Sandy (Ore.) Post Thursday, Oct. 10, 1963 (See. 1)
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WILCO LEAGUE
W L Pct.
Parkrose
Wy'east
Estacada
Canby
Jesuit
Reynolds
Molalla
Sandy
Silverton
Scappoose
4 0 1.000
4 0 1.000
....
3 1 .750
2 2 .500
2 2 .500
2 2 500
1 3 .250
1 3 .250
1 3 .250
0 4 .000
Results Last Week
Reynolds 25, Silverton 0;
Parkrose 36. Molalla 12; Jesuit
20. Canby 6; Wy'east 20. Sandy
6: Estacada 34, Scappoose 0.
Gaines This Week
Estacada at Reynolds, Canby
at Scappoose, Wy'east at Park­
rose. Jesuit at Molalla, Sandy
at Siilverton.
FLOUR SALE
DRUG FACTS
LONG1. ....I
25 lbs.
BOUGHT EVERYTHING
SANDY
M. Mount, Sandy .Jus­
tice of the Peace, and William
.1. (Bill) Richardson of Rich
ardson Chevrolet, concentrate
on counting ballots in the Post's
subscription contest.
A normal person in good health
needn’t worry about vitamin de­
ficiency if he follows an adequate,
nutritionally-balanced diet.
Dick’s Shop
DRUG
Cars, Truck and
Tractor Service
“ , ..71 SCgyiCE. QUALITY]
MUTUAL I 1XP£NOA8lLITY
706 Hood Ave.
MU 7-4321
Ohptimg
We the undersigned members of the Advisory Board of
Judges, do hereby state that we have this day made a thorough
canvass of all subscriptions found in the sealed ballot box for
each individual worker, that we have tallied all votes and
points on each subscription, have added these totals to the
scores earned prior to the ballot box and have found the prizes
won and places earned by each individual worker to be as fol­
lows :
..Orie Willcoxon
616,500
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
Virgil Dahrens
533,500
DIST. ONE CAPITAL PRIZE
Jim Kalahan
541,750
DIST. TWO CAPITAL PRIZE
Tommy Persons
506,250
FOURTH PRIZE
Beverly Snyder
499,000
FIFTH PRIZE
The above five win the major prizes in the campaign. Below
is the list of places earned by the remaining workers who re-
ceive commissions of 15'3 on all money they turned in for sub-
scriptions during the 3 weeks.
465,750 15th Willard Stokes
278,250
J. Darnall
402,250 16th Kathy Lee
David Light
260750
371250
Gary Berger
Michelle Steffi 359,500 17th—Rod Harding .... 241,500
Carl Larson
357,000 18th—Tom Simpson
138,500
Jim Daniels ..
88.500
Stan Frazier
321,500 19th—Bob Hildebrand
Gary Olden-
20th—Diane Paul
83,500
kamp
305,250
21st—Ray Akres ___
58,000
14th Derrill Sander­
cock ....
299,000 22nd—Darlene Plante
57 000
The first EXTRA prize of $10 in cash, given to the worker
turning in the most points on NEW subscriptions during the 3rd
and 4th report periods was won by: TIE: David Light, Kelso,
Boring, with 131 points; Jim Kalahan, Dover Rd., with 131 points.
The second EXTRA prize of $10 in cash, given to the worker
turning in the most points on new OR renewal subscriptions
during the last three report periods was won by: Beverly Sny­
der, Bull Run, with 427 points.
6th
7th
8th
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10th
11th
12th
13th
Dated at Sandy, Oregon, October 10- 1963.
MOW
(Signed)
Today's a good day to start regular savings.
You can begin with as little as $1.00. Added
to regularly, your savings will help you attain
your goal of a home, a car, travel, sequrity.
We pay 3V < on savings and 4% on Time Cer­
tificates of Deposit of $500.00, or more, for
one year.
COUNTY BANK
SANDY. OBE
MEMBER Fedmil Deposit
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WILLIAM J. RICHARDSON
MRS. E. M. MOUNT'
Freezers Assn
Cites N.W. Fruit
William A. Free SV., 1963
President of the National Can­
ners Assn., who addressed the
Annual Membership Confer­
ence of the Northwest Canners
and Freezers Assn., says,
“You in the Northwest have
pride of performance to crow
about in the fact that you pay
fruit and vegetable growers
here in the Northwest a grand
total of $136,155.000 a year
$64,529,000 for your fruits and
berries and $71.6O6,(XM) for your
vegetables.
“It means a lot to the farm
community and their families
for you to buy 238,430 tons of
their fruits and berries, and
the vegetables from 334,883
acres of Northwest farmland
producing 1.693.012 tons for can­
ning and freezing," Free sta­
ted.
He cited also the fact of em­
ployment given to 36.320 factory
workers with payrolls totaling
$86,822.884. and the variety of
fered by 44 different canned
items and 38 frozen in this
area, totaling 31, 551, 898 actu­
al cases canned and 1.206.-
392,000 pounds frozen, from 74
Northwest canneries and 102
freezing plants.
Free pointed out that t h e
Northwest leads in production
of these canned items: green
beans, carrots, sweet cher­
ries. purple plums, blackber­
ries, boysenberries, loganber­
ries, gooseberries,
loganber-
raspberries and holds second
place with freestone peaches
and pears.
He reminded his audience
that they are way out in the
lead in frozen potatoes, pro­
ducing 72 per cent of the na­
tional total
Other firsts in
freezing he cited are: aspara­
gus. green beans, carrots, corn,
peas, peas and carrots com­
bined. and mixed vegetables.
■Mil» Fifth
The fact that the fruit and
vegetable canning and freez­
ing industry
stands
fifth
among Northwest industries in
terms of dollar value, is anoth­
er point of pride, he said. The
industry is exceeded only by
lumber, transportation equip­
ment. chemicals and primary
metals
“I think that every proces­
sor in the land should consid­
er himself a one - man public
relations firm to let his fellow­
townsmen, his wife's bridge
club members, his school and
civic authorities know that
producing food that spans the
seasons ; paying farmers hun­
dreds of thousands; furnishing
employment to millions; build­
ing the public health and con­
stantly improving the stand­
ards of living, is a real honest-
to • god contribution to the
strength of America
Therefore I say that we
have a good story to tell Let’s
go out and tell it.” he assert­
ed
*3.85
GOLD MEDAL WONDRA
Judges’ Statement
TieacoM. DRUS
50 lbs.
*1.95
Victory smiles light the faces of the five major prize
winners in the Sandy Post subscription contest. Left to right,
the big smiles are worn by Virgil Dahrens, Jim Kalahari,
Tommy Persons, Beverly Snyder and Orle Wilisoxon. (Sandy Post photo)
ON MY LIST FOR
BABY AT
PGE Collections — West Coast
Telephone — S&H Green Stamps
— Western World Money Orders
RINSO
BLUE
Gold Medal
SEE, IT DIDN'T
TAKE
s
AL GANTENBEIN BUSTS THE FLOUR
BARRIER !
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IT'S NEW . . . IT'S WONDERFUL!
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SAVE 28e
50 lbs.
*1.89 *3.79
Crown Unbleached
25 Ibs.
S O
50 lbs.
FISHER’S WHOLE WHEAT
50 Ibs.
10 Ibs.
95e
*4.29
SNOWDROP SELF-RISING
25 Ibs.
10 Ibs.
*2.39
*1.19
Finer Family Flour
BUTTER
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7?
Reg-98c
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3-Lb. Can
FISHERS ALA (^d 3 I 89‘
Free Demonstration Friday and Saturday
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NALLEY'S LUMBERJACK
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*6.79
*3.49
*1.79
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100 lbs.
50 lbs.
28-O i .
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IN CLOTH BAGS
25 lbs.
PLANTER'S
e PEANUT
*3.79
*1.89
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Giant Box
5 i 69c
Crown Bleached
25 lbs.
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WAFFLE SYRUP «-3/95
Top Wave Chunk Style
TUNA
No. 1/2 tins
STANDBY
ZEE
TOILET TISSUE
TOMATO JUICE
$100
12
$-[00
46-oz.
CASE OF 12 $2.89
CASE OF 96 $7.95
We're Still Selling Lots of Canned Foods
By the Case ... Order Yours Now
+ Produce ♦
+ Meats +
EASTERN OREGON
GRAIN-FED BEEF
Cut Just Right for Broiling
T-BONE
AND
SIRLOIN STEAKS
CHUCK
ROASTS
.45'
POUND
Jonathan Apples,
Turnips, Rutabagas,
Carrots
89 3 25
SUNSHINE
Golden Bananas or
Tokay Grapes
CRACKERS
GR. CHUCK
LEAN
2;79‘
10
lb.
box
Reserve the Kight to
GANTENBEIN S KELSO STORE
LOOP HIGHWAY AT KELSO
These specials good for 4 days thru Monday (Oct. 10-11-12-14)