' 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
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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.
Dynaflow - Tune-up - Wreck-repairing our specialty
Member Best Selections of New and Used Cars and Jeeps
SUPER HY BUICK OL 6-2924 Sup Hy., Gladstone
DICKEN
DAY SHEET METAL CO.
LINOLEUM CO.
Mel drum & Super Hiway
Jennings Lodge
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS— WIDE-TRACK WHEELS
%
OL 6-5245
Wheels moved out 5 inches for the widest, steadiest stance in America-better cooling for engine and
brakes—lower center o f gravity for better grip on the road, safer cornering, smoother ride, easier han
dling. You gel the most beautiful roadability you're ever known—in America’s Sumber (Q Road Car!
For Free Estimates In the
Estacada Area, Call CR 9-3359
WE GIVE S.-H. GREEN STAMPS
PONTIAC!
America’ s Number ©
Road Car!
VIC BOWMAN PONTIAC
1 3 0 1 Main Street
Oregon City
Phone OLive 6-5285
. USED
SUPER R IW AY at lath
OL 6-7177
Heating
O IL -O -M A T IC
G A S -O -M A T IC
W e Service A ll Makes
General Sheet Metal
220 Molalla Ave.
OL 6-3831
Res. 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