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O SWEET and SOUR SPARERIBS Around the Corner from Sliqar Serv. Std. 311 Ave. c - , Phone 181: this way with Kennewick OPEN AROUND rm: CLOCK COunty Agent’s Column hummus-gum A..-3‘ I am receiving a number of questions each day on the use of 2,4-D as a weed killer. One question which is important this year is the use of 2, 4-D in wheat fields. This is especially important because of the shortage of moisture as weeds use more moisture than the wheat. Spray ing grain can be started after it starts to stool but must stop before the ‘head is in the boot. To spray grain or grass seeds when the plants are flowering or pol linization is taking place is cer tain to destroy the crop. Oc casionally it is possible to spray some cereals after the grain has gone ‘.through the milk stage. This should be for control of perennial weeds but not for an nuals. Never syray fields which have legumes planted in them. Alfalfa Insects Controlling insects in alfalfa is a serious problem where alfalfa seed is to be produced. The most serious pest is the Lygus bug. These are green to brown insects about a quarter ‘of an inch long. They attack the developing buds which causes blasting and prevents proper setting of seed. Later on they feed directly on the ripening seed. For control of the Lygus bug the life history is important. Complete information can be se cured by getting Extension memo 581. Erosion in Water WB7: I Farmers in Benton County should consider that sometimes itl is more important to dispose of excess water without damaging the land than trying to hold all the water on the land. Contour taming and terracing and other means of checking run-off may not be adequate to hold the water. To dispose of the excess water without erosion arid gullying of the water ways requires the es tablishment of a good sod as well as carrying out of other con servation practices. When soil is unprotected run-oft with a close grown, matted sod the water can flow off Without taking the top soil or doing any damage. Under the 1949 program of the Triple A. tanner: can obtain 83° sistance in establishing sod water ways. To be eligible for this assistance the pmje'cto must meet spedfications required by the Triple A. Any farmer considering this should contact his community [committeeman or a member at the{ 'county committee. ‘ {Bulletin of the week: _ n This past week I drive down a‘ certain road and I noticed some; heifers running across the field with their tails over their bucks. I also saw some milk cows stand. ing in the shade and while chew ing their cud were swinging their “/LKI’I‘: LUL;IU“ [fgiLiUf/igh. REWEAVING fl - *WNS aGRU/WA/VJS: :1::q.;\~m~ ‘ ' "Ff“-~ ”my Myrna” SRI " tails. These milk cows are using considerable energy in fighting flies. This energy would be more profitably used if it was used to produce milk. Complete informa tion can be secured in Extension Bulletin number 384 entitled “Solid Comfort For Your Live stock." This bulletin is avail able at the County Agent's office. Homemaker: I ,_ I BY PAT ABMELING Assad“. Extension Agent Flower Anmgomonh Even with the wind blowing and the dust, the struggle goes on to grow flowers, for arrange ments to brighten homes. At the meeting of the Home Arts group of the A.A.U.W. in Richland, ideas were given for the use of the things you have in your home. Mrs. Douglas Bates, 1312 Hunt, Richland, demonstrated her flower arrangement {talk {will flowers collected by those attenu ing. “Flower arranging is an expres sion of your 7 personality.” This was the main point emphasized, that you get ideas from pictures in magazines and then develop them to please yourself and family rather than copy them. ‘ “As you go on your vacation gather things for your winter arrangements.” Here she had the most interesting collection of things we see everyday. One was the berries of the sumac dipped in paint With white tip ping for added interest. There was also drift Wood and all kinds of “weeds” that were usable in their native color or dyed. In order to get a desired effect she had even dyed white flowers. This royal blue color was just the touch needed in one of ner‘ arrangements; Mrs. Bates utilized the type of container that you‘ have in your kitchen and yet do not make use of. 'An ice cubei bucket would be just the thing for roses with glass balls used as frogs. Even the odd sugar zowl was just the thing for peli-1 ‘ es. . The women used the flowers‘ and made arrangements, followxnd Mrs. Bates mgeatimt. She had made all of them feel that they‘ had more resources in their home‘ than they realized. “ I'o BM. 3min ‘ Berries will keep better it they are stored uncovered andunwuhed? in the refrigerator. Pick over the berries before you put them‘ in. Just before serving place them in a colander and let- water run gently over them. Drain and then hull. Much ot the fruit juice is lost in washing it they are hulled before the washing. Summer Salad ‘ Summer heat makes us ap preciate refreshing salads. This is one that I tasted at a club meeting last month. Bright 11h color, crisp and delicious, too. many of the guests asked for the recipe. One of the club -members‘ named it a Jello Sandwich. 1‘ hope you try it as I am sure your friends will like it too. 1 Jello Sandwich ' ' ] Put 1 package of red jello on bottom of pan. Add 2 cups hot water. Let harden and put on a layer of: ' 1 package lemon jello 1 cup hot water—let cook and add:. 1,5 cup cream Ix 2 cup nuts (Any unsalted) v; cup shredded American or cheddar cheese . 39 cup pineapple V When hard, cover with another layer of red jello. Serves 12 to 14. ‘ 13:23in Tip With a steam iron you will‘ find that your summer cottons can} be freshened up and worn again. If distilled water is a problem! for you, save the water from‘ defrosting the refrigerator and use it for this purpose. ‘ rim to Think 91 Pair . Even though it ii;- only Jane, plans are being started for the 8110': young . . . 3110': My . . . the pilots her own plan. That's the modern woman. thoroughly schooled in flying here. when export inma tors. toned planes and” in]! "air field“ facilities combine for good. quick results. i I l . Twm (3in ( I I School of Flying Telephone 5531 KENNEWICK (WASH) COURIER REPORTER Benton County Fair with Mrs. Ray Marsh. Kennewick. as super intendent of all home economics. it is hoped to make this a display of all that the county has to offer. As summer goes by keep in mind things that you can enter. Set aside your best pieces of crochet, ‘knitting, embroidering. Even the; ’summer outfit for junior and‘ sister that you are making now can be exhibited. . Children’s clothing is of interest to everyone, and it makes an attractive display. Keep the Fair in mind throughout the summer. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Ayers and Rev. J. B. Coan attended a ban quet Saturday evening in the Pasco Methodist church where Bishop Gerald Kennedy was the guest speaker. DI. I. 8. mar M an Inn. Ava. than. an Ka-awlek. Want. Visual Analysis, Contact lan-ea, Laboratory m Hours: 0 to 5 daily except Sunday. Wain-day: 9 to 13:80. headay a; M Even“. by Appointmat. ABSTRACTS ~ * Benton County Abstract 8: Tltle Co. 216 Kenn. Ave. Phone 0101 ACCOUNTANTS ED M. PETRASK moaned Public Accountant Mental—lncome To: ' Richmond mu. Phono «01M ERNEST & CIUTCRER Roan a—Wuh. Rag. Ila. ' Phone In. on: D. I; m ‘ ACCOUNTANT Compton. M To: “the Phono m 'I Cue-do # R. K. WILLIAMS CO. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS 410 W. Columbia Street Phone 0532 Pasco Mm salmon 'rwm om mom- All Kinds Flying Instructions Seaplane Instruction Charter Service Gasoline and‘ Repairs On Nob Hill Phone 5531 AMBULANCE SERVlCE .________.__ MUELLER FUNERAL HOME . DAY on NIGHT PHONE 2201 or 2401 314 First Avenue APPLIANCE REPAIRS EXPERT ‘ \ , I VVL‘A NC E . e \ v r: l f“ EpAIRS H» - \ V“ _. "I t‘ f ‘ g . {3:91;}1. VII. . 1 *l/13; _._-_/ 5 cum ‘ WASHING MACHINE SERVICE , 902 S. 11th Pasco Dial 3731 Kenn. 1-7550 ATTORNEYS MOULTON. POWELL and GESS Office In Owen's Bldg. 300, w. Kenn. Ave. Phone 781 1 RUSSEL n. mmmoun ATTORNEYAT-LA’W 100 N. sth St. Pasco Phone Pasco 4001 PROFESSIONAL—AND SERVICE —DIRE(IORY Women Golfers Play Matched Against Par The women golfers of the Tri- City Golf club, in their regular Tuesday play, matched against par. In the first division, winner ‘was Marjorie Wilson of Kenne wick, up sto par. Winnng in the second division, Bea Behrman of Kennewick and Lucille Jones of Richland tied. both down2topar. 1 Players qualified Tuesday for po sition for president’s trophy and will start playing this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Ayers etc! tended the dedication of the new church in Connen at 11 o’clock Sunday and at three o'cloclg. the dedication of the new church in Mesa. . FLOORS SANDING & FINISHING Ask About Our Permanent Finish Oak Flooring Avaihbls Wilson floor Cu. Phono mu m we: a; A'I'I'ORNEYS KEN E. 883128 A'I'rORNEYAT-LAW 16 Kennewick Ave. East Columbia Bldg. , Office 2971 Res. 2957 w. J. GAI-‘I-‘NEY A'I'I'ORNEYAT-LAW Title 8: ‘l‘nut Bldg. Psseo Phone 5570 CHAS. 'l'. MOEBECI , ‘ AflOflNlY-A'r-LA' 388 Avenue C . Phone 1000 W i . arrow 41' new } P. O. Box 073.er Wn. Phones: ‘ Ottlee sou—Horne 4082 AUTOMOTIVE GRAVES AUTO SERVICE Guaranteed Service on All Cars & Trucks 15 N. Auburn Phone 1001 DON SKIBVING'S Auto & Electrlc Service 14 N. Auburn Phone 001 BEAUTY SHOPS MALINA A BEAUTY SHOP 107 Avenue C l Kennewick Phone 4900 Evening ' Work By 1 Appointment Only CLEANING - ~ . J’ & K WINDOW CLEANING SERVICE Venetian Blitids Cleaned ‘ Janitor Servicej'loorwmnx Kennewick and Peace Phone Kenn. 4740 Help Yourself Laundry Colunbls Weshuesh HOURS: 0 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday thru l‘rldey . (Across tram S t J Rotor) Phone 1041 ‘ ELECTRICIANS COLUMBIA ELECTRIC ‘ ALEX BIER. Prop. Electric Supplies Maytag Puts and Service Phone 3201 10 Kenn. Ave. FARM SERVICE 1-:. s. Joz-msron _ ' GRAIN DEALER 'l'elephone 8324 Pasco 505 West Lewis Peseo Painting 8m ROCK FINISHING m DECORATING I ohn Southern Phone Kennewick 2794 Box 497 - Kennewick BUSINESS ACCOUNTING SERVICE Bookkeeping. Retail and Wholesale Bookkeeping 6: Tax Service Pasco 5622 112 So. Fourth FILM SERVICE COLUMBIA PHOTO LAB 415 Avenue C B-Hour Film Service In at 9:oo+Out at 5:00 FLOWERS O Tnhlo Ammo: 0 Woddlnl mm 0 Inna-n 1 MI 0 Hunt and Gut-In O Ila-In h, Who M , m SHOP . I'll) m that 111 In. I! M «as my -. : mm to: co. ' mod: .1. m 100 Delivered Anywhen in Twin cm- Ph. 6101 128 wast. 8., INSURANCE YEDICA INSURANCE AGENCY 'ALL 3131: coma]: Room 9 Richmond Bldg. Phone 5301 Kennewick moms swam: Loon! and sum. Moving W Storage Agent North American Van Lines Phone 942 11 E. Kenn. Ave OPTOME'I'BISTS I ma.- n. c. cmuur I W Eyes nominal Glasses Fitted Broken Lemo- Dgpll'sdnd In Kennewick Option! Office at Residue. 402 Tim Ave. Corner of Dayton St. Phone 1301 DB. CLARK 13m amounts-r Eye. Examined Lenses anuenhd 9 So. Dayton _m Phone can DR. HAROLD E. OLSON omm col m. S3M“? b! App-lumen: 210N.4th8t. Pnooo has: NEWSPAPERS . 390:}:st W - AGENT rO3 Ctll 1812 W TAX ACCOUNTING Income Tax Returns (RAVER'S PHOTOGRAPHY COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY COLUMBIA - PHOTO LAB. ‘ l PLUMBING . Everything in Plumbing ° 3: $393», an Hating 82 Supply For Free Minutes Ph. 8931 or one In H. Medan: W. Kan. Aver-Kennewick Mace 18 Pacific St. IADIO m ‘ m noun ~ 0? annex - . C In. and An!- “In Plum an 1101“”; REAL BTATE C. A. CRAWFORD flamed Real m ’ Broke 108 m Ave. In: Web Phone 701 REFRIGERATION SERVICE INTERSTATE MIGRATION :80 Au. C but ‘ Phone 2900 RADIATOR .VICE 233's I'll-LAND gunman smvzcz IK. Inn West at HI-land Drive-In Thain. l W Bond 1 Routing. am and , W: ' ‘ SHOE REPAIRING l . m was aosvmu. 1“” A". PM). I.“ ,~ WM Mal m for 8.1. THE INSURANCE Quanta-ron mu: ' We: co. .- new»; MOl3l VETERINARIANS . Dr. J. L. Putin-[chum ‘ Manes No. Steven- Dr. Phone w-manua 11