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About The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195? | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1946)
rear».. POINT XMEMCAN CtNWUU. POINT. OBBOOW PAGE 6 labor-[ tilled "Results of Permanent = }>aj. clothes, dole for children : self-help ‘ tUra Grass and Legume Experiment, savin. ■ uipment for the kitchen an 1 > -hereby the veteran nor as a mea n remodeling ){e(1 gon„ Experimental Area at Ore l ibor at laundry suggestions for the employer gets cheap gon City" by Edwin Keltner. super- i, sewing helps in the cab- are a kitchen, government expense. Then. funds | and kitchen utensils New fa- ' Inet. i intendent. esta intended to train the vete- n for his As a project of the Oregon State 1 brics will also be displayed. Cooperative effort In the as to »11 plant °"n ,utu"" •*<'ur,ly “ I college experiment station, six pa-- Miss Clinton will carry out a morn blishment of a large athletic ' provide Industry with skilled men" ing demonstration on "Tomorrow * ture grusses In general use In west at Rogue River has been pledgid The veteran 1» advlaed to certify Fabrics for You and Your House ' ern Oregon were seeded alone and in by th«- Rogue River Veterans t'f with | his eligibility for Job-training with subterranean clover Foreign Wars post and the school Miss Lutz will lead the afternoon mixture the Veterans Administration as early demonstration. "Better Houses for and white clover in the fall of 1940. hoard. according to Aif II. Mekvold. , ,, possible to »vid delays In draw principal of the Rogue River schools ing his allowances once he has O' Better Living." The grasses were: English rye grass, Included in the project are a turf i i tallied a Job under the program. His fescue, alta fescue, red The day's program will begin at chewing ' gram are not intended as ■ New Gym at Rogue River is Planned THURSDAY. MARCH 21. 194S _ the throughout summer a herd of dairy heifers, by This mixture rated well months the From top In palatabllity and toward jh« produced a continued growth throughout the dry English rye summer months. By its vigorous one choice number grass was growth it practically eliminated for be- preference little followed by eign grasses and weeds after three tween alta fescue and orchard grass. years of pasturing. The English rye grass provided only The Bubsterranean clover increased a short pasture season, however, and rather than decreased its stands in was gone soon after the rains ceased spite of constant pasturing. The cattle showed a distinct liking The circular is available from any for the mixed grass and clover seed western Oregon county extension of- ings over grass planted alone, flee. On the bass of observations and standpoint, palatabllity the fescue and Tallarook sub 10 o'clock in the morning and end creeping fescue, orchard grass and yield, alta next stop after getting a J“b- 1,1 ,o Mr. and Mis. Ed Goehring, .and clover fertilized with 100 Seeding rates terranean stralght-away track, and 230-yard contact his local apprentice coordi- ■ at 3:30 In the afternoon. Women >f highland bent grass, daughter, Bonnie, were guests Mon treble phosphate each fall pounds of f n- baseball and softball diamonds, ten- nator to arrange a training schedule the community will plan nnd prepaie and fertilizer applications are proved to he the most desirable com day evening at the home of Mr. and nls courts and bleachers. and related studies pertaining to his i luncheon at which time home de . luded in the circular. pasture. Mrs. Glenn Downing. Plans for preliminary survey and monstration agents or emergency as All Of the plots received pasturing bination for a permanent job. the bulletin says Ste- blue prints were launched when sistants will review county accom- Oregon's 24 coordinators covering venson met with the sohool board I Ì plishments for the year. bulletin. are listed in the I PORTLAND the state Proposal to Include flood lights in Special Invitations have been sent county being mailed to which Is the project was vetoed by the group county Organi-1 I to county court members, service officers, all veterans’ servicei . agents, 4-H club leaders and their and local selective zations. wives or husbands. Osmo boards. Copies are available I at the Affairs of Veterans' Department Orecon City Mrs. Grace Kinder. of Palo Alto. State Library building. Salem. football a quarter field, mile track “On-the-job Training Offered to Veterans 3 <_> § Qi I c o Officials of the state department, California. Is visiting ut the home of How the Oregon veteran can e«. mother-in-law, Mrs. Gaston of vocational educational and of the j her tnblish himself In on-the-job training She will be here until about stat«- ain>r«nticeshlp council, which Floux. under the GI bill Of rights Is explain- When Owen II. Kinder. up und supervis- March SO. <d in a bulletin prepared and released cooperate in .setting ¡8 Ic Is out of the service, he and his program, assist this week by llug.li E. R ossoii De. ing the job-training wife plan to come to Southern ore- partment of Veterans' Affairs dlrec- ed in preparing the bulletin. gon to live. tor. The four-page bulletin sets fort fi simply the steps the veteran must take In order to receive the training subsistence allowances granted him during his period of learning in an Homemakers Davs Start in April In Nine Counties Ft warns, however, that "govern ment funds provided under this pro- Homemakers Days will nine Oregon open counties having Gervais Jefferson Conallis « in enter- Western Oregon farmers Halsey faced Harrisbury home with the problem of what to saw on I - . __ —demonstration agents this April, re- the so-called "red hill" soils where ( „ | 5"^ I I I t*" I. J ports Frances Clinton, assistant state a permanent pasture is desired can with best plant alta fee. cue 1 home demonstration leader in mixture Ill JJOR.H to the contrary notwith headquarters at Oregon State col- with Tallarook substerranean clover, standing. we (till have the largest In- according to a newly published Cir Homemakers Days give stock of McCormick-Deering parts lege. in Southern Oregon. Alexander terested people In the counties an cular of Information No. 376 Hardware & Implement Co. opportunity to become familiar with i gency assistants and * Wucoburn SibtrtM Alta Fescue With Subclover Found Best Pasture Mix occupation. tu augment his salary. MThere Goes Another Greyhound Bus! That’s Real Local Service!” new Junction City 19 DEPARTURES DAILY FROM home economics extension Activities. WANTED Central Point Prineville will be the center of the WA.XTDO—Private purty wants tim ber. any umount or kind. niula. they or worthless the war help Homemaker Day. Other April all.day sessions have been scheduled Hox 71, Scott Mills. Oregon. WANTED—Dead first ani- for April 9, Dallus, Polk county; April 10, Tillamook; April 12, Cor- vaJlis, effort. Phone 1HI Medford or 362X Can Benton county; April Astoria, Clutsop county; April The many friendly comments heard daily about Greyhound sen ice make it a pleasure for Greyhound folks to give your community the kind of top-notch highway transportation you now enjoy. Toledo or Newport. lJncoln county: iral Point. Collect. April 23, lioOd River; April 24, Hep pner, Morrow county; nnd April 26. TX 111 KALE Greyhound’s numerous, well-timed schedules bring coast communities together for both business and pleasure, providing convenient, low-cost travel unequalltd by any other form of transportation. Ontario, Malheur county. URVEN Fill SLAM and SAWDU8T Miss Lois Lutz, extension specialist for immediate delivery Call 444$ in home management, will assst Miss FOR SALE— I Clnton n taking program material and speakers front the college to the iron bedstead, 1 pair Hlmmons Springs and Mattress, various county sessions. Exhibits will like new. 1 deep well hand pump Include house dresses from Washing In excellent condition. 3-30x3% ton, D<’.. showing ease of move Tires, rims and new tubes. Flirt ment and simplicity in Plundering! house west side railroad track. A , H For the best in bus service ... count on Greyhound. Cential Point Bedford •i. I!. KIM PI*. Sditimi Win Ashlar! Hilton. Foil HALE RHEUMATISM and ARTHRITIS ’> Bantam hens. 50 cent iipleie. 3-6 weeks old • ns one dollar Central Point lied rhlck 005 Cedar »tree* I suffered I SUSY The store cat, allows that spring, poison oak and hard work is just around that corner eveyone has been try ing to locate. Spring gardens are beginning to push thru the wet and water that is around. • New sock of Garden Seeds Seed Potatoes Oats Barley Pasture Grasses Lawn Seed for years thankful that I found this terrible affllotlon ..llidly answer anyone and relief that Hill SO from I will writing me for Information. Mrs. Anna Pautz. P.O Box X2 Vancouver, Wash. —Son, what you want to do 10 years Ironi now'.’ Go to colle?e, I bet. Sure. " ell, it you bought one Savings Bond a month front new till then, you would have $3.003. Would help, wouldn't it! That's just why I want your Dad to keep on putting $18.75 every month into bonds. What sav. we talk plain to hint like that? I f /•» i.Hrv Lcfurpn/s. Thrift Market Phone 741 Staple Central Point Fancy Groceries 2 Cans 63 i ? FABER’S MARKET Central Point’s Leading Market ¡I Phone 291 GROCERIES MEAT DEPT A SLICED PIMENTO'S OI.D Vllsslox Standby or Royal Club Prunes 2-lb. Pkg. SOLID HEAD LETTUCE • 2 Heads EXTR V I \x< y Green Onions and Radishes 2 Bunches Red Sow Pitted CHERRIES 35 1 Gallon 29 15 CROWN FEEDS MYERS PUMPS PLANET Jr. CUSHMAN ENGINES T Bone STEAKS Short Ribs SLICED SALT PORK Hamburger Kincaid Implement PORK SAUSAGE I 28 Lb. 38 Lb 19 Lb. 26 Lb. 30 Lb 40 Lb. Pound KRAUT QUALITY MEATS FINE BEEF ROAST $-fl .69 JL FANCY CHICKEN Quart.............................. - 10 Pound 25 Lbs............................. 75 Pound AVOCADOES 2 for 17c Boy-Ar-Dee SPAGHETTI DINNER Each 25 Swans Down Cake Flour Each 30 ... BEEF ROAST MEDII V| SIZE r C#5 ... Square Cut Sho. LAMB 1B POTATOES > 43 ... LEG of LAMB "Hili: THEY I.\ST > Electric Fence Suppleis Pump Repairs Neoprene Spray Hose .... ■ Fancy Vegetables Plow Share Edges Harrow Teeth Garden Cultivators Hand Sprayers Dusters Spading Forks To California Points 29 2 Pound Swift’s Brookfield CHEESE 2 Pounds BACON and HAM "Hill IT I.A*Ts ? •!
