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' tired array officer. present but mcch still needs to be known on effects of temperature and moisture content on storage Mrs. Nellie Currin TREE SEED QUALITY life; on problems of handling and Mr. and Mrs Noonan are enjoy EMPHASIZED IN DSC la c k a m a s c o u n t y n ew s shipping; and on best containers ing a visit from their son Barney TESTING, RESEARCH L i . J. ANDERSON Editor and Publish .1 for seed storage. Noonan who drove over from Tree seed certification and mar Published weekly on Fridays at Estacada, Clackamas County, The OSC laboratory now is Maupin Sunday evening after keting standards similar to those O regon. Enter« I in the postoftice at Estacada, Oregon, as sec- testing about as many tree seeds work. Barney is laid up with a or agricultural seeds are predict on. s >, a*‘ • s;,, 1 »script. n rates in Clackamas County one each year as any labortory in the year $3.00: outside the County and in the State of Oregon one broken ankle and they will enjoy ed for the future in forestó1 by an counrty. Testing involves checks a vacation at the parental home. Oregon State College seed expci ¡ year >4.00; outside the State of Oregon, one year $4.50: Sub or purity, germination, moisture Dinner guests at the home of Until 70 years ago, little atten- scriptions payable in advance. j rontent, filled seed and seed wt. the Earl McConnells Sunday were ; tion had been paid to the stan V1AFF CORRESPONDENTS Dr. Te May Ching is in charge Eagle Creek .. Mrs. Margar*' Rosa Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heiple and dards of quality of forest seeds, c f seed research. She and M. C. Curro m lie . . ................................. Mrs. Nellie Currln Mrs. Nellie Currin. Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Louisa Jensen of the OSC G arfield .. .................. IT 3 . Ray Gordi 1 Jiggs Pederson were unable to seed laboratory points out. Today, Parker, who earlier worked at the laboratory, developed a rapid seed v iola ... Mrs. Lafaye Fouls come as they were entertaining j forest seed testing and quality ¡viability test using hydrogen per George ........................................................... Mrs. Phyllis Fitch friends from Parkdale ¡control are among the promising oxide. It is now csed to chedk Dodge ..................................... ........................... Mrs. Joe Weiderhold Mrs. Neva Day is still in the germination of some doniferoua Springwatcr ................................................................ Mrs. Anne Justice hospital but feeling pretty good new developments in forestry. The value of tree seeds annual j tree seeds. now. ly in the Northwest now runs Mrs. Jensen is dhairman of na Mrs. Sarah SandeM is out from j around $1.000.000 because of in tional and regional committees Portland visiting her daughter creased seed plantings by air.This ¡working on establishment of test m il Kuth Fifer and her friend, Mrs. has helped put greater emphasis ' v « l 'u n it . i ¡ ing standards for tree seeds and Kate Heiple. on seed quality. on uniform testing procedures.Un- Roy Heiple who has not been Research on storage of tree U $ K I P ir Arr r , - j O <• KICKMUNDS no one i Il feeling too good of late went to a ¡ seeds is also being emphasized by Hke agricultural seeds, test has been found to date that H0NlYbwG> OhACt W A I A I V ► . V i x i rr, Portland hospital Monday for a forest reseasch workers because a can be used alone for tree seeds. 8U1KIN$ Hut' »U r* H irJ G^OS£ t> ! i-n U heckup. good seed crop comes about only G I M S -f younf r»n Ni*in«*r I Mrs. Emma Douglas had as every four to seven years in the j JON*4 C ROSfftT*—f<* M > Hace witó r *y 1 week end guests her cousin, J. H. Northwest for several important Doty and his son from Denver, kinds o trees. Last good seed 7*h ind Main The News leads In neighbor G reçut* C ity OI. 1 • Colorado. Mr. Doty is here to ear in the Northwest was in 1956. news in your area. • Dont be î E U g f e 'S i æ g . j collect material for a family his Tree seeds are generally stored without it- Subscribe today. tory he is compiling. He is a re- at below freezing temperatures at Patronize your locai 'News' job printer CURP'NSVILLE C HtWEiTS SHOE STORE mm CENTENNIAL ALSUM BUY THE CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS Page 2 Estacada Oregon,Friday, March 6, 1959 Lumber Prices Climb ! The green Fir market, which exploded like a rocket last week, has gone into orbit and is still climbing according to Crow's Lumber Market News Service. Mills are keeping order lues small in expectation of further increases and wholesalers find It difficult to buy even simple schedules. The East and Midwest are noi buying in volume yet but there is enough business.from other ar eas to more than absorb limited production, Crow’s said. Kiln-dried Fir, while not en joying the same surge as green stock, is in a good position trom an onler and price standpoint. Utility grade is scarce, both green and dry, while Economy has shown surprising strength. Prices have moved up on lum ber for water shipment, and could go higher. Wholesalers report WHERE IT IN difficulty in buying for any shipment earlier than April. The Pine region woods also took o ff last week and are on a rising trend.Shop grade is scarce, moudnig grade moves well, while No. 3 common boards are very firm. No.2 common is some what improved, as is No. 4. Plywood remains firm, both sanded and rough, and mills have all the orders they can handle. MURPHY TO ADDRESS FARM EOAN MEETING George T. Murphy of Portland, who has been associated many years with agriculture and coop erative activities, will be guest speaker at the annual meeting ox the Farmers National Farm Loan Association Thursday nite, Mar.12 at the West Linn Inn. A dinner will preceed the meeting. TO F I N D A N D OREGON CITY A Business and Professional guide to friendly OREGON CITY Concerns who merit a share of your trade when doing your out-of-town shopp ing . , GIVE THEM A TRIAL! 1819-1905 iiiilU U ilU U iU U U iA U U iU A A iÁ iU A 1852 SWISS-BORN PETER BRITT 5ST UP SHOP IN JACKSONVILLE ASA ‘'PAOUERREOTYPIST"' OBTAINING MORE MODERN EQUIPMENT <50 IN 1856, HE SET UP \ A LOG CABIN STUDIO.... // FOR NEARLY 5 0 TEARS HE RECORDED GROWTH OF SOUTHERN OREGON VIC BOWMAN NEW P O N T I A C and G . M . C . DEALER at OREGON C I T Y (Formerly Bob Hartke Pontiac) OFFERS COMPLETE PONTIAC AND G. M . C. PEGGY’S SHOES for the MUSIC STORE Clackamas County’s Formerly Zastrows Entire Family LOWREY ORGAN DEALER Diamonds - Watches We Guarantee to Teach Anyone to Play an Organ Jewelry or Money Refunded. Jewelry Repairing Organ Placed in Your Home for FREE TRIAL! Watch & Clock Pianos & Accordians Taken on Trade Repairing BUSTER B RO W N SHOES Open Evenings At Foot of the Elevator Oregon City Main at Eighth 205-7th St......OL 6-2150 219-7th OL 6-1471 Anytime is picture time— OREGON CITY PRINTING & STATIONERY CO. And it’s FUN! Complete Office Supplies THE CAMERA SHOP & PIONEER STUDIO Printing Office Furniture At The Flashbulb Sign 721 Main OL 6-4804 703 Main St. PH. OL 6-3864 GERGEN’S JEWELRY Kickin' THE CURTAIN SHOP Interior Decorating Draperies - Carpets Lamps & Accessories Special Furniture 514-7th St. OL 6-4126 MORGAN'S JUNIOR BOOT SHOP Regular and Corrective Fitting Tots to Teens 822 Main Street PH OL 6-7795 Jerry's BUSCH and NYDEN FLORISTS FLOWERS Electronic & Refrigeration Major Brands of T.V. & Appliances Youngstown Kitchens Funerals, Weddings, Corsages SALES AND SERVICE FLOWERS 316-7th St. OL 6-6618 W e Service What W e SELL J. & A. THRIFT SHOP Used Clothing Bargains For All Specializing In Children’s Clothing 507 - 7th St. • Floorcovering HOPP'S Shoe Repairing Canvas & Leather Shop Sporting Goods S. & H. Green Stamps Buy or Repair NOW PAY LATER CREDIT GLADLY 1414 Washington Phone OL 6-6234 Jeep F. Car and Furniture Upholstery 916 Man St. OL 6-2501 B U 1C K Opel Clackamas County’s • Countercovering C Only Authorized Factory Dealer • Wall Covering I. 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OL 6-2355 OKZOrZr • » (C A BS • i f PA 18 ', Vic w ill gladly welcome all his old friends at his new location , where they w ill find the same friendly court eous service for which his P O N T I A C & G. M . C . dealership has been always noted! Williams RAMBLERS Sales and Service P A N K E Y M O TO R CO. 360 Super Hiway Gladstone W H EEL CAFE & LO U N G E STEAKS O L 6-1938 503 Main St. Ph: 9106 USED TYPEWRITERS New Royal Portable ......................................... $65.00 Underwood Portable ......................................... $50.00 Roy«d............................................................................ $75.00 Underwood P ortable..............................................$55.00 Remington ......................................................... $75.00* RENT A ROYAL $6.00 Per MONTH Up to 3 Months Toward Purchase Clackamas Office Machines OL 6-4911 Super Highway at Gladstone Stoplight