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Thun., June 21, 1973 (Sec. 1) S AN DY (Ore.) POST - 9 8 - S A N D Y (Ore.) POST Thurs., June 21 A n im a l h o s p ita l opens Rain slows harvest activities in state The Employment Division's R u ral M anpow er S ervice reported rain showers and cool w eather have slowed or delayed some harvest a c tivities The strawberry harvest is completed at Grants Pass and progressing in the Willamette V a lle y w ith adequate help except for a slight shortage at McMinnville where housing is scarce The c h e rry harvest is completed at Milton Freew ater and has started at Eugene. Salem and McMinnville with adequate help, but no housing The D alles a re a cherry growers expect to be short 400 pickers by June 18 and Hood River expects to be short 50 pickers by June 20 There is limited housing in both areas Grants Pass cherry harvest start has been delayed to June 22 and Hillsboro harvest is to start June 25. La Grande. July A sparagus harvests are com pleted at both M ilton- Freewater and Pendleton The pea harvests are con tinu ing at M ilto n -F re e w a te r and Pendleton with a slight shortage of help at Milton Freewater R aspb erry harvests are starting at Eugene. Gresham, lx*hanon. with Gresham area expecting to be short 100 pickers by June 25 There is no Sandy Rebekah Lodge meets Sandy R ebekah Lodge number 103 met June 14 with 14 members present The Charter was draped in memory of Olive Pierson who passed away Monday June 11. Adela Beckmann and Betty Denbo reported on the IOOF Convention held in Salem May 23 25 Grace Lamb read a poem "Say it Now." The last meeting of summer w ill be held June All interested members i asked to attend Borin meeting June 21. Delicious refreshm ents s tra w b e rry shortcake a whipped topping were sen by Agnes Hartwig Classes slated at Blue Lake A new animal practice hat opened in the East County area The Wildwood A nim al Hospital is now open at 1404 NE lH is t Ave D r Charles Hawkins and D r Dennis Goltz are operating the hospital The hospital is operating from a trailer at present but a new clinic building at the location is scheduled for completion in three months housing available Oregon City and Salem raspberry harvest start June 25 and Hillsboro, July 2 Apple and pear thinning is continuing at Hood River short 50 thinners and M ilto n Freewater is short 30 Housing is limited at both places Pear thinning is continuing at Medford with adequate help For information on these and other jobs contact the nearest o ffice of the E m p lo ym en t Division A senes of free classes will begin at Blue l^ike Park at 1 30 p m Wednesday, July 11. Participants are urged to bring their children and lunch to the park programs every Wednesday in July and August Caroline Cannon will hold classes on money saving basic m ixes J u ly 11 Presented through the Mt Hood ex tension service, the classes will show how to save money and eat good foods On July 18 M ultnom ah County Health Department will tell how to prevent summer S te re o lifte d Gordon K Paulson. 15707 SE Stark St . reported to sheriff's deputies that stereo equipment and albums valued at $1,010 were stolen from his residence, June 13 NEED A SITTER? T R Y T H E C LA SSIFIEDS F IR S T. SECOND and third grade winners in the North Gresham Grade School poster contest were announced last week Winners from left are Roxanne McDonald. Carmen t ook. Christine Collins. Yalarte Smith, Ronald Fehringer and l.isa Smith (Outlook photoi accidents How to freeze fruits and vegetables will be Caroline Cannon's subject July 25 The Health Department will teach first aid for summer, Aug 1, and tell how to prevent illness. Aug 8 A speaker from Bank of Oregon will tell how to keep your bank book in order at the class Aug 15. On Aug 22 E ric Stein will speak on consumer protection and Dave Caris will speak on electrical safety in the home Aug 2# PLAN YOUR SUMMER MEAT SPECTACULAR fi FINEST QUALITY MEATS AT LOWEST POSSIB: PRICES BLADE CUT BEEF POT ROAST T e r r ific f o r b a r b e c u in g lb ROUND BONE BEEF POT ROAST lb ARMOUR'S GRAIN FED STEER BEEF 7-BONE POT ROAST TENDER, LEAN zone change to a mobile home zoning in the area off of S. Bluff Rd I Post photo) IN C V T T IN G away the bank to develop the new mobile home park in Sandy, a steep bank has been left. The mobile park is before the city council on July 2 seeking a CUBED STEW MEAT College sponsors summer excursion Bagby Hot Springs and Chief La Looska s Indian Museum are part of Mt. Hood Com m u n ity C ollege's special summer tours for students, staff and members of the community. The Bagby Hot Springs trip is scheduled Friday, June 22. Participants will travel to the Bagby campground and then hike *4 m ile to the forest ser vice hot springs Free, hot mineral baths are available m hewn-out logs Persons going on the hot A two day excursion to Camp Onahlee in Molalla was taken recently by the W a-Ya-Ki-Ka Camp F ire Girls of Boring. T he g irls m ade a ll the preparations for their trip, including meal planning and grocery shopping. While at camp the girls stayed at Sunny Lodge, cooking all of their meals outside One dinner was a delicious roast the girls had wrapped in tin foil, put in wet gunny sacks and cooked in a pit The girls also went hiking and enjoyed daily swims in the pool The second night the girls participated in their group cerem o n ial where they received th e ir F ire M a k e r Rank, honor beads and other awards earned during the year This was the 6th grade girls' final ceremonial as Camp F ire Girls. Next year they will be in Discovery Club, the Camp F ire Girls program for junior high school girls The awards were presented to the girls by their group guardian. M rs Donna Hard, and group sponsor M r Larry Hard Those participating in the campout were Debbie Bennett, Julie Colt, Dawn Hard and Beth Lane of Boring Mindi Ferguson Sandy, counselors C arol “ P r ^ t r " L y ts e ll and Shirley qinrelly” Bradley fro»' nest Linn and M r and *lrs Hard from Boring ^D IN N E R FRANI* SM ALL LOBSTER TAILS CAM PBELLS FANTA TOMATO SOUP 2 6 OZ. BOTTLES ALL FLAVORS NT ROLLS FIRESIDE CRACKERS PARTS— SUPPLIES HOURS t e k BISCUITS i C b A. 9 to 5:30 Mon. thru Fri Sat 9 to 1 p.m. Ethel & Jack Hines Owners 25 NE 10th DR. AT M A IN H O M E STYLE OR BUTTERMILK BING CHERRIES V A N CAMPS Repairs All Makes PILLSBU R Y^ IF IT 'S FRESHER THAN RON & FRANK'S IT'S OUT STANDING IN THE FIELD. K ir b y V a c u u m it \< r B-O Z. TUBE PLUS DEPOSIT Day or Evening '4 bo ° xz PORK & BEANS TATION ORANGE JUICE "FOR P IC N IC S "................21-< & EARLY 3 7 c........ NALLEY'S W H O LE EG G REGULAR OR SUPER MAYONNAISE KOTEX REG. $1.22 ............... 48 OZ JAR REG $1 5 7 .................................. W e re n o w o p e n fr o m 6 A .M . to 11 P .M . S even days a w e e k STEAK HOUSE * Dozens of Delicious Vorieties of Pancakes * Steaks-Dinners it Sandwiches, Salads Elmer's Colonial House of Pancakes has Deen built and decorated for your enjoyment and pleasure. Bring your friends and fam ily to Elmer's where you enjoy breakfast in a Colonial atmosphere and com fort morning, noon and night. We're open from 6 A M. 'til 11 P.M. for your dining pleasure. At Elmer's, we carefully preserve and continue the tradition that the Pancake is one of the world's old est and tastiest foods. We care fu lly select the quality ingredients for preparation of our Pancakes, and serve them graciously w ith the finest Quality Food Products available. Cleanliness and Courtesy is our Motto We welcome all our Gresham area friends to come be our guests. COCKTAIL yQ , PEANUTS...........1302 / □ SPANISH ry ( PEANUTS......... iso; J / DRY ROASTED Q- ( PEANUTS..........’ Jo* O J DRY ROASTED Qy c MIXED NUTS...... toz O / NALLEY'S PICKLES f ltlltl SWEET PICKLES 11 Oz CUCUMBER CHIPS 22 Oz BANQUET DILLS 22 Oz , POLISH DILLS 22 Oz W ITH THIS COUPON . NESCAFE DETERGENT ' ■ 9 P a n c a k e & S te a k H o u s e PEACHES REG $2 19 HALF GAL. BATH SIZE C o r n e r N .E . 8 th & B u rn s id e w ith L o u n g e G re s h a m They are James S. Vaughn who will become president. James M Vaugn will become his assistant, and Peter G . Akse w ill become assistant secretary Dean Company is a division of D ix ie Veneer Company, creators of veneers from im ported and domestic h a rd woods PLEASE CLIP A N D INSERT THIS AD ON PAGE 47 OR 48 OF YELLOW PAGES, Gresham Phone Book clip & save y ro r YOUR N EX T SERVICE C A LL RRECTOL REG 51c 8 OZ BOTTLE Part» G O LD MEDAL wear the very best! Double K nit Woven C otton * Single K nit I R ibbing to match) M en’s Wear Sw im Wear Lingeria Fabric (Elastic and Locos to match) N ylo n 254 .$7 101 MAIN r 66E ’ CHINESE FOODS ¡ Jr! • BEAN SPROUTS • CHOP SUEY • FRIED NOODLES AVO CAD O S/ ZUCCHINI The following students made the Honor Roll at Rockwood School fourth quarter, 1972-73: 3.5: Connie Bodine, B a r bara Escudero, Linda Kenfield, Lynn Lambert. Dave Walker 3.6: M a rk B e lie l, T a m i Habre, Sue Harklerood, Chuck Peterson, T erri Richardson, Jeff Thompson and A lan Wilson. 3.7: C raig C am pa, Bob Carson, Carrie Gaines and Melissa Shaw. 3.8: Deane Allin, Lori Caaey, Craig Egner. Suzi Hazard, Diana Hill, Mike Thomas. Mike Verhelst, Scott Williams and Ron Wong 4.0: D id i A lle n , Lin d a Dworak, Helen Giese, M arcia H a ra , T ra c y H ead, L o ri Henderson, N ancy Is h ita n i, Diane Nelson, Lori Sinclair, Alan T im m in s and Janet Valder Come in and you will see a shop where every fabric line is fully coordinated The finest quality available anywhere . CANTALOUPE PINEAPPLES 9 H ■I Rockwood honor roll announced Fabric Shop In All the Portland Area" J U M B O SIZE, SWEET IB 1U ITU T ills COUPON COUPO N G O O D JUNE 21 TO 27 AT RON & FRANK'S MARKET LIMIT ONE PER COUPON a FRESH FROM H A W A II INSTANT COFFEE COUPON GO OD JUNE 21 TO 27 AT RON & FRANK'S MARKET LIMIT ONE PER COUPON ooo Until 1963 the five-cent U.S. postage stamp had always borne the picture of James Monroe Three Gresham men will become officers July 1 in the Dean Com pany w ith headquarters in Princeton, W Follow-up letters indicating results of the examination will be sent to each participant and to her own doctor. "No program can eliminate uterine cancer,” said Mrs E c k h a rt, "b u t the positive results in detecting it in the e a rly stages cannot be overlooked." The mobile clinic will be stationed in the visitors parking lot on campus for the week's stay Hours are 9 -12 noon and 1 - 4 p.m. daily with a special evening c lin ic W ednesday, June 27 from 7 - 9 p.m. Free child care will be provided. For further information, call 666-1561, ext 125 Showcase ^fabrics "The Most Unique SLICE FOR BREAKFAST GIANT 49 OZ SIZE COUPON G O O D JUNE 2 , TO 27 AT RON & FRANK'S MARKET LIMIT ONE PER COUPON A 10 speed bicycle valued at $110 was reported stolen from Richard Weber, 110 N E 151st Ave., the evening of June 13. The bike was stolen from a lot at 18120 N E W ilkes R d., Sheriff's reports stated Officers named IM P O R T A N T O ur Greshem phone numbs Y e llo w Pages o f your Gresham Phone Book th e ed on pege 47 or 48 Yellow Pages 1 6 2 2 5 N t .ll a B icycle g o n e years or older receive a Pap test for uterine cancer has been launched by the Oregon division of ACS. All area women are urged to take the quick, simple and non- painful test Various methods of self-examination will also be explained Coupon Good for June, 1973 Only CHIMES All Varieties M t Hood Community College will host a cancer detection clinic June 2a • 29 Free Pap smears and tests for possible breast cancer will be given The m obile van c lin ic , sponsored by the Oregon Region Medical Program and American Cancer Society, will be staffed by area physicians and nurses A ccording to Fran ces Eckhart, Northwest Metro area execu tive d ire c to r for the American Cancer Society, an intensive 4-year campaign to have every Oregon woman 20 Berggren Appliance Repairs WESSON OIL WHOLE TOMATOES SWEETHEART PRATTLOW SPINACH 7-SEAS SALAD DRESSINGS DEODORANT SOAP Jeri's Fashions for Her, Mr. D's M en’s Wear, Oregon Nutrition Center (health foods), the beauty shop and the One Hour Martinizing shop. A grand opening for the new shopping plaza will be announced. ( Outlook photo) Free test on cancer offered 10% Cash D is c o u n t PLANTERS NUTS PAÎlCAhH C I I ■ I CHEERIO?^; ■/ WHEATIES, ; 1 CORN FLAKES ï ? 16 O Z . 1 SPAC K K IR B Y C L A S S IC S FREE Home Demonstrations M o rn in g , N o o n and N ig h t YYI BUTT HALF CENTER SLICES lb FRESH DAILY springs tour should bring lunch, fishing e q uip m en t, hiking shoes, swim suit, towel, insect repellant and a camera The party w ill leave at 9 a m and return by 5 p.m Minimum age for participants is six years old. and a nominal registration fee w ill be charged T ra n s p o rta tio n w ill be provided by the college P e r sons interested in taking the tour are asked to meet by the flag poles in front of the mam academic spine on the MHCC campus 'WeicatHC I BONELESS HAMS s:;r lb T H R E E STORES are open thia week at Damascus Square and several more will soon be ready to open their doors. The Ben Franklin variety store, the Damascus Square Pharmacy and Sports Center are now open for business. Stores scheduled to open soon include Thriftway super market, So come on in and browse around. Ask about fabric care or sewing hints We will be glad to help you. Shop Showcase Fabrics for the clothes you wear The comple ments you receive will bring you back again and again. Welcome to Showcase Fabrics OR YELLOW SQUASH MIX OR MATCH . . . . DELICIOUS APPLES GREEN PEPPERS Jersey Bridal Fabric Vogue and B uttarick Patterns Kendal and Elsa P attarn* Balding C orticali! Zipper* Plus m any, m any other sewing needs, all of finest quality CRISP RED. ZESTY FLAVOR Store Hours 9 30 to 6 00 Monday thru Saturday, Closed Sunday SHOWCASE FABRICS Shop Showcase Fabrics - You'll Ba Glad You Did 7 5 N .W . F lra t 6 6 5 -4 3 3 5 GRESHAM
