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>1 T H U R S D A Y . J A N . 13, 1935 T H E S A N D Y POST ge 6 Bowling Scores Women’s Intercity League NOPE, WE'RE NOT IN A dam s Shoes 4, Gordon Swan 110; F irs t N a tio n a l Bank 3. H a rris L o g g in g 1; Ross L u m b e r Co. u. |R . S. S m ith M otors 4; Rodgers' ' M a rke t 2, C a rro lls 2. I T eam W L R. S. S m ith M o to rs 51 25 C a rro lls 42 34 I Adam s Shoes 41 35 I Swan 38 38 Rodgers’ M a rke t 37 39 ' F irs t N a tio n a l B ank 34 12 Ross L u m b e r Co. 32 44 ¡H a rris L o g g in g 27 49 H ig h series: M a rth a Bacon. 509 i H ig h game: M a rth a Bacon, 201. Aims & Bull Run NEW S By Elizabeth Haggstroni A im s was p riv ile g e d to view ; dies at the S unday evening se rv ices. M iss Dessa Jackson, mis- ¡sio n a ry to Cuba fro m Vancouver, i B.C., also gave a ve ry in te re s tin g ' and in s tru c tiv e talk. T he Custus 1 fa m ily sang a h ym n, ’’H a lle lu ia h , C h ris t is M ine,” in Spanish. M rs. D unlop, accompanied by M rs. ' Weeks, sang a solo. T h e re were ten present a t the J a n u a ry m eeting o f the A im s C o m m u n ity club. I t was decided to again buy m a te ria l fo r w o rk fo r the V e te ra n ’s h o sp ita l C h ris t m as g ifts . P ot-luck suppers were decided upon instead o f b irth d a y p a rtie s every three m onths. Co Sandy League Results hostesses w ere M rs. A lle n B aker | Sandy L u m b e r 2, R. S. S m ith and M rs. F ra n k D unlop. M otors 2; F rederickson Appliance | 3. Sandy Food M a rk e t 1; R ich A d u lt B ible stu d y at E lm e r ardson C hevrolet 3, Scales Store G oertz’s home was held Tuesday- :1; Sandy T ru c k L in e 3, L u m b e r evening. T h u rsd a y classes w ill H a u le rs 1. be at Mrs. R alph Bowm en's. League S tandings W C h ild re n ’s B ible ciub and Y oung Sandy L u m b e r 57 L ife as usual. Scales Store 48 R ichardson Chev. 43 The P T A had a nice m eeting .Sandy T ru c k L in e 43 and the p ictu re s shown by the L u m b e r H a u le rs 34 he a lth nurse w ere in te re stin g . R. S. S m ith M otors 28 Hostesses served a nice lunch. Sandy Food M a rke t 27 N e xt m onth is F o u n d e r’s m o n th F rederickson A p p l. 23 and the m eeting w ill be planned H ig h series: D avid Bell, 539. on th a t theme. E veryone is in vited. New Type Strawberry To be Ailoted Growers CAHOOTS With T A m e rica n Legion and A u x ilia ty o f C orbett w ill meet th is Friday- evening, w e ather p e rm ittin g , a t A new s tra w b e rry selection as the Legion hall. yet unnamed, designated U. S.- O regon 2172, is to be released to pla n t producers, says M a rtin B. T h in g vo ld , C lackam as county agent. The p lants released this ye a r are to be propagated under fo u n d a tio n stock c e rtific a tio n F u n e ra l services w e re held re gulations. T h a t means th e y Tuesday, Jan. 11, in the Chapel w ill be subject to a ll o f the o f C a rro ll F u n e ra l H om e in rules and re g u la tio n s o f s tra w G resham fo r Mrs. L id a O live b e rry p la n t c e rtific a tio n in Ore S oderlund o f A gate Beach, fo r m gon. e rly o f Sandy, w ho died Jan. 5 T here are a lim ite d n u m b e r of e n ro u te to a N e w p o rt h o sp ita l plants available, so they are to fo llo w in g a h eart attack. be allocated in lots o f 500. The As a yo u n g g irl, she moved to plants produced fro m th is a lio M ich ig a n u n til 1910 and to W ash ¡cation w ill be sold to s tra w b e rry in g to n in 1915 then to T illa m o o k grow ers fo r p la n tin g in 1950. co u n ty in O regon u n til 1942 They w ill be sold in a m anner w hen she moved to Gresham. In ’ determ ined by jo in t action of 19-13 she and M r. Soderlund came | the prop a g a to rs o f strawberry- to Sandy w here th e y resided u n selection 2172 and the p la n t allo- til his death in 1953, w hen she I cation com m ittee. moved to A gate Beach. In Feb S tra w b e rry selection 2172 is lo ru a ry , 1941, she was m a rrie d to ibe named jo in tly by the U nited S im on E ric Soderlund. She was ¡States D e p a rtm e nt o f A g ric u l a m em ber o f the Re-organized tu re and the Oregon A g ric u ltu ra l C h u rch o f L a tte r D ay S aints o f E x p e rim e n t S ta tio n sofnetim e P o rtla n d . ¡d u rin g 1955. F ro m th a t tim e, the She is su rvive d by three c h ild plants w ill have an o ffic ia l name. ren: M rs. A . H. (M a ry ) Bessant A p p lic a tio n fo rm s fo r an a llo o f S andy; Eugene H. Ladue o f cation o f 500 plants are available A gate Beach, and R ich a rd Ladue at the co u n ty age n t’s o ffice m o f Salem. T here are tw o g ra n d Oregon C ity. In o rd e r to q u a lify ch ild re n . T here are also six sis fo r an a llo ca tio n o f these plants, ters and tw o b ro th e rs s u rv iv in g : the g ro w e r m ust f i l l out the ap M rs. C h ris S h u ltz o f Hope, Ida.; p lica tio n b la n k lis tin g h is q u a liii- Mrs. Charles Buckbee o f A gate I cations. A p p lic a tio n m ust oe Beach; Mrs. C a rl Becker o f N e w made before J a n u a ry 15, 1955. p o rt; M rs. A ndrea Ezatoph o f Boise, Id a .; M rs. R oberta Roberts o f Seattle, W ash.; M rs. E. T. S teinbacker o f Helena, M o n t.; Rev. V incent S chultz o f T ig a rd , I t takes about 4000 flu k e s to and Ir v in S h u ltz o f N e w p o rt. k ill a tro u t 2-to-3 inches long. Rev. Roy G raham o f the San D r. Iva n P ra tt, Oregon S tate col dy B a p tist Chapel conducted the lege zoology professor, has • de services. B u rto n B lake was solo term ined. ist and M rs. A. K . Bishop was D r. P r a tt’s latest research pro accom panist. In te rm e n t was in je ct is on how T ro g lo tre m a , the Forest La w n cem etery, Gresham. P allbearers w ere A. C. L e a th salm on-poisoning flu k e , a ffe cts fish. T h is flu k e a ffe cts a ll fish ers. K enneth Gable. C. S. L in d but salm on and tro u t draw- the | sey, Charles Lindsey and Roy most a tte n tio n because o f th e ir W o rk in g e r, Jr. co m m ercial and sports value. T all-spired, black stre a m snails are one o f the hosts ot the sa lm on flu ke . Some stream s have P ro v id in g a co rn e r heat lam p m ore than 100 snails a square fo r baby pigs is not enough d u r ya rd . Som etim es m ore than h a lf in g the fir s t hours a fte r b irth , o f the snails are infected. says H u g h Caton, county e xte n D r. P ra tt has counted m ore sion agent. than 2100 flu k e s w hich came A securely fastened 250-watt fro m one snail in fiv e hours. in fra red heat lam p, hung about F lukes bore rig h t th ro u g h the three feet above the fa rro w in g skin o f the ta il and fin s o f sa lm pen w ill w a rm the average size on and tro u t to g ain e n try . litte r. A fte r the fir s t tw elve D r. P ra tt is using fiv e kinds hours, the heat should be placed ¡o f fis h in the e x p e rim e n ta l lab in a protected co rn e r w here the o ra to ry . T hey are tro u t, crappie, pigs can be w arm ed w ith less w a r m o u th bass, fre sh w a te r scu!- danger o f being la in on by (he pin and salmon. C. E. Webb, sup sow. e rin te n d e n t o f the state fish Plans fo r an e le ctric lam p-type h atchery at Alsea, supplies tro u t, p ig brooder are available at the salmon and infected snails fo r c o u n ty agents’ o ffice in Oregon the w o rk. City. 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