anaheim-gazette 1949-05-19

Recommend Cryolite to Control Orange Worms Cryolite spray is still the recommended control for orange worms pending the conclusion of tests being made with thirteen new chemicals on 25 treatment plots in Orange county. This is the statement of Dr. E. L. Atkins, entomologist from the Citrus Experiment Station and R. G. Bumgardner, deputy agricultural commissioner, at a meeting of citrus growers called last Friday by the Agricultural Extension Service. The meeting was held at the Charles Witte orchard west of Garden Grove where some of the plots are located. The materials showing up best at this time are cryolite, DDD and parathion. The latter material is still very expensive. The cost of cryolite spray is about $12 to $13 per acre. The time of treatment is also being tested, since the time of application is as important as the right kind of material. Dr. Atkins explained that one set of plots were treated in March, another set is being treated now (May-June) and a third set will have the two applications. Each test plot consists of 44 trees. Treated plots so far have shown an average of two oranges per hundred with worm stings. The untreated plots have shown a range of 16 to 50 oranges per hundred with worm infestations. Charts were shown by Dr. Atkins on the trend of worm infection, being low in the winter months, high in June and returning to a low ebb in September. Treated plots so far have shown an average of two oranges per hundred with worm stings. The untreated plots have shown a range of 16 to 50 oranges per hundred with worm infestations. Charts were shown by Dr. Atkins on the trend of worm infection, being low in the winter months, high in June and returning to a low ebb in September. Specimens of the four most important species of worms were also shown the growers. They are the Tortrix, the Holcocera, the Pyroderces (pink scavanger worm) and the Brown Tortrix. Antonia S. Mesa Claimed by Death Antonia Salas Mesa passed away at her home at 10921 Harcourt street, Independencia Colony on Thursday, May 12. Born July 5, 1916, in Mexico, she had been a resident of Anaheim and Independencia Colony since 1926. Surviving are her husband, Joe M. Mesa at home; two sons, Joe Jr., and Albert, and five daughters, Rosie, Amparito, Romona, Antonia and Carrie Mesa, all of the home. Funeral services were held from the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday and on Monday at 10 a.m. with the Rev. Doroteo Venegas, pastor of the Mexican Methodist church at the Colony, officiating. Interment was in Westminster Memorial Park. Disability Claimants Paid $278,675.14 Sacramento, (WNS)—Disability insurance claimants were paid $278,675.14 from the Long Beach Department of Employment office during April, according to a report issued by the department today. The office serves the Anaheim area. The money was paid to 6,327 claimants, according to the report. Claimants in all parts of the state drew $1,932,121.02 from the disability fund, and this sum was paid to 43,506 persons who were absent from work because of illness. Lazy Daisy Patterns Claimants in all parts of the state drew $1,932,121.02 from the disability fund, and this sum was paid to 43,506 persons who were absent from work because of illness. Lazy Daisy Patterns Here is an especially lovely luncheon set for yourself, or as a very special gift for the June bride. Use Diane's expertly designed Lazy Daisy Primrose pattern 115, and in your spare time see what delightful napkins, table and buffet scarfs you can make with your own hands, inexpensively. 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