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TH'v r i,.\r ; \ A M VS COUNTY NEWS Page 0 Estacada, Oregon, Friday, Aug. 8, 1958 i ■ tria ....... l - b r y T - - ony - * - Laccinole.C ......... — - lack- T his s‘o ry parallels th e his- lr a in to S eattle. K ath y and ] , ,,n ------ a re „ ------------ g randchildren —---- - and iulj been v isitin g w ith th e Con- I W . M rs. C onnor flew hom e OJ1 S u n d ay afternoon ? « ' O t), W ÿ O O if i Salk vaccine, developed in a a ... „ . .. ( By John J. Ir.skeep, C ounty y e a r also W hile visiting the vegetable M arch of D im es g ran t, w as th e , B ,*'y t i m n?°ns wo" th e C e rta in of th e new w eed kill- Mo d e l 'o r th e best boy* costum e and c r.tre benzoic acids show g reat fa rm P ro fesso r F razier an d a long sought fo r answ er •usan Casw ell th e prize fo r th e KRAFT the B ut now we hav e prom ise a e rad teato rs o f m o r n v e rry p re tty girl show ed th is b est girls costum e a t th e teen ing g lory. H ow ever th e cost is gro u p to to hanil polienize to- w eapon, w e le t it spoil on th e ge co stu m e p a rty S atu rd ay fr om the en e en d only ' - ' A • m ato es in th ■ h y b rid iziatio n w arehouse shelves. T h ree M IR A C LE ’».'HIP ! — te rrific , ap proaching $100 per - t.il a c re fo r eonugh m aterial to in process. T h e young lady h ad a of sevon polio susceptible per- '«'¡Uy w as' rh o ^ se d 'a s'a ^ g irl 'an d ond special good crow d of new observers sons h a v c fajled to g et su re a good kill. th e ir Su- a n w as garbed a - a g y p s,’ p i c k l e r e l i s h e s a re L ouie, our h u n tin g an d fish b u t th e good professor ta lk e d shots.So alarm ed polio fo rtu n e teller. R ichard Collins .b y HENRY TOY. ]t.. P rä s id e n t. p ie tty m u ch t him elf. C ould a u th o rities like th e N ational ing p a rtn e r from o u t M olalla N ational C itissns Council lor Bottor School* : i d Jo n n ie Arm Wolford w on w ay, says “If th e m o rn in g n o * u n d erstan d th a t F oundation tor In fa n tile P aral- th e p rize fo r th e best costum ed THE HOMETOWN GROUPS ■ , « ■ . * . iu o n * t n o im A rt glory g et too h ad on th is place, We w o n ’t have to w ait an- vgis th a t they w arn ag ain st couple T hey w ere beautiful- A very snappy saying in the Twenties was “ Let George do it!” I will fool th em by w a lk in g off o th e r y e a r t o s c e som e o f th e new p o lio epidem ics th is sum - t dressed in paper feed sacks, But George went out with bootleg rum and the password, “Joe o r seflng to som e one w ho d o e s ,O S-C. to m ato h y b rid s E x ten - m e r. M ax K ishpaugh w ent back to sent me!” r.ot know any b e tte r.R ig h t now *°.n A gent Bob S m oth tells us N obody else’s v accin atio n — w o rk M onday after a 2 ween, In the Twenties, we were per filiations will be represented on I can ’t see th a t m uch m oney tria ls around th e co u n ty as not even y o u r c h ild ren ’s— w ill vacation. fectly content to let George deal the committee and so will tha a n acre fo r g e ttin g rid of a few f°U °w s: with all the school problems th at you. Each person h a s ------------------------------ :---------------- v ario u s economic and social litty bitty w eed s.” “Some 10 cnoperatois in th e protect c a m e up. groupings of the town. D on’t ta k e a _______ S p rin g w a te r G ran g e hnpe p lan to l . get h is ow n. E v e ry th in g ta k e y o u r polio shots. These committees usually be W e c a n n o t becom e too en- le d th ese v a ritie s along w ith | seemed to be gin by gathering the facts about by McFoaHer» ¡ going along m e- o th e r coooperators on th e B or-, their local schools. I’m constant th u sed a b o u t th ese n ew pretty well so ly astounded at the amount of ch an ical snap bean h a rv e ste rs 'n S" C lack arnas- W est L in n w hy sh o u ld time and effort the members are e ith e r, not y et anyhow .A grocp a.re a s- A ll ten of these selec- anyone else willing to give in order to become of c o u n ty e x ten sio n ag en ts saw l*ons ai*e selections th at show - By A nne Ju stic e bother? well informed about education. W ill T he D odge S tock D odgers and F o rtu n a te They’re eager to know what o n e on th e O regon S ta te Coll- cc* prom ise in thi ereu. ly, that was a long time ago. others have done in other parts oge v e g eta b le farm Ju ly 8 S u re *ia v c m oro details on these la te r th e ir fam ilies held a picnic a t i We’ve seen a whole new rebirth p re tty ln season. R oslyn L ake P a rk n e a r S andy of the country, in hopes th at th e h a rv e ste r does a in citizen interest in this coun some adaptation might work in good jo b h a rv stin g b ush b ean s ’ on S u n d ay afternoon. In spite try. We’re moving into the tenth an d a t a cost o f a b o u t $25 a N cw g ra n u la r insecticides 0f a chilly w ind all th e child- their hometown. year of full-fledged dedication on Working in cooperation with ton. T h i co m pares w ith $60 to \*low S^eat prom ise of control- ,e n and a few of th e m ore h a r the part of the public to work out picking. i*n K °ni<>n m aggots T h ey are gy a d u lts w e n t sw im m ing Ev- the school board, these commit $70 p e rto n for hand their school problems at the local tees are changing the face of the B u t’ according to P rof.W m .A . Placed m th e giound w ith on- ery o n e enjoyed a h uge picnic level. land as far as education goes. (T ex ) F ra z ie r in c h a rg e o f ve- ' on seo<'s - H ow ever in place- d in n e r and a fte r th e d in n e r th e Who are some of these people Without them, there would be a g etab le crop p ro d u c tio n •cross the country? “w e n ic n t, tw o containers a re used sto c k Dodger.; Hold th e ir m eet- trem endous vacuum in oui I do n o t y et have a b ush From what I ’ve seen of them b ean an<^ in ecticides and seeds ing u n d e r th e trees. Those w ho current struggle for first-rati in t h e i r c o m m u n itie s a n d ; ty p e w hich ap p ro ach es th e B lue :uu placed sim u tan eo u sly atten d ed the picnic w ere Mr. through the letters they write, education. L ake v a rie ty fo r q u a lity .” th ro u g h sepei ate tubes. H om e a n d M rs. Ed Casw ell and fam - If you’d like to know mor« they are very much a cross- We b elieve him fo r w e g a rd e n e rs first p la n t tile seed ¡]yj M rs. Paiil S lane and fam about starting a citizens’ com section of America. Most of them b ro u g h t a m uss of th e leading **len a p p ly the chem icals w ith ily , M r. and M rs. P a u l Ju stic e mittee in your community, writ« are parents, of course, working bush ca n n in g ty p e h om e to tr y ru b b e r gloves b efo re covering a n d S co tt and K evin, M r. and to see th at their children get the fo r o ur free booklet, “ Hoik b est possible edu catio n . And Can We Organize for Bettei tn e seeds. V ery few onion M rs. A rth u r D avis and fam ily o u t and a sk ed th e w ife they’re both the parents, too, not Schools?” Write Dept, D, Bettei th ro w th em to th e hogs a fte r Plants rem ain ed in u n tre a te d an L eaon an d E lw yn R eynolds ju st the mothers. A typical com Schools, 9 East 40th Street, New th e firs t m o u th fu l. T h ey did ro w s- P a t Don ght e v h as gone to mittee for school improvement in York City. S o rry b u t wo cannot te ll you Je ffe rso n fo r a few days visit. n o t a p p e a r to he over m a tu re a town of 15,000 might very well tiie best m aterials to use for P a t hopes to jo in th e service in BETTER SCHOOLS BUILD either- include a half-dozen housewives, T hey h av e not th e n e a r fu tu re G roers a ie using th is h a rv e s th is p u rp o se. a dentist, a lawyer, a clergyman, te r e x te n siv e ly in th e ea st fo r -v et bcen cleared by th e P ure a grocer, a retail merchant, a E va S pickn il! re tu rn e d from D rug d e p artm en t a short 'doit factory worker, a business exec h a rv e stin g bush beans. The e x Food an d in L ongview , utive, and a couple of farmers. p e rim e n t statio n and seed com The only one cleared is u n safe W ash. T h u rsd ay . H e r b ro th e r, if that committee follows the p anies a re e x ten d in g e v ery ef- fo r th e a m e te u rs to h a n d le Ai- L indley b ro u g h t h er hom e and national pattern »11 religious uf- BETTER COMMUNITIES fo it to b reed a bush can n in g d rin and c h lo rd an e a re n o t e f tayed w ith his au n t M rs. W m. ty p e c o m p arab le to th e B lue fective fo r onion m ag g o t co n tr | ! C onnor fo, a uple of days. I.ake. W ho know s how long C onnor and ------------------------ I S a tu rd a y M ... one c i nis slo g a n s!” “ J.B . seem s to !■ th a t w ill tak e? A SH O R T STORY A BO UT K ath y and L vm Mill w en t by H e re are a fe w rem a rk s PR O TEC TIO N a b o u t th e h a rv e ste r. T h e rig is O ut of A frica com es a story su sp en d ed u n d e rn e a th th e t r a a b o u t a c a ttle ran ch er w ho w as cto r b e tw e e n th e fro n t and Plagued by lions. T hey raided b ack w heels. R eels w ith w ire his corral, broke dow n his f e n te e th sw eep th e beans to w a rd a ces an d m a d e off vvitli his priz« ffllllfll: -olid edge w h ere th e y a re s trip bullo ck s an d heifers. ped from stem s and fio m T he ra n c h e r got h im self the I w h en ce th e y are conveyed to bags w h eih a re tied like w h e a t J1103! p o w erful g u n he could from a n old sty le com bine a t ^ u y an d k ept u loaded a t his th e re a r o f the tra c to r. T w o oe“ tde. B u t now , fo r one rcas You’ve enjoyed the air-conditioned row s a re h a rv ested at a tim e. on or « n o th er.no lions atta c k e d comfort of modern buildings, stores, H and pick ed processor v arle- A fte r a tim e, th e ra n c h e r pul and banks . , .Why not have it in your tv b ean s on th e O regon S ta te rifle on th shelf. T hen he own home? Individual room units or C ollege farm pro d u ced 5.7 tons took th e c a rtrid g e s out, and p e r acre M achine nick ed 4.1 w hen th e ra in y season cam.- complete home systems are available tons. In th e row p ick ed b y th e th e bore rusted, at surprisingly low costs. See your m a c h in e it p u t 78.7 p e rc e n t in O n q u ie t su m m er n ig h t the appliance or heating dealer. th e bag. H an d p ick ers le a v e lions cam e p row ling again at lo w er b ean s on th e v ine. J u s t his fa rm . H e ru sh ed for his gun PORTLAND GENERAL th e sam e w h e re th e m achines j b u t c o u ld n ’t fin d th e bullets, a re used th e y p u t th e fin ish ed I and w hen h e did. th e rifle w as ELECTRIC COMPANY p ro d u rt in th e can 2 to 3 c en ts i o ru s ty it w o u ld n ’t fire. The c h e a p e r th a n th e h a n d p ick ed J 1 a n c h e r su ffered fearfu l losses. C «» O p e n - 7 :Ü 3 A .M ., C l o « - ¡ 3 : 0 0 P .M p ro d u ct. The h a rv e ste rs sell fo r,- b etw een elev en and tw elv e Buildings O pen - 10:00 z-x... . th o u sa n d dollars. ►o 'no - P.M. - 10:00 P.M. Tito h a rv e s te r can be used ! iss.on - . ic A dii ‘3, 00c ..un s 10 and only once over a field of b ean s | fo r th e y s trip th e p a n ts of eav - ' Un Jr for FREE! t s a s w el as of beans. In c id e n t- I ally, som e of th e le a v e en d u p I Once you’re at the wheel of this new Chevrolet, far-off places suddenly seem closer. Here’s the kind in th e b a g along w ith th e | beans- B u t th e n the o p erato r of VIVID V8 ACTION that cuts country miles down to size. Here’s the kind of restful ride and had not y e t becom e well ac q u a in te d w ith th e o u tfit.M a y a nh zestful response Hat whets anybody’s taste for travel! be this o b serp atio n isn ’t f a i r 1 | because th e o p e ra to r w as no t So many, many things blend together to and the clear sweep of vision through Safety w ell ex p erien ced . Som e hand America's hesf hwy- j pick once o r tw ice p rio r to u s give Chevrolet that lovc-to-be-travcling feel Plate Glass windows. Like the precision ing th e h a rv e ste r.. T he y ield ing. Tilings like super-short-stroke V8’s and of Ball-Race steering and the staunchness | of b u sh b ean s is a h a lf or a f fU ïti/W * the velvet stride o ' ~ull Ce2 sj ’ n. r Chevy’s Safety-Girder frame. Sample the ss I ’ . pot h r at yi Ids j I If a su ita b le b ush v a rie ty Like the extra solidity of Bodies by l i lier fuit blend at your Chevrolet dealer’s soon! 2 1 u s i America's best seller! i co. ,d be fo u n d w irin g and , strin g in g w ould b e elim in ated . e u T he sam e goes fo r h a n d p ick - ; ing In o rd e r to k e e p th e ex- p e n siv e h a rv e ste . busy m J m i - . .. ’ -T . •> ’ g ro w ers m a k e a succession of p la n tin g so th e o u tfit strip s along all sum m er T he m echanical h a rv e ste r Race. Calf Riding (local) boys tra v e ls a t th e ra te of th re e I fo u rth s m iles p e r hour. C 12 years old. »m as anil G lenn Sell; ■ H er,B or- lo ry of S a ’k vaccine T he Am- ¡OTES DY 1 ing, fo r n e x t spring. | ;; ¡can pubic a k j gave " m illions ' o f We h o p e to obtain a lew seeds dollars to th e M arch of D im es i HE WAYSsDfc je f th e new m elons of n ex t to p re v e n t polio paralysis. T he Hatidy;ih iííb / ... 'News7 Won! Ads Bring Good Results i BETTER SCHOOLS AND YOU MM a fe s t} Sanèèfì Ph h f) lì fì i STRICTLY BUSINESS hot under better get a the collari AIR-CONDITIONER AUGUST 20-21-22-23 CLACKAMAS COUNTY i-A iR fllO u S S - Caiihy, Oregon LONG JO U R N E Y S bits: 4 -Ü , F.F.A., Open Class Fiuit «/. ¿0 ( A-OHA approved) ARE J U S T JAUNTS TO A C H E V Y ! I C.ut.itp oí »h«p K:dcc* » ¡o itì *.M. ' : Ac Sun«, ftfce- Sor:bas'« Side i J I ; ■ \;\ w» I A ilu' B u lld o z e ania k^rahmu 3 !I Ride! ;;'!us Bull Fight with Duane Philips of Portland Ca l - “ j 3v^ ay!ar.ii Shows'' Ftsre’qn Sports Car display All Chckcmvs 8?z!er$ Thiir.-., Aug. 2!. COLUMBIA ACCORDIAN BAND fro; i Columbia Conservatory' of Mu'-r. Fe: iurinr* “THF. POLKA DOTS” C OUNTY HORSESHOE TOURNAMENT 10:00 P.M. - FREE Fri , Ai.g. 22. STYLE SHOW - Entitled “Leave It T0B e ever” produced bv Canby’* Big Sto.c. 2:3x P.M. - FREE - Dr.’?« Revue - 4H 8:30 Fr >. Sat., Aug. 23 - MARION COUNTY BAND 2:00 to 4:00 P.M. FREE 3 T ex F ra z ie r has som e v e ry n ro n is in y m u sk m elo n and w ate rm e lo n v a rie tie s com ing along. S am e fui hub.'.rb an ! tom atoes. Nov/ a ; to rh u b nrb- T h e lil- spond our tie w om en w ho a p p l’s and dough, p u rchase Y ou ju st h u b r r b by e»lov. try to -sell a n y o th er th a n a red apple, no m a tte r if it is b r t te ’- ta stin g and a b e tte r cooker th a n th e red delicious, and th e se ch nvacteristicts a re no t h a rd to find. Tliec n ew red ce n te re d rh u b a rb selections a re supposed to ta te a w ell as th e y look. A nyhow w e have sp o k en for enough p la n ts fo r Neighliors Chimpanzee Act - 4:00 P.M. FREE, (from Hubbard Zoo) See the Chevy Show, Sunday night on N B C -T V and the w e ekly C h e vy Show room on ABC-TV. COWBOY POLO Friday & Saturday - FREE Claremont Riders - Baarlow Trail Riders ChickenBar-B-Que - Th u n . & Sat. Broiler's Association FIR fW O R K S wm wm m m lnpa¡a Sport Coupe with Bod/ by Fishêf, See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer “We call it ‘Government Goulash' because a lot goes into it, the price is outrageous and the benefits are doubt ful!’’ MHer Chevrolet Service ESTACADA