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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1944)
1 Bu V Wûr Bonds TO i ■For Future Needs' Sí . 1 WAR BONDS SANDY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY IS, 1944 VOLUME 7, NO. 27 JAMES KEALIHER WEDS MISS MAINE SAGE students Are Heavy Bond Buyers — - FOOD SUPPLIES MAY GET SHORTER 5c PER COPY — »2 PER YÉXfT MT. HOOD FORESTS RETURN $11,317 IN LIEU OF TAXES «S' ❖ ♦ R R R R R n R R R Jamea Kealiher son of Mr. and Government officials “In the Clackamas county received In Sandy Womens’ Club meets ! know’’ advise that food supplies lieu of taxes for 546,360 acres of Mrs. L, E. Kealiher of Bull Run the first Thursday each month was married to Miss Maxine at the club hall at 2 p.m. may not be as plentiful later on. publicly owned lands within the <»<?><«> Sage of Wichita, Kansas in Chi- R * r Home canners may be very glad Mt. Hood national forest during R R R Tuesday night was one of the (Students in Oregon schools pur- if they have stuck to their job the fiscal year of 1943 a total of Thia community was saddened , cago on July 6th. The groom ia J. O. O. F. meets every Mon- largest attendances ever kno' i cha-sed $9,059,992.50 in war bonds says Janet Taylor, Clackamas $11,317.00. early this week when the news a graduate of Sandy high school day nightat Odd Fellows hall at the regular meeting of the a San- and stamps from September, 1943 county home demonstration ag- The information is made av- j .., was released that two of the now in the service of the United <S> <S> <?- June 1 1944 representing a per ent. Fewerp eople seem to be ailable in the report of F o s t e r ^ chapt*r of the " " ®a ’ young men had been killed in States navy, and his many San- Sandy Grange meets the 2nd capita investment of $34.33 it w as, raising gardens than last year Steele, acting supervisor of the ' ^ Ca3ion waa the Friendship action in widely separated areas j dy friends will join in wishing Saturday of each month, I night of the organization and announced by Mrs. F. W. Blum, Some of these folks may find Mt. Hood forest. ‘ of the war. The sympathy of the ' the newlyweds a long and happy ( ! members from Rebekah lodge meets the 2nd i schools-at.war chairman, Oregon themselves up against high price The federal government alio- F3H ' J™, Portland and vl- entire community is extended to .married life. and 4th Thur-dhys of each month war finance committee. This stan- asd a shortage of certain foods cates to counties for school S a d L ^ / , over 200 being the grief sticken parents in the I ---------------------- at Odd Fellow hall. ding does not include participa- later on. Canning of fruits and road purposoes 25 percent of the | ' loss of their loved ones. I Jacob Bennnet of Eoring was ticn by college students who pur- vegetables is especially impor- receipts from national forest J ? ? 4atron pre"‘* d and af' S> <$> Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hoyt of . involved in ana uto accident on The distribution is ' bufllne8S meeting a sPlen' P. N. G. club meets the 3rd chased an additional $1,491,063. tant. Of the twelve major canned each year. the Bluff Road were notified last Halsey street in Portland Sun- did program was rendered follow The purchase of bonds and fruits seventy percent more are based upon the acreage of na- Thursday evening that their sou, ' day night in which several pco- Wednesday of each month. ed by a banquet. R R R stamps by Catholic schools of needed for war purposes this tional forest lands within the Irving, had been killed in action pie were injured and two cars One of the noticeable parts of The Ladies Aid of the Sandy the weeern archdiocese which am year than in 1943. Of fifteen m a-1 county. in the South Pacific area. The , wwere wrecked, the meeting was the small num Community church meets every u ited to $232,481.80 a per capita jor canned vegetables, seventy- Since 1906 when the law be- young man was the youngest of ----------tea---------- rating of $25.45 has also been om. one percent more are needed for came effective Clackamas coun- ber of cars, but every car was 4 th Wedneslay. three sons in the armed forces. J. M. THOMAS ESTATE . . , _ loaded to capacity, showing that <s> z ft itted from the total. No details of how he was killed VALUED AT $6000 Boy Scouts meet at the grade Clackamas county pupils pur- Marvin Jones, food administrator this have been learned as yet. R R R The source. 25 percent fund for a l l ! » J * * “ * " _ __ Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Funk of | J. M. Thomas who died at Bull school 2nd and 4th Tuesday of chased $355,163. of the $9,059,- says, “Because we have plenty 992.50 amount Mrs. Blum reports, now it doeos not follow that we counties within the Mt. Hood na- Sandy, route 1, were notified by : Run a few days ago left an es- each month, telegram from the war depart- | tate valued at $6000 according to “We arre especially proud of will have plenty later.” Appar- tional forest amounted to a t o - ' rIR L t r i u v s «17 70 A * ’ ment last Friday that their son, a petition filed In circuit co u rt, Christian Endeavor meets ev- Oregon’s schools-at-war showing’’ ently this is no time to slow tai of $22,826.80 for the fiscal DAY WITH BERRIES Henry had been killed in action last Monday. The widow and two ery Sunday at Sandy Community stated E.C. Sammonss state chair down in home canning. Let’s fill year 1013 according to Clare ♦ ♦ « man, Oregon war finance commit- up the jars and cans again, says Hendee, forest supervisor, in France. The young man was , children are listed as benefici- Church at 7 p.m. Marian Varettie, 14, has the tee, “ince the purchase of $34.33 Miss Taylor. ’ 1 a member of a paratroop dlvis- aries. W. C. Carroll of Gresham R R R record of picking 295 pounds of per pupil compares very favorab Box social at Woman’s Club io and was killed in battle. No ' is named as administrator. strawberrries at the Bartch field ly with the $19.80 per capita quo- “LEARN TO SWIM’’ CAM- hall July 20th. details of how he met death were ea earning a total of $17.80. Anoth ta siet byW ashington, D. C, PA1GN AT BLUE LAKE PARK ----------MS---------- furnished as yet. CASCARA BARK TAKEN er day she earned $16.50. She is ----------------KB ----------------- R R R FROM SANDY TREES -Fi- ROSWELL TEN EYCK HOME the dauhgter of Mr. and Mrs. LOCAL PEOPLE VISIT R R R Swimmers and those eager to BOX SUPPER AT WOMEN’S Joe Varetti of Sandy, ON FURLOUGH IN CANADA learn how to swim will be glad •Theft of some 700 to 800 Marian’s closest competitor CLUB HALL JULY 20TH R R R RR R to know that the annual “Learn pounds of cascara bark from se- was Carol, son of Mr. and Mrs. R R R Roswell Ten Eyck arrived home Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jonsrud veral of his valuable trees has Harry Nicholson who earned $16 An old-fashioi-eil box supDer t0 Swlm” campaign is scheduled returned on Tuesday from a two day j wiIi be reiurnea luesaay irom iwo eneb eneo reported reporiea to the tne office ornce of of Wednesday '---‘“J to spend a fifteen — on Thursday ir-fdav at Blue Lake Park K Irom from JuIy JuIY 24 in one day. For the season Ma weeks visit in Canada where they Sheriff Fred Reaksecker by Les- furlough with his parents Mr. and - „ wnm vi' i n to Au8Mst 4, inclusive from 10 rian earned a total of $200.48. ........... ..........., _______________________ _______________________ . M n> R o b e r t T e n R v e U n r U o n n n t > 1 _____ ____ were guests of their daughter ter Wallace who resides two Mrs- Robert Ten Eyck of Marmot. ' , ' i n w , o m a m n s ■ CIUD i a-m- , 12 noon each day. --------- M ---------- . -------------------------- ------------- ---------- „ of Sandy. The offi. . . . I Y Young onno- T on P v . U who is a q techni- Eneadyor inStrUCtl0" Will be given' south Ten Eyck * yOutg and and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Do miles SCOTT IS HIGH IN e o r , .w o-o 4-1- - *- 4 .1 .- J _ PlftM f if t h P.lflJIR. CflW POll Clflprjlhl P Drin,- their thf i- t0 both chlIdren and adults who nald Stewart at Nanton, Alberta, cers were informed that the da- \ c’an fifth class, saw considerable | |VOTE COUNT are invit^l to bring .......................... and also vacationed with the mage is estimated at several hun ' service in the Alaskan area, <$■«<» boxes, decorated and filled accor are beginners, intermediate or Stewarts atB anff, the famous dred dollars. State treasurer Leslie M. Scott ding to their tastes to the hall advanced siwimmers and Red and beautiful tourist resort in ------ BORING BOY NOW IN (££ 1 ' seeking republican renomination where after a specially prepared Cross . . .. certificates will be aw ard-1 the Canadian Rockies. The return MAN ARRESTED FOR SET- j I received the highest vote of any program they will be auctioned ?? thOSC Wh° pasa 01,5 various NEW HEBRIDES tests. trip was made toy boat via Van- TING FIRE WITHOUT PERMIT candidate at the recent primary <•> ^Slaughter, i ™ V c o X ^ couver, ¡B. C and Victoria. R R R Corporal Raymond ‘" w g X p S ’^ y Z election the state department re -B ä-------- vealed last Tuesday. Glenn Sampson who recently ■ son of Mrs. J. C. Slaughter route FORMER SANDY BOY inner will be enlivened at „ i Multnomah county chapter of I Scott polled 118,948 votes and purchased a place up the m oun-1 ‘ 7? The supper tain was arrested Sunday for *’ B°nng’ has comPleted 1 F ^ r . &t the Red Cross wi ill head the WINS PROMOTION William T. Lambert, Portland, of service in the United States leaSt f?r the ladies by the pres- . «S' W V setting a fire on forest land with democratic candidate for the Of ence of a group of service men Z V o r X ™ ^ army in the South Pacific area. from the U.S. Service Men's cen- R de «rpha Watson, Jasper Promotion of Russell R. Carter out a permit. fice received 71,248 votes. of Vancouver, Wash to the grade He was brot before Judge Slaughter is a member of an ar ter who have been invited. Pro- MitCheH and Har’ of sergeant in the army air for- Hall where he pleaded guilty to my special service company sta ceeds from the supper will go oia Spoelatra. SANDY TELEPHONE O PER -.. While there is no admission ,ces was announced last week at the charge and was fined $25 and tioned at New Hebrides. ATOR RESIGNS into a church building fund of A graduate of Estacada high the Antilles Air command head costs, $15 being suspended by small tax must be col- " Christian Endenvor nf ge a sma11 tax mUs the Judge Judge. Charles hurston Jr., be ^ s employed by the dy Conlmunity San' lected acording to state and fed- U. S, C u l t Guard Photo quarters at Puerto Rico. I the Irma Hurst who has been chief , C. P. Powell Logging company This was an American Liberty operator at the Sandy telephone j eral regulation« Entering the army December made the arrest. ship hit by a Nazi bomb off the prior to his induction in May, ——— M -------- 29, 1941 at Portland, Oregon, i Everyone can learn to swim ac coast of Italy. “K.I A.” is the Coast exchange for several years has ( 1942. He trained at Camp Robin- CORING PILOT IS cording to the Red Cross which Guard report on the crew. Killed tendered her resignation which Sgt. Carter joined his present or- I t-;n, Arkansas before departing SQUADRON LEADER points aut that the ii I xrrtance in aeticn- We cannot bring the men will take effect as soon an the ganization in February, 1943 and I for overseas service, I <•' ■>> of knowing how to swim for back' but we can relll;,ce tlle m r- Is stationed at an air base in Pu 6 im to r s a f - te ria ls when we buy our W ar Bonds company can send someooe to Slaughter is a member of the Lieut. William B. Parker of ety and for recreation value and hold erto Rico. (J, Trtajury Detarbntnt replace her. She will enter the staff at theb ose post exchange Boring is pilot of an A-20 attack ! grows each ytpr. Sergt. Carter was born Sep army communications service. at this New Hebrides base. bomber in Italy and was recently ' tember 14, 1911 and is the son ■4 SCHOOL HEADS ARE NAMED promoted to first lieutenant and OREGON BUYS $4 888 44« SANDY CITY COUNCIL of Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Car R R R is now a squadron leader accor- WORTH OF BONDS MAN ARRESTED ON ter, route 1, Sandy. Before enter Miss Edna Dagsland has been MET MONDAY NIGHT ding to word received by his wife ! r r r ” ing the army he resided at 707 R ttW elected principal of the Bull Run STATUTORY CHARGE the formerr Dorothy Bethee of i -pt , i , Franklin St., Vancouver, Wash. The city council of Sandy met chool and Mrs. Lucy SI , 1 J a . a The participation of the state Krad8 R R R Bases of the Antilles air com • Cleveland street, Portoland of Oregon in the Fifth War loan del Primary yteacher. The Kelso ' Monday night and transacted Accused of raping a 40-year Bor ’ 3 8011 ° f Arthur Parker of amounted to a purchase of $4 - Krade board reelected Mrs. Lou- [ the routine business and also, de- mand of which is a member are old woman, Ervan Earl Walker, located strategically from the Nelson principal and Mrs. Flor- , elded on some new acts which 43, longshoreman of Portland is w t ï P' X e,’ rTcaeSiv ÏÏrnhlst eIdnucea ’ 888,440 as fixed by rf” the state e” da western tip of Cuba to equitorial ' were taken under consideration- in the county jail at Oregon City Sauth America covering an area Yoe Yoerger who was appoint Le8'Íe ------------------- in lieu of posting bail after hi3 tion at Gresham high school and s X t and 30 times that of the state of ed to fill the vacancy caused by WILLIAM W. HOWARD a a „ — <w ,u was announced by Gov ------------- -------- •••— -- apprehension by D. A. Petrie, Oregon state college where he Earl Snell, chairman. L O. Arens RECEIVES COMMISSION Washington. T|he bases form pro the removal of Tom Scales was state police officer. completed three years work be member of the state industrial present and took the oath of of- tective barriers for the gateways William W. Howard of Sandy Walker admitted that he had fore he joined the army air commission Is the other commin- has becn commissioned ensign in flee, eUGSWATTfUf immoral ,to the three Americas and serve relations with the wo force. Hese rved three years with gjon member. the naval reserve at the firs t' Among the new things the :as stepping stones on the air sup cost J man, alleging that he was drunk the Oregon national guard as a The bulk of bonds purchased graduation ceremony at the na- council plans to take up are to ply routes to the fighting fronts IUYv.S.WMIÖNM-iTAMK at the time. He admitted using corporal before the war. of the world. are earIy maturities, according vy’s new school of Indoctrina- fix up the spring from which the adhesive tape to tie her hands to Scott which was deemed neces tion at CamP Mcitonough, Platts- ' city water supply is taken and when ■ the woman rspurntd his sary because of the needs of the burg’ N’ Y’’ followlnK midship to draw up an ordinance regu- MARKET PRICE FDR advances according to a state state for cash to carry on ¡ta training according to word re- latlng building with the city In CANE BERRIES ment given state police. regards to fire protection. activities such as post-war plans celved here R R R , Bail was set at $5000. — — ___ ___ _ ____ a.a The following prices for cer- b f f i< ial to returned servicemen Later another charge of —w the same type was filed the later in- ! tain cane berries became effec- ' n' ° us rlal workers no longer tive July 3rd and applies to this engaged in war Plant work. volving a minor girl. THEY DIED TO MAKE THEM FREE Stanley Mitchell deputy dis- region. However retailers have ---------- ^3 --------- trict attorney prosecuted the J a markup of 34 percent effective EAGLE CREEK GIRL cases. under MPR's 422 and 423 which JOIN'S WAVES ------------- S 3 -------------- has been effective all along. j R R R ELDON ALLDREDGE AP The below listed prices are for Scheduled to release a navy crates of 12 12-oz. cups. POINTED CO. TREASURER man for service at sea is Miss R R R Producers fo b . price: Red Myrtle Mae McDonald of Eagle At 2:45 Friday afternoon El raspberries $1.74; Black raspber- | Creek who has just enlisted in don M. Alldredge of Gladstone ries $1.56 blackberries $1.44; ¡the Waves it was announced last officially took over the office of dewberries $144. week by the Waves enlistment treasurer of Clackamas county. ] Producer’s price delivered to headquarters for Oregon at 735 j His bond for $50,000 issued by wholesale receiving point outside SW Alder Street, Portland, the Fidelity and Deposit com- of free delivery area: Red rasp- 1 Miss McDonald Is the second pany of Maryland was signed berries, $1.79: black raspberries member of her family to volun- and approved by the county court $161; blackberries $1.49: dew- teer for the armed forces, her at which time Sir. Alldredge, for berries $1.49 brother Clarence McDonald be. mer county auditor, opened the Producer’s price delivered to ing a private in the U. S. army -i doors of the office for busines premises of retail store: Red rasp now serving oversea1 Ml. r Me He succeeds W. W. Everhart of berries $2.19; black raspberries Donald hac been employed as a Molalle who died last week after $2.01; blackberries $1.89; dew- key punch operator with the serving some 20 years in the berries. state unemployment compensa office. Producer’s price to ultimate tion commission at Salem since Alldredge will serve until he consumer f.o.b. the farm: Red September, 1943.. or some other person la elected raspberries 52.85; black rarpv.e-. Mis McDonald graduated from at the general election In No rles $2.61; blackberries $2 45; Estacada union high school in A rm ? S ig n a l C o r p i P hot' vember. There were no formali- dewberries $2 45, 1943 where she was a member of This poignant picture m a d ' by an Army Signal Corps photographr A tm ? S ito a l Corpa Photo ties in his taking over the post Wholesaler’s price delivered to thegirls athletic association and shows a kneeling Roman mother and her child gently and reverently plac An Army doctor with the Fifth Army in Italy looks at the dog tags of a lng flowers over the still form of r two A paid thi • * m erican boys who ' d th< dead American soldier so that his beloved back home may know that he of Mr. Everhart. Some political the premises of retail stor«: Red was a typist on the school paper suprem e price to lib erate them from the Nazi and F ascist grip. Look at gave his life fen’ bis country. All your country is asking you to do is to giv and veteran's angles have devel- raspberries $2 19; black raspber- She 1« the daughter of Mr. and th eir faces and you will see th at both m other and child realize th a t thest your dollars to back up the men who are fighting for youi by buying War oped over the appointment of ries $2.01; blackberries $189; Mrs. Bruce McDonald of Eagle1 Americans died for them Remember this picture when you are asked Bonds. V. 7na»ry ¿irferfawa« _.v- _ I __i— _.« co __ j to buy an extra War Bond during the Fifth War Loan. Alldredge to the position I dewberries $1 89 Creek. U. S. i t a o n t ? D atar totora» Two Sandy Boys Killed In Action SLAP THATJAP/ coming EVENTS 0. E. S. Enjoys Friendship ♦ ♦ ♦ Night
