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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1978)
8 - SANDY (Ore.) POST Thurt.. Apr. 12. 1978 (Sec 2) Nell's notes Bob Dowsett w ill be missed by Nell Howe Our deepest sympathy to Mrs. Robert Dowsett and family for the loss of their husband and father Also our sympathy to Sue Sidebottom and family for the loss of their husband and father. The Sidebottoms have been long tim e residents of the Hood-Land area. Congratulations to Mark and Lucy Bowman on the birth of their daughter Congratulations also to grandparents Tekla and Don Budd and Jo and Bruce Bowman. 1 must congratulate Moon on his birthday I ’m sorry he shaved off his beard. Hopefully he w ill have another one in time for Christmas. Art and Susie Blaisdell are back on the mountain after Art got out of the service they are glad they are out of Texas. It just didn’t appeal to them at all. It was beautiful over the mountain. We have earned all this good weather, just hope it stays. Tulia, Clyde and Krissy came over for the weekend with Kathy and Leighton D u rr. Got lots of trees planted and yard work done, thanks to Tulia and Kathy. Leighton is waiting to leave for Iran and Kathy will follow later Eastle and Pat Brewer will be moving back to Oregon- not right here but anyplace in Oregon is better then Peoria, 111 Eastle will be in Nyssa, and they will live in Ontario. Eastle will arrive the end of this month and Pat and the boys will arrive at the end of school They picked a spot close to one of our favorite places to go, the Owyhee Reservoir. The Welches Grade School fire did considerable damage to the music room. The piano that they had worked so hard SECRETS of the BERMUDA TRIANGLE - 1 Week Only - Nightly 5, 7, 9 p.m. Late Show Frl. & Sat. 11 p.m. Matinee Sat. & Sun. 1 & 3 p.m. Estacada Broadway Cinema Estacada 630-3271 to acquire was burned. The fire started on an outside wall away from the fire station, so it was some tim e before it was discovered It happened on Sunday night, just one month to the day that the fire was started at the Women's Club. The Calico Capers Square Dance Group, from Portland Prune lilacs w ith care When lilacs bloom they are doing more than just creating beautiful flowers. They also are producing their new annual growth and next year’s blossom buds “ This growth pattern means there is no time of year that a lilac can be pruned without removing some flower buds,” says G ray Thompson, OSU Extension agent for Clackamas County. To get around this, a lilac should be pruned so that only non-flowering wood is removed. Flower blooms are produced from large buds on the ends of vigorous new growth. On the other hand, lateral growth and spindly growth rarely produce blooms. Both types of growth should be removed in the winter, but can be cut out any time of year. Annual pruning, though not essential, will keep the lilac nnii Nome Finns bush in good vigor,Thorny son said. Renovation of old bushes should be done in the winter. They can be cut back severely while leaving most of the framework so new growth can rebuild the bush. Even so, one year’s bloom will be lost. “ Cutting the lilac flowers to bring indoors also reduces next year’s blooms. But unless the bulk of the blossoms are cut, it is not a serious problem,’’ Thompson noted. As soon as the bloom period is over, however, it is advisable to remove the old blossom heads. Bowling scores M t. Hooders 4-6-78 Jennie Welches Ant. 26 16 W illiam ’s Thtway. 24 18 Sheppard’s Excav. 22 20 Ore. Trail 214 204 Pionr. Trvl. Serv. 19 23 The Cleanery 18 24 Sandy Funrl. Hom. 174 244 Individual Game: Marva Morgan, 212; Individual Series: Marva Morgan, 545; Team Gam e: Jennie Welches Antiques, 930; Team Series: Sandy Travel Service, 2670. • 's / R DESIGdER'S PORTFOLIO E arly Birds NEW WESTERN HOME DESIGNS, CONTEMPORARY, RUSTIC AND COUNTRY TRADITIONAL WITH THE EMPHASIS ON THE WARM AND TEXTURED LOOK OF WOOD. ALL HOME PLANS • • < » and Hillsboro, were guests of the Gerald V. Robes, The Robes’ son G erry, was responsible for getting the Capers to come up and be in the Mountain Players Show They agreed to do the show when they learned funds would to to the Lions Club heart machine 4-10-78 Action Auto 434 164 34 26 T J ’s Eagle Fndry. 314 284 Alpine Hut 30 30 Calico Cntry. 294 304 Sandy Lmbr. 264 334 Running's 25 31 Zig Zag Inn 20 40 Individual Game: Bea Woody, 217; Individual Series: Verna Northrup, 557; Team Game: Eagle Foun dry, 736; Team Series, Eagle Foundry, 2096. 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( Post photo) Pierson gets hacky sack kick »rt can play, and cost of equipment or location poses They have a new self- no problem. improvement game up at the So when high school in high school, and the kids structor Fred Fozzard in really get a “ kick” out of it. troduced the game to In fact, one Sandy Union students in his alternative High School freshman may studies program, the sport well be the world champion quickly caught on and spread in the emerging sport of throughout the school. “hacky sack.” Young Pierson a cham Young Terry Pierson has pion in National Hacky Sack kicked the regulation tiny Association competition, hacky sack foot bag more picked up on the game from a than 600 times into the air friend in the a ltern ative continuously. studies program. This puts him in the same In the eighth grade, he world class as the young broke the world record. gam e’s inventor and Fozzard s class used the equipment supplier. 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HACK SACK Player M ark Van Beek (left) makes a backward kick to keep the small sack ball in the air, years ago in the Portland and Houston areas “ I carry it with me almost wherever I go, like on a hiking trip up the moun tains,” he said. The hand-sewn leather pouch resembles a mushy little bean bag that fits easily in the palm of the hand. The exercise of keeping it in the air with only the feet improves p eriferal vision and eye-to-foot coordination, he said. He noted that most American sports involve the arm s, while Indians. Russians and Europeans Hawthorne trees need spraying Hawthorne trees should be treated for leaf spot disease says Ray McNeilan urban Fozzard, an assistant and home horticulture ex wrestling coach, was one of tension agent The haw- the first to pick up on the new thorne in the yard or along sport when introduced two the sidewalk is subject to a Ready for Spring? n< Let us help * * * * * * * Snappar Toro Stihl Jacobsen law n Boy Echo McCulloch |m m ng Sprvd Satin'* cetc bration is Spred l atex S e m iG k m . a lough enamel finish for walls and wood work lhal applies, dries and cleans up latex easy M w w gwvea Regularly S I3.99 Gallon SAVE’ 5 " S a ifd y C o lo r C o p te r 38770 Proctor Blvd. (Across from Sandy Lumbei, Pioneer Square, Sandy, Ore. 008-7400 have enjoyed games in volving the feet for years Hacky sack is being in troduced in Portland school physical education classes and also used as a warm-up exercise. 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In one day, and out the next I Pioneer Square in Sandy, Oregon 668*4727 Ferguson’s Power Equipment fungus problem which causes the leaves to become spotted and unsightly. “ When the disease is severe the leaves begin dropping from the tree by m id-sum m er,” McNeilan notes ’ ’During the past several years this disease problem has been extremely severe on this flowering ornamental tree in western Oregon ” To help decrease the severity of this leaf spot, spray the foliage with a copper fungicide If the weather is wet and warm while the leaves are un folding, try to get several spray applications on the tree at weekly intervals Spray to cover the entire leaf canopy The extension agent suggests that if th e * hawthorne tree has been weakened by several years of suffering this disease, give it a boost by fertilizing One pound of actual nitrogen supplied by using 5 pounds of ammonium sulfate or 3 pounds ammonium nitrate would be sufficient for a mature tree Lesser amounts would be needed for young trees Divide the fertilizer among a number of holes punched in the soil under the dripline area “ By fertilizing soon, the spring rains can carry the minerals into the root zone, McNeilan says. 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