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Newspaper Page TextT he S andy P os V O L L M E 17 S A N P Y , OREGO N. T H U R S D A Y . JA N 13.1935 " W » « «"«on S ingle Copy 10c JD NUMBER 2 Sandy Phone Numbers Go 'MUtual 7' January 30 A r e a ’s G ro w th Lourt By-Passes Jackson Nam ing Mitchell CI) Head R eflected In Bank Assets r» i a a , □ d n a y M a tm e n Take League Richard Reynolds Will Address CC’s of Sandy And Gresham Next Week SOUND OFF R ich a rd Reynolds, Jr., presi dent o f Reynold's A lu m in u m , O nen er 5 9 -1 5 wii* pi■ ■ > itiM Can’t Dial Gresham; Install Intercept System In a tw o to one vote Monday sp eak er at . i m o rn in g , the c o u n ty coui 1 ap- T h e unprecedented g ro w th o f) pointed F. D avid M itc h e ll, West Sandy m atm en downed the de- G resham Chambers o f C om m erci the Sandy and E astern Clacka- L in n businessman, as C lackam as [ fending co-cham pion o f the W il- next Tuesday noon at St. H e n ry ’s mas county area d u rin g tlie last i co u n ty c iv il defense directoy, Jlam ette V a lle y League, Canby, P a rochial School C a fe te ria in 10 years is reflected in the finan-1 T he ap p o in tm e n t w;fk made in th e ir firs t league m atch Gresham. cia l co n d ition o f the C lackam as j w ith loud objection by sup p o rte rs i *d iiom e Tuesday, Jan. 10. Jack W irtz , new ly elect New Telephone D irectories in Mail This C o u n ty Bank released th is week I o f H i J a c k s o n , p o p u la r disaster I Canby sports tw o 1954 state president o f the Gresham Cham- M onth: Most Sandy Num bers Stay ihe Same by Fred L. P ro cto r, cashier. I ch a irm a n o f the co u n ty Red i champions, Jot*! N euschw ander her, and B iii G raucr were guests Except for Addition of “M U tual 7” P refix W ith the year-end re p o rt dated Cross and assistant c iv il defense ! and Clarence C onnely; tw o sec- at the Tuesday meeting o f the A n im p o rta n t p re lim in a ry step in the West Coast Telephone December 31, 1954 the b a n k’s d ire c to r. Jond Place holders, John O w ings Sandy C ham ber and extended C om pany plan fo r n ational custom er to ll d ia lin g w ill take place in assests w ere listed at $3,885,226.34 ‘ M itc h e ll received the votes o f ?nd, ,G1™ n “ a rr,s and one ‘ b ird, the in v ita tio n to meet at Gresh- Sandy on January 90 when every telephone number Is changed to as com pared w ith $1,952,490.08 C om m issioners S tan S koko and , „ • , a '2 , seven d ig its. Local subscribers w ill receive new Sandy telephone on December 31, 1944, an in- D a rre l Jones but missed the vote , lonc LJem B e rg e vin was the In the Reynolds group w ill be d ire cto rie s in the m a il before th is change, according to West Coast crease o f $1,932,736.26 over the ¡o f C ounty Judge W allace T e l-i® ," y man ,0 v lc ,o r. o ver ?ne .o i John K re y , assistant to the pres Telephone C om pany D is tric t M anager L y le Cross. , i these ncs state men, w in n in g by de- ¡dent, and J. P. McCauley, vice 10-year period. ford. S till "O p e ra to r" fo r Gresham A .». « JI .• * .u . , , Icision over N euschwander. P in s ' president, both fro m Richm ond, A n o th e r in d ic a tio n o f the up- Jackson s sup p o rte rs charged fo r Ihe P ionecrs w ere ta ke n by V«. Ed Appel, northwest mana- C o n tra ry to an im pression le ft on some readers by a news s to ry a w in g in fin a n c ia l s ta b ility o f | th a t M iteheU w as not as w e l l IX ,nnis snethen, D ale C la rk , g e r; H e n ry Shoemaker, L ong in one o f tin* d a ily papers over tin* weekend, Sandy sabscribers m o u n ta in area residents is tlie q u a lifie d as Jackson fo r the post c h a rle s sid e b o tto m and captain view , Wash, manager w ill N O T lx* able to d ia l Gresh-O.............................................................. . increase in bank deposits d u rin g and th a t the a p pointm ent was be- G uy B usw ell. Decisions were F ro m the T routdale plant w ill am and P o rtla n d exchanges. I t ¡said .,E Sandy telephone i a et Sa« o P0S, S JU^ ’ *ng made ° n a p o l,tK 'a l bas,s- ¡made by D avid Linden. Ed B ry- be H. S. P a rr. Don Johnson, Al- w ill s till lx 1 m st'ssa ry to dial ...m 'e - g ready fo r C hristm as |..O|M.r a t „ r " fo r those calls. < mu 7) follnwZd hJ S ti o i i ’ao-71 n 0 .tc d ' A m ong those appearing fo r j ant and B ergevin. ex L e iffe r, James M cIn tyre , W. in G K e o ttin r c i M a r in e T Ip n n P i IM U 7, io llo w e a by lo u r o ther an m cietise ° f 81’827’60t>06 slnce ¡Jackson w ere W a lt B laisdell and C anby title holders to o k de- A. N o ll, R. A Sanborn, II. W W lckm a n , son o f M rs C .^V ’. e L . W ith the possible exception of d ig its. Subscribers should oe M ilto n Fox, representing c iv il Je-1 cisions over th e ir Sandy oppon- Zeh, G elbert Peasall, a ll depart- a fe w o u tly in g subscribers, San- sure to look up e ve ry Sandy ner o f R oute 1, Sandy, and hus Loans and discounts also h it fense groups in the M o u n ta in ents as fo llo w s : C onnelly over ¡m ent heads, to band o f the fo rm e r Miss Jeanne dy phone num bers w ill stay the n u m b e r before a tte m p tin g a new h ig h o f $1,418,124.48, Proc- ¡area, and D. J. H u n t o f the la b o r H o w a tt, O w in g s over Don C lark, same except fo r the a d d ition o f d ia l. I f an in co rre ct num ber is M. Conn of 6408 S. E. C a rlto n St., to r pointed out. T h is c o m p a re s . and fa rm groups. H a rris over H enselm an and dialed, however, a special oper- P o rtla n d , puts the fin is h in g ih e p re fix “ M u tu a l 7” . w ith a 1944 fig u re o f $145,348.59. | __________________| W rig h t o ve r H ovda. A decision New In te rc e p t Service a to r w ill a u to m a tic a lly be signal- touches to his tree. The a rtific ia l O ve r l ’ j m illio n d o lla rs o i » i . m pp ' • ■ . by M iles over W oody was Can "T h e new 7-digit num bers w on’t ed onto the lin e and w ill ask tree was sent by h is w ife the bank’s assets are invested m J F OFCSt O l l l C l d i S b y ’s on'y o th e r w in I He is presently se rvin g as a |b e d iffic u lt to rem em ber", Cross subscribers to d ia l the correct U nited States bonds and m u n ic i T h e re g u la r meeting o f the radio ch ie f w ith the 11th Regi- ---------------------------------------------------- num ber. We w ill begin p ro vid in g pal bonds and w a rra n ts , accord- Sandy I’T A w ill be held in the ment of the 1st Marine Division. » . . .. ' toi to the re p o rt. T h is includes $1,- the first tim e in Sand\ on Jan A ll P urtpose room o f the Sandy 320,430.00 , in fe d e ra l bonds and _ u a ry 30.” grade school Jan. 18 at 8 p.m. C o rp o ra l E d w in Lee C rutcher $270,716.12 in m u n ic ip a l bonds Long Range P lanning Den One o f the Cub Scouts and w a rra n t« . Cash on hand and The o p e ra to r’s p e rm it o f Char- I Trtrliivxi'oxr i n Aeo>i w ill lead the pledge. G il C hrist- of the 142 A ir C ra ft C o n tro l anil The change to be made in the W a rn in g F lig h t, Oregon N ationa. in the bank increased from_$612, les W S laney at T im b e rlin e U l l U C I V I d l III 2 A rC d ¡¡an w ill be in charge o f the pro- local n u m b e rin g system w ill 042.73 in 1944 to_ $821,766.12, ,¡Lodge was revoked by the U. S. ' T he annual M arch o f D im es ' g ram . He w ill show tw o film s - Guard, le ft F rid a y, Dec. 31, fo r e ve n tu a lly m ake it possible fo r B eloxi, Miss., w here he w ill at the Decem ber 31, 1954 statem ent , fo re st service last week, w ith cam paign fo r fu n d s to assist in T r a ff ic S afety and D angerous Sandy fisherm en, crowded by- everyone in Sandy to d ial d ire ct tend electronics and ra d a r school. revealed. S laney given u n til A p r il 11 to the research w o rk o f the Na- S tra n g e r. v is ito rs fro m out o f the area, to a ll o th e r telephones in the Lee is the son o f M r. and Mrs. A com plete fin a n c ia l s ta te -¡w in d up his a ffa irs . In the mean- tio n a l F oun d a tio n fo r In fa n tile I F ifth grade m others w ill serve arc s till g ivin g a goi«l account U nited States and to receive d ir W a rre n C ru tch e r o f O rient. m ent o f the C lackam as C ounty tim e the forest service w ill seek P aralysis and care fo r the vie- | re freshm ents. o f them selves in p u llin g steel ect-dialed calls fro m a ll over the B ank in Sandy w ill be fo u n d on a n o th e r perm itte e . tim s o f the disease is underw ay nation. The Sandy exchange is head fro m the Sandy riv e r. page 4 o f th is issue o f the Sandy I S laney was cited fo r a lis t o f in a ll pa rts o f C lackam as county, C harles A. M cC orm ick, son of one of the fir s t in the P a cific A m ong those having pulled in Post. The bank is a m em ber o f sp e cific incidents o f mismanage- ,it was announced M onday by M r. and M rs. L. R. M o rris , Route N o rth w e st to receive 7-digit one o r m ore o f the coveted iron- the F ederal D eposit Insurance m ent and unsafe operation w h ich ; R alph Irw in , d riv e fu n d chalr- 1, Sandy, re tu rn e d home fo r » heads arc W a lly W esselink, R olla I ií ” p re Pa ra ,lo n io r C o rp o ra tio n w h ich provides $10,- re p o rte d ly violated the te rm s c f man. 15 day leave on December 21. Longneeker, Bob M u rra y , A l Can d ia l‘ n g ' 000 m a xim u m insurance fo r each the p e rm it. H e a d qu a rte rs have been estab- In October, C harles com pleted non, Leo Suydam , H e n ry Jergcr, I here w ill be r.o change in depositor. I On J a n u a ry 3 the state c o rp -, lished in the basement o f the his basic tra in in g at L a ckla nd B rice Cain, H a ro ld Edes, F re d the P‘«»ent practice o f h a n dling (ra tio n com m ission issued an or- c o u rt house in O regon C ity . A ir Force Base in Texas. He re- B olin, M ike H ite , Cecil Hough- lo n B distance calls iro m Sandy," ? c o rp o ra tio n ¡Coin collectors have been m ailed jfh^ r n o u n t ^ arcaN nrom^nent lcelved h is A 3c at r . , » /. . der d issolving the c o rp o ra tio n Coin collectors have been m ailed and ta lln g Cross pointed oat. “ Sandy sub- Lum ber at Kiwania — f o r fa ilu re to co m p >ly ly w ith state and placed in business houses in 'j™ * " ° “ " ' a i" a ™ s p r° ' " ln ™ was sent to W illia m s A ir For. ce R olla Longneeker says Iv a n r ,W‘ 11 C° n tl^ e , d ial A film about S andy’s and the law s re q u irin g regul iu la r re p o rts ¡m any p a rts o f the cou n ty. griw. of W e S S ^ X Ì ^ n S l Base A riz o n a , to stu d y she e l B a rk e r and Fred D ickm a n ate a‘‘ ‘ j“ r / ' “ r a,U..calls. ,t° Gresh p o ra tio n fees Mrs. W illia m O ’Dea is chair- 1 , ' L ' 01 w e ' cnes w a® presented j N o rth w e s t’s leading in d u s try , and Davment o f corpor: s till try in g fo r th e ir firs t fo r the am and o th e r to ll points. A ll Gresham num bers w ill also ■year, and George P ullen is too l»e changed Ja n u a ry 30, and w ill busy h u n tin g bobcats. have a M O haw k 5 (M O 5» pre e n ia u o n o i me plaque was mad-» I • 4 I p ro g ra m c h a irm a n o f the eve- fa c to ry m anagem ent o f the lodge fix . Cross suggested th a t sub by C. H ow ard Lane, president o f J O llIl 1 II S t ÂI i I <1110 II scribers also look up every for th e p a < a. and Sandy Cub Scouts Set K O IN , on B ill’s w e e kly television Gresham num ber before attem p A lfre d Gunderson and Mrs. ____ I ) I lf p ro g ra m R F D 6 at 9:30 a m . n . rr r f r • L i rp ii • a ii Pack M eeting Monday tin g to place long distance calls lis t ot T h is p ro g ra m has been on t h e . A . . iv . y uam . b . w iii , head . ,, the , to Gresham. A pack m eeting o f the Sandv a ir f o r a year now. P revious to o ff ,o 50 ‘ " » ‘ » ‘led at jo in t < □ I l 4 ria . . »v J Cub S™ 1»» w il> tx’ held M onday th a t B ill was a di crim * a M ’ ns,al,a,, ‘ ° " 0 , ,he Forest Officials Revoke Perm it at Annual Campaign Timberline Lodge For Polio Funds Sandy PTA Slates Meet January 18 L ocal, V isitin g F isher m en C ro ivd B a n k s O f Sandy* Bill Drips Given 25-Y ear Award in A griculture Work odges Slate E astern S tar to Serve row-W owers At Jan. 22 M eeting Red i r a it i c Light, ta lk in Aliev And Hat ____ throw ing Doesn t Daunt G()( T ni"guJan 17 at 7 30 pm- in broadcaster rn iH p 'isfn r _ _____ M W V the A ll-P urpose room o f the San- h for- fia tr .n a i d ; IC O Rebekah for th« the la u nnd and - Mondav n j F c hi and j an 17 ... u lodges ,, ,n I T he M o u n ta in V iew C hapter of home h o u r in Chicago fo r 24 in Ihe Sandy IO O F u_n Eastern S ta r w ill serve the din- hall. Monday n ig h t, Jan. 3, s ta rte d and to ld to gi go _____ fa s te r ___ and ____ keep Them e o f the m eeting w ill be years. r . . O t h e r e le c t iv e TOiAF nfftee.-u ner at the Ja n u a ry 22 m eeting o f o ff the be g inn in g o f the rum - ¡up. The m ission was accomplish- R ailroads. Each cub; is prepar- ¡ The firs t p a rt o f the R K D 't0 in s ta ned b, A lvv Lamb. ’ Ihe M t- 1Iood 1 ’ ow-W owers in mage sale fo r the Sandy GOC ed w ith m uch delay and the fo r- ing a large scale model o f a ra il- sh o w S aturday was devoted to m aster ' w ill be ,he Sandy M asonic hall. The dln- A t a m eeting o f the Sandy „ o r n r i n a ; , a n 1 1 p r v t w w i t h t n m e s S t e v e n s K P u l .» g ia n u IIId K It I , w ill IM . . _ w ith a m eeting held at the hom e fe itin g o f nine dollars, road car o r engine to be dis an ir e rvie w w ith James Stevens, Dean Owen, ner w ill s ta rt p ro m p tly at 7 p.m. grade school board Monday n ig h t vice-grand; V. D ell o f the ch ie f su p e rviso r to m ake Open Sale a u t h i. o f Paul B unyan story. played at the m eeting. • A fe w outside speakers w ill he a new s a la ry schedule, com piled B utler, secretary, and M elvin plans and to w o rk out the d etails ! The next day, again, three cars W o lf and Bear badges w ill be heard, but the p rim a ry speakers by a teachers’ com m ittee, was S m ith, treasurer. o f the sale w h ich w as held loaded up w ith M rs. Jesse James awarded m em bers e a rn in g them . Mrs. A rt Colson, d is tric t dep o f the evening w ill be one per presented to the board. T hu rsd a y, Jan. 6 in P o rtla n d . M rs. H a ro ld Edes, R ita Bolim F a m ilie s and frie n d s o f a il D iscussion on the subject o f u ty president, w ill in s ta ll Rebek son fro m each c o m m u n ity In the On Tuesday, despite snow, ra in ‘Mrs. t Ben A u lt, M rs. F ra n cis ¡scouts are in v ite d to atte n d the ah office rs. O ther elective o ffi- area re p o rtin g on w hat is being teachers’ salaries lasted u n til 1 and mud, Sgt. Splane came out M eeker, D r. Hazel F a ilo r, M rs ¡pack m eeting. |cers are M rs. A llen Searls, vice done in his respective com m un a m. Tuesday m o rning. A ctio n on w ith an A ir F orce tru c k and R Oy G raham , M rs. H a rry A ndre ------------------------------ gra n d ; Mrs. Roy Colson, secre ity . adoption o f the new schedule o r w ith the help o f W illis Andresen sen, M a ry Andresen, Mrs. W il j R ;t n iU *rs D e f e n l S a n d v A l G reenw alt is B ig C h ie f o f re te n tio n o f the present one ta ry ; Mrs. C a rl Gom oll, fin a n cia l and R u th B u rg , tw o trip s w ere i i am W eidm an, E d ith W illia m s , ' n '< ln * e r s sa n a y P ioneer m atm en took th e ir secretary, and M rs. George the Pow-W owers and M rs. H. was postponed fo r tw o weeks, made in to P o rtla n d w ith w e a rin g M rs. George B u rg , B e tty Holmes. ' *ose r OUght Game ' fo u rth consecutive w in over Ore- St Roye Rasmusson is secretary. rope, treasurer. pending fu r th e r investigation. apparel to be fu m ig a te d . ¡gon C ity, 20-15 on th e ir home M rs. A. W alsh and W illis Andre- At E stacada F riday sen. A t 8:15 a.m. they a rriv e d | Sandy was defeated F rid a y , ¡m a t T hursday, Jan. 6. R um m age M arked Wednesday tw o A ir Force to fin is h the m a rk in g and to -Jan. 7. 66-65 w hen th e y tra ve le d Pins were taken by Dale C la rk Patrick D. Peak Passes tru cks, d riv e n by Sgt. Splane and open the doors by nine o’clock. 1 to Estacada to p lay the Rangers and G uy B usw ell. Ten points ; y | , 4 11 11 Sgt. Nuens, came o u t to load the A t e x a c tly nine the doors w ere ¡on th e ir home flo o r. w ere won on d e fa u lt in the 97,SUuGeniy al Home Here; re m a in in g ru m m a g e w ith W illis opened and th ^ rush was on. 1 The Pioneers w ere unable to and 147 pound w eights, Dayid Interm ent at Hubbard Andresen helping. T hree carloads F o r the next tw o hours you w ere keep Estacada's top scorer, G a ry L inden, Don C la rk and Eddie P a tric k Dona Peak passed o f wom en also w ent along to ke p t busy selling, w ra p p in g , m a k Ames, fro m s in k in g in too m any B ry a n t each added three points away suddenly at his hom e in By Beth Bradley so rt and m a rk the ru m m a g e a s |in g change and tr y in g to see ¡baskets. Sandy trie d desperately, to Sandy's to ta l as each to o k a West Sandy Sunday evening, A large and enth u sia stic meet- , urer, Gene Bowm an w ho served i t was unloaded plus the rum - th a t y o u r m erchandise d id n ’t get ¡but the le ft handed ace scored 38 decision over th e ir opponents. Jan. 9. He had been i ll about in g was held on Wednesday eve- as te m p o ra ry ch a irm a n fo r the mage b ro u g h t out o f fu m ig a tio n , o u t the door unpaid. points. F o llo w in g the m atch B uswell fo u r days. ning, Jan. 6 at the Welches G o lf m eeting. E xecutive co m m itte e Books G iven L ib ra ry In v ite d Outside F irs t q u a rte r m a rg in between statpd. " I t was te r rific . N o t only M r. Peak was born on Dec. 23, j Clubhouse fo r the purpose o f members were chosen as fo llo w s : I t was decided th a t a fe w o f T h in k in g it w o u ld be nice to the teams was s lig h t w ith Esta- ' w ar<? the boys good but .the sup- ,1906 In N e w b u ry, Mich., a n d 'o rg a n iz in g a new c o m m u n ity Ed Gadwood, Jack Janean, R alph the b etter books w ould be donat- ¡have pictu re s o f the sale, W illis cada at 16 and Sandy 14. D u rin g | P °rt was w o n d e rfu l." Buswell, captain, has paced was,^48 yea?* age at ,be ,lm p <’lu b ; object, p ro m o tin g p u b lic ity M cKay, Jennie Welch, B ill Stein- ed to the lib ra r y in Sandy ra th e r | Andresen took his flash bulbs the second q u a rte r the R angers h s ‘ “ u W iS ' fo r and d* VploP‘ "K th « - e r and _______ ba rg Ray Leaf. B ill D rip s than be put out fo r sale on T h u rs -¡a n d cam era along and snapped a inched ahead one m ore ¿ ¡ n t the Sandy Pioneers so fa r th is M^ e:inu r ^ re d' ISandy vall<*y in c lu d in g its trib u - was chairm an o f the n o m in a tin g day. The w om en w o rke d th a t fe w now and then. One man in w ith the h a lf tim e score at 35 vear ta kin g pins fro m T ig a rd . s till a |ta rie s, the Salm on and Z igzag com m ittee w hich chose these o f n ig h t u n til a fte r six, s till leaving p a rtic u la r d id n ’t lik e the idea 32 S coring lengthened fo r Esta- P arkrose and Oregon C ity and a ,ended , sch" ° 1 W h ‘ ^ ,rnoved, w i,h h is , riv e r valleys, fro m Rhododendron fleers. O th e r com m ittee ch a irm e n q u ite a bit to do the next day. and in v ite d W illis and his cam era cada d u rin g the last h a lf o f the decision against M ilw a u kie K *n y ° u " 8 s’ * r , , r hlar,aJ u ’ e r ’ „^ y ! 10 A ld f,r C r« * k - In »hte connec- appointed by president H yla n d Those w ho gave up th is day fo r o u t in the alley. W hen W illis game w ith the th ird q u a rte r end Hovda. 147 pounds, fo llo w s close Id a h o and about 1930 tio n It was stressed th a t residents a fe : Joe Woodle. budget; Del the GOC w ere M r. and M rs. asked h im i f he intended to he in g 53-44 and the fin a l score at * d th 15 points made by tw o pins and a w in by d e fa u lt. ’ ° O regon’ s p ,tling In the o f th is area live in valleys, not H ow ard, by-laws; Gene Bowm an, F ra n k F orm an, M rs. F rancis alone he got no answer, so ne 66 55 Meeker. D r. Hazel F a ilo r. Mrs. continued ta lk in g and said he I Leon N ilse n was top s c o r i n g --------------------------------------------------- W oodburn co m m u n ity. F o r the on m ountains; hence they arc a d ve rtisin g and p u b lic ity ; M a rie E m il Reich, Mrs. H a rry A n d ie d e fin ite ly w ould be alone fo r man w ith 25 points fo llo w e d b y ----------------------------------------------------1 P*“ , £ <‘ar,S has made his not snow-covered fo r the m a jo r Hagan, refreshm ents and enter- Ireset Mrs W Willis had no intention of going Jim Griffin with 8 p ' nOme sanay’ portion of the year, as is pop j; C h a r le s B r i t t o n , mem A t Vancouver, Wash., A u g u st j la rly supposed. th e y have berahip, iam Weidman. Edith W illiams, out. IX / ippoaed Also, the, 14, 1935 he was united in mat m a r-¡th re creational activities activities, S h o p lifte r < a iig iii , 1. f IZ iZ i H th« e ir own recreational |. |an riage to Miss D o ro th y E. S m ith , h u n tin g , fish in g , g o lf, horseback H a rtw ig . Mrs. H om er B u llio n E d ith W eidm an caught a shop S ub stitu te s w ere J e rry A nder T he club una n im o u sly adopted F o r m any years he was a 1 m*m m e in -1 rid in g , hiking, h ik in g , camping cam ping out, out, with w ith a generous budget for the lifter in the act and gt , J| ber the e S Sandy IO O F. Mt M r. Peak Peak mot( m otels and good e a tin g places Throogh U'-'l I articles out of hts «ack. It n * o f th a n d j IOOF „ T h ey decided to have was a m illw rig h t, em ployed by J fo r ta k in g care o f visito rs, be- quad lost theli gam e * /llZ iZ tlZ » ■ the Portland Home Koch L u m b ber e r Com pany. ¡sides closely adjacent 10 Show to be held In the P o rtla n d got home w ith o u t any mishaps, an o th e r co u n te r and started 39-30 a fte r a good b attle. K och_Lum s!d?S being h*“*0 ? ,c.'°'T>ly, adJa<^ent J® ..z .v s k iin g and but the th ird car w asn't so lu c k y . 1 th ro w in g hats at her. : __________________ " S " u rv iv in g members o f hl« fam * - "*“** " "" kin d re d sports car- in te rn a tio n a l L ive sto ck P a vilio n I D O R M A N re p o rtin g the ily include his w ife. D o ro th y, and ril'd on at h ig h e r m ou n ta in levels. M arch 4 to 16 A n o th e r m u tte r E ith e r he was in a h u rr y to get W e a ll got to kn o w “ C h a rlie ". IV 11 II f . « . sun K O was sh ining b rig h tly o u t his three ch ild re n : Charles 13, P a til I Meek C lub Name considered was the best w ay to back to Sandy, o r ( I give h im even i f we w anted to o r not. H, »1 00(113W il l 4 Ionf in,Z cia I L and Jacky I>‘e 7. all One im m ediate objective o f the stock m o untain stream s w ith the benefit o f the d o u b t) he had a d iffe re n t s to ry and lin e I? ,4 , J I1 I w h ile Sand, * a? * * ’ rouded }n o f Sandy. H is m other, Mrs. May I new co m m u n ity club is to fin d fish. d id n 't know the streets in to w n fo r each one there. A real gone ISSI<IC<IQ<I ’ if il i it T S and w ent th ro u g h a red lig h t, man. A tornado fro m P o rtla n d blew m A M FTSG E R observing a w e d J r . rr S l,nI’/ J a good name fo r thi® h i va lle y RiiHlm^MHes Jo in ♦ ~ Estacada ------- -- d u rin e — ------- observing a wed j« one b ro th e r, Charles o f Val p layground, one w h ich w i l pub . A bout 40 “ h ic h v a lle v ” I n fo rtu n a te ly he was seen ny These are a few o f the happen in to the - snow- d in g a n n iversa ry thts m onth. w (z and a sister, M rs Glenn Los d ze the w hole area, In clu d ing ^ „ t S ln J ^ n d By R u th B u rg o Teachers P resent Salary Schedule dy grade Pioneer Matmen Chalk Up Fourth Consecutive Win New Community Club Formed Embracing High V alley Areas ev Of W oorfhorn R hododendron, Zigzag, Welches, 26 business firm s and o th e r assm ■Vemme, B rig h tw o o d and C h e rry -'d a te s Joined the o rg anization. A contest w ith prizes w ill iThe next m eeting w ill be held in Id fo r the purpose o f find- the W em m e C o m m u n ity H a ll at narnp- 8 o'clock on Jan. 20. " .......... ............................. («oes to S tation <1 W illia m E liio tt sang. In te r M eantim e the club, nameless jo ya b le socially, ta sty refresh- T o ld to fo llo w Ihe polleom an , | m o rro w when th e hank opened E itaeada w ere i j a l f H a m ilto n . ¡ i i l n A U a ,ke , I pn f i n HuW’ i»rd ^ m e 'e r y so far, proceeded w ith Its organ- rnents being served in the attrac- I allbearers were L H. W ills Ization by e lecting o ffice rs as fol- t | Ve lounge of the Clubhouse in . ' " r ? •«-<.•-, . m K e „e r ........................ . R O L b ? . - a W ' w o , ' i : R 'T t r . S 't t S T h ! ? e vid e n tly he didn t keep up too Sandy w ould be $143.50 r ic h e r'e rs w ere paced by Bobbv L y tle IF R havlne ng tro u b le rem em bering Rohweder M a rtin i . . . __ _______ I" n re ln 'n e nuge nre- Trae Rohweder. Ray M a rtin i vice president, Joe W oodle; sec place, w e ll and was pulled over a g a in 1 than it was that m o rn in g ¡T im m y M ay and M cPherson ¡the new e r I the new gr anddaughters name and W a lte r S ch m id t.\ re ta ry . M ay C losner; and tre a s -, fro n t o f a huge fireplace fire .