C L A C K A M A S COUNTY NEW8
Sandy Man
Ready to Fight
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Two Oregon men, one 59 years of
age anil the other 84 have requested
permission to enlist as volunteers in
the United States armed forces, Lieut.
Col. Elmer V Wooten state selective
service director announced at Salem
Thursday.
Ur. Williams oldest of the two
men lives at Sandy, Clackamas coun
ty. He told selective service officials
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that he would not require much equip
ment for the reason that he owns
two trusted rifles and a quantity of
ammunition. Williams said he could
account for an enemy at each shot.
Otto Lantincn, Mulino, also in this
county said he had served several en
listments in the United States coast
artillery. He requested special consi
deration because of this service.
Both men applied to Clackamas
county selective service board No. 1
for enlistement. Williams recently
observed his 84th birthday anniver-
stary.
Present limitations prevent accep-
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DEPENDABILITY '
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Clear-eyed, erect, upstanding, the American Boy
Scout depicts dependability.
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At an age of “irres-
ponsible youth” he may be trusted in matters that
would tax many of his elders.
You can have full confidence in the integrity
and intelligent direction of this dependable bank.
It is our pride to serve our depositors cheerfully and
intelligently and well. Open an account.
CDUNTY
BHNK
SANDY. OREGON
tance of men over 36 years of age
Tho men were informed that In
case the age limit is increased suffi
ciently to cover their application they
would receive notice to appear for
physical examination.
O P T IM IS T S LOOKING FOR
A P R IL SH O W ERS
While water is still spilling over
Big Sandy dam the measurement is
below normal and is getting less. As
ide from lack of rainfall snow in the
mountains was so much less than us
ual that even hot weather later or
will not increase the Sandy river
flow.
However optimists are looking for
ward to “ April showers” to moiste?
the drooping wild flowers prematun
ly blossoming. In 1937 there was not
a week all summer but some rain fell
between Portland and Mt. Hood.
Here is a real buy, circulating heat
ter in A-l shape for only $17. Also
range like new for $30. This range
is a beauty and is enamel trimmed.
If you are looking for more for your
money in household goods, stoves
ranges, furniture, etc., come to To-,
baison’s Second Hand Store, where
you have a large selection. You cair
always do much better at TobaisonV
located opposite Copeland Lumber
Co. office on Powell Blvd, in Gre
sham.—Adv.
GAS HA NDBU RNER
BURNS E M PL O Y E E
While operating a gas “handburn-
er" to kill weeds Pete Ingestrom, em
ployed at the Marvin Light farm suf
fered severe burns when the hose
blew off and gasoline spilled all over
his hands but by quick action Pete
smothered the flames and while suf
fering from raw hands and wrists con
siders himself lucky
The hand burner or flame thrower
is just coming into use here. It is
carried on the back and the torch ap
plied to either green or dry weeds,
kills, disinfects and eliminates bugs.
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Ruby Johnson who has been work-
n a . i> a
JOIN THE EASTER
PARADE
with a New Spring
Suit
from
Ray Martin’s
Select your new spring suit at Martin’s where
you will find a large selection of the latest patterns
and styles. You’Tl step into spring with new enthus
iasm in one of our suits which are truly “tops” in
high quality fabric and up-to-the-minute design.
$25
$30
FRID V, APRIL 4, 1!>41
mg at Hillsboro came home after
having quit h r job there.
A
Hews had an operation on
his knee at the Oregon City hospital
Wednesday of lust week and is re
ported doing as well as possible.
Mr. and Mrs. Ennis Entwisle of
West Linn spent Sunday at the home
of the latter’s parents Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Craft.
Jimmie T. ylor has been excused
from attending school on account of
some illness.
Those from Dover taking part in
the operetta at Sandy high school on
Friday night were Ray King, Karmen
Keck, Arlie Updegrave and Teddy
Mud row.
Mrs. Bessie Breuchart was in the
district this week in interest of hot
lunches.
Friends of Grandma Mudrow will
be glad to learn that she is trying to
walk with but little success so far.
Each week however shows some
provement.
Mrs. Guy Wilcox is getting dental
attention at Sandy from Dr. Schnei
der.
The following attended the operet
ta Friday from here: Mr. and Mrs.
H. L. Guthrie, Mrs. Jack Keck, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Updegrave, and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. King and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mudrow
and Teddy, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wolfe
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Web Rob
erts and Wallace, Roberta, Joan and
John Schmalz, Jean and Robert Craft
and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and son.
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We Expect
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that pleasing you will be the only thing that
will keep us in business
CARROLL FUNERAL HOME
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
GRESHAM. OREGON
Phone 247
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hold hold its open house on Sunday,
April 6 from 2 till 5 p.m. asd is in?
viting all who would like to see o
CCC camp from the top to the bot
tom to be its guests.
The open house is part of the na
tion wide celebration in CCC camps
in honor of the eighth anniversary of
the civilian conservation corps.
Camp Zigzag on the Mt. Hood loop
highway is composed of all Oregon
boys and draws most heavily from
Multnomah and Cluckamas counties
so a large group of visitors is ex
pected. Lieut. Theodore M. Natt is
company commander.
from hub to hub, only 38 inches hig>
at the cowl and weighs only 2100
pounds. Special equipment include.
blackout lamps, headlights that can
be swung to throw light on the en
gine should it be necessary to make*
field repairs at night and a brush
guard across the front of the radia
tor.
Christian
C h urch
Note»
10 a.m., bible school. Any parent
that fails to give his child the best
knowledge for the greatest good in
life is either a failure as a parent on
doesn’t love it as they ought. A child
should develope spiritually as well as
mentally and physically. The bible
should be used for this purpose both
in the home and the bible school.
11 a.m. Let us worship God in the
beauty of holiness by singing praises
to His name and remembering His
suffering in. communion.
Sermon,
“The Death of Christ.”
P. A. Ford, Minister.
The beautiful technicolor picture
of draing adventure and devastating
action “Untamed” starring Ray Mil-
and, Patricia Morison and Akim Tam
H E S S E L CO. O F F E R I N G N E W
iroff comes to the Esta theatre on
L IN E OF E J E C T O PU M PS
bargain nights, Wednesday and
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Thursday April 9 and 10. In addition
The Hessel Implement company ol the comedy “Waiting for Baby.”—
Gresham is announcing a new line Adv.
of “Multi-Flow Ejecto” shallow and
deep well pumps and automatic wa
TOPHAND TRACY DRILLS
ter systems, similar in construction U. S. ARMY E Q U I P M E N T ROLLS
RIDERS OF T H E CASCADES
to the pre\ iously developed line of FR OM FORD A S SE M B L Y LINE
Myers Ejecto deep well pumps but
Already to be seen at Pacific north
Under the expert leadership of
designed with three impellers instead
of one for The purpose of developing west army posts are the tough little Tophand Ray Tracy the Riders of the
higher pressure with Improved effi command reconnaissance trucks, the Cascades local riding club are be
ciency over the single impeller pump. most spectacular of the varied mo coming expert in drill formations and
This new type of pump is adapted torized equipment now rolling off should put o n a fine exhibition at the
for every domestic pumping condi- the production assembly line of the Molalla roundup and other events
tion. Capacity considered it costs less ; Fold Motor company’s Rouge plant. during the roming summer and fall.
This revolutional type of military j Several hours drill were held on
to buy, uses less current and costs
less to operate. The manufacture! I vehicle expected to play a major role Sunday afternoon of last week.
Local people who take part include
claims the shallow well pumps will in the national defense picture and
deliver more than double the capacity army drivers are rapidly familiariz Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tracy of Viola,
of other type pumps of equal horse ing themselves with the perfo:mance J. C. Tunnel! of Curiinsville, Mr.
and Mrs. L. D. Meade and son Don
power while the deep well pumps of the “blitz buggies.” *
The U. S. army has placed an init of Estacada, Betty June Gunter of
will deliver more than double the
capacity of single impeller pumps of ial $1,387,500 order with Ford for Garfield, Wm. Graham of Viola, Pat
1500 of the highly maneuverable and Duus of Garfield and Mr. and Mi's.
equal hotsepower on high lifts.
versatile reconnaissance trucks. Pow- Richard Wagner of Redland.
No Personal A ttention
The regular monthly meeting of
This punrp requires no personal at tered by a 45-hp four cylinder en
tention and no oiling or greasing gine adapted from the Ford tractor the Riders of the Cascades will take
The knocking ano pounding which the lightweight vehicles travel ex place next Sunday at the Flying T
attends many pumps at high suctioi tremely rough or soft ground with ranch of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tracy in
lifts are absent. It has only one mov ease. Smooth te n ain means a speed Viola.
ing part, no bearing to require lub of nearly a mile a minute and they
rication and gives a steady non-pul are small enough to be readily con HIGH SCHOOL YOUNGSTERS
cealed in the field.
HAVE R OU GHN ECK DAY
sating flow of water.
Among the pygmy trucks outstand
Easily Converte d to Deep Wells
The Multi-Flow Ejecto pumps and ing features are its four wheel drivq
In the colorful costumes of hill
water systems for deep wells differ and transmission, regular and auxil billies, soldiers, clowns, cowboys, vau
very little from the shallow well un iary, which gives it six speeds for deville darkies,, Hawaijfin ,dancers
its. For example to change from shal. ward and two in reverse. In tests tha and a host of other characters most
low to deep well pumping it is onl; trucks attained a speed of nearly 00 of the members of the Estacada un
necessary to install proper ejectoi mhp and climbed grades as steep as ion high school paraded on downtown
assembly, icgulator and well piping 68 percent fully loaded and better streets in Estacada Tuesday noon
1 This conversion feature is one of than 80 percent with driver only.
in observance of the annual April
In ordinary reconnaissance tho fool’s dressup and roughneck day.
I the real advantages of this new line,
small
truck’s
crew
is
three
men,
how.
protecting the purchaser of shallow
The custom of dressing up in cos
I well pump or water system from loss ever in an emergency the vehicle tume was started here some years
! because of lowering water levels.—* can accomodate five or more men ago and has now become a tradition
in addition to the driver. A pintle of the school.
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hook has been built into the rear of
the tiuck to make it useful for tow?
^ ZIGZAG CCC GROUP OPEN
Deep Creek Dairy.—Morning de
ing anti-tank guns and other light
HOUSE IS DATED
livery of cream and milk. Call Carl
artillery pieces.
Rehherg, Tel. 86.61.
Company 928 CCC, Zigzag wilj
The pygmy truck is only 80 inches
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A. W. METZGER & CO. MODERN STORE IN GRESHAM WHERE 30TH ANNI-
VERSARY SALE IS NOW IN PROGRESS
Sport Coats $9.90 and $12.50
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Other Spring Clothing Suggestions
.................................... $ 2 .9 5 to $7.95
MEN’S SWEATERS ................................$ 2 .9 5 to $ 6 .5 0
MEN’S SHIRTS..............
$ 1 .0 0 to $ 2 .2 5
MEN’S T IE S .....................
25<* to $ 1 .0 0
MEN’S H A T S ... ................................... $ 1 .9 5 to $ 5 .0 0
MEN’S SLACKS
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NEW STAR BRAND SPRING FOOTWEAR FOR
THE ENTIRE FAMILY
Mens’ Shoes
.... $ 2 .9 5
to
$ 6 .5 0
Ladies Shoes
Boys and Girls Shoes, .................................................
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$ 1 .9 8
to
to
$ 4 .9 5
$ 2 .9 5
RAY MARTIN
SPRING CLOTHING HEADQUARTERS
Powell Boulevard
GRESHAM
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The celebration of the 30th anni
versary of the founding of A. W
Metzger and company, pioneer mer.
chants of Gresham held last Tuesday
April 1st was largely attended by peo.
M pie thiuout this t'rrito ry . Each per
son visiting the store on that day
j was presented with a g ift
» | The 30th anniversary sale will con
tinue thruout the entire month o{
April with outstanding bargains be
ll ing offered is every department of
the store.
Ironite D em onstration
Next Saturday, April 5th there wiU
be an all day Ironite school or de
monstration at the store and every
lady who uses the iron to iron a gar
ment will receive a free gift.
Will
Se rv e C o ffe e
Also all day Saturday, April 5 the
Cory Coffee girl will be on hand to
serve delicious Cory-made coffee.
Special bargains are offered on
this day a fi w of which are listed in
the A. W. Metzger & Co. advertise
ment to be found elsewhere in todays
issue of this newspaper.
The entire staff of A. W. Metzger
and company are making every ef*
fort to assure the success of this
30th anniversary sale and are deter
mined to give the people of this ter*
ritory values which will long be re
membered.