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Thurs., June 7, 1973 (Sac. 1) S AN DY (Ora.) POST - 9 Ma' Bender plans open house Sunday at winery Ma Bender is second and " the wine business in the state of Oregon And if you don't think she has a chance, visit the open house at the P ioneer The Employment Di vision* begin June 15 and at Hillsboro, Homestead Winery this Sun R ural M anpow er S ervice June 25, ail with adequate help day Limited approved housing is report state* that w eather Mrs Bender is holding open condition* have been excellent house to show off her eight new prevalent in all areas throughout Oregon with The asparagus harvest is 80 3.000 gallon capacity storage drought conditions in some per cent complete at Milton tanks as she begins her sixth Freewater and Pendleton with year in the wine m aking area* relieved by some much adequate help needed rain business Right now “ M a " has rhubarb The pea harvest ha* started The strawberry harvest is wine fermenting in open vats at M ilto n -F re e w a te r and startin g in the W illa m e tte Pendleton with a slight shor During the open house 12 valle y w ith adequate help tage of viner mechanics and noon to 7 p m , tours will be except lo r G resham and equipment operators at Milton- given with several displays of Oregon City where a slight Freewater and adequate help the wine making process readv shortage w ill exist until about at Pendleton for viewing Also, there will be June 8 when school is out. Pole bean stringing is to start the usual tasting room along Approved housing is very June 8 at Albany with entertainment lim ite d in the W illa m e tte Raspberry harvests are to One of the displays will be the valley, the Rural Manpower start June IS at Eugene, June old hand presses that Mrs Service reports Bender used when she first 20 at Gresham. June 25 at The cherry harvest is to start Oregon City and July 2 at started the winery six years June 8 to 11 at The Dalles with a Hillsboro and l>ebanon ago shortage of loo picker* ex Apple and Pear thinning has Stop bv the winery located on pected by June 15 Cherry started at Hood River with a Bomstedt Rd youth of Fandy harvest is to start at Milton shortage of 50 thinners, Milton a n y tim e Sunday afternoon Freewater June 8 to 10 with an Freewater area has started "Ma” w ill be glad to see you anticipated shortage of 50 to apple thinning and is short 15 start A, Salem, Grants Pass, thinners, and Medford area Eugene and McMinnville, cher will start pear thinning June 11 ry harvests are scheduled to to 15 with adequate help County donations supply hospital with ventilator trying hard to be Number I A recent gift to Willamette F a lls H ospital by the C lackam as County T u b e r culosis and Health Association is a Bennett MA-1 Ventilator The 54,200 unit was purchased from reserve finds of the Association. “ This m oney is fro m Christmas Seal donations We felt that in giving equipment th a t could be used by Clackamas County people when they were hospitalized, their contributions to us would be H arvest seasons begin Fred Z ie m e r celeb rates A Northwest Gas - U.S.D.A. Choice Beef n A l l u n Keeping posted PGE - Clackamas County Hospitals,” said Bernard. “Whenever one was needed, it was necessary to rent it We understand that other units are still rented when more than one patient needs such assistance at the same time "Anything that affects the health of the lungs and re s p ira to ry system is of prim ary importance to our Association We are pleased that some of our funds could be used to upgrade the quality of respiratory care available to residents of our community. W a tc h fo r O u r F iv e g eneratio n s were represented am ong the 58 people, who helped George Ziemer, form er Sandy resident, celebrate his birthday, Sunday, M ay 27 Ziemer, now 84 years old.was the guest of honor at the party held at the Fred Whitfield home Great-great -granchild Kns Kenson, age three weeks, was the youngest m em ber present. " M A ” B EN D ER stands by one of her new 3.0<Ml gallon rapacity storage tanks at the Pioneer Homestead Winery. The local winery Is now the second largest producer in the stale. For a first hand look at a winery, stop in during the open house being held Sunday. Mrs. Bender has added eight of these new storage tanks. Pay Utility Bill* Here - used to work d ire c tly for them ,” said Joseph M Ber nard, J r , President of the Board of Directors The Bennett MA I Ventilator is used for patients who have an aciMe respiratory problem— who cannot adequately breathe for themselves This machine helps them breathe At the time the p ictire was taken, it had already been used a total of 800 hotrs on a number of different patients “ Before this g ift was delivered there was no Bennett MA I Ventilator at any of the GRAND OPENING F R A N K L IN DAMASCUS SQUARE I ank A mericaao 19980 S.E State Hi way 212 Damascus, Oregon welcome he'e General Telephone - Rockwood W ater U.S.D.A. Choice STEAK SW ISS STEflK T i l l RSDAY. JU N E 7 4 15 p in (lackam as County Library F R ID A Y . JU N E M 5 (X) p in Swim a thon activities, Sandy Pool H 00 p in Cottrell budget hearing S I M M Y . J I NK ID ~ <xi p m Sandy Civic Services meeting, fire hall $ M O N D A Y . J l NE 11 7 00 p in Sandy city council meeting, city ball T l ESDAY. JU N E IZ H 00 p rn O E S stated meeting Sandy Masonic Ixxige T ill RSDAY. J l NE 14 12 noon Sandy Golden Age Club Luncheon Odd Fellows Hall SATl RDAY. JU N E IS 9 do a m to noon A F S glass pick up Sandy High athletic field F R ID A Y . JU N E 2Z 8 (Mi p m Mt Players production at Sandy High for Centennial ncn Ib. .................». * 1 ” . Rump Roast BUTTER 4 KA S i r i . i M i ; R Ô . , t » * 1 49 Boneless Round Steak ....... ih. l Round With thousands of people moving into Clackamas County each year we feel the need to review the educational programs of the Extension Service available to theae new comers and present residents as well The O S l Extension Service has been traditionally linked with agricultural production, and this situation s till holds true In addition there are other areas in which the Extension Service performs an educational role These areas include educational programs Wnght Mallery. Mt Hood in 4-H, Home Economics, and Fores» Supervisor, received a C o m m u n ity D e v e lo p m e n t service aw ard I designed to meet the needs of superior recently from Secretary of county residents This column w ill m ention some of the A g ric u ltu re E a rl Butz at cerem onies in W ashington, I programs offered in Extension D.C. Home Economics Monday. June 4, the E x tension staff will welcome a new member Mrs Marilyn Lunner Mrs Lunner w ill provide leadership in the broad area of Home Economics At the heart of this educational program are 51 study groups involving 1200 women During 1973 74 these ladies will receive intensive instruction on topics such as “ Emerging Values of Youth,” “Consumer Protec tion “ Herbs and Spices, " and “What About Inflation’ ” Mrs Lunner will also work in I — the Tn-County area of Mult nom ah, W ashington, and C lackam as counties as a project leader in other home economic fields as an area agent This arangement will benefit C lackam as County WRIGHT MALLERY because Home Econom ist* He was cited lor “ exemplary from M ultnom ah and and innovative leadership in Washington counties w ill planning, direction, and ad present training and meeting* ministering the complex and covering a wide range of challenging functions” of the special subjects of interest to Mt. Hood Forest, one of the Clackamas County women busiest and most p ub licly An additional program visible National Forests in the planned for 1973-74 is a country workshop for the prospective Singled out were Mallery s mobile home owner This short accomplishments in the fields course will answer many of the of equal o pportunity em questions asked by investors ployment, programs of the interested in this type of Timber Lake Civilian Con housing servation Center (Jobs Corps), Other special areas receiving personnel development, forest attentio n of the home fire control, tim b e r economics department include management, and public in the young homemaker and volvem ent in the decision programs for the aging The m aking process affectin g young homemaker receives a National Forest management newsletter on a regular basis Mallery was also cited for with tips to help with the many instituting m u lti-d is c ip lin e h o u s e h o ld m anagem ent planning to utilize the skills of problems facing this age group many resource specialists in Census figures and other data National Forest management indicate Clackamas County has a relatively large number of low income residents With Richard Rogers. 235 SW 15th. these statistics in m ind, reported to Gresham police Clackamas County is being May 36 that a 15-foot wooden considered as an area to begin boat and outboard motor had a program of Expanded Food and Nutrition (E F N P ) IT this been stolen from bis driveway. program is adopted, the county He placed the I om at 8600 GROUND B EEF.rL M a lle r y h o n o re d fo r s e rv ic e 4 E Turkey* SW ANSMW I ANGEL FOOD Chuck S te a k ». 111 Boneless Chuck Roast BISCUITS S ei. Tabe ■ labeb PHEASANT Lb. 1 U fl© Ballard er Pillsbery Lemonade i | . e i. pfcg. 3.1 Kraft 11-ei. Phgs. 59e 4 / ’ 1M j « , Mrs. Tooker's 200 Count Slant Hells Plnmrese Potted Meat l- e i, Tie Lady Seett Toilet Tissue 2-Hell Fkg. 40-ez. Fkg IB-ez. letHe Oranges Celery NUTRITIONAL Kraft Caramels Apples CRISP FIRM Freaeb’e Barbecue Sauce RED DELICIOUS S A K T .M C V Jiffy Biscuit ¿ a COFFEE 3 :. Baa-Ripe OLIVES Large, Pitted l-ez. Tin - ’2'9 2/89' «3 79 -,...,3 9 ' pimp,» 59c Topping^ b a Hreem-Wbia ,..,,.5 /’ 1'° -------- . -ez. Fkg. 40-oz. Tin Lady Beoti Terry Towels Hills Bret. 00 b - h - i Facial Tissue Ih-oz. Tin Minuta-Maid .. ..... 4 9 c Asst. Fla »er* Canned Vegetables USDA Choice 1.5. Cbeiee Pork A Beans CAKE MIX 15-oz. Fkg. Sliced Bacon ..................ib. Cbeiee Boneless ta o a Cross Rib Roast ........... ib. 1 2S 1 Marshmallows 69‘ 14-16 Lb. Ave lb. I • -V 1.5. B.i. ORE-ISA ■•I- ,r J9 m » ¿mi J LB. Sweetheart A DARIGOLD Beef or Veal S te a k 8 9 Norbest Tender Timer Rout OD J A Reser's 14-oz. Pkg. U.S.I.A. Chelee will be in a favorable position to provide useful food and n u tritio n in fo rm atio n to a relatively large number of people County residents can look fo rw a rd to an a c tiv e educational program of Home Economics and Fam ily Living as we welcome Mrs Lunner to the Extension Staff B o a t s to lo n U.S.D. A. Choice Boneien Sirloin Tip Steak » * 1 U S D A. Choice Bee» Column Comments By CLAYTON 8. WILLS Ex tension Agent a 14-ei. Phg. Broccoli Z IM 'S Î2 - M IL E . .. RADISHES and G reen Onions b». BANANAS _ «g QQ Golden I«» 1 Ripe »19 LBS. 2u.49 MMaa MM as » • - • »•«» WE GIVE U H GREEN STAMPS THE COUNTRY STORE F ro z e n F o o d L o c k e rs F e e d Sto» Cafe, Open 6 A M. - 6 p[ f
