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•X I < The Seedy (Ore.) Post Thnrsday, July U, im i (Bee. » Parade toMark Bible School Opening Date PANKRATZ » A B I u 4 W A 1 U A H 1 STO U S ira P a la ti« « O U u — F l e t a » F ra m ta « U Waat let MO l-Idl FARMERS INSURANCE O m Bore Toa Up to InveaUgate oar rotas W ell Schmitt MO 5 w n 111! K. Powell JANSEN Machine Shop Electric, Acetylene, A Heliarc W elding General Machine W ork CUSTOM BOATS Steel A Aluminum Sun Dial Beach M O 5 -7 00 9 133 N W 2nd Gresham do nt afe a DEBT SLAVE OET OUT OF DEBT WITHOUT BORROWING I f laatallm en t paym ents o r .___ due bills a n troubling you, 1st us ooaeolldate and arrang e to p a r all yo ur bills, past due or not, arlth 000 paym ent you can afford. AVERAGE EXAMPLEi 1» T O U O W l T O C F A T AS LO W AS p e r week * 1 * per week MS per week M t per week • IS Toar DEBT Problem to US TODAY V O S B C C B IT T - R O t'O -S IG H S B S No Consultine Feo PACIFIC EMPIRE CREDIT, INC. (M at a Leas Ca.) MB Selling Bldg. « h A Aider CA s - í t » Vacation Bible School at First Baptist church, Sandy, will be gin with preparation day on Sat urday. July 22 at 9 a.m. Activi ties slated are registration, a Joint worship service practice and a department time lor each age group where preparations (or the Vacation Bible school parade at 11 a m. will be made. The United States and Chris tian (lags, flying saucers, and noise makers will be featured in the motorized parade. Police Chief James Barden is seeking to secure a police escort, if pos sible. The Vacation Bible school with five departments to meet the spiritual needs of boys and girls aged 3 to 16 will be held each week-day except Saturdays from July 24 to Aug. 4 from 9 a.m. to noon. The dally activities will in clude a processional, Joint wor ship service, dally mission offer ing. scripture study and mem orization, Bible stories, songs, character stories, recreation, re freshments and creative activi ties. A cordial invitation to attend Vacation Bible school at First Baptist, 530 Main St., is extend ed to all boys and girls in the community by Mrs. Fred King, Rt. 2, Box 84, Sandy. For furth er Information call MU 7-4893. CHARGE BRINGS FINE William Douglas Fisher, 42, Rt. 1, Box 898, Sandy, pleaded guilty to a charge of driving while un der the Influence of intoxicating liquor last week in Oregon City. He was fined >150, >90 of which was suspended. He was also given a 10 day suspended Jail sentence. Get Your Office Supplies At The Sandy Poet The greatest glory of a freeborn people is to transmit that freedom to their children. —William Harvard C a r r o tf J u n era t J4om e DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE We Endorse the Oregon Funeral Insurance Plan MT 8. Roberts Gresham MO 5-S7M A REAL TREAT TO MEET A N D EAT AT THE Famous Sizzling Steaks Dance—O rbit Room 1 8 7 0 6 E. Burnside SATELLITE Rockwood M O 5-6797 Notes by the Wayside This article is taken from our State University. These are Ore gon State University varieties 1960 annual report. NEW VARIETIES ARE ON THE developed by plant breeder Tex Frazier. WAY Trial plantings were made laqt Even Sweet Potato and Rhubarb Extension Agent Robert Smith spring by Tony Laccinole. Clack supplied sweet potato plants of amas; Kaz Tamura, Carver and Nemagold and Allgold vareties Glenn Schaeffer, Boring. Exten to Tom Marsh, Wilsonville, last sion agent Bob Smith reports spring. George Morrell, -Canby, that numbers 358 and 183 produc planted Nemagold and superin ing large square red stalks es tendent Dick Bullock. North Wil pecially promising. They will be lamette Experiment Station, Au increased Just enough for further rora, set out a variety trial in testing and will not be released cluding Allgold, Nemagold and and named until their places in the trade are assured. Tanhoma. ‘•Allgold,” Bob says, “looks the Blight Reaistont Celery Kaz Tamura, Carver, has a best this year because of the warm dry summer. But Nema trial planting of Emerald Cel gold excelled slightly In 1959.” ery, a new one here, for yield Sweet potatoes are in good de and market acceptance. Its blight mand here but few have been resistance will contribute a lot grown here. These demonstra to lessening annual spraying tions would Indicate the possibil costs. ity of a nice little sweet potato Weed« In The Carrots Weeding carrots is major cost industry for those in the Can by-Wilsonville area on the warm factor In growing carrots—hand er, sandy soils. The varieties weeding, that is. Dog fennel is named were developed at Okla the chief offender. Chemical con homa State University where Bob trol result demonstrations have been established on the Virgil Smith spent his college days. Baby Head Cabbage For The Montecucco place near Canby. AmlBen. .land 2 lbs. per acre; Small Family "Baby Head* Is the name of Propazine, 1 lb. per acre; and this cabbage developed by Jap Ipazine all killed the weeds with anese Plant Breeders. Heads are no damage to the carrot plants. small and compact, weighing 1V4 Atrazine, a valuable chemical lbs., Just right for the apartment for weed control In many crops dweller who refuses larger heads killed the young carrot plants. Samples have been sent to Ore because of the waste. Harvey Tofte, Canby, raised an acre this gon State University for residue summer and their were a few analysis. These materials have smaller demonstration plantings. not yet been released by com Cabbage is an important Clacka mercial use. Snap Beans Harvested By mas county commercial veget Machinery able crop. Growers here produce Good old handpicking bean 200 acres a year valued at over >104,500. A good new small head days may soon be a thing of the ed cabbage should extend the past. New varieties of bush beans produce 4'4 tons per acre, or market. Just about half as much as pole New Broccoli Too Broccoli and cauliflower are bean varieties. But the new bush grown on nearly 1500 acres of bean varieties are harvested Clackamas county's good farm once over with mechanical pick land. In 1960, these crops added ers costing >13,000. These tractor >715,000 to the Clackamas coun mounted machines cut the labor ty gross farm income. A portion cost by three-fourths. The trick now is to develop of the crop is sold on the fresh market but most of It is proces a bush bean with the high quality sed and sold as a frozen product. of the Blue Lake pole bean. Ore Spartan Early from Michigan gon State University plant breed State University Is under trial by er Tex Frazier believes he has Harvey Tofte. Canby. Should this it. Trial plantings this year were new one produce well here and made on the North Willamette be acceptable to the trade, our Experiment Station, Aurora and broccoli growing and harvesting by Glenn Schaeffer. Boring season could be greatly extend Raising bush beans will also ed. Spartan Early matures full eliminate costly wires, poles and two weeks ahead of standard var stringing and will enable the grower to plant another crop ieties presently grown. Bruasel Sprouts — A New Hybrid immediately after the one har New Jade Cross another in vest period. troduction from Japanese Pint ■ Breeders produces smaller, more 1st G ra d ers N eed uniform and sprouts of higher quality. Mas Fujimoto. Damas B irth D ate P ro o f cus, made trial plantings in 1959 and 1960. ”Ths is promising ad The Oregon State Board of dition to our excellent vegetable Health today asked all parents to obtain birth certificates as (variety,” Mr Smith thinks. soon as possible for all children . Edible Podded Peas They eat the things, pods and entering Oregon schools for the 'all. In the best Chinese restaur first time this fall Most Oregon ants. They are especially ap schools require such certificates preciated in the San Francisco before a child is enrolled. Requests for certificates should area. Prices vary greatly accord- ' ing to supply. The idea here is list the full name of the child ! to try them as a frozen product. and his parents, as well as the ¡This season they were grown on date and place of his birth. The the North Willamette Experiment fee for a full photostatic copy Station. Station superintendent of the birth certificate is $2 Dick Bullock and extension However, a birth registration agent Bob Smith and extension card adequate for school admis specialist Andy Duncan are sion can be obtained for $1 Or checking for quality, yield and ders for Oregon certificates should include the fee and be freezing possibilities. mailed to the Vital Statistics New Rhubarbs Now you don't have to wait Section, State Board of Health. until spring for fresh rhubarb P.O. Box 231, Portland 7. Parents of children born out pie A local processor is freezing rhubarb and marketing the pro side Oregon should get their duct in plastc bags for the pie certificates directly from the baking trade and for fresh rhu state health department in the state the birth occurred, Dr. Wil barb sauce. Present rhubarb varieties are cox said sold under handicap The green DAUGHTER ARRIVES ish varieties taste the best but Mr. and Mrs. George Rohwed the color is unattractive. The present red ones look good but er are proud parents of a (laugh don't taste too good So this year ter Karen Marie on July 7. Kar the Clackamas Cuntv Extension en joins a brother Danny, one Service was furnished nine new year old Grandparents Mr. and varieties by Andy Duncan, veg Mrs George Rohweder of Bor etable crops specialist, Oregon ing and Guy Chilton of Sandy Let us demonstrate in the field . . . for you . . . why a new D Tractor does up to *4 more than your present tractor on the same amount bf fuel. Prove it with a fuel t e s t . . . We will proof-test a new D Trac tor in the field for you . . . to see how much you can save. You’ll find out how you Can farm faster and easier than ever before. T bactium B oost * * i* a * A lib-Chalm ers trademark. y3 MORE W ORK u p to w ith n e w D T r a c to r s u s in g 2 , 3 , 4 o r 5 -b o tt o m p lo w s \ Here are a pair of champions who will parade on reviewing stands of a different kind in the very near future. The come ly laas is Jodi Ray, Miss Gresham of IfWI, who will vie for the Miss Oregon crown at Seaside July If, 15 and 16. The greyhound is His Pateliesty, holder of the A/IAtli mile track record at "Funtastle” Fairview Park The speedster, owned by Jack Roche, was one of several hundred outstanding grey hounds rarin* to run at the 29th annual Multnomah Kennel Club racing meet which is now underway in the dog track north of Gresham. GRANGE MEN TREAT Ladies of the Sandy Grunge said they had a special treat at last Saturday's Grange meeting when the men served the re- refreshments. The hot cakes, ba con and eggs were termed a sue- ess. Anto Malar was chairman of the refreshment committee. NEW YORK TRIP Nancy Ann Martin and her grandmother. Mrs Margaret Bridges, of Sandy left the Port land International airport Satur day for New York city where they plan to spend a month Miss Martin is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Martin Jr. POST CLASSIFIED ADS BRING RESULTS Finance for profit. A sk us about Allis-Chalmers tim e paym ent plans. G et th e d o lla r -m e k in g d iffer en ce w ith A L L IS -C H A L M E R S SA LES * S E R V IC E FARM TRACTOR CO. Loop H ig h w a y at B oring Road M O 5 -4 1 6 4 4 I FREE - No Obligation We encourage highway safe ty by offering to cheek your ear free for the important safety points cheeked below. 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