Sandy post., October 21, 1948, Page 2, Image 2

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Pat?e 2
T h E SANDY POST, SANDY OREGON
Electrical Contractor
ABSTRACTS or TITLR IN ­
SURANCE
W ell D rillin g
C. 0. JOHNSON
I f y o u b u y o r s e ll see Ug.
O lile a t a n d m o s t c o m p le te t i t l e p la n t
in t 'la c k a m a s C o u n ty .
Is y o u r t i t l e g o o d ?
C. A. WILLIAMS
Phone 142 Sandy, Ore.
Fpcrson Road
Rt. 1, Box 479
Oregon City Abstract Co.
Butler Bldg. So. o f Courthouse
ROD’S BACK!
THURSDAY, OCTOBER
Two Families Report New Babies;
Infants Arrive 10 Minutes Apart
in-law and daughter. M r. and Mrs.
L. W. Orsie, visited w ith her
m o th e r here last week.
Many Flower« Bloomed
M r. and Mrs. Jack H e n ry drove
Mr«. A lan D. H e n ry
| som etim e th is week.
1 ,^ ^ ° ° ™ ° * ° ” u
S ^ m s l The A lp in e H u t w ill re-open up fro m P o rtla n d S unday to
spend the day at th e ir home
••n' u h u / 7 o should be declared on O ctober 23. M r. and
M rs -- I red here. T hey said they w ere s u r­
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Baby Week.
Walsh, owners, w ill manage it. prised to see how m any o f th e ir
John Christensen w e n t to P o rt­ A t the present tim e it is being re ­ flo w e rs had bloomed in the past
land M onday to b rin g M rs. C h ris modeled.
week.
| tensen and th e ir son, John David,
M iss Freda S tadter and Jack
The M t. Hood Pow-W owers
Jr., born Oct. 9, home. M rs. Don-
H enry, Jr., were also v is itin g at
| aid Chapel le ft the h o sp ita l last repo: ted a gala d in n e r a week I the m ountains Sunday.
ago Tuesday a t The Fireside.
R?J|Unid a QhWi,h<nht r SOnr , D °,nald A’ n y ° np interested in kn o w in g I Cpl. R ichard (D ick, as we know
n i n ? ¿anhe| W
Po’?,land m orp about the Pow-W owers is h im ) Reick w ill be hom e Thurs-
u n til S a tu rd a y and then w ill r e - , in vite d to see M rs. H a rriso n Bur- i day on a 30-day leave. He is w ith
tu rn to th e ir home in Rhododen- ton o r M rs. A lan H enry, w ho are the M arines and is stationed at
r u . i. .
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in charge o f m em berships fo r th is ’ Ocean Side, C alif.
The Christensens baby was d is tric t
I We w ent in to see the Oregon-
r h ra n j ,USt
^ n ^ b efnre th e ,
The executive board o f the USC game in P o rtla n d S aturday.
« r K c h ,t
arn!V
H 3 ,he Pare,1t Teachers' A ssociation met ' “ Scalpers” were asking $25.00 a
St f<e hL’.o
at M rs. H a rriso n B u rto n s Tues- ticke t. We had good seats fo r the
Substltute Postman
ja y
p rice o f $3.60.
O u r new postm an fo r one dav
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L o ts o f people le ft th e ir cars
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Hoop Practice Slated
was F ra n k Christensen, w ho was
down tow n and took a cab to
T
he
firs
t
p
ractice
o
f
the
basket
pinch h ittin g fo r his b ro th e r.
the game. Jam s o f people w aited
Cards have been received fro m ball team w ill be Tuesday, Oct. fo r cabs, but the o n ly w a y to get
26.
Bob
B
u
rto
n
,
F
lo
yd
Reed.
M rs. Maude K rebs fro m W illia m s ­
th e re in tim e is to w a lk tow ard
bu rg , Va., w ho is a tte n d in g the Claude Gudge, Don and C lif f the stadium and catch a cab
Junker,
B
ill
H
o
ffm
a
n
,
Don
R
eick
n a tio n a l postm asters convention
com ing back. '
in N ew Y o rk C ity. F ro m W il­ and Don K in g sle y are on the
I f you were a custom er o f a cer­
team.
lia m sb u rg she said she w e n t by
One o f the new members, Tom ta in p a rk in g lo t they w ill d rive
boat to W ashington and M onday
H a llu m , is six feet and a lo t o f you to the gam e and b rin g y o u r
she a rriv e d in N ew Y ork.
inches
ta ll: Bob B u rto n says the car back. G e ttin g back to the
M eetings are held in the m o rn ­
squad
is
lo o kin g fo rw a rd to a re ­ p a rk in g lo t is another m a tte r,
in g and sightseeing tr ip s and
match
w
ith the Koch L u m b e r but i t ’s s till b etter th a ri tr y in g to
o th e r e n te rta in m e n t fe a tu re s are
ta ke a cab to th e game.
. Company.
planned in the afternoons.
Ju st as I was g e tin g news
M r. and M rs. W allace Scales
M rs. A lice Scales, s is te r to
fro m M arge H o ffm a n , m ore news
w
ent
to
v
is
it
his
m
other,
M
rs.
M rs. Krebs, is ta k in g care o f
w alked in. M r. and Mrs. Dave
the post o ffic e d u rin g h e r ab­ A lice Scales, th is week-end. But. N o rth visited w ith M rs. H o ffm a n
I
the
Log
Lodge
was
so
busy
th
a
t
sence.
I both o f the yo u n g e r Scales had M onday afternoon.
T h e A lan B. Olsons are vaca
M r. and M rs. A. M. C onway
w a a it it on
on table
table.
tio n in g in Utah. T hey w ill re tu rn i to wash dishes and w
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M rs. C a ro lin e W etheraod s son spent the week end at th e ir home
on H e n ry Creek Ave.
M iss R ila M aher was the guest
o f Bob Vorhees at the J. H.
K e ife r home la st week-end.
¡STAN SKOKO
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Commissioner
NEEDED because of
his determination to
establish better roads.
Y OUNG and aggres­
sive .. 34 years of age
.. foresight and deter­
mination for better­
ment of Clackamas
County .. has definite
road program.
EXPERIENCED road man .. advocates improv­
ing and maintaining a better road system . .
understands conditions, having been a member
of the Clackamas County Road Department for
nearly five years.
KNOWS Clackamas County . . . resident for 27
years, engaegd in road maintenance and farming.
VETERAN World War II . . . served 29 months
active duty with U. S. armed forces.
Vote 41 (X)
Better Roads SKOKO Com missioner
N U C 0 A
At Mabcry—
Rannow Youth
Feted at Party
Thurs., Frl., Sat., Oct. 21-22-23
C laudette C olbert, F red M c­
M u rra y , M a rjo rie M a in in
“THE EGG AND I”
Ih*ar Folks,
Rod has returned from hunting (with results).
W e art* glad Io help you with any eleelrieal needs, large
or small . . . and any wiring yon may need.
Complete line \\ estinghonse Applianees for the home.
I hanks for your fine cooperation while Rod was
gone.
Yours truly,
the small fry .
ORIENT ELECTRIC CO.
Ixiop Highway at Orient
Phone Gresham 3434
A best seller becomes a best
p ic tu re !
— A LS O —
R obert Paige, N oreen Nash,
Ted Donaldson in
“RED STALLION”
F ilm e d In the g lo rio u s colors
o f the w est!
P LU S —
CARTOON ANO NEW S
Chapter 10 "The Sea Hound
Sun., Mon., Tues., Weil.
Oct. 24-23-26-27
P a u le tte Goddard, M acD onald
C arey in
“HAZARD”
The new -fangled, kiss-angled,
star-spangled h ila rio u s s to ry
o f . . . a g ir l w h o g o t ja n g le d !
— A LS O —-
The B o w e ry Boys in
“JINX MONEY”
in the a ll-tifn e best fro m y o u r
a ll-tim e fa v o rite s !
— P LU S -
CARTOON ANO NEW S
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M URDEROUS
FISH tR A P S
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y'NHámeíc^,Chj
Box 142^ A storia. Ore..,. .
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Brightwood Man
III in Hospital
Have You Heard?
Have You
Attended ?
Don't Fail to Hear
These
Thrilling Lectures
At the MASONIC TEMPLE
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Sandv,
Oregon
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F riday, <Ictober 22 — 7:15 p. in.
TWO MEN TH A T WENT TO
HEAVEN AND CAME BACK
Mrs. Kegley at the Vibra harp
Who Were They?
Sunday, October 2 4 — 7:45 p. m.
S piritu alism
C A N T II E I) E A I)
RETURN?
While strange faces appear on the screen. Mr. Kegley will unmask the wonder workings of
Spiritism and give the explanation ot this phenomenon. Mr. Kegley has never attended a
seance, but he has scores of interesting pictures and experiences of those who have been
rescued from its fiendlike grasp.
Thurs., Oct. 28, 7:45 p.m. -SATAN— A MYTH OR A REALITY
Could a Good God Make a Bad Devil?
Whal Did They Say ?
B R IG H T W O O D M r. and M rs.
Joseph B ergm an paid a v is it last
week to H a m ilto n
("D u tc h ” )
Stevenson, w ho has been serious-
I ly i ll fo r several days at th t
E m anuel hospital in P o rtland.
M rs. A r t Jonsrud spent last
I week-end v is itin g re la tive s in
P o rtla n d .
M rs. W ayne Huddleson is re ­
co ve rin g fro m a recent illness.
M r. and Mrs. D onald E llis and
A lec H agberg re ce n tly purchased
th e B rig h tw o o d T a ve rn fro m Joe
S ta rva g g i. The ta ve rn w ill re m a in
open fo r business.
M r. and Mrs. Samuel Rodman
spent la st T h u rsd a y in P o rtla n d
on a business trip .
Dover Nimrod Has
No Deer Success
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D O V E R —V. W. W itte n b e l w ent
to John D ay w here he m et his
p a rty o f nine h u n te rs fo r a w eek’s
h u n tin g . He re tu rn e d home Oct.
8th, none o f the hu n te rs h a vin g
| had a n y success.
M rs. A lb e rt F in le y, w ho has
been i ll w ith flu , is able to be
up and around now.
M r. and M rs. R oy F o ste r and
son, K enneth, o f N orwood, Ore.,
visite d in the A lb e rt F in le y home
Sunday.
M r. and M rs. W. R. Souders,
Gresham, w ere v is ito rs last W ed­
nesday in the Charles N elson
home.
T r y The Post classified
| tio n fo r best re su lts!
A
SAVE MONEY!
39c 2
77c
¡b.
ibs.
America’s Favorite
Rest Foods Mustard “delicious” 1C -
Best Foods French Dressing
23c
Shinola White Polish
IQc
49c
M. D. Light’s Grocery
V
M A B E R Y — M r. and M rs. W. E.
R annow entertained at a d in n er
last T h u rsd a y h o n o rin g th e ir son,
| B ill, on his 16th b irth d a y an-
j nive rsa ry.
Present w ere M r. and M rs. Hans
I Koch, M r. and M rs. George Roh-
w eder and son, George, M r. and
M rs. H o w a rd V a e re tti and B arney
K ro m .
M r. and M rs. Fred Bowers re ­
ceived a telephone call la st week
fro m th e ir son, R ichard, w ho re ­
c e n tly enlisted in the m a rin e
corps and is statidned a t San
Diego.
M r. and M rs. W. E. R annow and
son, B ill, attended the hom ecom ­
in g gam e at P a cific U n iv e rs ity at
F o re st Grove la st Saturday.
M r. and M rs. H. Koch and M rs.
E liza b e th F ritc h visite d M r. and
M rs. Patgen a t S chaniko last
week.
S A L E
SAVE TIME!
Sandy Theatre
Sandy, Oregon
Phone Sandv 691
21, 1943
Phone Sandy 307
Bluff Road
Sandy, Oregon
Re-clect Incumbent
GEORGE G.
VOTE 40X
RANDALL
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
CLACKAMAS COUNTY
Honest and fair administration. Born on a
farm in Clackamas county. I own and operate
where I was born. Attended school at Willamette
University. Seven years master Warner Grange.
Served two terms in state legislature. Thirty-two
years on Central Point School board. Chairman
of Canby High board. Fifteen years superintend­
ent of Oregon City M. E. Sunday School. Member
of Wool Growers, Wheat Growers Assn, and
Dairy Co-op.
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