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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1961)
Recreation Program Pet Show Is Tomorrow Sandy (Or«.) Poxt July 6, 1961 (Sec. 1) Collins Schedules Camping Sessions • Camp Collins. Sandy River camp for boys 8 to 11, opened Sunday for seven one week ses sions. Director of the YMCA sponsored camp is Edwin C. Weaely, who is serving his fourth year as a member of the camp staff. Assistants will include sev eral men returning for second and third seasons. The camp will accomodate 140 boys each period. St. Henry’s Catholic church was the scene of a late afternoon wedding June 24 which united Janice D. Metzger, daughter of M r. and Mrs. James H. Metz ger, Rt. 1, Box 3, and Kenneth A. Wisher, son qf M r. and Mrs. A. A. Wisher. Rt. 3, Box 1285, Boring, in marriage. Rev. R. Pieper, professor at University of Portland, perform ed the double ring ceremony. The bride, given In marriage by her father, wore a floor length gown of white brocade with long tapered sleeves. Her fingertip heirloom veil was held A reception followed at the Gresham Elks club. Out-of-town guests were Mrs. A. Ruf and daughters, Carol and Mary, Chic ago, and Mr. and Mrs. L. Bow man, Tokeland, Wn. Mrs. Wisher chose a gray walk ing suit and the orchid from her bouquet for her trip to the coast. The couple will be at home in Portland. In place, by a pearl crown and she carried a white orchid on a white mlssle. Maid of honor. Miss Marie Rin con, wore a dress of pink nylon over taffeta and carried carna tions and stephanotis. Mrs. Larry Steele and Miss Candace Farrand, bridesmaids, were also dressed in >ink and white. Thomas Wisher was best man and ushers were Thomas Paugh and Dick Wisher. k_ < 1 Sixty mile« an hour is now legal on the four-lane stretch of the 1/M>p highway east of Sandy. New signs show the posted speed which replaces the .»-mile an hour speed that governs Oregon highways unie«« otherwise marked. You can legally Oregon State college, through the research department and the extension service is engaged in checking red raspberry fields to find more complete answers to problems plaguing raspberry growers, according to a report i Photo The Bateman organization has the experience a n d qualifications to provide a beautiful, appropriate serv ice to those of all religi ous beliefs. H e endorse the Oregon Funeral Insuranee Plan 520 W. Powell Gresham. Oregon Phone MOhawk 5-4811 Hl exceed 6« only If you can prove conditions safely warrant it. Thia photo was snapped about midway between Sandy and Alder Creek, where reminder signs are posted. (Sandy Post photo I POST CLASSIFIED ADS BRING RESULTS MRS. KENNETH A. WISHEK (Mbs Janice D. Metzger» Butcniun Funeral Chapel JL CrcHhain General IncreaMO Halt's by J. Fremont Sprowls, county j agent. I Dead plants are appearing in I many fields, he said, yet these same plants may have made 1 vigorous growth last summer, This condition is not new as j growers have lost plants this way for years but losses are greater this year. At present most of the trouble appears to come from plants be ing planted in too wet soil. Red raspberries will not stand water around the roots for eyen short periods of time. The roots seem to smother and become weaken ed then root rot diseases, already present in the soil, attack the roots. ! Laboratory analysis of soil and root samples taken last week have not been received but vis ual inspection suggests Verticil- llum and A rm illaria root rot as ; being the most prevalent root rots Both of these are soil borne and no control measures are available. Survey work being conducted includes gathering complete in formation on each field where plants show indications of disease. Information gathered consists of visual examination of fields, unhealthy plants, check- , ¡ng for presence of insects or ' disease, depth to hard pan lay er, type of soil, locations of trou ble areas in planting in relation to wet ground and vigor of other plants. In addition, samples of soil and roots are taken for plant, food and nematode analysis. Any oth er condition noticed such us cul tivation and fertilizer practices are noted. Ralph Clark. Oregon State col lege extension horticultural spec ialist Is conducting the study. Dr. Harold Jensen, nematologist and I Dr. Ed Vaughan, plant patholo gist. both from OSU will make tlie laboratory analysis. County agents in all raspberry growing counties arc assisting. G resham G eneral H ospital has Joined o ilie r P o rtla n d - area hos p ita ls in a ra te increase. H ospitals o ffic ia ls announced th is week that the m in im u m d a lly ra te w ill he $22 5(1 per day A s im ila r ra le Increase was an nounced S aturday by the eight- m e m b e r P o rtla n d C ouncil of Hos p ita ls The Increase w as due p a rtly to h ig h e r la b o r costs and p a rt ly g ro w in g expenses in o th e r areas. The new ra te w ill include room, meals, linen, g e n e ra l n ursing s e r vice. ro u tin e supplies etc J u ly 1 w as e ffe c tiv e date of the in crease a t-G re slia m G eneral also FAMILY TALES" 5 an O JK O tA P C m *< la flM iw ia Preying Mantis will be among some of the more unusual pets at the Sandy Community Recre ation pet show tomorrow, F ri day, at 10 a m., at the grade school. Other entries in the show will include geese, turtles, guinea pigs, goats, and of course, dogs and cats, according to program director Mrs. David Wienecke. Judges for the event will be Ivan Barker, Ken Frederickson, Charles Frasier and Mrs. Don ald Lundbom. Sixty-three participated in last Friday's tournaments in Paddle Pool (box hockey» and ping pong. Winners in the Paddle Pool tournament were: Five years to first grade: 1st, Roger Harrison and 2nd Steve Salisbury. First grade girls: 1st, Jean ette Lundbom; 2nd, Janet Leary and 3rd, Cathy Covert. First grade boys: 1st, Garlan Anderson; 2nd, Kenny Shaw and 3rd, Tom O’Harrow. Second grade girls: 1st, Deb bie Schnieder; 2nd, Cathy Proc tor and 3rd. C.harla Loundree. Second grade boys: 1st, Gary Odom; 2nd, Joe Mills and 3rd. Ronnie Lundbom. Third grade girls: 1st, Karen Markworth; 2nd. Nancy O 'H ar row and 3rd, Kim Anderson. Third grade boys: 1st, Clifford Sandstrom; 2nd. Kevin O'Har- row and 3rd. Danny Dahrnes. Fourth Grade Boys: 1st. John Mills; 2nd, Steven Christianson; 3rd. Jerry Donald. Fourth grade girls: 1st, Julie SchniMer; 2nd, Cindy Smith and 3rd. Kathy Harrison. Fifth grade girls: 1st. Lois Popelka; 2nd. Lenna Searis and 3rd, Cindy Sandercock. Fifth grade boys: 1st, Donnie Schnieder; 2nd, Ron Krembs and 3rd, Richie Metzger. Sixth grade: 1st, Claudia Dove and 2nd, Noel Splawn. Seventh and Eighth grade girls: 1st, Janice Hemmers; 2nd, Kay Kerbie and 3rd, Cathy Searis. Seventh and Eight boys par ticipated in a ping pong tourna ment. Winners were: 1st. Terry Waibel; 2nd, Wayne Splawn and 3rd, Dennis Schaffer. YOU CAN SURE I'M TAKING OUR ARST- AID SUPPLIES FROM / SANDY ALL TYPES WIRING and ELECTRIC HEAT P.G.E. Plan F R E E ESTIM A TES Work Guaranteed COKER . ELECTRIC 814 E. Main M U 1 6121 CLASSIFIED ADS PAY Loop H ig h w a y Sandy M U 7 -3 6 3 6 HIGHEST TRADE-INS Absolutely the LOWEST Power M ow er Prices Anyw here In Oregon W o rk 202 2nd Ave. t Loop Highway The PRODUCE CENTER ol the WORLD!! AT KELSO •*'■■■■Y G ro w n Non-Kelso G ro w n Jum bo , j <5 _ _ LETTUCE CANTALOUPES 5 S 99c o i No. 2 NEW SPUDS RED RADISHES | GREEN ONIONS Jumbo Heads Sweet Juicy ORANGES 9 ' Luscious Bunches BUTTERNUT INSTANT COFFEE BUTTER NUT 6-oz. 7 9 c GANTENBEIN’S CHILI 4 Serve It W ith — SUNSHINE CRACKERS 2 WESSON O IL1«"'«"- Dundee Whole APRICOTS Gallon Buena Ripe OLIVES 5 SNOWDRIFT3 7 9 ‘ Occident W h ite Satin FLOUR 2 5 *. SUGAI ■ TOM c><cw a you xm C * U* ON ARMOUR'S SLICED tall tins 1 i Soup n Sandvich * Department I CAMPBELLS SOI PS 9 ««» s‘ C hicken* UI1 $1 I N oodle 0 1 Carton Concord Fancy Chunk T o na 4 ■’u„? 95 Make a Bacon and Tomato Sandwich T imi M iiim m , good! Freshly Baked FIG BARS 2 Van Camp’s PORK ’n BEANS 8 JUDY SAYS— 'I don't kn o w of any good m eat that's low er priced than these C J T o m a to BOOK MATCHES BeamlH. ORUG Y /C t O i l A c n r ~ P * N O * tiiL ir r Sandy New and Used Sales * Service MILLS BROS. RIGGING SHOP HOP! W E AREN'T forgetting a n y t h in g . PLASTER W ith A ll Attachments Repair and Sharpen Saws, Lawn Mowers. Knives, and Scissors llr a n n a a lilr FIREPLACES McCulloch Chain Saws SANDY SAW SHOP q u a lit y BRICKWORK O VEN-READY 1 4 - IS lb. average season nun i resceni 1>oultl'-v S P1CCs: p,,„ „ ___ T U R K E Y S 25 [.$ ■ (' ) * I Smoked PORK STEAKS , 43, PORK CHOPS 59 >b GANTENBEIN'S KELSO STORE LOOP H IG H W A Y AT KELSO Locally O w n e d and O perated Sale Days are Thursday, Friday, Saturday, I July 6-7-8
