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Clackamas County News, Estacada, Ore., Aug. 9, 1957 egg-laying contest which will expert poultrymen working than higher rates of usage.This I year to catch stragglers gave weed control but does not con close Saturday, Aug. 17, the for the Fair Board, and will be trol hairy vetch New products \ is half the rate previously rec- perfect control. last day of the 1957 Clackamas fed according tn the owners’ The college is not ready to for this purpose are coming up. ommended and brings the cost (By ANNE JUSTICE) instructions. Each egg will be County Fair. recommend the use of amino down to $10 or less per acre j At about 2:45 Thursday af counted and weighed as soon Coming back to Canada this triazole as a selective spray in Perhaps when this product is Pullets will be entered in as it is laid. In case of a tie the ternoon, Aug.1st, a log truck amiona triazole owned by Tom O’Neill of Ore sets of 3. They may be of exact extensively the farm crops. However, it does tle again— (By J. J. Inskeep. Extension used more weight of the eggs laid may be used on regrowth,That appear at the moment that price may come down further ' gon City collided with a 1950 any breed cr oross-breed. The will determine the winner. Extension Agent) Here is good news fir the The Granger Farm is located oats are resistant to amino tria is after the thistles have been Ford station wagon driven by contest is to determine which The owner of the champion property owners who have a 8 miles or So north of Corvallis zole when not used in excess cut off, disked or harrowed Mrs. Ray Lien of Dodge. Mrs. entry can lay the most eggs in pullets will receive a trophy. The station is now testing the provided that the regrowth is on the Albany road. Farm exactly seven days, from 6 p. Lien suffered severe bruises Canada Thistle riddance prob Benideo this, each entry will resistance of victory oats to vigorous, not otherwise. about her egs and body, also a m.. Aug 10, to 6 p.m. Aug. 17. receive 25 cents for every egg lem. Trials underway at the Crops Research Assistant Wm this material. This report of an Furtick says that amino tria head injuiy. The station wag Granger Farm at the Oregon The birds will be under con laid during the period of the Experiment Station indicate zole used when the thistles experiment underw:ay and not , Can you imagine an experi on is reported a total loss.Mrs. stant supervision and care of contest. a iccommendation. No one yet ment station plantisg dock were six tu eight inches high Lien expressed gratitude to that 8 lbs. of amino triazile knows at what stage of growth weeds which are common in and growing vigorously on Ap both Mrs. Emery Keller and just as it comes out of the pac kage provides better control ril 25. 1956 and re-sprayed this oats are most resistant to this many of our valley and coastal Mrs. Ray Burk for their as weedicide. pastures.Well, that is just what sistance The accident .occured "Amino triazoe is not a they are doing down on the on one of a series of very bad good control spray n blackber Granger Farm. The idea, how curves along the Dodge road. ries” Furtick says. Furtick has ever, is to obtain a good stand Perhaps this accident will also found that Karmex DW of dock as a start for weed to bring the attestion of kills chick weed, dog fennel. control trials. Similar plantings serve the proper authorities the ser French pink and many other are also being made for yellow of these blind curves such weeds as a pre-emergence toadflax and sheep sorrel for iousness Sunday, Monday, T u e s d a y August 11-12-13 spray on Fall wheat. The spray | the same purpose. All of these in our neighborhood. * Tab Hunter and Natalie Wood in may be applied from planting weeds are very difficclt to con time to the time the wheat trol at present. Eva Spicknall returned Wed comes through the ground Furtick is also conducting nesday of last week.from a vis without doing any damage. soil sterilant trials on the Gra it to Longview, Wash. Her That is, at least this has been nger Farm. One of the mate, brother, Lindley drove her Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday Aug 14-17 the case on the Granger Farm ials which gives excellent re home and visited in the home trials. Right now it looks like sults in Wyoming provides of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Connor. Doris Day, Louis Jourdan, and Barry Sullivan in one pound of Karmex DW per very poor results here. This il Lindley returned t 0 Longview acre will do the trick; two lustrates the importance of Sunday afternoon. LET pounds doesn’t seem to damage conducting trials under local Mr- and Mrs. A. E. Ander Second Feature wheat or barley. conditions before making rec- son and granddaughter Bon S. E. 4TH. ESTACADA WALT This material may also be I ofmendations to the public. Rex Reason, Margia Dean and Beverly Garland in nie of Portland were Sunday DIAL CR. 9-3968 DO IT used on Fall planted oats for 1 afternoon visitors in the How Tansy ragwort control was ard Westerberg home. Mrs. initiated in Clackamas County Westerberg says that her 1 by popular farmer demand. mother Mrs. M. K. Merritt of ' This county has made tremen- Mulino is doing very well after i dous strides in controlling tan- her recent illness. ! sy. But we have a very pecul Fred Horner celebrated his iar situation facing us. Now birthday Sunday afternoon that ony a few plants remain with the David Horner family j 1 in many communities folks and Mr. and Mrs.George Horn- 1 j have lost interest. er and family of Forest Grove - When driving about the The Horners are enjoying a { county we see occasional new Ford station wagon. plants blooming in all their Mrs. Leone Dougherty and j ! glories and preparing t 0 scat her daughter Elaine of Bell ter seeds to the forewinds ingham, Wash, were recently this August. County Weed In guests at the home of Dan spector Dock Hunt is working Dougherty. Debbie and Bobbie I on a reduced budget without Weekly who have been stay- ^ any assistance. ing with the Doughertys have , Our suggestion - Help the recently returned to their deaj along by pulling and home in Salem. buriing these weeds before Paul Mather who is visiting they go to seed.It is easy and with the Begulein family went inxpensive to do this now. to Mt. Hood Sunday. With a party of 35 people he climbed Some folks are doing just the summit. Paul said that that. In Molalla the other day to took about 9 hours to make Hans Christianson was pulling it he climb but only about 4 to a trailer load of tansy plants. come back down. I m going to burn every one Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ander of them,” he said. son of Portland visited Mrs Not the biggest -■ But the Cleanest Allis-Chalmers No. 63 3-bottom plow — Andersons brother, Emery Not the smallest -- But the Greenest! • Fully mounted for turning, transport and corner- Because of the name resem Keller Sunday afternoon. They blance, many confuse tansy then drove up the Clackamas plowing convenience. We hope that you enjoy yourselves, by viewing the large number ragwort with ragweed. Tansy River t 0 the Acme Lufber Co • Pulls from single hitchpoint with low, natural line of of exhibits, resting in the shade in our beautiful grounds, and ragwort grows in great clumps where Mr. Keller is employed. draft. . . eliminates side draft even when plowing on Mrs. Ivalou Stahlnecker was visiting our free shows, both in the afternoons and the evenings. this time of year with magnif the contour. Perry icent yellow blooms.Seeds may united in marriage to If you have any comments on this year's Fair, either good or bad, • Works with T raction B ooster system for shifting Thursday blow to great distances. We do DeLapp of Colton please feel free to discuss them with us, so that \ye will know you The of weight to rear tractor wheels as needed. not need to go int 0 detail as to afternoon at 1 o’clock. ceremony was on the chamb the seriousness of this weed. like your Fair. Attendance of your Fair is the finest example of Put a new Allis-Chalmers No. 63 plow in your field Hay fever ragweed has green ers of Judge P. K. Hammond behind a D-14, WD or WD-45 Tractor. Find out how pride you have as a Clackamas County citizen! Iacv leaves and a spike seed- Mrs. DeLapp wore a light blue easy good plowing can be. Also available is the No. 62 accessories head The small blossoms are suit with white 2-bottom plow with same features. See us for the correct THURSDAY, AUG. 15 |*’1' ‘ ' '<e shade of green as the and wore a corsage of red rose WEDNESDAY, AUG. 14 moldboard plow for your soil. OREGON CITY DAY eivt ’Thy ragweed is a ser- buds. Her attendant was Miss 7 A.M.—Fairgrounds open to T raction B ooster is an Alii •• Ch Infers tradem ark. ieui nest? A young man rais Sharon Kishpaugh, her sister. 7 A.M.—Fairgrounds open to general public. 'd m Cackimas County atten The grooms attendant was his , TUNE !N, N ali .r.eJ ¿'arm e r a H a r r Hour, Saturday, MBC, public 9 A M.—Open class and 4-H ded calege i:- the east. Upon father. The ceremony was per- 10 A.M.—Carnival and exhibit judging starts. Please Do Not buildings open ’ aduation he enlisted and ser fromed by Judge Hammond Interfere with Judging. ved four vca-i in the U. S. Na Als 0 present were Dusty and 10 AM.—4-H and Open Class 11 A.M.—Kiddie Kaper parade Livestock Judging continues vy. Durnig his enlistment he Diane Stahlnecker, Mrs. Mary SA iiS ANO i n v i a » from Canby.Sponsored by Can- 12 Noon—All Service Club developed an acute allergy or Kishpaugh and Mr and Mrs by Kiwanis Club Luncheon, Sponsored by Canby asthmatic condition. This hap Russell McHugh of Clackamas 2 to 4 P.M.—Band Concert in pened in th Pacifc area. In The happy couple left by train Kiwanis Club center of grounds— By Monte 2 to 4 P.M.—Band Concert in fact the condition was 90 acute for San Francisco for a short Ballou and his band—Free that he was sent back to the honeymoon. center of grounds—Monte Bal 2 P.M.—Showing of color slid states and given shore duty. lou and his Band—Free Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mc Boring Road and Mt. Hood Loop Highway es and movies at Photography 2 P.M.—Showing of color slid Navy doctors sent him to the Hugh of Clackamas were Sun GRESHAM, OREGON, ROUTE 2 section—Free es and movies at Photography best allergists in Boston and day dinner guests at the home 5 p m .—Chicken Barbecue in Section—Free Philadelphia. Both of them of Mr. and Mrs. Max Kish picnic grounds —Sponsored by told him “Go back to Western paugh. 5 P.M.—Chicken Barbecue on Clackamas County Broilers picnic grounds. Sponsored by Oregon where there is no rag Jack and Calvin Kishpacgh weed.” Association Oregon City Chamber of Com Emery Keller and Dick and 7 p M —Color slides and mov merce. Music by Journal Jun have been L_ s a l e e n d s a u g u s t " 17 T h T is an actua' experience. Thema Howell ies at Photography Section— We know the young man very spending the evenings in the iors well indeed. He is not an isola hay fields recently in order to 7 P.M.—Color slides and mov Free ies at Photography Section— ted case. The Willamette Val get Howell’s hay put away be 7:15 P.M.—Crowning of the 4- ley is famous all over the Uni fore the rain sets in. Free H Queen at grandstand ted States as one of the very 7.15 P.M.—4H Style Revue in 8 to 9:30 P.M.—Stage Show at center of grounds—Free fw ragweed free areas. Masy F O U R L O C A L MEN grandstand — Young Oregon 8 P.M.—Stage Show at grand many people have moved here HOME ON FU R LO U G H ian Traveling Troupe—Free stand -Journal Juniors —Free for no other reason than to es Four local service men now 10 P.M.—AU exhibit buildings 10 PM. —Exhibit buildings cape the tortures of ragweed home on furlough from Fort Ord, Calif, are hay fever and asthma. close. close , But—we are not entirely free Richard R. Miller, son of FRIDAY, AUG. 16 of ragweed here The ragweed Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Miller SATURDAY, AUG. 17 area near Springwater has Gerald P. Ruhl. son of Mr N O R TH ER N C L A C K A M A S been kept under control and and Mrs. George Ruhl COUNTY DAY CA N B Y DAY should finally be entirely erad- Kenneth L. McAllister, son 7 A M.—Fairgrounds open of Mr and Mrs C. W McAllis i lcated- 9 A.M.—FFA and Open Class 7 a .M.—Fairgrounds open We have heard of Infestation ter Livestock Finals Judging sear Fisher’s Mill. County 10 A.M.—Carnival opens M' “ « 9 A M.—F.F.A and Open Class Weed Inspector Dock Hunt had | 10 A M.—Helicopter arrives on Livestock Judging a start on his place near Bor ground for rides to the public b* 'k ing from contaminated seed 2 P.M.—Color slides and mov grain shipped in. For eight ies at Photography Section- 10 AM.—Carnival and exhibit years I have destroyed every Free buildings open pant including these from the 2 to 4 P.M—Band Concert by original seeding,” he reports. Citizens Band of Marion Coun 2 PM.—Showing of color slid But this year tw 0 more plants ty (45 Pieces)—Free es and movies at Photography came up,” 2 to 4P.M.—National Appaloo- Section—Free There are more serious rag- sa Horse Club Halter Class The Clackamas County Re ■ weed infestations in other publican Central Show—Free Committee 2 to 4 P.M.—Band Concert in Willamette Valley CounUes 4:30 P. M.—Rural Fire Depart invites all Republicans in thi« center of grounds—Monte Bal Infestations are not large ments competition, at grand area to a picnic to be held on lou and his Band-—Free i ^noi>gh to pose an area health Sunday, stand—Free August 18th about hazard-yet But we are on the 5 P.M.—Chicken Barbecue at 10:30 A.M. at Evergreen Park Buy one quart way and ragweed does like picnic grounds. Sponsored by 2 tn 4 P.M.—National Appal- between Carver and Redland our Willamette Valley condit Northern Clackamas County on the Redland road. oosa Horse Club Halter Trials- BOYSEN RUBBERGLO Rat Wall Finish ions. joint Service Clubs Free State Chairman Jim Short. 112 beautiful “ready-mixed” colors -Colorizer colors slightly higher. 7 P.M—Color slides and mov State Vice Chairman Margaret ies at Photography Section So the last Oregon legisla von Lubken. State Treasurer 5 P M —Beef Barbecue in pic —Free ture passed a ragweed control Sig Unander, Secretary of nic grounds—Cooked by Sher 8 P M —Finals of National Ap- law which apparently has State Mark Hatfield, Senator Get ce:os?ti iju a rt...................................... iff Joe Shobe and sponsored by teeth in it. Enforcement is Howard Belton, County Judge paloosa Horse Club Show-Free Canby Jr. Chamber of Com charged to the State Depart- Ed Latourette and Phil Hitch 9:45 PM .—Grand Finale Fire merce men of Agriculture with funds cock will make short talks. works Display at grandstand— to work with. Well and good Free 8 to 9:30 P.M.—National Ap- Bring a picnic lunch. Coffee but a problem of this kind, in will be served by the commit 10 P.M.—All exhi it buildings paloosa Horse Club Show- Free final analysis, takes the en close Exhibitors may depart tee 10 P. M.— Exhibit buildings thusiastic support if all of us with their exhibits close I ------------------ We expect soon to learn the P l ’ L L E T D E R R Y ENTRIES extent of the landowners re GENERAL ADMISSION 75c - CHILDREN UNDER !*> FIÎEE! T O C L O S E A U G U ST 9 sponsibility for ragweed on Ore. —Entries ! his property. The law in this CANBY . SEASON TICKETS $2.25 EXHIBITOR SEASON PASS $2.25 1598 E. Powell Gresham, Ore. ( respect is not clear to us at the will do»« at 9 p.m. Friday.Aug 9. for the third annual Pacific 1 1 moment. Phone MO 5-2095 Northwest Pullet Derby. an NOTES BY THE WAYSIDE Dodge Doings Having Pump Troubles? Call Walter Huss At "The Girl He Left Behind" A.6.C. PLUMBING "JU L IE " “ Badlands of Montana" W elcome to the Great tla e k a m a s County F u "LTÆ-»“ 5ÄI?«- »-a FAIR FARM TRACTOR CO. BOYSEN PAINT 28th Annual om Z zj ' jst F< REPUBLICAN PICNIC DATED $ -J^9 7 ic Bullseye Budget Values McCREADY LUMBER YARD