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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1960)
Thursday, July 21, 1960 THE Chapel Dates Ensemble Letters to The Editor SANDY POST Page 3 Picnic Set By Extension I nit for this meeting are Mrs Robert Fromm. Meridian. Mrs E. O. Nicholson, Stafford, Mrs SANDY--Left to right are.. An outstanding sacred mus E E . Maben. Molalla. Mrs. Earlene Cosdandier. Florence ical program w ill be present1 Clackam as County Home J A. Ryan, Boring. Mrs. E.J. Allen, Rev. W illiam Liverman ed by the group at 7:30 PM. Charles Bierman and Larry on August 5 at Sandy Baptist The Editor: Economics Extension unit Johnson, Damascus. Mrs. Ar- Now that it’s picnic time used again. Fresh air keeps Brubaker, members of the Chapel. members w ill be hostesses lie Mitchel, Zig Zag. Mrs. Sandy is a friendly city ; for the women of the North i H.T. Westberg, Dodge, and again, be prepared to enjoy the inside sweet. Don't put Bob Jones University brass The group w ill present a i and unlike Little Cuba (Gres Mrs E.J Affolter, Clackam as j ery single minute of leisure the complete vacuum bottle ensemble varied and unusual program, 1 ham) one does not see e v i Central District of the State you can. Have your picnic under water. during which a brief Gospel dence of property being e x Extension Council at a picnic J gear organized and ready to and m eeting to be held at After every outing, the p l message w ill be brought by propriated to satisfy personal FRANK WRAPUPS Mr. go at a moments notice. It’s astic sandwich containers in W illiam Liverman, dean interests. We also note that Eagle Fern Park on Thurs a wise homemaker who sets your outink kit should be w a of men of the University and the financial affairs of Sandv day, July 28. The five coun Miss Bonnie Collard of C h i aside one section of a closet shed with soap and water and ties included in this district director of the ensemble. receive publicity in your for the ingredients of any su c Three Sandy brothers are excellent and unbiased pub are Clackam as, Multnomah. cago, Illinois, neice of Mrs. cessful picnic-vacuum bottles, well rinsed with a baking so Edward Herz, was a visitor Wasco. Hood River and Sher da solution; two tablespoons students at Bob Jones Univer lication. man. About 350 Extension the past week at the Herz outing kits, picnic jugs, ice of baking soda to a quart of sity. Richard Ziemer received chests bathing suits and caps. , Sandy, indeed, beckons to his bachelor’s degree this those who would have their members are expected to at- | home in Kelso. Bonnie is with beach balls, beach towels and water. Rinse in clear water, tend. Northwest Air Lines She left dry and leave open until you' June, is at present in summer property free from seizure. Plans for the d ay’s activi 1 Monday., via Los Angeles, on robes blankets, sun glasses re ready to use them again. A school at Bethany. Kentucky and run tan oil, sand pails word of caution— generally, Ralph J. Anderson ties include a get acqua nted j her return to Cchicago. and w ill go on next fall to and shovels. You'll be amazed plastics are not built to w ith Box 309 hour, picnic lunch, skits on work on his Master of Arts i Gresham. Oregon Mr and Mrs. Edward Herz at how easy picnic packing stand autom atic dishwashers. home extension activities by degree at Bob Jones. His bro I were hosts at a picnic dinner can be when you have a “pie- • a Multnomah County unit > ther. Rodney, w ill be a sen nic closet." ICE CHEST CLEANING and Springwater unit from Sunday to Mr. and Mrs Otto ior at the school in the fall , Clackam as County. A discus Michealis of Camas. Wash.; TAKE CARE OF EQUIPMENT and brother. Robert, will be ' The same cleaning proced sion period on State Council Mrs. Freta Kampler and M ar a sophomore. The boys have ure holds for ice chests, too. Once the picnic is over, be guerite of Portland; W illiam Jean and Harlan Bakke, a c tiv ité s w ill be held. college through Alw ays dry thoroughly inside Whether the location is the attended Special guests for the day Klar. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth sure all of your equipment is and out after using. When Sandy, are parents of a baby backyard, beach or a roadside scholarships and self-help. g’ H. Susan Joam/tte. borr,‘ will be Mrs. Riddel Lage. Tuttle. Felix Zeidelhack. all clean as a whistle before you not in use, leave lid of ice ch park, plans for a summer week put it away. When we make est partly open. Place latch Saturday . July 9 She weighed Hood River, newly elected of Portland and Bonnie Coll end usually include a picnic. Ideal for such outings are Frank and 7 pounds 13 ounces. Susan president of the Oregon Home ard of Chicago. Thursday v i the great outdoors our dining edge under catch for storage Cabbage Wrapups, a new way to gives Roy A. Tupper, Sandy, Extension Council, Mrs. Ar- sitors at the Herz’s were Mr. room, it’s important we take ventilation. serve franks on buns. The sand the opportunity to call him mu Jakku. Immediate past and Mrs. Henry Herz of M ol the proper care of the many Picnic jugs with their wide wiches which contain cabbage in products, such as vacuum bo alla. mouths are easy to clean w i a peppy dressing in addition to ! These service roads were self a proud greatgrandfather, president of the organization ttles, outing kits, ice chests, and Mrs. Clarence Gray, d ist the franks ar.d shredded cheese th a bottle brush. Do not im father. i l Ci director. Other guests are prepared at home, wrapped I reported still closed by the Mrs. Mae Balzarina and and picnic jugs, that makes merse iug in water while w a will be Miss Murle Soales, son. Tom. of Great Falls. Mon I summertime living fun. individually in foil and carried to Service for the week of July shing. To clean eterior, mere Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E State Extension Agent, On’ tana, have been weeklong the picnic site. At serving time, ! 14 To clean vacuum bottles, ly wipe with damp cloth. the packages are arranged on top Abbott Road, from N. Fork Lindsey, Sandy, became p ar gon State College, and the guests at the home -of her of the grill and heated through. partly fill with hot water, add road to High Roak via Squaw ents of their fourth son. Alan You’ll find that this simple aunt, Mrs. Evelyn B. Creaser, home economics agents from Franks are fully cooked when Mtn. and Plaza road past two tablespoons of baking so care after a picnic is a good Sandy. The visitors enjoyed L.. born June 22. He joins purchased and may be eaten I Lookout springs not desirable the five counties in the dist j trips to the mountain area, da, shake well and rinse with investment an you 'll alw ays either hot or cold. This makes I for public travel for at least Raymond. Stephen and David rict. I Portland and the Oregon bea fresh water. Turn upsidedown be ready whenever anyone them perfect for outdoor eating and sister Diana. Working on arrangements 1 ches. where the degree of doneness of 2 months. until dry an leave open until says “Let’s have a picnic!” Badger Lake, via Bonney grilled foods is often dependent upon the size of the appetite. , Mdws. Rd., closed half-m ile Franks are handy for slicing north of Bonney Butte. with vegetables in salads and Badger Lake. via High main dishes—for their popularity Prairie Road, closed at Gum- isn’t limited to the picnic season. juw ac Saddle. Frank and Cabbage Wrapups Breitenbush Lake, via Sky- (Yield: 10 servings) l'ne-O lallie and Detroit-Brei- 1 pound Franks tenbush; will open this week. l h cups shredded cabbage Cold Springs Road via Jor 2 tablespoons chopped green dan Creek. pepper O lallie Lake from Detroit. 1 tablespoon chopped pimiento Delicious! Handy Paks - Orange and Grape Pioneer Bridle Trail from TAKE G U M T O O NOT GOING ON A PICNIC? HERE'S YOUR % cup shredded American cheese Rhododendron to Govt. Camp. 2 teaspoons prepared mustard CHANCE TO DO HOME REPAIRS 3 tablespoons mayonnaise Salmon River Trail, Sum teaspoon Worcestershire sauce mit Portion. 3 Pieces Salt Skyline Trail (Columbia 10 frank buns Gorge. Hood River, Zig Zag Butter or margarine Combine cabbage, green pep portion;) Columbia Gorge-Zig per, pimiento, cheese, mustard, Zag portion open for foot Fancy m ay o n n aise, Worcestershire travel this week. sauce, and salt. Blend well. Cut Still Creek Campground: frank buns and spread with but open July 20 on Summit dis ter. Spoon about 3 tablespoons of trlct. the cabbage mixture onto each Tim berline Trail; closed to bun. Cut each frank in half lengthwise. Place frank halves horses Cloud Cap to Elk Cove; on top of cabbage. Add top of not maintained until August bun. Wrap each frank and bun 1st. Here’s a pleasant way to keep in aluminum foil. Place on out West Leg Road from High those huge outdoor appetites in side grill for 25 to 30 minutes or w ay 20 to Tim berline; open check until the picnic meal is until warm. Pull back foil, serve this week. I gitili)'* served. Simply tuck a handy sup ply of chewing gum into the picnic basket. And when the "I'm hungry, Mom,’’ begins an SANDY hour or so before it’s time to 3 0 2 MAIN ST. eat, just pass the gum around Kids love it and chewing gum 1 PT. STYRENE FOOD CONTAINER «JQ FOR Ç Ç c will not spoil their appetites. Grown-ups, too, find that a MAIN ST. SANDY stick of gum is just right for A fam ous For Pork and Sausage Items keeping the mouth cool and 1 QT. STYRENE FOOD CONTAINER 5 FOR Ç Ç c moist, while the good smooth chewing puts them in a re laxed holiday mood. It’s fun for Keeping on hand the makings */» GAL. CONTAINER 4 FOR Ç Ç c OUR (PÄTV CURE everyone to chew gum. for quick-to-fix sandwiches will And after the meal, chewing give you top rating with the bike gum will clean the teeth and enthusiasts in your family. A 1 PT. POLYETH, FREEZER BAGS 2 0 F0R 4 Ç C freshen the taste, yet leave the tasty mixture is grated cheese, hands free for outdoor games finely chopped onion, cooked ba and other picnic fun. con. prepared mustard (if de 1 QT. POLYETH, FREEZER BAGS 2 0 F0R £ Ç C So remember to buy a family sired) combined with tomato cat OUR OWN CURE ALL SIZE C ITS supply of wholesome, inexpen sup. Spread the mixture on the sive chewing gum on your next bottom half of split hamburger SNACK SETS - SERVICE FOR 4 - - g J e picnic shopping trip Then you buns or between slices of enriched can watch your family appreci bread. Wrap sandwiches in metal ate your carefully prepared pic foil. At the picnic, lay wrapped nic meal more than ever. PLASTIC CUTLERY - SERVES 4 -— 4 Ç C buns on grill over coals, to permit cheese to melt. Keep buns from any flame to prevent burning. So handy when the flah don’t bite— the makings for BARBE CUED TUNA BUNS. In the «ap Your Onast-To-Coaat Store plies for camp include several It’s a real cooi trick. Potato, PURE (AGAIN) packages at bakers’ buna and salad, or other salads, that got cans of tuna. Make or buy a to the picnic, will keep cold if barbecue Bauce. To % cup nt packed in the top at a double sauce, add a 7-ounce can of boiler with ice cubes placed be IXMII’ HIWAY SANDY flaked, drained tuna and simmer low in the bottom section. until flavors are well blended Place a generous spoonful of This seasoned traveler, SAU FRESH the mixture between warm bak S A G E -E G G SAN DW ICH , if BRING MUSIC WITH YOU! ers’ buns. properly wrapped in moisture vapor-proof material, goes to We Have All Radio Batteries And any picnic. Made with enriched or rye bread, the bread needs no special refrigeration and F IN G E R F O O D S neither do the hard types of sausages, such as thuringer. complete with Place slices of sausage and hard- oooked eggs between buttered * Earphones * Battery AND slices of bread * Leather Case Protect the picnic pie. To make I ' sure that your pie arrives at the picnic the same perfect specimen at culinary art it wag when it came out of the oven, place an empty pie tin on the top of the pie (in a tin) and fasten the two r tins together with cellophane tape. Picnic More Enjoyable If Gear Is Always Ready Sandy Locals Stork C’ub Some Forest Roads Closed The Buyer Picnic Carnation V2 gal carton Fruit Drink only 23c Bathroom Set- -$77.00 52-gal Hot water Tank $52.50 Latex Paint $2.95 Gal Cantaloupes 6 for $1.00 HOPPE'S PORK MARKET PICNIC HAMS 33c lb SLAB BACO N 35c lb PORK STEAK 39c lb Smoked Picnics lb 35c Large Franks, Bologna lb. 39c SANDY 49c lb Transistor Radios WEINERS 3 lbs. 99c FREE STORE LEWIS HARDWARE DINNER FRANKS GROCERY BARGAIN PULLEN’S MARKET Pork Sausage 3 lbs 89c LITTLE PIGS Section DEPARTMENT I Pint Sherbert with each purchate of >2 pul M iY FLOWER ICE I REAM SHOP MILLERS Complete Food Center $29.95 ARTS RADIO « Check-ups for the chef. Build your fire early enough so that it will have burned down to coals by the time you are ready to cook the meal. Keep the fire near the front of the grill for cooking meat. There will be enough heat at the back for making coffee, warming the buns, and other hot foods. SALE DAYS - July 21. 22. 23 LOOP HIWAY L six Plates 100 for $1.29 Hot Cups ,2 for 27c Plastic Spoons, Forks M A IN S | . SANDY Pins Deposit MAKE PICNIC CLEANUP EASY Large, Dinner Size Paper 4 Miles East of Gresham TV BUNNELL’S SA N D Y Finger foods are a natural for any picnic—and the lack of a fork need not bother the most fastidious. Super strong paper napkins, carefully tucked under the chin, are adequate protection when eating the slipperiest and most unmanageable of foods Such foods as fried chicken, lobster, crab legs and steamed clams hoM no terrors for the picnic gou.ioet — the napkin is sufficiently sturdy and absorbent to take care at the situation Paper napkins—especially the triple and quadruple variety — eliminate much of the soiled linen which ordinarily would have to be taken home. Root Gallon Jugs Beer - - - 75c Bulk Ice Cream 2V2GalTub - - $4.10 Make It A Take-It-Easy Picnic Chicken-In-Basket P E T E R S E N ’S D A IR Y UHM’ HIWAY 98c W ONDER SANDY
