VOLUME 3
Facts I
SANDY, OREGON, T i l l KSDAY, NOVEMBERS! 1910
New Markings Indicate Passing Zones
».
The Taxpayers of
Clackamas County
Should Know
NUMBER Hi
Bad Weather
Causes Wrecks
A series of automobile acci
dents: caused mostly by icy pave
m ent in this vicinity over the
| week end Tuesday had resulted in
treatm ent ci several bruised and
lacerated persons and sent eight
damaged cars to garages heie
I »or repairs.
in a collision 1 1-2 miles west
of Government Camp late Sun
day, Ila Wiliiams, Brightwood, E.
L. G arrett, Boring, and Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Wilson, Rhododen
dron , tuttorod cuts and lacera
tions in one car, and Jam es G ar
rett, Kelso, Wash., sim ilar hui ta
in the second.
'Cog days1 will sooa be here
for the Clackamas county court
has set the license fees for dog?
t a i a»
TD?4iS
for 1941, paym ents to be receiv
«%‘NWÎf
3 W !5¡S
ed a fte r Jan u ary 1 and after
YüKUtf
t’r*
M arch 1 a 51.00 penalty will be
assessed. 1 he fees will remain the
sam e a s in 1940: 75 cen ts for
male or spayed bitch dogs and
51.00 lo r fem ale dogs.
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The Portland Ceneral Electric
W H IT E BARRIER S T R IP E ~|
liu rts iw o
com pany F riday filed an expense
i G. H. Rouuma, Gie->hatn, sui-
statem en t w ith County Clerk
-e.ca ucepj cuts auouL tne eye
Guy H. Pace here showing it ex
Y
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W
CENTER
STRIPE
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»»»* *ea nm p .n .u p L u c a
a.u u u e.,
pended 52729.95 in assisting to
mm u,e urtim near tne Dvergiee-i
uv-eai a incaoure cicatiiig the
OREGON STATE-HIGHWAY
true on tne r-cop nig».way.
proposed C lackam as county peo
COMMISSION
ueth
and Dorothea
^u»g»ey,
p le's utility district a t the recent
-»cutdan, incurred severe lace
general election.
“ f N°; 2? aS °vertaken car N°- 1 b" ‘
driver of ear No. t Is warned by the white bar
ai d head lacerations m a hcau-
Expense accounts of candi
rier stripe that it is not safe to pa»s No. 1 without danger of colliding with car No. 3, which, for purpose of on collision just east oi nc.e.
d ates also were recorded and
Illustration,may barely be discerned approaching over the crest of the hill.
J. Royal Carpenter, Gresham,
showed th a t L. L. McFarlane,
was unhurt, as his car skidded in
dem ocrat, defeated for re-elec
BAR TO H ELP
to the guard rail on the Bull Run
tion as county commissioner, ex
PRO-AMERICA CLUB
KEGR1S1
RANTS
Bridge Sunday night, the
rail
penned $’ 44.25; D. T. Meidrum,
ORGANIZED
caving
him
from
a
plunge
into
republican, successful in his race
OREGON CITY—A ssistance in
A Pro-America study group the river. Another wieck involv
fo r county surveyor, paid out
advising Clackamas county regis
w
as
organized Friday afternoon ed ears registered to Anton H o t t -
569.80.
tran ts on tilling out federal se a t the home of Mrs, Robert Jons-
s te tte r and Joe Gateiy, both of
Preparations
are
being
made
i
Rufus Wood, re-elected county
lective service questionnaires will rvd. Mrs. Oscar Spliid, director
Portland, near Alder creek Sun
accessor,
$138.50; Edwin
A. by the sponsors, Sandy Odd Fel- ! be given by 25 attorneys appoin
of organization in Multnomar day night.
lows and Rebekahs, for the An- 1
VV oodworth
re-elected
county
ted by the legal advisers of the cour.ty, was present. A'.so Mrs.
scrool superintendent, $114.50; nual Christm as Dance, assisted county's two d ra it districts, it
R. V. Burrell, education, Mre
Jack Grenfell, defeated candidate oy the Sandy schools and other ■> as announced Saturuay.
John Bullivant, Jr., ar.d Mrs. j A . i l i R IDG E D IN N E R
local
organizations.
for sheriff, $207.35.
Appointed by William H am Alga Rogers, all of Portland. Mrs. D R A W S CROWD
M erchants, business men, and
mond, adviser for board No. 2, Robert Jonsrud was named as
Ine turkey dinner, which w as
other interested parties will be
SANDY BOOKS
asked to contribute prizes, given headquartered a t E stacaua, w ere. chairm an and Mrs. W. W. How »»aid a t sanuy Ridge school house
DONKEY BALL
on lucky tickets; thus promoting L . W. K irkpatrick, Milwaukie, ard jrogram chairman.
.ast Saturuay night, drew a
Sandy has tn» p veLgc oi in the ticket sale.
r r a n k Sheitcn, E stacada; K en
Pro-America is an organization .a» go attencancc.
itiatin g a new gam e to thus State
neth E. Proctor, H eioert A ltstadt of Republican women to keep in
F or the year 1939, 108 prize?
T here wore 130 plates sold,
which w as held last Wednesday were given, a radio being the Paul R, E.ggs, Emory Noo.t, formed and alert to their dutie?
William M. Stone, Stanley j. a3 citizens and dedicated to the a.ong with tickets for the piizes,
evening, when the business men
grand prize. 906 tickets were
wnich netted a sum ot $52.45.
played the school teachers a
sold netting $226.50, this money- -vntcheil, Daisy Seidel, W illiam L. preservation of our constitution
Echo Christensen aim Don
gam e of Donkey Basketball,
Minvey,
p,
K.
Hammond,
J.
E.
al government.
Membership if J Hemming held the lucky num
being used to finance the Com
The game was held at the San munity Christm as tree a t the rteuges and n a ir y rr a z e i, ail o. open to all men and women in bers to r the two grand prizes'.
dy grade cchoui gym nasium a t Sandy Grade school where every -re g o a City.
sym pathy with these principles. ' O ther pr.zes were drawn by G.
8;C0 p. m. I t pt ivided plenty o f child in Sandy and surrounding
Their h t.p will bo available to
, D. Orr, Duane K n ap p , A lb e it
laughs and c e tte i th e old annual communities received fruit, candy ' registrant* without charge, i t was
| Jonsrud, ar.d Agnes Barker.
tacketball fe u i which has
The 4-H Cooking club of the
aad euts, The rem ainder of tho s t a ie d . Loth ooards in tne county
A lt e r th e su p p e r w a s over, the
brewing over a period of years.
money w as used for Christmas v/i.i stai t mailing out the ques Sandy Union High School held rest of the evening was spent in
Tentative lineupo were as fol baskets, 63 having been distrib tionnaires early tin s week in the their annual election and the piayiug cards.
cider of tne order numbers.
lows: Businessmen—R, S Smith uted.
i members were elected, Lester
The money received from thl3
Wolf, president; Bud Haselwond affair is to bo inxd to help pay
and Mayor Charles Sharnke, for
Committees have been appoin
or, vice-president; Lawrence Ten te r I ho Sandy Ridge Cemetery
wards; Fred Proctor, center; A1 ted with the following chairmen:
Rider and A1 Hoffman, guards;
Eyck, secretary; ar.d Charles incorporation,
IOOF—Lyle
Seaman,
Otto ' KNEE HURT IN FALL
.Marler, reporter. The club will
Tom Scales, substitute. Teachers Motejl, Lloyd Boylan.
E rnest Fisher, Sandy, suffered
hold their next meeting on the
—Ace Irvine, Pop Rannow, for
REBEKAHS—Ruby Loui.drce
M argaret ' a painful knee laceration when next rainy noon hour.
w ards; G. D. Orr, center; Clark I Secretary - treasurer,
M A NEW S —
ne fell off his bicycle, Dr. C. Lon
Lund, Jam es Folsom, guards; ■ Loundree, A ssistant.
The next o venir g school con
Duane K rapp. substitute.
PUBLICITY—Orval Butler.
Piatner, who treated him, said
PRIZES—Lloyd Boylan, Lee I
ducted,
by Lennox Biatchford will
On going to press, we are able
CEDARVILLE
PARK
iu e day.
Be held a t the Sandy High Agri-
to inform you th at the school McGlade. Duane Knapp, Peter '
ANNOUNCES DANC ES
I ? tutine loom on ..ovem ber 28 a t
teachers won the Donkey B asket Markvardsen. M argaret
Loun- j
Mr. R. W. Forbes, m anager o: « »‘«lock. Dr. Carter, the vetenar-
dreo,
ball game.
neonard Lemon, Alder Creek;
A large crowd attended the
TICKET
DISTRIBUTION — I Jack Gree.iwood, Wemme; Ar- Cedarville Park, announces the lu.i from Gresham will be a
parade held on Main street Wed ■ Henry Helms.
ietha Mills, Zig Zag;
Charles engagement cf Carl Peterron and . peaker. tie will talk on and dis-
nesday afternoon and the even- , TICKET SALES—Lyle Sea- I Hiil, Mrs. C. Daimler, Govern his nine piece band as the com ?uas dairy cattle diseases.
George Lar. on, a member of
ing
perform ances
w as
well I | mar. Sandy; Dell Grime«. Sandy ( m ent Gamp; George Koch. C.ai- ing attraction to the park start-
the Sandy chapter of the 1 FA
crowded w ith plenty of bumps Heights; Bina Bell. Sandy Ridge; j ence Erl, John Woodcock, Orient; irg November 23rd.
Mr. Potereon is one of P o rt baa bought himself a 1924 Dodge,
and bruises but no carnalities Bill BOshOlm. Dover; Mr. and i A lbert Jonsrud. Kelso.
land«
finest bands and features ile intenda to m ane a tractor out
Thanksgiving morning found sev Mrs. George Williams, Cedar j ORCHLS - LA C. G. Brown,
Louise Pallae the little lady with jf it in the high school shop.
era! of the players cot so thank Creek; Leo McGlade. Bormg;
HALL and POLICING- - O tt. personality and a sweet voice.
The afternoon class went to
ful. but the performance proved P eter M arkvardsen Cottrell; Mr ;
Motejl, A lbert Rider, Oscar
Nelson
» Dairy on Tuesday, Nov.
a fine si ccess.
Mr.
Peterson
is
an
experienced
and Mrs. Dave Kkngler, Lewir I derson.
18
to
Judge
dairy cattle.
The
Orchestra
Mistro
and
promises
to
Hudson, Mr. a rd Mr«. L
E :
Any arcistance in this drive give the dancing public the m us morning cla«s had visited the
WANTED: Bo.v« and girl« be Kealiher, Bull Run and Head
will be sincerely appreciated.
ic they er joy, and played In the ,l».iry several day.; before.
tween the age» of nine and work«: Mr
and Mrs. H erbert
An f 'r ’A meeting will be held
twelve. Any boy or girl want Knight,
Lusted Road; Percy '
style to be thoroughly apprer ia’-
Signed.
on November the 28th. This will
ing to wfa a dandy prize for Shelley, Marmot; Henry Helms
ed by both young and old. Truly
LYLE SEAM r N
be the FFA Thanksgiving pro
Christmas, call at Sandy Drug Mrs. Edith
Cranswick, Dora
RUBY LOUNDREE,
a tre a t long awaited by the danc- gram . An Outr.de speakc.- ic ex-
Store before Nov. 23th.
Adv. Cronrwlck,
Cherryville;
Mrs. ,
Chairmen.
ng public.
ptetud Ul »ttaod.
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NO -PASSING ZONE PAVEMENT-MARKING
Xmas Dance
To Be Held
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