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I \ Thursday, June 13, 1957 THE SANDY POST Page 4 -.nri 4a truly were caljers 4! the} Arnold Zimmerman home on Sunday and Monday. Mr and Mrs- Larry Parker and family motored to Pacific, W ashington, to visit with Mr. A buffet supper was served P ark er's cousin, Mr and Mrs. J. at the Edgar Lund home Tues P ark er and daughter, Marla. day evening in honor of Barbara Jones and David Meyer whose m arriage will be solemnized on Sunday evening. Guests incluaea Mr. and Mrs- K enneth Jones, bride-to-be’s parents, and Sharon and Ruby Newman, who have come for the wedding from Jerome, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. Dave Meyer and Duane; and the n o m e s s y f in g e r s Alvin Bakke family- KELSO LOCALS D e e p c re a m p r o t e c t io n ... Mr. and Mrs. M einhardt Hutz Mexican Gasoline OK For Tourists Sandy Drug Used Farm Equipment Farm Tractor Co. 1955 WD Allis Chalmers Big discount 1956 CA Allis Chalmers. Like New 9 Ford motor; completely rebuilt A Farma'I lots of equipment Earthmaster, with plow and disc Highway Oiling Bids Delivered Bids w ere received in Salem Mr and Mrs. Frank Payne of Many tickets have been so ld ' A. J Mt. percent drop in Oregon on Ju n e 6, for the oiling of 9 miles of the W arm Springs H igh Grass Valley, Oregon, w ere over T hree Sandy High boys were for the handwoven skirt to be mo^ ,r vehicle travel so far this way between Clear Creek and night guests Sunday night of Hood y#ar reported today by the Willow Creek and for the oiling named in the E nterprise-C our raffled off by the Mt the Henry Rickman’s. Lions A uxiliary July 12 at the g Comm.s- ier’s recent “Dream Team” list. of the Tim berline Lodge-Govern Club Hall. 1 . Rosa, Violet, Jeff German and m ent Camp H ighway which is Gaining the Dream Team Wemme Lions . The skirt is to be m ade-to- Dan M atters accompanied by first-base spot was Sandy’s Bill ™d ^ lo r | slon Latest m onth to show a drop 6 mUes in lengthy The w ork involves the con Edith Jaliff motored to Parkdale Henselman, sophomore and top- - ra - fts 1----- *— ' — tn e wo™. by W heeler’s A rts "and C 1 was April when travel fell off struction Tuesday, Ju n e 11 ,to visit friends of a 3/4 inch thick oil shop at Rhododendron. | about 12,000,000 miles from that hitting first baseman in the m at wearing surface over the L,. ... . ~ .. u™ ,-1 recorded for April a year ago. Larry and David Chandler county. Bill was one of the three There will be a1 e I g© fa r this year, Jan u ary has existing highways and is sched of Sutherlin are spending the sophomores selected and was ---------------- .. — _ g the evening „ of the d a b^en. the only m onth to show an uled to be completed by the next two w eeks w ith relatives rated a standout on defense and 7:30 to 9 o clock with the draw increase in total m otor vehicle fall of 1957. at Kelso while their m other and a heads-up baserunner. Hensel- 1 ln^ starting at 9 mialge Too Late To Classify two sisters attend 4-H summer man had a -330 batting average-1 Tickets are on sale now by The rath er low travel figure __ school in Corvallis. Rated an Honorable Mention memberS f° r W ■ for April of 589.990,150 miles was Rentals Wanted 970 ] matched by a drop in traffic _____ . ------------------------------- Mr and Mrs- Eliot Stoten for third base was Willie Proctor ten ts aplece' -C P- 1 deaths w ith 31 reported for that WANTED TO RENT: Furnished were evening callers at the with .310 and Dallas Aschoff, xnc s state’s mvcs ucoui i r a te « 5 | i 2 ur month. The death or 3 « ' bedroom ’ ’ house. Prefer Franklin Cassidy home Wednes .360. was 53 persons killed in each Country. Phone P ortland BE- Mollalla, Milwaukie and West day evening. . _ 1 100 m illion miles of travel. This 4-9688 or OL 4- 9124. Bill Linn dominated the team with O r k D o VS compares with a 6.5 death rate Tappert. Mr. and Mrs. John Chandler two players apiece on the top L e S S ' I for April in 1956. tf ch and family of Sutherlin were lis t. but the many schools listed Prospect of a shorter w ork I weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. on the top nine showed that Roy German and their family. there was no outstanding coun week has stim ulated increasing num ber* of J Americans injo ty team this year. The Kelso Helpers Club met The Pioneer nine, coached by thought-provoking studies. One, Wednesday, June 12, at Joan "Pop” Rannow, had a 6-4 W il by leading industrialists, reveals th at the possibility offers an in Parker's w ith Rosa German as lam ette Valley League record. teresting choice. hostess. Seven members w ere SANDY ----------- CP----------- M A IN STREET present with D arlene Zim m er A spokesman for the indus man as guest. A bake sale was trialists answers the question of scheduled for June 21 at Kelso future trends tow ard fewer G eneral Merchandise. A picnic, hours of work this way: was decided for July 24. The nex •'Any individual has at all meeting will be August 7 w ith According to the PGE weekly tim es a choice betw een m ore Billie Boyko, hostess. fishing report, angling in the abundance and more leisure. The Clackamas River area is gener longer anyone works, the more Mr Roy German is spending ally “poor”. goods and services he can e n jo y ., the week w ith his son-in-law, Estacada Lake prospects have "The same is true for th e ' Mr. John Chandler, Sutherlin. people as a whole gone down from fair to poor American have available for consump- with condition prevailing for Friends are sorry to hear tion as a nauun nation umy only w hat wel the past two weeks. The b e s t, non wna B arbara Lewis being in the hos bet is the smaller stream s up can produce as a nation.” pital again. “ the “ river. Austin a , . c „ „ w„. sjnce igi9 avprdfee weekly] Hot Springs is also rated poor with only a few hour sin the m anufacturing fie ld ,: Saturday was the scene of a trout in the creels. where nearly 17 million are em- birthday party for Patricia P a r At Lake H arriet the fishing ployed, have shrunk to the I ker at her home. Guests wore David Chandler, Edith, Donna rem ains poor with the only im- 1 current 40-hour basis. This has| BE SURE TO ATTEND THIS POPULAR MONEY because and Melvin Zimmerman, Loretta provement shown in ‘dry fly been possible chiefly of huge capital investm ents Cassidy, Judy German, Ju lie angling. RAISING EVENT AND PICK UP SOME REAL Timothy Lake is the only over 110 billions of dollaia .. in Asakawa and brothers and sis industrial m achinery and equip w aterw ay rated good. Worms ters. BARGAINS- EVERY CENT GOES TO PROMOTE and spinners brought one fisher ment in the past decade. With Friends of Mrs. Light are man six trout ranging from greater output per m anhour re THE KIWANIS YOUTH PROGRAM, INCLUDING sulting, people s have produced l^ A ll CVJ VC711 l inches lltllw s II 1 hour 1U U 1 j O U ll* llg , i u v v- to ten in U an glad that Mrs- Light is greatly C eight and a half on Tuesday morning more goods in few er hours, improved. THE SUMMER RECREATION WORK. the w ater seems a bit warmer. But of the future, industry’s Mrs. Edward Bogg of K en ---------C r ----------- i regardless of the progress of newick, Washington, spent Mon technology, autom ation and other day visiting family and friends. scientific advances, it will al- Her son Gordon is spending the j ways be true th a t the more hours And for good used McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS be sure sum m er with grandparents, Mr. < or days we work, in the aggre- and Mrs. W. Lee Parker- , gate, the more we will have- to see our wide assortment at very law prices. ----------- C P ----------- The high lakes tro u t season is "This cannot be changed by going in full swing w ith mixed legislation, governm ent edict, reports coming in from all direc- collective bargaining or any tions. On any given lake or other arbitrary method,” he says, stream , anglers report it’s red “jt rem ains a simple, steadfast , hot, some say it’s cold and some truth There will be a special Mis- .yst gQ In the past, he concludes,' SAiünaryHt SerVflCeCod ‘c h u rc h on Diamond lake which was a some people have taken som e ' a , Assembly of God Church on disapp„intm ent to most of of the rew ards of progress in 1 W MU 7-3636 Ä Loop H ig tiw ry Sunday even-.ig, June 16th. 1000o some-odd anglers on the form of more goods and 8 Reverend and Mrs. Herman : g day proved excellent services and higher standards of fi to French | X Experimented and living Engelgau, E svigdu, missionaries ------ . . for a few Wi st Africa, will be the special j founrf the answ er to w hat the speakers. The Engelgaus have , ridnhOW3 wanted, spent three 7ea” ^ ° n« In the main, trailers using tribesm en in U pper Volta j success SALES & SERVICE French West A rica. They w JJ w ith tales of the telling many features <1 thei ; faddegt fishing ever experienced, be showing colored slides and A few insitsed there were just work. The service will begin at trout in the lake, except a ¡7:45 pm . and the public Is in no few old spaw ners th at wouldn't vited- hit anyway- On Sunday morning there On the other hand, fly fisher will be a special F ather’s Day men had a field day working the service at 11:00. A special in shallows and the lake shelf vitation is given to all to attend w ith both w et and dry flies. these services. , These anglers found that the -------- CP----------- trout w ere faeding on a small dark colored midge, and those who could m atch it came away with glowing tales of success. One angler reported using a "There's No Substitute for Experience" Ten were present at the yellow bodied caddis but could Loop Highway M U tu al 7-3261 m eeting of the Home Economics get only feeble strikes. He took club of the Sandy G range in the his knife and trim m ed the home of Verna Strope, Ju n e 4. hackles to short bristles then Resolutions to be voted on at trolled the fly slowly ju st under the next regular meeting w ere the surface. He began to take! discussed by the ladies. trout immediately and stated he The next m eeting is to be must have hooked at least 20, all except several j held at the home of Selma releasing Johnson on the Bluff Road, on bright fish running to 20 inches- July 2. This w riter fly fished for one| hour Saturday evening and tangled with four nice trout. For YOU WONT W ANT TO MISS THE ANNUAL KIWANIS AUCTION years it's been the w riter’s policy never to use a net or gaff on SATUDAY EVENING, 7 PM. - BUTLER BUILDING, LOOP HIGHWAY any fish, and, as a result, three of the big rainbows threw the THE ENTIRE PROCEEDS ARE USED TO FURTHER THE SANDY KIWANIS fly just as they w ere about to be grasped. The rainbow landed CLUB S YOUTH PROGRAM YOU'LL GET SOME REAL BARGAINS AND was a beautiful female m easur ing 18 inches In length. What HELP THE YOUNGSTERS OF THIS AREA. was the method used to hook these four fish in just one hour? A number 14 black gnat trolled about 100 feet behind the boat and just under the surface. But there w ere far more tales of meager success at Diamond Gas lake opening week end then 'T h e Go F a rth e r ____ were of good catches. A there few disgruntled anglers let their Motor Oi imagination run wild and even Gasoline ' accused the game commission of Fuel Oil feeding the trout so they w ould n't bite One young angler made a blanket statem ent that the trout in Diamond lake tyad been fed prior to the opening the same as they bad at Detroit reservoir prior to the opening there- Jack Bliss, hatcherym an at the ; Diamond lake egg station, was asked by one angler to release the spawners held in the trap M U 7-2471 Loop Highway so there would be some fish in the lake He insisted every fish , in the lake was being held by MOhawk 5-2166 the game commission. The House of Notions BUNNELL'S VARIETY Angling Outlook Mostly Uniucky Kiwanis Auction Saturday, June 22 Butler Building 7 PM High Lakes C aich Said To Be Tops African Mission People To Talk Mills Brothers Rigging Shop Zenith Radio and TV —Pfaff, Brother Sewing Machine t TD 6 International tractor with blade, drum and canopy. Very clean HD 5 Allis Chalmers. Ready to log. Less than 2000 hours on it. HD 6 Allis Chalmers Blade, drum and canopy Has 460 hours Big discount 66 New Holland baler Home Ec Women M eet on June 4 76 New Holland baler. Cheap y b r it Farm Tractor Co Loop Hy. and Boring Road Phone M O 5 6301 Gresham, Oregon HELP US AID THE YOUNGSTERS ThisTime Buy A REALTruck BOW MAN-HOFFMAN Pontiac 818 I . POWELL Drop In T ra ffic Seen This Year Americans To See Oregon motorists planning to travel by car In Mexico or on the European continent were assured by the AAA today that gasoline should prove no problem in their travels in those areas. According to word received by the Oregon State Motor Association, gasoline supplies in Europe will be adequate for va cation motoring this season, as virtually all countries have no rationing that applies to tour ists. In Mexico, an AAA survey New has shown th at the quality of I • Mexican gasoline is high enough c r e a m d e o d o r a n t to be safe for tourist uses. “There have been some rum ors Ay /& £ to the effect that gasoline pur chased in Mexico was harm ful to American cars, the Oregon 98<> AAA Club said. ‘‘As a result of these reports, the AAA assigned rvu> T ax the head of its Nogales travel You never touch u finger lo HUSH. office, Paul Kulp, to m ake a It measures out. spreads on, smooths survey of the situation. Mr. Kulp in right fro:., the applicator case. It s reports th at American motorists the cream iest deodorant ever — have nothing to fear from the gentle, sale fo r you and fabrics too. use of Mexican gasoline for Dries instantly. normal vacation periods. “Where Americansplan to be in Mexico for five months or S E T M U S H B Y T O N I AT longer, It may be advisable for them to check w ith their dealers to ascertain w hether or not a gasoline additive m ight be need ed,” the AAA report said. “Otherwise, we have found no evidence of any trouble as a result of using Mexican gasoline in American cars for periods un M ain ST. Sandy d er four or five months.” Hush Sandy Player Mt- Lions Ladies Put On Team Sponsor Auction GM C GRESHAM SANDY OIL CO Dwight Wilkenson Harold Edes Sandy, Oregon
