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VOLUME 21
PIONEER SERVICE
SANDY—O m ar
P alm er,
grandson of Joel P alm er, O re
gon pioneer w ill be th e sp eak
e r at th e an n u al service h o n
oring the unknow n w om an’s
g rav e
on
ro u te 35
n e ar
G overnm ent cam p May 30 at
11 AM.
In cooperation w ith the
O regon
h istorical
society
H oodland civic groups, w ith
Boy Scouts and G irl Scouts
and B row nies w ill pay the
a n n u al trib u te, w hich has u n
usual significance th is y e ar
due to the C entenial o b ser
vance.
M ike H aggerty, field secre
ta ry of th e O regon H istorical
society has
announced this
cerem ony w ill
be held to
honor
all
deceased
P ioneers of e arly days.
The W yEast G arden club
w ill provide the w reath w hich
w ill be placed on th e grave
by re p resen tativ es of th e girls
of B row nie and C am p F ire
organizations.
Boy Scouts w ill be present
and w ill be the color gu ard for
th e cerm ony.
Col. P alm er, long tim e r e
sident of th e Mt. Hood area
who, w ith others, in a g u arted
the event, w ill be on hand.
R ichard Shively, Eugene, a
folk singer, w ill p resen t sev
e ra l sons in the m em orial se r
vices.
The public is invited.
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POW - WOWERS
The annual sum m er frolic
d in n e r of the Mt. Hood P ow -
W ow ers w ill be held J u n e 3
at th e Mt. Hood G olf C lub at
W elches. C ocktail hour is from
6:30 to 7:30 P.M. w ith d in n e r
served pro m p tly at 7:30 PM.
T icket sales close M onday,
J u n e 1, a club spokesm an a n n
ounced. R eservations m ay be
obtained thro u g h Ivan B ark er
o r R alph R ichardson in Sandy
R ay L eaf in the Mt. Hood area
o r H axw ell or B urton W alrad
in G resham .
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DANCE CLASSES
The a d u lt dancing classes,
w ith Ed C heney in stru cto rs
Mr. and Mrs. B ern ard Spencer
in charge, closed last M onday
n ig h t for this season.
Those couples
w ho com
pleted the tw o series presented
by th e Spencers thoroughly
enjoyed th e ir lessons and are
encouraging th e ir frien d s to
sign up for a beg in n ers course
n ex t S eptem ber. An advanced
class w ill also be held.
A nvone in terested in a class
should call Jo h n M etsger or
Tom B oothby for inform ation.
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BUDGET PLANNING
OREGON CITY (S pecial) —
P lan n in g sessions on the 1959-
60 fiscal y e a r budget
for
C lackam as county w ere sched
uled to get u n d e rw ay T ues
day. M ay 19 w ith only fo u r of
th e six m em ber panel a tte n d
ing.
Ju d g e Ed L a to u re tte and
C om m issioner S tan Ely will
re p re se n t th e county court
w ith
C om m issioner D arrell
Jo n es absent and in W ash
ington, D. C. a tte n d in g a
THURSDAY, M A Y 21, 1959 SANDY, OREGON
C ongressional m eeting on O
and C tim b e r m an ag em en t and
o th e r subjects related to n a t
u ral resources.
Lee Stidd J. Oswego m ayor
and A nne C ham bers, O regon
C ity labor union official, who
a re both m em b er of th e budget
com m itte w ill be on hand for
th e T uesday m eeting w ith E arl
O liver,
C anby businessm an
and th ird m em ber of th e com
m ittee, u n ab le to a tte n d th t
first session because of a p re
vious com m ittm ent.
T he 1959-60 budget sessions
w ere la te r g ettin g sta rte d th an
originally p lan n ed due to a
delay in receiving official
budget form s— req u ired by
O regon law —from th e state
p rin ters office.
The form s w ere received
F rid ay and th e first budget
session
w as scheduled for
Tuesday because tw o of the
lay m em b ers of th e group
could not atte n d a M onday
m eeting,
Ju d g e
L a to u re tte
said.
A u d ito r Irv in g C u rran and
a re p re se n ta tiv e of his staff
w ill also be* on hand fo r all of
the budget m eetings.
“The schedule for the w eek
doesn’t ap p ear to be too good
since m any o th e r engagem ents
w ere alread y scheduled by the
com m ittee m em bers and C om
m issioner Jo n es is absent. B e
cause of the delay in getting
u n d erw ay how ever w e decided
| to schedule a session in spite
of tw o m em bers being forced
' ab sen t,” L a to u re tte said.
The p rim ary purpose of th e
first m eeting w ill be to r e
view req u ests and get th e a f
fairs lined up for m ore rapid
| h an d lin g once everyone is
presen t.
The budget com m ittee w ill
be faced w ith providing funds
for th e com pletion of th e jail,
req u ests for additional funds
from th e h ealth d e p artm en t to
e n larg e th e Child G uidance
C linic staff and q u a rte rs and
provisions fo r m ore help a n d
space in o th e r d ep artm en ts.
. “T he rap id grow th of th e
county m akes the need for
m ore help and space e v er in
creasing and w e are try in g to
provide th ese aids to service
w ith o u t asking for additional
fun d s from
th e ta x p a y e rs,”
the court said.
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CARVER PARK
O regon C ity (S p e c ia l)—E f
forts to obtain a n in e -a cre
tra c t w hich featu res a q u a rte r
of a m ile of C lackam as riv er
fro n tag e for an additional
county park w ere u n d erw ay
this w eek by the county court.
The tra c t — w hich is now
ow ned by th e H ighw ay D e-
ra rtm e n t — is located about
about fo u r m iles east of
C arv er on th e C arv er-B arto n
hiehw ay.
“T he highw av d ep artm en t
purchased the n in e-acre tra c t
abo u t th re e -y e a rs ago w hen a
huge earth and
rock slide
covered the highw ay n e ar the
tra c t location and th e land was
needed to allow’ th e highw’ay
w o rk ers a place to du m p the
d e b ris .
“ A p p earen tly the area was
previously used as a roadside
n ark since some old stone, o u t
door fireplaces am still lo cat
ed in th e a re a.” C om m issioner
Stan Ely said.
T he county court w ro te to
the state highw ay officials
e arly d u rin g th e m onth and
received a rep ly from them
T h u rsd ay in d icatin g th e m a t
te r w as being investigated.
The c o u rt’s le tte r w as tu rn e d
over to W.C. W illiam s, state
highw ay en g in eer and C. H.
A rm strong, state p ark su p e r
in ten d en t, for stu d y and a
decision, th e co u rt said.
The proposed p ark a rea is
know n as th e C ro w le y -G ra n t-
land p ro p e rty and because of
the riv e r fro n tag e it w ill m ake
an ideal roadside p ark , Ely
said.
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NAMED EDITOR
P acific U niversity, Forest
G rove, O re .--S h aro n L an d reth
d a u g h ter of Mrs. Edna L a n d
re th of P o rtlan d , has recently
been elected m anaging ed ito r
of the freshm an INDEX which
is tra d itio n a lly th e last copy
of th e school w eekly edited
by th e freshm en journalism
m ajors.
S haron is secretary of the
F reshm en class and a m em
b er of Phi L am bda O m icron,
a social sorority.
She is a g rad u ate of Sandy
high school.
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BUILDING PERMITS UP
O regon C itv (S oecial) —
B u ild in e nerT iits for C ’nck-
am as county d u rin g A nril
w ere n e arly double those issu
ed fo r th e sam e m o n th d u rin g
1958 in both n u m b er and cost
of construction.
A to tal of 83 b u ild in g n e r-
m its W’ere issued d u rin g A nril
<”'m r'ared to 47 for th e sam e
m onth in 1958 and these 83
o erm its involved construction
eosts of $877 635 The 47 n e r-
m h s issued in Anvil 1958 in
volved onlv $460 685 i r> OOJ-|_
striiction costs Don M o rte n
actin " county p lan n in g d ire c
to r said.
TbA A n ril 1959 n o rm its in -
w inded 57 f o r fb o c o n s tr u c tio n
o f o n e - f a m ilv d««-pllin">. T h n c"
to ta lle d $812,635 in co n stru c
tion costs.
O n ly o n e r o r m i t fo r P tw o -
r-innilv d w “ Hin«r
issu e d
d urincr A n r i l 1 QSQ ’T’h is pprm i*
involved $*>9 000 in co n stru c
tio n costs. M o rto n said.
S tr u c t u r a l
a lte r a tio n s
fo r
♦be b u ild in g o f h e m e s a n d
a n n r tm e n ts in e lu d e d 17 n e r -
r n 't < -
d n r im r
A n r i l p t a fo t" i
c o n s tr u c tio n f ig u r e o f $37 500
A lte r a tio n s to o th e r b u ild -
in"« o th e r th an an artm eM s or
hom es «aw th re e
n rrm its
issued w ith a cost figure o f
$5 400.
C onstruction of garages and
n o n -resid en tial buildings d u r
ing th e nast m onth included
costs of $12 w ith four perm its
issued bv th e county plan n in g
commission.
Also included in the non-
residential b u ildings w as a n
o th er p erm it at $300 con
stru ctio n cost.
T he issuance of building
p erm its and th e costs of co n
stru ctio n has increased each
m onth over those of 1598,
M orton said.
UbrMy“y °* 0reEon
Number 21
Price 10c
SCOUT CAR WASH
The Sandy
Boys scouts
w ill hae a car w ash this S a t
u rd ay
aftern o o n
at
th e
B u ild er’s
S upply
building
across from the T rail cafe.
P rice w ill be 75 cents o r a
dollar. The m oney w ill be
used to send boys sum m er
camp.
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SLOW DOWN CAMPAIGN
SA LEM —G o v ern o r M ark O.
H atfield has pledged O regon’s
support for th e n atio n -w id e
Slow Down and Live traffic
safety p ro g ram this sum m er.
The governor signed a joint
d eclaratio n w ith governors of
all o th e r states, te rrito rie s and
p rem iers of C anadian p ro v in
ces to achieve a “h ig h er d e
gree of safety on stre ets and
highw ays.”
The cam paign begins M em
orial d ry and ex ten d s through
L abor Day.
G o v ern o r H atfield
said
support of th e cam paign is of
v ital im portance to O regon
ians this C entennial sum m er.
The d eclaratio n states. “The
safety and w elfare of th e peo
ple is o u r com m on concern.
On o u r stre ets and highw ays,
safety is essential to o u r r e
sid en t and to those w ho visit
us fo r business o r recreation.
T raffic accidents ex act a te r r
ible toll of life, lim b and p ro
p erty . E v ery e ffo rt m ust be
m ade to b rin g dow n and hold
dow n' o u r tra ffic casu alty e x
perien ce.”
“To th a t end, in cooperation
w ith the A ssociation of S tate
and P rovincial S afety C oord
inators, we urge ev ery agency
of traffic law en fo rcem en t and
civic-m inded in d iv id u als and
groups, ev ery w h ere, to join
w ith us in a con cen tratio n on
safer h ig h w ay d u rin g the
su m m er of 1959. T he ’in a
h u rr y ’ psychology of vacation
d riv in g m ust be replaced by
adherence to th e w atchw ords.
“SLOW DOWN AND LIV E.”
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AIR FORCE
R ep resen tativ e W alter N or-
blad (R -O re ) announced to
day th a t he has arran g ed w ith
the Civil Service Com mission
to hold on M onday, J u ly 13,
1959, a p re lim in a ry q u alifying
ex am in atio n to d eterm in e the
eligible can d id ates in th e F irst
C ongressional D istrict of O re
gon who d esire ap p o in tm en t
in 1960 to th e U.S. A ir Force
Academ y, D enver, Colorado.
C an d id ates
for th e A ir
Force A cadm ey are eligible
for adm ission from th e day
th ey re seventeen u n itl they
becom e tw e n ty tw o
y e a r of
age. on w hich
la tte r day
XX
they are not eligible. C an d id
ates m ust n ev er have been
m arried.
C andidates for the A cadem y
m ust be actual resid en t of the
F irst O regon D istrict, w hich
em braces B enton, C lackam as,
M arion,
Polk,
Tillam ook.
W ashington,
and
Y am hill
C ounties.
In o rd e r to m ake th e nec
essary arran g em en ts, applic
an ts m ust notify C ongressm an
W alter N orblad,. 1127 House
O ffice B uilding, W ashington
25, D. C. in w ritin g not la te r
th an J u n e 15, 1959, of th e ir
desire to p articip ate in th e e x
am ination.
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SQUARE DANCE FETE
B rightw ood
(S pecial)
—
S everal copules of the B arlow
T w id lers atten d ed the Oregon
T e rrito ria l governm ent square
dance
jam b o ree
at Cam p
W ithycom be Sunday. T w en ty -
tw o callers took p a rt in the
affair. Music w as furnished
by th e Eddie K orchestra. Co-
ch airm an of the
jam boree
w ere Bob Fosberg and Hal
H uffm an. Fosberg
is caller
fo r th e B arlow T w irlers.
Those atte n d in g w ere the
G uy C hiltons, Bob Buckels,
K enneth
H edden,
Ronald
K rebs, R ichard K uehns, V ir
gil Dobsons, H erb H em phills,
H arry C h an d lers and G eorge
■Martins.
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4 H TEA
BU LL
RUN
(S pecial) —
L eaders and m em bers of the
4-H ers at the Bull Run school
gave an aftern o o n
program
and tea May 14.
Mrs. H artsh o rn s’s club m od
eled th e g arm en ts th ey had
m ade then M ary B eeh ler d em
o n stra ted how Iro n in g Can
Be Fun. Mrs. B eehlers girls
m odeled a v a rie ty of g arm en ts
th ey had m ade and L inda
S m ith and A nn M arie H an e-
b erg show ed us how to fit and
a d ju st a p attern .
Tea, coffee, punch and cook
ies w ere served. Two m em bers
have m oved aw ay and w ere
u nable to attend. T hey are
P h y llis
H u etzen ro ed er
and
K aren K ingham .
L eaders of th e group are
M arg aret B eehler and M ar
g a re t H artshorn.
M em bers are B arb ara B eeh
ler, M arcella Steele, Linda
Sm ith, A nn M arie H aneberg,
M ary
B eehler, N ancy Mc
K innon, M ary Apa, N ancy
K itchen, J a n e t B levins, Jan ice
H artsh o rn and B arb ara K it
chen.
BLAME IT ON THE TW INS
If things look a little slip - shod in The Sandy Post
this week don't you fret, things haven't gone completely
to pot.
Instead of staying home and editing the newspaper
last Tuesday night, me editor spent the night in the
m aternity ward of Holloa«-, park hospital.
The boxscore: twin girls, Melody Lea and M errie Lea,
five pounds, two ounces an-( five pounds, 14 ounces.
Cheering section: Pa. M ark, Adrian, M artha Reve-
naugh; Grandmas, Evelyn Creaser and W ren W olfe.