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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1963)
Sand) (Ore.) Post Thursday. May 23, 1963 (Sec. 1) REMEMBER Fifty years ago Bob Smith's livery stable, on left In this view of Main street, was servicing hay burners and high wheeled buggies instead of Studebakers. Schmidt's hotel, on right, destined to burn some years later, was at this time doing a brisk business. Problems such as repairing and re surfacing of street bothered no one. This old photo was brought to the Post by Mrs. Albert W. White of Woodburn, Kiddie Show Project Told who lived nearby and, as Mary Gibsun, attended Bull Kun school. The picture is dated 1910. This year marks a special occasion for the city of Sandy—a 50th birthday. In hunor of the occasion the young bloods of the old town are letting their whiskers grow and planning for a bang up celebration in July. The Post will print scenes of those "good old days" and hopes that people who have especially interesting old photographs of the city will let us borrow them. W arning Issued On Left Parking Free shows for youngsters were proposed by Mayor Mike Paluck at Tuesday's Chamber of Commerce meeting. "If each business man con tributes a dollar a week we could pay for an hour-and-a- half show each Saturday af ternoon during the summer," Paluck said. He said Estaca da does this and feels it stim ulates business, as people come to town so the youngsters can see the show. Most chamber members felt the project was worth looking into if the type of movies shown the youngsters were carefully screened. It was suggested that they be specified as being free to children 12 years old and younger. Howard Berger was appoint ed to discuss the Saturday af ternoon shows with the mana ger of the Sunset theater. I I $ Police Chief Bert Smith says he has had far too many complaints on wrong way parking. Smith says he has issued a number of warn ing tickets, but apparently these have been disregard ed. The chief says these wrongly parked cars are not confined to any one particul ar part of the city, but cars are being parked this way all over Sandy. He wants it known that he will issue cita tions for this kind of parking beginning June 1. Majority Veto Zone Change The majority of those at tending the zone change hear ing last week were firmly op posed to allowing Ben Salis bury and Gordon McCreary to build efficiency apartments on Hospital Hill Those who came to the hear ing to speak against the zone change that would allow build ing the 16 unit apartment were Duane Knapp, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Decker and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Buckel. Letters ex pressing opposition to the zone change had been received by Mi and Mrs. Bert Waibel and Keith Schneider. A letter favoring the change was written by John Schmaltz. Ben Salisbury says he and McCreary are now looking for a different building site for the apartments they plan to build. The one bedroom apartments, which are modeled after a sim ilar unit built in Beaverton, are designed to rectify the acute shortage of housing for Sandy school teachers and husbands or wives of patients at St. Jude’s. Salisbury says that in choos ing a new location the two builders feel they must locate within walking distance of both schools and nursing home. /5 I., 20% WALRAD INSURANCE AGENCY Phone MU 7-2861 YOU COULDN'T GIVE ME A NICER. GIFT/ WHERE DID YOU GET IT? NATURALLY, ~ AI SANDY DRUG - THEY EVEN HELPED Complete Line of Graduation Gifts For Grade School, High School or College fi» DRUG U tual 2331 ■SfffVVCe. QUALITY ■ DCPLNQASlLITY Gresham Hospital Receives Notice Of Accreditation Gresham General hospital of- ficals received word this week that the hospital has been fully accredited by the Joint Com mission on the Accreditation of Hospitals, a national body. This was the first time the hospital had applied for accre ditation since it opened four years ago, noted Gordon Swan, hospital administrator. He add ed that only half of the nation's hospitals are accredited. Period of the acceditation is one year or until another sur vey. Member organizations of the Joint Commission are t h e American College of Physi cians, the American College of Surgeons, the American Hos pital Assn and the American Medical Assn I he letter received here was signed by Dr Kenneth B Bab cock. commission director. He commended the local hospital for "maintaining standards and deserving accreditation and for constant efforts to improve the quality of patient earc . . ," Die inspection here was made by Dr Carl Bachman and involved close study of the physhal plant, quality of pa tient care, medical records work of individual physicians on the staff and other matters Mr and Mis Ben Doerksen of the hospital governing board said they weie highly pleased by the announcement. Marine Lance Corporal Max W. Morrison, son of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Morrison of Rt. 2, Sandy, was promoted to the present rank April 5 while serving with Marine Air Base Squadron 33, based at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station, Santa Ana, Calif. SANDY Hl. h«lMt...lUwH>t...lMMnt... PSctwwl PRESLEY Do the wise thing . . . phone MU 7-2471 NOW and be sure THAT dream your tank is always full our Fuel Oil. Regular metered deliveries. SUMMER TRAVEL? * We Tune Up Your Car with SUN equipment. • South of High School — CALL US TODAY! PLUS CARTOON Saturday & Sunday, DICK'S SHOP 2 P.M. YK MU.? 2471 No Show Sunday Evening MU 7-4321 Sandy DONT 1 KNOCK 1 Show starts Friday at 7 P.M. ALL LOOP HIGHWAY GOVERNMENT X CAMP \ MAY BECOME rhododendron * A [ ZIGZAGA \ WÊMME MEMBERS AND ENJOY THE SECURITY OF THE MT. HOOD \ \ I / •BRIGHTWOOD COMMUNITY COVERAGE PLAN Have Kou Enrolled? Broad Group Benefits Featuring * Paid In Full Care INCLUDING * Paid In Full Maternity Care * Preventive Medicine INNOCULATIONS ANNUAL PHYSICALS WELL BABY CARE * Free Choice of Physicians Anywhere In the World * No Age Limit, Physical Exams or Health Statements LET CENTENNIAL ARRANGE FOR YOUR RETIREMENT TO A FULL LIFE LIGHT cm the THROUGH A SECURED RETIREMENT PROGRAM CENTENNIAL LIFE INS. CO., EXECUTIVE BLDG. PORTLAND, ORE. SUBJECT xnzxxxmxmxc For light on the subject of consistent savings, think of those you know who save regularly. You're apt to find they have many of the things they want are confidently looking to the fu- ure. We pay 3V r on savings and 4' < on Time Cerificates of Deposit for one year. Sandy I Office Hours 9 A.M.-6 P.M. ! Monday thru Saturday .ICUUtsTtSSOCnTIOlf^f CLACKAMAS C0MTV rM^/p*C»ATIONWÎTH cent Y nnial ufi I nsurance company Sandy Office is located on corner of Strausse and Mt. Hood Loop Highway Phone MU 7-3941 or MU 7-3611 COUNYY BANK | VkMzZyJ iNDePCHDCNT 4 S andy , ore mutual 72271 MEMBER Ffdfoil Oposit Oft V Inorine Corporation t Kill VVS TILL • f.M. of "««■ COLOR » aw ARE YOU READY FOR Qasllty Beasoasble Work REMAIN TO ENROLL IN 1963 MT. HOOD COMMUNITY COVERAGE year . Fri., Sot., Sunday, May 24-25-26 Order Your Berry Tickets From The Sandy Post Repair and Sharpen Saws, Lawn Mowers, Knives. Scissors and Keys Made 202 2nd Ave. & Loop Highway 15 DAYS TO KEEP YOUR TANK FILLED THROUGH THE FOLLOW SANDY SAW SHOP ONLY A CONTRACT MEANS WE WILL APPEAR. SUNSET THEATER WE TEST, NOT GUESS Service Lines ... When spring cleaning, keep a Goodwill bag handy, The fam- ily's outgrown and outdated clothing given to non-profit Goodwill Industries provides jobs and on-the-job training for an average 425 handicapped people each day. Physicians Association of Clackamas County Head Office: 605 Main Street, Oregon City, Ore. Phone OL 6-0344
