Rage 3 1H E CLACKAM AS COUNTY NEW S Estacada, Oregon, Friday, July 11, 1958 iiOTtS BY THE WAYSIDE "Can’t get around over these hills like I used to” Ed declar­ ed 'Bue one o f crur sons has finished his away fi-om home, military duty. He likes to farm so now I can take it a little easier. This is a nice place for a home and we wouldn’t trade for any other.” DAKOTA STATES SOCIETY PICNIC SUNDAY, JULY 13 The Dakota States Society of Oregon will hold their annual picnic at Portland Jantzen Beach Park Sunday, July 13. Entertainment for all Come and meet your friends. God has two dwellings: one in heaven, (By John J. Inskeep, County It appears that formal pap­ and the other in a meek and thankful ers are soon to be signed wheie- by the Clackamas County heart Court is leasing a 60 acre cut­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kitchlng Weather permitting at what over tract, southeast of Colton — Isaak Walton to the Extension Service of Or­ stage of development of the and Armeda Woodle enjoyed a egon State College for farm plant should alfulafa be cut for picnic at the River Mill Park forestry demonstration pur­ hay. The following informa­ on the Fourth poses. tion may throw some light on A recent survey in Judge La- the question— Miss Madeleine Ward, teach­ tourette’s office ironed out a WHEN TO CUT ALFALFA. Gresham, Oregon er at the Estacada G rade' Phone MOhawk 5 3794 minor difficulty. I Farm management Aug 1951. School visited in Estacada on j The next assignment was to I In an experiment at Davis, Monday. She recently returned A Local Institution Day and Night Service find the corners.This was par- California alfaflafa was cut from a tour of the United Stat-1 ticularly important because a f or 7 y(.ars jn these stages :Pre- es and reports that she had a 20 comes out o f the original 80. bud, bud. 1-10 bloor and half wonderful time It is important not to trespass bloom. Annual yeild was in on a neighbor. The corners of proport iion: 8.5 tons per acre REPORT OF CONDITION the 80 had reecntly been estab­ at the prebud stage; up to 10 lished. tons per acre at the bloom On June 9 we became survey - stage. For three years there j ors. The party included Ernest was not diffeence between Zahar and Bill Helmig, mem­ the different plots of Milwaukie in the State of Oregon at the close of in total bers of the County Forestry j yield, but in the second 3 business on June 23, 1958 Association from Molalla, Pro- years o f the test. the 1-10 ASSETS ........... |ject Forester A1 Parker, Extcn- bloom yielded 5 tons more than \ sion Forester Gary Sander and the prebud cutting. That is, 5 Cash balances with other banks, including reserve I your writer. Chain and com­ tons for the 3 year peroid. or balances, and cash items in process of collection ... $2,077,627.72 pass were provided by the 1 2 - 3 tons per year. Authors j Clackamas County Court United States Government obligations, concluded that if a stand was Ernest operated the compass. to ge left down for 2,442,160.31 only 3 direct and guaranteed............................. — Bill took the lead chain and the 1 years, tre owner had better 1,986,520.55 Obligations of States and political subdivisions rest of us served as swampers take advantage of the increas- | 50,000.00 and handymen. We mashed ; ed Pl.otein and increased qual- Other bonds, notes and debentures ......... down a lot of fern, crowled | jty and cut early. If it is de- Loans & discounts (including $48,375.43 overdrafts) 7,948,243.24 through vine maple, hazel sjred to leave the alfalfa down Bank premises owned $12,781.62 brush and poison oak and we as long as possible; then he 39,400.33 found the important corner es- j would better let it go to at furniture and fixtures $26,618.71 ¡tablished several years ago by ,pagt the , . 10 bloom stage and 4.00 Real estate owned other than bank premises .... Charles Tyler Kappler Lum- j h a little longer. The ¿amili Jfiuu'ral Hunte The First State Bank of Milwaukie 24,344.18 Other assets ................................................................... It's old pump roundup time . . . time to trade that inefficient old pump for the eco­ nomical, trouble-free water service that only a new 1958 Jacuzzi jet water system can provide. r \ r rr i ' r;„ F,r,°m thC,e half bloom stage gave slightly 14,568.299.83 we established the all unpot- hlgher yield than the 1-10 T O T A L A SSETS .................................... tant southeast corner of the 20 bIoom ¿ .e second 3 but in question. Ernie brought us the difference was ' ot great, LIABILITIES back to the original south line Th was ve ,ittle difference by compass with only a 5 foot ! jn tota, protei' and total TDN Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, error- over the period from cutting and corporations ...................................................... 5,277,671.53 The next job is to draw up a jin the bud stage and the 1-10 ! ilan of operation and to con- i bloom stage. Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, The probud cut- act necessary salvage logging yielded less | 6,659,250.31 ... , - . . . ¡ting, however, and corporations................................................................. from which we hope to obtain 1 ( Total Digestible Nu- i I s nough money to do necessary trients) Deposits of United States Government bulldozing for a Cliristmas 162,847.07 ( including postal savings ) ........... ............................ tree variety and sepcie trial CONCLUSION: If a grower j is going to sell his hay. he will 1,190,292.71 Deposits of States and political subdivisions...... (this fall. It is our hope to plant nearly 30 species for probably do beset in the long I 110.210.84 Other deposits (certified and officers’ checks, etc.) n n by aiming at 1-10 bloom, j I comparison. T O T A L DEPOSITS ......................... $13,400,272.46 If :t is desirable to get some I A roegh area this, with all the problems of brush and boomer extra quality bar- then cutting 213,600.53 control, lack of adequate fire in the bud stage fill give it. Do 13,613,872.99 T O T A L LIABILITIES ............................... not go to prebud stage. trails and shortage of cash.Bui • For shallow or deep wells to 400 feet, only these the typical problems, are CAPITAL ACCOUNTS one moving part and they not? i t ’s above ground. . Y.pital 250.000. A WORD TO THE WISE- • C o m p lete ly a u to ­ matic . . . self prim­ For quite some time Mr.and hero at all possible apply f-Tirplus 250.000. ing . . . self-adjusting Mrs. Edward Ten Eyck have ground limestone now. to changing water lev­ Ev­ profits ............. 454.426.84 els. been telling us of the profit­ ery one wants limestone after • Built to provide the able use of limstone and phos­ August 15. At that time av­ l u i . . - j F IT A L A C C O U N TS 954.426.84 extra pressure needed phate fertilizers on their Mar­ ailability o f spreader for automatic w ashen trucks T O T A L LÍA JTIES \ND C A P IT A L and garden sprinklers. mot ridge farm east of Sandy and limsetone are limited.Last ACCOU NI S One afternoon a short while year many could 14,568,299.83 not apply :back we dropped in on the limestone after August 15, be­ *1L- a ' i —rt Ten Eyck’s for a short visit. cause of this situation. M EM ORANDA Sure enough they had growing When applying limestone to nr assigned to secure liabilities red clover New Zealand white stubble fields don’t wait until other purposes . 1,941,000.00 clover, grasses and corn. as the land is disced or plowed if fire as anyone could wish.Last immeiate delivery is necessary ■us aì­ . lown above are after deduction of (summer they grew 12 foot in order to obtain limestone at of ......................... re 150,751.2' '••ell, eared com and had photo­ all. graphs to prove it. T ic Tcn Eycks operate suc- ( -ssful swine and cattle enter­ ic ises. They use their clover Body 'r pig pasture ami they put up lots of clover and grass hay fo r their 40 head o f dairy and beef cattle. "W e raise three times as much hay per acre row ” Mrs Ten Eyck told us j ‘And it is better hay too. Wo are very happy with the re­ sults. You should have s t i i ’ his old ranch 30 years ago.It’ s different today.” Like so many Clackamas /; ’ Counvt rcral folks the Ten ite Eycks have a modem home. But unlike many others, their ‘> 7 ; living room has the finest pic­ ture window o f Mt Hood it I has been our privclege to en- 1 jo y . Tlc-ir home is equipped | with modern electrical conven­ iences. ‘"But” Mrs. Eyck ex- i pla:ned ‘ We keep the old wood r~ just in case.” Their do­ 58 reasons would have rounded things out nicer, we admit. But the extra reason is the most rr ic water, clear and cold, is important o f till— you! W e invite you to look over all o f these fast-selling features. But pumped from an ever floweing , spring ‘down the hill sways.’1 if y ou ’re like most people we know, y ou ’ll just plain like this new C h ev y — and that’ll be j A conoerete reservoir stroes reason enough to want one! | three htousand gallons for em- i ergency use- Other liabilities ................................................... Yes, right now during our annual trade-in event, your old pump regard­ less of make or condition is worth real money in trade on a new Jacuzzi. It’s your once-a-year opportunity to get vastly improved water service at a substantial cash saving. So don't delay. Phone or come in now while we are making these special trade-in allowances. ?AF.M TâÀCTOR COMPANY P ) h e te are 5 9 reasons why Chevy s 5 8 s biggest seller! £■ ” 1 Xn o: AT ESTACAD A EVERY W EDNESDAY GRISHAM S££D & F£ED CO. Gresham. Ore. Phone MO 5-21S6 A N ELECTRIC FREEZER ere I wide Choice! are six :;w t- S engines and • moot!)-won > ansmissions. And ; m’il find each 18 power of t team: is a\*L labie _ i t : „ ■ ht long, lively Chevrolet VH’s end six even lower priced b ’s that i-osl lev, than any comparable models in the low rli <1 f fins - fbased on list prices). r -A a JlOlf •r i Pit/ns, _________________ j Cherie .s /triced lowest of the low-priced three. 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