The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, October 13, 1955, Page 8, Image 8

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8—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE tions when the pest is most sus-
ceptable.
THL’RSDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1955
The spruie budworm, Rudinsky ex­
Harold Kliewer Junior
plained, is vulnerable to sprays dur­
This week I would like to devote
ing only about two weeks of the year. |
■ The 1954 annual report of the
A total of 33.525.000 from liquor | the entire column to the Homemak-
, Pacific Northwest forest and range sales and privilege tax collections j ing class. In 4 recent interview
i experiment station, Portland, points I during the three months ending Sep- with Mrs. Roles, she gave me all
I up the threat of the forest pests to I tember 30 is being distributed by the I the information on what her depart­ L
the region's forest industry.
I Oregon liquor control commission to ment was doing.
ASHLEY
Epidemic proportions of insects cities, counties, the state census
Finishing touches are being done
GIVES
To help reduce forest insect losses were recorded in Oregon and Wash- board and the state general fund.
to the homemaking house interior.
that cost the Northwest more than | ington last year on 7,704,000 acres
The total represents monies avail­ Five different types of window
forest fires each year, a new research or about 16 percent of the region’s able over and above amounts re­ treatments have been studied and
project on testing of insecticides for forest lands.
quired for working capital. Liquor made, the last being Cafe curtains.
control of the various damaging pests
The Douglas fir bark beetle was revenue accounts of $32250,00, with Furniture refinishing is on its way
24 HOUR THERMOSTATIC
has been started at Oregon State the number one pest, accounting for $157,500 going to incorporated ci­ to completion with slip covers and
DOWNDRAFT WOOD HEATERS
College.
5,071,750 acres of the total. Spruce ties, $5000 to the state census ac­ revarnishing this
week. Dressing
I
Scores of insecticides will be tested budworm, silver fir beetle, bal.-am count, and $3,087,500 to the genera] tables and stools ar» receiving their
under laboratory conditions and the woolly aphid, western pine beetle, fund of the state. Revenue from i skirt-. Convertible lamps have been
YOUR DEALER WILL SHOW YOU WHAT
the most promising pest killers will and others also inflicted losses.
ASHLEY'S PATENTED DESIGN MEANS
privilege taxes on malt beverages made and shades are being worked
then be field tested to find which are
The insects most destructive to and wines accounts for $275,000, on.
many users say they
best.
«forests fall into two general groups, with $68,750 being allocated to the
The kitchen equipment and plan- I
The project will give foresters a re­ according to Rudinsky. They are the general fund and $206,250 to coun­ ning group is now on the science of I
ference in time of need for deter- bark beetles, such as the Douglas ties.
nutrition.
minihg what chemicals are effective fir beetle, and defoliators, such as
Complexion care, and care of hands
against a particular pest.
the spruce budworm. Control of both Wetland Hungarian
and feet are in the process of being
YOU CHOOSE FROM
It would, it is hoped, make it pos­ types, he said, is dependent on know­
discussed and experimented with,
8 models—8 prices
sible to pi event or control many in­ ledge of the life history and habits Partridges Introduced In
Hopes are up for a beautician to be
sect outbreaks before they
could of the insects.
Marion County
with them shortly for added help.
reach epidemic proportions.
Defoliators are most easily con-
Wetland
Hungarian
Partridge
Members of the Garden Club have
Such information
has not been trolled at present by aerial spray-
Time tested end proven in coldest states
Y om should
Marion been helping the department with
available in the past and the results ing of insecticides because they are have been intioduced to
build but one fire a season refuel on average every 12
have been costly. In the case of the easier to get at. Proper timing of the County ih an attempt to improve the study of out-door shrubs and
hours remove ashes 3 times monthly.
Tremendous
present spruce budworm outbreak, chemicals is extremely important, upland game bird hunting. In early flower arrangements. Mrs. Olmstead,
heating capacity, many heating entire homes, schools,
August
the
Game
Commission
re
­
Mrs.
Heller
and
Mrs.
Dolezal
have
for example, a control program had however.
stores
Wood burns clean—less soot and grime
Users
to be delayed until some testing
sav Ashley heats from floor up, gives safe 24 hour heat
In the case of the bark beetles, [ leased 265 one year old birds in the been wr wonderful source of informa­
could be done.
Burns all types wood successfully
which bore under the bark and lay Sublimity area as a nucleus stock tion.
Several photographers have been
And in 1945 and 1947 when severe eggs, management practices—log­ for wild bird production.
The “Hun" as they are known is to visit the department. They plan
SEE PROOF OF ASHLEY PERFORMANCE AT-T "
outbreaks of hemlock
looper and ging windblown, infested and weak
Douglas fir tussock moth oecured, trees—have been the major attack | about twice the size of valley quail on doing a full page on what is
emergency
applications had to be , approach so far. Whether cremical i but in the field hunters may mis­ being done at the Home Ec house.
Mill City’s Home Ec house is one
made with insecticides which had not control with insecticides that pene- ' take them for our native quail.
This new planting, says County of the first in Oregon.
had thorough testing beforehand.
trate the bark is practical on dif­
The project is being sponsored by ferent species will be studies under Agent Ben A. Newell, is one reason
why quail hunting will not be per­
When plywood sheathing is used
the Northest forest pest action com­ the new project.
on a house, the walls are six times
mitted this year in Marion County.
mittee, the Oregon state board of
Douglas fir, from which plywood | The birds came originally from more rigid than
when horizontal
forestry, Oregon State college forest
CLIFFORD LIKES, Owner
Free and Easy Parking
experiment station ahd the OSC de­ is made and which grows on the west- j Denmark and game commission of­ sheathing is used and 40 percent more
partment
of
entomology.
Dr. ern slope of the Cascade mountains, I ficials hold high hopes that the rigid than when boards are applied 333 Second Street
Post Office Block
STAYTON
diagonally to form the sheathing.
Julius Rudinsky, who joined the col­ is one of the two strongest structural j “Hun” will prosper here.
lege staff this summer, is project woods known and the world’s most I
When in Need of Printing—Call The Enterprise—2651
leader. Eailier he had done forest valuable commercial tree.
entomology work for Weyerhaeuser
Timber company and is well acquaint­
ed with forest pest problems of the
The Ford Thunderbird has set a new standard
Northwest.
for fun and beauty. All 18 new Ford models
As part of the project, Rudinsky
share the styling of the Thunderbird. How they
stir your heart with their thrilling lines!
will rear the various forest insects
in the laboratory for use in the test-
ihg program. This will provide new
and valuable information on the life
cycles of the insects and will help
later in timing insecticide appliea-
New Study Started
On Forest Insects
Chemicals at OSC
$3,525,000 from Liquor
(Tax To Be Distributed
! There Is No Substitute For Local
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
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Aa we sweep away the last vt
summer’s leaves, our lives settle
down to more regular patterns.
In one of your patterns of activ­
ity
meal planning
I hope to
become a regular help.
Nutrition -•» Overweight
Did you know that a nutri-
tioua diet Is not a fattening diet ?
For example, wheat foods in a
well-balanced diet are not fatten­
ing. It is simply oi t rtaliny that
cause* overweight.
Old you know that to get
into a dress one size smaller re­
quires losing from ten to fifteen
pounds ?
Did you know that the Itnest
cake and pastry flours and mixes
are made from “soft wheat”
varietiaa grown in Oregon ?
The Fairlane Victoria is one of Ford's
18 law Thunderbird-inspired models for
“56. You can see Thunderbird beauty in
its long, low lines and graceful silhouette.
Drive it today !
56 FORD ...with new 202-h.pJhunderbird ¥8
with new Thunderbird Styling
with new Lifeguard Design
DOUGHNUT TIME!
A glance tells you that the '56 Ford has the
Doughnuts are on display at
neighborhood grocery stores and
bakeries. Halloween, vou know'
If you like to make your own
long, low lines . . . the dazzling beauty of the
fabulous Ford Thunderbird.
But wait till you touch the gas pedal! Then
you’ll know that Ford goes like the Thunder­
bird. too. With the new 202-h.p. Thunderbird
Y-8 engine, available in Fordomatic Fairlane
and Station Wagon mcxlels, you’ll pass with new
confidence, smile at hills.
Here i.s < i
DOUGHNUT RECIPE
ID at 4 egg Ywlka or 2 whole egg* un
tU light. Add 1 cun sugar ST n wit rd
butter \ cup milk Sift together: 31»
« up« aifted all purpose flour yr 4 cup*
pantry flour, 4 t. baking powder ’ t
•alt ’* t nutmeg. l4 t cinnamon
Add dry ingredients« to liquid and
mi« toK«-th' r until w» 11 blended Chill
dough Roll to S inch thi< knee* Cut
with floured cutter Fry in heated fat
375
Slide doughnut« from vpatul*
into hot fat Fry on each »ide until
golden brown Remove. dram on ab
•orbent papri
SPEC’I AL TRICKS FOR
DOUGHNUT TREATS
4 NSW UHGUAKD FEATURES -new deep-ccçter steer­
ing wheel. new doulile-gnp door locks, optional new
padded Instrument panel and sun visors, and optional
new Ford seat belts.
And there’s even bigger news! It is Lifeguard
Design. XY’ith the cooperation of leading univer­
sities. medical associations and safety experts.
Ford found that most serious accident injuries
were caused by the driver being thrown against
the steering post, occupants being thrown for­
ward against hard surfaces, or from the car. So.
Ford developed a new Lifeguard steering wheel
with a deep-center structure to help protect you
from the steering post . . . Lifeguard double­
grip door locks to give added protection from
doors springing open under shock . . . optional
Lifeguard cushioning for instrument panel and
sun visors, to help lessen injury from impact...
optional seat belts that help keep occupants
securely in their seats.
Come in soon! See the '56 Ford, test its pow er,
and learn what Lifeguard Design means for the
greater safety of you and your family. Then
you’ll know exactly why the ’56 Ford is . ..
the fine car at half the fine-car price !
l»r<nih warm doughnuts in granu
latrd ir powdered sugar, add cinna
n»on or chopped nut«, too. if you like
Try adding 3 tablespoon* grwted
orange rind and substitute orange
ulce tor the liquid While warm dip
these tn powdered sugar. Add maple
flax or Ing and chopped nuts serve
warm with troop of vanilla or maple
nut i« e crmuu . IsAtv? Drop »poonfulti
into hot fat and hate drop doughnuts
Did you know that there are
1 «.OX) farmers in Ora««* whose
principal crop is wheat* And
wheat is the largest agricultural
crop grown in Oregon,
MUGOM WH1AT COMMISSION
U.S.
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Phone 2524
PHILIPPI MOTOR CO
Great TV.
MILL CITY. OREGON
Phone 624
Ford Theatre, Station KPTV, Thursday 9:30
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