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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1961)
y heal M arketing Q uota Exem plian ( liange Moled b y I.Sf.’.S Officials II F«» mer County A gent Accepts Chairmanship Il D am ascus— Former Damascus Entertainer ( licks Women s (¡roup Seeks Did Clothing A fo rm e r C la c k a m a s cou extension agent has accefi thet c h a irm a n s h ip of the Cla am’a s C ounty Keep O r e g G n k n c o m m itte e . John J. keep w ill re p la ce the la te M R oberts w ho se rve d in the ofl for£ m a n y years. 8 a le tte r to Inskeep, Go> noF .Mark H a tfie ld w rote, The 15-acre m a rk e tin g quota , ye a rs 1959, I960, ami I'*,I exem ption fo r w heat production such a fa rm , the e n tire hai is no longer in e ffe ct, announc- cd w heat acreage w ould In ed R aym ond J. K ru e g e r, ch a ir- je c t to m a rk e tin g quota pci m an of the C ounty A g ric u ltu ra l c h a irm a n K ru e g e r said. S ta b iliz a tio n and C onservation The m arketin'» quota C om m ittee. em ption is not an allotm ei M any fa rm e rs s till ask us |j,p acreage harvested is about th is at the ASCS o ffic e ,' ¡n ,h e fa rm a llo tm e n t, a ll c c h a irm a n K ru e g e r said, ‘ and 1 w heat produced on the w ant to emphasize th is change m ay be m a rke te d fr t e ol in the la w m a rk e tin g quota penalty U nder the 1962 w heat stab.liza- how ever, the w heat acreajj lio n p ro g ra m , there is no ex the (a rm exceeds the allot I know e m p tio n fo r a fa rm w hich has o r the exem ption, w hichev tin ile no 1962 wheat a llo tm e n t and higher, the p enalty w ill be d forent w hich did not have w heat for pitted on the acreage in e x it harvest in any one of the 3 the a llo tm e n t. letica as foi n ty extenaio tk m a s co u r lave few ma By MRS. 1.01 IS K M A Y E R O l. 8-3417 D AM AS C U S D a rre ll D ean i ll I«» re m e m b e re d by th e rongs th a t v isite d the B a rlo w a il Saloon d u rin g the D am as- s C entennial c e le b ra tio n as the th u sia stic jazz - piano p la y in g soon fo r an engagem ent in Las Vegas, Nev. | D a rre ll becam e an e n te rta in | e r the day he w a lke d In to the ' B a rlo w T r a il Saloon and asked I b a r keeper C harles M a y e r i f he could ju s t " t r y - o u t" the old- , t.m e piano. People cam e long distances to hear his m usic and w a tch his antics. H is audiences w e re fire d by his enthusiasm and a s ta r w as lo r n in D am ascus. M rs L o ve ll Van D a a m and M rs. Mid C o llin s are co - c h a ir men of the D am ascus W om en's M issio n a ry S ociety. M iss G e rt rude S m ith is se c re ta ry -tre a s u r- Time lor Warm Apparel for Everyone. . . Cool Days Are Just Ahead -- Plan Now for Winter r A U K i Women's Lovely Warm Cotton Flannel G ow ns • Fabrics ■ G range m em bers are asked to donate pies, cakes and salads, plus any tim e they can spare. B a rb a ra K u p p and her 5th ■ g rade at D am ascus have ex- ' changed room s w ith M rs. Glen H ill and her 1st g ra d e The 5th i g ra d e is now the o n ly one oc- ‘ cu p yin g a room in the old b u ild in g th a t also houses the a u d ito riu m and the c a fe te ria K a th le e n S ahli has been nam ed news re p o rte r fo r th e room The hom e econom ics d ivisio n of D am ascus G range w ill hold its re g u la r once a-m onth m e e t ing Tuesday a t 8 p m. in the h a ll. A dolph K ra u se has re tu rn e d fro m P ro vid e nce h o spital w here he spent a week fo r tre a tm e n t on his foot. M rs. A. D. P o ttru ff le ft by bus Monday on a tr ip to W ich ita and H a rp e r, K an., w here she w ill v is it re la tiv e s . M rs. F ra n k R o h re r and da u g h ter, M a rg a re t, and the H e n ry G e ym e rs jo in e d the grange to u r to H a w a ii w here they w ill spend 11 days. M rs. F annie AsVala, A sto ria , was a guest fo r the weekend in the home of the A n d re w Hahtos. M o rris Anderson. A im s, w as a v is ito r la st T h u rsd a y in the C harles M a y e r home. C ivil Defen se Il Ml. H ood JayeetU •5’w irZ y Warm quilted linings — warm pile collars. warm inings — newest abrics for winter V A L l E! Keeps out rain and wir Boys' O u tin g Flannel Pajamas Green $ *| .98 Ski T yp e K n it A nkle & Cuffs. 6 to 16 • t iu Men's Heavy Weight O u tin g Flannel Pajamas Hdoded Sweat Shirts Men's Heavy Weight - • Sw eat Shirts Sandy C iv il D efense d ir e to r was guest speaker at »!--• m eet ing of the M t. Hood Jay« « tes, held Oct. 24 at the hom e of M rs. Deane W esselink L y le Seaman I asked the o rg a n iza tio n i f it w ould be in charge o f CD re g is tra tio n The g ro u p w ill in v e s t igate the duties before a cce p t ing the position. M rs. Don Lundbom gave a r e Some 220 p u re b re d bred ewes port on a jo in t m eeting w ith and open ewe la m b s are being J P arkrose. G resham , and M il o ffe re d at the fo u rth annual w a u kie at the M a lla rd re s ta u r Oregoon P u re b re d Sheep B reed ant Oct 12. The fo u r groups dis- ers Assn, sale S a tu rd a y, N ov. 11, ' cussed pro je cts and ideas a t the The sale w ill be held at the dessert - m e e tin g R eport o f the P olk county fa irg ro u n d s lo c a t recent bloodm obile v is it was ed one-fourth m ile south o f R ic k ..also made. re a ll on h ig h w a y 99W R ic k re a ll M rs. Ken C ru tc h e r to ld the is located eig h t m ile s west of j o rg a n iza tio n of the recent P ark- rose Ja yce tte fashion show in i P arkrose. F ive m em bers and iw o guests fro m Sandy attended 1 the event. The Jaycettes discussed th e ir C h ristm a s d oll p ro je c t vVTtlch is proceeding at fu ll speed. The "g rd w n -u p " doll is o u tfitte d w ith a fu ll w a rd ro b e and w o rk is p revious sales. F orty-seven Ore- a lm o st com pleted on g a rm e n ts gtyi breeders have selected top fo r the baby d o ll. T ic k e ts are q u a lity re g iste re d ewes io r the sale. a v a ila b le fro m any Ja yce tte Kessi said th a t 185 y e a rlin g m em bOr. The g ro u p voted “to have a c o m m u n ity Santa C laus bred ewes and 35 open ewe in co n ju n ctio n w ith the d o ll p ro lam bs w ill be o ffe re d fo r sale. g ra m Dec. 2, Sale catalogs a re a v a ila b le M e m b e rs prpsent at the m e e t fro m N. John Hansen, P olk ing w e re M esdam es: Tom S te ffi. county extension agent, Box 348, Don Lund b o m . J im D u ff, Ben D allas. PLUS S&H GREEN STAMPS ALWAYS ! N ow For A N D T H A T 'S Z IM 'S ... Y O U R COMPLETE STORE ! Bisquick IN ZIM ’S HARDWARE VARIETY DEPT M iracle W h ip Choc. Cherries SAVE Milk Chocolate or Dark SAVE 44 PER CENT PLUS S&H STAMPS SNOW'S Trouble Light 15-01. tin Clam Chowder or it * • ■ ■ Lit. AY Minced Clams SNOW'S 6-oz. SNOW'S PLAIN COTTON Flannel Yardage Y O U R C H O IC E Zim 's Farm Fresh M eats E W -oz. Ea. 35. Clam -Ala-King SPRY SAVE 3 1 % Shortening Link Sausage V e r s a T a b le s F o ld -N -R o ll Tabte-Fresk Produce Sliced Bacon Young Turkeys Oven* S w eeth eart Sweet Potatoes H u n d re d s o f Uses! Lay A w a y fo r C hristm as N O W ! Glass and Brass Junior's z lfu t f , . Smooth Skinned Men's All Cotton Therm al Insulated Sox PLAYING CARDS colors Reg. 53c Men's Thermal Shirts - Drawers |—M.'*' » »' • BRIDGE emh ^ c FRCNT COMPARTMENT at Hicks Y •* Thermal Insulated Decks B lankets TU R N IPS = R U TABAG O ES CARROTS O N IO N S Sunny Jim Crisp, Golden PINOCHLE LET US HELP YOU SAVE P@<UlUf Blitter Or Strawberry Preserves Low, Low Prices U nion Suits BEACON'S "SEA ISLE" BLANKET 2>. lb 61 R as.m 6' N ylon, 72x90 Size Men's Heavy Woven BEACON'S Lamont" Blanket BEACON'S Dexter" Blanket Assorted SO 9 8 Colors FIELDCREST Deauville" Blanket Lumberjack SAVE 36 SAVE 19 PLUS S&H STAMPS SAVE 30 SW IFTS MJB Instant 12-oz. tin Ea. 49c Flannel Shirts VAIA E! M en's 10'" Rubber Pacs OPEN FRIDAYS TIL 9:00 P.M BONUS 1 BONUS 2 BONUS 3 (■elusive 185 hp V 6 power with the highest torque, shortest stroke of in» truck built i n in the industry — built to outlost. outperform others. New eve c etc hint stvkng with lower hood smoother BOY'S SHIRTS lines New eitenor ond interior colors new fabric*. Duel headlamps lor soft nighttime driving Superior suspensions- Independent front suspension, with mointenonce tree torsion bar springs : t il ipiing» on the re *r tor smoothest truck r id * M urray - Newell Rubber Insulated Pacs Second and Main Greshar GMC - Pontiac - Tcmocst MILK F,z i <* SHAKES È1 M ushroom s Winter’s Coming! Is Your Car Ready? Best Prices Anywhere on Cleaners, Conditioners, Scalers .u, Buttons or Slices Curtis M arsh m allo w s 3< Dog Food lOe Hu<k Fin Fig Bars Corned Beef Hash Chili Nallcy's Mild at Weston ABC Shady Oak, 303 tins, ea. 35c SEE THEM AT I il l Ail Detergent •> AOsweet Margarine FOUNTAIN SPECIAL ANN PALMER BAKERY REYNOLDS ^ pple » A & Fritters Do‘ O U Spiced Fruits Black and Gold I'e m lu-s, Xpi u ol (r a h a p p lc , P caru 19* U I >1 p is 49< alley's 15-oz. 3 9 ‘ 14-oz. pkg. 3 /8 9 { u 39<
