^PAY, SEPT.21,1950
the sandy post
Dance E very Saturday Nie-ht
CEDARVILLE P A ]S
Here and There
Around
The Sandy Area
zifv U^ na Roy Jacteon’s
KEX North westerners
Under N ew M anagem ent
Tw0 MUes West of Gresham on Powell Boulevard
Admission: $1.00 per person
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Silence—W hat would follow if the
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Sunday dinner guests at the
Mrs. o. J. McIntyre, formerly Homer Stockman home last
of Bull Run, is reported to be week included: Mr. and Mrs.
quite ill in her Portland home. Gene Wilson and son, Johnnie,
Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Mrs. E. P. Greenwood’s mother, Gray and daughter, Judy, and
Mrs. Michel, Mt. Angel, is spend Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paluck and
ing several weeks at the Green son, Larry, all of Sandy.
wood home in Sandy.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Reed, Van
Washington, were guests
j couver,
last Thursday of Mrs. Reed’s
■ sister, Mrs. Jess Phelps.
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Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morgan,
Jr., Lusted, included Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Bell, Boring, and Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Bell, Bull Run.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dahl, Portland,
were weekend guests at thé
Morgan home.
SANDY LUMBER AND HARDWARE
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Acton
Mrs. Freda Lambert of U
Grande, sister of Mrs. H. F.
Meeker, and her friend, Mrs.
average politician spoke his mind,
Laura Mack, Hillsboro, were, the
visitors at the home of Mrs
Meeker over the weekend. The
C arroll F u n e r a l 'B o m e
■ The Past Noble Grand Club visitors left for Eastern Oregon
met Wednesday afternoon, Sep Wednesday.
tember 20, at the home of Mrs.
DAY A N D N IG H T SERVICE
Theodore Hergert, Sandy.
Mrs. David B. Evans, Jr., the
GRESHAM. OREGON
PH O NE 247
foriner Janice Schneider, was a
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carl
Hane
and
visitor
over the* weekend at the
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son, Dick, motored to Salem on home of her parents, Dr. and
Sunday to visit Mr.*Hane’s broth Mrs. H. A. Schneider. She re
er, Tom Hane, and his family. turned .to Eugene, where she is
a senior a t the University of
Renee Solso returned to Sandy Oregon. Her brother, Keith, is
last week after spending a also a senior a t the university.
month’s vacation in Wichita
In the Gresham Women’s Sen
Falls, Texas, and cities in Idaho.
ior bowling league, Empire Fur-
Mrs. Ivan Barker and Mrs. i niture won over Zimmerman’s
™., FrL, Sat., Sept. 21-22-23 Sun. thru Wed. Sept. 24-27
John Murray are taking an ad this week, taking three points.
Tyrone Power, Wanda
Richard Conte, Jack Oakie
vanced course in ceramics at Individual scores: Empire: B.
Hendrix and Orson Welles
the Amell’s studios, in Portland. Louis 442, G. Lamb 464, V. Cleve
Thieves H ighw ay
P rince O f Foxes
land 405, T. Norquist 457, R
In aition packed dram a on T>iroi5 a best selling novel . . .
Mrs. Ursula Dahrens and baby Gilmore 451; Zimmerman’s: E
Blood-stimng adventure!!
liieels!!;
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daughter returned last weekend Poole 459, J. Strause 435, M.
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from a vacation in Ontario, Can Jackson 417, L. Barnes 357, A
¡jnny Wakely, “Cannonball” H um phrey Takes
ada. They plan to continue liv Eisenzimmer 409.
A
Chance
ing in Sandy. .
Lawless Code
Two-fisted Joe Paiooka meets
The Sandy Locker team took
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Two-ton Humphrey!!
Discomfiting to most adults is two points from the Pastime
CARTOON AND SHORTS
Patsy Colson’s greeting, “Hey, team in the Gresham senior
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Jupfer 13—“CONGO BILL”
Mommy, what’s th at?” Mommy, women’s bowling league, last
CARTOON AND NEWS
Mrs. A rt Colson, usually replies week. The Locker team won by
NIGHT ONLY
SATW DAY SEPTEMBER 13
four points from the V.F.W.
with an embarrassed grin.
Hear Oregon’s Favorite Yodeling Cowbov
team two weeks ago, placing the
COWBOY DALLAS TURNER
Lockers
third in the league. In
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Brander
and three children, of Coulee dividual scores for Sandy Lock
Of Radio Station KWJJ, Portland
Dam, Washington, were week ers: Robison 452, Risk 352, Hart-
On S ta g e In Person
end guests last Sunday of Mr. wig 425 Mullen 434> Faimon
and Mrs. John R. Murray, San 47b, for Pastime: DeMacon 435
DON’T MISS HIM!!
HE’S GOOD!!
Braaten 368, Schreiber 526*
dy.
White 418, Bacon 395.
Mrs. Laura Mac, formerly a
resident and school teacher in
the Firwood district visited with
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. DeShazer
Monday. She is how retired
and lives in Hillsboro.
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"1 All rooms open into the bedroom hall for
jfree movement, and it is also possible to
[reach the front door, by-passing the living
I room. Closet space is well distributed with
two closets, one for linen in the h a ll, coat
closets for both entrances, shallow ward
robe closets in bedrooms and storage closet
iand cabinet in utility room.
! A double compartment sink is centrally
located between stove on left and refriger
ator on right. There is also a snack bar
and dining space in kitchen.
THEATRE
Sandy, Oregon — Phone 691
THE ACTON has a brick veneer and „
pitched roof with wide overhanging eaves
that give it an air of sturdiness. The floor
slab is poured on a gravel fill and the utility
room replaces the basement for heating unit,
laundry and general storage. Attaching the
garage under a continuous roof adds to the
rambling appearance.
Overall dimensions are 52 feet, 8 inches
by 26 feet, 8 inches. Floor area is 1,040 and
cubage 12,220 cubic feet.
For further information about THE ACTON
stop at Sandy Lumber and Hardware. For
more economical home planning let Sandy
Lumber and Hardware give you estimates.
B u ildin g M aterials - H ardw are - P ain ts - Plum bing Supplies
“The Home of Good Building M aterials”
Sandy Lumber & Hardware
Phone 131
Sandy, Oregon
Loop Highway
Back in Oregon-a great pre-war fa v o rito
nm
The Aims Community Club
were guests of the Bull Run
Club on Wednesday, September
13. Hostesses for the day were
Mrs. C. F. Allen, Mrs. Dell Jad
win and Mrs. Alfred Lee.
Yellow Label
KENTUCKY STgM B W T BOURBON
and, continuing available
ow B ill
W hite Label
BRAND
KENTUCKY W H IS K E Y -A BLEND
$O25 I
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SAME LOW PRICE
$O 60
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Mrs. Louis Knorr, Wilmington,
California, visited on Wednes
day with her niece, Mrs. Harold
Babcock and family, Sandy. Mrs.
Babcock’s mother, Mrs. Adelia
Lawrence, accompanied her sis
ter to Sandy. I
Mrs. Warren Crutcher return
ed recently from her vacation
which she spent; in Heppner, Ore
gon, visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Otto E. Lindstrom.
Her husband and son, Lee, batch
ed while she was away.
Deenwood Track Line
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hossner
and fajnily were -callers at the
home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Hossner, Base Line and
Hensley roads, last Monday,
when they helped Mrs. Hossner
celebrate her eightieth birthday.
scheduled Freight Service from
®iberline Lodge and Way Points
to Portland
Visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. G. DeShazer was
their grandson, Robert Craft,
Maui, Hawaii, who flew to Port
land from the Hawaiian islands.
Mr. Craft left Sunday fpr regis
tration at Oregon State College,
Corvallis.
HROOF • NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORP., NEW YORK, N. Y
Bonded Carriers Serving Mt. Hood Loop
J. S. GREENWOOD
“The Old Man of the Mountairi”
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Distributor of
POAKD FUEL OILS—ARDEN FARMS ICE CREAM
WHOLESALE BEVERAGES
hood
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Phone Sandy 171
none Wemme Station—Rhododendron 462
CURT & DELS
Recreation Center
lunches
• BEVERAGES
• BILLIARDS
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CARD GAMES
ere Friendliness Means Something’
tart & Dels Tavern
M
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Loop H ighw ay
Phone 5x5
Mrs. Evelyn Revenaugh re
turned to her home in Midland,
Michigan, last Thursday, after
a month’s visit with her son,
R. L. Revenaugh and family. She
is visiting relatives in Great
Falls’ Montana, en route to
Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Voorhees,
Star Route, Sandy, spent Sunday
visiting Mrs. Voorhees niece,
Mrs. Kurt Jacky, Portland, and
her sister, Mrs. U. S. Arbour,
Oak Grove. At the Arbour’s,
movies were shown of the wed
ding of U. S. Arbour, Jr.
Roy Brook and Eugene Lam
bert, Mabery, were honored at
a farewell potluck dinner last
week by their fellow employees
of the city water department.
Brook, a naval reservist, expect
ed a call soon. Lambert left
over the weekend f or San Diego
after he enlisted in the navy.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Clinefel-
ter, Oswego, was a Sunday vis
itor at th e home of Mrs. Cline-
felter’s sister, Mrs. Frank Sch
mitz, Sandy: Other visitors at
the Schmitz home were Mrs.
Anna Kruse, Mrs. E. D. Meng
and her mother, all of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Downer
were pleasantly surprised when
visitors from Wheeler, Newberg
and Portland visited their home
Sunday. -Among the visitors
were Mr. and Mrs] Robert Krug
er, Mr. arid Mrs. Will Burnell,
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Griffin, Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Dell, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Kalstrom, and Mr.
and Mrs. George Walters.
to
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Friday & Saturday
September 22 and 23
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Cheese^Food
2 Pound Loaf
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Corned Beef Hash
Armour’s
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Mario, W ith B e a n s
Hunters Red Caps and Hats
Wool Sox Jersey Gloves
Flannel Shirts
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Can Openers
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Flashlights
Flashlight Batteries
Hoppes No. 9 Solvent
Coleman Camp Stoves
Coleman Lanterns
Ammunition
Green Stamps
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’y Campbell’s
TOMATO JUICE
3 F o r^ ^ c
Chili Con Came
Goin' Hun tin'
Our Cash Bonus
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PORK & BEANS
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Dennison’s
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H ungry Jack
Sunny Jim
Pancake Flour
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4 Lb. Bag
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43c
Scotties
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2 Lb. Glass
350
Yellow
O N IO N S
10 Lb. Bag
390
FACIAL TISSUES
SPUDS
400’s
10 Lb. B ag
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350
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