Estacada's Clackamas County news. (Estacada, Or.) 1957-1976, May 17, 1957, Page 4, Image 4

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Huroid Middleton
Phone Estacada 20R6
has been found to be a resis-
tent variety. Predator insects
have been
introduced from
(Mrs. Ronald Bryan)
various other parts
of the
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wester-
word. Results of these efforts
bergs little 4 year old grand­
I By John J. Inskeep, County appear promising.
The latest strategy includes daughter Phyllis spent a week
importation of several new re­ visiting them recently.
We learn from the press—
The executive board of the
North
The pattern of farm life is sistant varieties from
Dodge Community Club met
Africa.
changing.
May 4th at the
Fred Horner
In the
chicken business-
home with all members
but
eggs and broilers-
feed com­
Criticisms of programs
to one present.
panies furnish the chicks, feed maintain and increase
farm
Ed Caswells mother,
Mrs.
and management
directions. prodcction, in face of surplus­
Francis Robinson and her hus­
The operator
furnishes
the es and lowered farm
prices,
buildings and does the chores have been understandably fre­ band were visitors at the Cas­
well home on May 4th.
The
for so much per pound.
quent. Farmers need a pro­ Robinsons recently moved into
Contract cattle feeding- for gram of public relations or so
a lovely new home in Salem.
so much per pound- has ap­ we think.
Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Leins
peared on the scene. The oper­
As the matter stands our sur­
ator furnishes tne feed - And plus is 5 percent of our total daughter Bonnie Ray is visit­
ing them for awhile.
now one of the
lai-ger feed production. What would hap­
The L. O. Cyrus family and
outfits is
using
a similar pen to fai-m prices and
food Mi-s. Hattie Cyrus o f Sisters
scheme for raising swine
in costs if we produced only 95
were dinner guests May 3 at
the Cotton belt, Arizona
and percent of our needs?
the R. L. Bryan home.
Calfornia.
This plan centers
The Dodge Extension Unit
around construction o f cheap
Wo view with some alarm met May 7 for their last meet­
shelters. The company furn­
farm­ ing of the season. For the ‘eye
ishes the pigs and the
feed- the increasing age of
not opener’ Mrs. Ed Caswell and
collects when the pigs go
to ers. The young men are
taking over. The next 25 years Mrs. R. L. Bryan decorated a
market.
some
astonishing May Pole cake. The newly el­
The tendency now is for the may see
farmer to become an intégrât- changes in American Agricul- ected officers were installed:
guess President- Mrs. Wm. Conner;
ed link
of
a complicated ture. Anyone want to
vice president- Mrs. R. L.Bry
what they may be.
chain.
an; secretary- Mrs. Lawrence
We never talk with a group
It's worth one’s while to vi­ Miettunen; treasurer- Mrs. H.
of young men who don’t want
J. Westerberg. The project for
to know 'What with present sit the Red Soils Experimental the day was 'Wood Furniture
miles
from
land values, can I obtain the Area just two
Touch Ups.’
Project leaders
capital to purchase a farm?” downtown Oregon City on Mo- for this intresting lesson were
lalla
Road
and
a
little
to
the
Our suggestion has been “ Mar­
Mrs. Westerberg and Mrs.Miet-
ry it or inherit it.”
Prehaps, West We had time to drop in tunen.
a
few
days
ago
especially
to
this new scheme will help out
alfalfa
with financing the operation. look at the creeping
Supt. Jack
That may be good but it cer trials which are
tanly has its gloomy aspects. McDermid’s Pride and joy.
The so -called creeping var­
We feel sure Mr. L. E.
M c­
most
of
Donald who writes frequently ieties o f the past.
orf less
for the local papers will agree. them, spread more
He does not always do so, and from the crown. ‘‘But these we
now have,” McDermid pointed
that is good.
M
out. “ are true creepers.” And FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
ai-e — We
Coyotes are on the come­ “lire enough they
of Estacada
from Sunday Meeting in Estacada
back in many areas. U. S.Fish saw plants coming up
and Wildlife Service had
El creeping rootstalks 15 inches
City Hall
just
Coyote on the ropes with po­ lrom the original plant
Church School 9:45 a.m.
tent 1080 poison.
The new like quackgrnss.
Morning Worship 11 A M.
Jack explained that
these
coyote breed will eat
fresh
Youth Program 7 P. M.
meat of his own killing only— plants were set without addit­
Evening Service 8 P.M.
avoids baits. Here is a prime ional fertilization and tht soil
Martin R. Craft, Pastor
example of survival of the fit­ is pretty acid here. Not that it
.............
test with no solution in sight. doesn’t pay to lime and fertil­
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
ize but we just wanted to see
CHURCH
The spotted alfalfa
aphid if they could take it. They can. 5th and Broadway -
Pastor
And
so
we
see
possible
ful­
appeared in Arizona only thi-ee
Marion Ravan
fillment
of
a
dream
to
obtain
or so years ago. In two years
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
the insect had spraead to north a good alfalfa which spreads
Morning Worsh%> 11 a.m.
like
quack
grass
and
which
central California and East to
Junior Church Sunday School
may
be
just
asi
thrifty.
But
the Mississippi. Damage to al­
Bldg.
falfa feilds is near total. This don’t get excited. Supt.McDer-
Evening Evangelistic Service
mid
says
that
these
new
selec­
insect has not yet appeared in
7:45 p.m.
tions which came from the ex
Oregon. But he may.
Phone 18-2
perimental
station
at
Swift
Scientists haue worked fran­
are
tically to solve the problem. Current, Saskatchewan.
THE COMMUNITY
That is they do
The lahontin alfalfa
variety seif sterile.
METHODIST CHURCH
not produce seed.
Increase S.E. 2nd & Main (on the hill)
from these five varieties can
Church School 9:45 a.m.
be obtained from cuttings only 1 Morning Worship 11 a.m.
Then what is their potential I Nursery for children at
the
value?They will ge hand cros- j parsonage
sed with other choice varieties j Youth Fellowship 6:45 p.m.
which will produce seed and I Evening Services 7:45 p.m.
which preumably may retain | Violet Bolliger, Minister
the creeping characteristics of
Phone 8x2
the parent stock now growing
south of Oregon City.
BARTON COMMUNITY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Thirty people turned out to
Boring, Oregon , Rt. 3
see the mole, gopher and the
mountain beaver control dem­ Rev. Walden A.Askren, Pastor
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
onstration held on
the Bift
Morning Worship 11 a.m.
Helmig place near
the
old j
Youth Time 6:30 p.m.
Russellville School south
of
Evening Service 7:30 p.m.
Molalla Apr. 25.1
And we learned something.
THE PRESBYTERIAN
As every farm boy knows the
CHURCHES
gopher pushes the soil away,
SPRINGWATER
burrowing to the ground sur­
Rev. Harry B. Hampton, Sup
face where he spreads it semi­
ply Pastor
circle fashion.. Afaerward he
Morning Worship 11 a.m.
closes the opening used
for
Sunday School 10 a.m.
this purpose..
But the mole
EAGLE CREEK
pushes the soil from his bur­
row in the making, straight up Rev. Vernon E. Ross.Jr Pastor
Worship 11 a.m.
volcano like.
Sundav School 10 a.m.
But we found
mole like
ST. JOHNS at GEORGE
mounds above gopher runs ex­
Rt-v.Vernon E Ross. Jr. Pastor
cept that they had a cup shape
Worship 9a.m.
depression at the top. Evident­
Sunday School 10 a.m.
ly these had
been carefully
made.
“ Female gopher run”
PORTER MENNONITE
i '¡plained IT S. Fish and Wild­
CHURCH
life Service
Representative,
John Dietrich.
“ When
the (Seven Milos East of Estacada)
Sunday School
breeding season
approaches 10 A. M.
she builds and
scents
one 11 A. M. Chuich Service
Junior Meeting
mound like this to attract
a 7 P. M
mate. But right after mating Pastor Ernest J. Bontrager,
I she kicks him out to another Rt. 1. Box 141A, Estacada
Phone 20R56 or CR 95122.
I lonely year of existence.”
Dietrich demonstrated meth­
ods of poisoning and trapping
ESTACADA CHURCH OF
moles and gophers as explan-
GOD
i'd in Extension Bulletin 629
"Controlling Rodents and Oth­ 2nd and Main - Pastor James
Moore
er Small Animal Pests in Ore­
Sunday School 9:45
gon.
And then
the discussion Morning Church 11
Youth Meeting Sun. 6:30
turned to rat control. Dietrich
explained necessity for good Tuesday 7 P.M.
Evening Church 7 - 8 P.M.
tat ion in the rat control pro­
gram and use of warfarin as a
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
rat poison.
Whereupon we I Bible School 10 A. M.
learned something new again. Worship Service 11 A. M.
‘Br;!c in Dakota’ said one
of Christian Endeavor 6:30
the visitors.
“ we
used to F le Study 7:30 P.M.
catch a bate*' of rats in one of C : )ir Practice 8:30 P.M.
these wire .laps,
Tiuu we
heated a po’
ed hot. (Ye
7 t& 0 ¿P 77M&Z.
| Gad*, we th" w'-f v hat a way
to kill rats) We poked the hot
poker in among the rats until I
the\ were p tie well singl'd
and turned them loose I named-
i iatc'- ail h ' ats left the farm’
‘Yes. but’ argued
another
that is not kl'ling rats ”
“I
know it’ explained visitor one.
“ Money Isn't everything,
‘but at h ist we ran them over,
to t’’ •’•'ighbors for a couple but it help- until everything
weeks.”
I cones along."
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bring home the bacon
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