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V u l UME 5
S A N D Y , O R EG O N
Legion Post To Open Contiolled Burning Is !
New Hall At Estacada Extended To May 31 I
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Graduates Needed By Sandy Boys Make Fine
Commission For Jobs Record Building Models
T he C arl D ouglas P ost of the
A m erican Legion plan to dedicate
th e ir new hall in E stacad a on Mon
day evening, M ay 25th. a t eight
o’clock.
E x-m ayor Carson, sta te com
m ander, the D epartm ent Com m an
der, and th e D istrict Com mander
will be present for th is occasion.
The program and speeches are
open to any m em ber of the Legion,
the A uxiliary and th eir families.
The building of the hall w as
m ade possible by the “ Benjam in
F ra n k lin ” fund, sponsored by the
Auxiliary. T his thousand dollars,
m atched w ith the L egion's dona
tion of labor, grew into a hall any
post could well be proud to call
home.
Controlled burning under perm it
will be allowed up to and including
M ay 31st w ithin the defense area
of the state, according to au th o ri
zation received recently by S tate
F o rester N. S. R ogers from Col.
J. B. Conny, IX A rm y Corps, F o rt
Lewis. The area involved includes
w estern O regon and th a t p a rt of
eastern Oregon lying w est of the
Southern Pacific railw ay. This new
order cancels the form er Arm y
notification th a t all burning was
to cease on M ay 14th.
“ There will be stric t enforce
m ent of the perm it requirem ents,”
sta te d th e forester, “ and those de
sirin g to b u m should contact the
local w ardens. Since th e object of
th is order is to prevent a smoke
nuisance subsequent to June 1 th a t
m ight in terfere w ith arm y m aneu
vers and a ir activities it is essen
tial th a t the burning be completed
by the end of the m onth.”
Mr. R ogers also stated th a t this
order referred only to the defense
are a of the sta te and th a t othei
regions w ere not affected. E lse
where, he said, burning activities
can be carried out subsequent tc
the deadline d ate but perm its must
be secured.
A new series of exam inations
The Industrial A rts departm en t
fo r ty p ists and stenographer» on of th e Sandy high school for th e
a continuous recru itm en t plan un past six w eeks h as been engaged
d er the m e rit system w as announc in building model a irc ra ft fo r the
ed recently by Prof. E. W. G riffith, B ureau of A eronautics of th e U.
supervisor fo r th e B oard Of E x am S. N avy. All stu d en ts in th is de
iners for the sta te unem ploym ent p artm en t dropped personal pro
com pensation commission.
je cts to aid in this vital w artim e
Those passing the new tests, project.
which will be given a t various
One hundred models of fifty d if
tim es in different cities, will be ferent ty pes of a irc ra ft have be, -
placed on eligible lists for jobs built here for train in g the arm ed
w ith the unem ploym ent com mis forces in plane recognition and
sion and the U nited S ta te s em studying concentration of fire The
ploym ent service.
planes made include American,
W ith no actu al experience re B ritish, Japanese, German, Italian
quired u n d er the new qualifica and R ussian models and are m ade
tions, a special appeal is being d i on the ratio of 1 to 72 of the exact
rected to high school g rad u ates models. A t 35 feet these models
who have had com m ercial train in g represent a real plane a t one-half
The new scale of pay s ta r ts a t $95 mile distance.
a m onth for sten o g rap h ers and $90
F ifty -fo u r boys will receive cer-
for typists.
tific ate s issued by the Bureau of
Applications, which also m ay be A eronautics for their work.
secured a t 22 em ploym ent office.,
The w ar production board’s re
muBt be subm itted to the Board
cent action prohibiting th e use of
of Exam iners. 701 Spalding Build
iron and steel in the m anufacture
ing, Portland. When' a group of ap
of m ore th a n 400 items, will affect
plicants from an y tow n is approv
m any articles widely used in a g ri
State-w ide plans to uiv th e ex
ed,, an exam iner will be sent to
culture, the Oregon USDA w ar
tensive organizations which con
ive the tests.
board reports.
ducted th e house-to-house w omen’s
occupational census, first of its
The order provides th a t for the
kind ever to be m ade in the United
n ext 90 days, m an u factu rers m ay
S tates, a s a farm labor recruitm ent
m ake up to 75 per cent of the av-
body cooperating w ith area offices
verage m onthly 1941 production o.
of th e U nited S ta te s em ploym ent
the specified item s. A fter th a t p e r
service, w ere announced this week
iod, no more iron and steel can be
The Seventh D ay A dventist
D uring th e past th ree week. by Mrs. Carol Brodie, C lackam as
used to m anufacture the item s school held its y early picnic S un
Or. G ardner of the S tate Board of
county ch airm an of the Oregon
named.
day a t the R. B. DeMerice home
H ealth h as m ade a com plete ear
Board for M obilization of Women,
Among iron and steel articles a f The students, th e ir p are n ts and
xam inatlon of all the stu d e n ts at
By cooperating w ith the em ploy
fected by the order, and which friends enjoyed a p leasan t a fte r
Sandy G rade Schoool in conjunc
m ent service in its crucial labor
fa rm e rs will have to do w ithout noon.
tion w ith the county h ealth d e
supply efforts, Oregon women can
fo r the “ d u ratio n ” , a fte r present
School will close Friday, May
p artm en t
Mr
and
Mrs.
H
erm
an
Miller
fulfill prom ises to work as needed
supplies are exhausted are:
Dr, P la tre r, Ivan B arker. Ceci
31st, and g rad u atio n exercises will
The exam ination showed 3 pei in the s ta te ’s offices, factories, and
C a ttle
stanchions.
chicken be held Sunday evening, M ay 31, celebrated th eir golden wedding
Duke
and
Bill
Coates
skidded
off
cent of the stu d e n ts to have d e fields. We m ade A m erican history
c r a te s chick feeders, com cribs, a t 8 o’clock fo r th e three g ra d u a t an n v ersary Sunday, M ay 17th, a t
the road near South Junction oi fective hearing, which average is
th
e
ir
home
in
Sandy
Ridge.
F
ifty-
by successfully mobilizing about so
culverts, feed troughs, fence posts, ing eighth graders. They are
the Deschutc. F riday m orning also state-w ide. Dr. G ardner con
p
g rain storage bins, silos, dipping F ran ces Ja n e Bruce. George K en four friends and relatives w ere
The 155-millimeter gun is the mod while retu rn in g home from a fish tacted the p are n ts of these child ercent of our women, and now
we are in a position to show the
and w aterin g tanks, storage tanks, neth Belleck and Velma Delores present. They w ere m arried May ern version of the old “G PP ’ of ing trip. Nobody wa. reported in
ren about having the defects rest of the country how such s ta te
15, 1892 in Perham., M innesota, World War I days. It has a range
w agon bodies and w heelbarrows.
jured but they will probably sta y remedied.
Greenman. E lder G. W. Cham bers
wide reg istra tio n can be used.
M etal roofing and siding also of P o rtlan d will give the com and came to Oregon 35 y ea rs ago. fifty percent greater than the old a few d ay s if it continues to rain
The chief nource of trouble wa
They
have
lived
a
t
Sandy
Ridge
gun,
heaving
a
95-pound
projectile
S ta te director L. C Stoll ex
will no longer be available, except m encem ent address.
approximately 15 miles. It is capa on those nice eastern Oregon dirt in m ost cases the tonsils, whlcl plained th a t m obliizaton chairm en
34 years.
fo r m aintenance and repair work,
ble of high road speed and each roads.
he advised having removed a t once will be called upon to serve again
th e w ar board reports.
m e costs $50.000.
as county leaders in th e recruiting
O regon’s plan to conserve farm
of women worker s, including applf-
m achinery th ru encouraging joint
cant« for train in g courses in w ar
use and ow nership of equipm ent
industries,, employes/ for offices
has received nationw ide recogni
Sandy high’s newly form ed golf
and factories, and women in the
tion, the sta te USDA w ar board squad entered into th e B ig Nine sical num bers will be given by the
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Cook of least on sp eak in g te rm s w ith thf
berry and bean fields.
high school band, and by Beverly
reports.
Jam esville, Wisconsin,
a rri\e d late P oll-P arrot, owned by F. L
League golf to u rn am en t la st F ri C ray, saxophone soloist.
M obilization chairm en will be in
Tuesday to visit for a few days Christenson. The puppies hav<
day afternoon a t the Colwood Golf
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vited to a tte n d county m eetings
w ith Mr. and Mrs. A. Radford Mrs. been form ally nam ed W rangles
course in P ortland.
with th e ag ricu ltu ral labor com
R obert C raft, m em ber of the
Radford and Mr. Cook are cousins. A. r V., Black Boy, and la st but no'
The four team s consisted of class of ’42, left Sandy high school
mittee, which consists of the fol-
P arkrose, which placed first; G re la st T uesday to ta k e a y ea r’s
least, The Duke of Sandy (Duki owing persons: Glenn Cum berland,
Word h as been received here for sh o rt).
M otorists should check now sham, which placed second; Silver- train in g a t th e Vancouver, Wash.,
R- A. Blytyh, J J. Inskeep, Ralph
Arsenals of America are working
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to be sure they have th eir au to ton. third ; and Sandy, fourth. Plue plant of th e Aluminum Com pany at terrific speed turning out this long th a t Mr. and Mrs. Ja ck C rum m ett
D
urett. Jam es Mellien and Harold
mobile registration certificates, in of P ark ro se w as m edallist for the of A m erica. He plans to become range, effective weapon for our (Echo C hristenson) of Las Vegas,
Jack Alt and W C. Stonem ai Beshue.
Nevada,
a
re
the
p
aren
ts
of
a
baby
armed forces. You and your neigh
case these are dem anded by the tournam ent, w ith a 39-36 for a 75 a chem ist a t the plant.
went fishing in th e D eschutes river
The first “ acid” test of the new
bor working hand-in-hand in unity boy born May 16th.
rationing board before gasoline r a total, Sandy received an invitation
and returned home w ith a fine plan is expected to come in the
can make possible the purchase of
tion card s are issued, w arns the to com pete in n ex t y e a r’s to u rn a
fine cutch of fish.
next week or tw o when more than
Beverly G ray received a superior an adequate number of these guns
Ruby Jones of C ottrell suffered
Oregon s ta te m otor association m ent from the superintendent of
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50,000 men, w omen and children,
ratin g a s saxophone soloist a t the by buying War Bonds. Put 10 per laceratio n s to her forehead when
One sure w ay th a t the board can P arkrose high school, who is in
Mr. and M rs Jo h n L G ary of m ostly in fam ily groups, will go
music m eet held in Eugene last cent of your income in War Bonds to she fell Sunday.
prevent duplication in the issu charge of the Big Nine golf league. Friday.
help reach your county quota, every
W ert Linn were dinner g u ests at into w estern Oregon fields to h a r
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pay day.
ance of ration cards is to stam p
R obert T rench of Boring receiv the home of Mr. and Mrs. Iv ar vest w hat is expected to be one of
each c a r reg istratio n certificate.
B ark er T h u rsd ay evening. Mr the la rg e st berry crops in recent
B accalaureate service for Sandy
ed
a lacerated shoulder Monday.
S tu d en ts saw the last of th eir
Such a p rogram is being fol high school w as held May 17th. Dr.
G
ary la te r th a t evening gave th< years.
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lowed in th e east and probably E. P. Borden of Oregon C ity deliv classes for th is te rm Thursday.
Women and stud en ts registered
graduation
ad d ress a t ‘. he grade
Oren
Reese
received
a
lacerated
E xam s w ere given W ednesday and
will be used in Oregon and W ash ered the serm on.
school.
in recent m onths will be called
hand
while
w
orking
a
t
his
mill
T
hursday
and
Com
mencement
w
as
ington.
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upon by 22 full-tim e em ploym ent
Sunday.
Com m encem ent w as held F riday held Friday.
M otorists who do not have 1942 evening, May 22nd. The address
Mrs H erbert Ogden of T rinidad offices and m any o th e r tem porary
reg istratio n cards can secure dup w as given by Dr. O. R Cham bers
Owen Nelson, young . m of Mr Colorado, is visiting her parents, farm offices only a fte r th e com
Commodity rationing continues
Bill M aplethorpe, form er student
licates by filing a special form of Oregon S ta te college.
an<l M rs Bud Nelson of Boring, Mr and M rs R S . Bunnell, for m u n ity labor supply and available
to
command
a
lion’s
share
of
a
t
a t Sandy high and now atten d in g
w ith th e se creta ry of s ta te ’s of
m ig rato ry w o rkers have been ex
M ary P artlo w gave the class
suffered a badly lacerated left heel several weeks.
tention in C lackam as county.
fice and paying a fee of 50 cents. oration, “ Y outh C arries On.” Mu- school a t Corvallis, visited school
hausted. according to farm plare-
Wednesday.
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In
preparation
for
the
gasoline
last Monday. H arry Reed, g rad of
m ent officers o f the em ploym ent
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Snyder of
’41, now in the arm y, visited a t the card reg istratio n to be conducted
The Ladies’ Aid of Sandy will Sandy spent M onday evening with service. Y ounger children are ex
Thursday,
F
rid
ay
and
S
aturday,
f?hool the previous Friday.
May 28, 29 and 30. Superintendent meet for th eir reg u lar m onthly Mr» T alkie Jo h n /to n in the F ir- pected t/> w ork only in fam ily
group» or und(kr adequate »uper-
Woodworth has sent notices to •session May 27th a t the Sandy wood com m unity.
viaion
Six Sandy Home Econom ic? club clerks or board chairm en of the Com m unity church a t 1:80 pm
girls w ere g u ests of the Gresham co unty’s school d istric ts to assum e with Mrs. Orien G anger presiding
Home Ec. club S atu rd ay a t Gre- local responsibility to r the sign-up. A fter dispensing wiwth the regular
sham high school A picnic was
Since all but four of the 110 business of the organization Rev.
planned for Viking park, but due •hool; will have been dismissed J f H afley will give a review of
to w eath er conditions, it w as held for the sum m er i tenths, d istric t of Joshua, the sixth of the se rie s of
in the school.
ficers and citizens m ust handle the i the "K now Your Bible Club . an
Sandy girls who attended were Job. Woodworth stated . In stru c im p o rtan t phase of the Ladle; Aid.
Jobelle Crist, V irginia B runs La tions will be given a t conferences I ! A cordial welcome is extended to
Verne Gunderson, Melba Jonsrud to be held thru-out the c o u n tr y • all.
Roberta Schmaltz, Lucille Sladky w ithin a few days.
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and the club advisor, Mias Ellen
Local registration will be a t the I E dw ard L Larson, who v
Pem berton
Sandy grade school between the I form erly principal of the g n
hours of 9 a m and 7 p m on May nchrx.l at Bull Run and wa last
Bill W eeks w as elected president 28. 29 and 30
y ear called Into service, is one of
of th e Ju n io r C ham ber of Com
six Oregon men to be graduated
m erce for the coming y ear a t a
oor. from the air force advanced
m eeting held Friday. May 15th
flying school a t Stockton Field,
W ilma Deplois w as elected vice
C alifornia H e will receive a i -cnntl
president and Paul Lansdowne w as ODD FELLOWS
Monday May lieutenants communion
25th
elected se creta ry - treasu rer.
PRO AMERICA
The Duche.-- of Laconia (the
Tuesday, May
26 th
canine member of the House of
The annual junior-senior prom
w as held in the Sandy high audi- WELL-BABY CLINK
Wednea- H afley i presented the City of S an
.» a w
tbe pho“>’
lh rir *rvcn
««■ Mr.
and M rs. Robert M. Jenkins of D ea tsv ille, Ala. E very one of the seven i torium last F rid ay evening The
dy with a lively set of quintuplets
day. May 27th
boys to in tbe arm ed se r v ic e s of the Cnlted States. Mr. Jenkins, who
l a -t w< ek. all of which are fine up
hall
w
as
decorated
with
ferns
and
REBEKAHS
Thursday May
is 72, is a railroad em p lo y ee. He w as recen tly cited by P resident
stan d in g boys The D uchess a
Roosevelt. Mrs. Jenkins to «1.
r
r v r e s .o e m
flow ers H ancock’s o rch estra fu r STATE GUARD CORPS
Wed- black and w hite Fox T errier la
nished the music.
nesday May 27th.
well known In Sandy, and w as a t
U pui a d eal la the Aala, The baya ll.h .d up e v e r y th in , eacen t B»h
Steel Ban Hits Many
Items Used On Farms
Women To Meet Test
Ear Examination Given
Grade School Pupils
School Holds Picnic
Golden Wedding
Fisherman’s Luck
WAII BRAUS
Sandy High School News Reports
Seen and Heard ’Round the Town
No ‘Tickee’ - No Gas??
Registration For Gas
Rationing Soon Due
Their Seven Sons Fight for Uncle Sam
Good Fisliin’ in Watertown
C a le n d a r