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The Sandy (Ore.) Post
Thursday, Apr. 23, iwi (Sec. 1)
Plans Set for Lumber Merger
Plans are moving ahead for the
consolidation of the West Coast
Lumbermen’s Assoc, and the
Western Pine Assoc, into one pow­
erful promotional force for west­
ern lumber.
Consolidation committees of the
two associations have already sel­
ected a name for the newbigwest-
NITE OWLS
ern lumber trade group, it will
be called Western Wood Products
Assoc.
The committee have also agreed
that W. E. Grlffee, secretary man­
ager of the Western Pine Assoc,
will continue In that capacity with
the new association until a per­
manent executive Is chosen.
G. C. Edgett, executive vice
president of West Coast Lumb­
ermen’s Assoc. , has been named
assistant to the president of the
WWPA. In addition he will serve
as executive vice president of the
West Coast Lumbermen’s Assoc,
and manager of the West Coast
Lumber Inspection Bureau until
such time as a permanent change
Is effected.
Present plans call for the act­
ual physical merger of the two
big lumber grolups about the first
of August, Edgett Indicated.
37% 18%
Loundrees Paints
21
35
Mills Bros.
33% 22%
Lofstedt Mobil
32
24
Curt’s Texaco
28
28
Mt. Hood Lanes
33
Edward’s Richfield 23
20
36
Grokett’s Jewelry
41
Sandy Auto Wreck 15
High Team 3 Games— Loun-
drees Paint, 1695
High Team Game — Loun
drees Paint. 637.
High Ind. 3 Games—Barbara
Langlois, 477.
High Ind. Game—Chris Car­
penter, 190.
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(CHANGED FROM SATURDAY)
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FRIDAY, APRIL 24,
7 P.M.
Abe Lincoln Period Glass . . .
Record Players . . . Calendars
. . Lamps
. Miscellaneous
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Jack Manly is shown in the 9 acre clearing
he and Loren Purdy have completed for the
new trailer court and market soon to be
built on Welches Rd. The final clean-up is
Bowling Battle
Is Now History
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PAINT & WALLPAPER STORE
Sign Pointing
Glow — Picture Framing
33 W.
MO 5-2321
JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUE
April 20
being done and construction will begin when
this is complete. The project is owned by
William Kipp, Bruce Bowman and Stan
Lithicoe of Portland.
(Sandy Post photo)
Oja Lumber Co.
35
25
Hoodview Pharm.
32% 27%
Brightwood Store . 31% 28%
Zig Zag Inn
31
29
Sandy Food Center 31
29
28
32
Gadwood’s
26
34
Dew Drop Inn
Pioneer Real Estate 25
35
High Ind. Series and Game
—Jo Lewis, 478-186.
High Team Series and Game
—Brightwood
Store,
2538;
Brightwood Store, 902.
EARLY BIRDS
Camp Fire Girls
To Aid Drive
News of firwood
Extension Unit
Florence Johnston
Sandy Men’s League
At the Firwood Extension Unit
meeting
April 14 at the Commun­
The battle of the giants (Sandy
ity Presbyterian church annex,
Food Center&R.S. Smith Motors)
chairman, Grace Rich discussed
for the Championship took place
the forthcoming district achieve­
the evening of April 16th.
ment day to be held April 29
At the end of the first game,
at
the Rock Creek Community Hall,
Sandy Food Center had a lead
near Damascus. The program Is
of 125 pins and it looked like
scheduled from 11 until 2:30 p.m.
an easy victory for the fighting
The principal speaker will be
grocery men. The start of the
Mrs. Folden who will show slides
secong game looked like the first
of the Holy Land. Achievements
but then the older generation of
of the year will be on display.
the Smith team decided they were
Mrs. Helen McDowall, the Home
going to make the young whipper-
Extension Agent, urges all mem­
snappers of the Food Center really
bers and friends to attend our
work to win this championship.
grand finale for this season.
Old Thumper (Spike Emerson)
It was announced that there will
and Dead-Eye (Lou Popelka) start­
be a State Council meeting May 5,
ed blasting the strike pocket and
6, and 7 at Corvallis for all In­
i when the smoke had cleared, Old
terested members.
Thumper and Dead-Eye had lead
Elected officers for the coming
' Smith Motors to the Sandy Men’s
year are as follows: chairman,
League championship by a total of
Caroline Decker; vice chairman,
ten pins.
Catherine Weatherford; secretary,
The winning team consists:Splke
Edith Weidman and treasurer,
Emerson, Lou Popelka, Ron Krebs,
Grace Lamb.
Don Smith, Bob Bell, and Al Lamke.
Frances James and Esther Reid,
Runner-Up Team; Sandy Food
project leaders for the April 14
Center, consists of: Bob Williams,
meeting, gave a most Informative
Wally Scales, Dwayne Vedder, John
talk on the subject of “Read the
Metsger and Claude Williams.
Lables to Stretch Your Food Dol­
Other trophy winners were: High
lars.” We learned it is possible
Game Scratch Lenny Searls, High
to save up to $150 per year by
Game with Handicap Bob Bell;
carefully annallzing the labels on
High Series Scratch Gorden Ows-
food stuffs. There are at present
ley; High Series with Handicap
between five and six thousand
Hob Williams, Most Improved bow-
items on the grocery shelves to­
1er Lou Popelka. Jerry Perkins
day and it seems we can expect
won a camera from the League
up to 12 thousand Items within the
for not missing a night of bowl-
near future.
Ing.
Our hostesses for this meeting
Clark Belangy won a tie clasp
were Hazel McQuaw, Esther Reid,
from the League for low game of
Helena Wessllnk and Genevlve
the season, Howard Berger won the
Leech. These very capable ladles
crying towel from the League for
served us luncheon.
losing out to Bob Bell In the
Grace Rich closed our meeting
play off for high game with handi­
with the further announcements
cap.
that the May 12 meeting will be
on the subject of "Planning
Buffet and Patio Meals.” Project
POST DEADLINES
leaders for this lesson are Pat
News deadline each week
Reckman and Irene Armstrong.
is 4 p.m. Monday. Deadline
On April 28 the knitting class
for ads is 12 noon Tuesday.
will hold its last session for the
season. This will be a potluck
luncheon. So please bring your
favorite dish and written recipe.
All members and friends who plan
to attend (and we hope you do)
please bring your own dishes and
silver.
A clock repairman si^ uown
when he works. He is just as
skilled whether he sits In a wheel
chair or another kind of chair.
The week of May 2-9 has been
designated as The Salvation Army
Salvage Recovery Week in Wash­
ington, Multnomah and Clackamas
counties. Aiding The Salvation
Army in this drive are the Camp
Fire Girls of Clackamas county.
They will deliver Salvage Re-
covery bags to residences in the
area on Saturday, May 2. On the
following Saturday, May 9, the
Camp Fire Girls will pick up
the filled bags.
Mrs. Alan Gunderson, co-ordin­
ator of the program in Sandy,
noted that 100,000 Salvage Re­
covery bags have been prepared
for the week long drived in the
tri-county area.
Citizens will be requested to
fill the bags with their unusable
discards,
principally clothing.
Items too large to fit in the bag
will be picked up by the Salva­
tion Army trucks or may be taken
to local fire stations. For truck
pick up, citizens may call BE 5-
4193 in Portland.
The material collected will be
repaired at the Men’s Social Ser­
vice Center and sold through
The Salvation Army Thrift Stores.
Money derived from the sale of
the goods will be used for the
welfare and rehabilitation of dis­
tressed citizens In Oregon. Cap­
tain James Ellis of The Salva­
tion Army heads up this welfare
program In Oregon.
Guide Issued
Copies of bulletin 688, “Freez­
ing Preservation of Fruits and
Vegetables,” may be obtained from
local county extension home ag­
ents, or from the Bulletin Clerk,
Oregon State University, Corval­
lis.
Proper techniques for prepar­
ing and freezing fruits and veget­
ables are Illustrated In a new bul­
letin published by the OSU
Cooperative Extension Service.
The bulletin was prepared by
Lois A. Sather, OSU food science
and technology department, and
Virginia Weiser, OSU extension
nutrition specialist
April 21
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Sandy Sand & Grav 71 53
Lewis Hardware
65% 58%
Jaycettes
63
61
Gadwood’s
62
62
Lukas & Wise
62
62
Gene’s Mkt.........
60
64
Swail’s Plbg.
57% 66%
Shaw’s Richfield .. 55
69
High Ind. Series and Game—
Marty Amacher (Sub), 440.
Audrey Colson (Sub), 169.
High Team Series and Game
Jaycettes, 1961; Jaycettes,
670.
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April 11
Luck Outs
3
17
Pin Busters
11
9
Strikemakers
11
9
The Greatest
10
.10
Knowhats
6
14
No. 6
15
.. 5
High Girls Game and Series
Lennä Swails 121 - 314.
High Boys Game and Series
—Joe Cody 207 - 536 (Special).
JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUE
Luck Outs
19
5
Pin Busters
14
10
The Greatest
.... 12
12
Strikemakers
12
12
No. 6
8
16
Knowhats
... 7
17
High Girls Game and Series
—139 - 362.
High Boys Game and Series
—Dan Rhoden 145; Joe Cody
Lions Slate
Safety Meet
April 8
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Timberline Lodge
75
37
Barlow Trail Lodge 64
48
Estacada-Springwater
Golf Course
.62% 49%
Jennie Welch’s
Antiques
58% 53%
Log Lodge
..50
62
Forest Haven Motel 49
63
Ken’s Chevron
.... 47
65
Washing Well
42
70
High Individual Game —
Scratch—Roberta Gadwood —
171.
High Series — Scratch—Rob­
erta Gadwood — 488.
with our quality
fort . . ..
The Sandy Lions Club will hold
a pancake breakfast at the gun club
from 8 to 12 a.m. Sunday, April
26. The proceeds will go toward
the ambulance fund.
Pancakes, sausages and eggs
will be served. There will be a
trap shoot following the break­
fast.
For further Information contact
Bob MacMahon at the
Piggly
.Wiggly.
Rhododendrons
4 Year Budded
AZALEAS i-
All Colors. Early
and Late Varieties
BUDDING NOW
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SAN RO ESTA LEAGUE
spring weather is . . Fill up
fuel oil and be sure of com­
April 20
Meier Dairy
.. .84% 31%
Pioneer Real Estate 81% 34%
R. S. Smith Motors .81% 34%
Pressure Chemical . 46
70
Tmberline Lodge I 35% 80%
Timberline Lodge II 19
97
High Team Series — Meier
Dairy. 2024.
High Team Game — Pioneer
Real Estate.
High Man’s Series — Earl
Meier, 496.
High Man’s Game — Milton
Guldenzopf, 197.
High Woman’s Series—Grace
Lamb (Sub), 471.
High Woman’s Game—Grace
Lamb (Sub), 187.
You know how unpredictable
your tank
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THRIFTIES
Azaleas ..... 19c
Rhodies
$1.22 Ea.
Pyramidallis $1.69 Ea.
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