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SANDY POST to Lost Lake to spend the week- ' Orr, Dick Haneberg, Bill Bettis end. They stopped at Bonneville and Miss Echo Christensen, and watched the Charles L. Wheel- Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Knight, Jr., I er, Jr., go through th locks and and Donald returned from a weeks ( ¡under the Bridge of the Gods. Just stay at Long Beach, Washington i this side of Dee, Oregon a doe yesterday. The Knights had plen jumped into the front of their car anfi was so badly injured, shoot ty of clams and crab while at the beach. There was one mishap to ing was necessary. Slight damage mar an otherwise perfect trip, was done to the right front fend- That was when Donald was upend- er and one tire. Fishing was not so ed in the ocean and given severe ! rope burns on his legs. A lady, g00d at the lake, _______ j driving 'along, tore the life rope Mr. and Mrs. Walter Helms and and sPinal loose and drUir {t up the children, Mrr. and Mrs. Fred Gil- jbeach- Donald was swimming and bert and sons ar.d Mr. and Mrs. T. jthis rope cau^ ht h,m and dld the H. Kubitz and son motored t o 'dama*e- The Kni^ ht fami,y p,an White river on Sunday. They pic another trip in the near future. nicked and fished but fishing was n’t so very good. News Notes from BULL RUN By Blanche Jadwin The flume crew—outside em- the city, it is a treat and an out- ployees of the P. E. P. Co.—divid ing. The county plants fish in the ed into two groups, the swedes lake each year and some say there is “good” fishing. and the Norwegians—played a 7 inning game of softball at Dodge Wild blackberries surely are Park on Friday. The Norwegians plentiful this year. Almost any won by a close score of 18 to 16. A one with enough ambition to gath- fair crowd watched the game er the berries may have quanti which prroved to be quite interes ties. The R. E. .Murray family have ting and full of comedy instances. gathered twenty-one gallons so The winners were challenged to a far but have decided that is game by a group to be composed enough for one year. Others who of Power House men and some have gathered are: Mrs. Mina from the City crew. This game will Maplethorpe and L. E. Kealiher. be next Friday, July 15 at Dodge Beverly Ann Knox who has been Park and will be as much fun as the previous one so come and have visiting during the past week with Sunday, July 10, was visiting her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. L. day at Camp Namanu and over a a grand laugh. E. Kealiher, returned to her home hundred automobiles with parents The electris storm Thursday in Boring on Saturday. and friends stopped on the flat night started six fires in the Bull and walked the last mile into Run district of the Mount Hood Mr. and Mrs. Horton Lee and camp. Parents are not allowed to National forest and in the water infant daughter Patricia of Port bring food or candy to girls at shed of Portland’s water supply. land were Thursday evening vis camp unless they bring enough Lookouts located each blaze and itors at the William Seidel home. for each girl present. This is one forest rangers with CCC crews Miss Helen Soderberg and Her- of the hardest rules of the camp were sent to check the flames. to obey but councilors see that it There was a scattering fall of rain brt Shirman of Portland spent is effective. No girl was willing to but it was not enough to allay dire Sunday visiting Helen’s parents, leave camp and return home with danger. All fires are out or under Mr. and Mrs. Hjalmer Soderberg. her parents which shows the grand control at this time. This was the time they have. Mr. and Mrs. V. Dell Butler and first serious fire threat to the Mt. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Goss motored r> r a j ... , Hood National forest this year. to Monmouth on Sunday to spend „ and Mlaa A' etta vv v T ' The Young People’s Society of the day with Mrs. Butler’s father, | ^ ae. He.PPe11 ° f Charles Newman. They motored on ** a t the W’ ? the Powell Valley Mission church held its annual Fourth of July pic to Independence and inspected the th°,rP h° me‘ They 8rC the father a niece of Mrs. Maple- nic at Butler Park. The group ate hop yards, and came back by the ' 8nd j thorpe’s. the picnic lunch in the church as way of Salem, taking particular it was raining to heavily for an note of tin state buildings. Melvin Haneberg made his eigh- enjoyable out-of-doors lunch. They Mr. and Mrs. Elmer G Merritt teenth climb °f H°°d °n Sat' motored to Butler Park for their who are stationed at Little'Sandy *?d LS.U" day W*h 8 games, ball and prizes though. are now vacationing in their home P8*'ty’ 8 feW °f WhlCh G‘ Since it cleared early in the af ternoon the group did enojy them- town in North Dakota. The Mer- slves, Between fifty and sixty ritts plan to be away for two young people attended the affair. weeks. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Knight, Jr. and son Donald departed for Wal lowa Lake on Friday. They plan ned to spend Friday night visiting friends at The Dalles and possibly seeing the dedication ceremonies attendent to the arrival of the first ocan-going steamer to the Inland Empire. After visiting friends at Wallowa Lake, they will continue on to Spoakne, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Ace Irvine motored DR. H. A. SCHNEIDER INSURANCE Life-Health-Accident - Auto Theft-Burglar y-Plate Glass- Surety and Fidelity Bonds. Brenton Vedder Sandy, Oregon SA N D Y , OREGON MinniniiiiiniiiHiiilllHIIIHIHIIIIIII I llllllllll H h r r t T h r t t ' i L o tt o f Fu n Swimming— Boating Picnicking- Baseball DANCE ■ " 'I v V L w ith t h . Royal Roa. r n t i r a l 1* **• s * tvrday a I Howdy | occasions I should be | swimming I ♦ ♦ Folks: There are when the mouth kept closed when and when angry. • • * A bee's stinger is only one thirty second of an inch long. The other two feet is pure imagination. • • • If you sleep in a ehair you have nothing to lose. But a nap at the wheel is a permanent snooze. S U N D A Y N IT E out Sunday and pinnte Court o( Ih« •» SWrilM. ,« i I.O.O.F. Hall When you buy M ilk and Cream ask for M t. H ood Q u a lity Daily iresh delivery from government double tested cows. At my new shop Ph one Sandy Ccccle Brown 293 GRESHAM Principles that \Jever Qo Out of Styl< i c Fundamentals The principles upon which this Bank was founded—and still di rected—are those which are recognized as the foundation ston) of conservative finance. They have been adapted to the modern needs of business, but never abandoned in a quest of a financial “philosopher’s stone.” BUGLE Member Independent Bankers’ Association of Oregon ♦ Ivan Barker, Editor Help your Junior to W in a Prize Junior Business Builder cam- paign is getting under wav. Be sure to get a junior to boost for and help your jun- ior to win a fine prize. Special extra coupons on Dexter soap this week SI.00. j Coupon on each bar. Timely specials at your home 1 drug store. Santiseptic lotion reg. 50c 1 45c. I.isterine tooth paste 2 for 26c. Ipana tooth paste reg. 50c 39c. Barker's Fresh made ice 1 cream special this week. FRESH PINEAPPLE special film developing 25 I a roll with an enlarge- I »lent coupon free. ents O Picket Flour ~ ¿ s i t e s ä SANDY DRUG STORE i" *«• Ì " a n n o .- " Guaranteed by the World's L . „ „ , M ille« of High Altitude Wheat Sandy Market, Inc. Hoffman Bros. S A N D Y and Rhododend - “ SSI®! ?? «a nmrì J unior Ma » h . r H lw ay— Turn Turn N. S at .1 t a lr t ir * M'wajr— »’ten*«' G round«. Tablea, i te. Brand SANDY, OREGON Smile« And Values The height of embarrass- mnt—Two eyes meeting at the same keyhole. Blue Lake July 5Th BARKER'S Mis. Seaman—“Lyle wake up. 1 am sure I heard a mouse squeak. Lyle sleepily—“Well, what do you want me to do? Get up and oil it. * • • & Starting Sandy, Oregon Clackamas County Bank * * ♦ T iilllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillilla l Tues., W e d - Fri. DENTIST —Phones— Office 151 — Residence 6 x 2 At one time, thirty automobiles were parked beside the tunnel out- lt into Roslyn Lake on Sunday. These cars contained fishermen and families spending the day in the counttry. Local men do not fish this lake but to people from LIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIlllllINllIllllliiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir Roller Skating FLOWERS for All Occasions Alfred Williams, M. D. ron
