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THE SANDY POST, SANDY, OREGON Pago 8 Mrs. Charles E. Ballou, box 10,' Cherryville, is representative for THE SANDY POST in the North Cherryville area. Readers in that region are urged to contact her on news, social items or business. matters concerning THE PO S T., Well D rillin g C. A. W ILLIAMS Eperson Road Rt. I, Box 479 Boring KELSO GENERAL MERCHANDISE ‘Hot Shots FRIDAY And SATURDAY JANUARY 14 & 15 ONLY! ^ ¿ o w e e t * N u c o a &. 3 PORK & BEANS Dennisons, N o. 1 tin > F a n c y AO. 21 tin Garden PEAS Oregon F inest N o. 2 tin ÏOc Case o f 24 cans — $2.29 pi. ja r Fine Quality 90-lb. sack med Milk la rg e tin s Cui Green Beans No. 2 tB If/ I I 1 ' at ches j B 3 ; >c 29« 6 box ein. t Large B ox Duz. Oxydol, Tide, Ivory Snow 29c 10 O T H E R “ H O T SH O T S ” Y ou’ll find posted in plain sigh t in our store Monday, Tuesday and W ednesday. W orth driving m iles to get. “We’re in Business Save You Money ,9? Phone 381 A public hearing concerning Sandy Bowlerettes I maintained ” their lead in the Wo- angling regulations for 1949 w ■ illjt ---- five-point # , The Pioneer basketball club be held Friday, Jan. 14, C. A. | men’s Bowling League Monday ¡broke into the Willamette Val S h eriff Says O ffice Lockwood, Oregon State Game j night thougn they lost 1-3 t o tne ley League win column with a 38 I Supervisor, Qiinortncor reminds all sports- VFW. Ruby Gillmore took high I -Lu J cks N eeded Funds (point honors with a 471 series. 35 triumph over Woodburn men’s organizations. Individual scores — Norquist ^The^Sandy junior varsity && , Law enforcement and Loop The supervisor said that recom Highway pedestrian safety im mendations from any of the or 421, Spink 345, Keller 3.51, Lamb C L E A N E R S & D Y E R S - Oregon CL not make out as well in provement came under the guns ganizations already have been re 393, Gillmore 471. liminary fray, taking it on tne Barker’s Drug bowlers remain- Top Q uality Cleaning Always IS of Mt. Hood Pow-Wowers last ceived at the commission office. chin 47-23 from the Woodbuin Thursday night. Over 50 mem Others undoubtedly will wait to 2d in first place of the Valley TV’s. Both games were.played on j --------- P L U S - ------ bers met with County Sheriff deliver their recommendations in League Tuesday night with a 3-1 I Fred Reaksecker and State Traf person at the public hearing, he win over Fairview Farms. Eldon the Bulldog floor. ® M othproofing Sanitone E x tr a C hargé Wayne Frederickson hit jn e Mills lead the drug store keglers fic Engineers A1 Head and Val said. hemp for 12 counters to share at No with a 513 series to take high- Johnson at the Fireside. ligh point, honors with Baglle , point honors.. Pow-Wowers got little satisfac Sandy B ra n ch a t R E E D ’S BARBER Individual scores: Grenberg Bulldog top scorer. tion but a lot of background. 130, Schmitz 405, Knapp 361; Spark Attack S h e r i f f Reaksecker spoke Brown 459, Mills 513. Frederickson, Weisendorffei, bluntly: “ You all know the story,” Hold First Place 3obby Reynolds, and Hopp spark he said. “ Clackamas county does Jay’s Tavern held onto their ed the Pioneer attack. . And. it was net have much money and law en first place spot in the City League licking. Sandy took over the forcement- is a forgotten thing: his week with a 3-1 win over ead right at the start’ of the fray D allas W in s 34 to 28 N ot enough money is budgeted Meadow-Land Dairy. Adams was and racked up a 16-4 count at the for such purposes. It’s taken me B y S in k in g F r e e S h o ts high point man with a 550 series eight years to increase our force 2nd'o f the first-canto. - • Individual scores: Nelson 442 from five meh to eleven. That The Sandy Pioneers were back In the second quarter, the Bull- includes the sheriff. I in a slump Tuesday night when Adams 550, Maulding 501, Flin - logs began breaking through the ¡Dallas out-scored them 34 28 in 492, Calvert 538. Not Many Men Pioneer’s pressing zone defense R. S. Smith Motor Co. blasted md at half time closed the score Valley “Three men act as jailors: a ragged Willamette the pins for a 3-1 win over the There’s a chief deputy, an execu I League basketball, . tilt on the VFW Wednesday night in Inter 24-20, Sandy still on top. The Pioneers switched at the tive deputy, a process' server, a Pioneer court. City . League - play. - Orient Electric beginning of the third stanza to stenographer, and three night pa • Outstanding attraction for th e , evening’s activities was the Sandy lost four .to Gresham Seed and a tight zone defense to stop the trolmen. And that’s it. Consider Feed in the same league tilts. Rod ing the fact that these men must high school band which played Rogers, Orient Electric, was high Bulldog onslaught. Both teams during half-time period. Under The most bea played even throughout the quar relieve each other for days off, it point man with a 585 series.. ter which closed with Sandy on does hot leave many men to en the direction of Elgin Burns, the Individual scores: R. S. Smith band played school songs and The finest pgr the long end of a 30-27 score. force the law.’’ Motor Co. — Maroney 413, La even whipped into a swing num- Lou Norene, Zig-Zag, confront- Bulldogs Take Lead ed the state traffic engineers with ! '->er which set the crowd of 200 to Gourgue 446, R. Smith 376, D. in all Maytag Things tightened up in, .the the problem of pedestrian safety dapping their hands in rhythm Smith 449, Norquist 507. .fourth canto. The Bulldogs push Orient Electric ' — ’ B. Rogers on the Loop. Mr. Norene had with the tune. ed into the lead with only four The sharp shooting of Dave 473, T. Carter 537, Willett 466, R. •been appointed at the last meet minutes to play, 35-34. The Pio Rogers 585. Hopp- from outside the key was ing of the War Council to investi neer defense bqgan to hold the the only tiring that kept the Pio gate the problem. Bulldogs. With 12 seconds left neers in the ball game. Hopp bag He reported, “There are only to play, Frederickson swished a ged 13 points to take high point about three places on the Loop push shot from the side line to that pedestrians are in. danger. honors for the fray. put the game on ice, 38-35. Equal Field Goals Those places a re : Wemme, Zig- T h e . fast breaking Pioneer Zag and Rhododendron.” Both squads connected with the squad had control of both back- Sandy Pioneer basketball squad boards.. during the entire game. same number of field, goals. Free Need Wider Shoulders “ Probable recommendations we throws won the game for Dallas. will meet league leading Estacada Russell Reynolds and Dave Hopp will make are speed zones, signs Dallas made 8 free1 tosses out of Rangers on the Pioneer’s hard did the job. and wider shoulders.,” replied Mr. 19 attemps. Sandy made 2 out of wood court Tuesday night. To Individual scores: Sandy—Hopp night the Pioners travel to ,Mt. 7, Frederickson 12, R, Reynolds 0, Head after a round, table discus 13. Dallas shot 56 times from the Angel for another league tilt. sion. B. Reynolds 8, Allegeier 2, .Weis- Estacada, Mt. Angel and Mo endorffer 9; Woodburn— Yucnek During the discussion, Mr. Head floor and connected for 13 field gave accident analysis statistics goals. Sandy tcoR 64 tries and lalla are at the top of the W il 6, Bagllen 12, Collins 3, Krieger lamette Valley league now with 3,/Undseth 11. which showed the accident ratio swished 13. Lob passes and wild throws| 3 wins and one loss chalked up was 17 per mile between Sandy and Gresham, 1.0 between Gov marred the play of both squads.) for each team. ernment Camp and the Wapinitla The'Dragons man-to-man defense I The Pioneers are on the bottom Cut Off, and only five between befuddled the Pioneers. Most of j rung of the ladder with one win the time the Pioneers dribbled I and three losses. Sandy and Government Camp. He stressed the fact that signs - themselves into^a comer. Failed Easy Shots do not do much good if they are Molallh matmen grappled their Dallas played just as ' poorly. not enforced. way to a 38-16 triumph Over' Sandy Big Chief Jack S. Greenwood Most of their counters were mad High School Wednesday in the from outside the key. Neither presided at the meeting. Indian's wrestling arena. team seemed to be able to work The Pioneers lost 15 points be- the ball in for an easy shot. cause of forfeits which caused the SENTENCE SUSPENDED Sandy High School won third Harlow Loucks, tall, lanky A 90-day jail sentence for Don center, was back in uniform for I Place in a Columbia River District lop-sided score, according to Armstrong,. 18, Government the Pioneers. His. hard-to-stop ' Future Farmers of America par- Coach Elwood Eggelston. \ B j THE WASHER YQU r Point getters for the Pioneers i Canlp, who pleaded guilty last push shot accounted for four 1<liamentary contest held last Fri- were Lee Allen, 95 pound class; week to a petty larceny charge, counters,1 but he was not up to B§| afternoon at West Linn Earl Page, 127 pound class; Ray ’ was suspended by Circuit Judge his usual good, play o ff the back- Members of the Pioneer team E. C. Latourette on condition the boards. It was his first leaghé Who are officers of the local chap Gifford, 133 pound class; Ray mond Lake, 165 pound class. youth joined the army. .Young game. ter, were Glen Carmony, presi- Other wrestlers included Jim Armstrong was arrested on com- j Coach Chuck Croston comment _.. dent, Roger Bartholomew, .vice- Guenther, Jerry Lawson, Bob plaint of a Government Camp ski j ed after the gam e, “We George rtonw Rohweder, w e were v/eiej j President; vjcuige eaer, sec- shop. I really off. The boys just could retary; Edwin Radford, treasurer Hewitt, Jack Phillips, and N or man Gifford. ¡not get going. Hopp was.about and Rob.ert Minyard, reporter, P hone 721 Sandy, Oi the only one who could find the' Nine Teams Compete basket.” ’ Teams from nine schools in the * r Individual score's: Sandy — B. district- comprising Clackamas I .Reynolds 6, Weisendorffer 2, r . Multnomah and Columbia Coun-! ¡Reynolds 0, Hopp 13, Frederick- tles’ took Part. Each team was i son 3; substitutes — Loucks 4, ¡ Graded on the manner in which iLekberg 0, Cawvey 0. H.hey-conducted opening and clos- 1 Dallas — W. Ediger 6, Fisher inS ceremonies and eight minutes 3, M. Ediger 7, McCulley 8; sub- of motions and discussions, : Points were also scored by stitutes — Aebi 4. ■ -Rninto teams who sat in the audience when they did not occupy the chair. They were rated on con structive debate and motions made. Each of the nine teams had to conduct a model meeting while in Bob LaGourgue, Sandy, won 1st the chair. Each also had to serve , ■ prize money and the champion’s as the audience for three other ! trophy in the 2nd annual Cresh- , teams when their turn at con-| , àm Outlook Men’s Handicap ducting a meeting came. | Special Dry-Skin Mixture , Singles tournament Sunday even- Gresham Wins First j i ing by bowling a 1056 score in a First place in the drill went to I 5-game series. Gresham High School and second Other top money winners are to Estacada. The three top schools A1 Adams, 2nd, 883; Doug Horr, were awarded banners. t ¡3rd, 880; Joe Barnes, 4th, 837. Harold Babcock, ag teacher and. B y K in n ey ; Additional winners will be deter- F F A faculty advisor, accompan- I j mined probably this weekend, led the team to West Linn. Tw en-' i when L. Purkeypile, B. Rogers,’ ty-one other Sandy F F A mem, ‘ J W. Kile and C. McGill bowl in thé bers witnessed the contest. j consolation bracket of the tourn ament. WELCHES DROPS GAME In the preliminary to the final Welches Grade School basket- both “ws round, LaGourgue defeated Kile ball team, lost 44 to 21 to Sunset W ith Special r S J 10na> cook,m g • • • H ig h r esista n c e to si 586-571;' Adams defeated McGill,! last Friday in the Sunset Grade Coupon tifipiiiK ’ ’ ^ie a t c o n d u ctiv ity throughor 691-579; Horr defeated Purkey School gym. Barclay, of Welches, on all pile, 532-507; and Barnes defeat and McIntosh, Sunset, were high ed Rogers, 588-800. point men. 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