Heppner Gazette Time", Jyne 1 ,' 1 944 5
Rain Spoils' Plans for
C"b Pack Meeting
SEVERAL FROM HERE TO
ATTEND WEDDING
The marriage of Miss Elenita
The advent of rain Monday last Mardock to Mr. George Bales at
was hailed as a great blessing, but Newberg Saturday evening will be
not by the Cub Scouts, because the witnessed by several Heppner peo-
program planned for the outdoor ple Mr and Mrs 0. Wendell Her-
meet at. the rodeo grounds could , . TT , , ,r
j u u u rn. x- i u bison, Mrs. Grace Hughes and Mrs.
not bo held. The meeting was held uiau"
at ihc fa'r ravr.Mon instead. Alma Gilliam left Monday for the
Eo-pite the handicap of space an valley and all will attend the wed
er'rv' ie rrostinr; was held. Den dine, while eoine from here tomor-
witness the ceremony.
Accomiranying the Herbisons to
Portland besides Mrs. Grace Hugh
es and Mrs. GvDiam were Mrs. Joe
Hughes of Henpner and Patricia
Warner of Hermistbn. Mrs. Hughes
returned home Wednesday evening.
The Straits will remain in the val
ley awhile and Mrs. Walker and
Miss Barlow will return Saturday
night with the Herbisons.
mothers and cub mothers had to
row will be Mr. and Mrs. Don
c tv1ii,vd t,, Strait, Mrs. Robert Walker and
their teepees, Indian costumes, to
mahawks and war paint. They
I'laycd a line game at acting the
"wi'd Iniun." Spectators and list
eners must have been convinced
that n.t times the make believe was
the real thing,
Those lending a very helpful
herd were Mr. and Mrs.' Conley
Lanham, Mrs. Florence Green, Mi's.
F:caik Connor, Mr. and Mrs. Char
le.. L..;.tt, K.s. June Smith and Mrs.
Arm Miller. The theme for June is
"Fun with Games." Tentative plans
are made to have a joint picnic for
the month's pack meeting.
Miss Marie Barlow, who will also
Capital Parade ...
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HORSELESS COWBOYS
Wild! horses are getting so nu
merous in southeastern Oregon
they encroach on the range grass
of the cattle herds reports of state
range wardens reveal. Last week
80 cowboys went out intent on
rounding up 500 of the wild
moochers. But now there are more
wild horses than before. Not only
did the wild band give the raiders
the slip but sold the idea of demo
cracy and freedom to 25 of the
cowboys' saddle horses. The boys
have abandoned their round-up
plan and will settle for their own
25 ponies.
Why use up your order books for
your statements. We can print real
statements for you.
HERE FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Miss Betty Wite of San Francisco
is a guest of her aunt, Mrs. F. B.
Nickerson. She arrived Wednesday
evening bringing Mrs. Nickerson's
granddaughter, Karen Hayes for a
short visit.
FARM LABOR OFFICE OPENS
TODAY IN HOTEL BUILDING
A farm labor office similar to
the one 'operated in 1943 was op
ened this morning in the room ad
.o.ning the Coxen barber shop in
the Hopper hotel building. R. B.
Rife is again in charge. The office
will continue through the summer,
c'opi" in m;d-September.
Con tact, with other county farm
labor offices and the central of
fice in Portland will be maintained
in an effort to establish an effec
tive labor supply during harvest
season. The telephone number is
1242.
w
E are pleased with
the many friends we
liave made housewives
who have exclaimed over
the nutritional qualities of
all our meals. Menus are
carefully planned to give
you good, wholesome, nu
tritious foods. Breakfasts
to give a mill or farm worker
"something to work on."
Lunches arc always appe
tizing. ' Dinners are always
a treat for hungry families.
YOU'RE ALWAYS WEL
COME. Come in soon!
HEPPNER
CAFE
Barber Wanted
or barber with wife who is beauty
cpsrator, in small mill town.
Good proposition to right party.
o
Write
Kiezna Pine frills Co.
KINZUA, OREGON
GASMEN PESTS AND HOW TO KILL THEM
. WHAT. WHEN AND
CROP INSECT TYPE OF INJURY H0Vv to DUST
Svn corn 2X Bores Into Ears and When tassels first
European Corn jMewNTr Stalks appear, destroy
Bore' worms by hand-pick-
ing. Spray young laj.
r seTs with Rotenone-
CornEarworm fW, Eats Kernels mineral oil mrxtura.
TOMATOES
Fruitworm
Bores into I lUtt
Flea Beetle
Horn Worm
Small round holes In
fgliage
Eats foliage
Aphids
Suck plant luices
iust with Rotenone
Lethane and arsenate
or CrvoMte every 7
days. Apply to both
sides of leaves Wrap
stems of olants with
paper for protection
against cut worms
Cut Worm
Cuts and Eats off Stem
just above ground
POTATOES
Co'orado Potato
Beoile
Aphids
Strips plant of foliage
Suck plant juices
App'V Rotenone
Lethane dust every 6
days. Dust both sur
faces of foliage carefully.
Potato Leaf-hopper
Sucks plant juices
BEANS
Mexican Bean
Beetle
Chews plant foliage
T
Bean Leaf 8eetle
Bean Leafhopper
Eats round holes and
larvae chew stems and
roots
Sucks plant juice
Apply Rotenone
Lethanedustwhen bean plants first ap
pears and repeat
every 5 days. Dust
both surfaces of foli
age carefully.
PEAS
Pea Aphid
CABBAGE
Cabbage Worms
Aphids
If
Sucks plant juices
Apply Rotenone
Lethane dust. Repeat,
very 5 days.
Outer leaves riddled by
large irregular holes
Suck plant juice
Apply Rotenone
Lethane dyst when
plants are set out.
Repeat at 5-10 day
intervals.
New Delivery
Schedule
Due to lack of time, I find it
necessary to change the store
delivery schedule from a daily
basis to three days a week
Mondays, Thursdays,
Saturdays
'
D. E. Hudson
wen
KALE Portland KAST Astoria
KBND Bend KFJI Klamath Fads
K00S Marshfield K0RE EugetM
KRNR Roseburg KSLM Salem
HWIL Albany KUIN Grants Pass
KWLK Longview, Washington
DON LEE-MUTUAL
IfliWlf
wmm
i he WAC and the Plane Both Meet the Test
These leading gardeD pests will
soon be destroying precious bean,
pea, tomato and potato plants un
less Victory Gardeners study up on
insect killing poisons. The war has
drastically cut supplies of rotenone
-the grower's most trusted insect
tiller and this year's supply will
tall tar short of essential needs.
Garden experts warn that only by
using the new rnthetics will grow
ers be able to wipe out threatening
insect infestations.
State Experiment Stations report
that one new synthetic, known at
Lethane and developed by Rohm 4
Haas Company, Philadelphia chenv
leal manufacturers will fill the gap
caused by the acute rotenone short
age and give gardeners an lnsectt
cide as deadly to garden pests aa
straight rotenone dusts. Garden ex
perts are advising vegetable grow
ers to consult "local seed men and
dust mixers for speciflo Lethane
Rotenone mixtures best adapted to
local weather and soil conditions.
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with many new jobs, making a total of 2Zi Army assignments now open to them.