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V THE C L A C K A M A S C O U N T Y N E W S . PAGE 8 Estacada, Oregon, Friday, Dec. 26, 1958 [comments to make upon it.* Mr. and Mrs. Denzil White and ¡Among the comments are those * children of Fossil, Oregon visited [from the states of Arizona, Cali -'1 at the Ralph Ahnert home from ¡fornia, Georgia, Indiana, Missou-SjSaturday until Monday morning, [ri, Nevada, Washington and Vir ' Carl Ahnert, who also lives at These states enacted,¡Fossil, is home with his parents (By John J. Inskeep, County* jginia. Jlaws on October 1, 1958, listing ¿for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Agent , , . , __ _ 5 the plant as a noxious weed and*Walter Ahnert and family of Se- ^ i ^ ^ r i l v ^ ^ l P ^ b i t i n g the importing orj.tU e will arrive on Wednesday The News leads in neighbori.A ft j& C n U t h g ■ws in your area. 7 news Dont be* b t* without it- Subscribe today. * Wayside m M m M liM a M k k M I A M liM k M I lM liM liiiiiM j 4 i l^kamaT 0 Conu ^ Sj^ ty C m c a to for several days visit. DELINQUENT SUBSCRIBERS CUT FROM NEWS LIST All delinquent subscribers have been terminated as of this week. to***»»m»»»***»****»»»****»*»***********»****»»**** ,-cl ate several other states banned^ * hey are new. I hja is true e v e n ^ ass and Kansag took ^ though plants and practice. *»*]<*«, the first m the na * good for other ^ “ "'¿M on to close the door to it. * mg article f-om Wilbur W. B r - r . . What about the ^ of tort County Extension Agent * onc can s o r -j * ^ ° u from planting it bt laws mayg '«be enacted in Oregon making its* <sme point. S h a v ? been ten % T o ^ about ^ ^ 3 Vou ' r- have ,h or no « « law * to * * stop * « ■ if] „-have curious aDout aP a n new, you* *forage plant that came « t o viewg hazards Jj "this past year. Some of it was 3 *that may exist in Western Oreg * grown at various spots and at-* , .. choice for tained a height beyond any other We WQhuld efncolu-, forage plant of its ty p e . A few* B ^ f ^ andS neighbors saw it and were im-^ , J no £ on a iece o f^ pressed from the standpoint nQ matter how ^ it w1ll tonnage that could be h a rv e s t^ when conventional forage from one acre. The name of this*« are lanted There u nev, gnewcomer was Sorghum G r a s s y » f planting weeds Aand brochures were circulated: and the action of other states« j ¡praising its good qualities. We; ¡indicates that it is just that.” «looked for some information on Our further comment is that! it to indicate that it had been ¡we have enough weeds in these J tested recently at experiment parts now. New plants should ben ¡stations across the country. No] introduced only after favorable} information came to light and the 1 recommendation by our Expert a discovery came out at the reason] !fent Stations. S fiP _^why it was not publicized. A re -1 Scent survey of the grass and what* NOTICE OF BIDS other states thought of it or® _ , * Sea]e(1 Sealed p oronosals will be be re- what we knew about it brought^ rop olis will ifiii 1958 °the following information whioh*celved at tbe olllce ol tbe City and®Recorder, City Hall, Estacada, »we pass on for your use «Oregon, up to the hour of 8 P.M. ^guidance. y “Sorghum grass is also called * 00 the 5th day of February,1959, 2 sorghum aim un, Columbus g ^ S f o r furniaWng oto ( i j 750 G.P y Sorgo Negro and Sudan Negro.*'1" c *ass . A Triple Combina-g S it was brought to light in 1943«1100 Purnping Engine with _ 500» »by a scientilst in Argentina and*«a',on,,booster. boae Ssaid to be a cross between John-«and equipment,all of which» »son grass and a sorghum. United * 18 »State; growers got their suDDlv*entitled “ INFORMATION AND» All good wishes to our £ u th À i l L jsP ^ IF IC A T ÏO N S ON FIRE g »from Aregntina, .ustraiia. It is*APPARATUS a copy of which» »New Zealand and Australia. many patrons. We hope ............................. ™.. grass except*03," bf ,.obtaln«dJ at utho Recordy »that it is much taller and coarser.geos. ° /flce-.. Blds f ba11 corltaln* your Christmas will be »The stems are not sweet and quite * 3.1 information m the specifica-jj a merry one and in the »pithgy. Seed closely resemblesâ tlonst andsha11 complyJwlth theS »Johnson grass and so closely ap.*specifications in regards to any* years to come you will »proaches it in size, shape and ap-*31^ ™ 310*- , _ . »pcarance that identification is *5 ^ be ^lly ol Estacada reserves» remember it with great i% »near impossible « the n « ht to Postpone the award-» » ‘When the so-called merits are*1" « of tbie bid for a reasonable» pleasure. »considered, it cannot exceed oth-*tune or to relect any and aU bldsS »er similar grasses such as Sudan*and to walve minor mformali-J "tie s . » i f a n d Johnson grass in yield. The^ _ ui- v j * ,. ... time» •Jqaulity is inferior because of its* for the first Pub-» ^coarseness and non-sweet n a t u r e . 1 9 t h , 1958 and jjlt fails to recover after mowing o r js ^ ^ d for the second time Dec-» »grazing as rapidly as Sudan. The* [ember 26, 1958. »grass may have one advantage injf R. R. Cooke, Recorder. »being perennial and may not win-* m a r k e t c o o p e r a t iv e l y gter kill in some areas. Texas,* CALL FOR BIDS g »Colorado and Oklahoma have had* * School District No. 108 will ac-» *!it winter kill which leaves little” Jcept bids for Gasoline and fuel oil» >doubt about its chances in Oreg-*requirements for the ensuing year» son. It probably has the sameSuntil 8:00 P.M. January 14, 1959.» »prussic acid posoning properties?Sealed hids may be left at rite Es-» »as Sudan grass although this»tacada Grade School Office or» »point is not certain at the present*mailed to P. O. Box 518, Estacada,» » time- ¡Oregon. 8 » The grass requires warm temp-JPublish Dec .26 and Jan. 2 jeratures to gain the most in » ------------------------ » »growth. This past summer was» Mrs. Cecil Harbert drove to » »probably ideal or growth since a*Eugene last Thursday to brings »wahm climate is required to get»Anne home from U. of 0. for the» G R E SH A M , OR EGON »satisfactory permormance of the»holidays. Judy Grim, who is» »grass. Cooler summers wouldHnow living in Eugene came with» Phone MOhawk 5-3191 for field service agents »undoubtedly cause it to slowPthem and is visiting at the Geo.» now calling in this area. »down in growth and possibly fail^Beisell home. »to perform at all. »[!Ctc>c'CiC'ctci<ictC)cicic><i«icictcic«ic«<«'c>K««>c'c«-:<e’£'C'ctc«'cte«'c«ictctc«tcic'ctctcic'cic<c«ic«!C!«'C!Circ!C'et<'CiC'C'e » “Other states have opened^ »their eyes to it and have a few 5 1 I ^ \ M ay each gift you give this Christ mas be m ade with joy and in the true spirit of the Season. A n d accept our thanks for your confidence. • Ycur new SPORTSMAN'S CLUB & CAFE Watch for Our Opening Announcement! I A Veti *t>rry chtl*'«** Strawberry Acreage Wanted You Deliver at Currinsville MM STRAWBERRIES RASPBERRIES BOYSENBERRIES £ [ih iifc o ô GRESHAM 8ERRY GROWERS 1958 It's a great joy to wish you a Merry Yule and to say "thank you" for your friendship during 1958! ! B B Best Christmas wishes to you and yours. And thanks to all for your £ •r ¿Ê k d y confidence this year. £ S ■ » B » » ¥ I ¿ H R 1 STMA: T IN By th is means w e say "th a n k y o u " to all o u r cu sto m e rs an d fr-iends. It has been g o o d to serve you. W e ho p e you have a joyous C hristm as. » I 5 1958 ; » ^ <0 .|\\V u » MILLER CHEVROLET SERVICE IVoody and Hazel M iller Rudy Rehbein Fred M cNally Irvin Joyner Karl Kiefl leroy W em Roger Shook I m ? * I * o r Rynning RcxzH Drug FIRST STATE BANK of MILWAUKIE Estacada Branch Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation