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T h u r» .. A p r . 24 , 1949 ($ • « . 1) T H S S A N D Y (O r a .) P O S T NEED A HOUSE? - The Sandy Chapter o f Future Fanners o f America held its 42nd annual Parent-Son Banquet at the Sandy Grange in Kelso, on Thursday, April 17. Tom Katt, Chapter president, presented over the dinner. Lee Cole is advisor o f the Chapter. Guest speaker Dwayne Sherwood, a nurseryman from Boring, spoke about the national outlook on the nursery business. He also e x p la in e d the advance computering program with which he is associated. N ext on the program was the awards presentation. The Agricultural Shop awards went to Bob DeVere, Dave Daniels and Tony Malar. The Ag SERVICE INSTALLATION Buy - Sell - Trade Used Appliances Gas and Electric Free Heating Estimates Camping Equipment FINANCING AVAILABLE STARTING AT 3% 102 M ain , Sandy Phone 668-6717 Camp registrations are open fall. Capacity is 175 a week. for the summer season at Trout Campers w ill be under the Creek Camp near Corbett, supervision o f qualified leaders. owned and operated by Central Bible Church. This year’s season o f four 6-day sessions for ages 9-1 2, and tw o 8-day sessions for teens, w ill begin July 8 and run through Aug. 21. The camp is 25 miles east o f Drive Shaft Portland on the Sandy River Alteration and is open to boys and girls Mufflers Made entering 4th -12th grades in the BUSINESS DIRECTORY Johnny Sez - BUYING? - - SELLING? - - TRADING? - FARM TRACTOR CO. See Us fo r N ew Jacuzzi P u m p s and R e p a irs on A ll M a kes o f P um ps 2 4 -H o u r P hone S ervice w h e n c a llin g J o h n n y M O 5-3491 w ith J. J. W ALKER Lo op H w y . & B o rin g R oad G re s h a m , O reg o n T e le p h o n e : 663 4353 S P -tf AT 8-5045 P o rtla n d S P -tf This Space For Rent Exhaust System Service M a rs c h m a n , and th e Attendance Award went to Don Castle. Bob Ludi received the Basketball Award, and Dave Wunische received the Poultry Award. The Public Speaking award went to Bob Parker, and the Parliamentary Procedure Award went to Steve Moore. Bob Ludi received the Crops Aw ard, and Tom Katt received the Farm Forestry Award. The Dairy Award w ent to Curt Meier and Bob Parker received the Treasurer’s Book Award. Steve Moore received the Beef Award. The Leadership Award w ent to John Erickson, and Curt Meier received the Tractor Driving Award. Dan Castle received the Swine Award, and the Scrapbook Award went to Ken Meier. Curt Meier received the Reporting Aw ard, and Allen Gunderman received the Rabbit Award. Earl Hollenbeck received the Flowericulture Award, and Steve Moore the Scholarship Award. The Star Green Hand Award w ent to Larry Boitano, and Steve Moore received the Star Chapter Farmer Award. The Sandy chapter also received ten new honorary members. The new members are: Anton Malar, and Mesdames Moore, Ludi, Smith, Lee, Denbo, Zum w alt, Hall, and Edwards, and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Amstad. * * * What you d o n ’t find in the new spaper is a d e q u a te ly reported to your w ife by her hairdresser.-Ad-lib. SANDY 4 9 5 0 N .E . U n io n Sum m er C am p Signup U nder W ay Has Annual Banquet Mattson’s Appliance SALES I Sandy FFA Chapter CHECK THE CLASSIFIED z 4 ♦ * * —»AMDY RURAL ririi. PfCTLCTIOI. M«L 4 .... ,.£3 . •RIO» T««RS » 9« OTr*>nae for i ELQJXS— . hai u g , _ w r u « t.>, c o r f iit » . 0 . .. or ________ For example, green beans could be prepared from fresh cooked, canned, or frozen, with three absolutely different tasting dishes o f green beans resulting. The convenience o f opening a can o f vegetable soup versus the job o f preparing soup from fresh vegetables is, o f course, a real consideration fo r today’s busy housewives. I am not suggesting that every time vegetable soup is served that it be from fresh vegetables. H o w e v e r, hom em akers The flavor o f fresh fruits and vegetables can be a real eye opener for many modern housewives. The impact o f c o n v e n ie n c e foods has distracted many housewives away from fresh fruits and vegetables. I f this has happened to you, I hope you w ill “come back” and rediscover that the taste o f cooked fresh fruits and vegetables, as compared to using frozen or canned fruits should not rely entirely on and vegetables, is distinctly canned or dehydrated soups, different. but occasionally treat the fam ily to a vegetable soup with some individuality. M y favorite vegetables for addition to soups are fresh cabbage and parsnips. They really add flavor. Another dish which I enjoy that will add sparkle to your meal is fresh strawberry - rhubarb pie. Fresh strawberries and rhubarb Of DIRXCTDR« are blended together and their distinct flavors complement Chief Yeoman Frank I. Happold, son o f M r. and Mrs. A d o lf E. Happold o f Boring, was awarded the Navy Unit " ä f f t e ” "I .3**55 t«»’ corfw t « tir « •• i, *3We0 H. ».mi», to Rtototo- F»««-« .. J W 2Û -5fi00 5000 ¿5»¿6 3000 i2 * 2 2 3000 L ,3 ff£ Q 32»«0 32 *2 0 32*22 32*22 - Lu — * ••»>—•*—________________ •• -------------- rara M U each other. I t ’s a real treat! I t ’s very easy for homemakers to slip into the habit o f using the so-called easy - to - prepare frozen and canned fruits and vegetables. I hope you will guard against over-using convenience food and include the flavors and qualities o f fresh fruits and vegetables in yo u r family meals. A statement by William W hyte, trustee o f the American Conservation Association, w orthy o f note. “ The city m an,” Whyte said “ has a tremendous equity in the farm er’s economic future. City dwellers care deeply about their surrounding landscape an d p refe r the farm countryside to other types o f landscapes, such as parks.” M r. W hyte’s statement is borne out by the fact that the m ost p o p u la r outdoor recreation is a Sunday drive into rural areas to view the farm countryside. Boring Navyman Receives Award CLACKAMAS 3Í r w tw wawwTr— k Tua w e n e i Commendation Ribbon, March 21, while serving w ith the N a v y ’s M ilita r y Sea Transportation Service (M STS) in South Vietnam . Chief Petty O fficer Happold is currently assigned to MSTS office, Saigon. The MSTS office in Vietnam , which coordinates more than 95 percent o f all m ilitary cargo shipments to the war zone, was the first command in the 20-year history o f MSTS to receive the award. The 32-year-old Navyman attended Gresham High and Portland State College. He 1 entered the Naval Service in January 1955 and arrived in South Vietnam in September 1968. Chief Happold is married to the former Ann N. Oya o f Ewa, Oahu, Hawaii who presently resides in Honolulu, Now, more than ever, health and expenses are important! 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