Thursday, Sept, io, 19«4 (Sec. 2) The Sandy (Ore.) Post
Frozen Deserts
by Mrs. Helen McDowall
Clackamas Cty. Extension Agent
Fat Content of Frozen Desserts
Varies
Frozen dairy desserts on the
market today include ice cream;
ice milk, fruit sherbet, water ices,
and ice cream containing egg (sold
as frozen custard, French ice
cream, or French custard ice
cream.)
What is the difference between
these frozen desserts? Mrs. Helen
McDowall,
Clackamas county
home extension agent, reports that
one big difference is the fat con­
tent.
Standards of Identity established
by the Oregon State Department
of Agriculture say that ice cream
must contain at least 10 per cent
milk fat. Ice milk must have at
least 2 per cent, and not more that
7 per cent milk fat.
Frozen custard, French Ice
cream, and French custard ice
cream have the same percentage
of milk fat as regular ice cream,
plus the addition of not less than
1.12 per cent of egg yolk solids.
Sherberts must have not less than
1 per cent and not more than 2
per cent milk fat. Water Ices con­
tain no milk fat.
Many people believe sherbert is
lower in calories than ice cream.
This may or may not be true,
depending upon the fat content of
the ice cream and the amount
of sugar used in the sherbert.
Most sherbert Is tart and con­
tains considerably more sugar
than ice cream. This may add,
up to as many calories as are
found In the higher fat frozen des­
serts.
If you’re a man of few words,
you won’t have to take so many of
them back.--The Office Econom­
ist.
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the fishermen’s guide
by mel weseman
Salmon River has produced an­
other jackpot, both in fishing and
in the surrounding scenery. On
my last trip I went in from De­
vil’s Peak Lookout, planning to
make an easy descent down to Sal­
mon River Trail.
I’d hoped to cut in at the "falls”,
fish down river for a while, and then
walk out Salmon River Trail tc
Welches, where a car was wait­
ing for us. As it was, things turn­
ed out just a little different. My
brother-in-law, (Jerry McKenzie,
Welches) went with me.
We had estimated Devil’s Peak
Lookout to be approximately one
mile from the river, as the crow
flies. Plunging into the brush, we
encountered some of the rough­
est and wildest terrain imaglneble.
Soon it was evident our only
course of action would be to fol­
low the ridges and game trails.
It was too steep to just "walk
down to the river”! One ridge
was so steep we could look over on
both sides.
In places by reaching out with
our fishing poles we could touch
the tips of good-sized fir trees
growing sixty to eighty feet be­
low!
These views were breath-tak­
ing, but the going was hard. Walk­
ing down-hill is not all it’s crack­
ed up to be, it can be mighty
tough on your feet and knees. Three
hours later we broke out onto
Salmon River Trail, about half-
mile down river from Goat Creek.
We crossed the trail and climb­
ed down the canyon to Salmon Riv­
er below. That was steep, but noth­
ing like what we’d just been
through. We came out on the riv­
er right above the first of a ser­
ies of waterfalls.
After the climb down, river
water sure felt good on our hot,
tired feet. It was cold in fact,
I could only stand it for a few
seconds at a time.
We began fishing two holes above
the falls. I started with a salmon
egg on a single egg hook and split
shot about eighteen inches above.
I hooked into a couple of nice
sized rainbow. Neither hooked
themselves deep, and they put up
Facts are not concerned
with flattery.
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a good fight.
Right below the falls was a big
pool, and there I caught the only
native cutthroat of my limit. It
measured nine Inches, a spotted
beauty. I hooked It at the upper
part of the hole In relatively quiet
water.
A cutthroat doesn’t put up the
mighty fight or show above water
like a rainbow but does it’s pro­
testing underwater swimming at
angles against your line.
This series of falls that we had
intercepted roared through a nar­
row gorge for about a mile and
the pools between them were ex­
tremely Inaccessible.
Most of the time we’d have
to climb up and around the falls
to reach the next hole down river.
It seemed like we were doing a
Jerry took this picture of one of the many bathing my hot and weary feet in the icy
lot more climbing than fishing
waterfalls on the Salmon River just after our water while our dog. Pudge, stands by. Low­
but every hole had fish, and I
difficult descent to the stream. If you look er pool is where 1 later caught the native
wish I could have caught all the
closely you can see me just above the falls cutthroat.
big ones I saw.
After catching
the native,
I changed from the single egg to
Seventh-day Adventists
a number 10 "claw type” hook
with a double sliced shank. On this
Hear Missionaries
I threaded a single salmon egg
clear up to the eye, and then ad­
Pastor and Mrs. Kretschmar
ded a piece of worm.
of Brazil last week addressed the
from your
The bright egg acts as an at­
group at the Sandy Seventh-day
tractor, and the worm the "bait."
Adventist Church.
COUNTY
EXTENSION
AGENT
With this I filled my limit, nine
Kretschmar, president of the
to twelve inch rainbow, and my
Bahia-Sergipe S.D.A. Mission in
single cutthroat.
Anyone who is trying to raise the cones on low elevation Doug­ Brazil, told of the meager hous­
Jerry caught the record fish
a
garden knows this is the year las fir (those below 2,000 feet) ing of the locality and the unsan­
on i this trip, with worms. When
of
the late summer and that nearly are much good and there are prac­ itary conditions of water supply,
he i first hooked it, he thought
everything
is two or three weeks tically no true fir cones for com­ a stream meandering down the un­
he was snagged. He pulled back
paved street with dogs, pigs, cat­
harvest
at higher tle, other animals and children,
on his rod and there was no later than usual. But I bet you mercial
didn
’
t
know
that
the
peak
of
the
elevations.
give; seconds later he had all
nearly naked, running and playing
flea season is only one week lat-
We have additional details and in the mud and water with women
the action he could handle! That
er than last year, did you?
the names of buyers available on
monster jumped and shook himself,
From all the complaints, it request. In short, the cone "pick­ washing their clothes and getting
then lunged for a fallen tree.
sounds as though fleas aren’t lead­ ings” don’t look too bright this the water for drinking and cook-
Jerry worked him out of there
ign from the same source. He
ing a dog’s life any more. year.
only to have him dance across the
explained their efforts to tell the
They’ve moved from the canine
water, then dive and head for the
people of Jesus and His love.
group to the species homo sap­
rapids. As Jerry eased him back
Mrs. Kretschmar spoke to the
iens.
from the fast water, the fish head­
congregation of the work for the
I should point out first that it
ed for the sunken log again. This
women and children.
is a common problem for fleas
If you tangle with poision Ivy
old fellow considered that log his
The Kretschmars, home now on
to show up Indoors about this time or poison oak, don’t neglect
best chance for escape.
of the year and is in no way a washing your clothing as well furlough, will soon be returning
I finally lifted it a little so
reflection on your housekeeping. as the exposed areas of your to Brazil.
Jerry could duck under. Jerry
Actually, fleas commonly found on body.
said he went under that log so
dogs and cats will frequently trans­
Garments become contamin­
quick he didn’t even touch the
A record 32.9 million hens pro­
fer their feeding to human beings. ated with the plants’ irritating
water! On the other side the river
This is especially true when pets oils, so it’s not safe to wear or duced a record 7.4 billion eggs In
was quieter, and in a short while have the run of the house.
handle them until after laund­ California last year. The egg pro­
he landed the big rainbow, mea­
duction was 7% above 1962.
Flea
eggs
are
small,
rounded
ering.
suring in at fourteen and a quart­
and white, and are usually found
er inches.
on the floor, ground, or bedding,
No fisherman was ever happier
than Jerry at the sight of that or similar locations. They hatch
out and grow into a couple of in­
fish.
When we had filled our limits, termediate stages and in about
we climbed up to the trail and fifteen to twenty days complete
walked out as planned. We felt the cycle Into an adult flea.
What to do? Dust cats with
we’d had a rough and rugged trip
Malathion or Pyrethrum, Dust
but were completely satisfied.
other animals with D.D.T., Mal-
To reach this section of river,
drive out Highway 26 past Govern­ athlon or Methoxychlor. Clean up
ment Camp to the Trillium Lake the animal’s bed and spray or dust
with the same materials as list­
turn-off. Drive past Trillium Lake,
until the road branches three ways. ed above. A 5% D.D.T. spray mix
In light oil base may be purchas­
The left hand branch will have a ed ready for use and Is quite
sign, Klnzel Lake, 10 miles. At
Kinzel Lake, there is a trail, effective Indoors. Do not use
Klnzel Lake Trail, that joins Sal­ around foodstuffs and be sure to
follow directions on the container.
mon River Trail.
Use of 10% D.D.T. dust or a
As we were late in starting on
this particular trip, we searched 6% or 10% chlordane dust around
too hastily for it, and then decided basements and yard areas will be
on the alternate of Devil’s Peak. of benefit too.
Since some of these pesticides
Next time, we’ll take the time to
kill slowly, live fleas may be
find It!
observed several days after treat­
ment Repeat applications two or
three times for best results.
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Irving Enna, chairman of the
Multnomah County Republican
Central Committee, will speak to
the East County Republican club
at a meeting this evening.
Time and place areG’enfair
school, NE 153rd and Gllsan, at 8
o’clock.
Enna Is a Portland Insurance
man who has a long record of civic
activities In the Mental Health
Assn., Salvation Army, YMCA and
UGN. He was elected to the chair­
manship several months ago.
Airman First Class Edwin F.
Woody, son of Mr. and Mrs.George
H. Woody of Rt. 1, Sandy, has
graduated from the U^. Air Force
Noncommissioned Officers Pre­
paratory School at Ernest Harmon
AFB, Newfoundland.
The airman, a graduate ofSandy
Union High School, Is married to
the former Nancy E. Connor,
duaghter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Connors of Portsmouth, N.H.
Beer consumption in the United
States increased 2.85% last year
to 93.8 million barrels.
De!-Ray Beauty Salons
Column Comments
We continue to have calls about
whether Canada thistle comes un­
der the county weed control laws.
Unfortunately, It doesn’t. There is
no legal recourse through the
county to enforce eradication or
control. At this stage about all
we can do is suggest that If the
seed heads can be clipped off and
burned, or If the field could be
burned off, this would help.
Actually by the time the plants
are past blooming, it’s pretty tough
to carry out any remedial mea­
sures of any practical valve. Why
don’t you plan to do a good job
of spraying next year and do It
early? We will have some in­
formation on this in Column Com­
ments at the proper time for spray­
ing.
WE’VE SHARPENED OUR PENCILS FOR CLOSEOUT!
SERVICE LINES
Hope you didn’t miss the fair.
It was the best yet and I hear
that plans are already underway
for making it better next year.
Anyone who thinks the country
is "going to the dogs’’ and that
the teenagers are all "hoods”
couldn’t really believe this if they
could have seen these boys and
girls participating in the fair con­
tests.
Call it corny if you like, but
we still have a good percentage
of wholesome kids who know how
to work, appreciate the value of
a dollar, and can thrive on good
competition. The fair Is one way
of proving this by giving us the
opportunity to see our young
people in action. And they came
through with flying colors.
Our good friend Al Parker re­
minds me that now is the time some
folks begin to Inquire about the
cone crops in the area. The lat­
est dope indicates that the forest
cone crop is rather "poorly” this
year and generally speaking only
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