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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1963)
4 Th® Sandy (Ore.) Post Thursday. June 13, 1963 (Sec. 1) Jalopy Derby Set at Jantzen Wildflowers On Display A seldom-seen display of wild flowers of the Columbia Gorge can be seen this weekend by taking a short drive up the Scenic highway For the ninth year, the Co lumbian Garden club of Corbett and Springdale will display wildflowers of the gorge at Wahkeena Falls, a mile west of Multnomah Falls. The loadside exhibit will be there until next Tuesday Made with the cooperation of the U S. Forest Servite's Gorge district, the display of beautiful blooms has drawn vis itors and favorable comment from across the land It is held annually during Rose Festival week. The display opened several days ago. Two big Rose Festival auto racing events have been scheduled for Jantzen arena’s paved one quarter mile oval Friday evening and Sunday in a twilight event. The ever (topular Jalopies will hold forth in the two big day's with a big Jalopy De struction Derby scheduled for each performance. - *498 (Impregnated with 2,4 D to Control Lawn Weed») POLYBORCHLORATE 50 lb. sack $7.20 2,4-D AMINE Pint $1.35 Gal. $ 4.45 Qt. $2.10 5-Gal. $20.50 ATLACIDE With 2, 4-D 100 lbs. $20.00 245-T LV Ester Pint $1.80 Gal. $ 7.20 Qt. $3.00 5-Gal. $35.25 SIMAZINE 80W 5 lb. pkg. $14.50 2,4-D & 2,4,5-T LV Mixed Pint $1.50 Gal. $ 5.75 Qt. $2.40 5-Gal. $28.00 in 5 Gal. Lots Gal. $2.10 4 lbs. $12.00 . AMINO TRIAZOLE 4-lb. 24-lb. $10 00 $1.70 Rose Festival Souvenir Glass S m TRY A CLASSIFIED AD Weedez Bar SODIUM ARSENATE TO SAVERS Ov<i 1( xj of the "junk yard" re«r. its will be on hand with l-iid i . s events getting under- wav with time trials starting at X p tn with the first of the eight big smashup lacing events set for 8:30 p.m and "everything goes" when the starter's green flag starts the first event except head-on col lisions. WEED KILLERS KARMEX........................ FREE $54.00 Gresham Co-op 575 N.E. 8th MO 5-9151 For you collectors, friends and visitors who open or add to your Benj. Franklin Savings Account at this time, we have a rose-crested glass especially created for Port land’s Rose Festival. Get yours Free when you save at any of our eight convenient offices. (Cannot be mailed). Strawberries were big, ripe and juicy at the N. Asakawa berry farm Tuesday morn ing and Betty Davis, Debbie Cooley and Julie Asakawa found the picking good. Betty and Debbie are here from Arizona with their families lor the picking season. Julie is a Sandy grade school student. Asakawa said he started Tuesday short of pickers, but had calls from enough to cover the fields ade- quately. He raises both Marshalls and Puget Beauties, both of which he sells to Hudson and to Jan» Berryland. The Puget Beauty, a newer variety, is said to be a cross be tween the Marshall and the wild strawberry and keeps a bit of its wild forebear’s special flavor. Asakawa says he expects a yield this year of about 3'; to 4 tons per acre. "Pay Yourself First FRANKLIN BENJ. SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. FEDERAL (Sandy Post photo) HOME OFFICE: 517 S.W. Stark Portland 4, Oregon • 226-4262 8 OFFICES ROBT H. HAZEN, Pres. GRESHAM OFFICE________ 55 N. ROBERTS_______________ ______ MO 5-3158 TRY A CLASSIFIED AD PGE Receives Award For Resource Program indus- The nation's try paid its highest tribute to Electric Portland company this week as it pre sented the Oregon utility with the 1962 Edison Award, "for its leadership in creating a model water resources devel opment program for the State of Oregon." The award was presented in Denver to Thomas W. Delzell, chairman of the board of Port land General Electric, by W. W Lynch, president of the Ed ison Electric Institute, at the close of the Institute's 31st An nual Convention. PGE was cited for develop- ing a model water resources program "combining the pres ervation of natural beauty, the creation of attractive recrea tional areas for free public use and providing for conservation, fishing interests and water utilization for electric power production." Alongside its hydroelectric developments. PGE maintains ten public parks and recrea tion areas which have , been visited by over a million out- door enthusiasts. It's the most complete pri- vate park development In the world. Also in conjunction with its power plants. PGE has con structed over $10 million worth of fish-passage and protection facilities. In accepting the award, PGE's board chairman Delzell said that his company’s pol- icy. simply stated, "means that we have a responsibility our customers, our stockholders and the peo ple of Oregon to provide some thing more than simple utility service. Developing our water resources for the fullest pub lic good is but one element In the broad spectrum of activ- ¡tie»» which we have designed to meet that responsibility.” Among the many who have applauded PGE'a work in -con servation are Governor Mark O. Hatfield and James K. Carr. Undersecretary of the Inter ior. Speaking before 500 Bonne ville Power Administration employes, Carr said In my opinion PGE lias the outstand ing recreation program in all •»MBBnMnBB Come From MR. AL’S MAN SHOP (of course) Munsingweor & Hartog SPORT KNITS Dad wants proper fit plus , freedom of action These ac- five and attractive sport knits assure him of casual comfort. Easy to launder. Wide range of colors. 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