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The Sandy (Ore.) Post Thursday. Mar. 5,
4-H Round-Up
POST DEADLINES
News deadline each week
Is 4 p.m. Monday. Deadline
for ads is 12 noon Tuesday.
The Cottrell 4-H squaredancing
club, Ute Swinging Squares, met
Wed.. Feb. 26th in the school
gym. The leaders, Mrs. Lundy
and Mrs. Kramer demonstrated
some more square dance steps
and then the members tried them.
After this, everyone divided into
two groups and did the Virgin a
Reel. We also did Oh Johnny. The
next meeting is planned for Wed.
March 4th in the Cottrell gym.
Sunday School
9:45 A M.
Morning Services
11 A.M.
Westminster Fellowship
High S< hool Group
7 P.M.
OPEN 9 TO 9 DAILY
Beef... Tender,
Delicious Cuts
Forestry
Follett
prices effective
W ednesday , T hursday , F riday ,S aturday & S unday
Round Steak
Deann Carothers and Elaine
Stokes dropped out of sewing. Next
week we are making a case for
our sewing. We think some fourth
graders are going to join.
Seventh-day
Adventist
Sabbath School
smrrtie Cfint
Sewing
By Kristen Anderson
Nursery care during worship
Parsonage MU 7-3644
Rev E. L. Neuenfeldt
Church Service
Friday
- • Zimmerman's
by Mike Cercarci
Community
Presbyterian
Church
Elder Ira
imi (Sec. 1)
..69‘
By Kristen Anderson
9:30 A M.
Ir Forestry every thing is go­
ing smoother than last week. We
got more new kids in the club.
We went to watch horse-logging
last Thursday.
11:00 A.M.
8:00 P.M.
Phone MO 5-0424
Mt. Hood Jaycee howling team poses with trophies won
The Merry Menders sewing dub
for second place in the State Jaycee bowling tournament
held last weekend at Milwaukie Bowl. Standing left to right
was organized in January and we
are, Jerry Perkins, Jim Duff and Jim Pullen. Kneeling are
have five members. We meet at
Garrett Hartke and Denny Gray. First place was won by the
3:30 on Wednesday at the home of
Pendleton Jaycee team.
our leader, Mrs. Blaisdell. Our
officers for this year are: Nancy
Root, president; Dawn Grambo,
vice president; Marilyn Matheson,
secretary; Diane Grambo, game and
song leader; and Sheryll Roberts,
reporter. This is our first year
in 4-H and we are going to make
a scissors case and then we will
Automation in the poultry in­
of Clackamas County. At the Saf-
make place mats. We are learning
way plant the group saw thre
to use a sewing machine and we dustry was vividly displayed for
large machines capable of pro
all enjoy our sewing club very Interested poultrymen on a recent
egg marketing tour. This tour
cessing a total of 75 cases of
much.
arranged by the Oregon State Un­
eggs per hour. This machine is
iversity Extension Service, with
developed on an electronic basis
Clackamas County Extension Ser­
and embodies some features not
vice
cooperating, took place
found in the previously mention­
Thursday, February 27th.
ed egg processing operations.
Approximately 60 growers at­
EASY TERMS
Following the Safeway tour, the
tended the tour and visited com­
group visited the Logan Egg Farm-
Dover Extension will meet in the
Moat dependable 20" Oliar In
mercial plants. The first stop
the largest egg operation in Clack­
Ita price range on tha market
home of Dolly Wyatt on March
was the Oregon Egg Producers
amas County. There are 100,000
todayl So easy to usa with
13 at 10:30. Bring a sack lunch.
plant in Southeast Portland where
hens on this farm with the to­
fingertip controla, all Staal Tur­
The lesson will be on "Food Mis­
a completely automated egg pro­
bo-Tinea. handlebara Inatantly
tal egg production processed on
information” with our county agent
adjustable from eldeto-elde,
cessing plant was viewed. This
the farm. Whereas the machin­
in charge.
reverie drlva. Outatandlng for
plant is capable of processing,
ery demonstrated at the pre-
power, pertormenca, veluel
Last Friday several members of
that is, sizing, grading, and pack­
vlosly mentioned stops was most­
Dover Unit met at the home of
aging approximately 50 cases of
ly American built, on the Logan
Peggy Fleshman to start on braid­
eggs per hour with a seven-man
farm there is one grading mach­
ed rug project, Peggy Fleshman
crew. A case of eggs consists
ine that is manufactured in Hol­
and Kate Cheney leaders. (You’d
HARDWARE
of 30 dozen which gives some
land.
be
surprise
how
much
informa
­
SE. STARK AT 141ST
idea of the volume of eggs that
All of these stops indicate the
tion
it
takes
to
make
a
proper
Al 3 4558
are going by the various stages. degree with which automation has
braid!)
The second stop was at the
entered the poultry business and
Western Farmers Association
gives some Indication to produc­
plant on Swan Island. This is
ers what they must do if they
another automated operation with
are to keep pace on their home
a capacity of approximately 25
operation.
cases per hour with a three-man
crew.
The following commercial egg
AUTOMATIC WASHER
producers and Industry represen­
Youth For Christ
tatives from Clackamas County
TWO YEAR PARTS GUARANTEE
• TERMS
attended these two stops and the
two that will be mentioned later:
A Musical Rally will tie presen­
Mr. Glenn Ek Mr. and Mrs. Or­ ted at Youth for Christ Saturday
88
Matching Dryer
ville Killingbeck, Mr. and Mrs. night at Cleveland High School, 7:30
1
Homer Quint, Mr. Nort Nichol­ o’clock with Mary Jayne, winner
W. T
son, Bob Van Bishler, Mr. Char­ of the "Best Female Vocalist of
A37A
les Meter, Alfred Sloop, and Dan
the Year” award and the BIOLA
Keller, Lorin Wrolstad, Jr., and Chorale as special guests.
Joe Jell.
Afternoon stops Included the
Safeway egg processing plant near
HARDWARE
Sandy
Clackamas and the Logan Egg
AL 3-4558
S.E. Stark at 14l»t
_____
Farm in the Springwater district
Assembly of God
BIG!
POWERFUL!
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ropolitan Portland area. For money to build
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