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    Clackamas County News, Estacada, Ore. Aug. 2, 1957
follow. The Brownell collect-; upon accident rates and upon
potluck dish and the hostesses W A N T TO SELL
TRY A
ion includes
specimens
of injury and fatality rates.
w ill furnish coffee, tea,
and HOME THE BACON
Mr. and Mrs
Hersel York
many species and varieties of
“ When an airliner
crashes, rolls.
and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hom er
I holly gathered from the fo u r: thousands o f dollars may
be
The members are asked
to
spent a veny pleasant evening
j corners o f the globe.
spent in
investigating
the make a flo w er hat for the meet­
last Saturday when they drove
The group w ill enjoy a
no cause,” Prisk said,
'but
al­ ing. Our Conservation Chair­
(B y J. J. Inskeep. Extension
to Welsh’s G olf Cuorse for din­
host picnic at Willsadia Park, J though traffic accidents take man, Clara Coffield. has asked
Extension Agent)
ner Mrs. Hom er reports that
Many out o f state visitors are 1 Carver, at noon with lemonade countless more lives every day each ladv to brim; a tw ig
or
the food is wonderful and the
served
by
the
Brownells.
this
is
the
first
attempt
to
small branch from a tree or na­
expected to attend he Oregon
surroundings attractive.
Afternoon
activities
include
scientifically investigate
the tive shrub growing in her yard.
Holly Growers
Association's
e p p
a
visit
to
the
Oregon
Holly
Co.
importance
and
extent
of
speed
i annual tour set for Saturday, .
We are also asked to
bring
j August 3. Alfred Teufel, Cor­ orchard, one mile west o f the as a factor in traffic accidents. small ariangements and horti­
Highland
store
and
across
the
While it is commonly accept­ culture to the meeting The pro­
nell Road, Portland, President
of the Oregon Association says road from the now abandoned ed that speed is an important gram w ill be the planting and
Here the factor in traffic accident rates, dividing o f peonies by
: he expects visitors from C alif­ Highland School.
Abbie
ornia, Washington, British Co­ group w ill see many items of the extent of is importance js Armstrong.
lumbia. at least two from New interest. Thisis mature French- controversial even among traf­
Jersey and one from Pennsyl­ English which, until now, has fic experts. One result of this ]
vania. The New Jersey visitors never set a crop o f berries.Ef­ lack o f agreement is a wide va ­
I 1. L. Banks, Operator-Manager
include C. R Wolf, President fectiveness of the use of male riety o f speed zones and speed
of the H olly Society o f A m er­ trees w ill be shown. Visitors limits across the country.
Qualify Shoe k^onirin"
In addition to
the
speed
ica and Dan Fenton, holly ex­ w ill enjoy and actual budding
N O W IN STO C K
and
results checks on selected
highway-
pert and manager o f the W olf demonstration
from past budding and graft­ sections, the accident records
Orchards at M illville, N. J.
Cowboy and Longer Boofs, Knyrlish Brogues,
for the same sections w ill be
The hoily growers tour this ing.
.■vinnir styles for i ', ,;es, Children's and Y/orl;
Weed and grass spray con­ analyzed.
year w ill include two stops in
S!
io " 5 for . !cn and Boys. - - SPECIAL! Join
trol
plots
w
ill
also
be
ready
for
Selection
o
f
Oregon
as
one
Clackamas County only. Tour­
Amino triazole of ten states to take part in the
ists w ill gather at the Brown­ inspection.
wu. family shoe club and get a pair free!
without
sticker studey was based upon the ac­
ell and his wife, Helen,
will with and
tried on curacy and availability of traf­
serve coffee and register mem­ spreader has been
Canada thistle
Dalapon has fic accident data and because
bers and visitors.
Insnectirn of the Brownell been tried as control for var­ of the fact that Oregon operates
speed
rule
nursery and Arboretum
will ious grssses as a substitute for under the basic
cultivation around both
ma­ which indicates a different ap­
ture and newly planted trees. proach to the speed
problem
Including Hauling, iiutchering, Cooling, Cut-
Effect of these sprays on fo li­ than that taken by many other
age w ill be noted.
states.
tin, wrapped and delivered for 6c lb.
Mrs. Hazel Ping, Stafford,
Pork 8c lb.
secretary of the
association, T E N T A T IV E H IN T IN G
announces that this tour is in
R E G U LA TIO N S SET
Coding, cut, wrapped and delivered, 4c lb.
no manner restricted to assoc­
A shorter either sex deer sea­
Shoe Latch For Shoes
iation memebersrip.
Every­ son than last year would be in
one interested in holly invited. store for hunters if the tenta­ Marks End Of Shoestring
U IU
Visitors are advised to bring a tive hunting regulations adopt­
lunch and to wear stout foot­ ed by the game commission are
The answar la aimpla. Shoa
Dial CR. 9-5145
wear suitbale for wearing in given final approval at a sec­ String* ara on ;hslr way out.
1 A new ahoa latch which firmly
dusly orchards.
ond public hearing.
attach«« a ahoa by praaaing on a
a trap la rapidly replacing It In
CHURCH OF GOD
Last week we had something
A C TIV IT IE S atylea for men and boy* of all ages.
to say about the use of bees in
1 A ahoa latch haa nothing to.
Rv Mrs DeLoris Strange
red, white and alsike
clover
W e contract n~w homes, garages and all types
There were 18 members and thread) nothing to align) ft to
fiels. Bees are also effective in friends
of
the
Estacada .almply pressed down to close and
of remodelling.
pollination of drimson slover, Church o f God who attended its completely adjustable to foot'
Beat
thu
Summer
rush! Large bedrooms built
lotus, strawberry clover, sweet the camp meeting last
•omfort
It
will
last
for
yearn
Sun.
clover and vetches.
for $19.85 per month if contracted now.
held at the
Nazarene camp Whan fester.-*! the latch to eov»
To illustrate the point in fo r­ grounds in Clackamas. Three and with a leather band making II
References supplied. Free Estimates gladly!
mer trials from 100 heads
of from here who sang
in the very good lookfetg and permitting
Call Portland PR 4-6592 or Write
red clover with bees excluded choir were Miss Elva Knes-
different style appttoatfeni,
there w ere no seeds whatever, kern, Miss Carol Sorrels
and
but 4,446 seeds wjiere bees had Miss Corrine Palmateer. Miss
The Executive Committee of
access to the clover.
Ladino Palmateer is
attending the the Estacada Parent - Teacher
clover- 100 heads
had
365 camp meeting.
Association met Tuesday, July
9525 S.E. 78th St., Portland 22, Oregon
! seeds with bees excluded but
30, to set a meeting date
for
Call Estacada 205 or
13,946 where bees had access
the P T A for the coming school
to the blossom. 100 heads of
year. The second Thursday in
crimson olover produced 508
each month was agreed upon,
making the first meeting fall
seeds without bees and 6,917
on September 12 at
8 P. M.
seeds when bees had access to
the blossoms.
100 heads of
This w ill be a reception
for
The
Estacada
Garden
Club
alsike clover
produced
40
‘get acquainted’ teachers.
At
w
ill
hold
their
annual
Potluck
| seeds without bees;
12,621
this meeting date w ill be voted
Picnic
at
the
home
of
Ann
Un­
seeds with beees. These figures
on and by laws changed accor­
give one an idea of the impor­ derwood next Monday, Augu.5 dingly.
at
11:30
A.
M.
with
Ann
Un­
tance o f bees in raising these
derwood, Lena Underwood, and
crops.
hostesses.
LETTLE. A N D TH E Y BRIN G
This informaton was nclud- Elizabeth Ames as
Each member w ill bring her NEWS A N AD.
COST
IS
cd in Circular o f Informaton
554 issued by the Oregon E x­
periment Station.
Its
title
‘Bees fo r Legume Seed
Pro­
duction.” Copies may be had
at the County Extension O ffice
at Oregon City upon request.
S. E. 4TH. E S T A C A D A
10TES BY
THE WAYSIDE
[K I H REGOH GREEN
ESTACADA SHOE REPAI.it SHOP
Fortune
R. fi, L. SHOES STORES, Inc.
From
A Shoestring
Now Impossible
G m y's Hardware
Estacada
-
-
COUPON
M E A T C 9 7 FOR LOCKERS
FiRST O f THE WEES
SPECIALS ! ........
Middleton
GOOD 05ILY M0«i9!Y, T'JESUAY,
W ED N ES D A Y , A U G . 5-6 -7
BUILDING CONTRACTOR
CROWN HOME IMPROVEMENT CO.
Garden Club Set
for Monday Picnic
Lawn
Sprinklers
Installed
“ SU M M ER C H A M P A G N E "
A.B.C. PLUMBING
FIRES CAUSED BY
CARELESS SMOKERS
Careless smokers strat about
one-third o f
Oregon’s man-
caused forest
fires, reports
Charles Ross, Oregon
State
college farm forestry special­
ist.
In 1955, the latest report year
smokers caosed 233 o f the 729
man-caused forest fires is Or­
egon. Ross says smokers are
traditonally at the top o f
the |
forest-fire setters list. The hoi- j
ocaust that roared out of
the
woods to bum up Bandon, Or­
egon in 1936— killing nine per­
sons— was started by a cigar­
ette.
It’s not often that a truly new summer beverage makes a bow, but
here’s a real debut: Rhubarb Cooler. Fruit-flavored and tart, this
Smokers are urged tD follow
three basic rules to
prevent nectar-like creation will not only quench thirst—but sparkle conver­
j forest fires: (1 ) Use the car sation as it sparkles in the glasa. Lots of people are calling It "stun«
ash tray. It is
unlawful
to mer champagne.”
Ae It trickles pleasurably down your parched throat, singing eg
throw cigarettes, cigars, pipe
heels, nnd matches from
car shady groves and cool green garden«, It actually suggests the spirited;
windows.
(2 ) Watch woods tang of champagne. Topped with a sprig of mint, It’s ms sys refresh­
ing as It la taste-pleasing.
smoking. N ever drop lighted
The Rhubarb Cooler is tjie Inspired suggestion of th# ReaLsmon
materials along forest trails or
streams. (3) Break matches in l folks, bottlers of reconstituted lsmon juice that Is uniform In strength
half. Be sure the match is out and flavor, reqoirea no squeezing or straining. Yon simply pour tot
; before you throw it away.
RHUBARB COOLER ,
Neglected or
abandoned
lto Iba. ihubazb
) to
Dash edit
I q t water
#
campfires ranked second
in I
Ito qto
In cupe sugar
_ «taget
_ _ cto
man-caused fires in
Oregon j
1
to sop orange tnlae
<
worests in 1955,
accounting
Wash thabato and sal Into email piece*. Cover wtth water to a
for 124 fires. Next on the list
and eook and] soft: strata ton gk doable taleknese ai
was logging with 81 fires.
■agar and etti nmS dtsenhnrt. Bring mtxtar
Burning of debris caused 75
Jsto. Rem emm and salt, drill and eombtal
forest fires. Railroads account­
J M tW tod w n » CMqtaMtootatqagrtfc)___
ed for 32 forest fires. Nineteen
forest fires resulted from
in­
tentional setting of fires.
Of
729 fires last year, 165
were
unclassified or listed
under
miscellaneous causes.
There are. o f course, a large
number o f 1 lightning
fires
•e
which cannot be
prevented,
Ross explains.
D IA L CR. 9-3968
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F S T A C A P A . O l? 6 G O N
I h u r s . , F t ».,
Sat., August 1-2-3
Robert Wagner,.. Joan Lund,.. Debra Paget and
Jeffrey Hunter with Cinemascope and Technicolor
White Feather
Van Johnson, Ann Blyth and Steve Cochran
Slander
Sun., Mon., Tue., August4-5-6
Cinemascope and Deluxe Color
Deborah Kerr and Robert Mitchum i n ..................
,
Heaven Knows M r. Allison
Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat., August 7-8-9-10
Cinemascope and Deluxe Color
Robert Wagner, Jeffrey Hunter, Hope Lange in
The True Story of Jesse James
John Cassavetes and Sidney Pgitier in ................
Edge of the City
DKW
th e
REMEMBER! NO SALES WITHOUT
iOUPONS, AND COUPONS ARE
GOOD AUG. 5-6-7, ONLY
Horner’s^Big Chief
M arket, Estacada
" Me
M OTORISTS TO BE
QUESTIONED ON SPEED
Motorists may be stopped on
some sections o f Oregon's high­
ways and— even if speeding—
asked a few polite questions by
a traffic interviewer and then
sent on their w ay as the result
o f a meeting Wednesday
be­
tween State Highway depart­
ment officials and Charles W
Prisk. Highway Safety Study
Director for the U. S.
Bureau
o f Public Roads
Actual speed checks and In­
terviews on selected sections o f
highway w ill be part
of
a
comprehensive highway safe­
ty study being condurted
by
the Bureau o f Public Roads to
determise the effect o f speed
of
car
any
requiring
other
car
the
on
in
least
the
mainlenance
road
HAVE YOU SEEN IT?
IT'S NEW!
IT'S DIFFERENT!
IT'S ECONOMICAL!
IT'S HERE!
ESTACADA FORD & MERCURY
Dial CR. 9 3262
to-day!