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AUCTION
WALRAD INSURANCE AGENCY
Thursday - 7 P.M. - Aug. 13th
MO 5-6764
18118 S.E. Market
Phone MU 7-2861
1964 DEMO
CLEAN UP!
AND EVERY THURSDAY THEREAFTER
Glenn I. Short, Auctioneer
“Consignments Welcome”
Gresham Trading Post
Gresham
31 N.E. 3rd
NOW
MO 5-2700
REDUCED TO MOVE!
During a time of stress you can be
sure we will assume as many of your
problems and burdens as is humanly
possible.
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ALWAYS
ON CALL
We Offer These Fine Demonstrators
At Year-End Savings !
SERVICE WITH DIGNITY AND TASTE
MO5-48»
Bonneville Coupes
We Endorse the Oregon Funeral Insurance Plan
Catalina Coupe"
1 Catalina 4-dr. Sedan
Tempest Custom 4-dr. Sedan
¥AII fully equipped, but equipment varies by car.
FRANK
Stores put up signs to advertise their own business and
not another’s ... at least that’s what we thought until we
saw these signs last week. One in front of the local bowling
establishment points out the way to the grocery store on the
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Sign Up Now
Few Openings Left for
Bowlers on Fall Leagues. Starting
in September at these times:
SUNDAY:
MONDAY:
7 30
10:00
0:45
6:45
6:45
6:45
9:00
9:00
WEDNESDAY: 9:00
10:00
THURSDAY:
9:00
9:00
FRIDAY
9:00
P.M.—Mixed Doubles
A.M.—Ladiei Trio
and 9 P.M.—Mixed Doubles
P.M.—Ladies
P.M. Men's Commercial
P.M.—Lutheran Mixed
P.M.—Ladies
P.M.—Men's Scratch
PM —Men's Merchants
A M.—Ladies Trio
P.M.—Men's and Ladies Trio
P.M.—Mixed Doubles
P.M.—Mixed Doubles
for Information Phone
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MO 5-9000
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August 15, 16, 22, and 23
Start Practicing for Fall Leagues
J Games
With Coupon
and Includes
BREAKFAST ’/2 PRICE
Good 'til 3 P.M.
COUPON
EASTMONT LANES
2000 E. Powell
Gresham
threshed every year and it was
kept in the barn in a large bln
with a hinged cover. This grain
was fed out during the year to
a large band of hogs and also to
the herd of cows.
Grandpa watched the grain pret
ty closely as he knew just how
much should be fed out to keep
the stock in good condition. One
fall it seemed as though the amount
of grain was going down too fast.
At first he thought he imagined
It, but as time went on he was
sure some one was stealing it.
He rather suspected that one of
the Bull Run homesteaders who
had worked for him might be
responsible. The grain seemed
to disappear at regular Intervals,
so when he deemed the time was
about right for another haul, he
got up one morning at 3 a.m.
ily filling a sack.
and sure enough found the sus
pected party in the grain bin bus-
Grandfather was a fair man and
if the culprit had asked him for
the grain or had volunteered to
work for it he wouldn’t have re
fused him, as he believed In giv
ing everyone a fair show but he
hated dishonesty. He ordered the
grain stealer off the place In no
uncertain terms with the added
command to never set foot on
the place again. In a way it seem
ed rather pathetic to think of old
fellow walking up and down can-
Phone MO 5-2166
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By LILLIAN TEN EYCK
The papers are full of it; T.
V. and radio blare It; owners of
summer cottages bewail It; It’s
a scourage of the 20th century,
just plain thievery. Banks are
robbed, cars are stolen, houses
are broken into and contents tak
en and what isn’t stolen Is often
destroyed. Nothing Is safe from
such vandalism.
In pioneer days honesty was
pretty much the policy. The houses
were never locked. A workman
could leave his tools by the side
of the road and come back the next
day and find them just where
he had left them. However Grand
pa Hoffman had one experience
with dishonesty, though If there Is
ever an excuse for dishonesty,
perhaps there was one there.
There were several families
who had taken up homesteads on
the ridge the other side of the
Little Sandy which is now In the
Bull Run reserve. There was no
road, only a trail from a homes
tead this side of the Little Sandy.
So their supplies had to be car
ried In on horse or, lacking ahor
se, by their own effort«.
Several of these homesteaders
worked for Grandpa Hoffman and
as he was never without a good
supply of staples they got much
of what they needed from him.
In fact, the plenty of everything
Grandpa had was too big a temp
tation for one of them. Grain was
yons in the middle of the night
to get the grain which was need
ed to feed his few chickens. But
stealing simply was not tolerated
in a pioneer society.
// FAMOUS NAME BRANDS
Sale Continues
YOUTH FOR CHRIST
The feature length motion pic
ture "In His Steps" will be shown
at Youth for Christ Saturday, Aug.
15, at Benson high school, 7:45
n.m.
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RENTALS
★ VACATION &
U-HAUL TRAILERS
Many One of a Kind
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For Best Selection In All Departments
NOTHING DOWN
3 YEARS TO PAY
Listen to
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MU 7-3456
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^CLEARANCE/
IT’S A FACT-OUR’64s ARE THE
BEST-SELLING FORDS EVER! NOW
WE OFFER YEAR-END BARGAINS
ON 'EM...SO OUR BIG SELECTION
WON'T LAST LONG!
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This is a space-maker phone. The dial
tilts and rotates so it can be installed at
FOR
GLOS FORD
mt . HOOD HWY. A TENEYCK RD.
SANDY, OREGON
any angle. The receiver cradle can be
installed on either side. It fits almost any
where in the house or office-on the wall,
in a corner, under a counter. It's just
one of more than 100 types of special
ized communications equipment offered
by West Coast Telephone Company.
West Coast
SEE YOUR LOCAL FORD DEALER!
HE’S A GOOD MAN TO KNOW!
Telephone
Open 9 to 6 Daily
Friday Till Nine
Samples Shown in Your Home
Anytime
MO 5 3532
NO OBLIGATION
For
Additional
TWO FLOORS OF COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS
Arnold C. Espersen, III, sea
man boatswain's mate, USCG, sun
of Mr, and Mrs. Arnold C. Esp
ersen of Rt 2, Sandy, and Larry
D. McCallum, seaman dental tech
nician. USCG, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert H. McCallum of Rt. 1,
Boring are serving with the Coast
Guard Group, New Orleans, La.
HEADQUARTERS
KRDR
Show's
Army Reserve Maj. Howard C.
Sanders of Estacada, graduated
from the Army Reserve Com
mand and General Staff College
Associate course, Aug. 8, follow
ing two weeks of annual ac
tive duty training at Fort Leav
enworth. Kan.
Sanders and his wife, Jose
phine, live in Estacada.
19027 S. E. Stark
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SERVICE LINES
This will be
the shortest
Ford Clearance
ever held !
gresham, Oregon
PONTIAC-GMC, INC
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next corner and the grocery store in turn has erected a sign
directing the way to the kegling arena. Such friendly coopera
tion earns our praise and this bit of free advertising.