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THURSDAY, APRIL 13 Juveniles Are Caught Breaking Into Home Three Links Club ED. E. PERREN To Sponsor Dance Building Contractor Home Planning . Sandy, Oregon Phone 14x5 Main St. The Three Links club of the IOOF will hold a masquerade dance Saturday, April 29, at the IOOF hall. Prizes will be given for costumes and refreshments will be served. At the Three Links card party Saturday, April 8, 34 people played pinochle and “500.” Prizes were given to high and low plac ers in pinochle and refrshments were served. Two juvenile boys, aged 16 and 17, were apprehended the night of March 27 in the act of burglary in a dwelling a t the Howard Roberts home, Route 1, Boring. Arrest was made by State Patrolman Larry Wads worth. Sentenced in county court this week, the 17-year-old was placed in the county jail. The younger boy was sentenced to the boy’s training school at Woodburn. Second Queen Candidate ■ FRED SMART Fireplaces Brickwork and Plaster "• Rt. 2, Box 394 ■ Nugent’s Chapel Successors to Jacobson Company HERMITAGE SB Kentucky Ikktskey A ß len d Sandy » a ■ " * ’ * IB ' I 'Ä She Needed Them fit ■PS < Main at Fourth Phone Gresham 208 ■ lb $3.60 % quart “FOR 6ENERATI0NS AGREAT KENTUCKY DO YOU? " LETTS’ RIGGING SHOP $2.30 Dint FAVORITE* DR. GRIFFITH A Gentlemans Whiskey from Kentucky Optometrist Ph. Gresham 217 National Distillers Prod. Corp., N. Y. • 86 Proof • 65*% Grain Neutral Spirits Gresham if they’re from Sandy’s Own flowers CARPENTER’S P. O. Block phoile 797 —Photo by Alvin W. Davis, . Gresham Studio Miss Beverly Boylan, 15, has been announced as candidate for the 1950 Strawberry Festival. She is sponsored by the Sandy Volunteer Fire Department. Chick Starter T riangle’s amazing new chick starter in K rum blized form is making new records for healthier, faster grow- ing chicks^ T his size, is coarse enough for easy feeding yet small . enough to be safe for the smallest chicks. Give your chicks a good s ta rt w ith Triangle Krumbles. Sold locally by MEINIG’S GROCERY Open 7 d ay s a week and evenings. We stock logging h ard w are and wire rope. W e m ake up and rep air chokers of an y kind an d ,do all kinds of splicing a t th e shop and on the job. W e also c a rry chokers and drum lines in sta n d a rd len g th s read y for use. L ocated 1% m iles east of B arto n store or two m iles w est of E agle Creek sto re on ’ Main highway. L. W. VERBURG R t. 1, E agle Greek P hone E sta c a d a 7451 Second Queen Candidate Is Sponsored By Sandy Volunteer Fire Department 6REIT STR IO BOURBON 4/5 Quart a EE .-1. io Sandy U R ad Miss Beverly Boylan, 15, is the Sandy Volunteer Fire Department’s candidate for Queen of the 1950 Strawberry Festival. and Pint She and her sponsoring organization will compete with other ■ A p p lia n c e S e r v ic e S candidates in ticket sales to determine who will be queen. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Boylan, Beverly was a* Radio and Appliance born in 1934 in the house on Bruns road where she still lives 2 Repair with her parents. A true daughter of Sandy, she graduated a* Used Radios from Sandy grade school and is now a sophomore at Sandy a* Radio and Television ■ Installation high school. a Likes Flying And Sports a Strömberg — Carlson Flying is her main interest right now and she has had Radio and Television Ÿsomé instruction from her father Dealers who owns his own Piper Cub. She plans to accumulate enough hours for a license after she is SPhone 6X Sandy" 16 sometime in May. Her fav orite recreation is dancing, both a Next, to Miller’s Trading Post" Dan Hurst a square dances and popular steps Bill Radford a ■ Because The Sandy Post was and she likes volleyball and soc raB B B B B B B B B B B E U iB B B aB B B B B ni unable to get full details after cer. Only five feet tall, Beverly the untimely death of George has auburn hair and blue eyes Rice two weeks and, like the American ideal, a weeks ago, the Custom Engine sprinkling of freckles. The pert following ma and vivacious sophomore plans terial was sub R ebuilding to attend the School of Business mitted by his Administration at the University parents "and is • Auto Body-Fender Work of Oregon when she graduates printed t h i s from high school. week for the • Acetylene, Electric Welding b e n e fit of “Up to a few years ago,” Bev George Rice’s erly said, “I planned to be a • Batteries Charged many school nurse and had outlined my “Satisfaction Guaranteed” z chums in the course of study. But I changed vicinity. Straight Bourbon Whiskey • 861 my mind and I’d like to be a • George Rice National Distillers Products Corp., N. i. business girl now.” Burns, Oregon, February 8, 1931. Andy’s Auto Repair When her cocker spaniel His first an<J second years of “Dixie” her pet since she was l ’/2 Miles East of Shorty’s school were spent in the gram only three years old, died last Corner on Dover Road m ar school at Glenn’s Ferry, Christmas, Beverly acquired a Phone Sandy 18R1 Idaho. springer spaniel named “Spooky.” He graduated from the eighth She’d like to have a horse, too, Open Monday thru Saturday grade at Sweet Home, Oregon, but she’d like to get a little and took his first year in high more familiar with them before school at Prineville. she has one of her own. While in high school he was A good cake baker, Beverly proficient in athletics—particu can’t remember her most sen larly in track. Later, when he sational cake but she does re was 16 years old, he broke the member one recent sensational record in the discus throw in flop. She likes people and the Greater Willamette track thinks that “every person has meet in 1947. a good side if you only look During that meet he also took for it.” a third place in the pole vault, Beveriy’s great - grandfather, and tied for first in the javelin Chris Bittner, was a homestead throw. er at Elwood near Estacada and, Other sports in which George now 95 years old, he lives in Rice was interested include Hemet, California. hunting and fishing. He was Active in high school organ an excellent swimmer and liked izations Beverly is a member of horses and riding. He and Jack Rainbow Girls, Girls’ Athletic Miller and several other recent Association, Future Homemak high school graduates started ers of America and the Girls’ and tried to maintain the Sandy League. Athletic club during 1948. Two Candidates Announced Regular $122 size y He joined the navy on his The first Strawberry Princess 2 18th birthday and took his boot candidate is Diane Wolfe, who training in San Diego, California. is sponsored by the Sandy Police Portrait Face Powder He became a fireman on the Department. The two redheads, plus U. S. Endicott, a destroyer mine Beverly and Diane, are the only sweep. His sljip joined fleet princesses announced so far, Regular $122 size maneuvers a t the Hawaiian Is Still to be announced are can lands in 1949. He left the navy didates for Sandy Kiwanis, Esta Magnum Lipstick February 7 a t Treasure Island, cada Kiwanis and the Mt. Hood San Francisco. Pow WoWers. $3.60 $2.30 At Meinig’s Friday and Saturday, April 14, 15 Record Is Filled On Life Of George Rice, Local Son Macaroni or Spaghetti 2% Lb. Pkg........... . ........ ............. Tomato Juice Standby ...................... 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Lb. | | c O r a n g e s, f’ncy navels Lb. | |c Green Stamps M E l N R » HARDW ARE 29c Florida White Don t Forget to Sign Your Sandy D ay Rebate Coupons Our Cash Bonus ATTENTION; Dorothy Gray 14 Oz Tin V e g e m e a t S t e a k s ............. 38c 5 Special Woodlot Owners Pulpwood Wanted SANDY THEATRE Wed. thru Sat., April 12-15 Fred MacMurray, Claire Trevor in Sun. thru Wed., April 16-19 Robert Young, Greer Garson Errol Flynn, Walter Pidgeon Borderline That Forsyte Woman , , ----- Also----- IN TECHNICOLOR John O’Malley, Thelma Scott The story of that Forsyte woman and the men who were The Rugged such fools about her! O’Riordan’s ■ A ----- PLUS----- Paul Douglas, Linda Darnell, Chapter 4 Celeste Holm, Charles Cobum “WILD BILL HICKOK” Everybody Does It -----Also----- ----- PLUS----- CARTOON AND NEWS CARTOON AND NEWS The Secret Is Out . . . Francis is coming to the Sandy Theater BOTH for $ 1 5 0 ... the price of 8 plus tax lipstick alone! Hemlock, Noble Fir , White Fir, Spruce (For a limited time only) T his w onderful make-up value for the first time! Large- size luscious lipstick com bined harmoniously with heavenly face powder at saving. 5 color combinations. $1 ECONOM Y DRUG D rugs for Less Phone 841 Sandy Inquire Publishers’ Paper Company Phone 5211 I Oregon City, Oregon | £ J
