Thurs.. Sept. 8. 1977 (Sec 2, SANDY (Ore., ROST - 9
Renfro attends session
on organized crime
County Fair seeks to eliminate merchandise void
Frank and Roberta Jones Square
have a goal for their County
“ This is a good area,” Frank
Fair Store in Heritage Square:
reflected. “ I t ’s also a lovely
To fill the void in merchandise building and we wanted so
available to area customers.
badly to get buck to Oregon.”
County F air is a variety store
There's still stock in the back
and its owners say they are room that hasn’t hit the floor of
having their employees keep the store and the interior
track of what people are decorating is not completed,
requesting as they come in the but the Jones already feel at
shop. What people want w ill home.
determine what County Fair
“ The other businessmen in
places on its shelves.
town have been a lot of help,”
Domestic wares, gifts, pet said Roberta.
supplies, health and beauty
“ And we’ve had a lot of^help
aids, records, tapes and from friends,” added Frank.
houseware items can be found
Frank worked in the retailing
right now in the two level store.
business for 20 years before
Other merchandise in stock opening County Fair. He is also
includes ready-to-wear clothes a trained pharmacist and held
for all ages, hanging planters a management position with a
and photographic and stereo large drugstore chain.
equipment.
The family has lived in The
“ We w ill be constantly Dalles, Grants Pass, Seattle,
changing, upgrading and LaGrande and most recently
improving -depending on the Aberdeen, Wash.
wants of the people,” said
“ Aberdeen rains about 100
Frank
inches a year,” according to
Frank and Roberta moved to Frank. “ We’re glad to be in dry
the area w ith th e ir two climate.”
c h ild re n, K evin, 11, and
Roberta was originally from
Shannon, 8. They also brought the Ontario and Baker area.
along two Irish setters, a mutt She is a graduate of Eastern
and a cat.
Oregon State College. Frank
They had several choices of was raised in LaGrande but
locations too, in which they attended high school in Por
could settle and immediately tland He is a graduate of
nabbed the site at Heritage Oregon State University.
Before coming to Sandy
Frank was an officer of the
Elks Club and president of the
Lions Club in LaGrande. He
was a member of Rotary in
Aberdeen, Wash., and on the
board of directors of the Grays
Harbor Chamber of Commerce
for the Aberdeen and Hoquiam
areas.
Frank first started hearing
about Sandy from his friend
Jim Duff, a Sandy Elementary
School teacher and Sandy City
council member The two were
both members of the same
Arm y Reserve Unit.
“ We heard about Sandy from
him constantly,” Frank said
with a laugh.
Right now store hours aren’t
officially established for the
new store because the Joneses
are trying to get a feel for the
shopping trends of the com
munity.
“ We’re delighted to be here,”
Frank said as he look around
his newly opened establish
ments “ and we intend to stay.”
Richard Carey
U.S. Bank
names
manager
A manager has been named
at United States National Bank
in Oregon's newest branch.
Richard M Carey, currently
assistant manager and general
loan officer at the bank’s
Halsey-Gateway Branch, w ill
assume the managership of
U.S. Bank's Wemme Branch
upon its opening on Sept 12.
The new Wemme Branch is the
bank's 154th branch office.
Carey joined U.S. Bank's
staff in 1968. holding the
position of operations assistant
at the firm ’s Citizens Branch in
Portland In 1971 he worked as
an operations and general loan
o ffice
at
the
bank's
M etropolitan
Branch
in
downtown Portland before
being promoted to assistant
m anager at the Halsey-
Gateway Branch
A native of Portland. Carey
has been active in the Portland
Jaycees and has served as
treasurer of the Gateway
Boosters He and his wife.
Debra, currently live in Sandy
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Frank Jones
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Across from Golf Course
Economy 2 'x 4 ' Studs
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Home Improvement C
in street value. Some of the
plants were growing in the
backyard while others were
stored in a secret room in the
house.
Acting on an informant's tip,
deputies entered the residence
on SE Dusty Lane with a search
warrant at about 6:50p.m.
The marijuana harvest was
the fifth in two months for the
Clackamas County Sheriff’s
office.
was approximately 60 years
old.
State Police released Gray’s
name to P o rtlan d
area
newspapers before reaching
the next of kin, but said,
“ We’re pretty sure of who this
guy was.” The police requested
that anyone know ing the
whereabouts
of
G ra y ’s
rela tives contact their office.
A 12-gauge shotgun was
found approximately 10 feet
from the body, according to
police. A Brightwood resident
came across the body near a
tree stump in a wooded area
about 25 yards off old Highway
26.
A
spokesman
fo r
the
Clackamas County Medical
Examiner’s Office said the
body was reduced to a skeleton
and was reported to have been
in the woods about two years.
Cause of death has not been
determined because of the
corpse’s condition. “ We don’t
know if there w ill ever be
conclusive evidence” if the
death
was
caused
by
“homicide, suicide, accident or
if he died by natural causes,” a
spokesman said.
Police said they have not
ruled out the possibility of foul
play and are continuing their
investigation.
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Renfro was among two
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conference The other
Portland Police Chief Bruce
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The conference in Seattle
dealt with the progress of
organized crime and more
specifically, the attempt by
motorcycle gangs m the area to
pattern much of their activities
after the Mafia, according to
Renfro.
Prices good Today »bru Sun., Sept. 1 1, 1977
Marijuana seized
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Two Sandy residents were
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John Alfred Boyle, 25, and
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