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The Sandy (Ore.) Post
POST DEADLINES
New« deadline each week
Th isday, Aug. 20. 1964 (Sec. 1)
British workmen must be given
at least one week’s notice of dis­
missal after six months’ employ­
ment.
Happiness
is one thing that is
increased by being shared.
Carroll Jfunrral J^ome
Day or Night Sonic« — A Local Institution
Phon« Mohawk 5-3794
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Gratham. Oregon
ENDORSE THE OREGON FUNERAL INSURANCE PLAN
DATSUN
Service Lines
Army Pvt. WILBUR M. CAL­
KINS, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James M. Calkins, Brightwood,
was assigned to the 109th Trans-
portatlon Company in Germany,
July 31.
A truck driver in the company
near Ludwigsburg, Calkins entered
the Army in August, 1963 and
received basic training at Fort
Ord, Calif. He was stationed at
Fort Benning, Ga., before arriv­
ing overseas.
Calkins is a 1958 graduate of
Sandy Union High School and at­
tended Oregon State University.
He was employed by Walter E. .
Koch Lumber Company In Sandy,
before entering the Army.
DON L. MARSHALL, seaman,
USN, son of Mr. Charles O. Mar­
shall of Rt. 2, Boring, partici­
pated in an operation called “Ex­
ercise Bird Dog” off the Coast
of California while aboard the
attack aircraft carrier USS Mid­
way.
Pickups, Sedans, Sport Can,
4-Wheel Driv«
of Sandy, participated in an oper­
ation called “Exercise Bird Dog”
off the Coast of California while
aboard the destroyer USS Bausell.
$90 DOWN
I was listening to Dr. Munk,
the other night when he was giving
four or five possible explanations
why the ruffians of North Viet
Nam deliberately attacked our de­
Aug. 21 -- Clackamas County stroyers In the Gulf of Tonkin.
Turkey Growers — roast turkey One wonders If It is ever possible
Marine Corporal JIMMIE F.
dinner, County Fair, 4:30-7:30. to ferret out the right explanations
ROBERTSON, son of Mr. and Mrs.
for events.
John w. Duke of Boring, was pro­
Something happened on our farm
Goodwill
Truck
Due
Soon
moted to his present rank while
a number of years ago that we
serving with Headquarters, First
never did figure out. This is a
Amphibious Tractor Battalion,
The Goodwill truck will be in
far cry from the mystery in the
Thjrd Marine Division on okln- Sandy Wednesday, Sept. 13, to pick
Gulf of Tonkin but it goes to
awa.
up donations of used clothing, furn­
show that there are puzzles in
iture and other items.
every day life.
Arthur A. Avery, fireman ap­
In announcing the forthcoming
One morning on my way to the
prentice, USCG, son of Mr. and
visit of the truck, Mrs. Ivan Bark­
garden, I saw friend husband stand­
Mrs. Don Avery of Rt. 1, Sandy, Is
Marine Pvt. CHARLES R. RHO­
er, local chairman for Goodwill
ing by the chicken yard scratching
DEN, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.P. a crewmember of the Coast Guard
Industries, said those having art­
his head and muttering, “Well,
Rhoden of Sandy, completed four Cutter Dexter, homeported at Gov­
icles to donate should call her at
what do you know about that?”
weeks of individual combat train­ ernment Island, Alameda, Calif.
MU 7-2351 so she can put their
Naturally I was curious. Then he
ing August 11 at the Second In­
address on the route card or
said “Do you see anything dif­
fantry Training Regiment, Marine
ferent about the chickens?” I
Brian Lamke, seaman, USN, son Items may be brought directly to
Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, Cal­
her house on Bluff road.
looked carefully at the fine flock
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Albert
J.
Lamke
if.
ol Barred Rocks but they all look­
ed perfectly normal as they busily
scratched and gobbled food.
“Well, can’t say that I do.”
"How many roosters have we?”
“Why, four I think.”
“How many do you see?”
“One, two, three, four, Why,
five. Where do you suppose the
other one came from?”
“That’s what I’d like to know.
Let’s see, someone might have
lost him as they went by. He
wasn’t here last night, I know.
I bought the last two roosters
that our neighbor had and no one
else around
here has Barred
Rocks. If he had strayed away and
been lost a while he’d be wild and
he isn’t at all.”
I said, “Maybe someone brought
him here last night and figured
they’d trade as he isn’t marked
as well as our roosters. Then,
perhsps, something scared them
away before they could carry out
their plan.”
“WeL, that’s an idea”, assented
the man of the house, “or perhaps
someone planted him he’e and
8’4 x 11 With Clip,
then they’re going to s’
■stole
Blue Canvas.or Plastic
him.”
“Oh, I don’t think anyone would
Covers — 1’4" Capacity
do that. It could be some one is
short of feed and decided they'd
board him out until spring,” I
said.
“We’ve thought of a lot of reasons
1 % Inch Capacity
for this extra rooster but I’m
Binder With Clip
going over and tell the marshall
about it. No one is going to put
anything over me” so off went
the boss to Sandy.
The law man listened carefully,
no doubt glad to hear that Instead
of something being taken some­
thing had been given.
He said, “I wouldn’t worry about
it. I’d just wait a week or so to
TRY ONE FOR W
see whether anyone calls for him
and then if there aren’t any in­
OR 10c EACH
quiries, I just have a chicken
EACH SUBJECT
dinner.”
D esk « Ho /
Farm News
We had out chicken dinner but
“The Case of the Extra Rooster.”
has never been solved. Will some­
one page Stanley Earle?
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90
Values
to
$8.99
CHILDREN'S
BUSTER BROWN SHOES
Values
90
to $9.99
BOYS & GIRLS
GYM SHOES
88
Reg. Price
$4.50-$4.99
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Summer
Heels
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off to a good start in
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SEPT. 8th
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Lease Purchase
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88
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130 N. MAIN
GRESHAM
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT 'TIL 9 P.M.
YOU
COLLEGE RULE
COVERED CLIP BOARDS
SPIRAL & STENO NOTEBOOKS
15c
to
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500
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Hurry While Quantity Last*
°
200
SHEETS
59'-Æ69*
VALIANT PRICES ON HESSEL'S
DEMONSTRATOR CLEARANCE SALE
HERE'S WHY
1964 PLYMOUTH VALIANT, Company Car
Elmer's Glue - Protractors
headquarters for The
school
supplies
119 Main
BE
'd
ZIP-OUT THEME BOOK
Perforated for neat
edges, 3 hole punch . . .
GOTTA
FILLER
PAPER
Assorted Colors
With Pockets . .
Assorted Colors
and Sizes . , .
3 HOLE
MU 7-2781
SANDY
POST
V 200 four-door sedan.
Has radio,
heater, vinyl trim, 225 engine, three
speed Torqueflite.
tinted windshield,
undercoahng and white sidewall tires
SALE PRICE
2395
1964 PLYMOUTH VALIANT, DEMO
V-200 four-door station wagon
Has
»myl interior, 225 engine, three speed
Torqueflite, tinted windshield, under-
coating.
SALE PRICE
'2650
HESSEL'S
23 WEST POWELL
GRESHAM, OREGON