The Willamina times., May 13, 1948, Page 6, Image 6

THURSDAY. MAY 13. 1948
THE WILLAMINA TIMES. WILLAMINA. OREGON
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p la n t itse lf. A 5 p e rc e n t DDT d u st
w ill effec tiv e ly c o n tro l pas» a p h id s.
H o w ev er. DDT k ills slow ly an d 4 8 to
"3 h o u rs m u st ela p se a f te r d u s tin g
b e fo re m a x im u m r e s u lts w ill be a p ­
p a re n t.
Watchful Gardening is
Needed to Combat Pests
S lugs. cu tw o rm s, p e a a p h id s a n d
ca b b ag e m a g g o ts a r e f o u r com m o n
T h e c a b b a g e m a g g o t is a w o rm o r
g a rd e n p ests w hich w ill m a k e th e m ­ la rv a e w h ich is h a tc h e d from an egg
selves rig h t a t hom e in a new ly se e d ­ la id by a fly. T h e m a g g o t fee d s on
ed fam ily v e g e ta b le p lo t if th s g a r ­ ro o ts of ca b b ag e , ra d ish e s, tu r n ip s
d e n e r is c o n ten t to s it back an d n u rse a n d s im ila r crops. It e a ts h o le s in
h is p la n tin g ac h es a n d pain s, p ro m ise ro o t cro p s, an d k ills o r s tu n ts cab -
tw o O regon S ta te college e n to m o lo ­ h ag e. T a r p a p e r d isk s a r e reco m m en d -
gists. H. H. C row ell an d R o b e rt W . ed fo r use a ro u n d c a b b a g e p la n ts. A
4 p e rc e n t calo m el d u st o r ex clu sio n
E very.
Most slu g d a m a g e is d o n e a t n ig h t. of th e flies by th e u se of n e ttin g w ill
D u rin g th e d a y lig h t h o u rs, th e y h id e give som e c o n tro l fo r root crops.
u n d e r bo ard s, s tic k s o r in d ee p g rass.
T h e slu g itself is g re y ish brow n in !
color a n d is a p p ro x im a te ly o n e -h a lf |
inch long. R e co m m en d ed c o n tro l is
w ith m e ta ld e h y d e -c a lc iu m a rs e n a te
poison bait. It m ay be p u rc h a se d in
e ith e r fla k e o r p e lle t form .
C ut-w orm b ait is a v a ila b le in seed
sto re s.
T h e e n to m o lo g ists d escrib e th e pea
ap h id o r louse as a g re e n su c k in g in ­
sect w hich ca u se s le a f y ello w in g an d
c u rlin g as w ell as s tu n tin g to th e
W . S. A llan
Republican C andidate
C o u n ty
C o m m is s io n e r
A Vote for Allan
is a Vote for
Good Roads.”
Pd. Pol. Adv.
T h e hoys 4-H c lu b held a m e etin g
at th e h o m o o f N o rm an B u rd e n on
S a tu r d a y a f te rn o o n . T h e hoys h av e
six a c tiv e m e m b er* u n d e r th e le a d e r ­
sh ip of A lden S ch m id t Mr. O h ltn g ,
th e co u n ty le a d e r, w as also p re se n t
a n d g av e th e m a lesson in Ju d g in g
d a iry cow s. T h e lu re of a s tre a m am i
fish in g rod w as also d uly h o n o red .
The
Rob R eeds
in d
K en n e th
S w in g les w e re g u e sts In th e P a u l
B la n c h a rd J r . h o m e on F rid a y even
¡ng.
Mrs. I.lo y d B la n c h a rd an d W a n d a,
w ere S u n d a y v isito rs In th e h o m e of
th e ir d a u g h t e r a n d sis te r. Mrs. N lllo
K olvu, in S h e rid a n .
T h e It R. S to u t fam ily w ere S u n
d a y d in n e r g u e s ts In th e hom e of
re la tiv e s b etw e en IVillas an d I'MIl*
C ity. T h e y o u n g fo lk s h o n o red th e ir
m o th e rs by t a k liir o v er th a t u n ­
lo v ely c h o re , th e d ish w a sh in g , a f te r
a b o u n tifu l d in n e r.
th e ir sons an d d a u g h te r* In-law an d
g ra n d c h ild ren .
P re se n t w ere Mr. an d Mrs la tslls
lla n y a rd . T ig a rd ; Mr. a n d Mrs. M erle
B a n y ard . W o o d b u rn , Mr an d Mrs
('H e s te r F re d ric k so n . S alem ; Mr. am i
M is T ony l.ela ek . G erv ais, Mr. an d
M r s V ernle B a n y ard . M isses Ba Je a n
B a n y a rd a n d Miss Ire n e lla n y a rd .
W illa m in a A n u m b e r of itra n d ch ll
T h e h o m e of Mr. a n d Mrs. A rth u r d re n w ere also p resen t.
IV inyard w as th e scen e of a fam ily
T h e g ra d e school hoy* b aseb all
plav ed
M cM innville J u n io r
re u n io n . S u n d a y , In h o n o r of M others te a m
h
igh
th
e
re
M
onilay
M cM innville
Day. E ig h t of th e ir te n c h ild re n w ere
p re s e n t fo r th e o ccasio n us w ell us won by a sc o re of 6 to W illa m in a * 4
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D IS T R IC T — T h e lad les
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th e ho m e of Mrs. E a rl C ook o n F r i ­
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T w en ty lad ies w ere p rese n t in c lu d -’
■ tig th r e e v isito rs. Mrs. D oris D erk-
son, R u th a n d B essie S to u t. T h e o c­
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o n e of th e m e m b ers, M rs. G eo rg e
Lee. w ho receiv ed m a n y lovely an d
p r a c tic a l g ifts. T h e clu b w ill ta k e a
su m m e r rec ess ex c ep t fo r a p icnic
in A u g u st to in c lu d e th e fa m ilie s of
th e m em b ers. Mrs. H ow ard S ch ar-
sm id t In v ite d th e m to h e r hom e fo r
th is a ifa ir . N am es fo r S e c r e t S is te rs
a n d fo r th e o r d e r o f e n te r ta in m e n t
n ex t y e a r w e re d ra w n . At th e clo se
o f th e a fte rn o o n . Mrs. Cook a n d .Mrs.
W. E. S m ith , a s s is tin g h o ste ss, serv ed
re fre s h m e n ts .
Mr. a n d Mrs. R o b e rt R eed a n d
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h o m es o f th e ir p a re n ts a t S alem an d
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G uy L eith v isite d R e ed sp o rt on
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"Continued Attention to Duty"
M em ber F. » . I. C.
Primary Election May 21. 1948
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Present Governor
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The ORCGON PRESS Says;
•‘Hi» appointment» to date have been outstanding men.” ”H¿»
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“ Governor Hall has made a good start as the State*» chief
executive during his short time in office.”
—T H E D A L LE S O P T IM IS T .
“ ...fo u n d the new Oregon executive, first of all, a very
human sort of person, . . . interested in the things in which
they were interested, meeting them naturally, unaffectedly, un­
derstanding^.”
—B E N D B U L L E T IN . Bend.
“ He is a forceful speaker — one who is inclined to call a spade
a spade. . . Those who have had personal contact with him
believe he is a man’s man.”— H O O D R IV E R NEW S.Hood River.
“ Governor H all meets an issue squarely.”
—OREG O N C IT Y E N T E R P R IS E . Oregon City.
“ Governor Hall made a good impression by his talk here.”
— P E N D L E T O N EAST O R E G O N IA N . Pendleton.
“ H all brings to the Governor’s chair a broad knowledge of
problems which are Oregon’s ,. . . member of the American
Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars, he faces problems for
which, by training and experience, he is eminently qualified.”
— Y A N K NEW S.
“ One of the shrewdest law makers that ever sat in a state
legislative session.”
— A S T O R IA N B U D G E T. Astoria.
“ ...s h o w s sound judgment in his appraisal of men.”
— G A Z E T T E -T IM E S , Heppner.
“ Has ample ability . . . is eminently qualified to carry on the
administration of the state’s affairs.” -S A N D Y POST, Sandy.
“ Governor John H. Hall w ill give Oregon a vigorous adminis­
tration. He is alert, quick, decisive . . .“— OREG O N V O T E R .
“ He has tackled with courage and determination the important
duties of the office of Governor.”
— ST. H E L E N S C H R O N IC L E . St. Helens.
“ Governor John H. H a ll’s activities . . . indicate a real desire
to provide Oregon with an able administration.”
— M c M IN N y iL L E R E G IS TE R . McMinnville.
“ The new governor comes well recommended as an able
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—T IG A R D S E N T IN E L , Tigard.
“ Governor H all has made an excellent impression as successor
to the late Earl Snell, conducting affairs with dignity and
admirable decisiveness. Previously he had served regularly in
the house and risen by ability to the speakership.”
— O R E G O N IA N , Portland.
"He’s doing a GOOD Job"
Pd Adv
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I’E N D IX a u to m a tic W a sh e r d ee s v o u r
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