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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1967)
THE SANDY (Or«.) POST Thurs., Sept. 31, 1*67 (Sec. 1) Spray Berries N o w Says Agent Dairy Herds Gain DHIA Honor Roll lbs. milk, to place third on the honor roll in August. DHIA Supervisors also re corded 48 individual cow s which made outstanding records of 75 lbs. butterfat or more during the month of August. Those owned locally are: two regis tered Brow n Swiss cows ow ned by Meier Dairy, Boring, pro duced 84, 79 lbs.; two register ed Holstelns and one Holstein owned by Sun Valley Dairy, Boring produced 82, 80, 75lbs.; two Holsteins owned by Verl Fleischman, Sandy, produced 97 , 96 lbs. • • • About one person in 50 was a victim of crime in the U. S. last year. Thirteen Clackamas County dairy herds qualified for the Dairy herd Improvement As sociation honor ro ll by produc ing an average of 40 pounds or more o< butterfat during the month of August according to reports of Ralph Mattison, N or man Granvold and L .C . Bernev. The monthly reports of Matt ison, Granvold and Berney list the local high producing herds owned by: Sun Valley Dairy, Boring, 86 cows, 7 dry, 47 lbs.; M rs. Wallace Aschoff, Boring, 37 cows, 4 dry, 41 lbs.; Meier Dairy, Boring, 117 cows, 12 dry, 40 lbs. A Brown Swiss owned by Meier Dairy Farms, produced 554 lbs. butterfat and 16,040 FRESH OREGON GROWN 4 lbs. Young J0 USDA GRADE A to Turkeys 3 9 c STEWING CHICKENS Fryers Fryer Parts S SMOKED j 95 SLICED BACON Locker * Packs * Special mn $ é q J s 20 lb. Ground Beef 20 lb. Pork IV ? and WITH EVERY B»on 100 LB. ORDER No Down - 6 Mos. to Pay WE ACCEPT USDA FOOD STAMPS BRIDGMON FARM MARKET O NE M IL E EA S T OF GRESHAM ON LOO P H IG H W A Y M rs. Everett Moore, Stondy, was reunited with two cousins after 35 years. Her cousins, the form er Holmon sisters, M rs. John Ltnesay and M rs. Dorothea Foltz of Sunny V al ley, Oregon form erly lived in Kansas. Other friends visited In Grants Pass form erly living in Sandy were M r. and Mrs. Arnold Buystedt and daughter. Hewell and Leslie Connell, sons of M r. and M rs, Andy Connell, Sandy, have returned from a trip to the World’ s F air at Montreal, Canada. Enroute they visited Yellow cookie mixture by teaspoonfuls stone National Park, the Bad- onto paper. Stick slivered a l lands, and Mt. Rushmore Mem monds into tops and sides of orial. After spendtng two days cookies. Bake at 275 degrees at the fair they Journyed through one hour. Remove cookies at New England, New York City, once to wire rack to cool. Detroit and Chicago where they Makes about 3 dozen.--From visited friends. They returned the files of M rs. Grant De- to Sandy on Sept. 17. Siazer, ZlgZag. W W • »»»W W W W W W W w e e- < < < < < < 279-6366 < By SALLY SEYMOUR i Monday, a group of concerned lems of classroom space for a good long tim e, instead we are mothers from the Eagle Creek offered this plan for only Mother’ s club, met with M r. $200,000.00 less with future Frink, principal ot Estacada needs not solved at all. grade sdhool. The purpose of the meeting was to find out If you are at all interested more about the proposed bond In the school bond Issue, attend Issue on the grounds that Eagle the open school board meeting Creek’ s needs have been com Sept. 27 at 8 p.m., at the ele pletely overlooked. Some of the mentary cafeteria In Estacada, Important points gleaned from Don’ t forget we must have a this discussion werp: new school and as long as we a tò t i (boohing? 1.1 S ' i fia by SARA SEWELL 5 lbs. Picnics 3 9 Spec; ——— ■■ i i-ni - —— -------- PAYING TUITION for classes at Mt, Hoctl Community College Is Terrv Panta, (right) Parkrose graduate enrolling for his second year. Another sophomore Is Terry Walsborn who Is studying occupational therapy. Classes begin Monday at the new campus east of Gresham. Legs r lC C Short Locals lb CUT-UP I Copper sprays should now be applied to trailing cuneberrtes for cimtrol of leaf ami cane spot fungus, recommends 54im Meyle, county extension agent. Trailing caneberrles such as loganberries, youngberry, boy- .xenberry, ami cultivated se lections of trailing blackberry are susclptlble to the leaf and Cane spot fungus. Old fruiting canes should be removed before spraying with Bordeaux 8 -8 - 100 or trtbeslc copper sulfate. The first symptoms of leaf and cane spot generally show up as purplish spots on the leaves, with lighter colored centers developing during the summer months, these later spread to other leaves ami the canes during early fall and winter. Complete spray coverage of all canes Is necessary for con tro l, Spray before the fall rains start ami add a spreader- sticker to make this protection last throughout the winter. II • This economical meat dish is delicious any time. SWEDISH MEAT BALLS 1 lb. ground beef 2 Tablespoons grated onion 1 teaspoon chopped parsley 2 eggs, beaten 1/3 cup tomato Juice 1 teaspoon salt 1/8 teaspoon pepper 1 cup rolled oats 1/8 teaspoon nutmeg 1 cup mushroom soup (undiluted) 1/2 cup buttermilk Combine all Ingredients ex cept soup and buttermilk. 9iape Into balls and brown in heavy skillet. Combine soup and but term ilk. Pour over meat balls. Cover and bake at 300 degrees 1 hour. Serves 4 to 6 .--From the files of M rs. J. Luscher, J r., Sandy, 400 degrees 20 mins. Makes 16 2-inch muffins. If desired, add 1/2 cup raisins or chopped dates.--From the files of M rs. J, Luscher, J r., Sandy. Now that school has started and the children come home hungry and ready for an a fte r school snack we mothers need to keep the cookie Jar filled. Here are recipes for two de lightfully different cookies. OBÏTL) AR IE S Lucille Porter uf Estacada, M rs. Bertha Huffman uf Port- la id , Mrs. Eva Lowe t f Port- pearl Mildred Schmale, 62, of 16X8 SE Ankeny St., died bud and Mrs. Effie Husbm of Sept. IS at a local hospital. Vancouver, Wash. Services were held Sept, 19 Mrs, Schmale was born Jan. in the chapel of C arroll Funeral 21, 1905 nt Redland. 9ie a tie ni ed school in Oregon Home with vault Interment In City. All uf her life has been Damascus Cemetery. spent In this area . . for many EVA MAY RUDDY years being employed as a Services for Eva May Ruddy practical nurse. She was a of Eagle Creek were held at the member of the Baptist church. Bateman Funeral Chapel Sept. Survivors Include four 10. M rs. Ruddy died S»pL 13 brothers aid four sisters: Alvin in a Portland hospital. £>e had Schmale of Boring, Lester of been III since April. Vault In Oregon City, Hurry of Portland, terment was In Forest Lawn Wilson of Gresham, M rs. cemetery. M rs. Ruddy was born Aug. 19, 1891 in Sioux City, Iowa. Her family moved to G a rri son, N. D„ when she was a small Child, iiie received her schooling in Conklin, N, I). M rs, Small children w ill again be Ruddy had made her home In this able to pet and feed farm ani area since 1942, mals in a “ See and Touch Survivors Include her c h il Barnyard” at the 57th annual dren: Mrs. Florabell Dutt of Pacific International Livestock Eagle Creek, Mrs, Amy C lark, Exposition in North Portland, William R. Daniels, Donald Sept. 29 through OCt. 7. Ruddy, Mrs. Margaret Ryan, The Portland Chamber of all of Portland, M rs. Hah Commerce will continue spon Beaston, Robert L, Ikinlels, sorship <f the special exhibit. both of Milan, 111., Mrs. Doro Last year It proved the most thy Briggs of Moline, 111.; 17 successful addition to the P-I grandchildren and 28 great in many years, attracting more grandchildren. than 40,000 children to pet, teed, and fondle chicks, rabbits, Save for calves, lambs, goats, piglets the future aid ponies. The Pacific International, with known as the nation’ s most d i Planned versified livestock show,brings Security more than 5,000 farm and ranch animals to ihe Multnomah Coun Phone ty Exposition Center, t includes 665-4186 educational and commercial displays, a poultry and pet stock Vern Atherly of show, a flower show and, for Its NEW YORK LIFE entertainment highlight, acom - INSURANCE CO blned Class A horse show and 29 N W H i FR 5 2900 Northwest Finals Huleo» PEARL MILDRED SCHMALE Livestock Show Starts Sept. 29 SANDY BUSINESS DIRECTORY • ’ • ’ •I SALLY'S ALLEY FARM TRACTOR CO. Johnny Sex - BUYING? - See U» for New BUTTERSCOTCH COOKIES Jecuzzi Pump» and - SELLING? - 1/2 cup evaporated milk Repair« on All Makes 3/4 cup sugar - TRADING? - Of Pump» 2 Tablespoons butter 24-Hour Phone Service Loop llwy. & Boring Road 1 -1 /4 cups coconut when calling Johnny Gresham, Oregon 1 small (6 oz.) pkg. butter Telephone 663 4353 scotch chips MO 5-3491 w ith SP-tf 2 cups Wheaties J. J. WALKER 1 teaspoon vanilla AT 8-5045 1/2 cup nuts Combine m ilk, sugar, butter 4950 NE Union Portland SP-tf and chips in 2-quart pan and bring to a full all-o ver b o il-- stlrring constantly. Botl for 2 SALES & SERVICE O AT-NUT MUFFINS minutes; remove from stove (Make ahead--Re-Heat for ROHDE & ROHDE and add nuts and vanilla. Stir Breakfast) FARM TRACTOR CO. until smooth and then add 1-1/2 cups rolled oats Loop Highway & Boring Road 107 So. Bluff, Sandy have to pay for It anyway, I ’m Wheaties and coconut. Toss un 1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour 1. It was admitted that the Uni all for having one In Eagle Grashorn 663 4353 til coated and drop by spoon on 1-1/2 Tablespoons sugar versity of Oregon survey Creek. : Phone 668-4666 wax paper. Refrigerate. When 3 teaspoons baking powder showed a rapid population set, remove to serving tray or 1-1/2 cups buttermilk or sweet Increase In Eagle Creek and freeze for future use. - - From milk with 4 tsp. vinegar added an urgent need for a new the files of M rs. Grant DeShaz- 1 teaspoon soda grade school. e r, Zigzag. Velma Is In C a li 1 teaspoon salt 2. Eagle Creek has at least fornia greeting her new grand 2 eggs ten acres for a new school son and helping to take care of 4 Tablespoons salad oil or site, bought and paid for. his sister, age 3. Grant Is melted shortening 3. Eagle Creek residents were keeping the home fires burning. 3/4 cup coarsely chopped w al not fully informed of the tre nuts, filberts or pecans mendous advantages of the PINK PORCUPINES Sift flour, sugar and baking pod-type building, nor was For Y o u r C ard In This P IR K C T O R V -R h o n o 4 egg whites powder. Add oats and milk. Beat a more conventional type build. 1 teaspoon cream of tartar soda, salt and eggs. Add with Ing proposed for their ap OPTOMETRIST CO NCRETE READY M IX 1-1/2 cups sugar oil and nuts to dry ingredients. proval, 1/2 teaspoon salt Mix just to blend. F ill greased 4. This proposed school w ill DR. ROBERT D. SCHOUTEN MT. HOOD REDI M IX 1 teaspoon vanilla muffin tins 2 /3 full. Bake at cast one dollar per square OPTOMETRIST 1/4 teaspoon almond extract Ready Mix Concreta • Crushed foot more than the type of Office Hour» 9 a m . to 5 30 p.m Daily Few drops red food coloring Rock • Sand and Gravel school originally planned for Closed Thursday and Sunday 1/2 cup blanched silvered a l Eagle Creek. It Is a stop-gap Phone 668-6515 Mt. Hood Dentol Bldg 668-4313 monds measure and another bond 415 E Pleasant Ave Sandy Beat egg whites to soft Plant located at Firwood Junction Issue would have to be voted peaks. Add cream of tartar on In a few years for more PHYSICIAN and beat until stiff peaks may classroom space. be formed. Gradually beat in 5. H ie original bond Issue ELTON D. LEAVITT, M.D. sugar, salt, vanilla, almond ex would have given us a new Physician and Surgeon tract and food coloring. school In Sprlngwater, and Grease cookie sheets well. Office Hour» 9 A M to 6 P M Eagle Creek, and bought the Daily except W e d , Sun Sat. 9 1 P M Line with unglazed brown paper old high school for Estacada’ s 668 4117 MEDICAL BLDG . SANDY and grease paper well. Drop future needs, solving the prob- News from Eagle Creek JEEPS Lawn Mower Classified Business, Professional Directory 668-444? THIS SPACE FOR RENT CALL 668-4448 Our New Hours Physician and Surgeon M ASONRY In Order to Serve You Better BRICK BLOCK - STONEWORK (Any Size Job) CUSTOM FIREPLACES OUR SPECIALTY Fireplace Repairs and Alterations FREE ESTIMATES Monday through Saturday • JACK FRIBERG MASONRY Sandy WE WELCOME YOU TO COME IN AND BROWSE OUR TWO FLOORS OF HOME FURNISHINGS AND CARPET 666-4975 Office Hours: 2 to 5 p.m. Doily eicept Thur». Set. 9-12 noon 668-4156 Mein St., Sandy S A N D A N D GRAVEL ROCK CREEK SAND AND GRAVEL Crushed Rock, F ill end Top Soil 658 - 3138 BAUNACH Z--- - Home for the Aged Veterans - Social Security - Welfare Gracious living on limited Income Fine Food 668-6190 McGUIRE NURSING HOME 668-4633 No Down Payment Home For invalids, convalescent patients SPORTING G OO DS SANDY CYCLE CENTER Bridgestone - Honda Sales Now and Used • Service • Parts 110 W. Proctor 668-6318 and those needing nursing core. M a rth a C. M c G u ire , OR USE OUR CONVENTIONAL PLAN WITH NO SERVICE CHARGE R.N. A Convalescent" ORCHARD CREST NURSING HOME loving Core For the Aged LEE COITEAU, MHCC BOOKSTORE manager looks over some of the volumes stocked for fall classes at the college. Housed In one of the trailers at the college’ s permanent site the bookstore Is now open, carrying texts and other supplies. (Post Photo) t W. A^NOEHREN, M.D. 1 24 Hour Nursing Core For ambulating and bed patients. Physicians on coll, z s iz Mile South oF Sandy O O O -O J J O On Bonuerf, Rood SURVEYOR MARX A CHASE Registered Land Surveyor Registered lond Surveyor. Surveying, Mapping, Subdivision». Office located 3 mile» east of Gresham on loop Hwy. P.O. Box 431 Gresham I
