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1 THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1948 T H E SANDY POST, SANDY, OREGON P age 8 G/bsnn TOxMORROW’S Freezer TODAY! FREEZ’R LOCKER NER OCKER BIG SHELF SPACE DRY CRISPER TILT BIN For Cereals & Crackers Beautiful modern design — and it’s roomy. More easy-toreach shelf space — more ice cube capacity — faster freezing — many other advantages. Come in and see it no obligation. ALSO COMPLETE LINE OF GIBSON RANGES -y » » r c APPLIANCES at BOB'S PLUMBING Sandy, Oregon — Phone 633 Also at ZIMMERMAN’S 12-MILE STORE Church Services Notes bv the Wayside— Late, Wet Spring Means Short Tree Fruit and Honey Crops By John J. Inskeep. County Farm Agent Looks like a sh o rt honey crop com ing up. Tree fru it crops a n d bees alike have suffered loss because of our late, rainy spring. E ru it-set will be lig h ter because bees, w hich are largely responsible for pollenizing blossom s, rem ained in active. Bees, in tu rn were dam aged because they could n ot build up a food supply. Seventh Day Adventist Church M a . P ierson, bee inspector a t A urora rep o rts about as J. J. Dollinger, Pastor W. J. G ardner, B. H. Herndon, follow s: “ N inety per cent of* Edw ards, elders. th e bees w hich I have in know w hether or not the blos 9:30 John a. m. Sabbath school, Mrs. som s contain nectar. spected recently have only Alvin Bakke, superintendent. Cover Crops Discussed 11:00 a. m. P reaching service enough honey stored up to Few cover crops in Clackam as Friday, 7:30 p. m. Young Peo live on from day to day. Ten county orchards and berry fields ple's meeting. fram es of brood consum e 50 have ----- been ----- turned -------- under due to pounds of honey every 16 to 18 the abundant late rainfall, ac- davs , cording to a survey made recent- , , . . , • i lv by Leon Garoian, Jr., assist- Fire Automobile Sandy Community Church C. F. McIntire, Pastor 9:45 a. m. Sunday school hour. Mrs. N. Zeller, Supt: Lesson them e: “Giving O ur Best In W orship.” 11:00 a. m. C hurch w orship hour. Special choir music. M orn ing m essage by Rev. Robert Penner. Baptism al service. 7 p. m. C hristian Endeavor, Mrs. W. Annis, President. The Sandy Baptist Chapel E. L. Rodda, Pastor M issionary Sunday 10:00 a, m. Unified Service. Object lesson by Mrs. Richard Lundeen. “The Sure Mercies of David.” m essage by pastor. 7 p. m. C hildren’s m eeting, young people’s m eeting, adult Bible class. 7:30 Evening service. M essage: “The Mind of C hrist,” Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. Men’s meeting. Wed. 7:30 p. m. Mid-week pray er meeting. T hurs. 7 p. m. “Jim ” Club m eets in chapel. “When the food supply is not| apparent ‘he queen bee ceases ‘‘ chgconditions, grow ers egg laying. This is ju st w hat s wjn haye tQ ma e t0 tu rn cover happened this spring andI it under ag goon ag soil con. m eans tha only small num bers dit£ rmit) in order th a t com- of bees will be found when the I petition .... v for m oisture between between real honey season starts. fhe CQyer cropg and the trees or Under such adverse condi-) berrjes to be bejd to a m inim um tions I recom m end feeding a solu later in the season. tion of five pounds of sugar to As fa r as decomposition is con five pounds of w ater. This pro cerned, the younger the plants cedure causes the queens to con are when turned under, the fa st tinue egg laying.” er they a re turned into plant Honey Crops Named food. This is another reason for Main season honey crops or early turning of cover crops. “bee pastu re” include w hite and Cover crops are turned into plant ladino clover, red clover, alsike food by the action of bacteria, Dover Community Church clover, crim son clover, hairy fungi, and other organism s. 2:00 p. m. Sunday scnool. vetch, fireweed. Moisture me M oisture is necessary w for i the 2:45 p. m. W orship service. IL E. Scullen, Oregon S tate bacteria to accomplish this de Saturday, 8 p. m. Young peo college apiarist, is m aking studies j composition, which m eans th a t it ple’s meeting. to determine I ig a good idea to tu rn C0Ver crops l w hether or not under before the end of the rainy St. John’s Catholic Church I big trefoil and season. However, advises - ~ ar G Welches birdsfoot tre oian, farm ers should not be in Rev. W. J. Delplanche, P asto r foil, new Clack too m uch of a h u rry to tu rn 11:00 a. m. Sunday Mass. am as county under green m anure crops until legum e forage the soil conditions are ju st right. t Immanuel Lutheran Church crops, a l s o Plowing w et soils form clods | Sandy m ake good “bee which exaporate the soil mois N. E. Dey, Pastor pasture.” We tu re m ore rapidly. 9:30 a. m. Pentecost. Only one know th at bees service. E xam ination and confir G opher Poisoning w ork these tre- Carl B rem er of Oak Law n m ation of children. Serm on by J. J. Inskeep foil or lotus called to requisition strychnine the pastor. blossoms actively but we do not for gopher poisoning. He said 10:45 a. m. Sunday Bible th a t pocket gophers a re respon school. Classes fo r children and adults. sible for very considerable crops 2:45 p. m. L u theran hour rally loss in his neighborhood and ex pressed the hope that everyone a t P ortland civic auditorium . Dr. would get busy and clean them W alter A. Maier, speaker. Tuesday 8 p. m. G raduation ex up. ercises of Im m anuel L utheran Plowing Problem s We then asked Carl w hat he school a t Sandy W om en’s club m uugnt m ight be the ---------- -------- thought danger of Speaker: A rth u r Buescher, prin- loosing too much m oisture o n c e , cipal of T rinity school, Portland. the ground dries up enough to W alther League candle-lighting sta rt plowing. This is w hat he ceremony. Friday. A nnual picnic of Im said: “Once the dry w eather sets in, plowed ground m ay loose m anuel L utheran school children. m oisture very rapidly, I expect to First Baptist Church disc and harrow w hat I have L. C. Des Volgne. P astor plowed at the end of each day.” Services held in Sandy W om And th a t is ju s t about the score. Uncoupling the plow and a n ’s club hall. 10:00 a. m. Sunday school. hooking up to the disc and har- 11:00 a. m. W orship service. I row involves tim e but it is tim e 7:30 p. m. B. T. A. well consumed in a spring like 8:15 p. m. E vening worship. this. Once we lose our over- abun dant m oisture we m ay not be St. Michael’s Catholic Church able to replace it w ith the sum Sandy Rev. W. J. Delplanche, P asto r m er rains. 9:30 a. m. Sunday Mass. Are You In Love? Getting Married? Burglary (Save 15 to 20%) Farmers All Risk Compensation) (Employers Plate Glass i ITS STRONG LtGS FOR PROTECTION. / T ß t t M M Furs o r /V £ h S Z H U W O - Rely on Bob’s Plumbing & Heating for valuable sug gestions to make your home more livable. We now have the kitchen and bathroom fixtures that would thrill the heart of any home builder. See our selection, today. BOB'S PLUMBING CHEATING Pkart£633 SANDY O R EG O N Tractor and Machinery Jewelry Bonds WALRAD INSURANCE J AGENCY PHONES GRESHAM 3030 PORTLAND GA 2 6 5 6 D IR E C T L IN E SKATE at the CENTEB ROLLER RINK Where the Crowds Are Going Operator Vic Bacon Pro Bette & Ray Hadley Spring Picnic Held Bv Boring School FREE S eh n e Story of Your W edding in Hom e. 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Ellis, pastor Mrs. Mina Colt presented her 10 a. m. Sunday school. music pupils in a piano recital KEEPS CHEMICALS LOCALIZED - NO DRIFT 11 a. m. M orning service. at the G range hall in Boring last Sunday afternoon. Powered by famow» Simer You don’t have to wait for a still day to Friendly Corner Methodist The recital w as attended by Paddle Pump and air-cooled use the Simer Power Sprayer. It suits local Church. Pleasant Home ¡about 100 relatives and friends engine conditions with a fan shaped globule type M ark A. Chamberlin, P asto r ) of the pupils and they report the For O n e - m a n o p e r a tio n spray, applied under low pressure, in any 10 a. m. Sunday school. I num bers were all very well done, from the driver's seat desired galloaage. Provides coverage where 11 a. m. M orning worship. i Mrs. Colt has about 30 pupils. 7 p. m. Youth fellowship. it counts. The 3-way spring-operated re Remote control valve for In Boring Rebekah Lodge No. 213 8 p. m. Evening sermon. mote control valve not only fills the tank stant spray cut-off held its reg u lar m eeting last nursoav evenine mv e close W ednesday, 7 to 9 p .m. Youth but also permits the driver to spray and i T hursday evening. h At i th U ( • n n f i v i t v n i p h t for all 14 vears Liquid recirculation for even to re-circulate the liquid for agitating I o .f the business session, N o b le, activity night io r an ±4 years m;x_ fasf r#fl||. G rand Florence Colt w as escort- j of age and over. without leaving his seat! The only moving ed to the center of the floor) Friday, 4 p. m. Ju n io r youth Non-clog slo tte d • t r a in « , part in the Simer Paddle Pump is the where she w is given a show er of fellow ship and church member-) .m ptie< tonk completely “rock rubber” paddle, so tough that users handkerchiefs in honor of her ship class for 11 to 13 year o ld s.: Easy to slid« onto any truck, report it even outlasts the bronze pump 7-9 p. m. Youth activity program trailer or w agon birthday on May 3rd. case. Easy-starting air-cooled gas engine Following this the m em bers for ages 10-13. . . . all aluminum tank . . . folding spray Swing-Shut Joint for »pray w ere called to the dining room, boom. See your dealer, or write for circu ing narrow strip» Pleasant Home Baptist Church I w here Mrs. E rm a N aas and Mrs. lar. There's a size for every farm and far Muriel M arkham served re fre sh P roctor Ave. in Pleasant Home Hand spray boom 1» a con every farmer's pocketbook. Rev. H arold May. P asto r venient accessory ments. The Pioneer o f Low P re tta re Spraying 10 a. m. C hurch school. The tables were decorated with 11 a. m. M orning worship. baskets of spring flowers. Mis. 7 p. m. Young people’s m eet Lucille H illia rd w as presented a basket of flowers in appreciation ing. 8 p. m. Evening service. for her services as chairm an of 7:45 p. m. T hursday. P rayer the Clackamas county convention Boring Road Phone Gresham t ill service. held at Oswego on May 1. Six from the Boring lodge a t tended the county convention. They w ere Mrs. H illyard, Mrs. Mary Maulding. Mrs. E rm a N aas, Mrs. Louise Shields, Mrs. Mc Bain and Mrs. Helen Cook. The Past Noble G rands of Bor ing Lodge No. 213 w ere entei- 1 tained Monday evening at the home of Mrs. G race Kidder in Gresham. Farm Tractor Co, LET H IS RECORD SPEAK The First “Champ" Jam es J. Corbett w as the first heavyweight boxing champion to win the w orld's title under M arquis of Q ueensberry rules. Carpenter and Cabinet Work GERALD Del.AY l’hone 20x9 R t 1. Bex 1S2A, Sandy. Ore. Fo>d A d v e r t j « » « '’ ’ » omi w allet*. Sole*. O'*eo*
