TWMSDAY. APR 24, 1*52
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More Scholarship
Winners Chosen
VERNONIA. ORE.
MOUND THE FARMcXV^Xnt
lawn grass for much of the U S
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western Oregon soils. Blue grass
grows best on soils that are high
; e«ur acid soils re­
quire heavy ume application and
plenty of summer irrigation to
grow blue grass.
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and red top are very poor lawn
grasses any way you look at
They are
in
them.
so mf- commercial mixtures be-
ca use the «eed is cheap and they
come up fast.
Fortunately Oregon people
BAKERY
•Cacna of Bu't'r Krust Bread
Arden Ice Cream
Sev-nteen more 4 H club mem­
bers in Columbia county, who
will receive $20 scho^rsmps tc
4-H summer school, have been
announced by the county exten­
sion office at St. Helens.
Thooe receiving scholarships to
the annual 4-H summer school,
to be held Jun? 17-27, and their
sponsors include Terry Lousig-
nont. Birkenfid. Wine ma grange;
Billy Bock. Chapman. Scappoose
Earc n club;
Dorothy Heed,
Clatskanie. Louer Columbia
’"‘airy Co-op; Ella May Kyser.
Mist. Mist P-TA: Edward Ht-
gele. Scappoose. Scappoose Ki-
wams club; Ger'* Jones, Clats-
-anie. Marshland granee; Judy
Hanson
Clatskanie. Marshland
women's club: Gaynell Sharer.
Bachelor Flat. Bachelor Flat wo­
men’s club: Beth Ann Haskett,
Ve*mon>a. Pvthian Sisters. Ver­
nonia; D?nms Budge. Shilo Ba­
in. Beaver Hom s extension unit:
Sonja Solberg. Clatskanie. Clats­
kanie Farm Bureau. Carol Peter­
sen. Delena. First National Bank
of Clatskanie; Ronald Johnson,
Ra<h.lor Flat. Warren, grange;
Dale Thompson. Yankton, Yank­
ton grange; Dick Gortler. Co-
'umbia City, Fir-Tex Insulating
Board company; Joanne Bentley.
Rainier. Rainier Women of the
Moose; Loretta Logan, Canaan,
Canaan, P.-T.A.
Read the label on the package
and avoid mixtures conta.ning
these grasses
Oregon produces most of the
seed of the truly good lawn
grasses and you can buy seed in
bulk from your local dealer The
best lawns generally result from
a straight seeding of one kind of
grass
One of the best grasses for this
area is creeping red fescue
It
has four strong points
First, it
is a slow creeper and will not
move into flower bed? Second,
its tough sod taxes lots of hard
use and tromping.
Third, it
grows well in shade if given
some extra fertilizer. Fourth, it
is quite drought resistant and
flays green with less water One
disadvantage it has is that the
grass leaves are tough and the
fawn mower must be sharp and
in good adjustment.
Bent grass is equally good ¿r.
many places. Astoria Dent grass
is the one recommended for this
area It is a soft grass that is
easy to mow Its d-nse soft turf
is very pleasant
If there are
many flower beds in and around
the lawn it req,Res regular
trimming to keep this grass from
invading thesR bids
Seaside bent grass is a spec .al
grass for golf greens and is dif­
ficult to manage as a lawn. High-
and bent gr»e makes as fine a
lawn as Astoria bent but the
Highland bent grass is very dif­
ficult to eradicate if it escapes
into flower beds, gardens, or
crop fields.
S*>vmg and lawn seed ..ng t.me
many questions on what
• the beet lawn grass to p.ar.t
i ww are a few point to consider
Fsrst. many of the commercial
s^ck^d lawn reed mixtures are
good for this area. Most of
trwtr, contain common rye grass.
v-O top or Kentucky blue grass
when you follow
these easy rules
l.Use the line sharinglya
2 Keep calls reasonably brief
3 Space calls fairly
4 Hang up the receiver carefully
Try the fritndly approach — you 11 be a party line
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Bridge Street and Rose Avenue
Vernonia, Oregon
The Mist extension unit me«
at Mimie Wilson’» on April 11
"Purses, Buying and Making,"
were discusatd. Several took
patterns to cut by and on Friday
Apnl 18 made purses at the
work shop at Bema Hawry’s.
The films sponsored by the
unit went over well on Tuesday,
April 13. The lunch grossed
$10.25 which will go to Azal a
House on May 2.
The only tin mines of North
America are in Aalska
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Dr. William A. Pollock
OPTOMETRIST
Watrous Building
Over the Bus Depot
Forest Grove. Oregon
Phone Rarest Grove $41
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FEED WHEAT
Feed your hogs and cattle at |
a prof.t. Use salvaged wheat (
excellent
Customers report
results.
See Edna Wilson er Jack Zidell
Administration Bldg.,
Terminal 4
St. Johns . Portland
INSURANCE CO. LOSS IS
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SHOP M.H ALEM — SHOP NF.HAl.EM — SHOP NEH tl.EM
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Featuring..
for my granddaughter, an old
couch which had been condemned
to a rubbish pile. I have tom it
down, cut it into sectional pieces
similar to the one shown above,
and am now adding new style
lines and tying the springs. Then,
the paua.rig and recovering will
be d ne. It is a most unbeliev­
able how old furniture can b?
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tirr. ana effort.
"I feel very fortunat? to have
• kt th share in th... program
the chance to take part in th«,
contact Miss Gallatin at the tx-
benefits < f the extension unit,”
rontmu s M’s. Femmore; "Praise
Heitn
i- due Miss Gallatin and other ex­
Mrs. E. R. Femmore of Route tension agents for their tireless
1, Rainier, is shown abov.- in her efforts in making it possible for
home as she began reupholster­ homemakers to acquire know­
ing an c d davenport. At right ledge and assistance in such a
work
the finished sectional pieces are liberal way. Extension
shown. Mrs. Fenmore has tak n h Ips • towards a better and
an active part m th** Delena happier way of home and com­
horn extension unit for th? past I munity living.”
five years, serving in the capa­
city of secretary and project
leader. One of her first projects
Club Participates
urlir the able supervision of
In Judging Contest
Maude Cassweil, then ■ home
ag nt, was making a footstool.
The • fist Bu^.' Bees met at
Mrs. Fenmore and her daugh­
the Hansen home April 17.
ter Mrs M V. Collette, were
The Cooking II girls made
project leaders at the county up­ muffins and blancAnange. Cook­
holstery worksh' p in 1949. at
ing III girls made lemon sponge
which • •
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pudding and Mrs. Hansen fur­
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I nished a salad for the dinner,
Mrs. Femmore ha- reupholstered
me club judged muffins, bread
many chairs and davenports for I I and pears. A judging contest
m'-mb rs of her family as well i was held April 22 at Mrs. Ash­
as for others’ In fact, this ac­
ley’s with the Birkenf'.-ld Sew­
tivity has grown into a paying
ing Sisters.
proposition. Recen’lv. she re-
The sum of $4 54 was earned
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from the candy sale and the club
suite for a customer.
wishes to thank the extension
Concerning h r present piece
unit for letting th? members
of work. Mrs. Femmore says "I
have the sale.
A paper drive sometime in
May is planned.
easily obtain good seed of either
creeping red fescue or Astoria
For results—Eagle Classifieds!
bent grass sine? most of the
US. seed production is right
¿>ere in Oregon
National Home Demonstratij.n
week. April 27 to May 3. .s ob­
served by_ the eighteen Coium-
> x. nsion
according to Fiances L. Ga! atm.
*T «day’s Horne
home agent.
Builds Tomjnow’s Wor d ’ is the
theme of all demonstration work.
Many Columbia county home-
makers have ga.n«-d sail faction
and improved family and com­
munity living from th ir horr. •
New controls have been work­
ed out for the strawberry fruit
worm. Fortunately we have very
little of this pest in Columbia
county. Some years a few cases
of infested fields are reported
from th'* Warren. McNulty and
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has been very slight. ’ Insofar
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as I know the strawberrv fruit
worm has never b?en found in
th” Goble. Rainier or Clatskanie
areas.
Grower» who have had trouble
in the past may be int -rested
in new methods used to d'’ter­
min'* <arly wheth r or not the
pest is present.
As for control, here a»ain
in -thoxychlor d -st lai been
found to do th«* i-b A 5 ner cent
dust is applied 15 day aft ?r blos­
soming and repeated 3 weeks
la’ r
Bulletins on the control mea­
sure for this pest ar? available
at the county extension office.
TREHARNE — Lt. and Mrs
Norman Phillips and their four
boys from Alaska are guests of
Mr and Mrs Turner Daniel.
They arriv d early Tu sdav morn­
ing. They are on a 30 day
dav leave
after which th'.v will go' to Ft
Smith. Arkansas
Mrs Phillips
is a daughter of the Daniels
The Walter Cox family visited
at th? H W Rom * home m Bea
verton Sunday Joan Kirkbnd?
and J an Normand went v.ith
them.
Mr and Mrs. Jerome Whitmire
• nd Ix*roy went with Mr and
Mrs Truman Davenport to Port­
land for Easter.
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Hudson House
MRS. E. R. FENIMORE of Route 1, Rainier, i* shown above in
her horn: redesigning and re-upholstering an old davenport. The
completed sectional pieces are shown below.
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Member* at Work Shop
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