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Log Conference Has 25th Meet
"Twenty Five and Still Alive’
will be the theme of the Silvet
Anniversary session of the Ore­
gon Logging conference. This
meeting with logging equip­
ment display will be held at
the Lane County Fairground.
Eugene, on Feb. 21, 22 and 23.
Panel sessions on new ideas
in logging, safety practices and
an evaluation of 25 years of
government regulations will be
featured.
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The keynote speaker Thurs­
day morning will be Edward R
Murrow, director of United
States Information agency.
A full schedule of entertain­
ment will be provided for mem­
bers and their guests starting
with no-host dinner dancing
Wednesday evening at the Eu-
gene Hotel. Thursday will fea-
ture a ladies fashion show and
luncheon with a banquet and
dance scheduled for Friday
night.
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Forest Program
Set for Sandy
A forestry education program
is being planned for farm wood­
land owners in the Sandy area,
reports County Agent Clayton
Wills.
Several forest farmers from
Sandy met Wednesday, Feb. 13
to make plans for an educa­
tional program. Those partici­
pating were: Clyde Updegrave.
A. W. Dyal, Ken Stone, Bill
Tucker, O. D. Bowman, Phil
Richards and Jim Reid.
Agent Wills explained the
program being offered to wood
land owners in the Molalla ar­
ea. This includes meetings on
taxes, rodent control. Christ­
mas tree growing and tours to
various forestry projects.
The planning group has de
cided to hold a public meeting
for all interested woodland
owners at Sandy grade school
Thursday, March 14 at 8 pm
At this meeting County Agent
Clayton Wills will explain the
county forestry program and
various programs available to
woodland owners.
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V. Dell Butler, long-time been filled by the appointment
Sandy area resident, sold his to that post of Melvin N. Han-
home here and is staying at the neberg, Rt. 1. Box 446. Sandy.
home of his son. Charles H
Butler, in Oregon City. Butler,
STUDEBAKER SALES L’P
who is getting his strength back
Continuing an upward sales
after a recent seige of flu that trend that began in «anuary,
put him in the hospital for a Studebaker retail automobile
week, says he has purchased a deliveries in the first 10 days of
home on the hill in Oregon February were 44.5 percent
City, but will not move into it higher than in the correspond­
for a few weeks.
ing period of 1962. Studebaker's
Butler has long taken an ac­ retail organization sold 2,017
tive part in the community. He automobiles during the first 10
says his position as secretary­ days of February to account
treasurer of the Sandy Rural for 1.31 percent of total indus-
Protection District has try deliveries.
By JOE KIEFER
They were terrified, but one the fire and kept it burning un­
brave man said to his family til the body of the giant was
and neighbors ' You must run only a heap of ashes.
away. I will stay and meet
People Dance
The people danced gleefully
the giant.”
Although the people tried to around the fire, rejoicing be­
persuade him to flee with cause their enemy was dead.
They gathered the ashes
them, the courageous man re-
carefully in a large basket
fused to go.
When the people had gone, and carried it to the top of a
he put on his best clothes made their home.
and sat down to wait for the
There they emptied the bas-
ket of ashes.
giant.
When he saw a great canoe
As the ashes left the bas-
float around the end of the ket. the winds picked them up
island, he lay down on the and carried them far and wide
ground and pretended to be over the land.
And every particle of ash be­
dead.
The giant, finding that all the came a living, biting mosquito.
people had escaped, was fur­
Now next summer while
having dinner on your patio or
ious.
fishing on your favorite lake
Giant Kages
He raged around the village or stream, as you slap - slap
knocking down the houses and at the pesky little varmens,
tearing up the trees by their remember the words of the big
roots.
is when we say "All right,
When he found the brave man bidden fruit in the Garden of
lying on the ground as if dead,
I have a hunch that the for-
the evil giant picked him up Honey, here is the dough.”
in his great arms and tossed husbands have the last word
him into the canoe.
These days the only time we
He took the brave man to bag giant "Still will I eat you!”
his house, threw him inside, lion bucks on gambling, and
shut the door, and went away, Hood Lanes.
At once the brave man arose,
I would of liked to have seen
He found the giant's son in the Elizabeth Hartman take that
An Indian Legend
house. Painting a spear at the swan dive down alley number
How the mosquitoe came to breast of the giant’s son, he seven and Nell Howe break the
be.
said, "Tell me where your stitches in her britches.
In ancient times when there father’s heart is or I will kill
Why not have this slap-stick
where giants in the land there you!”
show again?
lived one giant who was mon­
Badly frightened, the boy re­
But this time let the Mt. Hood
strously wicked.
plied. It is in his left heel.” Lions club charge admission—
His great passion was to kill
When the giant returned, his they will use the dough for a
and eat the people.
prisoner jumped up, seized a good cause.
He killed whole villages of spear and thrust it deep into
These days, there are fewer
people, and they were defense­ the giant's heel.
women in sewing circles and
mortally more in bowling alleys.
less before him.
The giant
fell
Although many men tried to wounded, but before he died he
It looks like the gals have
kill the giant they were unable said, "Even though you burn ichanged from needles to pins.
to do so. They lost their own my body still will I eat you!"
There is a new craze sweep­
lives instead.
He died. The brave man went ing the country these days,
This was because the giant out and called his people to-
"The 50-mile hike.” Well,
had a terrible secret — no one gether.
President Kennedy has the
knew where his heart lay in his
There was great rejoicing ov- country moving again, this time
body.
er the death of the wicked gi- on aching feet.
But they knew the only way ant.
Now I am getting serious,
As was the custom in those and write about our local pa­
to kill him was to shoot him
days, the people gathered wood per, "The Sandy Post.”
in the heart.
One day the people of a cer- and made a great funeral
As qyou qknow, qor should
tain village heard that the gi­ pyre.
know, advertising of your bus­
ant was on his way to their
On it they placed, the gi-
iness or things you need or
village.
ant’s body. Then they lighted have for sale keeps the paper
going.
So with this new year well
under way let’s all of us co-
operate a little harder with our
own mountain newspaper.
Remember, business without
advertising is like kising a
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FRIDAY, FEB. 22
7
V. D. Butler Leaves Sandy
UP and DOWN the MOUNTAIN
Some people are saying these
days. Isn't this beautiful wea­
ther just like spring!”
I suppose I’ll have to agree
with them.
When I can work around my
flowers in February what else
can I do but agree?
As for myself. I would just
as well have snow in our moun­
tains this time of the year.
Without a snow pack in the
mountains what are we going
to use for water this summer?
Last year at this time there
was over ten feet of snow at
Timberline Lodge.
This year there is only about
24 inches. The way it looks
to me now our woods are go­
ing to be tinder dry. and all
of us are going to have to use
extreme caution in regards to
fire.
WTiy not. during this period
of good weather, clean up
around your homes.
Remember, an ounce of pre­
vention is worth a pound of
cure.
Cooperate with the men of
the Forest Service; they are
your friends. And if we do have
a dry summer, they will do a
real job in protecting your
home and my home.
JACK GRAUER'S ONLY STORE
The Sandy (Ore.) Post
The spot light will be on the
Sandy grade school PTA and
the Sandy high school student
body, Monday, Feb 25 at the
Mom and Dad’s Club
Student body president Ed
Holt will introduce the officers
of the student council: Raw-
ley Burns, vice president; Jane
Lane, secretary; and Sandra
Deming, treasurer. Ed Holt
will also tell how the other
council members are elected
to the council.
Jasper Potharst. Sandy’s for­
eign exchange student from
Holland, will give his impres­
sions of Sandy and Sandy high
school He will conclude the
program doing several violin
selections
accompanied
by
Bruce Roland, his American
brother Jasper has been play­
ing with the Portland Junior
Symphony.
SERVICE
From Edward I*. Cliff. Chief,
I'.S. Forest Service, in Wash­
ington, D.C., conies an an­
nouncement that on March 2,
Kobert W. Cowlin, Director of
the Pacific Northwest Forest
and Range Experiment Station,
will retire from a 33 year U.S.
Forest Service career in re­
search, all of It spent with the
Portland based, two-state agen­
cy. Filling bis position will be
Philip A. Briegleb. transferring
from the Southern Forest Ex­
periment Station in New Or­
leans, La.
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Paul Koch was elected as the
new Chairman of the Board of
Managers for the Clackamas
County YMCA. He is present­
ly chairman of the YMCA
World Service Committee con­
cerned with helping YMCAs
overseas.
Also elected were Jim Stev­
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Donald B. Bowerman, Rev.
Norman R. Bengel, Rev. Leo
Epperson, and Mrs. Hugh Stout
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