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SANDY
POST
TH U RSD AY, A P R IL IS, 1944
Want Ads
| USE MORE AGGS
DURING APRIL
ft ft ft
Use an extra egg wherever pos­
SUMMONS
P ublished E v e ry T h u rsd a y at S an dy, C lackam as C o u n ty, O regon
CITATION
sible in cooking while eggs are
No. 6965
FOR SALE. ‘31 Chevrolet
Telephone
Wood for sale.
plentiful this month, urges Janet In Circuit Court in and for the
‘37 Willys sedan
In
the
Circuit
Court of the State Sandy 247.
Taylor,
Clackamas
county
home
“W ith charity and justice to all and malice toward none.”
State of Oregon for Clackamas
•39 Chevrolet panel.
of Oregon for the County of
demonstration agent. Adding an County.
Norman Erickson, 3 miles north
Clackamas.
Probate D epart­
egg to various dishes adds food A rthur Zimmerman, Plaintiff,
BUELL
O R V A L G. B U T L E R , E d ito r and O w ner
ment.
of Sandy on Bluff road, 1-2
value and gives color, flavor and
vs.
In the M atter of the E state of Reconditioned and New Furniture mile west. Call evenings.
richness. Many times homemak
Heaters __ Stoves — Repairs
era whose families eat few eggs J Viola Zimmerman, Defendant
John Knight, Deceased.
L o c a lly Owned, L o c a lly E d ite d . E n tir e ly Set and P rin te d in
Tools __Books ___ D ishes__ etc.
To Viola Zimmerman, the ab­
i
as
eggs,
can
hide
them
in
the
In
the
Name
of
the
State
of
Sandy, O regon, f o r N o rth e a st C lackam as C ounty.
SALE BOOKS for sale a t the
See BUELL on the Bluff Road
cooking this way and serve en- ove named defendant:
Oregon: All persons named and
Sandy
Post. Plain sales books
In the Name of the State of unnamed who are heirs and or
E ntered as second class m a tte r A u g u s t 19, 1939, at the p o s to ffic e at ough for good nutrition.
and Sales books with your nae.
Oregon:
You
are
hereby
requir­
FOR
SALE
—
$25.00
U.S.
Gov­
claim
Sandy, O regon, un d e r A c t o f M a rch 8, 1879.
------------------
distributees ----------may
or who
In these days of rationed meat,
ernment bonda Now only $18.75 Also Rubber Stamps.
alternates are often required, and ed to appear and answer the any heirship, ownership, or in­
complaint
filed
against
you
in
Easy
payments. See Fred Proc­
terest in the above entitled es­
eggs are one of the best. An av­
S u b scrip tio n ra te (payable in advance) $2-00 p e r year.
tor, Clackamas County Bank.
FRANK L. McGUIRE. 5 ac­
erage, moderately active adult re­ the above entitled suit on or be­ tate are hereby commanded to
res. Beautiful new 5-room house
quires about 70 gram s of protein fore the expiration of four appear in the Circuit Court, Pro­
FARM HELP WILL BE
S and y G rad e School daily, about 500 gram s of pro- week" from the date of the first bate Department of the State of WANTED __ Carpenter and just 6 imiles east of Sandy, Ore­
BADLY NEEDED THIS YEAR
tein a week, according to the publication of this summons, Oregon for the County of Clack­
painting work. J. J. Roach, % gon, on Mt. Hood Loop highway.
« « «
committee on food and nuerition, April 6, 1944; if you so faii to amas, at the Court House in the
ft ft ft
mile south of Ford garage, rt. Bus transportation, school bus.
Spring w ater in house, electric­
Anticipating unusual demand
April 6th the chamber of com- National Research council. Since aPPear and answer plaintiff will City of Oregon City, Clackamas
1, box 99.
the Court for the re­ County, Oregon, on or before
ity, fireplace, full bath. Owner
this year for seasonal labor, merce dinner was held a t the the weekly average allowance of aPPlY
prayed for in his complaint, the 10th day of July, 1944, and
will show. For term s see Mr. A.
Ralph Lose of the Farm Labor grade school building. A very de- meat under rationing is about 2
FOR SALE __ Slab wood at the
W. Dyal a t Sandy, Ore., or call
Employment office for Clacka- licious dinner was enjoyed and and 1-4 pounds per person, tih« to-wit; a decree dissolving the file answer herein setting up
mill, you haul, $1.75 per cord.
contract
heretofore their respective claims of heir­
AT-7171, Frank L. McGuire’s.
mas conunty is uring farm ers to afterw ards an entertainment was amount of protein supplied by marriage
Call
Joe
Yoerger,
phone
103.
file their estimated needs as ear- ! given which included a couple of I th at allowance is about 200 and now existing between the ship, ownership and interest in
ly as posible.
I dances by Nadine Persing and Ju . grams, less than half the requir- parties hereto; and for such ot­ said estate and to show cause if
FRANK L. McGUIRE. If its
HIGHEST PRICE PAID
In former years the growers anita Kelson, and songs by Jack- ed amount. Therefore, meat alter- her and further relief as to the any there be why the facts
a home, acreage or farm that
court
may
seem
just
and
equit­
should not be found and the
often depended to a large extent ie Tooley, Alois Palmer, Phylis nates with high protein value
you are looking for, priced from
lor
rights of heirs and distributees
on migratory workers who fol- Loundree and Florence Barg- must be used. One egg cotains ab- able.
$2000 to $37,$$$, contact A. W.
This summons is published by to said estate decreed as set I
USED FURNITURE
lowed the harvests but It Is doubt strom. A news reel was shown by oat 7 grams of protein, and an
Dyal, Sandy.
order
or
Earl
C.
Latourette,
forth and prayed for in a p e ti-!
ful if this help will now be able a standard Oil company man 1 eSg every day would supply ab.
or
w
hat
have
you
to move so freely from place to
from Portland. Mrs. Chilton and out 50 gram s of protein, nearly, Judge oi the above entitled tion filed herein.
Black Cap stakes 2 cents,
place. The problem then becomes
Mrs. Wilder served the dinner one-tenth of the weekly require- Court-
This citation is served on you ,
SANDY BARGAIN STORE
while
they last. Special on house
strictly local with the need tor ' assisted by the teachers.
( ment for an average adult. E g g s 1 Tlle order is dated March 29, by order of the Honorable Earl
Jack Idleman
hold furnishings and farm m a­
1944.
C.
Latourette,
Judge
of
the
ab­
housewives and children to form The Parent-Teachers associa-' ar elsihroca uisi
vgJw ETAOIN
chinery March 31st and April
Date of first publication
ove entitled Court.
a -land army” to fight for pro-
tion will meet a t the grade school' are also rich in vitamins A and
1st.
BUELL, Bluff Road.
GUERNSEY
BULL
SERVICE
—
1944 •
auction. Many hundreds of these on April 18th. We hope all the B, and one of the best sources Al'Pril
WITNESS My hand and seal
volunteers will be required and parents will be here to help de­ for Vitamin D. The fact th at) Date of lastP ublication
of said court affixed this 30th
D e liv e re d ; phone S a n d y 30x5, M.
. WANTED. Used Farm
It ls hoped that personal plans cide about hot lunches for next eggs are a good, source of iron is :
4, 1944.
day of March, 1944.
L . Lee.
chin^ry.
..Buell. ___
.
can be so arranged for the sum- year, We feel they have been another reason to list them high
BUTLER & JACK
GUY H. PACE,
)
A ttorneys for Plaintiff.
mer th at many will be able to re- 1 most successful for the past on the meat alternate list.
County Clerk.
SHEARING Cutters and combs
...FOR SALE. 4-ft. wood, $8
gister soon. Groups or platoons; year,
Homemakers will be wise to
Butler Building,
1st publication April 6, 1944.
ground and polished. Ed De
a cord in 3-cord lots. $7 in
will be formed as the season pro- .
provide a supply of cooking eggs Oregon City, Oregon.
Last publication May 6, 1944.
Long, Hillcrest road, rt 1, box
ita
10 cord lots.
Also stumpage
greases to be transported to the
for a late season by storing a
284, Sandy.
for sale or cut on shares,
fields by the growers and work |
quantity now when they are
SUMMONS
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
ash and fir, you haul. . 2 . 7
under the direction of adult s u - 1
cheap and plentiful. Eggs may
No.
6866
J In the Circuit Court of the State
miles from Loop highway on
pervisors.
I
FORS
ALE.
Good
2nd
growth
be
frozen
and
stored
In
a
freez-
ft ft ft
for Clackamas stumpage. WANTED.Wood cut­
Bull Run road. O. E. McMil­
A large number of requests for
er-lockero r preserved a t borne In the Circuit Court of the ! I of Oregon
lan.
ters. Wm. Blake.
this platoon help Is expected so
B etter tie up your pooch or by use of mineral oil, water glass
State of Oregon for the Ooun- ) Caunty.
it will be of mutual benefit to the Stonie will get cm sure,
or “dry ice.” For further inform­
ty of Clackamas. Probate De­ NINA WILLIAMS, Plaintiff,
vs.
farm ers and to the volunteers to | SUm Smith a„ d
ation about these methods of
partment.
WANTED. Used farm mach­
tile their application early. T he' blocking the bank door
In
the
M
atter
of
the
Estate
of
E
^
RbE
WILLIAMS,
Defendant. inery, tools of all kinds, pumps,
home preservation of eggs con
Flarm Labor office is located a t
Hjalmar E . Soderberg, d e - 1 To Earle Wiliams the above sewing machines, washing ma­ Deep Creek Gravel Co.
tact your home demonstration ag ­
T hat loaf of bread, remember. ent’s office.
418 Main street, Oregon City. Te­
CEMENT and DRIVEWAY
ceased
I named defendant:
BUELL,
Notice' is hereby given t h a t '
016 Name of the State of chines and furniture.
Says he guesses he’s getting al­
lephone 2-9801.
GRAVEL
Bluff Road, Sandy.
Many requessts for preseason ong O. K„ hasn’t seen his name
the undersigned, as administrix ° f e^on: You are hereby requir-
CEMENT — SAND
—On Pay Day, Buy Bonds
workers .are now on file, as well in the paper.
of the estate of Hjalmar E. So- *** t0 aPPear and answer the
At Pit or Delivered
as permanent jobs for both sin­
derberg, deceased, has filed her f®mPIaint filed against you in WOOD __ 4 ft. or 16 in. deliver­
Rt«'. 1, Box 101
Boring, Ore.
Frank lost his shirt and found
ed. Phone Sandy 16x2
final account in the office of the 1116 above entitled suit on or be-
gle and married men. The imine- it at '•buful lady’s.” Ohmygoah
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
dlate need' is for people to string
County -Clerk of Clackamas fore the expiration of four
Them
gals
in
the
Ration
Board
hops and hoe straw berries and
Notice is hereby given th a t the County, Oregon, and that Mon­ publication of this summons, Ap-
P L A N T S FOR SALE
iiiuMiinmiiiniiiimiiiHiiiimiiiKiiHiHimiiimiiu'Hiiiiu
about April 20th cannery rhu­ are gettin’ exclusive. Durn it, undersigned, as Administrator of day, the 1st day of May, 1944, weeka from the date of the first
Logan, Boysen, and Young-
BLACKSMITHING
barb will be ready to harvest. can’t even catch a glimpse of ’em the estate of Raymond D. Logan, a t the hour of 9:30 o’clock in ril 6. 1944; if you so fail to ap­
any more.
The dairy farina need permanent
deceased, has filed his final ac­ the forenoon of said day and in i pear and answer, plaintiff will berry, write for quantity prices. Woodwork
Saw Hammering
single men badly ami there is an
Henry says there haint no jus­ count with the Clerk of the Cir­ the court room of said court h a s ) apply to the Court for the re­ H. G. Andrew, Boring, Oregon, Build New System Log Houses
opportunity fo r a reliable family tice no how.
cuit Court of Clackamas Coun­ been appointed by said court as lief prayed for in her complaint, Rt. 1, Box 108.
JONSRUD LOG HOUSE CO.
man to connect permanently with
ty, Oregon, and th a t Monday, the the time and place for the hear­ to-wit; a decree dissolving the
How many E aster eggs you
CUSTOM
H
A
TC
H
IN
G
a large turkey ranch near Canby.
contract
heretofore
Phone SANDY 20x2
ate, Fred!( got a tummpy ache. 15th day of May, 1944 a t the ing of objections thereto and the marriage
and now existsing between the Let us hatch your eggs, see or iiiii»iuug^B!siiiuainiiBiiiiBii>aiiiianiHiiiiBiiiii
hour of 10 a.h., in the Circuit settlement thereof.
W hat? ? He’s a lookin’ bad.
parties hereto; and for such ot- write us for reservation. Mt.
Court Room in the Court House
Dated March 25, 1944.
OSC Assigned 17-Year Olds
Herby says, gosh blim it he’s a t Oregon City, Oregon, has been
hee
and further relief as to the Hood Hatchery, Sleepy Hollow
Date of first
publication, is
ft ft ft
gettin’ his dates mixed up. Care appointed bysa id Court as the Marah 30, 1944.
court may seem just and equit- Rd - Brightwood, Oregon,
BUD CISSNEY
First assignments of 17-year ful Herby, the dog house door is time and place for hearing of ob­
able.
D ate of last publication is
Cesspools, Septic Tanks and
old high school graduates to swingin’ wide.
WOOD
SAWING
jections thereto and the final set­ April 22,1 944.
This summons is published by
City Disposals Pumped and
the campus at Oregon state col
order of Earl C, Latourette, Prompt Service — Prices reas­
Did you'ail go to the fireman’s tlement thereof.
ANNA
O.
Cleaned.
SODERBERG
lego campus under the revised
Dated and first published Ap­
dance, and who fell down, and
Administratrix of the estate Judge of the above entitled onable. Leave orders a t Sunset
Rt. 3, Box 170 Portland, Ore.
Army specialized training prog­
C ourt
ril 13, 1944.
Service Station.
F3
did
you
get
a
taste
of
them
sand-
of
Hjalm ar E. Soderberg, de
Tel. Tabor 4396
ram indicates a unit of 75 men
The order it dated March 29,
Date of last publication is May
ceased.
witches. Durn it, I didn’t.
eo be added to the 120 advanc­
1944.
I1th, 1944.
DA Y-OLD CH IC KS
G. Schneider, Attorney
ed engineering erainees remain­
Dick' waiting patiently while
Date of first publication is
A. F. Bierman, Administrat­
Several
varieties. Place orders
for
Administratrix.
ing for spring term. These stu- "bufu lady” searches and sear­
April 6, 1944.
or of the estate of Raymond
now
for
future delivery. Mt.
dents will receive from one to ches in her pocket book for the
D. Logan, deceased.
D ate of last publications is Hood Hatchery. Sleepy Hollow
TRY
three term s of college work at money to pay for the gas. After Butler & Jack,
May 4, 1944.
NO TIC E TO C R EDITO RS
Rd.
Brightwood,
Oregon.
army expense before they are emptying the contents on the car 200 Butler Bldg.,
BUTLER & JACK,
No. 7300
Inducted f o r
active service. seat several times the money was
Oregon City, Oregon.
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
FRANK L. McGUIRE. Listings
In the Matter of the Estate of Address; Butler Bldg.,
While in this reserve status found. Dick says he don’t trust Attorneys for Administrator.
Open 7 a.m to 11:30 p.m
wanted. Have cash buyers from
they will receive some military nobuddy.
Richard G. Hungerford, de­
Oregon C ity, Oregon.
eastero
Oregon
th
a
t
are
inquir­
ceased.
training and will wear R.O.T.C.
Sandy Market Jim just could­
ing for small acreages and farm s
uniforms.
Notice is hereby given that
n't take it any more. Gettin' old NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
NO TIC E OF F IN A L
in
this community.
List your
ACCOUNT
I betcha.
Notice is hereby given th at the the undersigned has been duly
Notice is hereby given th at place now on the high market.
appointed
Executrix
of
the
Es­
Ceo. Beers getting a bran new undersigned, as Administrator of tate of Richard G. Hungerford, the undersigned as administra- Contact A. W. Dyal, Sandy Ore­
LOOP HIGHW AY
leal estate olfiee.
W hereabouts' of the
,, estate
, of Elizabeth Libby. deceased, and any and all per­ tor oot the estate of Josie Rice, gon. At McGuires office Monday,
Near Sandy Lumber Yard
did vfMi
»h
.
,taDOUts
sometimes
known
as
Mrs.
C.
E.
uid you get the moota Geo.
deceased, has filed his final ac­ Wednesday and Friday.
Libby, deceased, has been filed sons having claims against said
count
in the office of the Coun­
estate
are
hereby
required
to
Jolumy Dunn, sad and wistful, his final account with the Clerk
FOR SALE. 1200 feet of 5-8! f
ty
Clerk
of Clackamas County,
present
said
claims,
duly
veri­
■ays he was a talking when h e ,
the Circuit Court of Clacka­
«able; 600 feet of 7-8 cable; 2-
Oregon,
and
th
at
Monday,
the
fied
as
by
law
required,
at
the
should have been listen in ’. Oh. Oh. I mas County, Oregon, and th a t
Clifford G . Schneider
office of their attorney J. o. 8th day of May, 1944, a t the block sawmill carriage, com.
Monday,
the
15th
day
of
May,
plete;
used
timbers
and
lumber.
Chai ley Luin going to parties
hour of 10 o’clock in, Jhe fore­
ATTORNEY
1944, a t the hour of 10 a.m. In Johnson, 220 Lumberman’s Bldg.,
Elvin Eri, Sandy, Oregon. 46-2t
‘sta g 1 by ginger. He
gettin’ younger every «“ J “ My ¡ ? ' CUlt C° U* Room ot the Court Portland, Ore., within six months noon of said day, in^the Circuit
2035-5
Withrow Building
Court Room of said Court, has
J
J
J House, at Oregon City, Oregon, from the date of this notice.
foodnei
WANT, to pasture ^yearling Gresham, Ore.
Gresham 4921
Order is dated March 13, 1944. been appointed by said Court as
has been appointed by said Court
Date of first publication March the time and place for the hear- I heifer as near Sandy as possible,
Butch slays he’s on the wagon as the time and place for hearing
ing of objections thereto and Bert Bolar. Call Sandy 321.
now, sure pop, sin’ goin’ to get of objections thereto and the fi­ 16. 1944.
Date of last publication April the settlement thereof.
4-13-pd.
him a big new »hop. More p«>wer nal settlement thereof.
13. 1944.
Dated
March
28.
1944.
to you Butch, only keerful when
Date«! and first published Ap­
Date of first publication
Mary Frances Hungerford,
handle that sugar, that it dont ril 13th, 1944,
SCHOOLTEACHER w ants to
April 6, 1944.
Executrix
of
the
Estate
of
slip.
rent a house with 2 bedrooms,
Date of last publication is May
Date of last publication is furnished or unfurnished. Write
Richard O. Hungerford, de­
Leo »ays If they don’t stop pes- Utto' 1M4’
INSURANCE AGENTS
May 4, 1944.
ceased.
L. R. Hixson, rt. 1 box 116, or
Clarence Libby, Ailministra-
terin’ him he just won't deliver
J.
O.
Johnson,
Attorney
CHESTER
RICE,
Adminis­
call Sandy 147.
4-13pd.
tor of the E state of Eliza­
any package* Ain’t that some.
for Executrix.
trato r of the estate of Josie
beth Libby, deceased.
thing.
Rice, deceased.
220 Lumberman’s Bldg.,
W ANTED. A good typewrit-
...
Butler A Jack,
Telephone 71
BUTLER ft JACK
Portland Oregon.
Well, seeing as how our young- 200 Butler Bldg,
er. Phone Sandy 261.
Attorneys
for
Administrator
-<ers have all gone to show the
Oregon City, Oregon.
200 Butler Building,
SANDY, OREGON
rest of the world how to fight, Attorneys for Administrator.
W ANTED.
Two 12-inch all
BUY ANOTHER BOND
Oregon City, Oregon.
maybe us oldsters will get a tiny
steel beam plow* BUELL.
break outta the young gals. Been
iiMttin* on this bench everyday
HLCKLEBERRY FINN
that the Min shines and he foe*
TOV T A K E T h E Y d S M i t N e .
AMO Too TAKE THE POME CUT \
Past me and Je< «»on t see me
hso a R u e i e s B A b o
OF THE DRUMSTICK AND
Iffen I was young and handsome
AMO IT / 'lA n e S A
»T / makes a P erfect
S u tu . s u n s fc a
C all -H orn to C all
like that sailor druggist they’d
BUCK
s
u
o
r.
Lovtly Lesli« Brooks, currently see me, I betcha.
I K AI M i l l i t
SANDY POST
Oil, O H !!!
Jackie’s Place
MEALS
Pool
Cards
DOUBLE DUTY
— DOLLABS
Duke & Proctor
appearing in “Cover G irl," passes
on two tips for keeping cosy or
less fuel. Ths sm artly tailored suit
with appealing lingerie touches
which she wears, la an excellent
choice for chilly spring evenings
And drawing the window shades al
night it a sure way to keep w arn
a ir inaid« the houaa. The layer ol
• Ir trapped between the shade an«
the glass can cut heat loss througl
window panes by as much as on»
third ,
amo a « joint
>vr op in e
MAKES A TURTLE -
^four 11 n r Hont!
InrvHlmvnt Iti
Your Inri'Mlmenl
In A nirrien • • •