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THURSDAY, APR il TH E SANDY POST, SANDY, OREGON Page 8 Buck! A Hard One’s Coming! Pom ona Grange Visits T ualatin Pomona Grange m et at Tuala tin last W ednesday' and had a business and social meeting com bined. Brightwood grange mem bers who attended report a good time and a large crowd. Mr. and Mrs. L. Earl Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. P at Rogan, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lang- i don, Mrs. Wayne Hudelson, Mrs. Virginia Hickey, A1 Rounds and Fred F e r g u s o n represented Brightwood Grange, and the Rog- ans and Langdons were given Pomona degree. The plan of coun ty road maintenance w'as endors ed by the G range—another step towards road improvement. Mrs. L. E arl Wilson entertained at four o’clock tea one day last week complimenting her sister, Mrs. Lemke. The guests were Mrs. Jennie Welch, Mrs. Wm. Giese, Mrs. Meacham and Mrs. 'ja c k Greenwood. To those who called about er- i ro rs in the Brightwood news col- I umn we can only say we are truly sorry. Mistakes seem to Islip in, though we try hard to I avoid them. From the time the 1 items are taken until they appear I in the Post they pass through | a num ber of different hands but I we assure you any irregularity is not intended. We hope you I understand. H A G G E N M IL L E R Accounting Service Office now open at Sandy Land C o.. . Phone 26 Public accounting. . . tax consultations.. income tax returns . . . bookkeeping sys tems installed or revised. . . daily, weekly monthly bookkeeping . . . operating and financial statements . . . payrolls . . . social security . . . unemployment and withholding tax service. Efficient and confidential service. Permanent office to be located in the building now occupied by the Sandy Postoffice, about May 1st. P O N T IA C - C M C SALES and SERVICE Savings! Savings! . Savings! ED. E. PERREN Building Contractor Cement Work GATES VOLCO TIRES SAVE SIZE MONEY DESCRIPTION Reg. List SPECIAL $15.99 $17.09 $20.90 $24.08 $17.25 $16.59 $27.01 $31.10 5:50x16 4 ply GATES VULCO 6:00x16 ” 6:50x16 ” 7:00x16 ” 5:25/5:50x17 4 ply ” 5:25/5:50x18 ” 6:50x16 6 ply 7:00x16 ” Sandy, Oregon Phone 14x5 Main St. 51144 512 26 51497 51733 512-34 511.87 519 30 52221 General Contractors 0 . L. OLSON and SON Builders of Fine Homes and Buildings Phone 491 Sandy TRUCK TIRE SPECIAL Non-Directional MUD & SNOW TRUCK TIRES, 7:50x20 10 ply $69.99 551-44 GATES RUGGED RIB TRUCK TIRES, 8:25x20 12 ply $84.57 56218 HURRY -H U R R Y -H U R R Y FIR LOGS WANTED AT GOOD PRICES Because They Won’t Last Long at These Prices. We give full scale and pay cash each week for Old Growth Yellow F ir Peelers delivered to our plant in Gresham. OLYMPIC Manufacturing Co. Division, The Dean Co. Gresham, Oregon Phones — Gresham 265, and BRoadway 4949 Geo. S. Koch Motor Co. Pontiac and GMC Sales and Service Phones 431 and 621 Sandy, Oregon Buy a Brand of Flour You Can Depend On— Gold Medal or Drifted S ito w ^ M 6 9 BieofefieM C H E E S E 2.1b. w 75* Whole Wheat We Sell to Sell Again ! , fresh, lb. 25c Bull PICKLES qt. 25c Onion Hoes narrow *1. irrig a tin g Shovel *1. Go West Folger’s Tea Bags, 16s 25c Weevil Bait For round-the-clock freshness, try the sensational new Deodorant Soap . . . 3-10-10 DIAL The only deodorant soap on the market Sliced Bacon bnoie, ib. Slab Bacon . h e a d ! Oc Carrots bchs. ............ 2 15c Fairbanks-Morse Counter type HOLT’S GENERAL MDSE. Loop Hiway at Kelso Dry Goods Values Children’s Leather Shoes Lettuce . . . . Cedar Posts . . each Beautiful Prints yd. 49c Girls' and Ladies' Jeans Rodeo Style Sco-Pal, 100s Big 6 Dairy Holt’s General Merchandise Phone 291 The toughies bouncing balloons off each other’s gloves are Douglas Will, son of Mr. and Mrs. Whitey Will, and Gary Lenz, son of Mr. mid Mrs. Bill Lenz. Doug is on the left and Gary s on the right. The referee is Clarke Lund Jr., son ot P.-l.A. boxing promoter Clarke Lund, Sr. This fight was the main event «t the P.-T.A.’s show last Wednesday and Thursday nights. Roy Wesselink announced the fight. Postmen were Dale Peter- son, Eugene Urban, Lyle Simpson and Eugene May. Sandy Baseball Team Loses Twice in Last Week: Milwaukie and Mt. Angel Loop Highway Kelso, Ore. M e n ’s Toiletries! First In San* W. ^ t h e first stop in the w hnty, the X-ray unit’s stand a t Sandy High school was s p o n s o r^ by the Oregon State. Board of^H ealth, Oregon Tuberculosis and H ealth Association, Clackam as County H ealth D epartm ent, and am as County Public H ealth As sociation. Operation, of th e unit costs the sponsors about W a day, according to Mrs. Vrrgini Swanson, county health nurse. The unit, w hile it was a t Sandy High, was operated by two tech nicians and volunteers from the high school and the Parent-Teach ers Association. Volunteers for the day w ere High School P rin cipal Floyd Light, Mrs. Tom Scales, president of th e P 'T " J Mrs. Richard W esselink, Mrs. Ab McLean, Mrs. R obert Duncan and Students Sharon Sleeper, K athleen Fprbes, M argaret. Stone and Sue Griffin. People who missed the unit while it was in Sandy m ay get free X-rays at one of the other stops in the county, health au th o r ities said. One of the two mobile units will be a t Canby and Mil waukie April 22; W illam ette on April 25; W est Linn April 26, and at Oregon City April 27, 28 and 29. Sandy Festival Plans Crystalize « A ■ NUYI tfUSH LCSS SHAVE • F o r a fa st, clean shave—“special agent” speeds beard softening . . . doesn’t clog razor, rinses off easily. OnZy 49Í , SHAMP q © Lathers profuse ly in hard or soft, hot or cold water . . . lo o se n s and w h isk s o u t dan d ru ff as it cleans U d .it diiu hair and buaip. scalp. jg f / i u e f t L O AfTCIt T I SHAVC O Ii HAIR • Soothes .and cools . .. tones sk irt... helps heal razor nicks. . . re freshing, distinctive, “just-right” masculine odor men like. The Sandy Nine bowed twice game were Troy Cawvey, and durihg the last week, losing games W ayne Frederickson. (Continued from page 1) The final score for the game, to Milwaukie and Mt. Angel. Sandy lost to Milwaukie lqst Sandy 1; Milwaukie 4. regular allotm ent so th a t those Monday, April 18, on the Pioneer waiting for new cars will not Mt. Angel Game field. Pitching for Sandy was E arlier in the week Sandy lost have to w ait longer,” he said. David Hopp. For Milwaukie was to the Mt. Angel Angels by a score Queen contestants are already Zimmerman. of 6 to 1. Pitching during the out obtaining votes, according to Hopp struck out two men, walk game last Thursday were David Dr. W illiam G rashorn, contest ed one and allowed ten hits. Zim Hopp for Sandy, and Arnold Biele- chairman. m erm an struck out eight men, meir for Mt. Angel. walked two and allowed only o n e ! In the first inning Rannow out Boring Firem en sponsored a hit by McCormick in the seventh ! ran a catchers error but was left dance S aturday night honoring their queen candidate,-: Princess inning. on first when the inning closed. M arjorie Gregson. Over 100 p er In the Sandy lineup was Bill In the second inning, Frederick sons attended the dance. Rannow, catcher; David Hopp, son walked, and McCormick sac O ther princesses entered in the pitcher; Cecil Wilder, first base,; rificed him to second. W ith two Jim McCormick, second base; down, Frederickson stole third contest are: Joyce W etherald, Raymond Gifford, third base; Bob and stood poised for the home daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H enry Reynolds, short stop; David I w ard run when Young h it a pop W etherald, Wemme, sponsored by Starks, left field; Fred Koehler, up th a t killed the play. the Mt. Hood Pow-Wowers; Don centerfield; and Roger Bartholo In the fifth inning Frederick na Saling, daughter of Mr. and mew, right field. son tried again. He walked, took Mrs. E. C. Saling, Estacada, spon In the first inning Rannow advantage of McCormick’s sac sored by the Estacada Kiwanis walked and was sacrificed to sec rifice and took second. A hit by club; N ancy Lee Carter, daughter ond by McCormick. Then Rey Young advanced him to third of Dr. T. B. Carter, Gresham, nolds hit. to the first baseman w here he stood when the inning sponsored jointly by the G resham who put him out and then threw ended. Kiwanis, Cham ber of Commerce over the Milwaukie third base- Fifth Inning and R otary Clubs. m an’s head, letting Rannow in for the Mt. Angel side of The Sandy Kiwanians are the only ru n on the Sandy score- the D uring fifth, Light caught a sm ash ’ choosing their princess in a con book. hit and threw the ball to Olson test of th eir own. Kiwanis p rin -. Double Play on second for a double play. cess candidates are L aV au g h n , In the second inning Reynolds In the sixth inning Olson hit caught a sm ash hit and ran to a single, stole second and ran Sleeper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ’ second where he put out the man home on a double belted by Hopp. Charles Sleeper; Blanche P ack who was there, making the only Hopp w as left on second when ard, daughter of P, O. C arter; M ary Shockey, daughter of Mrs. double play of the game. the inning closed. In the third inning a Milwau The Junior Varsity followed the Alice Shockey, and P a t G om oll,, kie runner tried to reach home lead of their big brothers last daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl but Gifford threw the ball to Ran week and lost to Oregon City on Gomoll. now, who put the runner out at O rr field 20 to 12. During the home plate. Thursday game Delbert Lee pitch Substitutes for the game were ed for Sandy assisted by Orvil Lyle Olson, left field; Jack Young, Shamblin, R e y nold Lekberg. right field. Pinch hitters for the Pitching for Oregon City was Montegoneny. | Sandy’s three pitchers struck Mrs. Johanna Nelsine M aria out three players, walked three and allowed 19 hits. Montegon Gregersen, Rt. 2, box 48, Boring, eny struck out ten, walked two, passed aw ay a t'h e r home on Mon day, April 18. She wag. 79 years and allowed 12 hits to come in. Two home runs and a triple of age and has been ill for the ® SHUFFLEBOARD were hit by Lekberg, Guenther, past month, Funeral services will be held and Straw. Lineup for the game was: Tom Bennet, catcher; Del today, Thursday, a t 2 o’clock a t bert Lee, pitcher; Johnny Min- Carroll’s Funeral Home Dr. G. W. and yard, first base; Jim Guenther, Bruce will conduct the last rites Second base; Ronold Lekberg, and W illiam E lliott will present short stop; Don Gomoll, third vocal selections. Interm ent will base; Henry Mishima, left fi^ld; be in the Pleasant Home ceme Alan Straw, center field; Jack tery. Mrs. G regersen w as born, in Hashagan, right field. Substitutes during, the game Bronslev, D enm ark on Jan. 15, I were Jim Meyers, Lee Alan, Rey I 1870. She w as a m em ber of the nold Lekberg, Tom Duncan, Or L utheran Church in D enm ark and ville Shamblin,. Bob Barlow, Shar- attended school in h er native land. Loop Hiway Orient on Baylink, and Fred Whitfield. At the age of 18, she left D enm ark and settled in W innipeg, Ontario, Canada. Three years later she came to the United S tates and w as arried to Nets L arsen in Omaha, Men of age object too much, consult | m Neb., in 1891. They settled in I Boring in 1900. Mr. L arsen died too long, adventure too little, repent too in 1906. 1 K She was la te r m arried to P eter s soon.—Francis Bacon. r G regersen in Boring. She lived for L 49 — years on ‘ her farm and g gam a i n ed local renown for h er beautiful flower gardens. z DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE She is survived by 5 daughters: Mrs. Ida Berg, G resham ; Mrs. Vi PHONE 24T GRESHAM, OREGON vian (Valborg) Hillyard, Mrs. ia ’’'4K B B B B B B B B B B a B B B B B B B B B B B M W B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B Ä Carl (Anna) Sjöstedt, Portland; Mrs. Charles (Agnes) McCreary, and Mrs-. Cyrus (Alma) Alexand er, Boring; and 2 sons, P eter L a r sen, Gresham, and H erm an L ar sen, Boring. She has 14 grandchildren and 8 Your car’s poison is pie great - grandchildren. A sister George (P etra) C hristen to our expert service Mrs. sen, resides a t Marion, and a bro ther, Carl Paulsen, a t Boring men. We supply the best Two brothers are still living in in gas and lubricants to Denmark. DRESSING © “ Lusterizes” hair e v en ly . . . assures “ correct” grooming. Not greasy or sticky . . . doesn’t spil hat- bands or linens. rl Only (plus tax) ~ COLOGNE J a u H i DEODORANT M R ACTIVE MEN © C hecks p e r spiration as it de odorizes , , . body freshener... m as culine odor...easy to use . .wonder- . fully safe for skin and clothes. Only /o tM Ü TALC © M a t c h e s and B | blends w ith skin * tones...smooth tex- BB ture keeps shaves alive hours longer. (plus tax) Settler of 1900 Dies in Boring; F uneral T hursday Where Friends M eet! • Good Food ® D rin k lay's LOOP TAVERN a ’ I « Carroll Funeral ‘H ome ■ > Do Something Quick—Or Pm Ruined $ $9 100-lb. 0« TAW Monday, more than . o ^ rs were examined t0 Georgia Farm er, director ofgthe x-ray project while it w as in keep your car running smoothly. 4.05 Introducing - D uring the mobile one-day x - r stay Sandy of the a y tlg g FEED VALUES Scratch 30c *3.95 Fruit-of-the-Loom SC ALES *39.95 *2.85 Galvanized Pipe and Fittings 49c PRODUCE BERRY L illy 's Morcrop 49c Fresh Beef and Pork . . . 5o-ib. *3.60 253 Get Chests X-Rayed M onday UNION “76” and “7600” Gasoline T riton Oil Products - Firestone Tires HOODWAY SERVICE STATION Bruns Corner Loop Highway FRED SMART Fireplaces B rickw o rk and Plaster ; - Rt. 2, Box 394. “ J F I eaXned ^ iree times what I do now, we couldn’t have better food at our table. “Now we have chicken, beef, lamb, corn on the cob, straw berries and ice cream much more often than we used to! ‘We can afford these so-called luxuries because we found a new way to shop. 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