Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, April 10, 1947, Image 21

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Newspaper Page Textawers Given awberry Plan , by which strawberry 'ran produce their own planting stock of ' 1 ,t .trswberries Is outlined f oSC. extension cir fM "Plans tor Produc ;SSterry Banting Stock." " lar Dr. S. M. Zeller. "SKaK horticulturist, ?JSt certified Marshall USg stock is not Tin sufficient quantities fvefthe needs of Ore Pplf ,u-t there is a growing LTfor such Planting stock! other si .seriousness of the virus LSus diseases such as red rTuk roots, have combm- l make it unprofitable to use Ljy iieiaru" Lher degree of control of the Ua can uc r . - Est vigilance and by rouging rr'. niants as they show up Strawberry nursery plot, the nnint out There are rfrMs in Oregon, however, the virus diseases are so as and spread so rapidly that ing of planting stock is not amended. fessor Has Article Trade Magazine kgi L. Lomax, professor of ess administration in the Uni te of Oregon, is author of an a on storage-financing ap Bg in the 1947 Distributing Warehousing Directory, e article deals with the triple leeamone the warehouseman, anker, and the borrower, and jse of full warehousing by isssmen and bankers. ober of farm and ranch op ts to Wyoming decreased '2 tntslnce 1840. Present figu.es MM. Activities Calendar Says Lane To Have Full Summer Slate Lane County and vicinity will tournament on the slopes of Mt. come in for Hs share of summer fun, according to a list of more than 100 events in Oregon's sum mer entertainment program com piled this week by the Oregon State Highway Commission, Ranging from festivals and bath ing beauty contests to round-ups and historic pageants, the events have been planned from . April through September. As other dates are arranged, they wilt be com piled in a second list to be issued later in the year. Wide Choice Oregonians and out-of-state vis itors will have a wide choice of attractions with which to supple ment sight-seeing and other vaca tion activities. . Among major events are the fa mous Portland Eose Festival, op ening June 9 for a week and end' ing with the Golden Rose ski ILL DIRT Eugene or Springfield INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL Ue Eugene 958 or Spfld. 535 ft Senfctiinf ! Try Thti I Qikk Em and Comfort In fa a clean, powerful, pene- ; ell now dispensed oy pnar- m everywnere at iniuny coot IbHnm anaedv relief from iteh- tnd torture of externally caused ItttHlhlf'. m' Emerald Oil soothes ths tad torture, helps promote rapid healing. Get Moone's mtS Oil at any drug store. m wtcs iz not limy satisnea. ITAHT-DAVIS DRUG CO. Erosion Control Program Grows More than 5000 dams and ponds for erosion control and livestock water have been constructed on Oregon farms and ranches in the past 10 years with AAA practice program assistance, E. H. Miller, chairman of the State Committee said Wednesday. , But in announcing this record of accomplishment, Miller points out that a recent conservation needs survey shows that at least that many dams are needed to pre vent erosion by heavy spring run offs and provide dry-season water for livestock. Burns Example A pond just completed by Aivm Hulbert, Burns rancher, under the 1947 agricultural conservation pro gram is cited by Miller as an ex ample of the worK Being opne wiin AAA assistance. Hulbert used a . bulldozer . to gouge a 70-Dy-iou loot pre in a natural drainage area, ine pona will store about 160,000 gallons of seeDase water from melting snows for use during the dry season. Need Approval The project had prior approval from the Harney County AAA committee for a practice payment that will carry half of the total cost. Farmers and ranchers who want practice program help in carrying out this or any other of the 43 ap proved practices for this year will need to file a farm plan with their county AAA committee before May 1, Miller added. Me also point ed out that the committee approval is needed before the work is start ed. Hood June 15. Also expected to attract record crowds are the Pendleton Round Up, Astoria's Salmon Derby, Sea side's first annual Miss Oregon pageant, Salem's revived Cherrv Festival, Newport's Crab Festival,! r,ugies uregon Trau Fageant Portland's Western International livestock show, the State Fair, Coos Bay Pirate's Resatta. Al. bany's timber carnival. Ashland's Shakespearean Festival, and scores or omer events. Salmon Derby Two events which beean in March will carry on through April, with one continuing to Sept. 1. The Oregonian-Meier & Frank sal mon derby, which opened March 15 iU close April 26, offering val uable prizes for the largest salmon caught in the Columbia and Wil lamette Rivers. The striped bass derby, which began-March 16 at t,oos Bay, wul continue to Sept. 1, with summer-long competition, ex pected to be keen. Lane County events listed (and those close to the county) include the White Water Parade on the McKenzie River, April 20; state wide air tour out of Portland, with date to be announced; Oregon Trail Pageant, July 24 to 26; Coos Bay Pirates regatta, August 2 and 3; ana me county fair, Sept. 17 to 20. Portland Firm Has Low Bid on Project PORTLAND P) A low bid of $3,274,342 by the Kukesberg Con struction Co, Portland, was listed Wednesday by the Public Lands Administration for the relocation of 10 miles of the North Santiam Highway at the Detroit dam site. W. H. LyMh, division engineer, said four other bids were sub mitted for the grading and bridge project. They ranged as high as $4,345,876. The contract will be awarded In a few, days. Lynch said. Ticket-Holders Told to Trade Stubs as UO Production Nears Persons holding season tickets to University of Oregon Theater productions were warned Thurs day by Horace Robinson, theater director, to exchange ticket stubs for reserved seat tickets to The Green Pastures" before Monday, Apra 14. 1 . ,t Season ticket holders "are en titled to any seat in the house for the one-night showing of the Marc Connelly extravsjrania April 1$, Robinson said. They must mail their ticket stubs and stamped, self-addressed envelopes to 1 University Theater on Si campus before the April It deadline. New stag equipment and cos tuming for the production have! been purchased. New equipment includes six beam projectors and a new portable switchboard, which win handle 2000 waits of elec tricity, t ht additisn to seairiess, trans parent gauze curtain, 60 by 30 feet ia size, the theater has purchased a new front curtain containing! 1000 yard of material. Costumes fire being reads for 150 persons, with winged costumes betas made for th angels. New scenery will be used throughout A jet of sectional stasis now .under construction witt mors than double the amount of staging oa nana. Precious and semi - precious stone are found ia nearly every state of the Union, North, CsroMn having the greatest variety, Aqua, marines, emeralds, diaaaonds, ars eihyit, rubies, sapphires, and others, are found there. PAINTERS PURE ILI PASK OSBUN'S Pbsaa 203-1, Eugene, Honolulu Separated by Day Hawaii will be less than a day away by air from Eugene when united Air Lines on May 1 In augurates direct, one-carrier serv ice between this city and Hono lulu, it was announced Thursday by C. A. Eberhardt, district traf fic and sales manager. Passengers from Eugene will leave here in the evening and fly to San Francisco for an overnight stop. The following morning they will board a high-speed Mainliner 300 (Douglas DC-6) for the cross- Pacific flight; . These planes will be identical with that which, on March 29, set an airline speed record from the Pacific to the At lantic of 8 hours, 47 minutes and 13 seconds. Cafe Purchased Kenny Hulse, Eugene cafe oper ator, announced- Wednesday the Durchase of Chuck's Cafe, High way 99 South, between Eugene and Springfield. Hulse said the cafe would open Thursday following a 10-day closure for renovating and redecorating of the interior. WESTERN UNION r THURSDAY 10 APRIL 1947 MRS MRS CUSTOMER . ' LANE COUNTY, OREGON '. .", FRIDAY SATURDAY SPECIAL ALL TWEED CHEVIOT SHETLAND SUITS ONE THIRD OFF REGULAR PRICE STOP SUITS AVERAGE ONLY FORTY DOLLARS SO COST LESS TO YOU THAN PRE-WAR STOP . , REDUCTION THESE TWO DAYS ONLY - ' JOE RICHARDS MEN'S STORE 873 Willamette Reo Distributors Pick Mock & Sons for Sates Appointment of E. A. Mock and Sons, Eugene automotive firm. dealers for Reo trucks and buses was announced Thursday by Reo Truck sales Co. of Portland. Announcement of plans for con struction of a new building for service and parte facilities was made by the Mock organization, The new structure will be adjacent to the present buildings at 210 W, Broadway. Construction will start as soon as approval can be se cured. Also announced was the imme diate availability of the complete new 1847 line of Reo trucks and buses in a wide range of models, up to huge off-highway tandem drive loaers. Included In the Mock organiza tion, in addition to E. A. Mock, are four of his sons, A. W A. L., L.E. and L. F. A. W, Mock has been narned truck manager of the firm. - e Scourers to Conduct. Planning Conference Council President 3. R. Brack art Wednesday announced that the Oregon Trail Seouters plan ning conference will be neia aun-dv- Anrit IS. Meetings will be held at Eugene Hotel, opening at 2:30 p.m. and closing after 6:30 evening dinner. Oneratine committees of the Council scheduled to meet In clude: Advancement, Paul B. Means, chairman; Camping and Activities, Percy Brown, chair man; Health and Safety, E. D. ssirmr, chairman: Leadership Training, Gilbert Sprague, chair man; and Organization ana in tension, C. H. Michel chairman. S 1 bW, J . Till it th product wMA ii mid in St Ktmi, Or, and which hit been sold all over the United State. Brndnf tit Se!p and Hair Treatment cn b used at horn without danger of oiling hat band, bed linen clothing. Tn aimpla direction art ay to fol low. 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