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Goodwill Truck Pick-Up Due Walt Taylor, Lee Irwin, Co-Publisher» Rodger Eddy, General Manager Entered at the Post Office at Sandy, Clackamas County. Oregon, as second class matter under the Act of Congress of March 1879 Member of Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association and National Editorial Association. Published every Thursday by Outlook Publishing Co, Page 2 Sandy Post, Sandy, Oregon $2 Annual Subscription December 13, 19G2 SANDY PARTY-LINE By Elizabeth Hartman MU 7-3597 Just as I was congratulating myself on how healthy our gang had been of late, that filthy flu bug moved in on us! He whetted his appetite first on Jim and then on the boys. Goodwill Industries will send their truck to Sandy, Boring, Estacada and Colton Wednes day, Dec. 19, to collect items of clothing, furniture, appli- anees and other household goods. Those who wish to con- tribute their repairable dis- cards are asked to call the following: Sandy - Boring — Mrs. Ivan A Barker, MU 7- 2351; Estacada - Colton — Rev. Ormal B Trick, CR 9-3375. They will arrange for the truck to pick up your donation. More than 400 handicapped men and women depend upon the public for gifts of clothing and other materials for their jobs and on-the-job training Letters to the Editor Sandy Post : This in regard to Joe Kief er’s article in "Up and Down the Mountain”. I always en joy reading his contribution to your much appreciated paper. He has a very tactful way of weaving facts, fiction and humor into present and histor ic incidents inclusive of human individuals, that makes inter esting reading. His narrative in the Novem ber 29th issue about Wild Bill Taylor certainly brings back to me memories of Bill Tay- lor. I first met Bill in 1912. Ue was packing supplies into the Shearer Burn between the Salmon and Roaring river for a herd of sheep at their sum- mer grazing grounds. Then, strong and nasty and George A Burg hungry for tender prey, he And his boss, John M. struck down poor defenseless Wishing us a "Merry Christ me. mas" I was running the old Gov- I’ve been giving him quite From the two of them. Forty - sc vet FFA mem- ernment Camp Hotel. Bill used a battle and I think he’s be They thanked us for "co bers, composed of 46 fresh- to buy some of his supplies ginning to tire of feeding on operation” men, sophomores and juniors from me. In those days trans my aching body. Anyhow, if In last year's "busy season” and one senior traveled to Es portation was quite different this column lacks sparkle this And told us what to do this tacada Nor 15 to receive FFA than it is today. One of our week you will understand why. year awards Sandy and Estacada worst problems was to secure Speaking of flu i — here’s a To help them save their chapters alternate each year good fresh meat. By the time tongue twister I remember reason. as hosts for (he annual event. meat bought at Sandy or from childhood i about another Told how to stamp, and Gresham got to Govt. Camp Receiving the Chapter kind: Sunday Mass wrap, and tie, it would be 24-36 hours from Farmer degrees from the A flea and a fly in a flue Each parcel that we mail, 9:30 A.M. killing time. SUHS chapter were Larry Were caught so what How to label and address, Stage lines had no refriger Shocklej and Bob Berger, jun could they do? In polite, but firm, detail Rev. Ernest Jackson ating facilities. One day I was iors; and Gary Combs, George Said the flea, ’ Let ’ s fly. Dear John and George, we Ph. MU 7-2912 complaining to Bill about this Mickelson. Don Terrill a n d Said the fly, "Let’s flee." will comply, Corner Strauss & Pleasant situation and he suggested George Rathjen, sophomores. So they flew through a flaw And do as you request that I buy mutton from his Sandy, Oregon in the flue. Awarded (Oh would that more of Greenhand de- employer. I requested that he I wish to inform "Lefty” Government was glees by the Estacada chapter find out what the meat would Shaver that, despite ‘ the ob- were Calvin McKinnis. senior: With like ‘efficience’ cost me delivered at the Hotel. vious merit and outstanding blessed!) Wayne Gilliland, Mike Moore. artistic characteristics of her Dan Engjeking. You thanked your patrons Richard Rut Bill said he would butcher commendably clever and tevr Schmale and Terry for their aid— just before dark, let the car phonetically noteworthy entry 'Tis we who should thank Jmpson, sophomores; and cass hang overnight and de in my contest, the judges re you, Raj- Clement Dale Hanks. liver it to the hotel by 8 Doug Cassidi. Chet Caswell. fused to consider it for a For all the pleasure that you o'clock the following morning, prize because she works for give Fred Collier Tim Gillespie. Sunday School 9:45 AM. at a cost of 10 cents per pound. the Post — and we wouldn’t Ken Klinglet Morning Services II A.M. Through the services that Ed New. Lynn Bill carried out his part of want anyone to accuse us of you do! Westminster Fellowship Reel. Jack Í nyder. G a r y this arrangement to the min High School Group 7 P..M. collusion, would we? You make each rural T>ox a Troutner. John Sitser. Norbert ute. Roast lamb, hot biscuits, Cards Arrive link Struttman. Roger Vollmer. huckleberry jam and huckle Nursery care during worship Christmas cards are begin Mike To all the world outside, Melvin Classen. Parsonage MU 7-3644 berry pie brought customers ning to arrive in daily in And turn each one to market Arlie Hendon. Tom Karlin. Rev. E L. Neuenfeldt back again and again, thanks Tom- creasing quantities and rest in place Allen Marschman. to Peg Leg Taylor, as his old an unopened pile on our hall Richi For shopping far and wide. Mekelburg. Gary cronies respectfully called ' table. I refuse to open any of We thank you too, for the Moore, Jeff Matz. Gary New. him. them until a week before care you take Ken Paluck, Steve -earls Ron Bill was a resourceful story Christmas, for these early To eliminate delay, Shockley, Frank Turney. Tom teller of Western life. Fact or cards seem to me premature And for those treasured let- Wickersham, Harvey Williams fiction, he could make his and take the edge off of Christ ters brought W<.| I. listeners become eye witness Elder W. D. Bresee mas anticipation by remind From dear ones far away ing me that I have yet to buy Be sure that every "custo Sabbath School 10.00 A.M. mine and had better get on mer” Church Service 11:30 A.M. the ball. Throughout each country Young People's Meeting, I suspect that some of my mile Friday 7:30 P.M. friends derive some kind of Appreciates your tradition of morbid satisfaction by being "Service With a Smile”. Sandy MU 7-4932 the "first” to get their cards So please accept our Wishes mailed and probably have Best, them already to go before (They're definitely in plural) ( they sit down to Thanksgiving For Christmas Cheer and dinner. Of course these early New Year’s Joys. birds are dearly loved by the from Post Office Department, while Your Pleased Patrons Rural. people with my dilatory P.S. .Morning Services 10:30 a m. } tendencies and penchant for But since you ask how to Sunday School !» : 15 a. in. procrastination are the direct improve targets of its desperate seas Your service in these hills, A Cordial Welcome is onal plea to ‘ Mail Early”. May I suggest that you de- Extended to All This brings up the question stroy Pastor Walter Luedtke of how early is early? As I Those obnoxious Christmas said before, some of my bills? MV Î83HI friends get their stuff off so I-oop Highway, Sandy early that when you get it you J are not sure if you are re ceiving a late card from last Two top Scouting officials were at the rostrum when the year or an early one for this. above photo was snapped last week at the annual rec ognition However, I do want the Post Due to a .slight seasonal in dinner of the Thunderbird district. Boy Scouts of America. Office to know that I’m aware St Mary Magdalene Chapel They are Lawrence Trullinger, left, district chairman, and of their problems and will try crease in unemployment, the 409 Mam St Oregon City office of the De Sandy X Ic Atiyeh, Portland area council president. Well over 100 to do better. partment of Employment will persons attended the event at Happy Valley despite dense Mornmg Prayer and Communion A CHRISTMAS LETTER TO fog. reactivate its itinerant serv Sundays 8 30 am THE SANDY POST OFFICE ice to handle unemployment Sunday School Sundays 8 30 am Today the mail box held for compensation claims at Sandy Coffee Hour at 9 45 each us starting Friday, Dec. 21, Mau Sunday mornmg (All printed in a gorgeous rice D. Botkin, manager, has Father Rene Bozarth Rector green) MOhawk 5 6202 reported. More than 23,000 Oregon vet- and return his completed card "An Ancient Faith for a A Christmas letter headed by The service will be maintain Modern, Friendly People" erans and survivors drawing to the VA by Jan 31, 1963, pen- A lovely farmhouse scene. ed as usual at the Women’s tionnaires with their monthly sion payments must be sus- 'Twas from our mailman, Club, from 9 a m to 3 p.m pended. Novotny said. pension received income ques- Al R. Kenney will be in charge The manager cautioned re pension checks about Nov. 30, cipients to be sure to complete Manager R. J. Novotny of the Veterans Administration Ke- every blank space on the card. M. KIRBYS MOVE gional Office announced. If a question does not apply, Mr and Mrs Mervil Kirby "none” should be written. The questionnaire cards are and daughter Kay left Satur being distributed 30 days ear Common errors which can day, Dec. 1, for Corpus Chris lier than heretofore to provide cause suspension of pension are ★ MUFFLERS ★ TAIL PIPES * BRAKE LININGS tie. Tex., where they will failure to sign the card, or so payees with an additional make their new home, Kirby mutilating or folding it that it month to return the informa has been transferred there by Some Tail Pipes 1936 to 1946 Vintage tion, Novotny said. cannot be processed by mach- Reynolds Metals Kay, who Ine methods. All recipients of nonservice was an eighth grade -student Persons receiving VA com- connected pension are requir at Sandy grade school was pensation for service connect ed by law to report their in given a farewell party by 311 Loop Hwy. MU 7-3721 ed death or disability are not come. employment status, and Kathy 'earls Friday, Nov. 30. required to report income since in some cases their assets, for both 1962 and 1963. it has no bearing on their legal entitlement. If a payee does not fill out FFA Degrees Won St Michael's Catholic Church Community Presbyterian Church to his narratives. During the summer of 1916 when I was lookout on the summit of Mt Hood for the U. S. Forest Service, Bill called me from Govt. Camp and asked if I could entertain a 12-year-old boy on top for a few days. He was the son of a Boston lady writer who was staying at the hotel. She and her son were touring the marginal areas of the United States, writing a ground eye witness outline of people, places and ways and means of their conventional living. Bill had taken the boy to the sheep camp for a couple of days, which the youngster enjoyed immensely. Bill had told him about my guiding and the Mountain and my having built the lookout cabin, and living up there scouting out forest fires’ The youngster had been sold on a trip to the summit of Hood. Bill would bring him on horseback to Crater Rock where I would meet him and escort him to the top. The mother was thrilled with the opportunity of the boy having this experience. The details were worked out by the mother, the hotel man ager and Wild Bill Taylor. Everything worked out to a detail of perfection for all in volved. I’ve often wondered if the book "Rimming the U.S.A." was ever published. So far as I know Bill Taylor had no regular home. He always boasted that his home was where he hung his hat. That’s my answer t to Joe Kiefer’s query as to what happened to Wild Bill (Peg leg) Taylor. My book of Memoirs is com- ing along splendid. Adventist State Veterans Receive Forms Just Purchased Out of Town Complete Jobbers Stock SANDY AUTO PARTS FRIGIDAIRE DISHWASHER • Model DW DMB • Regular $259.95 $21500 ALSO AVAILABLE DISHWASHER 50 • Model OWSTE MARKS APPLIANCE 8409 S.E. WOODSTOCK Estacada Firm Seeks Loan OK Estacada Telephone & Tele- Co. has filed an appli- catton asking approval of a $9,(XX) loan, according to the state public utility com- mlssioner. The firm told the PUC the money would be an additional borrowing under its Rural Electrification Administration loan. About $45.000 of the money, according to the application, would he used to pay off an Estacada-Oregon City toll lead purchased earlier this year from Pacific Northwest Bell Telephone Co. The remainder would go for improvement and enlargment of toll and central office equipment and upgrading services It's WILLIAMS Jeweler For Diamond« ¡M E Powell MO 5 New and Used Sales * Service MILLS BROS. RIGGING SHOP Loop Highway MU 7-3636 Sandy HIGHEST TRADE-INS Absolutely the LOWEST Power Mower Prices Anywhere In Oregon AT o FOR M JUICY BIG HAMBURGERS 35e Well, the Sandy Post sure hopes that someone does. We need some copies to complete our permanent bound files. The Post will give a two-year subscrip tion or $1 in cash for JANUARY 12, 1961 copies of the Sandy Post in good con dition. Sandy Post MAIN STREET SANDY MU 7-2781 Classified Business, Professional Directory DORIS K. ALEX 14525 E. Burntid«, Portland Accounting & Payroll Reports For Information Call ALpin« 4-5920 or MUtual 7-2521 Insurance DUKE 8 PROCTOR Insurance Agents Sandy, Oregon CHARLES H. CARLSTROM ELTON D. LEAVITT, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Physician and Surgeon Offer Hours 9 AM to 5 30 PM MU 7-3851 Loop Hiway Ood? ercept Sun Sandy Nursing Homes MU 7-22/ 1 M c G uire s Office Hours 9AM Daily ewcept Wed Sun MU 7-2631 to 6 PM Sat 9-1 P M Medical Bldg., Sandy Heal Estate nursing home MU 7-4712 ORIENT NURSING HOME MO 5-3723 * Mn« for inMI^l conulnce«t MUMU ano those MMis* num«* care J. WOODIE Real Estate - General Insurance Offer m S ei—» »—r trOfe Phone Hood-land 402 Brightwood Martha C. McGuire, BN. DR. JOE M ONCHI Iwm* Cirt for iho ***** »n Comoieve-i Registered Optometrist ORCHARD CREST NURSING HOME M0 S-341S Jpen 9 AM to 5 30 P M eweouigt bi Appointment Ui blocks North »no Ent pf Hood TWAtre PR 1-1194 With All Attachments Do You Collect Old Sandy Posts? Sandy Opens Claims Office FOR HER CHRISTMAS DEMO TAKES RECOUNT The recount of votes, asked for by Richard Groener, gave Tom Monaghan, Milwaukie Democrat, the second spot as an Oregon State senator from Clackamas county by a scant 38 votes. 19 votes fewer than the 57 majority he had prior to the recount. McCulloch Chain Saws d! Lige Coalman, Santa Rosa, Calif. Immanuel Lutheran Church; Episcopal WMI VETS PARTY Gresham Barracks’ 2614 and Ladies Auxiliary of World War One Veterans will meet at Gresham Armory on Saturday, Dec. 15, at 7o’clock for their regular meeting, which will be followed by Christmas party and dinner. All World War One Veterans nre welcome 33 N.E. Kelly Gresham 24 Hour Non.", Corr for omtolovn* on* »M Ml r*u o» coll MU 7-2041 Surveyor MARX A CHASE Registered Land Surveyor •e^fMered Land Swn^ror S uh * mg M ak «4 S«W^is><xn Off<e »ocatH 3 males east of Qn~. •m or loo* Hwy P.O. Boi 431 Grotham
