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COTTAGE GROVE. LANE COUNTY, OREGON THURSDAY, APRIL28, IIM»
Hl-Y MEETING TO III HELD
AT MAI.I M I ICIlt XY
PORTLAND <S|M'cial)
More
than 150 h i i> h xchoo) students.
IN PORTLAND
it's the HOTEL >
WASHINGTON
NUMBER 38
Weyerhaeuser Officials Inspect Sign
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ST. HELENS ¿
TREE FARM
VaHcy
mrmlM'rx of 111 Y <boyxl nnd Tri
Hl Y (girls) clubs from rill sec
tions of th«' stale are preparing
PÍYWUÍUSH TIMBEP COM MMT I1
to no.to Salem Friday where they
will ninveni' in the statehouse for
the »mind annual YM('A-s|ion-
soil'd Youth and Government leg
•■ a A«4
islative hcssion.
hirst on the agenda of the two-
I
To give your lawn that "million
day session is the address to the
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legislature by Oregon's l>oy gov- dollar" look. invest u few cents
Members of Weyerhaeuser Tim dent. Weyerhaeuser Timber Com
ernor, Jim ('«Hike, member of Ar now In 2,4-D and get rid of un
ber Company's Executive Com pany; W. L. McCormick, director
thur Cotton Hl-Y chib of Salem. sightly broad leafed weeds sug-
mittee
and officers of the com and vice-president; Laird Bell,
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sts
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extension
farm
other students cloct<d to top
h'gi'lative |Mmtx an Rod French, ••tops aiieciallst. Rex Warren.
pany Inspect typical signboard chaiiTnan of board of directors;
He says 2,4-D will eliminate which will identify firm's tree Arthur Karlen, production mana
I jiGt mdc. president of th«' senate;
ger, Longview branch operation;
Dan Boyd, ol Uncoln high xchrarl, such common lawn pests as dande
farm areas in Oregon and Wash David Graham, financial vice-
Portland, spaker of the house; lion and buckhorn It will not kill
ington. Signs are to be placed on president, Weyerhaeuser Timber
Carol Winslow. West Linn, clerk narrow leafed wei-dx similar to
major highways passing through < ompany; Frank Walling, mana
of the Menate; and Burlón Adams, crabgraas, however.
tree farms. Left to right; Harry ger. Lumber Division, Tacoma;
Klamath Fulls, clerk <>f the I m > um * ’{ Manufacturers of the weedicide
E Morgan, manager of Longview, Norton Clapp, director; George S. i
|xit out a variety of conccntra-
Washington branch operation; F. Ixing, Jr., secretary; Edmund
tlonx
Thus,
it
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impossible
to
Wedding AniMtunccmcnts an J
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Weyerhaeuser, president of Hayes, director and vice-presi
make one universal application rc-
Invitations. - The Sentinel.
Weyerhaeuser Sales Company and
conunendation. He suggests that director; Joe Nolan, general coun dent; Charles H Ingram, vice-
president and general manager,
directions on the container be fol-
sel; J. p. Weyerhaeuser, Jr., prexl- Tacoma.
lowed "to the letter" for best re
sults. In most c«s«*s, rather light
SUMMARY OF ALL HUMINEMN paper, carbon report covers $17..
applications are asked for.
Warren n-commcnds salt type TRANRAC TED BY THE COURT 35; Loree L. Whipps, $45 00; W.
2,4-D for lawn use. He points out OF THE STATE OF OREGON W Edmiston. $80.00; Grace Schis-
that surrounding broad leaf shrubs FOR LANE COUNTY, DURING ka. Co. Tr., state withholding tax
may easily be damaged by promis THE MONTH OF MAM H, I»1» $1 25; Grace Schiska. Co. Tr.. in
cuous wetting or drift of the
come tax $6.75; Hale G. Thomp
weed killing agent For this rea-
Ordered that twelve deeds be son. fees $15.00; The Pac Tel &
. win he rvcornm<*nds that 2,4-D made for (county owned properties Telg. Co . services $19.90; Osburn
dusts or the ester or alcohol base for the total sum of $1.920.00.
Hotel, jury meals $11.05; Cres-
tyjM's not be used. Both of the
Ordered that ten offers be* re- seyx'. scrap book $235;
latter arc easily carried by wind ji'cted for County owned properties
( IRCUIT COURT JUVENILE:
currents.
for the sum of $1,475 00.
Ix>uis Sherman. $354 16, Richard
The xiM-cialist sounds a warning,
Order recommending issuance of ’ i,1
°' Gar"
meanwhile, about using 2,4-D in throe liquor licenses.
«.ri’,^ai-jean R. Sprick,
any form on newly seeded lawns
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,
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$190.00; Grace Schiska, Co. Tr.,
Grass ax well as weeds will be
harmc«l, he warns. To avoid grass
injury. Warren suggests waiting
until fall before spraying spring
sown lawns.
Prior to spraying old lawns. It
Is best to allow the grass a week
or so of uninterrupted growth.
Then, immediately after spraying,
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I nue Sb 25: Lida O. Garnett, ex-,
Ruk*s and Regulations for
the lawn is not Irrigated for 24
ponses $14 30; Louis Sherman, ex
hours This time lapse will allow County Planning Commission.
penses $1890; Richard O. Pencost.
Order
establishing
Election
the plant to absorb the 2.4-D.
expenses $10.00; Tidewater Asso.
Young succulent weeds react most Department in the 4-H quarters. Oil Co., gas & oil $6 53; Mrs
readily.
Order for Public Oar ice Hall
Margaret Schaffer, care of juve
Home owners frequently become License for Marcola Post No. 7036 nile. $7.50; Mrs. Reid Garber, care
discouraged with 2.4-D. Warren V. F. W.
of juvenile $10.00; Mrs. John H.
Order establishing salary of
find, because no immediate re-
Rowlette, care of juvenile $10.00
action is noticeable Because 2.4-1' Frank J. Elliott, Weightmaster.
Gerlachs Drug, drugs $6 60; The
Order appointing Ira I. Swank.
has a xlow killing reaction, it will
Standard Oil Co., gas & oil $14 95;
take six weeks to two months after Constable for the Oakridge dis The Western Telg. Co., services
trict.
spraying for the weeds to dis
Order refunding monies to $036; Standard Oil Co. of Calif.,
appear completely.
gas & oil $2.77; The Pac Tel &
Meantime first apparent weed Robert E. Lyon on purchase of
Telg. Co., services $46.05; Mrs.
reaction will be curling and dix- property.
Charles W. Anderson, care of
Ordered that Lane County will
torted leaf appearance.
contribute a necessary sum to-1
wards rental for District At-
torney’s Office.
Wife Preservers
Contract between Lane County
and James W. Haynes to punch me
property.
Ordered that stop signs be
placed at private logging roads
crossing County roads.
Weedless Lawns
Possible by Use
Of 2,4-D Killer
I iper
CIRCUIT COURT - INSANE:
Ixrnaid H. Clark, attendence trip
$5.00; Clifford II. Brisco, attendent
on trip $5.00; L. A White. M D..
insanity hearing $1000; R M
Overstreet, M. D.. insanity hearing
$10 00; Margaret Tingle, M D, in.
sanity hearing $5 00; Palmer R
Grorud. insanity hearing $5.00; 1
SÄÄSSÄ
M D., insanity hearing $5.00; W.
J. Stone M. D., insanity hearing
$500; County Clerk Marion Co.
commitment papers $2.00; Loree
L Whipps, fees $630; Verne L.
Adams. M. D.. insanity hearing
$15.00; H. T. Gentle, M. D., in
sanity hearing $1500; Carl W.
Robbins, M. D., insanity hearing
sanity hearing $5.00;
CLERK; Eva L. Duckworth,
$230.00; Helen Romaine, $230 00
Blanche Sweet, $190.00; Nlca Mc-
$21500; Dorothy Putnam,
$205.00. Pamela Sken«, $195.00;
Gertrude V. Howard $18000;
Marion O. Honner, $19000. Ellen
Christensen, $180 00; Ma)
(Continued on page 14)
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MAIM H CLAIMS. 194»
GENERAL FUND
ADVERTISING: Eugene Reg
Doni lotfH turnip« when you are buy
ister Guard, pub. claims • Jan.
Inf vegetables HUKt rrd lumipa frrved
with pork chops are old-fashioned but
$125.04; Eugene Register Guard,
food
notice of hearing $9.60; Cottage
Grove Sentinel, publishing Claims
You can sell through the classified
Feb. $116.30; The Willamette
Pages 16 nnd 17
Press, pub. sale of real property
$43.75; Guard Publishing Co., pub.
claims - Feb. $125.57;
ASSESSOR: Salaries unless
otherwise noted; Agnes O'Brien.
$230.00; Henry O. Darrow. $250.00;
S C Payne. $215.00; P. L. Sill,
$210.00; K. C. Watkins, $210.00;
M. E Ramsey. $210.00; Lloyd F.
Omlid, $210.00; Adeline Volkstorf.
$185.(X); Maurine McCrea. $185.00;
Dorothy Moskop. $18000; Jeannne
Hickson. $162.55; Mary Forrester.
$180.00; Georgia M. Bowerman,
$180.00; Margaret Loney, $165.00;
Norma
Jones.
$165.00;
Doris
Toothaker. $165.00; Ronald W.
Blanton. $210.00; Benny J. Hall.
$21000; Stanley B. Stout. $210.00;
B O. Teasdale. $210.00; Aileen
Monteith. $165.00; Velma M Fahl-
man, $165.00; Phillis Gunderson.
$165.00; Aetna Life Ins. Co., in
surance $10.70; Pacific Hospital
"A Daily Feature**
- Ass'n . hospitalization $9 00; Grace
Schiska, Co. Tr.. state withholding
$47.38; Grace Schiska, Co. Tr., in
come tax $394.00; Retirement Sys
tem. contributions $130.36; Lane
Auto Co., automotive parts $53.43;
R. O. Teasdale, mileage $35.06; R.
S. Nicholson, mileage $7.12; K. C.
Watkins, mileage $26.48; Stanlev
Stout, mileage $38.72; Shelton-
Turnbull-Fuller Co., notice cards
$6.20; Boehnke Printing Co., as
sessment cards $24.40; Lloyd Om
lid. ex|>cnscs * mileage $106.71;
S. C. Payne, expenses $5.15; R. W.
Blanton, expenses * mileage $37.-
82; P. L. Sill, expenses $9.50; Ben
ny Hall, expenses & mileage $35.-
34; J. S. Gilkey, expenses $22.50;
Valley Printing Co., postcards
$5.20; Peirce Auto Freight Lines,
Inc., freight $1.55; The Pac. Tel.
& Telg. Co., services $12.55; M. E.
Ramsey, mileage $11.28; Oakridge
Motoi, lodging $30.00; Hotel Re
gan. lodging $14.00; Eugene Dietz-
gen Co., tracing paper $51.24;
Addrcssograph-Multograph Corp.,
plates $54.35; A. R. Von Lehe, ex
penses $7.50;
CIRCUIT COURT: Richard N.
Appling, $275.00; Pacific Hospital
Ass'n., hospitalization $3.00; Grace
Schiska. Co. Tr.. state tax $2.75;
Grace Schiska. On. Tr.. income tax
$16.30; Retirement System, con
tributions $17.08; The Lawwrs
Co-operative Publ. Co.. Am. I-aw
reports Vol. #3 $10.00; Roland K.
Rodman, fees $15.00; Gordon A.
Ramstead .fees $15.00; West Publ.
Co., cum. pc. pts., wds & phs.
$18 (X); Grace Robertson, cxjicnscs
A "fees $18.75; Koke-Chapman Co.,
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