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I he S a n d y ( t t r è . f r ó s i
T h u rsd a y , -lune il», IM I (Se«'. t )
DANCE
FRIDAY NIGHT
Western Country
Music
By BUDDY SIMMONS
and the DRIFTERS
Watkins Park
DANCE
SATURDAY NIGHT
The Melody Way
with
GENE RENE'
AN D ORCHESTRA
Watkins Park
) M ile S. of Clackamas
on 82nd Ave.
TRY A CLASSIFIED AD
Mexican Imports Worry Growers
A c c o rd in g to the U.S. D e p a rt­
m ent of A g ric u ltu re ,
F o re ig n
A g ric u ltu ra l S ervice, the M e x i­
can s tra w b e rry
in d u s try
has
expanded ra p id ly , re p o rte d J
I F re m o n t S p ro w ls,
M u ltn o m a h
1 county extension agent.
Since the firs t fre e zin g plant
was e sta b lishe d In Iro p u a to .
| State
of
G u a n a ju a to ,
n o rth ­
west of Mex3< 0 C ity in 1948,
M exico has Qi creased its sh ip ­
m e n t* in to the U nited S tates and
Canada each )* *a r
The g ro w th in acreage and
y ie ld has been phenom enal the
past 10 y e a rs ." S p ro w ls saiu. " I n
1952 there w ere «1.900 acres pro
d u rin g 4,200 shotri tons o l b e r­
ries. In 1961 a Ire a g e is e s ti­
m ated at 13,600 a c re s and p ro ­
d uction is expectH d to reach 26,-
500 tons. The y ie ld s per a cre
have va rie d fro m 1.7 tons per
a cre to 2.2 tons p rtr a c re .”
D u rin g the nine y e a r period
1952-1960, U.S. im p o rts of fro z ­
en s tra w b e rrie s in cre a se d by
o ve r 400 per cent. Im p o rts in
1961 are expected ,«» reach IS,-
000 ions o r 36,000.000 pounds.
Last y e a r im p o rts am ounted
to a p p ro x im a te ly 24!a m illio n
pounds. U.S. im p o rts of fresh
s tra w b e rrie s to ta le d .(CO tuns in
1960, an increase o f 257 to is o ve r
1959 O ver 79 per cent o f these
a re fro m M e xico w ith th e re ­
m a in d e r o rig in a tin g in Canada
and tlie B aham as.
C anadian im p o rts o f fro ze n
M e xica n s tra w b e rrie s Increased
fro m 330 tons in 1957 to 1,628
tons in I960
A lm o s t a ll s tra w b e rrie s are
g ro w n under c o n tra c t and loan
fro m
the
processing
plants,
j S prow ls said. F ie ld men pre-
| s crib e fe rtiliz e rs and see th a t
g ro w e rs c a rr y out the s tip u la
tions in the c o n tra c t.
P re se n tly fa rm e rs are
ing around 6 cents per
fo r fresh s tra w b e rrie s w ith stem s
d e liv e re d at the plant B e rrie s
w ith stem s rem oved a re .3 cent
per pound h ig h e r. I t costs fro m
.2 to 4 cent per pound to tra n s ­
port the fr u it Io processing
rate
T im e Io P reserve S traw berries;
I n cooked Jam R ecipe S u ppested
H ot s u m m e r days do not lend
them selves to standing o ve r a
stove s tirr in g and w a tc h in g the
b o ilin g jam k e ttle , says K m m u
Iaiu W ebster, county extension
agent, who recom m ends a re cip e
(or uncooked s tra w b e rry ja m
that w ill keep in y o u r fre e ze r or
re frig e ra to r
I ncooked S tra w b e rry -la m
Wash, stem and crush tho ro u g h
ly enough s tra w b e rrie s to m ake
I le ve l cups. Put crushed b e rrie s
nto a 2 o r I q u a rt k e ttle . S ift in
>lowly 1 package i . ; 1- oz i pow-
le te d pc tm . - t il l ing v ig o ro u s ly
set aside fo r 20 m inutes, w ith oc-
■asional s tirrin g .
Add 1 cup lig h t K a ro M ix w e ll.
M easure e x a c tly 5 ■ level cups
iiig a r into a d ry dish
a d u a lly
itir this into the c ri
. b e rrie s.
Stark Street on the Sandy River
Only 6 Miles East of Gresham
Iteauliful - Shaded
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Bring Your Basket or Enjoy Our Concessions
I e a tu rin g , D iffe re n t T h r illin g Rides
F o r < liild re n o r llie Young at H ear,
Park Open 8 A.M. In 1(1 P.M.
25e a C ar plus 25c per person over 1« ye a rs
( a n ip iu g F a c ilitie s : re n t $1.25, T ra ile r $!.«(» nite
KIDDY PLAY YARD — Swings, Slides,
«nr Family Playground” Sandbox, Wader
MO 5 5 2 5 6 or MO 5 6 6 2 6
I.a rg e q u a n titie s of the uncook-
cd ja m m ay be made at one tim e
if packed in As g a llo n Jars, paper
cartons o r o th e r la rg e co n ta in e rs
and stored in a deep freeze o r
frozen food lo cke r fo r a long per
iod I f a deep freeze o r frozen
food lo cke r is not a va ila b le , it is
best to m a ke the ja m s in sm a ll
q u a n titie s, as you need them .
and c h ill fo r 24 hours before us-
ing.
-po usp {he j am s stored in the
fre e ze r o r frozen food lo cke r, re-
m ove the la rg e c o n ta in e r and
place it in the re frig e ra to r When
(he jam s have softened, change
, o s m a lle r co n ta in e rs and store j
¡n re frig e ra to r as you w ould ,
m ilk . T h is w ay, they w ill keep
fo r m ore than a m onth w h ile be-
¡ng used
(«lindi Urges
Berrv Research
VIKING PARK
SWIMMING
DANCING
PICNIC AREAS
ers is 96 cents per e ig h t-h o u r
day. P ra c tic a lly a ll p la n tin g Is
done by hand and a double h ill
system of p la n tin g is used w hich
am ounts to tw o rows. 14 inches
a p a rt, w ith p lants set d ia g o n a lly
opposite each o th e r F ro m 15,-
(MM, to 28.000 p la n ts per a cre are
used.
A lm o st a ll fie ld s a re fe rtiliz e d
and irrig a te d and p ickin g sta rts
3 ’ .- m onths a fte r p la n tin g
l l i i n y I s<*s
G resham c h a m b e r o f c o m m ­
erce m e m b e rs beard tin* th e o ry
of m u ltip le use of fo re st lands,
and saw a m ovie on tile s u b je ct
M onday.
W ail B ennett, fo re s te r fro m
Z ig Zag, e x p la in e d there a re five
m ain resources in tiie M t Hood
N a tio n a l F o re s t-w a te r (the Mt
Hood N a tio n a l Forest supplies
o n e -th ird of tiie w a te r used in
O re g o n ,, tim b e r CPo.ndO .1100 fee,
a re cut a n n u a lly ,, re c re a tio n ,
w ild life , and g ra zin g .
The fores, s e rvice e m p lo ys 15
persons II,e y e a r around to s ta ff
the M t Hood N a tio n a l Forest,
B ennett said, h ire s a n o th e r 10 to
15 on a 10-month basis, and e m ­
ploys 20 to 25 s u m m e r e m p lo y ­
ees.
SATURDAY
( D a y lig h t S aving T im e ,
Nish, 8 P.M.
SUNDAY
HECK HARPER
Afternoon 1:30 P.M.
MONDAY
Stor of KOW-TV or alt
Niqht 8 P.M.
4
shows
with
famous
TUESDAY
Afternoon 1:30 P M
horse Jody. Come in and
Don't ml»» Sr. Poult 24»h see Heck otonq with the
Annual
Rodeo —
The
qreatest cowboys in the
old wetr lira» oqain —
Pun for The Entire Fam-
Oregon, w ith the la rg e st s tra w
b e rry a reage of any sta te in
tiie nation, is fa llin g behind in
the developm ent of new and bet
te r va rie tie s npeded to m a in ta in
tiie sta te ’ s position in the in ­
cre a sin g ly c o m p e titiv e fie ld , ac-
, co rd in g Io the Oregon S tra w
b e rry C ouncil at a recent m e e t­
ing in P o rtla n d
T iie co u n cil em phasized th a t
in a g ric u ltu re , as in m anii-
| fa c to rin g , research m akes a
d iffe re n ce . Now e n te rin g Its
fifth ye a r, the co u n cil has a n ­
nounced plans to co n ce n tra te
its research e ffo rts on im p ro v e ­
m ents of v a rie tie s and sh o rte n ­
ing the tim e length between
d e velopm ent of a new v a rie ty ,
am i tim e re q u ire d to m ake it
a v a ila b le to g ro w e rs. The lug
is now several years.
The S tra w b e rry C ouncil is an
o rg a n iza tio n of g ro w e rs, proces-
sors, county agents, e x p e rim e n t
sta tio n re p re se n ta tive s and sales
I o u tle t re p re se nta tive s, devoted
1 to im p ro v in g tiie s tra w b e rry in ­
d u s try th ro u g h research.
In lin e w ith co u n cil rec« m i
m em latlons fo r In tro d u ctio n
ot new va rie tie s, lo ca l fa r m ­
ers under llie su p e rvisio n of
M ultnom ah c o m ity extension
agent, .1. F re m o n t S prow ls,
a re g ro w in g successful p ro d u c ­
in g fie ld s of Shasta v a rie ty
b e rrie s. A lso tw o row s of S ol­
ano, a C a lifo rn ia e x p e rim e n ta l
v a rie ty , have been planted at
the C a rl l.y s k i b e rry fa rm on
C leveland south «if S ta rk.
The Shasta is becom ing m ore
p o p u la r w ith
g ro w e rs
e ve ry
ye a r, a cco rd in g to S prow ls It i
is a fa ir ly recent v a rie ty deve- |
loped in C a lifo rn ia and is now
one of C a lifo rn ia 's m a in co m ­
m e rc ia l v a rie tie s .
R esearch done by the council '
is financed by v o lu n ta ry co n tri- i
butions of $KM) per ton made by
s tra w b e rry g ro w e rs ." S prow ls
re p o rte d .
"M u ltn o m a h
county
g ro w e rs have not been c a rry in g
th e ir share of the load as onlv a
few have been m em bers of the
S tra w b e rry Gnuneil.. but a ll a rc '
p .irjic ip a tin g in the benefits o f !
the 630,000 spent in research in
the past fo u r y e a rs ."
Classified Business Professional Directory
T w o liMil graduate-, of Sandy high
(c e n te r, and Max W. M o rrh o n have
ine ( orps. T hey are shown here w ith
M u rin e < orps R e c ru itin g S ubstation
the son of M r. and M r*. T hom as F
p a re n ts are M r. and M rs. .lam es l „
POST CLASSIFIED AI)S BRING RESI LTS
’ h i i r c l i til ( .h r is l
Corner of l-oop Hiway at
S.K. M ain in Sandy
S U N D A Y S K R V K ES
B ible ('lasses — 10:00 A.M.
W o rsh ip Services
11:00 A.M . and 6:00 P.M.
W EDNESDAY
Bible S tu d y — 7:30 P.M.
Leonard Tester, M in is te r
Res. Phone B E lm o n t 6 7105
ONCHI
M O 5-5415
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Elder C. G. McKeown
Sabbath School - - 9:3« A.M
C hurch Service - . 11:00 A.M.
Y oung People's Meeting,
F rid a y . . . . 7:3« p.yj,
P a sto r F re d K ennedy
A M . W ELCO M E
M o rn in g S ervice . . . 11 A .M
E ve n in g S ervice . . 7:45 P .M
S unday School . . . 9:45 A .M
Y outh Eve. S ervice 6:45 P .M
.MU 7 388»
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E vening» by A p p o in tm e n t
I 1-.- blocks N o rth «V East ol Hood T h e a tre
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CHARLES H. CARLSTROM
M U7-3851
Loop Hiway
Sandy
F H Y S K IA N and s i ItG E O N
O ffic e H ours 9 A M to 5 30 P .M .
D a ily except Sundays
FRED RESEBURG
Bookkeeping and Accounting
Service
Sandy
MU 7-2891
WE CAN TAILOR A
Turf co Sprinkler
System to Your Lawn
DORIS K. ALEX
Accountant
SANDY REST HAVEN
M U 7-4712
Moved to 14525 E. Burnside
Portland, Ore.
Phones: MU 7-3522 - AL 4-5920
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ORCHARD CREST Rt. 2, BOX 35<
NURSING HOME
Sandy, Ore.
DUKE & PROCTOR
INSURANCE AGENTS
,‘ i IK U 'K NURSING CARE
R egistered N urse in attendance
Owned and op e ra te d by M r and M rs
A!f ed Bloom
Phone M U 7 2041
Open fo r in spection a, any tim e
P rin ti
ELTON D. LEAVITT, M D .
MU 7-2631
Medical Bldg., Sandy
I 'H A M C IA S
and S t K G E O N
O ffic e H our« 10 A M to 5 P M.
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la r ly —on schedule. v on « im p ly set the di
and length of s p rin k lin g tim e each «eetl.
q u ire s. N o » , the a u to m a tic tim e r takes
fo rg e t s p rin k lin g p ro blem « fo r the re«,
re g u la r « are result« in a b e tte r looking
along w ith a weh-ome saving« on w a te r
tim e .
MARX BROS.
P O. Box 431
M O 5 2453, AL 4-2007
Gresham
DIRECTORY
THE SANDY POST
Main Street
MU 7-2781
Sandy, Oregon
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