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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1978)
14 - SANOY (Oral POST Thurt., Apr 12. 1978 (Sec. 2) f CBers p/on ro//y 1 I • BerrV fertilizing t.ps told B e rn e s can be confusing when it comes to ap p lyin g fe rtiliz e rs , acco rding to G ray Thom pson. OSU E xtension home gardening agent fo r C lackam as County F o r instance, established s tra w b e rry beds should not be fe rtiliz e d In the sp rin g S tra w b e rrie s are not heavy users of fe rtiliz e r in the beginning “ A sp rin g a p p lica tio n of San-Cada CBers w ill hold a r a lly and spaghetti d in n e r Sunday, A p ril 16. The event w ill begin a t 11 a m. at Estacada H igh School and fin is h at St M ichael P a rish H a ll in Sandy T h e re w ill be an a fte r-d in n e r ra ffle fo r a 40 channel CB ra d io T roph ie s w ill be given fo r distance and p a r tic ip a tio n Proceeds fro m a ll of the c lu b ’s events are donated to O ra l H u ll F oundation fo r the B lind , acco rding to B ill W a rd y , c lu b president P ric e fo r the ra lly is per fa m ily c a r and includes dinner Red ra ra sp sp b b e e rrie rrie s: s 10-20-10 Red f e r t ili z e r (10 p e rc e n t n itr o g e n , 20 p e rc e n t p h o s p h o ru s , 10 p e rc e n t potassium », 3 cups per 100 square feet B la ck ra sp b e rrie s: 10-2-10 fe rtiliz e r, 2 4 cups per 100 square feet. M a r io n b e r r ie s , lo g a n b e r r ie s , and th o rn le s s evergreen b la ckb e rrie s: 10- 20-10 fe rtiliz e r, 2 cups pe r 100 square feet S a n d y BP W re a d ie s RiEGELrn Ann's f o r d is t r ic t m e e tin g For S a n d y ’s B u s in e s s an d P rofe ssion al W om en's Club w ill fu rn is h the nam e tags fo r th e N o rth W illa m e tte D is tric t C onference to be held A p r il 15 a t the Canby C o m m u n ity H a ll beginning THE GE TU SWINGS a t 11 a.m . T he A p r il 19 fir e s id e m e e tin g of the clu b w ill be held a t the hom e of Deane H y a tt, 40707 SE K u b itz Road, Sandy. M em bers and frie n d s a re in v ite d to the 30th an n iv e rs a ry ce le b ra tio n of the P a rkro se B .P .W . Club on A p r il 25 a t a 6:30 p.m . BOND 't^0ND^ fe rtiliz e r can cause too m uch veg etative gro w th and soft, pulpy b e rrie s ,’’ Thompson said. “ Instead, stra w b e rrie s s h o u ld be f e r t iliz e d in August, a fte r the b e rry crop is finishe d fo r the y e a r.” On the other hand, red and b la c k ra s p b e r r ie s and t r a il in g b e r r ie s need an a p p lica tio n of fe rtiliz e r as soon as possible, he said F e r t iliz in g re c o m m e n d ations a re as follow s: GENERAL ELECTRIC WILL GIVE YOU A $ 2 5 U. S. S A VIN G S B O N D WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY 2 5 " ( D ia g .) 1978 VIR C O LO R CONSOLE TELEVISION. OFFER G O O D N O W reception, to be follow ed w ith a 7 p .m no-hnst d in n e r a t the F la m in g o R e sta ura nt at Sandy B oulevard and 97th Ave. R eservations m ust be m ade by A p ril 18 w ith E un ice Cain, 254-3776. On A p ril 5, at the Sandy dinn er m eeting, Jean K in g , a P o rtla n d A tto rn e y, spoke on " w ills " and explained new O regon laws. ooo F o re ig n v is ito rs to B rita in spent about $5 b illio n in 1977. T lie p rin c ip a l a ttra c tio n s w ere the S ilv e r Jubilee celebrations. CARROLL FUNERAL HOME 257 S. ROBERTS AVE GRESHAM. OREGON PHONE 665 1117 MARK LUEBKE, center, has earned the rank of Eagle Scout. Pictured with him Sandy Boy Scouts show 'Scout spirit1 Toil, fe e l, th in k , h o p e ; yo u w ill be su re to d re a m e n o u g h b e fo re y o u d ie , w ith o u t a rra n g in g it. -J . S te rlin g in de m onstrations of fire b u ild in g , s u r v iv a l s k ills , ba ckpa cking , cooking and oth er ca m p in g skills . The lo cal troop dem on stra te d s m a ll a n im a l tra p s and snares and how to m ake pole lashings. 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Powell D u r in g S co u t C apa des A p ril 22 a t the F a irv ie w Dog T ra c k , tro o p s ta ff m em bers w ill opera te a “ sim u la te d c o m p u te r" to answ er the pu b lic's questions about fir s t aid Q uestions w ill be fed in to the “ c o m p u te r” and s ta ff w i ll p ro d u c e th e c o r r e c t answer. B ear P a tro l w ill dem on s tra te se ttin g up a cam p site and how to m ake lashings at Scout Capades. w h ile F alcon P a tro l w ill teach knot ty in g and uses fo r the variou s types of knots The three m ost recent advancem ents in T roop 176 in c lu d e S h a w n B u rn s to T enderfoot and Rom an Scott and R alph Faust to Second Class A s s is ta n t S c o u tm a s te r M a rk Luebke re ce n tly was h o n o re d a t a re c e p tio n fo llo w in g his in s ta lla tio n as an E ag le Scout last m onth The Sam B a rlo w H igh School senior, who is a son of the Rev. and M rs. John F. Luebke of G resham , is the fo u rth boy to a tta in the E agle ra n k w ith in the troop. Luebke, a fo r m e r La ke vie w , O re , Scout, has been a c tiv e in the Sandy T ro o p fo r 2 4 years. He earned a to ta l of 24 m e rit badges and b u ilt a b ric k barbeque fo r Pleasant Home U n ite d M ethodist C hurch as his E ag le p ro je ct A tte n d in g L u e b k e ’ s in s t a lla t io n c e re m o n ie s in S a n d y w e re G u y M ille r , C olum bia P a c ific executive re tire d ; M ik e D rake. Boy Scout T h u n d e rb ird D is tric t exe cutive , and Bob A lg e r, L u e b k e 's f o r m e r S c o u t m aster fro m La keview T ro o p 176 Scoutm aster Bob Benson said only 1 percent of a ll Boy Scouts a tta in the E agle ra n k, but a recent survey at the U S A ir F orce A cadem y in d ic a te d 15 percent of the cadets had held the ra n k. T h e S an dy S cou ts a re known as a "c a m p in g tro o p ’ ’ and a re p lan nin g a b a ck packing t r ip fo r June, a ca m p in g t r ip to M ir r o r l^ k e in J u ly , Scout su m m e r cam p at C am p M e riw e a th e r on the Oregon Coast Aug 6-12, and a horseback c a m p in g t r ip in O ctober. In ad d itio n , the troop offers fa m ily a c tiv itie s throughout the year. Anyone interested in Boy S c o u tin g m ay c o n ta c t Benson at 622 3786 o r Luebke at 663-5455. 6 6 5 -4 1 5 8 N O T E D E A R L Y A V IA T O R Col C liffo rd R urke H a r mon. founder in 1926 of the now w o rld -fa m o u s H a rm o n T ro p h ie s , w as th e f i r s t a v ia to r in h isto ry to fly 28 m iles across Long Island Sound C harles L in d b e rg h was the second re c ip ie n t of a H a rm on T ro p h y Co. H a r mon died in 1945 at age 80 I
