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THE SANDY POST
JTHURSDAY, SEPT 21
1950
ure won’t appear upon Oregon ballots as a
prohibition measure, but the effect of its Five Cities In County Split Funds
Entered at the postoffice at Sandy, Oregon, as passage will be the same as if it did.
second class mail matter. Published weekly on
Under the thin guise of being a measure From Oregon State Hiway Department
Thursdays.
Sandy’s share of the appor
to prohibit advertising of alcoholic bever
tionment of the state highway
Tom B. Purcell
............. Editor and Publisher ages within the state, the initiative measure Welches Resident
fund revenue has not been an
Richard L. Revenaugh................ Managing Editor actually would prohibit the sale within Ore
nounced yet, but five county cit
Readies
For
Air
gon of liquor that is “promotively adver
ies did receive part of the funds,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
according to a communication
tised.” The wording of the bill would pre Trip To London
Yearly in Clackamas and Multnomah
from the secretary of state’s of
Counties
$2.00 vent the sale of liquors for which adver
By Nell Howe
fice at Salem.
In Oregon, outside Clackamas and Multnomah
WELCHES — Mr. and Mrs.
Counties, per year
....................
2.50 tising was circulated within Oregon in any
Shares to the county cities
Harry
.Lofgren
entertained
Mr.
In Northwest and Pacific Coast States, outside
manner. Advertising in national magazines,
Meats — Dairy Products — Produce
earmarked $5892 to Gladstone,
Oregon, per year. . . . . . . . .
...
.
u 3.00 in newspapers published outside the state and Mrs. William Drips and $15,876 to Milwaukie, $18,894 to
Outside Northwest and Pacific Coast States,
Mrs. Jenny Welch at dinner Oregon City, $7543 to Oswego,
Open 8:00 A. M. To 10:00 P.M. Every Day of the Week
Der year............................................
4.00 but circulated within the state, on radio Wednesday evening.
and $6679 to West Linn.
programs originating outside the state or
Mr. and Mrs. John Stein left
The money is 10 per cent, of
by circulars coming in from outside of Ore for Denver Wednesday. Mr. the revenues collected by the
FUSS WON’T GET FAR—
LOOP HIGHWAY
Stein
was
callecj
east
on
business.
SANDY, OREGON
state ¡highway department for
State Senator R. L. Neuberger is attempt gon—all these types of advertising, even
Mrs. McCurtain is closing her maintenance.
m
aintenance,
m
e
sum
is
mar
The
that
though
they
originated
outside
our
state,
ing to discredit Secretary of State Earl
Mountain home and ; will be in collected for the first six months
Newbry and make a political issue of the would bring about prohibition of the sale in Portland for the winter.
of the year from motor vehicle
............... .
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~
Mrs. E. U. White is making license fees,"gasoline taxes, mot
fact that Newbry has leased especially con Oregon of the products advertised.
arrangements
for
a
trip
by
plane
A few off-brands which use no advertis
or carrier fees and fines for viol
structed buildings as branches of his office
to London, England. Her book ations of motor vehicle laws.
to handle issuance of automobile registra ing of any kind might still be available in ing is for October 20.
A breakdown shows that $6,-
tion plates and motor vehicle operators’ Oregon, but from a practical standpoint
David Christensen is the first 013.34 came from motor vehicle
passage
of
initiative
317
would
result
in
one
to
see
the
bear
that
has
licenses. “Dickie Boy” has procured front
license fees and $10,889,143 from
been / ‘playing hard to get’ in the
Attorney General George Neuner an opinion prohibition in Oregon.
gasoline tax, $2,029,479 from
the
Welches
community.
He
motor carrier fees and $109,507
The bill also is believed by many to be reports it is a big fellow.
that Newbry’s action in making the leases is
Howdy F o lk s :
illegal because there is no law which specif an abridgement of the bill of rights of the
Mr. and Mrs. G. Fabri of New from fines for violations.
ELKAY’S WICKSTYLE
federal constitution and of the freedom of YorkCity have purchased a
ically directs him to do so.
the
press.
home at Welches. Mr. Fabri is The Sandy Post’s
Household
Deodorant
Mr. Newbry, on the other hand, has
Do you suppose that free
with the Merchant Marines.
So
strongly
did
the
American
Legion
of
Recipe
O
f
The
W
eek
Masks
odors;
imparls
a clean,
countered with the fact that the last ses-'
speech in Russia means that
Iresh odor Io bathrooms,
There’s nothing **like serving
sion of the legislature was fully informed Of Oregon resent the proposals in the initiative
if
you’re
cut
off
the
party
line
closets. . . . . . . 6 OUNCES
a dish with a foreign and exotic
you hang up
his program for setting up field offices and that, at its recent state convention in Grants
Shell Elwood still on crutches name to really impress your
Pass,
it
passed
a
resoultion
strongly
con
that the legislature approved his budget
—Hannah Greenwood off to Port husband or those important din
which provided funds for that purpose. Fur demning the measure and urging its defeat land—Papa Mansfield looking ner guests. 'When you make
foreign dish your specialty
ther, Sec. Newbry contends, that his action at the polls in November. The resolution for deer tracks—Jo Drips mak a (that’s
something only you in
ing her daily trip to the hospital
is in the interest of better and more con was as folows:
None of us want to lose the
to see her Dad—Irma Bartley your group knows how to pre
“Whereas:
The
American
Legion
is
com
venient service to the citizens and taxpay
right
of free speech, but in
pare
and
you
guard
thè
secret
serving coffee at the PTA—The
ers of Oregon and at the same time will re mitted through its constitution and its pre Arlie Mitchells in their new car with your life) don’t be sur this country, we need to learn
sult in greater efficiency and considérable cepts to maintain law and order and the —Mrs. Cleat Boyd whizzing— prised when rumors go around the difference between free
about your outstanding cooking speech and cheap talk.
conomy in the operation of his office. Rec Bill of Rights under our national constitu Margo Goff with a roll of paper skiU.
bigger than herself—Alice Alt
tion
and
to
be
ever
vigilant
as
a
body
of
ords since the operation of the field offices
busy as a bee on the PTA mem . Here’s an Italian dish, which
started already indicate the validity of Mr. citizen soldiers that our laws and our gov bership drive—Barbara James like the renowned Italian spag
Well-known appetite stim
Newbry’s claim to greater efficiency and ernment are kept free from that hypocrisy with stars in her eyes—Addie hetti, is tasty, can be cooked in
ulant and tonic for simple^
large
or
small
quantities,
and
and
cynicism
which
destroys
government
of
Perry
on
a
sad
mission—Jack
One of the high spots in anemia
economy. Thousands of citizens who already
is right simple.
It’s called
free
men,
and
Greenwood
pouring
oil
on
very
our career was many years
have benefited from the better and more
“Whereas: An attempt is being made to troubled waters—Belle Lake voic Marzetti.
convenient service of the field offices will
Ingredients are: 4 tablespoons ago when we addressed a
ing
her
opinion
of
chickens—Bill
testify to their effectiveness along those foist upon the people of Oregon a return to Drips sawing wood—Mrs. Elmer shortening; 1 pound pórk, veal crowd of 10,000 people. The
prohibition under the guise of a harmless Hanson with some good ideas. or beef cut in cubes; 1 onion, first thing we said was, “Pop
lines.
finely chopped; 2% teaspoons com and peanuts, pop corn
If, in fact, Sec. Newbry’s action is beyond appearing Initiative Measure which in fact
salt; 1 quart tomato juice; 1,
is
an
un-democratic
suppression
of
the
right
Party
Fetes
Tot’s
the legal limits, it will be a simple matter
4-ounce can mushrooms; 1 8- and peanuts,”
of
free
speech
through
the
gagging
of
ad
ounce package medium-broad
for the forthcoming session of the legisla
Birthday; Scouts noodles;
% pound sharp cheese,
ture to rectify that matter. A legalizing act vertising, and is designed to re-establish
prohibition, and
grated, and % teaspooji pepper.
will take care of the situation nicely.
Honor
Leader
Place shortening in skillet.
“Whereas: The American Legion in both
One of our customers thinks
The public is happy with the installation
By Mrs. Harlan Muse
When hot, add meat and chop that
if some people said An effective sedative for
its
state
and
national
councils
has,
for
the
BORING — Mrs. Ray Ruedi ped onions and cook until both
and operation of the field offices. They make
what they thayght, they’d be relieving periodic cramps,
sense. There is no valid reason why every above reasons, gone on record against a re gave a birthday party last are golden brown. Add tomato speechless:
headaches. P k g .o f 1 2 i
honoring her daugh juice and seasoning. Cover and
automobile owner in Oregon should have to turn to the evils of prohibition, and has al Thursday
ter Barbara’s fourth birthday. cook on medium-high heat until
ways
fought
every
attack
upon
our
Bill
of
undergo the delay and annoyance attendant
Those present were: Mrs. Mike steam comes from vent. Switch
Mahaffey and daughters, Gail to simmer and cook until meat
upon having registration plates and driv Rights,
“Now
therefore
he
it
resolved:
By
the
and Marion;- Mrs. Lyle Buxton is tender, or about 30 minutes.
ers’ licenses issued only from an office in
In that case, probably a
Marc; Mrs. Bus Alexander Add mushrooms and noodles, train of thought is a string
Salem or Portland. The people will back American Legion,. Department of Oregon, and
in Convention assembled at Grants Pass’ and Larry and Charlene; Mrs. cover. Transfer to high heat of empties.
Newbry in his action.
Harry Muse and Merlyn; Mrs. ar*d cook until steam escapes,
It looks to us like Dickie Neuberger, Oregon, on September 6-9, 1950, that Initi Arlie Davis, Danny and Diana then simmer for 15 to 20 min
ative
Bill
No.
317,
being
a
bill
to
prohibit
and Mrs. Art Sullivan.
utes. Pour into serving dish
whose thinking runs more along the lines
The Boring Tanda Camp Fire and sprinkle with grated cheese
of political opportunism than it doès along the sale in Oregon of liquor that is pro Girls
Elkay’s Floor-Brite
opened
their*
fijjl
session
before
serving.
Our thought at this time
lines of practical realism, is kicking up a motively advertised, and to be voted, on by with a over night ,«amp out at
is to impress upon you thè LIQUID WAX
fuss that will flareTike a fusee for a short the electorate of Oregon on November 7, Bonnie Lure Park ¿last Friday
importance of every American Helps keep your floors clean
1950,
should
be
overwhelmingly
rejected
by
Subscribe
to
The
evening.
Mrs.
Arno
Ritter
(guar
time, then sputter and go out.
to sign the Freedom pledge. and bright wilh a minimum
the people of Oregon for the reason that dian), Mr. Ritter and Mrs. Erma
Sandy Post
We have the scroll in our o f e f f o r t . . . . . ............PINT
59c
Knox
chaperoned
the
group.
store. Be sure to get your
said bill is a hypocritical piece of legislation
PROHIBITION FOR OREGON?—
There
were
nine
camp
fire
girls
name on it the next time you
which, if passed, would return Oregon to attending.
are in town.
Voters of Oregon may not know it, but the lawless, immoral, and cynical evils of
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Rich and Nugent’s Chapel
they are going to vote in November on an prohibition and submit our people to a family
of Beaverton spent the
initiative measure which, if passed, virtu suppression of free speech and free press, weekend with Mr. Rich’s parents,
ally will bring back to Oregon prohibition tending to break down the strength and Mr. and Mrs. Otis Rich.
Successors to
V.F.W. Post and Auxiliary No.
of the sale of alcoholic beverages. The meas- moral fiber of democratic government.”
8346 held a “Work” picnic Sun Jacobson Company
T H E
S A N D Y
P O S T
LEHMAN’S BIGAP PLE
Barker’s Bugle
N ell’s Notes . . .
® >PEPTO N A
SEDETS
NO TICE!
All Sandy barber shops will raise the
prices of haircuts and shaves to co
incide with those of Portland, Gresh
am and vicinity.
The new price schedule is as follows:
Adults ............................ $
Children . ......................... g
Children on Saturday . .8
Shaves ........................... .$
.25
.00
.25
.00
New prices effective September 1,1950
VIC And AL’S BARBER SHOP
Main Street, Sandy
HARRY’S BARBER SHOP
Main Street, Sandy
HIWAY BARBER SHOP
Loop Highway, Sandy
day at Boring Comtnunity Cen
ter. Several members and fam
ilies were present.
Mr. and Mrs. John Weeks and
children spent a few days vis
iting Mrs. Weeks’, sister and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ben
nett at Eugene.
* Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Sutton and
Donald were visiting relatives
last Wednesday in Tacoma.
Mrs. Mike Mahaffey is now
employed by Mary Killian at the
Fountain Lunch.
Boy Scouts gave a farewell
party last Saturday1 afternoon
for their scoutmaster, Phil
Shaffer who leaves , for the
army September 22. Sixteen
boys attended and the group
spent the afternoon swimming
at the Y.M.C.A.
Bake Sale Friday
P.T.A. will hold its first meet
ing Friday evening, September
22, at 8:30. There will be guest
speakers and Camp Fire Girls
will be baby sitters.
Free coffee will be served
by the Boring Memorial Auxil
iary No. 8346, Veterans of For
eign Wars, at a bake sale Fri
day, September 22 at the Shake
Shop. Bake sale starts at 1
p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Orgn Polvika
and children have moved to
Rockwood district. Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Nelson and children have
moved into the house vacated
by Polvikas.
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. i Clark and
sons were Friday evening callers
, in the O. K. Childs home.
Dinner guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Irvin Sun
day were: Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Putman, Riverside, California;
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Irvin, Mr.
and Mrs. Tony Perret xif Port
land; Mr. and Mrs. Arlow Irvin
and Howard Teel of Gresham.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Devers and |
family have moved to the Beav
erton area.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Weeks of
Portland and Mr. and Mrs. John
Weeks and children were Sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. A.
L. Weeks.
Mike Mahaffey was home over
the weekend enroute to Mare
Island, California. Mike was
called into naval reserve recently.
Main at Fourth
Phone Gresham 208
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