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6, ïà 1 Co. 'th<W P r in te d T h u rs d a y , for T he S andy P ost F rid a y D istri Ibution SANDY, 0REGQN,? T H ü $ g D ^ -JEÄNVAM l £ IÌ Ì 9 Single Copy ’10c N o. 2 A ccept $1 45,390 Sandy Grade Budget Head Civic Group ße Good, P o lio D im e M arch S ta rts Lonesome Horse H eld for Ransom New Building Fu mb School Lunches, Nurse Receive Most of Comment P G E Linem an Begin S tr e e t V o te r s o f S a n d y G r a d e S c h o o l D is t r i c t N o. 46 w 6 re in a n A nybody lo st a lonesom e a p p r o v i n g m o o d M o n d a y n ig h t; Ili a tw o - p u r p o s e m e e tin g horse? th e y: M rs. P. M. F ish e r is holding 1. V o te d 67 to 7 to r e m a i n in t h e C o u n ty R u r a l S c h o o l it fo r ra n so m on h e r fa rm about d Hort«" Named M rs. Ruby Loundree th re e m iles e a st of Sandy on Cold Snap to C ontinue; D is tr ic t. e Loop H ighw ay. Its ow ner 1 of C President 2 . A p p r o v e d t h e b u d g e t l 'o r v th e .’c o n tin g f is c a l y e a r as- N am ed Local C hairm an; th U sers A gain U rged to can g e t the aiiim al by paying p r o p o s e d b y th e b o a r d of d ir e c to r s , a f t e r o n e m in o r c h a n g e , Vice-President I its feed hill, she said. D rive to E n d J a n 31 Conserve Pow er Needs b y a c o u n t o f 50 to 18. T o t a l n e e d / w e r e s e t a t $143,390. Sinee la s t su m m e r M rs. F ish Will be good in 1949, T he a n n u a l M arch of D im es e r h a s boayded 22 h o rses in h er A of Ahte’e P o rtla n d Gem T h e gro u p c u t in h a l f a f u n d o f $5,000. p la c e d in t h e b u d g e t WM* v™ camber of £ r Commerce! drive for polio fu nds will begin pasture. T his w eek wEen the eral E lectric Com pany linem en t o . im prove the hot lunch . pro - - - - ■ - - --------------------- ----- • Î S s n i^ Ä O in S andy and su rro u n d in g com ow ners finally took th e ir steeds T h u rsd ay began w ork on S andy’s g ia m s a t Safidy and Baridy Ridge j ^ r s d . '/ A stan d in g vote on this of officers at The ? m u n ities F rid ay , M rs. Ruby aw ay, she fo und she h ad an im proved stre e t lighting system . G rade Schools. All other item s issue, show ed it w as overwhelm- ¡election T he ta sk w as to have sta rte d L oundree, S andy postm aster, and e x tra h orse no one w ould ciaiin. / t o s t was made by tw o w eeks ago, Ja c k M urton, m an w ere left intact, low ering to tal jn g approved by those p resen t, local c h a irm a n announced. “M y fences pre in top shape,” estim ated y e a r of A pproval of the entire budget, R t | sales promo- a g e r of the G resham division of -Tl1 , 1Q, costs, Q t , fo r the on 1Qcn M rs. L oundree will head the M rs, F ish e r said. “I don’t know PG E said, b u t th e pow er sh o rta g e 1949 tQ Ju n e 30- 195°- t0 . Ip w q rjiy $2,500 th a n -th e original J l * radio sta fo n cam paign in Sandy, Bull Run, how it g o t in th ere. I t m u st i $147,890, w as made. . by w ritten irid increase of m aintenance w ork C ottrell, Sandy R idge and Dover. have been lonesom e, I guesS.” F irs t E stim ale Low ered 'b allo ts. » f S S t o installed O th er c h airm en in th is a re a in L onesom e o r not, th o u g h , the b ro u g h t on by this a re a ’s cold They o ligi nail y had been com- ' ir ? pn of the Chamber, Vote Need Explained snap had first p rio rity on re p a ir clude: anim al h a s consum ed a larg e puted by the board’s budget com- . ¿ Beeson. Ivan Bark- M rs. . K a th e rin e A m undsen. q u a n tity of expensive fe^d, she crews. L a st w eek 12 linem en m ittee a t $147,890. • ! N eed to vote On th e Sandy Dis- £ the post of vme- Richard Horton (right) and Ivan Barker, installed as president C herryville; M rs. M aude Sladky, added. W hoever ow ns th e b e a s / w orked two days rep airin g w ires R eceipts fo r the com ing fiscal Irict rem ain in g w ith , th e C ounty estim ated a t $62,988. R u ral School B oard cam e w hen f Other new officers in-j and vice president, respectively, of the chamber of commerce. B rightw ood;' L en o ra P eterson. can have sam e by paying the and poles blow n down in the j g g j ™ J ? Medley, John Mills j dodendron a re a by high w inds , W ith ,in es)im ated | g g g in delin. Sandy w hs (Jlev&todRQM'fhist clasp W em m e; M rs. E lsie Cam pbell, ransom . E agle C reek; H etzel Colt, B oring: f lioht Quenten N orquist — i- „ th e q thia uent p 6ridd taxes, w th levy fo r district. . U nless th e electors dc- T h e crew T n u rsd j a y t, began as e s| heeded, | g $88)40i site d to stay, a firs t class district Bingham, directors. Ted B runner, G overnm ent C am p; p relim in ary job of rew irin g th e ; T he M ra te will be es. au to m atically is- rem oved from M rs. M aud K rebs, R hododendron: Light Seats Officers en tire c irc u it m p re p a ra tio n fo r . iabli hed by the coun, as3ess(),. th e ru ra l board, j W illiam B. Tem ple, T im berline; Light, p r in c ip a l o x S a n d ; | th e 2x incandescent and th re e mer- j j Jen n ie W elches, W elches, and D istrict No. 46, composed of Melvin Sm ith, clerk of the Sandy * ’ - Was installing offi-1 cury vapor lam ps to be installed D istrict, said. But the assessor Sandy, Sandy Ridge, Firwood, G ladys P erk in s, Zig Zag. in Sandy. H ow ever, Mr. M urton D ig g in g n e c e ssa ry excavations sta te d , “I ’ll do a n y th in g I can cannot act until the C ounty R u ral C h e rrj’vllle, Kelso and M armot, T he drive Is slated to end Jan. last a c t in office Mr. [ an d b uilding a ro a d a ro u n d the fo r the hospital. W e really need said, th e 27 incandescent fix tu re s Board sets its need. 31. , stan d s to gain about $23,000 in have not yet been received in /presented $250 to the site a re th e f irs t ta sk s slated one h ere.” Board S ets Slate ' 1 ta x teiceipls. from th e county A ssisting Mrs,- L oundree in h e r An ap p e tite fo r venison this Memorial Hospital Associa w hen w ork s ta r ts on S a n d y ’s 10- She volu n teered h e r services d istric ts will be M rs. M a rg a re t w eek cost tw o M arm ot saw m ill G resham . It is scheduled to begin w ork board by voting to rem ain a p art bed M em orial H ospital, Iv a n B a r “w hen the'y a re needed.” ne from the. Chamber. Tim e, N ot K now n K otzm an, F lorence I. M cGlade w o rkers a to tal of $500. And [ . on its budget a fte r Fgb. j, he ¡ bf R ^^bfjP IV School Superintend- , brings to $500 the am ount ker, A ssociation c h a irm a n , said en t Edw in W oodw orth said last L ength of tim e fo r th e en tire addcd T he b oard of d irecto rs of th e and H elen Suckow . All business th ey didn’t get any of the m eat, / 0 the project by the th is w eek, pro ject cannot be estim ated, he M ost item s on the budget w e r e ! week. . . H o sp ital A ssociation m et a t 8 firm s in S andy w ill be solicited either. C o n stru ctio n w ill p ro b ab ly be- p.m. T h u rsd a y a t th e S andy Com- fo r co n trib u tio n s as w e ll. as in h eard by the sm all crowd w ith -1 If th e school population of the LeR oy E dw ard L udw ig, 31, and added, because n f the need ¡t speaker predicted a g in a b o u t th e f ir s t of M arch, h e m u n ity C h urch a n n e x to ap p o in t dividuals, M rs. L oundree said. R ichard M cKay Bai dwell, 36, both assig n m en to em ergency re p a ir j oUt com m ent. Only about 90 of ■ Sandy and Sandy Ridge Grade year for b u s in e s s , industry added. H o sp ita l a u th o ritie s la st a n o m in a tin g com m ittee. T he C am paigns w ill be conducted pleaded g u ilty W ednesday before tasks. , . , the estim ated 1,400 persons el- Schools drops below 1,000, the hm production for 1949 w ith w eek issu ed a p le a to re a d e rs of c o m m itte e w ill select candidates in all schools in the are a a t the J. R. Hall, S andy ju stic e of the T he Sandy a re a w as prom ised ubbia» tex Vote in: D istrict No. A g i'W w W t hecag^aYy 'tod becom e a I competition a n d possibly a T he S an d y P o st to d o n ate la b o r fo r election of o fficers fo r 1949. . , _ e . | kind H | | of j n w j eath | j j er attended the 8 p. m. m eeting and first class d istrict, it will still keep sam e tim e. S andy H igh School peace, to killing does out of sea m ore of the sam ‘ margin'of profit fo r to th e p ro ject. T he A ssociation w ill hold its will p a rtic ip a te in a com petition son. E ach w as fined $250 and it has been receiving the p a st two pecial election a t Sandy G rade th a t ra tin g fo r th ree years, Mr. A bulldozer an d o p e ra to r will a n n u a l m eetin g in F e b ru a ry . w eeks by th e W eath er B ureau School. W oodw orth pointed out. w ith o th e r high schools of the given a 60-day jail sentence. ?aL ' ' be needed, fo r th e ex cav atio n an d I T he sentences w ere ordered su s a t th e T ro u td ale A irport. 1 Tourist Trade Growing co u n ty to see w hich can collect T he follow ing w ere , discussed Kelso May Secede F rid a y w ill be cool and clear and accepted a fte r brief a rg u the h ig h e st p e rc e n ta g e of th e ir pended on p a y m e n t te f th e fines. Agon's tourist trade is grow- road, Mr. B a k e r said. O th e r w ork- ■ R eports have been received th a t eh w ill be needed to help g rav el w ith slightly risin g tem p e ra tu res, m ents: A rrested on Warrants quota. jhe stated. "Tourists are now m a group of residents in th e Kelso th e road, to ru n to th e r e a r of j T he m en w ere a rre ste d on w a r officials th e re reported. , S an d y H igh w ill be asked to To Ask High School bsiness and rank as our th ird com m unity are planning to cir th e hospital. collect $165. S tu d e n t body and ra n ts M onday by sta te police, D. 1—-School nurse, $1,000. Ivan culate a petition asking th a t th e ir Sandy Is Cold «t industry. Work Shack Needed g irls’ league p resid en t of the A. P e tri, s ta te g am e w arden, said Low te m p e ra tu re in Sandy B arker, board m em ber, explained are a be w ith d raw n from Sandy "regon needs more industries. A fte r th is w o rk is , done, he I w inning h ig h school w ill be h o n o r h e found th e m en w ith th e c a r th is w eek w as eig h t degrees above th is item w as budgeted in th e and joined to the Boring School ¡long have we sold our raw C lack am as C o unty a g e n t Jo h n ed a t a luncheon a t th e end of casses of two yearlin g does S un zero, W illiam Stonem an, night hopes th a t th e Sandy H igh School D istrict. -trials to be processed else- added, la b o r an d m a te ria l w ill be . M onday n ig h t’s m eeting and Itre. Industries to process our needed to c o n stru c t a la rg e w o rk I In sk e e p opened h is office a t T hq the drive in C lackam as County. day in th e M arm ot hills. police officer, said. T his tem p er D istrict w ould jo in * tth e G rade sh ack a t th e jo b site. T h is w ill S an d y P o st W ednesday. . T he gam e w arden apprehended a tu r e w as read on the th erm o m School on this ven tu re and pay election, held in the Sandy G rade All g ra d e and p aro ch ial schools iber and farm products into O th e r m em b ers of th e E xten- in th é S an d y a re a w ill p a rtic ip a te the m en on a tip th a t th e y w ere |ied goods should be induced be Used to sto re tools an d /m ater- e te r in fro n t of th e Sandy D rug an o th e r $1,000 tow ard a n u rse ’s School, w as the first—held h em . ial fo r th e h o sp ita l b u ild in g i t - . sion office p re se n t on opening in th e d rive also, but no com pe h u n tin g deer in th e area,, he- r e S tore a b o u t 3 a. m. M onday, he salary. since the new school Voting law lop plants here. . d a y w ere. M rs. M yrabelle P aul, tition is sla te d fo r them . lated. L udw ig and Bardw ell a re i added. He said the high school board whS: pUt into 'fifidet, T h is ru lin g Sandy Chamber of Com- self. .. ’ R alp h D eShazer, a lo g g e r of co u n ty 4-H. ex tension a g e n t; L eon , F u n d s fro m th e M arch of D im es em ployed in the W ilson saw m ill j A low of five above w as re- had discussed . it b u t have not yet said th a t p ersons rio longer bedd jite can do a lot to help Sandy • ' ed to own p ro p e rty to vote in ported in the Aims district S a tu r - ! m ade out th e ir budget, ^Oregon/jneet, these - chai- E a g le C reek , w as th e f ir s t p erso n j G aroian, co u n ty ag e n t' (horti- driv e p ay th e cost of polio tr e a t in M arm ot. W arden P e tri confiscated th é day nig h t and a reading of th ree 2—E m ergency fund, $10,000. school elections. . Speaking as a form er to v o lu n te e r la b o r to th e h o sp ital. ¡ c u ltu r e ) ; and C reig h to h L aw spn, m e n t fo r all s u ffe re rs in the county. P a r t of th e fu n d s a re k e p t carcasses b e .f o .r x i th e y w ere below, zero occurred in G overn-¡W hen asked w hy this fund w as Six m o n th s’ residence in the t of the Vale Chamber H e sig n ed a list b eing com piled se c re ta ry of the PMA. O ffice h o u rs fo r th e co u n ty h e re and th e re m a in d e r is se n t skinned. men t Cam p early S unday m o rn -! 80 large, Mr. Sm ith explained it com m unity and reg istratio n fox- ICommerce I know that your 1 i n ,th e office of T h e P o st. M r. De- w as an a tte m p t to build up a cash p rim a ry o r ..gfehefal jéìdctiohs afe ing, observers th e re Said. are not much different S h a z e r sa id h e w ould be g lad to a g e n t’s office w ill be fro m 9:30 to th e N atio n al F o u n d a tio n fo r a .m. to 4:00 p. m. each Wedries- In fa n tile P a ra ly sis. A critical pow er sh o rta g e m te n d so th a t no w a rra n ts w ould i j be new requirem ents. A list o f Hi those being confronted by “w o rk a n y tim e h e is needed.” H e sa id h e w ould do c a rp e n te r day. M o nrthw have to be draw n. I f not used, reg istered V o ters,fo r th e six com- In 1945 th e . polio ‘ fu n d in the n Anttec en tire N rth w pst est will will con- co Wand'Chamber.” w ork, o r o th e r lab o r th a t m ig h t j “W e a re doing e v e ry th in g pos- C lackam as C ounty w as depleted tinue as long as th e below-freez- it j w ould re v e rt to th e general mUnities in D istrict No. 46, corn- Accomplishments Listed be needed. Mr. D eS h azer said he sible to serve fa rm e rs in this end by a seige of th e . disease arid ad piled by C ounty Clerk Guy Pace, nig w e a th e r lasts, Mr. M urton fund next year, he said. [Accomplishments listed for 1948 j v o lu n teered h is a ssista n c e b ecau se of th e c o u n ty ,” said M r. Inskeep. ditional fu n d s w ere se n t h e re by w as used M onday n ight to d eter Fund Debated said. A n orm al heavy use of elec , •' ’ Resident Beeson are $250 to j “th is a re a is . b ad ly in need of a I “W e hope to be able to do a b e tte r th e n atio n a l body. tric ity 'in th e w in te r h as been 3—Special im provem ent fund, m ine who fcojild vote. , k Sandy high school bleacher h o sp ita l.”. i job a n d becom e m ore a cq u ain ted One Man Refused V ariety Store Oypners ag g rav ated by freezing of head $10,000. T his am ount, board to the Sandy Memorial Cousin of M issionary | w ith th e ir pro b lem s th ro u g h th e w a te rs in th è C olum bia R iver rhem hefs said, w as earm ark ed to Only one m an, who said he |fital fund, and $50 to the Ore- M r. D eS h azer is a f ir s t cousin j o p eratio n of o u r Sandy office.” S u ffe r Severe Cuts w ith a re su lta n t drop in the flow s ta rt a sinking fund for the erec- failed to re g iste r to vote, last year, Centennial Association of to Jaco b D eShazer, of M adras, of w a te r th ro u g h hydroelectric tion of a new “badly needed” ¡ w as denied a ballot. Mr. and M rs. G eorge A. Bistor- i $30 was refunded. fa m o u s as a b o m b a rd ie r in th e dam s. school house. D issenters said M em bers pf.'.the school board ious, ow ners of the L azy B V ari the efforts of B etty h isto rie b o m b er ra id of Jim m y th a t a bond issue would be need-1 and | be budget com m ittee acted Observe Critical Period ety S-tore in Sandy, a n d Bob Je n over $500 was raised D oolittle on T o k y o in 1942, w ho P ow er u se rs w ere again asked j ed fo r a new building anyhow , \ as clerks an d ju d g es of the elec- sen w ere hospitalized S unday to cut th e ir consum ption as m uch i and th a t the sinking fund w ould G jon . Centennial queen re tu rn e d to th e J a p a n e s e cap ital Besides Mr. Sm ith, clerk, a fte r the tru c k in w hich they w ere as posible du rin g the critical 4:30 not be of m uch help. The Chamber kept active rec e n tly as a m issio n ary . j b oard m em bers include Ivan Bar- M onday city fa th e rs w ill a g a in ■ /Hood affairs with member- , Second p erso n to sign th e vol rid in g crashed into th e re a r of to 6:30 p. m. period each w eekday. One m an said th a t the new- k e r and Don Deming. | jn both the Winter Sports u n te e r la b o r lis t w as H e rb e rt P e g a th e r a t a special council m eet a c a r p ark ed on . th e Loop H igh O verloading of pow er lines could building should be paid for by a E. M. N elson, head of th e bud ing to open bids orl an issu e of Rion and the Mt. Hood terso n , of S andy. M r. - P e te rso n w ay n e a r W em m e. ........ posibly cause a chain-reaction bond issue only. “In th is w ay,” get com m ittee, w as chairm an of g eneral obligation bonds for the ! 1 || Twowers., M rs. B istorious w as said to be said h e w ould be w illing to do p u rp o se of c o n stru c tin g a com- 1 breakdow n th ro u g h o u t th e en tire he declared, “we can be su re th a t! / b e m eeting. O ther budget com- in “f a ir ” condition T h u rsd a y in netw ork, covering th e sta te s of the persons who actually use th e m itteemen;. w ere R. N. D uncan, W Sandy high school and an y k in d of w o rk th a t would- be ! pje te sew age sy stem a n d sew age P rovidence H pspital su ffe rin g i Qregon W ashington, Idaho and building are paying for it.” L i teachers were wel- needed an d w ould do it a n y tim e disposal p la n t in Sandy. secretary , and W alter W esselink. | fro m severe s.calp lacerations. A p a rts of Tttnh B oard m em bers pointed ou t th a t fatr- O1'8 area at a dinner h e 'ytfas Two additional board m em bers, U tah, nffiHa officials said. T h is tim e th e council hopes to frien d of the fam ily said m ore “ September. The Cham- T h ird n am e on th e list is th a t receive bids on th e $100,000 bond G resham H om es and business the sinking fund w ould help the needed by a firs t class district, th a n 100 stitches w ere needed to firm s th is w eek responded to a district float a bond issue. furthered the goodwill of N e ttie C onnett, of A im s, w ho w ill b g elected a t th e b o ard ’s an issue approved by v o te rs in O cto line rnlm k1 S p r in g b y i e n t e r ' close h e r w ounds. She w as given plea by civic o rg an izatio n s, to Standing Vote Called n u al* Ju ly m eeting. ber. Ttie la s t tim e th e bond is tw o blood tra n sfu sio n s a fte r being Sim h/e? ? e rs tb e P o r tla n d T he audience called for a sta n d save pow er d u rin g th e critical su e w as'1 . $42,000 and th e re -were i R 1 6 that chamber was ta k e n to th e hospital. : tw o-hour evening period. M any ing vote on th e sinking' fund. It no bidders,.' Mr. B istorious, su ffe rin g from firm s closed at 5 p.m. and the w as left in the budget by a 'c o u n t todwiu tour. 1 C ity A tto rn e y Clif S chneider m u ltip le face cuts, w as discharged city’s new stre e t lig h tin g system of 36 to 25. ( i ?-/ < a §M s Are Guests said W ednesday n ig h t th a t' th is from Providence hospital W ednes w as not tu rn e d on u n til the peak D iscussion then re tu rn e d to the %L^skeeP I f f eight other t im e “we a re expecting b e tte r ^re T he p o st-holiday b u sin e ss slum p day, a u th o ritie s th ere said. budget allow ance fo r a school ¡ period w as over each night. of the Clackamas a p p a re n tly h a s h it th e S an d y tr a f su lts. A bond in v e stm e n t firm Jensen Was Driver • /tension service, in Ore- fic court. Called m e’ th is w eek and in q u ired D river of th e tru c k w as Mr. Bids fo r a 47-passenger school F ra n k R eh b erg , city re c o rd e r I about en g ineering tech nicalities n t o / / 6 gtiests of the Jensen, a d istrib u to r , of soft S a i the meetihg- R obert and police ju d g e, h a s trie d only concerning, th e /jo b w hich I w as Clarence Brown, book- d rin k s in th e m ountain area. bus will be opened 7:30 p. m. Mon day n ig h t by the Sandy G rade t o / 0Unced, that Mr. 1ns- one m o to rist c h a rg e d w ith a t r a f unable’ to a n sw e r,” h e said. “T his | keeper for George Koch Motor T he tru c k is ow ned by the f i ® ’ persons in the ex- a p p e a rs t h a t som eone is in te re st-1 Company, holds one of the con Sandy M ercantile Com pany. Its School board of directors, Clerk fic v io latio n sin ce h e w as feworn ed in th e bond issue, and I believe g ”/ ™ g collect funds for the M elvin S m ith announced T h u rs Hfofii// Would open a teomo hid« ” March of D im es which w ill be fro n t end w as alm ost dem olished J f » The Sandy Post. into office Ja n . 3, he rev ealed 7, day. th a t w e will receive s ’ „ placed in all Sandy business firm s. by th e im pact. D am age w ould W ednesday. T he new . vehicle will be added F ifte e n in q u irie s fo r m fo rm a -, j^ocb Motor Company w as am ount to m ore th a n $500, T u e sd a y M rs. D ean G rey w as g m m u ic t e a c h e r f o r to th e fleet of six already being ™ th’e / &n<\ I3agh Schools, fined $1 a f te r sh e a p p e a re d in tion ab o u t S andy and its assessed the first to get theirs. Distri- m echanics said. o perated by th e school, he said. § °rip in community a n sw e r to a c ita tio n fo r p a rk in g v a lu a tio n have been received b y ' button o f the containers began N am e of th e ow ner of the p a rk ; T he bids will be opened a t th ? F r a n k R ehberg, cify recorder. ' Monday. ed c a r w as not learned. B ut sta te in a no p a rk in g zone. . g rad e school. police w ho investigated th e acci I. T he;schpol/ow ns five buses and dent, said it w as “folded up like j leases a sixth one from Mr. Smith. an accordian” and ram m ed about : Tw o ,o f th e’ buses owned by th e 65 feet down the highw ay. school .are 42 y ears . old, one is W est on Highway ¡nine y ears old, one five years old Mr. Jen sen w as driving w est on •e j& ,a aided fifed b y |VIr. Bqxtori, The and w om an Calhoun i F ish e r, in O regon City, a n d re- T he m an .and W oinan d a rte d out ers, F ish e r, in O regon City, an d r e [an d th e rem ain in g two, one of Gove, Mr, Colt, A1 V alberg, R ay th e Loop about 5:15 a.m. Bunday | w hich H owned by Mr. S m ith / hpack/iv n?08* evérything le a se d .'T h e y g a v e th e ir n am es a s th e fro n t door, th e two men ir w hen th e accident occurred. Scene Sid M eyer and Bill Hale, 5stesed in)ayillg bl°odhounds R o b ert S te w a ft Foley, 24,. and p u rsu it. T he pa ir wa s caugh t j ust Spencer, !a re th re e y ears old. of the m ishap is about 200 y ard s i all of B oring, s ta rte d follow ing | . p / v rvite in B°rin g B etty L in n ien Foley, 21, m a n and o u tsid e and w hen accused of ta k lootp rin ts the m an and w om an e ast _ - J of . C .. 1 W X T elches . .1 ^1-» -• f G ' ' V «. > / 1 /-\ C ? Z 1 I i- Four of th e buses m ake two th e rade School, ing th e m issin g I trip s i each school m orning and A posse of ¡ wife.',,.„ left in the snow. . police said. two fuaiH4 . sVdte police I ‘ L yle B uxton, a clerk in th e Bor- kfeaff.Wa’p W s tag L o g raii th e ir car two each afternoon. T he others . T he trail led th e posse th ro u g h ! Mr. Jen sen su ffered chest «■ s4U6’t'w s ‘1’>-ol.gh the in g g e n e ra l sto re, a n d S ta te Pn- u A e w rong m ake only one trip in the rriorri- fields and» sw am ps, to Kelso, bru ises and cuts to th e face and tro lm a n M arv in S co tt g av e th is car, Mr. B uxton T i ing and anoth er, a fte r ‘ school is* roughly going in an e a ste rly di- hands. H e w as tre a te d at the P o rt ,, .njernheited se e in g hem -. thio,,/11 an and woman, account of th e escap ad e: ; dism issed. - land V eterans H ospital and re- Mr. B uxton an d E". F . S u tto n , even / o l d fnern g as once and I ; ection. T he m an and w om an w'ere a rre ste d ab out 2 l:> h o u rs la te r [leased T uesday p-'dof thrp/e/ es on foot as ow per of th e sto re, w ere fig u rin g knew I WELCHES APPROVES BUDGET in a b e rry cabin on the M eR ey-| T he B istorious couple w as ï'i Seve,i mon / ' ^ Patrolm en th e ir in v e n to ry F rid a y nigiht w h en U Started lig w - f At a special election held in nolds residence, abc<ut ’4 m ile [ taken to the hospital by th e Sandy Aw y q u th fu l, . h u sk y ; m an qnd a ^ A s th e q u a ite t s a ; north of Kelso. M onday Mr. Bux- j V olunteer F ire D e p a rtm e n t’s-am - W elches G rade School Monday P. 7 ton signed a com plaint c h a tg in g bulance. Floyd Reed, of Rhodo- / nd stout , ’ d dc(l by a prowl slig h t w o m a n e n te re d th e store-’ : th e o th e r au{0 night a budget of $43,075 for the F « S ® W y cor- ab o u t 7:05 n.m „ e m p ty savor for Mr. B u x to n addi/ a , the p a ir w ith a ssa u lt and b a tte ry . [ dendron, took Mr. Jen sen to the com ing fiscal y ear w as approved, the tw o m en, an d a sk e d to b e tra c te d a g rp u p of b y sta n d e rs and Ä K S B I Mrs. Elsie Creighton, , clerk of B ut they had m oved a fte r being 1 hospital in his auto, nearly 3% allow ed to 'lo o k a ro u n d . T h ey said in. th e ex cite m e n t th e m an and released and s ta te patro lm en said j T he h ighw ay w as covered w ith the board, announced. "'otilan6 St art Of the the chase. th ey W anted to choose a? b irth d a y w om an escaped on | F o u r votes w e re cast, she T h u rsd a y th ey had been unable : packed snow and ice w-hcre the . » s t h ? S State Police yards. ! added. found, j p re se n t fo r th e ir m o th er. to serve th e w a rra n t. i accident took place, sta te police ; 1 chase and/1'1 j1 drilt e arly H. V. Colt, and O rville Dove,- Gave P erm ission P a tro lm a n Scott said bow ls and j added. T he car th a t w as stru c k j T h e tw o sto re k e e p e rg gave b ?‘h of/B oring, t a m e t f a t g y sta rt- Ímost of th dad Scampered o th e r dishes w ere found in the .¡was p arked on the n o rth side DRAI’T POSTIDNED Wy a ^ M i n g route th e ir p erm issio n and re tu rn e d to cd in p u rsu it, Mr. Foley c a r w hich the p a ir had ' of the highw ay b u t lost th e ir q u a rry . T he o th e rs Because of th e high ra le of rg her toes fr-1 aaliiets pro th e ir w ork. A sh o rt tim e la te r abandoned in th e chase. Every- j enlistm ent no m ore men will be om the wet and M rs. S u tto n cam e ih to th e sto re w aited fo r th e sta te police, w ho th in g w as recovered and re tu rn e d ; F A IR DATE ANNOUNCED T he battered fro n t of this panel delivery tru ck show s th e j drafted until April, iirmy authori- had been called. fro m th e " u p sta irs liv in g q u a rte rs, T he C lackam as C o u n ty 'fa ir will I force w ith which it stru ck a parked c ar on th e Loop H ighw ay to th e store. t , » “ «^ ' Ä tl’c t w w « e S ta te P a tro lm e n Scott, Don I ties announced this week. A call noticed som e bow ls an d o th e r T h e ir au to w as re tu rn e d w h e n ' be held Aug. 13 th ro u g h Sept’. 1 i nc«r I^elehe.s earlv Sunday. T he accident hospitalised Bob Worn a sS , a charge of lar- goods m issin g fro m co u n te rs and C lark and -Mark K ezar a rriv e d in- the F oleys w ere released S atur- this year, t!ie F arr A ssociation j Jensen, driver, and itvo pasaerigers, Mr. and Mrs. Georgi^ ! fo r inductees in -F eb ru ary will bq a b o u t five m in u te s. O fficer S cott i oanoellod. spoke t,o. Mr.. B u xton an d M r. S u t drove th e car, a n d the o th e r off 1- day. I announced this week. i Bistorious. e h wqs ï < S t r i c ;J t udgg Paul Ci ton a b o u j k - b mber Told H e re «T ia L ig h tin g W o r k M n i» s* I* local Residents Respond to Gall For Labor Donations to Hospital Hunters Pay $500 . For Venisow ÿ u l Fail to Get Meat- - , I* 't 't Farm, 4-H Agents Open Office Here Three Are Hurt In Loop Mishap Drive Starts Coim cil Will Open Bond Bids Monday ■ SSI If Traffic Court Has 1 Case This Month Board Asks Bids For School Bus Hood Is Crumpled Í7 » ’ S “ring Men, Police Track P air in H T
