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F Page What Is Civil Defense? N e w s O f T h e O reg o n By Jess Hite T r a il R id ers C lub Civil Defense Director By Myrth True Neilson Civil defense is the housewife, Sunday dawned with the prom cleaning the attic. It’s the school teacher, revamping fire drills to ise of a perfect riding day and W H E N Y O U - 5 y serve other purposes. It’s the much work for the members of U SE high school boy, presenting an the Trail Riders club, for this oral report on protecting the day, June 17th, was their an nual field meet. home front. »SßkWi Civil defense is the mayor, ex Activities started with the Sprinkler || Irrigation plaining why your town has the registering of 91 riders for the Reduces Increases responsibility of preparing for various events. These riders, Costs Crops natural or war-caused disasters. with their families and friends, Gresham It’s the father, showing his made an attendance of 300. The grand entry was at 1 p.m. Hessel Implement Co. son how to make a splint. It’s Phone 229 the fireman, watching a movie lead by Ralph C. Neilson, fol on modern warfare. It’s the art lowed by President Mrs. Edith student, designing posters that Updegrave with 'fthe club banner. will help tell the civil defense True Neilson carrield Old Glory. Clubs in the entry were: The story. It’s the show clerk, donating Riders of the Cascades from a pint of blood. Civil defense Viola, Evergreen Valley Riders QQQQQQ#qr#q&#&!f&&^*&M*&Z~Z~Z~Z"Z"Z"Z~Z"Z"Z**Z**Z**Z**Z**Z**Z**Z**Z**Z**Z**Zr*Z~Z**Z**Z**Z**> is the editor, writing a series of from Battleground, Washington, articles on air raid precautions. Milwaukie Saddle club from Mil It’s the farmer, signing up for waukie, Territorial Riders from Oregon City, 4-H Ropers from the Ground Observer corps. Civil defense is you, getting Estacada, Powell Valley Riders ready for any emergency. It’s and Western Riders of Mult not hiding, since civil defense is nomah county. The presidents of the clubs positive . . . as positive as the word, “Prepare.” Civil defense were introduced: Edith Upde is realistic, based . on the pre grave, Oregon Trail Riders; Er mise that the military cannot vin Briscoe, Riders of the Cas take the responsibility of guard cades ; Vice President Don Roane, ing the home front, and that Evergreen Valley Riders; Bill our vast oceans have been re Costerman of Milwaukie Saddle club; Tom Alley of Powell Val duced to streams. It’s your home, your children, ley Riders, Walt Andregg of your backyard . . . and civil de Western Riders, Wayne Olney fense is your job . . . and our J for Territorial Riders. The riders participated in the job. It’s the fourth arm of our following events: musical bar national defense. With an effective program, we rels for juniors and seniors; pole will have the confidence to face (bending by teams of four; sur whatever may come, and the prise event; wheel barrel race; knowledge we need to protect kids and seniors balloon busting; stake races in two heats; pack ourselves. As the greatest of democra age race; buck race; broom polo cies, the true might of America in three heats by teams; ob what the ALL-CROP Harvester lies not in our military but in stacle races, junior and senior. Each club took home a good ourselves. Our freedoms have does for him been hard won. We m ust prove showing of first and second and that we will fight equally hard third place award ribbons. Spec Give us a ring while the harvest season is still on. We will ial award ribbons were presented to keep them. nail for you at your farm and drive you to a field where an to the following: Evergeen Val All-Crop harvester is working. You can talk to the owner, ley Riders for coming longest License Examiner distance, Western Riders for look at the grain and straw for yourself. largest number of visiting mem The All-Crop harvester handles more than 100 different A t City H all Wed. bers, Cascade Riders for best appearance in grand entry, Pow crops from feathery grass seeds to large beans. Full 5-foot On Wednesday, June 27, a ell Valley close, 4-H Ropers of cylinder handles the crop in a thin stream, just as it comes driver’s license examiner will be Estacada being all junior mem off the sickle. on duty in Sandy at the city hall bers with Jesse R. Moore, their between the hours of 10 a.m. leader. Let us show you. No obligation. and 3 p.m., according to Walt Quenton Norquist of Norquist ALL-CROP 1« an Allli-Chalm.r« trademark. Hossner, chief of police. Electric of Sandy donated his Persons wishing licenses or Injoy the NATIONAL time and loud speaker service to permits to drive are asked to the club and we certainly apprec FARM AND HOME get in touch with the examiner iated his generosity and thank HOUR— NBC— Every V " S A IF S A N O S F A V IC I Saturday, well ahead of the scheduled him sincerely. closing hour in order to assure Due to our John Mills’ back completion of their applications injury, we had to call upon Dick with a minimum delay. Wagner, president of the Clack amas County Riders association Loop Highway at Boring Road Try a Classified Advertisement and of The Riders of the Cas Phone 760 cades club, to be. the announcer. Phone Sandy 31 J. S. Clancy of Western Riders gave his service as official start er of all events, ■ Judges of events: J. S. Clancy and Ralph C. Neilson. Keeper of Records: Gladys Up degrave of Oregon Trail Riders club. Field equipment handlers were: Frankie Dunsmuir, True Neil son, John Snyder and Clyde Up degrave, all Oregon Trail Riders. The ladies in the club house officiating as hostesses and serv ing refreshments were: Frances Neilson, Dora Snook and Urba Stewart and Myrth Neilson. Edith Updegrave, along with her many duties as president, as sisted by Frances Neilson, was busy displaying the beautiful hand tooled leather bag. Mrs. Fred Barley of Sandy won this prize. Our "Punkie” Janet Mills, add ed to the Mills’ list of accidents by spraining her ankle. County Agent's Office Days In Sandy Listed U/aiet ■Rntp Agent June 20 Clive W. Cook June 27 Leon Garoian,Jr. Jnlv 4 ...... Holiday Julv 11 Don Coin WaIrod Julv JSi L * Inskeep - July 2 5 ......... Clive W. Cook Auff> 1 Leon Garoian, Jr. Aue- 8 Don Coin Walrod A„Z i s J ......... S. X Inskeep Augi 22 Clive W. Cook Aug' 29 ... Leon Garoian, Jr. Sept. 5 .. . Leon Garoian, Jr. Sept. 12 .... Don Coin Walrod Sept 19 ..... Clive W. Cook a W A D E fR A IN J V Sandy Post Classified Ads Bring Results Your neighbor will tell you ( ALLIS-CHALMERS^ J FARM TRACTOR 00. Ground Detection Test Scheduled June 23, 24 A nationwide training exercise to test ground detection of air craft will be in operation for a 32 hour period June 23 and 24, Col C D. Vincent, commanding, officer of the 25th Air Division at Everett, announced Saturday. Oregon will have 200 ground observation posts during the test, which will begin at 8 a.m. June 23 and conclude at 4 p.m. June 24. Portland will 'be the seat of the filter centers. . Air force officials point to the importance of the ground observ er in aircraft detection to cover the blind spots in the radar sys- tem, which docs not follow the earth’s curvature and cannot penetrate mountains and other opaque masses. Record Breaking Group Receives Scholar ships; Summer Session Starts Once again a record breaking group of 4-H’ers departed by chatered buses for a 10 day ses sion on the Oregon State campus. These club members have been awarded scholarships which have been provided by individuals, or ganizations, and business con cerns. According to Myrabelle Paul Mahan, county 4-H agent, Clackamas county is one of the four counties in Oregon to fill their quota. William “Bill” Smith, newly appointed 4-H extension agent in Clackamas county, accompanied the delegation for his first sum mer school in Oregon. Three experienced chaperones, Mrs. Irene Sedgwick, Mrs. Ray Brews ter and Mrs. C. T. Smelser; also accompanied the delegation and will assist with the supervision of 4-H’ers on the campus during summer school. Among the group of 79 girls and 34 boys attending the 1951 session are: Carole AIL Jack George, Glee Houghtalirig and John West of Brightwood;: Mona Creekmur, Carol Calkins and Marian Marsh, Bull Run; El vina Burlingame, Allen Taylor, Shirley Konsella, Norma Mattox, Viola Hudson and Rbsaling Rit- zau, Boring; Jo Anne Burnett, Eagle Creek, and Margaret In- nis and Dixie Jenks of Sandy. Oregon has 400 miles of un usually scenic ocean shoreline, of which all but 30 miles are state-owned and dedicated to be forever free to the public. NON-DENOMINATIONAL SERVICES EVERY Bible Study Classes ........... -...... 10 A.M. Worship and Communion ..........11 A. M. Evening Service .............. .........7:30 P.M. „ — EV ER Y O N E Hessel Implement Co. Phone 229 Gresham, Oregon t . t ° o 6 *artillery battery of the. U. S. Army 1st Cavalry Division m Korea has the unusual dis- > ^oct10» of containing three sets of brothers. The Sandy Post jO H Let’s all go to the Third A n n u a l Strawberry Festival. Come and help make it a big day for our Sandy A rea and h elp make the Sandy Strawberry the best known strawberry grown any- where; B e at the k ick off breakfast Saturday m orning at 7 at the grade school. Be at th e Golf Tournament a t W elches Saturday at 9 a.m. Be at th e Queen’s Luncheon a t W elches Golf Club at noon Satur day. B e at the Coronation of the Queen at H igh School grounds at 2 p.m. See th e Parade at 3 p .m . Eat-Barbecue and Shortcake at 4 p.m. See a Dandy Show Saturday a t 8 p.m. at the H igh School grounds. Street Carnival all day. PRESIRIPTIOn DRUGGISTS I V A N A . B A R K E R — P ro p rie to r S A N D Y O R E G O N MAXIMUM CONVENIENCE Over 60 posters were entered in the 4-H county poster contest which closed recently.’ Ken Kerr, recreation director, and Mrs. Helen McDowall, home demon stration agent, served as judges. Among those receiving second place or “red awards” was Don ald Sheerman of Sandy. The following contestants were among those who received white awards: Colleen Murphy, Duane Barnes, Kathleen O’Brien, Kara Lou O’Brien, Carolyn Gill arid Dorothy Hortter of Dover; Judd Mills, Ruth Andresen, Bill Ben nett, Bobby Hurst, Shirley Schmitz, Diane Williams, Gerald Wedsen, Eddie Egan, Clyde Tice, Linda Dalgliesh, Orval- Edwards, Sharon Gunderson, Velma Gif ford, Sandra Nasshahan, Duane Morris, John Snethen, Lorraine Marshall, Garmand Hodge, Bill Henselman, Kenneth Holt, Peggy Katt, Charles Unger, Nancy N. Lamb, and Donna Farmer, all of Sandy. The Clackamas County Lead ers league gave $10 to be used as prize money in the contest. The 4-S-plow Model •'S" Diesel. W E L C O M E — -, HOWDY FOLKS; Sixty Students Enter 4-H Health Posters In County Poster Contest Th« orchard Model ■“A O .” The price of a postage stamp brings every one of our banking services into your own home . . . lets you attend to deposits and withdrawals at YOUR convenience. Ask about this easier way to hank, today! CLACKAMAS COUNTY AN INDEPENDENT BANK im w j AT0™;-®' PU1'CeU Ed- aild Pub. Martan Clark Managing Editor SUN d A ï In Sandy American Legion Hall y - A ^ rioct21r> Pres. Aft. Vice-Pres. Phone 71 Fred L. Proctor, Cashier Cecil O. Duke, Ass’t Cashier I
