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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1963)
Ihursdav, Nov. îi, 1963 (Sec. 1) The Sandy (Ore.) Post work smarter (not harder)^ BARTON NEWS Mrs. Lon Allen The Barton Extension Unit held a Cancer Closet work shop Thurs day, Nov. 7. About 8 women met at the Barton school and made pads, bed jackets, hospital type gowns and other items that are useful to persons who are con fined to bed for a long period of time. These items will be kept in the Barton area and will be available to any family in the community who needs them. They are for any illness where the patient is confined to bed for a long while. They are not just for cancer patients. There are foot rests that would be useful for a broken leg or arm. If some family in the commun ity has need of any of these items, you can contact Mrs. Bill Ferrel or any other members of the Ex tension Unit. Mrs. Jean Miller was host for the Executive Board of the newly organized Chapter of the Estaca 279-6402 da Jaycettes, Friday morning, Nov. 8. Mrs. Lester Courtain is in charge of the community schoo' program for the month of Novem ber. Reports are that a new type of entertainment will be presented. Short Locals Izaak Walton League, Oregon City Chapter, will meet Wednes day, Dec. 4, 8 p.m., Oregon City Chamber Commerce Bldg., Ore gon City. JOHN MILLER, BORING,presi dent announces that the meeting will be election of 1964 officers, committee reports and reports from the State Izaak Walton Con vention to be held in Portland at the Multnomah Hotel, Nov. 22-24. Anyone interested in attending all or part ofthe Convention should contact Mr. Miller. SANDY BLUFF By BERXlfE STRAWN OSl Extension Service Inability to make decisions con Turkey time is here. You can sumes time and energy that could buy frozen turkey already stuffed be spent doing the job with less --or without stuffing. But there’s wear and tear on you. a difference in the way you hand Don’t let worry slow you down. le It. Here’s a simple 5-step formula Virginia Weiser, OSU Nu to use In making any decision. tritionist for the Extension Serv 1. Think through your resources — ice, tells you how. time, money, energy, skills. 2. If you buy a frozen turkey, al Just what is your goal? Get this ready stuffed, cook It without thaw clearly in mind. 3. What are the ing. Before cooking, it’s all right alternatives? Consider the pros to let it stand overnight in the re and cons of each. 4. Take action— frigerator, but not at room temper choose the way you think will meet ature. Once you do start roast your goal. 5. Follow through and ing the turkey, continue until it is if necessary, revise your deci finished. Do not start it one day sion. Revision donesn’t mean and finish it the next. you’ve made a mistake. This is a If the frozen turkey is not stuff perfectly normal consequence. ed, thaw it in its own wrapper, Every time you replace inac in the refrigerator. The thawing tion you beat down that procasti- is more uniform than when thaw nation habit--and grow in pride ed at room temperature. A turkey of accomplishment. of 10 to 20 pounds will take about two to three days to thaw in the refrigerator. Is baby’s white wool bonnett or blanket turning yellow? After suds ing clean, bleach white in 3 per cent hydrogen peroxide and water solution. (The druggist will sell this to you.) Add 1/2 cup per oxide to 2 cups water and let wool stand In solution 4 or 5 hours. Repeat if necessary. Be sure to rinse thoroughly after bleaching. Dry wool away from heat and sun to prevent yellowing. Accurate predictions of crop growth are now possible by use of a U. S. Department of Agri culture formula for measuring plant responses to specific en vironmental influence. Mrs. Rose Brook died inanurs- IU| home in Portland, Nov. 12. She and her husband, the late Ed Brook came to this area in 1907. They purchased 20 acres of land on the Haughlum road, and raised their family. The oldest son, Jer ome, owned the place after his father's passing. They built a home on property where Mrs. Brooks and youngest son Albert lived for a number of years, moving to Port land later. Roy Brook now lives on the place, making three generations having lived in the same place. Mr. and Mrs. Charlds Wilken- son is having Mr. Wilkenson’s brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilkenson of Depoe Bay, also their daughter Helen of Portland, as dinner guests on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Haughlum have just returned from their place in Eastern Oregon. Milk and other dairy prod ucts provide two - thirds of the total calcium in family di ets, the U. S. Department of Agriculture reports. American families spent 19 cents of each food dollar for dairy foods last year, reports the Amer ican Dairy Council. 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