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    Davis on Carrier
Walter C. Taylor, Laa Irwin, Co - Publisher»
Kliiaboth Hartm an, Editor
Entered at the Post Office at Sandy, Clackamas County, Oregon, as second
class matter under the Act of Congress of March. 1879.
Member of Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association and National Editorial Association
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Sandy Post, Sandy, Oregon
Fireman Apprentice Lindsey
H. Duncan, USN, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Grady W. Duncan of
Sandy, and husband of the
former Miss Linda M. Gratreak
of Rt. 1, Boring, is serving
aboard the attack aircraft
carrier USS Ranger off the
coast of Vietnam. The Ranger
returned to the line after a
five-day visit to the British
crown colony of Hong Kong.
$450
$3 50
March 13. 1969
NOTES BY THE WAYSIDE
Exhaust
System
Service
Duncan on Ranger
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Disbursing Clerk First Class
Carroll D. Davis, USN, son of
3-10-69 8:53 a m. Cali to
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley D. Davis
Rt. 2, Box 1418, home of
of Rt. 1, Boring, and husband
Jerry Akins. Fire in wall from
of the Mrs. Mary J. Davis of
defective
chimney.
Slight
Rt. 2, Gresham, is serving
damage.
aboard the attack aircraft
carrier USS Ranger off the
coast of Vietnam. The Ranger
returned to the line after a
five-day visit to the British
crown colony of Hong Kong.
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Drive Shaft
Alteration
Mufflers Made
To Order
Canaral Shop
Cutting 8 W elding
Tubing Stock I ’/ i " to 6"
l '/ i mile« east of Sandy,
2 block« to rear of
Houte of Wong
management.
by
of opinion from constituents
FOSTER LONGSTREET
John J. Inskeep
Not so with the U.S. will be appreciated. This writer
668-4900
What should be the policy Forestry
Service-only
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Two memorials to Congress are
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DR.
Malcolm
MacGregor's
big
start
on
a
buffalo
herd. The Gresham physician
now undergoing hearings in the Service is therefore dependent / > . , I f . . » » , .
annual and
quite
( i t E J 7 l » k I ' S
took delivery on the two animals last week from a Billings, Mont., buffalo rancher The
Oregon
State
House
of upon
Representatives which say, in insufficient--appropriations
bull stands six feet at the hump and weighs nearly 2700 pounds. He is
“The Singing Flapper and
a 6 year old and
the heifer is 2 years old.
effect, all reserve old growth from Congress. Even a portion her Flapperettes” will be
timber should be cut in Fifteen of these meager funds must be featured entertainment at the
years and, the rotation policy spent for other than growing March 26 spaghetti dinner and
We Invite You to Come in
of the Forestry Service should trees recreation, landscaping wine tasting party sponsored
approach 60 years, a practice and watershed improvement. by the Gresham Women of
and See Our New Store
now adopted by several of our for instance.
Elks.
larger paper companies with
Editor’s note: Hoodland restaurant. Steak and eggs for 4
The above statements are
Gresham Elks club will be
proportionally tremendous egg.
and Have Coffee and
more interest in fibre than in oversimplified in the interest of the setting for the evening residents Claude Gudge and of us came to $2.91. But this
2. Restaurants and cafes - as
structural lumber.
brevity but illustrate the event which begins at 7. Men Jack Fahie are on an extended was including a 6 cents we know them are very rare.
Doughnuts With Us.
U.S. Forestry officials say in problem at hand. What do you, of the Lodge are working with tour o f the Orient and South surcharge per person because it Milk bars and fish and chips are
effect, “We could immediately the
reader
approve-an the Women of Elks to present Seas.
is Saturday.
common, but often it is hard
greatly increase the annual cut immediate cutout for a high the evening’s entertainment
Feb. 17
We attended the county fair to buy a lunch or dinner,
if Congress would increase our market today or a long range and dinner. Elks and wives may
Waikaka here today, a real old fashioned especially at odd hours.
appropriations so we could better-funded program? Letters bring guests.
Sandy Post,
New Zealand one
3. Meals are generally dished
and
we
thoroughly
March 14th and 15th
improve our marginal practices
Monday we went with Jim enjoyed it. Jack and Roy won up and tea is served after the
and construct badly needed
over to the sheep “station” of $18.00 on a handicapped meal.
access roads. The practices
We Will Have Specials
Jack McQueen, a neighbor who trotters double race, whatever
ITIZENS
4. Meals are: Breakfast,
alluded to include, among
was shearing this day. The poor that is.
dinner, and tea-with 2 or 3
others, better reforestation
sheep look so patient as the
OLLEGE
Galore.
The cut in my head is almost snacks in between. These kiwis
program s,
pre-commercial
process goes on, and they look healed and the doctor says it really know how to eat!
News end View s About
thinning, pruning limbs for
so silly as they are skillfully will only leave a small scar.
5. Hoggett is the main meat
M t. Hood Community College
better
logs,
and
heavy
manhandled while they lose
Forgot to mention that dish. This is 2 year old lamb
fertilization.
their thick coats. Hope our
ROCKHOUNDS MEET
2 Day Special
TRACK AND FIELD CLINIC pictures tum out in spite of the Roy’s flight came in fifteen and it is delicious.
These practices are now
The Mt. Hood Rockhounds
minutes early. Jack and I were
6.
Busses
have
very
A
track
and
field
clinic
was
followed estensively by larger met last week on the MHCC
dark interior.
at the airport on time, but had convenient places to store
private
and
well-financed campus, according to Jan held on the Mt. Hood Campus
Afterwards we walked over to follow the bus downtown to prams and large packages.
Saturday
for
area
track
companies.
U.S.
Forestry Allquist, Community Services
Jim’s station and took pictures find Roy. Isn’t that ridiculous?
7. Kiwis eat, fork left hand,
service officials point to the Assistant. The Rockhounds coaches. Speakers were Bill of his pet stag, a beautiful 4 Airplanes are supposed to be
knife
right hand-always.
Dillinger, University of Oregon; point. Later still we took a
fact that adoption of these have tentatively
late.
scheduled
8. The country has many
John
Backkensen,
Harvard;
and
Landrover
up
into
the
practices
would
greatly their annual rock show at the
I have found a wholesale hundreds o f one-way Bailey
Jim Puckett, MHCC, who whop-whops and had another
increase production. They say campus this coming fall.
supplier
of New Zealand Bridges on ~11 types of
coordinated
the afternoon go at deer stalking. A big storm
also that an immediate cutout IRVING ELECTED
greenstone
(jade)
jewelry. highways.
sessio
n
which
included
swept in and we all got soaked. Anyone wishing items, please
under present fiscal shortages
Model RSEW
Steve Irving, MHCC student
9. They have ’possums
would hamper rotations and and president of the Circle K demonstrations and technique No luck again.
let me know. It is beautiful problems like us, but their
studies.
would be followed by a 40 club, was recently elected
Tuesday we left the ranch at stone.
’possums are dark and have
BAPST SPEAKS
School Ranges at Big Savings
percent or so drop in cut with Lieutenant
8:30
a.m., drove through Gore
Governor
of
Now
all
our
plans
have
jelled
furry
tails.
Jennis Bapst, director of and on to the viewpoint and
a consequent drop in the District Four of the Northwest
and we are ready to settle
10. Toast is cold and
economy following the rapid Division, which includes Mt. Liberal Arts and Sciences, mileage sign at the south end down to some serious hunting. without butter.
spoke
to
the
Gresham
Business
cut.
of the island. This was our
Hood Community College,
11. Sheep, sheep, sheep.
& Professinal Women’s Club on southernmost point. We were There is no indigenous game
Many corporate producers Portland
State
University,
here,
so
red
deer
were
12.
Tomatoes, fish and
March 6, at the Constitution 3,000 miles from the South
are
becoming
increasingly Warner
Pacific,
Cascade
chips,
hot
mutton pies, blue ice
imported
from
Scotland,
Thar
interested in fibre production. College, and Lower Columbia Room in the Gresham General Pole, and Antarctica and the
from the Himalayas, chamois cream.
hospital.
Bapst
talked
about
The Forestry Service would College. Circle K clubs are
tip of South America were the from Austria, and elk and
More next week,
like to continue producing high campus chapters which are “What the College can offer only
land
masses
more
PROCTOR ST.
Love and Kisses,
moose
from
Canada.
The
deer
SANDY, ORE.
men and women in personal southerly. Our travels now will
quality structural timber as the sponsored by the Kiwanis.
Claude
become
pests
and
are
hunted
development
and
about
new
final rotational cut, providing JAMBOREE
all be northward.
only with a permit. But since
developments at the college.”
commercial thinnings for pulp
We took the east coast road meat hunting has become so
Sixth
graders
COLLEGE NEWS ’69
manufacture.
through the bush - very
This Sunday evening, Arnie picturesque-and to Dunedin, prevalent the easy hunting is a
O and C lands are not from St. Henry’s, St. Joseph’s,
director
of where we spent the night with thing of the past. Frequently
involved in the squabble St. Rita’s, Powell Valley, East H eu ch ert,
we see signs advertising “We
Gresham,
and
West
Gresham
vocational and professional another
because the present policy is to
relative-
Canin buy wild game.”
participated
in
a
Basketball
education,
will
be
interviewed
return 75 percent from annual
Kenrick, and family. He is
Some notes on New Zealand
sales to the counties in lieu of jamboree held last week on the on KRDR (1230 kc) at 7:30 works
manager
for
the and its kiwis. Some Kiwis will
Mt.
Hood
Community
College
p.m.
regarding
technical foremost
taxes. The counties then
plumbing
brass
Many
parents programs
that are being manufacturer in N.Z. He read this, so I don’t mean to
provide a goodly share o f these cam pus.
belittle or demean, I only mean
returns for better forest attended the wind-up of the considered for fall 1969, at Mt. showed us through the plant
to state customs, different to
sixth grade league for this year. Hood.
and we spent most of the night the U.S.A.
talking plumbing.
1. The people are called
Wednesday we drove on up
“Kiwis” after their national
the east coast of Timara and
bird - a rare nocturnal
spent the night with another
non-flying bird that lays a
sister, Phyllis. Jack called home
(Wemme) and found you only
SERVICE LINE
have 18” of snow left at
find that the officers of our
Gordon Ray Wood, 19, son
Wemme. It has been cold and
rainy here.
bank are one of the best sources for
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald R.
“Tests at the North Willamette
Thursday we drove on up Wood, Rt. 1, Boring, is
financial advice. If you are interested
Oregon fanners may soon be on balance, the plastic bubble Station indicate that without the coast through Christchurch currently enrolled as a student
in starting a savings plan, a check­
sufficient ventilation, internal - said to be more English than in the Calhoon M.E.B.A.
growing high-value crops like looks very promising.”
can
exceed England. There are a great E ngineering
fresh strawberries, bedding
Basic material of the OSU temperatures
School
in
ing plan or financing a new home,
plants, rhubarb and specialty test bubbles is a roll of 4 mil or outdoor temperatures by well number of
beautiful old Baltimore, M.D., preparing for
visit our bank for advice. Take
vegetables
in
big plastic 6 mil clear plastic 40 feet wide over 20 degrees under sunny churches here. On our way the U.S. Merchant Marine as an
bubbles.
and 100 feet long. This is conditions.”
advantage of experienced
again to the nice little resort Engineer.
“Such high temperatures, of town o f Kaikoura. These
T hese
**bubblehouses” sufficient to cover about
After
six
months
of
and dependable advice that will
would serve the same purpose one-eighth acre, after the edges course, can have extremely northerly beach towns are still classroom study. Wood will go
effects on plant pretty well booked up with aboard ship for a year’s
as a standard glass or plastic of the plastic are buried in the adverse
not cost you one cent!
covered greenhouse, but be ground
and
the
bubble performance and yields.”
training
as
an
apprentice
people still on “summer”
supported by forced air rather inflated.
A related problem is posed holiday. Finally found a nice engineer. Six more months of
than wood or metal framing.
Cost of the plastic, which by high winds. Long expains. little unit, did a little visiting classroom study will follow
Assessing
the
bubble's generally lasts at least one “ It is essential to move enough and to bed.
before he takes the Coast
potential are Oregon State season, is $30 to $35 low air through the bubble to
naturally, your
Friday we took off on Guard examination for his
University agricultural engineer enough to permit annual dissipate heat. Yet air pressure another winding, one way, third engineer’s license. When
savings are in­
David Long; OSU horticulturist replacement when high value within the bubble must be mountain road southwest to he receives that, he will be able
R ic h a r d
B u llo c k ,
sufficient to hold the bubble meet the Lewis Pass highway. to go to sea as a full fledged
crops are being produced.
sured to $15.000
superintendent of' the North
Other major components are up and to prevent it from Had a nice drive over this marine engineer.
Willamette Experiment Station a motorized fan which is U9ed whipping around or tearing 3.000’ pass across the island to
French Reassigned
near Aurora, and extension to force supporting air into the during high winds.
Inangahua Junction. This was
agricultural
engineering
bubble, various
types of
A few Oregon farmers have the center o f the earthquake I
Marine
Lance
Corporal
specialist Mike Huber.
wooden end pieces and a tried growing a crop in a mentioned earlier. This time Donald E. French, son of Mrs.
“A standard greenhouse”, supplemental
heating
unit bubble, with results varying all we knew the cause of all the Edna M. French of Rt. 2,
the researchers point out, “is where required. These items the way from complete success hillside scars, and we were Boring, has reported for duty
not economically feasible for can be used year after year.
to utter failure.
more observant and impressed. at the Marine Corps Air
many Oregon farmers due to
Since a plastic bubble is not
T he
OSU
researchers
On to Westport again on S t a t i o n ,
New
River,
the large initial investment a permanent structure, it caution, “At this point, anyone the west coast We are at Surf Jacksonville, N.C.
required. So we are trying to would be nontaxable -a further who is considering trying a Spray Motel, on Carter Beach,
He has been assigned to
/N U £ P £ N ü > e N T
work out an alternative means saving
over
a
standard bubblehouse should think it met David again, and Roy flies Headquarters and Maintenance
of producing a high-value crop greenhouse.
SANDY OREGON 6Ú6 4141
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over very carefully. There still ¡n today from Wellington. This Squadron-26, one of nine
in time to take advantage of
Perhaps the major difficulty are many questions that need is sort of our center for a few squadrons which comprise I
HOOD -LAND BRANCH WEMMÎ 622-3131
early market prices.”
with the bubble is maintaining to be answered But the plastic days of hunting. (Another Marine Aircraft Group 26, the
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
“There are a g<x»d many
s a tis fa c to r y
in t e r n a l bubble
clearly
has
real doudle» sunny day today)
largest Marine helicopter group |
OPEN FRIDAYS T il 6 FM
problems yet to be solved, but
temperatures. Bullock reports. P01*”1'*1
Had dinner tonight at Tiny’s in the world.
We’ve Moved Our
Frigidaire Store
Across the Street
IF
LETTERS ToThe EDITOR
Friday and Saturday
c
F ORUM
30” Harvest
Gold Range
$
124”
FREDERICKSON
APPLIANCE
if you need medical advice, see your
doctor; for financial advice, seek
expert counsel at our bank.
'Bubbles ’ Could Sub
As Greenhouse Doubles
county
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