Thursday, May M, 19M (Sec. i) The Sandy (Ore.) Post
At a birthday luncheon recent­
ly the hostess served the follow­
ing hot dish. If your family likes
food with a Chinese flavor, you
might prepare this for dinner.
EVA’S HOT DISH
lbs. or 4 pork steaks (cubed)
big onions, chopped
pkgs. Lipton’s noodle soup
cups uncooked rice
cups water
Bring water to boil and add all
ingredients given above. Stir well
and set off heat. Pour into a large
greased casserole, cover and bake
40 minutes at 350 degrees. Re­
move from the oven and add:
4 cups sliced celery
1 large green pepper sliced
1 cup slivered almonds
Cover and return to oven. Bake
20 minutes more. Serves 8-10.
--From the files of Mrs. Harry
Erickson, West Linn.
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3
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CHICKEN AND RICE CASSEROLE
1
1
1
1
cup uncooked rice
pkg. Lipton’s onion soup mix
cut-up fryer
can cream of mushroom soup
Put rice into a 9” x 13” bak­
ing dish and spread soup mix
over it. Put chicken on top with
skin side up. Cover with 1 can
cream of mushroom soup and 1
can of water. Bake at 350 degrees
for 1 1/2 hours. Serves 4-6.
--From the files of Mrs. Wayne
Bodley, Sandy.
CAULIFLOWER IN CHIPPED
BEEF CHEESE SAUCE
1 1/2 to 2 lb. head cauliflower
2 cups unseasoned medium white
sauce
1 cup grated sharp cheese
2 ozs. chipped beef
It's WILLIAMS Jeweler
For Diamonds
JEWELRY ■ GIFTS
GLASSWARE
WART AM
Soak cauliflower in cold salted
water for 1 hour. Drain, rinse and
separate floweretts. Cook uncov­
ered in 6 cups boiling water until
just tender (6 to 8 mins.).
Meanwhile make white sauce
(4 tablespoons flour blended with
4 tablespoons butter, 2 cups milk
stirred into flour - butter mix­
ture and cooked over low heat un­
til thickened), stir cheese into
white sauce until melted. Add
chipped beef snipped into small
pieces to the white sauce. Drain
cauliflower, pour sauce over it
and serve.
--From the files of Mrs. Ray
Bahe. The Dalles.
If you are a college senior,
you may apply for a commission
as a Reserve Officer with the
U.S. Coast Guard. The next Of­
ficer Candidate School class starts
Sept. 13.
The Officer Candidateschool is a
17-week training program conduct­
ed at Yorktown, Va. The curri-
colum covers courses in leader­
ship,
navigation, seamanship,
communications, ordnance and
gunnery, damage control, anti­
submarine warfare, military jus­
tice and Coast Guard operations.
As an officer candidate you will
be able to specify the kind of
duty and location you desire upon
graduation. Assignments are made
on the basis of your expressed
desires, and training, consistent
with the needs of the service.
A large variety of assignments
is available throughout the world.
Since the Coast Guard has only
about 3,000 officers on active duty
each officer is an important mem­
ber of the team. It also means that
you may have a chance to asume
command responsibility early in
your career.
College seniors desiring to ob­
tain additional Information regard­
ing the Coast Guard Officer Can­
didate School program should con­
tact Coast Guard Officer, 618 2nd
Ave., Seattle (98104), Wash.
First half winners of the Mt. Hooders Wo­
men’s Bowling League and second half win­
ners rolled off for first place with the result
that the Dew Drop Inn won first place and
Oja Lumber second place. Members of the
Dew Drop Inn team were: left to right, El­
aine Popelka, Audrey Colson, Betty Spink,
Laurie Nielsen and Kay Metsger. Members
of the Mt. Hooders league enjoyed a banquet
at the Elks club in Gresham the following
night at which time trophies and prize mon­
ey was awarded for their respective stand­
ings.
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank our kind friends
and neighbors for their acts of
love and sympathy during our
recent loss of husband and
father.
Mrs. H. N. Hagen and
family.
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(By a local practicing physician)
Unlike
many parasites, pin­
worms are not limited to rural
areas or to the poor. They are
found in all economic classes.
As one text puts it,
. .even
in the seats of the mighty.” No
other helminth (worm) parasite
has such extensive distribution.
Children are more commonly
affected than adults. It is not
uncommon for both to harbor pin­
worms without noticeable sym-
toms. This Is why it is necessary
to treat all member of the family
at the same time, rather than
just one child.
The most common complaint
of infected person is itching in
the region of the anus caused
by migrating female worms. These
come out at night to lay their
eggs -- about 11,000 apiece. The
eggs are tiny and light and have
been found under finger nails,
in dust
from
floors, picture
frames, curtains and bedding. It
is easy to see why they are able
to infect the whole family. Under
favorable conditions the eggs may
live two weeks, but, fortunately
for us, they survive only a few
hours when it is warm and dry.
When eggs are accidentally eaten,
they hatch and live in the intestine,
usually quite peacefully, presum­
ably feeding on our food rather
than on us.
The best method of diagnosis
is to use a Scotch tape swab,
A piece of tape two inches long
is placed over a tongue depressor,
sticky side up. This Is pressed
firmly around the anus region,
preferably first thing in the morn­
ing and definitely before bathing.
The tape is then stuck to a
glass slide and eggs can be seen
under a microscope. The adult
worms are less than one-half inch
long and can be seen without mag­
nification.
There are two prescription
medications which are quite ef­
fective. Two courses of treatment
We wish to thank our many
friends and neighbors for their
kindness and sympathy during
the illness and death of our
beloved wife and mother, and
also Rev Tripplet for his con­
soling words during my late be­
reavement.
Mr Charles W. Adams and
Family.
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are often necessary, as reinfec­
tion is difficult to avoid with the
most strenuous cleaning pro­
grams. Specific instructions are
given with treatment.
Too Late to Classify
We wish to thank all of our
friends and relatives for the
kind expressions of sympathy,
for the beautiful floral offer­
ings, for the gifts for the me­
morial fund and also all kind­
ness shown during the loss of
our beloved parents, Mr. and
Mrs James Gallant
The Gallant family.
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'48 FORD % ton flatbed, 4»peed.
Good tire». Runs good. Only
$195
GLOS FORD - Sandy
MU 7-2111
MO 5-7040
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*57 DeSOTO sedan.
Automatic
trans., power steering, power
brakes. A good family car.
Only
$595
The family of Oscar Guthu wish­
es to express deep gratitude to
friends and relatives for the
kind expressions of sympathy,
for the beautiful floral offer­
ings and for the gifts for Me­
morial fund, and also all kind­
ness shown during our recent
bereavement
Mrs Oscar Guthu and
Family.
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GLOS FORD - Sandy
MU 7-2111
MO 5-7040
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'59 STUDEBAKER sta. wgn. Clean
as a pin. Mileage galore. Only
$595
GLOS FORD - Sandy
MU 7-2111
MO 5-7040
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Too Late to Classify
¡952 CHEV. 4-dr. sdn. $100 Good
Irons MO 5-3363
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Public Notice
6 HARNESS loom for making
rugs, excel, cond MO 5-0365.
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NOTICE OF HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN In
compliance with O.R.S. 331.010, that
a hearing will be held In the (’ounty
School Office, 1GX Warner - Mline
Road, Oregon City, Oregon at X :00
I’.M , Pacific Paylight Time on Mon­
day Ilie 15th day of June. 1064 for
the purpose of considering a bound­
ary change so as to detach from
School District No. S3-Dover and at­
tach to School District No. 46-Sandy.
both of Clackamas (’ounty, Oregon,
the following deacrllted territory :
"The northwest quarter of the
northeast quarter of Section 5.
T 3 S . R. 5 E."
Any persons interested In this
change of boundary are requested to
I m - present at the hearing
Dated this 1xth day of May, 1964
ATTEST
WAYNE H. LAFARGE
Chairman Intermediate Ed­
ucation District Hoard,
Clackamas County, Ore.
L. G. noon
Secretary. Intermediate Ed­
ucation District Board,
Clackamas County, Ore.
Publish May 2R and June 4, 1964.
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WEANER pigs for sole Art Gudge,
MO 5-7383
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2 GENTLE MARES, 3 yrs. and 9
yrs. Small, need good home.
MO 5-4362 after 4 p.m.
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'60 SIMCA V-8. Economy plus
with this lit’le car. Only $195
GLOS FORD ■ Sandy
MU 7-2111
MO 5-7040
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FARM
Auction
R. A. WILSON FARM
Route 1, Box 1047, Gresham. One
mile east of High School on Section
Line Road.
TERMS OF SALE - CASH
Or Make Bank Arrangement
Arrow Shirts
MACHINERY
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In a wide
variety of
collar styles
and fabrics
including the
famous Dectow.
Sizes 14V2 to 17’/2
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1
$6.20
Gal. . . . $11.35
5 Gal. . . $49.75
50 lb.
Haggar Slacks
sack
$7.20
Qt. $2.10 5-Gal. $20.50
With 2, 4-D
Qt. $3.00 5-Gal. $35.25
$20.00
2,4-D & 2,4,5-T LV **¡x.d
Pint $1.50 Gal. $ 5.75
SIMAZINE 80W
5 lb. pkg.
$14.50
KARMEX..........................
SODIUM ARSENITE
in 5-Gal. Loti
Gal.
Aylsworth & Popock Present—
'M™ Skop
$2.10
Qt. $2.40 5-Gal. $28.00
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4 lbs.
$12.00
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Other Trurtor—Ad cond. .Model
Of 1. Ga*
Allh-f halmem Tractor (complete
overhaul) Model C
John Deere Trartor—Model A
«Hydraulic lift,
John Deere £.Bottom Plow, 14”
John Deere {.Bottom Plow, If”
Mo. 44
Alll*.( hHlmera ( ulthator (4-row)
Co»er.crop Disc—five feet. (New
dl«r and hearing*)
John Deere A.B. ( oltKator—t-row
(will fit Model A or H trartor)
Dhr-harrow and float—1 ft.
Brigg*.Stratton Spray, 18«-ga|.
tank. Bfto |h. pre**ore—4 hp motor
All attarhment*.
Two>»ertlon *plke tooth harrow
Two-wheel trailer, 4 ply tlrea, 4’1
1f hed.
Two-wheel trailer, H’x»’ bed
Brigg*.Stratton f hp paint «pray,
er and rompre**or complete
Xeon Grape Hoe—fit* Alli*.Chai«
men
MISCELLANEOUS
4—U gal. Ga* Dram* with spigot*
4—€rea«e Gon*
I—Lawn Mower
I—Wheel Barrow
I—McCulloeh Power Siw. Mo. 1*14
(like new)
I—Screw Jack
If Guare herry wire
I Pipe f leaner «nake
* gal. Llme.*olphor
Flat farm «rale«
MA MY HOI’SEHOLD
AND OTHER ITEMS
AMINO TRIAZOLE
1?lb.
4-lb.
24-lb.
$1.70 & $3.50 $10.00 $54.00
Gresham Co-op
575 N.E. 8th
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245-T LV Estar
Pint $1.80 Gal. $ 7.20
ATLACIDE
100 lb. drum
$29.25
2,4-D AMINE
Pint $1.35 Gal. $ 4.45
POLYBORCHLORATE
$7.95 to $16.95
MEDIUM size upright piano $75
Also Kimble bungalow style up­
right MO 5-7867. Recondition­
ed and easy terms.
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DUCKLINGS 50c, bantams and
co»1 docks MO 5-7757.
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B & D
Radio, TV, and
Appliances
The Quality House of That
Good Used $25 TV
MO 5-9151
AUCTIONEER
Loren Smokey/ Stoffer
Rt. 1, Box 1123
MO 5-3547
CLERK
Wes Frazier
First Nat Bank of Oregon
Gresham Branch
SERVICE CALLS $3.50
We
SPINET PIANO—Privately owned
by party in this vicinity moving
out of state Will handle con­
tract or sacrifice for cash Write
or phone Bookkeeper, Tailman
Piano Stores, Inc., Salem, Ore
EM j-5707.
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36" KENMOR- push button range
—timer, clock Excel, cond $85.
MO 5-4419.
K-2?
FOR SALE—Electric stove, Frigid­
aire 30 in. In good condition.
Also desk MO 5-4381. D-22p
LOGS 8. TIMBER WANTED
MOUNTAIN VIEW LBR. CO.
Phone MU 7-2141
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COMPLETE line of used appliances,
reconditioned and guaranteed.
Also parts and service for most
appliances Factory authorized
Maytag and RCA Whirlpool
Sales and Services. We buy,
sell or trade. Call LaRue's,
MO 5-3553.
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WANTED cedar logs 10" and up.
Ph. MU 7-6317 or Cherryville 4
Mt Hood Box Factory.
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WANTED—Small or large tract
Ray Schoppeit, Rt 1, Box 140,
Sandy. MU 7-4054.
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LOGS AND TIMBER wanted. Com­
petitive prices paid. Oja Lum­
ber Co., Sandy, Ore. MU 7-
4567.
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FREIGHT DAMAGED
Automatic Zig Zag
Sewing Machine
REPEAT OF A SELLOUT
17 ONLY brand new 1964 mod­
els. Slight scratches on cabinets.
Must be sold immediately to settle
insurance claim. Full price includ­
ing cabinet.
WANT TO WATER SKI?
WE HAVE 12 water ski boats to
select from 14', 16' and 17'.
Prices from $400 up. Many other
boats, all types.
BUY
SELL
TRADE
$38.54
Rockwood Boat Brokers
18709 S.E. Stark
Term» arranged. Very automatic.
No attachment» necessary. Button­
holes,
monograms,
appliques,
sews on buttons, blind hems,
weaves, zig zags, overcasts, etc.
10 year parts guarantee. Phone
shipping and receiving dept., AT
2-4565 or after 6 p.m. call BE 2-
8555, Dlr. FREE home delivery.
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AT 2-1875
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FOR SALE—8 ft. fibre glass boat,
oars, $50 MU 7-2904, Sandy
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FT RUNABOUT, new paint
and decking $100. 16830 SE
Rhine. MO 5-5637.
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PORTABLE sewing machine, sews
good $18 00. 4808 NE 99th,
Portland
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16-FT. LARSON, full canvas, 60
hp Scott motor Holshaw tilt­
table trailer Perfect condition,
$1000 Call after 6 pm. or
weekends. MU 7-2833. C-22
Seed
CEDAR FENCING — treated posts
Campbell'», 8045 SE 82nd. PR
4-7188
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STRONG healthy bee colonies for
sale AL 3-9901 1025 SE 151st.
eves
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Pet*
1964 P AND D KENNEDY halves
in Whitman folder for $2.75.
Name
imprint free
Kent's
Koins, MU 7-3641, or 205 N
Brun», Sandy, Ore.
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GRESHAM TRADING POST, 31
NE 3rd, Gresham—We buy and
sell or trade anything— almost.
Antiques
too
Welcome to
browse MO 5-2700.
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As a matter of
fact. ..
WE
WANT
TRADES
on new REMINGTON
office equipment and
Gresham
Office Supply
336 N. Main
Gresham
MO 5-4050
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WIND­
STORM
DAMAGE?
ROOF LEAK?
USE LOW
ONLY
15c
EACH
LOWER PRICE
LARGE QUANTITIES
MO 5-2181
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2 PR DRAPES, 2 pr. curtains. Call
255-2H8
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TV ANTENNA Specialist. 15 year»
experience. Free estimate. BE
2-8009
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BROWN POODLE pups AKC. $50
MU 7-2051.
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FUN FOR KIDS — New Columbia
unicycle and stand Make of­
fer Phone MO 5-3801.
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5 POODLE puppies Not register­
ed Seven weeks old $25 each.
Phone 252-2593
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24" WESTINGHOUSE ConZ^
TV Perfect condition.
AT 2-
8055
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POODLE
AKC,
2051
Route
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USED CLOTHING - 2500 pieces,
all select merchandise Infants
to odults Work clothes, dress
clothes, sports clothes Priced
from 25c to $3 00
Chuck's
Trading Post, Kelso, Ore, C-tf
WE
ACCEPT
TRADES
The Outlook
5 3x) 2s 30' LONG, $9 50 each;
3 4x8s 26' long $9 each MO
5-5988
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GOOD reel lawn mower $60 250
SE Evelyn or coll MO 5-3202
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23 Inches x 36 Inches
Building Materials
MOVING—21" TV, just serviced,
sharp picture and good finish.
Sacrifice, $25. 254-2004 B-22
254 0776
ALUMINUM
SHEETS
GOOD top soil, big 6 yd. load
$10 Also fill material 75c yd.
Al 3-1042.
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GIRLS' BICYCLE—26" Almost new
$20 MO 5-8905.
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SE 174th & Stark
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TOP SOIL, sandy loam from vege­
table farm, also cow manure.
AL 4-4676, AL 3-1991.
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Miscellaneous
Gresham Typewriter
& Business Machines
COST THIN
6 yard load $10
MO 5-6171
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ROTOTILLER, dog house and dog
carrier. $35. 253-6873
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BARGAINS
New Und. Port. Tab.
$59.50
New Olivetti Port. Tab.
$69.95
Olympia Port. Tab.
$89.00
Royal Port. Tab.
$59.50
Und. Port. Tab.
$49.95
LIBERAL TRADES
Lowest Prices Anywhere
Top Soil
TOP SOIL
FOR SALE—Russet seed potatoes.
Netted Gems, one-tenth mile E
Zim's Corner on Stark. Call
evenings, MO 5-4630 after 6
pm.
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TYPEWRITER
typewriters or office
machines
Sewing Machines
Boat
14
Service What
We Sell
12843 SE Division
AL 5-9044
Timber
MO 5-0111
Miscellaneous
Appliances
PIANO FOR SALE — Fine spinet,
like new Assume low monthly
payments
For information
write Credit Mgr , Box 1043,
Pocatello, Idaho.
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Farm Equipment and
Houseshold Items
They're neat, trim
and slim! Adjust­
able side trims . . .
and many
automatic wash.
Sizes 28-40
Poultry
NEW ESTEY ORGAN - double
keyboard Cost $800 Will sac­
rifice Can be financed. MO 5-
7229.
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JUNE 2 - 1 P.M.
Short sleeve
Delton os shown
that irons itself.
Musical Instruments
PIANO TUNING and repairing
25 yrs. same company. Work
guaranteed. Dunn. AT 7-3222
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Coast Guard
To Open School
Here Are Just Two Suggestions for
the Grad From the Headquarters
for the Better Dressed .. . Mr. Al's
M.
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PUPS Brown, Standard
$50 777-2927 MU 7-
Mrs. Richard McQueen,
2, Box 230, Sondy, Ore
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LUTHER'S KENNELS Dogs and
cats, runways for exercise.
Hunting dogs and puppies for
sale 2135 NE 162nd Ave. AL
3-8003, AL 2-3512.
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NEW FROM McCULLOCH
10 YR OLD Frigidaire electric
stove 4 Burners, single oven.
Excellent condition Best offer.
MO 5-6250
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ELEC PORTABLE Sewing Machine
Real nice, $50 Good upright
piono for party room or church
$50 AL 4-3098
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HAND MADE white parade bridle
and Martingale, laced edges,
never used $25 MU 7-3003
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WANTED—Guns, any kind, age or
condition Ammunition any kind
or amount. Call PR 4-5222 day»,
MO 5-2254 evenings
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LAWNMOWER sharpemng
air cooled motor repair.
power mowers
M 8, $
Service, 10th and Main.
44416.____________
and
Used
Auto
MO
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SAVE $50 on a new 1963 Brit-
anica Jr. Fifteen volumes plui
book rack. Still In unopened
carton». $150 cash AL 4-7395.
Mr. Benton.
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TWO-MAN POWER
IN
A ONE-MAN SAW
Meet these two new, powerful
saws for professionals at
MOEN
Loop Highway
Sandy
MUtual 7-3636
MACHINERY CO.
GRESHAM
633 E. Powel
Gresham
MO 5-9159
PRE-HUNG DOORS $14 50 each.
Medicine cabinet», 16x24 mlr-
ror>, $6 75 ea All type» build-
eri and cabinet hardware SE
Wholesale Hdw & Door Co ,
MAYTAG combination W/D like
new
M-W ref., excel cond.
Patio
furn.,
couch,
barrel
chairs, heavy round metal table
all reasonably priced MU 7-
3121 Sandy
Eves or weak-
ends
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VACATION TRAILERFf^T rent -
Aloha 15 ft Deluxe,
sleeps
five Surprise the family, have
fun, beach or mountain, etc
Reasonable rates Shaw's Rich-
field Service Loop Hwy and
Mam, Sandy, Ore MU 7-3456
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