers.
passed, etc.
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The most common reason fo r
fa ilu re o f new ly seeded pastures
The lawm akers are showing the
Is seeding on loose ground. W ith
stra in of the long grind. Tem per*
any «mall-seeded erop the ground
are fla rin g up quite often and the
is worked thoroughly and packed
boys th in k nothing o f indulging in •
firm ly so th a t the seed w ill be in
personalities. Last week, a fte r the
m oist soil that w ill rem ain moist
house had recessed durin g an eve­
and so th a t it w on't lx» buried too
ning session, a few o f the la w ­
deeply.
m akers took tim e out to te ll each
"H ig h q u a lity seed, inoculation
other just w hat they thought o f
when necessary, and a good seed
th e ir colleagues, in no uncertain
bed perm it using a lig h te r rate of
terms. Many folks th in k th a t serv­
seeding," F letcher said.
ing as a legislator is a snap. Peo­
The recommended pasture m ix­
ple read th a t the house o r senate
ture per ucre of irrig a te d land in
convened at 10 n. m. and adjourn­
this county is: Ladlno clover. 3
ed at 2:30 u n til the next day. The
pounds; A lta
F'esctie, 4 pounds;
folks back home get the idea th a t
English ryegrass and orchard
the lawm akers enjoy banker’s
A lvin D. Dugan, seaman second A ir Cadet Russell W oolcotl H e lt),
grass, 3 pounds each.
S ta ff Sgt. Fay Ewing w ith the
L t. Wayne S. M ackin With th ■»
Tech Sgt. Glenn C. Weiden, son hours, but such is not the case.
class, Bremerton, Washington, en- »’ «ckson. Tennessee Born March
"E very bit of barnyard manure, I
.
¿7. 1923. A ir Cadet Rolx»rt W ool- bomb squadron at Poyote, Texas M ountain In fa n try , Camp Hale, of M r. and Mrs. M. V. Weiden. Long before the d a ily session con-
_ ,
*ene , and many houi i after It ad*
croi» residues, and other organic listed August 1941 Born May 1,
) r |ght» E llington Field, Texas
Son o f M r. und Mrs. Roy Ew ing Colorado. Born A p ril 2, 1918 and Born September 11, 1920, enlisted journs for Ihe day, legislators are
m a tte r added to pasture lands w ill jg -jl, n son of M r. and Mrs. A rth u r He was horn F’ebruary 20, 1921.
help insure Ihe r ,r lie , t possible
o(
Doth „ „
local high and a graduate of the local high son of M r. and Mrs. S. L. M ackin. February 1939. Graduate o f local a” endi nf? ’ be a ll-im p o rta n t com-
fu ll production," the county agent
and inc
are th«»
the «ons
sons nf
o f Mr
M r. u and
school. Fay was born June 19. Graduate of local high school in high school, 1938. Stationed w ith
'H ’' ' ' 1. ' " h‘.c.h ti,k*‘ h? urs
K sehool
school find
k H
concluded.
I school w ith class o f 1939.
Mrs. A. W oolcott, S ilk Creek.
192t).
1936.
29th Engineers, PoHland.
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Honor Roll of South Lane-North Douglas Servicemen