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The Sandy (Ore.) Post Thursday, Mar. 28, 1963 (See. 1)
Students 'Go Ape'
As Team Takes 3rd
At Anderson Station—
5 HERE and THERE with
Local Navy Boy
Mails Spanish
Swords to Folks
AUDREY COLSON
the smallest.
Wednesday, when the home
team stopped Hermiston, three
buses made the journey from
Sandy carrying 118 students
After that, one bus was taker
each day for 45, 38 and 38 stu­
dents to total 239 spectators
on buses alone. Many more
adults and students made the
trip by car.
BY NOBMAN FOX
It isn't every year that a
Sandy basketball team takes
third place in the A - 1 tourna­
ment, so you can expect the
Pioneer rooters to show con­
siderable enthusiasm
Actually, they didn't get too
excited; they calmly went ape.
After the players had return­
ed to their quarters at the
downtown motel, the seething,
shouting bus load of students
stopped and put up a racket
that brought their favorite
team out of hiding.
Tourney attendance for San­
dy as exceptional, especially
when the size of our school is
considered Of the sixteen high
schools represented, SUHS was
By MRS. M. B. LANDIS
ANDERSON STATION —
Lynn Davis, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Davis who is in
the Navy on the U S.S. Roose­
velt was permitted to go ashore
in Spain on a goodwill tour.
While there he purchased a pair
of dueling swords at Barce­
lona, and sent them home.
Mr. and Mrs. William Olm­
sted (Beverly Hudson) of Bea­
verton are the parents of a son,
Mathew Darnell, born March
There are now 94,707 active 16. Maternal grandparents are
4-H Clubs in the United States Mr. and Mrs. Marne Hudson
These clubs carry on organi­ and paternal grandparents are
zed work in 3,094 counties un­ the Wallace Olmsteds of Port­
der the direction of nearly 11, land.
000 county extension agents.
Tulip Lane Extension unit
have to date delivered 25,000
paper bedside bags to a Port­
land hospital as part of their
Nona of school meeting
community service.
Notice U hereby given to the legal votera at
^.***P^*^7
ecbool district No
of
. . eckuhe County, State of
Mrs. Alice Smith and three
Oregon. that a SCHOOL MUTING of the «aid district will bo held at Shhil/ L-
tar/
an the
Bth
day of
April
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-------- - !• 45
children from Tacoma, Wash.,
at 71 ¡Q o'clock p m . fur the purpose of diaruaring the budget for the flacai year beginning July 1. is6j , and ending June K> 1»64 hereinafter set forth.
was a Friday visitor of Mrs.
Joe Wooley. These ladies are
BUDGET FISCAL YEAR 19
Schedule I
friends of long standing.
and Tax Levies
Mrs. Clary and son have
moved into the house of Mrs.
m
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| Freda Johnson.
At an evening party March
33.i76.QQ_
59.785.00
1. a Total Fatima ted Expenditure
58J.9QZ.9O 410,941,30
4 at the home of his parents,
b Total Raaarved for Expenditure in Fu
Mr. and Mrs. Gunther of Mil­
53.176.99
39.785.00
c Total Eetlznatad Expenditure and R eerv*
‘•8j.9OZ.9O *»1O.9*«1.9O
waukie, the engagement of
DEDUCT
Joyce L. Stoller and Richard
E Total Eetlznatad Haceipta and A valla Ue
33.176.09
Caah Balance
A. Gustaffson was announced.
¿99.137.M 125.9611‘«i^
The bride - to - be is the
¿5*>^989-*»2
1 Amount Nweearj to Balance the Budget
59.785.09
22*-26iu*t2
daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Har­
ADD
€ Eetlznatad Amount of Taxe That Will Not Be
old D. Stoller.
Coltocted During the Harai Year for Which
They are planning an early
Thia Budget la Made. Including Katiznatad
as.¿98 .o*.
5.978.50
Z7.‘*?6.5*
Hebei« on T^e
spring wedding as soon as he
• Total Eatlmatad Tax Leriae tar Enauing
is out of service. Miss Stol­
*•5.765.50
WZ.ZW.Ol Z58.578.51
• Analyst# of Eatlmatad Tax Levtaa
ler was a graduate of Gresh­
X X X X X X
X X X X X X
(a) Amount Inside «% Uznitatton
am high school in 1961.
■ ■■■XX X X X X X X
X X X X X X
£b) Amount Outaide
UmlUUoo
Friends will be glad to know
X X X X X X
X X X X X X
X X X X X X
X
X
X
X
s
a
*•5,765.50
(C) Not Subject to •« limitation
*•5.765.50
that Mrs. Grace Morgan is bet­
Adopted by District School Board
(U
I Cash Working Fund (Schedule
W D) .
.
.
ter but grieved to learn that
It.
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Dotad
Martti
Mr. Morgan is still on the
INDEBTEDNESS
critical list.
"Talk and Sew" 4-H club held
^2^6,000.00
their second meeting at the
home of Mrs. R. Hasselman.
Officers elected were Susan
Grades, president; Linda Zim­
rued
merman, vice president; Su­
Signed
san Swan, secretary; and Deb­
orah Weaver, reporter.
Leaders are Mrs. R. P.
QMU1 RJND
Weaver
and Mrs. R. Hassel­
QMRAL
FUND
UHMATTU RECEIPTS
man. Anyone interested in
July 1, IH 65 to June Ml 1E^-
.Schedule UI (Continued)
BEGINNING ( ASH BALANCE
ESTIMATED DIPENDITIJRE8 (Continued) July 1. If
Phase II serving may contact
one of the leaders.
David Thompson went with
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Powell Valley Mission Cove­
—
MAINTBNANCa OF PLANT
nant young folks to Cannon
700 Sane
Beach for three days during
877*90
¿.O-Q.OQ 710 Salarie
L.5QÛUD
• «ic A
3.¿00.00 1» Matartal, and Supplie
spring vacation.
’.•74,07
k.C* <’.0O 7Sf Haplaramant «f Equipment
Mrs. LeRoy McKinney and
it« « «.Hartad Serviteci -x , -tdii.
I?.«?
X,¿Q0a00
p?«¿5
sons were Saturday and Sun­
8,165.^
10,4OO.OC
12,000.00
Total Malntananca of Plant
day visitors with her sister,
FIXED < HAB«!»
Mrs. Joe Wooley and family.
SOO Sarte
Word from Mrs. Tony Pleiss,
is.yn.w
17,94'.oH
20, orc. OO 851 Retirement and Social Security Eapenaa
23.500.ÛQ
1,148.1,8
?,4or.0Ò (til Inaurane, rd AJ • rtleal
■
».5 3.-1
2.500^X1
who at one time lived in this
•M Hemal of land and Buildlnga
community, is that they have
l,Uo?.?
28?.
1,500.00
•55 Intere,« on Current Ixiana
3JAC
1.650^X1
O rq
luvroll withhnldiiuf -Ld^uat-
now moved out of Portland to
25,900.00
!» , ■ .
22,91«?.7*
a small acreage near Eagle
27,650.00
Total Fuad Charge
FOOD SrXVKEa AND
Creek.
ITIDtNT BODY ACnVTHEg
beau
Here's
New
Sandy Elem.
School
Budget
AND
2SL
m
that you didn’t miss all the
fashions shown at the style
show at Sandy high school last
night.
Also don’t forget to go the
Sandy Kelso Grange ham din­
ner this Saturday night at the
Kelso Grange Hall. Dinner will
be from 5:30 to 8 p.m. This
annual dinner is always very
good so don’t you miss it.
This will be all for this week.
Maybe next week I will have
more to report than the basket­
ball games; baseball will be
starting up and I don’t know
a thing about those games —
aren't you glad. Maybe I will
report on the bowling scores.
and Phillip Johnson. Sunday,
March 31, John Griffith. Den­
nis Cutsforth, Sandra Lundeen
and Rita Wallace.
Clubs meeting next week are
Thursday, March 28, Kiwanis,
Sandy Rebekahs 193, and the
Mt. Hood Jaycees. Monday,
April 1, Womens Guild: Tues­
day, April 2. Oregon Trail
Riders. Chamber of Commerce
and Sandy grade school execu­
tive board; Wednesday, April
3. Sandy BPW club.
I’m sure glad that the bas­
ketball tournament is over now.
If the BPW Style show is a
success this Wednesday I hope
I can rest up next week. Hope
Well we are all back from
the state basketball tourna­
ment at McArthur Court in
Eugene. The boys won third
place in the state tournament
and we couldn't be more proud
vl all these boys and their
coach, Jerry Ross. Jerry Ross
was carried from the floor to
the dressing room by the team
Saturday night.
Later, when the next game
was over and they were hand­
ing out the trophies, Mick
Hoffman and Dan Nichols re­
ceived the trophy that was
brought back to our high
school. After their sad loss
against Tigard on Friday
night, the Sandy team came
back to win over Astoria on
Saturday night.
SPRINGERS
At half time when our team
played, our girls did some half
time routines that were very
good. Two of our girls did
the hula one afternoon and even
the coaches didn’t leave their
seats for a smoke. This
brought the house down and
the hula was very well done.
SUNDAY - MARCH 31st
IN PERSON
FROM 3 P.M. TO 9 P.M.
GEORGE
JONES
If you ever want to go to
state and you have Ann Smith
along and she talks you into
going up to see her sister-in-
law, please take your car;
don’t start walking like we did.
AND
THE
She thought it was only a
few blocks from McArthur
Court, but it would up that we
walked 11 blocks and when we
got there her sister - in - law
wasn’t there and we were so
tired that we had to call a
taxi to take back to McArthur
Court. What a day.
JONES
BOYS
Birthday List
Sandy Community Calendar
birthdays for this week are as
follows: Monday, March 25,
Dale Perren and Myrtle Dem­
ing; Tuesday, March 26, Ran­
dy Proctor, Mary Hartley,
Glen Olson, Alice Olson, and
Marlene Jones. Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Illge have an anni­
versary.
Featuring Georgie Riddle
— PLUS —
Buddy Simmons ,’hned Drifters
Admission
FREE
$2.00
* 2 BIG BANDS
Thursday, March 28, Sol
Tucker has a birthday. Satur­
day, March 30, Diana Buswell
* 6 BIG HOURS
Off 190th & S.E. Powell
Get in on
P enney ’ s
t
Children Under 12
the Month's big sweep of savings!
otiAiini
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END-OF-MONTH CLEAN-UP
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1
*00 loou Sene
»09 » ■.«! Ser »u e.
■■•cu
• 10 Salarte
•11 Food
• 11 Supplie.
•M Replacement of Equipment
6,6*0, Q
6,910.00
Qsficit liL-Lurch i rç¿rao.
1000 Student Body AcUvItie,
1010 Salarie,
’,886.6/»
Total Food Ser»ue and Student Hodv
Actlvitle
6,6*0.00
6,910.00
«eMoat'Nrrv anvMva
Uto Sarte
HIO Salarte.
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l.SOO.OÓ
Ilia Orte Activtue
Ilio Supute, and <xh« r.p-w
11 n «Irte Activité,
1 1 I I I 1
t IN T.attxma, for N« Public School Pupila
IJOO.OO
1,*-'.UC
1,150,00
1-SOÛ-QO
Futal CommuiUU Cervice
CAPYTAI OtTLAV
IBM Sortaa
1171 Sitee md Site Addition,
Site,
IF 5 prtoCNtalMl Servire tue Building
Hit New RuiMln^ and Addttioe
ir’ H-modallng
ir» Equipment
liTrari Vck-
17,000.00 IBI ImproveMnl «o
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17,.’rt*. V
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5,000.00
500.00
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?84, ’8.’. 16
6,000,00
TOTAL GENERAI FVWV
EX FENDITI’ll SS
M6,115.00
C. Hermanson
Snaps Team
At Eugene
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A number of the fine photos
documenting Sandy's participa­
tion in the state basketball
tournament were taken for the
Sandy Post by Carroll Her­
manson of Gresham. Herman­
son has a very personal inter­
est in Sandy high school, as
his wife teaches journalism and
English here and is advisor for
the Pioneer Press and the Mee
Ma
Hermanson, who owns sever­
al fine cameras and does pro­
fessional quality work, also
took the Moms and Dads
photos for this issue of the
Post.
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Violet
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Bros 544
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