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SÁNDY POST. SANDY, OREGON
Sandy High
Pagêv?
Card P a rty for
Notes ¡ G rangers H eld
Cowpokes to Send Student With
Ten card tables of players at Sandy Grange Scholarship to OSC
tended the Sandy Grange April
The Sand Gr
sponsors of
I K elso F a m ily
*/ to
¡Move to M ontana
c a t io n a s so o n a s s e e n s ta lk s , o r p o fis
a p p e a r o n th e tw o w e e d s . B u t t h i s
w ill c o s t th e p r o p e r ly o w n e r m ,,:,-
t h a n if h e d o e s h i s o w n e r a d ic a tio n
o r h i r e s th e s p r a y i n g d o n e a t o n c e.
H o ck J . H u n t
C o u n ty W e e d I n s p e c to r
16
1 KELSO—Mrs. H. E. Christen-
By Lenore Lund
day, April 16, with Mr. and Mrs. | sen and children accompanied by i
Tuesday, April 12, the chemis card party last week.
the Cowpokes the local 4.H club>
F. MacDonald, their lead Mrs. Carl Johnston left Monday
High score m pmochle was' wiU give a scholarship to one of William
try class visited the Reynold’s
ers. The members voted for their for Great Falls, Mont. Mr. Chris
Aluminum plant near Troutdale. won by Mrs Frank Rehberg and the members of the 4-H club for choice in the scholarship, but tensen plans to remain here un- ‘ Geo. S. Koch M otor Co.
Upon ,. . arriving
the students
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m R; E' M uny.
Low scores a io-day summer school session the final decision depends on th e ! S July when he will join M rs.!
were divided into three groups of weJ eN ake?
^ rs . Mary Linn at 0
n State College, accord- points earned by each of the can- Christensen and his family. The i
H B
1Wl?St watches were
Mrs. J N. Ferry
ing to Mrs. John J. Dunn, Sandy, didates, and the decision of the Christensens have been living in }
checked in by the guards, because T
the 500 games Mrs. R. R. home economics chairman of the central office of the 4-H. ,
! Nelso several years. Great Falls j
Authorized Pontiac Dealer
of the terrific magnetic force in Imbler and. Charles Horger took s anciv Oranpp
. j a large / t will
Mr. MacDonald reported
o be their new home town.
. j
the plant.
high scores with Mrs. R. J. Ar-
®
qvo
R w increase
M _>,„4 in membership
_I- • over .5„
Sunday y, visitors of Mr. and Mrs. ' ’48 Pontiac Station Wgn
are
lour hnvo
boys H
eligible
the
The guides showed and explain nett and R,obert Jonsrud taking ~
scholarship.
They
are
la
*
year
Now
the
Cowpokes
ris-
low scores. Prizes were a lso , „... N e M , , »»-
fe
ed all the various machinery.
’47 Pont. 8 4-dr. Sed. Str
consist
of
four
girls
and
17
boys.
1
.
,
,
.
,
,
,
won
by
Mrs.
W.
R.
Beeler.
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MaT
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t
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The trip proved very interest
&
J [ ter, Mr. and Mrs, Edward Reetz. ,
The
hosts
for
the
party
were
j
.
^dm
e
UrbAff,
and
Edward
Preparations are being made by nf navton Cre
ing and educational and all had
’47 Chevrolet Aero Sdn.
the Cowpokes for the big vnnite-' ...
' ’
_
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Herz and Mr.
, A. ' '
a good time.
I xift til N n t i r P s
’41 Chev. 4‘dr. Spec. Dlx.
The Junior Red Cross of Sandy and Mrs. A. W, Bell. The dining 1 ,The scholarship entitles the ville show to be held April 30
GefeHI Notices
High visited the Barnes Hospital, room was decorated with spring i N nner 1? a I B O session at in the Grange hall at 8 p.m. At 1
’46 Plym outh 4-dr. Sedn.
w e e d c o n t r o l n o t ic e
Friday, April 8. They gave a flowers. Easter baskets filled -^F°n Stale college,I Corvallis, that time the Sandy Grange will I
small program, gave out candy, with colored eggs were distrib-j 'V1, entertainment instruction, also feature a pie soeial and a | A p p lic a tio n o f th e s t a t « ' la w f o r ’42 Plym outh 4-dr. Sedn.
and cookies, visited with the pa uted on the tables. A lunch was ?n e^P^m entrng scheduled dur- food sale as a benefit for the I I c t o a m g w p u o ls r t o r y a u c l to r I a r d i s ie h a tio C n o ; r s e , Of fro m T a n a s il v
Wg tbe Pe n °d- The closing date scholarship fee for the Cowpokes. la b i s in C la c k a m a s c o u n t y , is n o w
tients, and also gave them daffo served
’35 Plym outh 4-dr. Sedn.
•T
h
e'n
ex
t
card
party
and
the
I
.scholarship competition is
in e ffe c t.
dils to brighten up their, rooms.
S p ra y in g
to
k ill
these. n o x io u s
last
of
the
season
will
be
held
bn,
an(t
each
club
is
asked
Thursday, April 14, the vari
’37 B ilic k 5-pass. Coupe
g ro w th s' sh o u ld be done a s soon a s
to choose at least one candidate L utheran Ladies
p o ssible.
ous Junior Red Cross Councils May 21.
M a y 1 is th e d e a d lin e ' fo r a p p ly in g
and one alternate for each candi
’41 F o rd Fordor Sedan
over the county visited the Chem-
fo r re fu n d s fo r co st o f s p r a y m ate-;
date, according to. Mrs. Myrabelle P la n M issionary
ria l s u n d e r soil c o n s e rv a tio n p ro v i
awa Indian School located at ported to the park by a bus which Paul, county 4-H agent. The can
sio n s o f th e P M A ,
’40 F o rd Tudor Sedan
Chemawa. After a tour of the left the high school at 7 p.m. didates are chosen on the basis of R a lly N ext M onth
Y o u r com plete, c o o p eratio n w ill be
a
p
p
r
e
c
ia
te
d
in
m
a
k
in
g
th
is
w
e
e
d
campus the regular monthly meet Many students and faculty at their work on 4-H club projects,
in a tio n c a m p a ig n a ' su ccess.
Mrs. Harvey Kubitz and Mrs. e lim
ing was held to elect officers. tended and enjoyed all the food their over-all ability and their
L a c k of c o o p e ra tio n ; b y p r o p e rty
Ask A bout Our
Carl Neumann were joint host- o w n e rs w h e re e ith e r o r b o th o f th e s e
Herbie Rouse of Sandy was elect they could hold around a huge ¡leadership qualities,
Each
spon-
esses
for
the
Ladies
Aid
of
Im-
I
w e e d s is fo u n d w ill m e a n th e e p u n -
ed president of the Clackamas bonfire.
_x_ own
------ can
----- . i
i t
, I tv . w ill do th e e lim in a tio n w o rk ancl
, soring group chookes its
G uarantee on
manuel Lutheran Church, last file a lien fo r th e co st a g a in s t th e
County Junior Red Cross.
Everyone at Sandy High is won-j didate and final approval comes! Thursday
.
'■
afternoon at the Kubitz p ro C p o e u rty
Several new improvements have dermg who will be Queen of th e . from the county 4-H office.
n ty c re w s yvill w o rk on era.di-
home on Cedar Creek.
A ll U se d X a r s
been made at Sandy High, in
lom
'
'
Candidates
m
ust'
be
12
years
cluding. a new cyclone backstop
Mrs. Norman Erickson of Star I
Queen of Prom
old, according tò Mrs. Paul.
which was estimated at $500. The
Route .Sandy, was in charge of FU L L E R
The choosing Of the finalist f o r ! _ . .....
.
and Iriij^ks
bleachers have recently been Queen and Princesses took place! Luring the summer session at the program for the month, read
’42
Cheyr.
UbT Flat bed
lighted.
Friday, April 15, at 3 o’clock m 'O regon State college, Mrs.. Paul ing an article on the “Comments
Last week men were working on tthe high school gym. Five can-1 sa’cj> courses in home economics, on the Seven Last Words on the
’39 Chevr.
Pickup
a drainage system for the foot didates were chosen as finalists 1 *Wtlcl'lture, recreation, and hus Cross,”, The. Reverend N. E. Dey
ball field.
in the Queen selection. They bandry will be held, under the di led the. first of a series of dis
’37 Dodge
Pickup
A new cement floor has also are: Virginia Dagsland, Phyllis rectorship of the regular Oregon cussions. on the Great Parables
State
faculty
members.
of
the
Bible.
,
-
i
been completed in the new Ag Clapp, Blanche Packard, Marilyn
’37 Ford
Panel
shop for which the ag boys seem Wheeler, and Lenore Lund. The
Last summer about 2,00.0 4-H Plans were made for the Lu-,
Woman’s
Missionary
to be very proud.
finalists for the princess selec club members attended the Ore theran
B u y - S ell - "írade
The juniors and sophomore I tion Were: Lois Copher, LaVaughn gon State summer sessions. More; League zone rally to be held in
softball teams suffered the loss Sleeper, Lyla Swails,..Arlene See- than 125 of the enrolled summer; Sandy on May 26. Mrs. Harvey
of their games played, Monday, m atter and Gloria Minyard. They school students were from Clack Kubitz, Mrs. Ronald Krebs, and
April 11, activity period. ■
were judged on the following: amas county, according to Mrs. Mrs. Carl Neumann were appoint
One-coat interior flat wall
ed on the food, committee, and
The freshman downed the poise, beauty, appearance, capa Paul.
and ceiling finish with an
Besides the scholarship award; Mrs. Louis Ulrich, Mrs. Louis
juniors 8-4 in 4 innings while the bility, character and voice all of
oil.
base.
Dubarko,
and
Mrs.
Emil
Reich
ed
to
the
members
of
the
Cow
seniors skunked the sophomores which totaled 100 points.
27-0. |
The announcement of the Queen pokes there will also be students were appointed, on the flower and
A complete line of
. Friday, April 15, the F.F.A. and and Princesses will take place from Cottrell, Dover, and Zig Zag. reception committee for this ral
ly,
by
Mrs.
Leo
Anderson,
presi
The
Cowpokes
met
at
the
San
F.H.A. had a picnic at Dodge just before intermission at the
Fuller Products |
Pontiac & GMC Sales
dy Grange headquarters Satur- dent, of Star Route, Sandy.
Park. The students were trans- Prom April 29.
apd Service
Mrs.' Herbert Huck and Mrs.
BEEHLER
Call Gresham 6600
Helen Dahrens were in ’.charge
of the distribution of Easter bas
,109 E. Powell
T h e Builder'
kets to a few of the older mem
Call Sandy 431
bers and friends of Immanuel
“A
good
place
to
go”
Sandy,
Oregon
congregation, Food was also col
CL ASSISTED A B RATES
lected
to
be
sent
to
the
adopted
Phone
521
Sandy
A utom obiles
Livestock
T e n c e n t s p e r l in e e a c h i n s e r tio n ;
orphan in Gerfnany,
N o a d v e r t i s e m e n t a c c e p t e d f o r le s s
t h a n 50 c e n t s p e r w e e k .
USED
CARS
&
.TRAILERS
BULL SERVICE
C o u n t f iv e w o r d s t o t h e l in e i n o r
1941 Ford 2 door, 1946 motor
d e r i n g y o u r a d . P h o n e 31, S a n d y , o*- HEREFORD, delivered any place.
and new tires
....... ......$ 795..
m a il y o u r a d v e r t i s e m e n t t o T h e P o s t ,
This bull is tested every four 1942
S a n d y . O re g o n .
Jeep
.
650
months.
Frank
Leitheiser. 1938 Army
K a t e s ' fo r' t y p e l a r g e r t h a n r e g u l a r l y
Ford sedan, radio and
u s e d w ill b e s u p p l i e d u p o n a p p l i c a t i o n .
Phone
23X
Sandy.
tf
heater .
.......... . , .
495
C h u r c h b a z a a r s , s u p p e r s , b a k e s a le s ,
e tc .; w ill toe r u n u n d e r “ S p e c ia l A n RABBITS WANTED—-Fryers, old 1936 Dodge pickup 1946 mo
n o u n c e m e n ts ”
c la s s ific a tio n
w ith
a
tor . . ....
. ,
(
295
does, bucks* best prices always.
m i n im u m c h a r g e o f 50, C e n ts p e r in-»
s e rtio n .'
Mti Hood Rabbit farm, 3 miles 1937 Graham sedan, radio '
C a r d o f T h a n k s - r iW in lm u n i r a t e o f $1.
and heater , , S
195
east of Sandy on Mt. Hood
Loop highway.
tf 1932 Buick sedairi';S;,;.-;;',.i'.;::'k; 125'!
1931 Model A -sedan ........... 125 1
Business' Services
1800 [
FOR SALE—Leghorn arid New 1947 GMC lumber Jmck
. .. ,
35
Hampshire
started
pullets. Box trailer
CRUSHED GRAVEL—Qnerinch
Let Us Sell Your Car for. You
Freise Hatchery, 326 S.E. Ver-
minus for road surfacing. De danta (172 St. north of Stark)
Open Evenings'
livered anywhere in Sandy
KELLERS TRAILER SHOP
Portland, Oregon. Phone KE.
area. Deep Creek Sand &
% mile east of Sandy on ‘’Loop
9066.
H
¿ravel Company, Phone Sandy
Highway. Phone 24x1 ■ 16
617, mail address Rt. 3, Box 183;
F
a
rm
M
achinery
Boring, Oregon, four miles
No Reasonable Offer Re- j
southwest of Sandy on Oregon
USED FARM MACHINERY,
jected
on Your Choice of
highway 211.
211 1 row new idea transplanter .v |
5' cover crop disc harrow
USED CARS
FREE, ESTIMATES On plumbing 6' Brillion roller
BANK TERMS
installations. Complete line of 4% horse power Planet Jr. gar 1947 FORD
super deluxe club
plumbing supplies and ¡equip den tractor
coupe, radio and heater.
ment. Fuller paints and varn Messinger duster
1946 Aero sedaif, radio and heater.
ishes, oil and gas circulating
heaters, automatic gas and HESSEL IMPLEM’T CO. 1947 FORD tudor sedan, radio
Phone 229
Service
electric water heaters. Andy Parts
Gresham, Oregon
16 1942 DODGE club coupe, fluid
Moriah Plumbing and Appli
drive, heater*.
ances. 1045 E. Powell Blvd.
Phone GreSham 3291.
tf FOR SALE—New Lensch grape 1939 MERCURY fordor sedan,
heBter
hoes now in stock,. j.ust the
K ITCH EN Q U EE N
Shurfine D EV ILED
FREE ESTIMATES on all plumb labor 'saving implement that 1939 FORD deluxe tudor, radio
and
heater,
local
owners
favor,
price
is
In p rin t sacks
ing and heating installations
1941 FORD deluxe coupe, heater.
only $120.
or repairs. Call Sandy 633.
1938 CHEVROLET master coupe,
BOb’s Plumbing and Heating,
MOEN and BARR
C alifornia Grated
radio and heater, .
Main Street, Sandy, Oregon, tf George Moen
Harold Barr 1937 BUICK fordor sedan, radio
633 E. Powell
Phone 4500
and heater
ORDER NOW-v-Utah coals, Gas-
20. 1938
FORD fordor, heater.
co, Briquets, Pres-to-logs, green
FORD super deluxe A. S.
slab, S. G. and O. G. Woods, FOR SALE'USED MACHINERY 1941
flat
coupe, radio and heater.
Fence Posts. We deliver any 1 19.48 Pony Massey Harris, fully 1941
FORD
V-8
y2-ton
pickup.
equipped.
quantity anywhere. Prompt
INTERNATIONAL panel.
service. Gresham Fuel Cd., 708 1 1947; Farmall A, fully equipped. 1939
DODGE Irion pickup.
N. E. Hood avenue, Gr esham, 1 W -2 Cletrac, good ¿ondition, 1937
1936 FORD V-8 lVz-ton truck..
P reserves Apricot-Pineapple, 1-lb. 2 3 c
Phone 226.
tf cheap.
21 MONTHS TO PAY;
1 1948 Jeep with hydraulic and
Trade-In
Accepted
NEW AND USED electric sew coyer crop. disc.,. .
■ McROBERT MOTOR CO.
ing machines. Repairs for all 1 15 Caterpillar, good. ; L
HO NE
Bee • . 1-lb. ja r 2 7 c
makes; Electrify your old ma 1 2/16 John Deere plow, chilled Phone 233
Gresham
LETTUCE pound 12c
bottoms.
chine. Opeh 2 to 9 p. m. and
Open to 6 P. M.
Sundays; C. C. Dixon. S. E. 1 1/16 Oliver plow, chilled bottom. After hours call EM. 8448 collect
W hite
L u n ch eon PICKLES . pint 2 7 c
16
Stark at 188th, Portland.
tf 1 2-section spike tooth harrow.
1 2/14 Massey Harris plow.
N ew Spuds 5 lbs- 39c
CUSTOM BUTCHERING—Hogs,
USED CARS
NEW MACHINERY
SALMON Alaska . , 1-lb. tin 4 9 c
one cent per pound, live weight. A-C cover crop discs, all sizes.
•
BOUGHT
O nions yellow 4 ^s- 19c
Hauling additional. Beef butch; Dunham tandem discs, all sizes.
01 SOLD & TRADED
ered for the hide. M. L. Lee, Iron age 2 row potato planter.
BEESON CHEVROLET
O ranges sweet 5 lbs. 49c
OCCIDENT
Phone 30x5, Sandy.
tf Iron age transplanters, l 1 arid 2 Phone 681
Sandy, Oregon
H U N T ’S
tf
row.
WELL' DRILLING. All work Iron age sprayers.
C ookie Bake.
T om ato J u ice
guaranteed. C.
A-C 2/14 plow, chilled bottoms.
Miscellaneous
Phone' TAbor 2198. Write 6116 Gehl forage chopper and blower.
S.E. 56th, Portland, 6. _____tf Gehl ensilage cutters, 13" and 15". FOR SALE—16 inch slabwood, $6
a truckload. Delivered anywhere
Jacuzzi pumps.
16-oz.
WE SERVICE w ater pumps of Hinman milkers.
303 tin
in Sandy area. Tupper Lumber
all makes. We handle Jacuzzi
W inesap, |-h ox 1
Co.,
phone
Sandy’
872.
16
FARM TRACTOR CO,
pumps. Farm Tractor Co.. R t
Your Allis-Chalmers Dealer
FOR SALE—Kitchen oil range,
2, Gresham. Gresham 3441. tf
Phone 3441
Gresham, Oregon
good order, with coils. Electric
V an illa W afers
PAINTING AND PAPER HANG
16 ■fence unit, new. 2-wheel trailer.
ING—Featuring Imperial wall-
,Phone Gresham 4287; rit noon
Sunshine 10-oz. 2 9 c
USED TRACTORS
.hour or evenings.
16
paper. Phorie H. G. Andrew, BR John’Deere
tractor with plow
tf
Sandy, 12x.
and cultivator
WANTED—Straight poles from
F ig B ars Sunshine
22 caterpillar, wide
5 to 10 inches, 8 feet 2 inches
M.
E.
Rotary
tiller
long.
Jonsrud
Log
House
Co.
R eal E s ta te
I 1/2-lb. pkg.
49c
B r in g u s th is o ffe r b la n k , p ro p e rly s ig n e d , 'a n d y o u w ill g e t 2
10 caterpillar
Inc.; Bluff Road. Phone Sandy
c a n s o f K e n -L -R a tio n
no cost w h e n y o u buy 3 c a n s a t o u r re g u la r
429
or
20X2.
tf
FOR SALE — 150x575 lot with HESSEL IMPLEM’T CO.
p ric e . T h i s m e a n s y o u g e t 5 c a n s f o r th e p ric e o f 3 . H u rry ! O ffer
modern equipped cottage, water, Parts
Phone 229
Service FOR SALE — Man’s Hawthorne
lim
ite
d
!
P o lish Sau sage
Gresham, Oregon
16
lights, etc. Option of 5 more
bicycle in good condition, $25.
Name........................................................... .....................
acres. $1750. H. A. Longstaff,
Gilbert K. Castile, Star Route.
pound . . . 4 5 c
A d d r e s s ........................................................................ ................................... ..
1 mile east of Dover church
Sandy.
16
Autom obiles
.S ta te .
and school, School bus by the
C i t y .. ., .. .'.
16
WANTED—Logs 10” to 30” diam
O ffe r C lo se s J u n e 3 0 , 1 9 4 9 .
door.
B
o
lo
g
n
a
large-
ATTENTION—;Quality Seekers!
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FOR SALE — New two bedroom BE SURE to see the Willys Over : eight feet. <Bahke Lumber Co.,
pound . . . 4 5 c
land line of “Jeep” cars and
house ahd lot, modern
1 mile east and Vz mile north
trucks. The famous universal
garage, on scenic Bluff Road,
of
Kelso
store.
L,
tf
% mile, north of Sandy High
Jeep, 2 and 4 wheel-drive pick
School, Jonsrud Log House
ups, the' all-steel body station- FOR SALE—Old newspapers. 10
Construction. Phone 20X2 or 429
wagon, and the smart, perform lb. bundle, 10 cents. Sandy Post,
ing, yet economical “Jeepster/
Sandy, Oregon.
tf
Sandy.
........... lb
all give you durability and
FOR SALE—DuPont stumping
economy—plus performance!
Special A nnouncem ents
powder and accessories are now
See Me or Call Me at
available at Meinig’s Inc.
tf
MAIN
AVE.
CARD OF THANKS .
TO OUR many friends and neigh
MOTORS, INC.
L ost and Found
bors my deepest appreciation 515 Main St., Gresham, Oregon
for the kindness and love shown Phone Gresham 4241 Roy Allen WILL ANYONE having fire tools
branded C. M. please return to
me in the passing of my dear Home address: Rt. 2, Box 431, on
W arren Crutcher, Mills Hard
Langesand Rd., Sandy.
^ USt>a Mrs. Herman E. McIntyre
ware, or call Gresham 5663; 16p
lop
USED CADS
A chip o n th e
sh ou ld er
Indicates th a t
th ere is
Wood h ig h e r u p .
INSURANCE AGENCY
»■table Welder
M ach in e W ork
F a llc
PAI
s,,i. S4JS
GEO. S. KOCH
H0JO1 CO.
Sandy Post Classifieds Bring Results
LOGGING - SAWMILL - FA R M
MACHINE SHOP
S E R V IC E
We invite y o u r inquiries
on our design, m an u fa ctu re and
repair facilities fo r production
equipment.
CALVERT
Machine Service
B oring, O regon
Gresham 5796
M EAT
9*
TUNA
aO-lb. sk.
»
«3.49
farmfreshprodoee L
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wcfe Your Implements
tow? L j 31?65’ WOfn shovels and loose bearings waste tra«or
ano shorter} the useful life o f your equipment.
?<w
a,^ uf Plowshares. W e have new ojwi ii you n « d them.
Re^aCe WOm cu^t^vatot shovels and sweeps,
spook6 ^ “ “ 8* *° disc harrows before they
they damage bearing
sUgnbe*
a rePaif schedule on such Jobs as weldinç,
apbrovS f “ 1? rePlacement, painting, etc. O u t service is
ty &e ^ - C k a h n e » factoiy.
lt cow, you won’t have to "wait your turn“ next spring«
UMO FLASH
t e ’»«i»NÄtl0NAt
AND HOME HOUK,
Milcktll. . .
m<Ytavnlay.NBC
fltí.lS-CHflLMERS
■ S A L ES A N D S E R V I C E
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cans of KEN-L-RATION
A T N O CO ST!
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pho’'®
farm tractor co .
W. Bergh
one Gresh am 3441
D ale M. B ergh
B o rin g R oad
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