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TMB SANDY (Or«.) POST Ihur».. June 13, 1*62 (S«<. 1) Mini Tractor Sorvica L I S T « COMBS olumn Comments Coed drivers always signal their Intentions »«11 ahead of their movements, the Allstate Motor Club warns. Vse pro- per signals to tell other d r i vers you plan to change lanes. * By NELL HOWE I Hood-Land Reporter "YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD THEATRE 401 E. Powell 5 BIG DAYS - $ Gretham 665-0604 WED. THRU SUNDAY m m is JUMPIN'mm Walt Disney price squeeae In agriculture. crop«, till» result* In crops Ihe annual battle between Growers must constantly being grown more efficiently, weeds aid crops Is now In full search for new techniques aid allowing continued low find progress on most of the fruit adopt those which help them price*. In addition, heiblcldis anl vegetable farms in Clacka produce crops more efficiently. are he lpt1« to free the farmer mas County. Decent rains have For this reason, growers have anl his worker« from thedrud- favored the growth of weeds in been anxious to use chemicals gery of haul labor. fields aid farmers who rely for weed controls. Vast amounts Hie war against weeds I» on cultivation for control are In of money anl manpower are far from over. For example, trouble. spent annual by prlvute industry continual use of one herbicide What a change has occurred to develop new herbicides. Doth may result In a build up of in this war against weeds In the State aid Federal agencies de weeds which it does not k ill. last few yearsl Herbicides vote resouices to test methuls H IM , ne» weed problems may (weed killers) are now avail aid rates of application of be created aid the search for able for growers to use In must different herbicides; also to another herbicide or combin of the row crops grown. Of all determine effects on desirable ation effective against this new the new techniques available weed« I» nec plants as well as weeds and population of to the grower, probably herbi their safety In use on food essary. cides have proven to lw the most useful. Herbicides have not only freed the farm er from the hoe. but has also Increased yields per acre and allowed crops to be grown with greater density. Also, good weed con trol has opened the opportunity for mechanical harvesting of many vegetables and fruits. Nurserymen have used herb icides for many years but new chemicals have made week con trol even more efficient with less problems uf residues tor succeeding crops. Deans, corn, potatoes, c a r rots and other vegetables may be grown on most soils entirely without cultivating to control weeds. This contrasts with Just a few years ago » hen massive crews of workerswere required to “ chop” weeds from each row. Hand removal of weeks was a costly practice and the elim in to do that this week. From all ation of such practices Is the reports they have done an ex cellent job. They certainly have way the growers have beenable to survive the severe cost- worked hard enough. John Jancan, son of Jack Jan- can, Is home on 30 days leave. He has been tn Guam, and at the end of his leave w ill go CUT-UP OREGON to Australlta. John is a CY3. 1 envy him go.ng to Australia. That is one of the places that I have always wanted to visit. That and New Zealand. W el True to their plan to pro come home John, anl hope the BONELESS entertainment for all weather is wuiderful while you vide ages; the Mountain Players are here. have selected a play for the younger generatlonas their next venture. The cast w ill lncltde teenagers as well as adults anl w ill be performed tor “ child ren of all ages.” Try-outs On Friday, June 7, at 8 p.m. for “ Greensleeves Magic” w ill Leslie Marte Halseth became be held at the M t . Hood Lions the brute of Stanley G. Howe Theater Pavilion, Friday afte r In a simple double ring cere noon from 3 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. mony. anl again on Saturday a fte r The bride, the daughter of M r. noon at the same time. If % A . STEAKS - ROASTS and M rs. W enlell Halseth of you want to try out for parts GROUND BEEF Zig Zag, wore a pink lace suit and cannot make the scheduled with a gardenia corsage for the times, special arrangements PORK CHOPS - STEAKS occasion. can be made by calling Jan ------------------------------------------------ Justice of the peace, Judge Carothers at 622-4232. NO MONEY DOWN - 6 MONTHS TO PAY George Howeller performed the The cast requires two adult 8 p.m. ceremony In his women over 25 yrs of age and HOURS: 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Open Sundays chambers on Proctor Ave,San two men who are In the over dy. 25 category. Four teenage girls WE ACCEPT USDA FOOD STAMPS The couple were attended by (over 14 years old) and five Gerald and Norma Halseth, teenage boys. Rehearsals will brother and sister-in-law of the start as soon as the cast Is bride. selected. The groom, the son oi M r. A general meeting of the and M rs. Dave Howe at Wemme, Mountain Players w ill be held graduated from the Sandy Union Wednesday, June 19 at 7:30 , High School In 1962. p.m. at the Lions H all. All members and prospective O NE M IL E E A S T OF members are urged to attend. G R E S H A M O N LO O P H IG H W A Y “ Sandyltes” are welcomel BIG MEAT VALUES! *!l cartoon ” feature inspired hy t l* ruoymio m INC •Mowgir Stones' Round Steak 79» Chuck Steak technicolor * rtsTueo or * t u b a c i eousi*i« W ALT DISNEY'S TECHNICOLOR •ns. Wed., Thur*., Fri. at 6:45 Saturday and Sunday 12:45 _ Continuous Showings - STARTS JUNE 19 Joan Crawford in A BERSERK Kuth Fulton of Alder Creek had five generations present on May 12, Mothers Day. Ruth’ s mother, M rs. George Simon, Kuth, M rs. H arriet Kuchta anl her daughter, M rs . Susan Des- ler and Susan’s son, Brian. Spent most of the week help ing son George and his bride Leslie (Halseth), get their stuff all moved into town. They were married last Friday, and where they collected all the stuff I w ill lever know, but It ts a bit empty around our house, there are a few thing missing here and there. The wedding news is elsewhere in the paper. Any how , they have a lovely apart ment, and are just as happy as if they had a m illion dollars, which they don’ t. Haven’ t been to see Arsenic anl Old Lace as yet, but plan Fryer Parts 5 : $1 Fryer Rabbits $1 FRYERS Sirloin Roast 89» Fresh Oysters 6 9 Wedding Rites Unite Couple LOCKER PACK SPECIAL c _ mm ■ i l l /V ’ J Bowling News Thursday Night Peterson Points 6-6 166:07 The Brownies 163:18 Jam 159:13 Mutt & Jeff 153:35 Snyder Bens Droopte Draggers 153:00 147:03 Rivers Edge 144:18 The Outlaws 135:26 Gutter Snipes THERE'S O NE OF THESE HE’ LL LOVE R E C L IN E R S ROCKERS C H A IR S High Ind Game and Series Marge Thornton 198 Rose Cool 681 (4 games) Tuesday Men’ s Trio 6-4 W A IR C O N D IT IO N H o u s e w o r k o n a h o t, s u m m e r d a y c a n b e u n b e a r a b l e . C lo s e , s t u ff y b o u s e . N o a m b it i o n b u t w o r k to d o . C o o k i n g is a c b o r e . W h y s u ffe r ? A ir c o n d itio n n o w a n d e n jo y s u m m e r liv in g . Y o u a n d y o u r f a m i l y fe e l b e tte r , s le e p b e t t e r , a n d w o r k b e tte r . A i r is c o o le d , c l e a n e d a n d filte r e d f o r p l e a s a n t 12 m o n t h s a y e a r l i v i n g . E l e c t r i c a i r c o n d i t i o n i n g is e a s y o n t h e f a m i l y b u d g e t . S t a r t w it h a i r c o n d i t i o n i n g a r o o m o r tw o . O r , d o d ie w h o l e b o u s e w it h P G E ’s h e lp . P e r m a n e n t l y in s t a lle d u n i t s q u a l i f y f o r P G E ’s e a s y - p a y F i n a n c i n g P l a n . N o t h i n g d o w n , lo w m o n t h l y p a y m e n t s , a n d u p to IO y e a r s to r e p a y . F o r m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n c a l l a n a p p l i a n c e d e a le r , a n e l e c t r ic a l c o n t r a c t o r o r y o u r n e a r e s t P G E o f f i c e . T h e c o o l m o v e is to e le c t r ic a ir c o n d itio n in g . Classics 3 Stooges Rangers Flying Eagles The Pro’s Strikers Pin Choppers Handicaps L 15 141/2 14 13 11 1/2 10 9 9 High Games A Series Scratch Marv Horger 206-694 ( 4 games) High Team Game and Series Hep. Flying Eagles 624 - 2231 For a Fall supper treat, pre pare and serve this Swiss Cheese Sauce which ts excel lent with peas or corn. In a 2 -quart saucepan melt 1/4 cup (1 /2 stick) butter; stir In 3 tablespoons flour and 1/2 tea spoon salt. Remove from heat; gradually s tir In 1/2 cups m ilk. Return to heat; cook, stirring constantly, until thickened. Cook 2 additional minutes. Add 1/2 cup shredded Swiss cheese; stir until cheese melts. Add to 2 packages (10-ounce each) frozen peas or corn, cooked anl drained. Makes 8 servings, e a a GOOD SELECTION IN M ANY COLORS & FABRICS U m Your BankAmoricard RECLINA- ROCKER fits them A ll Two Floor« of Homo Furnishing« Shop 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Daily AM ITON FURNITURE GRESHAM S OIDEST A LARGEST FURNITURE STORE M A IN AT SECOND GRESHAM
