Sandy post., April 21, 1955, Image 1

DY É p O S T
G et Y ou r
F ree A d C ard»
S u b scrib e T o d a y
S A N D Y . O R EG O N. T H U R S D A Y . A P R IL 21. 1955
V O LU M E 17
N U M B E R 15
Single Copy 10c
The Highway
Four-Lane Loop
Layout Revealed
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id e
e r r s s t trip
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w ill be .n-
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d iv
ivid
S A N D Y A b a tte ry of state engineering d iv isio n said.
about
No
cost
estim
ates
have
been
stalled.
.
.
.
,,
.
lig h w a y engineers w ere
finished th is week w ith an ex- made as yet and sm a lle r engi-
T h ‘\ M l; Hood L ?op’ consldered
tensive 16.3 m ile re c h a rtin g >f neering
crews are
c u rre n tly one o f the most dangerous and
the Mt. Hood Loop h ig h w a y.
checking some last-m inute de- conjested highw ays
the state
The survey crews have been ta ils to help in the planning o f carries an average o f 3000 auto
w o rk in g on relocation o f some the four-lane super h ig h w a y vis- m obiles a day.
of the h ig h w a y east o f Sandy fo r uallzed by the h ig h w a y men.
A p ro g ra m to stra ig h te n and
the past three o r fo u r years and
T hree large crew s o f engineers relocate the h ig h w a y to m ake if
present plans ca ll fo r a fo u r- have been checking p riv a te prop- safer and fa ste r has been on the
ane stra ig h te n e d and divided e rty lines, cuts and fills necessary le g isla tive p rogram s o f the dele-
highw ay. the state h ig h w a y de- fo r the relocation to the bureau gates fro m Clackam as county fo r
p a rtm e n t in M i l w a u k i e said of public roads im provem ent pro-1 the last three years.
g ra m at Z ig Zag
M eanwhile, the state h ig h w a y
Wednesday.
T w o m a jo r sharp curves w ill
h ig h w a y co m m issio n , the ru lin g body o f
R um ors
th a t
the
lie stra ig h te n e d i f plans com ­ w ould be com pletely relocated [the state road co n stru ctio n p ro ­
picture, from left are Gil Christian, science teacher; Mrs.
SANDY—A panel discussion on the impact of television on
piled by the local h ig h w a y o f­ are not true, the M ilw a u k ie o f­ gram , d u rin g a m eeting in P o rt­
the home was the highlight of the Sandy grade school PTA
Ralph Richardson,Professor Don Somerville, educational TV
fice are follow ed. The tw is tin g fice said. The h ig h w a y, accord­ land th is week acted on 41
meeting here Tuesday night. The panel, which included four
expert: Mrs. Meinig, and students Peggy Katt, Gaylo Emerson,
and
m aintenance
loop at C h e rry v ille and the ions', ing to present plans w ill continue co n stru ctio n
eighth grade students, a teacher, a mother, and an expert on
'fla t cu rve a m ile east o f Sandy to ru n along the south bank of contracts. L a rg e st o f the bids
Jamie
Noeliren,
and
Judd
Mills.
educations! TV, w as m o d e ra te d by M rs . A lfre d M e in ig . In this
is expected to be relocated, one ¡the Sandy iver.
acted on by the h ig h w a y com ­
engineer to ld The Sandy Post [ I f the proposal o f the local m ission was the a p proval o f 3.02
Wednesday.
'h ig h w a y o ffic e is follow ed, a m iles o f g ra d in g and 2.-17 m iles
H owever, no m a jo r reconstruc-|
o f paving on the F la ve l street-
C lackam as overcrossing section
tio n w ill be started im m e d ia te ly.
o f 82nd street
in C lackam as
The survey crews are m erely
cou n ty. L o w bid was by the
¡g a th e ring in fo rm a tio n fo r a p ro ­
Logan T a y lo r company, P o rtla n d
posal to the state h ig h w a y e n g i­
fo r $379,934.
neer w ho w ill then approve the
S A N D Y T he area’s $2 m il- harvest w o rk e rs fo r the big ber- S chm idt, Estacada, w ill take care , esenlatives w ill sta rt contacting [p ro g ra m and pass it on to the
T h e im p ro v in g and w id e n in g
lio n b e rry and sm all fr u its crop ry crop. T hree te m p o ra ry fo rm
o f the fa rm la b o r needs fo r the arm ers to get- acreage estimates state h ig h w a y com m ission, one
o f 82nd stre e t in Oregon C ity
S
A
N
D
Y
-Confused
school
a
u
­
are s till in essentially good shape placement representatives w ere
E agle Creek, G a rfie ld and P o rte r o tr y and settle on the num ber o f the o ffic e rs o f the M ilw a u kie
w as also one o f the three pro je cts
th o ritie s and p h ysicia n s here in
co u n ty's delegation to the
and a to p harvest can be expect- appointed by the O regon C ity o f
d is tric ts .
o f picke rs needed fo r the stra w
Sandy w ere to ld e a rly th is w eek le g lsla tu re d u rin g the present
ed th is year c u rre n t estim ates fice o f the state em p lo ym e n t ser-
F o rre s t E E rickso n o f E ric k - b e rry and ra sp b e rry harvest,
th a t the scheduled S alk vaccina-
of* the county agent and o th e r , vice.
son’s store in S p rin g w a te r w ill | The e m ploym ent o ffic e urged
tio n p ro g ra m had been postponed
Cecil
C.
Chase,
Sandy,
w
ill
rep-
handle
placement
o
f
harvest
fa
rm
e
rs
to
place
th
e
ir
orders
fo
r
b e rry experts showed Wednesday
a w a itin g the a r r iv a l o f vaccines
resent
the
e
m
ploym
ent
service
in
w
o
rk
e
rs
fo
r
th
a
t
area.
p
ickers
e
a
rly
and
to
be
realistic
Some o f the b e rry fa rm e rs in
and the schedule o f shots w ould
the
Sandy
area
and
R
ichard
A
bout
M
ay
15,
the
three
rep-
about
th
e
ir
needs.
the Sandy area have been w o r­
be fu lfille d fo r fir s t and second
ried about cold w eather and ra in
g rade youngsters as soon as pos- [
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d u rin g the past week, but fa rm
T IM B E R L IN E One o f the fin - sible.
experts assured The Sandy Post
[ a l steps in re m o v in g personal
The scheduled v a c c in a tio n p ro ­
z
th e re w asn’t a n y th in g to w o rry
p ro p e rty of the fo rm e r o p e ra to rs g ra m w as planned to s ta r t in :
about as fa r as the crop is con­
S A N D Y —A d elegation of ten
of g ia n t T im h e rlin e lodge w ill Sandy la st M onday m o rn in g but
*
cerned fo r th is season.
*
be ta ke n F rid a y , A p r il 29, when had to be postponed in d e fin ite ly . v o tin g m e m b e rs w as picke d by
*
The cold w eather hasn't h u rt
C ounty h e a lth nurses said the ! the Sandy g rade school P T A h ere
the m iscellaneous e q u ip m e n t of
■
the berries yet, but m ig h t slow
*
the lodge w ill be sold a t a ta x [ p ro g ra m had b e e n
stym ie d ■ 1 Tuesday n ig h t to atte n d the sta te
*
dow n m a tu rin g seasons on the
lie n sale, a c co rd in g to an an- th ro u g h o u t the state. The h e a lth convention o f the P T A to be h eld
*
crop. P lants are budding slo w e r ■
*
n ouncem ent fro m the bu re a u of d e p a rtm e n t said i t had o rd ered in P o rtla n d , A p ril 26-28.
*
The delegates a re a ll n e xt
because o f the w eather, but a 1
the va ccin e and p e rm its had
in te rn a l revenue o ffice .
*
few days o f w a rm th and sun­
*
been ta ke n fro m the p a re n ts fo r y e a r's o ffic e rs and c o m m itte e
The
sale
is
slated
to
s
ta
rt
at
11
*
shine w ill s tim u la te g ro w th .
the p ro g ra m . P e rm its w ill s till m em tiers o f the P TA . Selected
*
a.m .
w e re M rs. W. L . P o irie r, n e x t
T h e co u n ty agent’s o ffic e said
*i
A lle g e d fa ilu re o f M r. and M rs. be received fro m the c h ild re n 's y e a r’s p re s id e n t; L . M. E m e r­
i t w o u ld be m ore im p o rta n t t o '
C h a rle s W Slaney, fo rm e r oper- parents.
*
w o rry about extensive fr u it ro t 1
The Sandy G rade school was son, v ic e -p re sid e n t; M rs. John
I a to rs o f the lodge, to pay w ith ­
*
C hristensen, s e c re ta ry ; M r s .
caused by dam p weather. The
Me
h o ld in g taxes fo r em ployees re ­ to have been the scene o f a v a c ­ D o nald S m ith , tre a s u re r; M rs.
Me
cin
a
tio
n
fo
r
hundreds
of
yo
u
n
g
­
o ffic e re fe rre d to the w et season
sulted in the g o ve rn m e n t action.
M<
R ic h a rd
M a ro n a y,
h is to ria n :
last year.
Me
R. C. G ra n d q u ist, d is tric t d ire c ­ ste rs la st M onday m o rn in g and
schools | M rs. E d w a rd Nelson, w a ys and
*
B e rry crops in the Sandy area
to r o f in te rn a l revenue, said the bus runs fro m seven
Me
m eans
c o m m itte e
c h a irm a n ;
should
in fu ll bloom by mid- [
Me
lodge owes the g o ve rn m e n t $5380 w e re planned fo r the p ro g ra m .
finance and
M=
M?. ia w h ile a schedule fo r a M rs. Ben C lapp,
May.
fo
r
June,
$9344
fo
r
S
eptem
ber,
*
va c c in a tio n p ro g ra m
In clu d in g budget c h a irm a n ; M rs. P h ilip
H a rve stin g Is expected to in- '
Me
and $9344 fo r D ecem ber, 1954.
Me
crease about tpn per cent th is |
the
second
in
the
series
o f shots Jonsrud, m e m b e rsh ip c h a irm a n ;
P ro p e rty in clu d e d in the sale
H a rry H a rv ie , su p e rin te n d e n t o f
year, and an even m ore abun­
A
J
a re fu rn itu re , kitch e n and laun- w as sent to new spapers and the g ra d e school, and M rs. R u b ­
dant p la n tin g schedule h;is been
j d ry equ ipm e n t, tra c to r, g ift shop school a u th o ritie s th is w eek
U n d e r the new schedule, San­ en H o ffm a n , the outgoing p re s i­
fo re to ld .
P la n tin g s
have
in­
m erchandise, ski c lo th in g and
dy
d is tric t youngsters a re to re ­ dent.
creased 25 per cent d u rin g the
equ
ipm
e
n
t,
ski
tow
s,
hotel
bed­
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M rs. H o ffm a n said the non-vot­
ceive
th e ir second in the series
year w hich w ould increase f u ­
ding. canned goods,
p lu m b in g
ing
delegates who w a n t to a tte n d
o
f
jio
llo
shots
M
a
y
23.
tu re harvests even more.
supplies and o th e r ite m s.
the convention any of the th re e
B e rry experts said i t w asn’t
In charge o f the d isposal is
days should co n ta ct h e r o r M rs .
the w eather th a t was d ire c tly
P aul H. W rig h t, c h ie f o f ih e de­ H o sp ita l W o m en
P o irie r fo r luncheon tic k e ts . R eg­
a ffe c tin g the harvest, but the
lin q u e n t accounts and re tu rn s
is tra tio n fee fo r non-voting d e le ­
w e a th e r has stopped b e rry fa rm ­
b ra n ch o f the revenue o ffice .
S p en d D a y S e w in g
gates is $1.
ers fro m c a rry in g on n o rm a l
S laney's p e rm it to op e ra te the
M rs. H o ffm a n said she and
S A N D Y The m eeting o f the
c u ltiv a tin g and care o f the ber­
lodge was canceled b y the fo r ­
M rs. P o irie r w ould also a rra n g e
ries. He said c e rtifie d berries,
S A N D Y The u rg e n t need fo r scout and re a d y fo r his life c la s ­ ta ke the tra in in g and to g ive one est se rvice J a n u a ry 7. The b u ild H o sp ita l a u x ilia ry was held at tra n s p o rta tio n fo r the delegates.
n ig h t a week to the troop, plus ing w as closed F e b ru a ry 17 w hen the home o f Mrs. S. E. Cox on
fo r instance, should have been scout leaders w as a m p lifie d here s ific a tio n .
A b o u t 200 attended the g ra d e
pow er se rvice to the lodge w as H illc re s t a week ca rh e i than* usu
planted A p r il 15, but are not
S ponsler said th e re is s u ffic i­ one weekend date a m onth.
school P T A m eeting.
la st T h u rs d a y n ig h t w hen a ll
al
because
a
good
m
any
o
f
the
K enneth G able, one o f the p a r­ shut down because o f d e lin q u e n t
ent funds to p la n a p ro g ra m fo r
yet in.
a u x ilia ry w om en w ill be helping
In the Sandy area, n e a rly h a lf th re e scout m a ste rs fo r the San­ the ne xt y e a r, and th e re a re ents present a l the m eeting sug­ b ills.
O ffic ia ls o f M t. Hood n a tio n a l to a d m in iste r the p o lio vaccine
o f the co u n ty ’s raspberries are d y tro o p to ld a s m a ll g ro u p o f m a n y cub scouts co m in g up, but gested th a t a ll p a re n ts w ith spec,
raised and 75 per cent o f the p a re n ts and scouts th e y w ould the fu tu re looks sh o rt o f leaders. ia l s k ills be w e lcom ed to g ive forest announced th is w eek th a t to the p rim a ry grade ch ild re n
D u rin g the m e e tin g T o m M ets- th e ir ta le n ts to a id the club.
six bidders are c o m p e tin g to op­ on th e ir re g u la r date.
stra w b e rrie s.
resign.
I t was an a ll day session o l
g e r said Sandy doesn’t g iv e its
M eanw hile, th is week, p re lim i­
A fu rth e r m e e tin g o f a ll the e ra te the lodge. A decision as to
G il C h ris tia n and A r t B akke, tro o p a ll it should. T he boys
S A N D Y — John S te w a rt, 16-
n a ry wxtrk sta rte d to lin e up
p a re n ts o f the scout tro o p and who w ill receive a c o n tra c t to re ­ sew ing fo r the purpose o f fillin g
both a ssista n t scout m a ste rs, d o n 't have a place o f th e ir own
the parents o f cub scouts who open the hotel w ill be m ade a f­ the new area em ergency cup­ ye a r-o ld Sandy h igh school soph­
said th e y w o u ld re sig n at the to m eet, the present leaders have
board w hich w ill also be used om ore, w ill be honored a t an o f­
w ill be e lig ib le fo r boy scouts te r fu rth e r study.
end o f the school y e a r. The tro o p not had the tra in in g now re q u ir­
as a loan cupboard in connection fic ia l E x p lo re r scout ce re m o n y
F ir e m e n S e e
n e xt ye a r w ill be held in the
m a ste r. George S ponsler w ill re ­ ed o f a ll leaders and the p a re n ta l
w ith the cancer clin ic.
T h u rs d a y night.
g
rade
school
T
h
u
rs
d
a
y
evening.
C o u n ty M ee t
A n n u a l P ro m S e t
sign in A ugust.
Luncheon was served at noon
S te w a rt is the 1000th E x p lo re r
re la tio n s h ip in the tro o p has not A p r il 28, a t 7:45.
S A N D Y -F o u r o f Sandy’s fir e ­
to the 17 m em bers present. The scout to be re g iste re d in the
The m e e tin g w as ca lle d to de­ been o f the best.
F
or
H
ig
h
S
c
h
o
o
l
men attended the co u n ty m eeting cide w h a t to do about sco u tin g In
business m eeting was held In the T h u n d e rb lrd d iv is io n th is ye a r.
M e tsg e r said a scout m a s te r
o f the v o lu n te e r fir e departm ent the co m in g m onths
Sponsler
An o ffic ia l of t h e E x p lo re r
SANDY
The annual Ju n io r- afternoon.
in C anby M onday n ig h t, accord­ said se ve ra l o f the scouts in the doesn't have to have boys o f his [
The hospital dinner, sponsored scout d is tric t w ill be at re g u la r
Senior p ro m w ill be held S a tu r­
in g to Sandy's fire chief, L y le tro o p a re now re a d y to advance own In Ihe tro o p , but m u s t be
day, A p ril 30, fro m 9 p m. u n til by the a u x ilia ry , was such a suc­ m eeting o f the Sandy E x p lo re r
Seaman.
in class and one scout is a s ta ro v e r 21 y e a rs o f age. w illin g to
m id n ig h t in the Sandy high cess it is planned to m ake it an scout troop, a c co rd in g to W in k
S A N D Y Miss C arol Emerson, school gym .
C h ilto n , scout advisor.
annual a ffa ir.
m usic in s tru c to r at the Sandy
grade school, w ill speak at the
T h u rsd a y evening m eeting o f the
Sandy K iw a n is club, A p ril 21.
Miss Em erson has chosen as
her topic, Place o f M usic in Ele-
« .m e n ta ry E ducation. A g ro u p of
» ¿ h e r seventh and e ig h th grade
g irls w ill sing several songs.
»
D in n e r w ill be served at 6:15
PM w ith the p ro g ra m and bus;
ness m eeting fo llo w in g .
On The Farm
Area’s Berries Still < >k
Salk Vaccination
Schedule Stayed
For Sandy Area
Tax Lien Sale
Set For Lodge,
To Square U. S.
Sandy Grade PTA
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Fur State Confab
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the
SANDY—
d f rhool
>1 th
girls volleyl tall
• tin rnament and leivue
won first [
play. The ist playing Sandy team won all
their leag'i g en es but one. Members of the
team front left to right are Elaine McDonald.
Ann Stone, Ruby Weese. Diane Williams, Peg
gy Katt. Karen Gannon, Diana Hemmers. Ruth
nd slraigl
Andreson, Donna Farmer. JoAnn Eliason. Zel
da Duncan, Sandra Nasshahn. Nancy Lamb,
Ernestine Phillips, Janet Spaller, Judy Eri and
•lean Korbe. Their coach Is Art Kakke and
managers are Karen Triplett a n d Darlene
Gray. Trophies won by the team are also pic­
tured.
o f 1 and 3 PM in t hp
ie room o f the Sand
A il pre-school age ch ild re n a
e lig ib le fo r the free check u
and im m u n iza tio n and boost
shots.
M others a rc urged
b rin g th e ir pre-school yo u n g stf
to the clinic.
SANDY—Th«- boys’ haskethad team of the
Sandy grade school tills year completed the
season with five wins and two losses in league
play, plating them In second place in the
league and winning tldrd plat e in tlx- tourna­
m e n t. Here are tlie boys with their coach, Art
Kakke. and managers. Mert Meeker and Jodil
a L<
Mills. Team members from left to right are
llal May, Eugene Searls, ( harles Peak. Duane
Morris, Jerry Kirsting, Ed Hoffman. John
l.udi. Dean Fallor, Don Sherman, Hill Richard­
son, Ron .Munden, Kill Henselman, la-slie Nix­
on. Garmon Hodge, Doug Will and Terry
Spahr.