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The Sandy (Ore.) Post Thursday, Feb. SI, 1963 (Sec. 1)
PANKRATZ
Mimi Eulntlnir
MO i-fMI
13 W.
SANDY SAW SHOP
Repair and Sharpen Saws,
Lawn Mowers, Knives.
Scissors and Keys Made
202 2nd Ave. A Loop Highway
WOMEN'S SIZES
u
FLATS
$4.95 to $5.95 Values
Sr
K
p‘"
Shower Honors
A baby shower for Mrs Wal
ly Wunische was given recent
ly at the home of Mrs. Les
Wallace for the Wunisches’ new
baby daughter, Janet Marie.
Guests attending the party
were Bertha Terrill, Mrs. Fish
er. Eleanor Holloway, 11 e 1 e n
Fritsche, Janet Weisen, Jea-
nette Morrell, Mrs Cook, Mary
Bessant, Joyce Burdick. Don
na Blocker and Julie Fritsche.
Refreshments of cake, ice
cream and coffee were served.
WOMEN'S
Sweaters
Sp. Group
Values to $11.95
FAMOUS BRANDS
88
Better Quality Flats
$5.95 to $7.95 -
Q&S Shoes
40 E. 2nd
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ties and the Episcopal chapel
which is incorporated into the
unit.
Father Rene Bozarth is rec-
tor of the Society of St. Paul,
and the Reverend Brother An
drew will be Prior for the San
dy building
The public is cordially invit
ee!____________________________
CLASSIFIED ADS
BRING RESULTS I I
Starts 9 A.M. Fri.
Open Friday Eve.
Connie Smith, who was in
jured Friday while practicing
on a trampoline at Sandy high,
is said to have suffered a mod
erate neck sprain.
Dr. Elton Leavitt of Sandy,
who took care of her, says she
is back at school and he does
not foresee any ill effects from
the sprain.
Connie hit her head but was
not able to say for sure wheth
er it was the edge of the tram
poline or the floor on which her
head bumped, causing the
sprained neck.
MEN'S
SPORT or
DRESS
SHIRTS
Flowers
Telegraphed
Anywhere . .
Gresham and
Portland
Deliveries
FAMOUS NAME
Values to
$5.95
Sp. Group
$1-88
Trampoline Fall
Sprains Neck
St. Jude's Greets
First Patients
99‘
Gordon Stone
CLOTHIER
17 E. Powell
221 E. Powell
MO 5-5212 Day or Night
Turtle Clubbers
Induct R. Howard
When George (Ray) Howard
was inducted into the exclusive
Turtle Club recently he may
quite likely have been thinking
back to he night of October
12 when he “qualified" for
membership.
There are few who do not
remember that night of the big
wind and those who were out
in it will probably never for
get it. Certainly Howard, a
member of a survey crew, will
not forget it.
He was working with two
other members of the survey-
ing crew on a new road loca-
tion when a guest of wind blew
a limb from a big fir. The
limb struck Howard's hard
hat, knocking him almost un-
conscious.
The only ill I effects he suf-
fered from this blow that
creased his cranium cover was
some temporary dizziness.
If he hadn’t had the hard
hat on his head? Probably he
would not have been around to
receive the certificate and the
new hard hat with which Zig
Zag Ranger Stan Rapp pre
sented him. These are the cer
tificate and badge of the Tur
tle Club, the club whose mem
bers have all been clobbered
on their hard hats by a blow
that could have killed or se
riously injured them, had they
neglected to wear this vital bit
of protective dress.
The certificate and hard hat
presented to Howard were pro
vided by the Bullard Co.
Democratic Women
Invited to Meet
Margaret Ann Fielding of
Zig Zag urges Democratic wo
men of the area to make every
effort to attend the Wednesday,
Feb. 27 meeting of the Jane
Jefferson club, in the Duelling
Room.
“This is a county-wide organ
ization of Democratic women,’’
says Mrs. Fielding. “The com
ing meeting should be partic
ularly interesting, as Rep.
Juanita Orr will be on hand to
show the film “The Legislative
Process.’’
Mrs. Fielding points out that
this film was made at the last
session of the legislature, with
our own legislators depicted
as they represent the people of
their districts.
The club provides dessert and
coffee and those who attend
generally bring a sack lunch.
REMEMBER THE
COLUMBUS DAY STORM?
1852
We may never know the full cost of the
Stan Rapp, Zig Zag Ranger, presents Ray Howard with
certificate of membership in the Turtle Club.
Burglars Hit Schools
At Welches, Cottrell
Three local school burglaries
are being investigated, one at
Cottrell school and two at
Welches, according to Clacka
mas county sheriff’s officers.
Officers said an estimated $115
and several envelopes marked
“milk fund’’ were taken from
Cottrell school Feb. 12.
A plywood sheet had been re
moved from an outside door to
a boiler room which was under
construction to enter the school
building.
A hundred dollars was taken
from the principal's desk and
$15 was taken from four other
rooms. Locks on the doors and
the desk had been jimmied, of
ficers said.
At Welches school burglaries
totaled about $650 in cash,
checks and equipment, accord-
Ing to officers.
Tools valued at $12, and $80
in cash and $80 in checks were
reported to have been taken
from the principal’s office.
Earlier in the month thieves
entered the building through a
basement door, taking an es
timated $60-$70 from March of
Dimes envelopes in the office,
a radio-phonograph valued at
$350 and a phonograph valued
at $55.
storm . . . but your Gresham independ
in cleaning up the financial aftermath of
the big blow.
and Payments Made
Here's the box score for
these five firms,
Totalling
counting only losses —
SANDY MEN’S LEAGUE
L
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homes and farms — in the Gresham and
504,000
Sandy area.
A Message
THIS MEANS THAT
FROM YOUR
BETTER THAN
Local Independent Insurance Agents
Half-a-Million
BOWLING
SCORES
Claims Settled
ent insurance agents have helped mightily
9
Richardson’s Chev.
15
10
Sandy Food Center...... . 14
11
Smith Motors
........ 13
Dairy Wonder
13
11
11
Dea’s In & Out..... ........... 13
Sandy Barbers
. 10 14
14
Rexall Drug
..... 10
16
Mt. Hood Cleaners ....... 8
High Ind. Game — Bob Wil
liams, 212.
High Ind. Series — Dwayne
Vedder, 578.
High Team Game — Food
Center, 954.
High Team Series — Food
Center, 2636.
We are proud of the part we played in the settlement
DOLLARS WAS
of claims caused by the Columbus Day windstorm. No
POURED INTO
one expects
THE ECONOMY
like this again, but we'd still
anything
recommend that every property owner review the poli-
OF THE GRESHAM
cíes he now holds.
AREA LAST FALLI
Your local independent insurance agent should be
your counsellor ... no obligation.
CLAIMS ADJUSTORS
There is no reason anyone should be caught short
WERE BROUGHT IN
in case of another catastrophe loss.
FROM AS FAR
We're certain there are coverages of which many
AWAY AS THE
people are not aware,
MIDDLE-WEST
now!
Let us check your policies
MT. HOODERS
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52
Oja Lumber Co.
46
Zig Zag Inn
45
Dew Drop Inn .....
45 3B
Pioneer Realty
44 40
Gadwoods
40 44
Sandy Food Center
Brightwood Store
35 49
Hoodview Pharmacy
29 55
High Ind. Game—Betty Hart
man, 230, Sandy Food Center.
High Ind. 3-Game Series —
Betty Hartman, 575, Sandy
Food Center.
High Game — Oja Lumber
Co.. 877.
High 3-Game Series— Sandy
Food Center, 2555.
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Now, more than ever, we feel qualified to help
WORK FOR
you. We strongly urge you to take advantage of
OUR CUSTOMERS!
the services we offer.
ft We always strive to place your insurance at the
EXTRA CLERICAL
lowest possible cost.
HELP WAS HIRED
Your insurance contract is no better than the agent
BY ALL LOCAL
and company behind it. Our companies' financial
AGENTS TO CUT
stability was not impaired by the Columbus Day
THROUGH THE
storm.
Sandy Auto Wreckers
Scales Store
Jaycettes
___ __
Mt. Hood Lanes
Mills Bros.
Loundree's Paints
Grokett's Jewelry
Pastime Tavern
L
W
48
46
45
44
39
31
28
25
L
28
31
31
32
37
45
48
51
WILCO LEAGUE
W L Pct. PF PA
Sandy
Molalla
Reynolds..
Parkrose..
Jesuit
Scappoose
Wy’east
Silverton
9
8
6
5
3
2
2
1
0
1
3
4
6
7
7
8
1.000 523
.889 512
.667 534
.556 496
.333 465
.222 470
.222 429
.111 476
Tuesday Results
Parkrose 63, Jesuit 50
Wy'east 44. Reynolds 76
Scappoose 39, Sandy 50
Silverton 67, Molalla 83
420
413
445
437
477
506
524
683
It's WILLIAMS Jeweler
For Diamonds
JEWELRY • GIFTS
GLASSWARE
,
MO 5 5394
35 E. Powell
COUPON
We're Celebrating Our
Having S & H Green Stamps
GIVEN ON
SEE YOUR LOCAL INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENT.
BACKLOG OF CLAIMS
EARLY BIRDS
61
Gad woods
19
51
29
Sandy Bargain
Smith Studebaker
43
37
Shaw’s Richfield
40 40
Meier Dairy
39 41
Lewis Hardware .. .. 35
45
33
Pullen’s Food Mkt.
37
62
Washing Well
..... 18
High Game — Ileen Urban,
Sandy Bargain Store, 189.
High Series— Helen Barnett,
Shaw's Richfield, 507.
High Team Game — Lewis
32 Hardware, 883.
High Team Series — Smith
38
39 Studebaker. 2599.
NITE OWLS
TO HELP EXPEDITE
High Game — Fern Hunter,
168.
High Series — Fern Hunter,
455.
High Team Series—Jaycettes
Appliance
HE CAN, AND IS, WILLING TO HELP YOU.
SALES and SERVICE
Gresham Insurance
MO 5-2136
101 N. Main
J. Ross Brown Insurance
MO 5-3171
55 E. Powell Blvd.
Cash Sales Only
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Young’s Insurance Service
123 N.W. 1st
MO 5-4512
Walrad Insurance Agency
105 N. Roberts
MO 5-4171
FOR SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF
*1.50
ON ALL SERVICE CALLS
Guy E. M thews Insurance Agency
MO 5-2101
505 N.E 2nd
Gresham
We Service All Makes of Appliances
STINSON’S Appliance Service
LOOP HWY. AT ORIENT
COUPON
MO 5-4011
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