Thursday. Sept. 26. 1963 (Sec. 1) The Sandy (Ore.) Post
Architect Scheduled At Luncheon
UP and DOWN the MOUNTAIN
By JOE KIEFER
Hunting season is here again,
a joyous yet some times tragic
session far those who follow
the lure of rifle and scattergun.
In line with this is a run­
down of the ten commandments
of Shooting Safety.
I m sure you know them all
but maybe you know someone
who doesn't.
1. Treat every gun with the
respect due a loaded gun.
2. Watch that muzzle: carry
your gun safely, keep the
safety" on until you're ready
to shoot.
3. Unload guns when not in
use.
Take down or have actions
open; guns should be carried
in cases in shooting areas.
4. Be sure barrel! is clear
of obstructions, and that yoL
have ammunition of the proj -
er size.
5. Be sure of your target bi -
fore you pull that trigger.
6. Avoid all horseplay wit 1
guns, never point at anythinj
you do not want to shoot.
7. Never pull a gun toward;
you by the muzzle; never dim >
a tree, or straddle a fence, c r
jump a ditch with a loaded
gun.
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8. Never shoot a bullet at a
flat hard surface or water, or
at a target where your back-
drop is inadequate.
9. Store guns and ammuni­
tion separately beyond the
reach of children.
10. Avoid alcoholic beverages
before and during the hunt.
Sandy Police Chief Dean Coffey«
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Off. MU 7 2921
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Mountain Goat
Introduction of the shaggy
mountain goat in Oregon was
in 1950 when five were brought
from Washington to form a
nucleus band for the Wallow-
Fed Grote of Joseph on a re­
cent flight over Mt. Sacajaw-
ea in the Wallowas counted 19
mountain goats of which nine
were kids.
These shaggy mountaineers
have prospered.
Furture hunting of the king
of the American game birds,
the wild turkey, is assured.
In every area where they
were released in 1961 they have
shown a spread and increase.
In Tygh Valley brooks have
been sighted
a total of 18
hens with 83 chicks.
The Game Commission has
done a real job on both the
mountain goat and the wild
turkey in our state, but I have
to critisize the Game Commis­
sion for allowing anyone the
rght to hunt our black bear
with a pack of hounds.
Bear Hunter
I heard about a fellow who
was hunting his lost pack of
hounds in the Sandy Creek
area and how he told of kill­
ing 10 bear in two weeks.
Big deal! I wonder how many
he would of got without his
dogs.
Recently seen on our high­
way at Rhododendron a dead
yearling cub bear draped over
the hood of a car.
Immanuel
Lutheran Church;
Loop Highway, Sandy
by panting each bridge a dif­
ferent color. He also designed
the new St. Helens Hall cam-
pus and buildings recently.
Howard Berger is chairman
of the program committee.
McCulloch Chain Saws
With All Attachment«
New and Used
A*
la Henely of Chicago, Norma
Luzan's sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Cyril Slack of Sandy, their
house guests, the Dummings of
Calif.. Mr. and Mrs. O’Brien
of Sandy, Mrs. Mary Hamblet
of Portland. V. Dell Butler and
his sister, Mrs. Dora Diets of
Oregon City. Juanita Koenig,
Marjorie Allen, Emma Neels.
Walter Volbrecht, and Edna
Robison, house guest of the But­
lers.
A luncheon was served by the
ladies of Mountain Grange.
Vacation Time
Dotty Shoup has gone to
California for a short visit. Ed­
na Robison is moving to Ocean
Lake. Norma Luzan and sis­
ter, Kamilla Henely, just re­
turned from a trip to British
Columbia.
The
Oppermans
spent their vacation on Bruce’s
uncles old homestead, In the
Wallowa Mts., in eastern Ore­
gon. The Butler's and grand­
sons, Robert and Randy Cole,
left for Petersburg. Alaska.
To prove its a small world,
the Butlers boarded the fer­
ry at Wrangell, on the return
trip, and among the first pas­
sengers they met were Mac
and Susan McDonald, of San­
dy. The McDonalds were on a
return trip from Skagway,
Alaska.
O lympia
Sales * Service
MILLS BROS
Loop Highway
MU 7-3636
Sandy
HIGHEST TRADE-INS
made for days like this
One ingredient ia pricelesa: "Its the Water'
I uihiri Uilmmi . Olympia Hrcwinp Company, Olympia, ll'askmglon *0ly*9
We re Having A Party
Mountain Grange Plans Social
Mountain Grange 926, held
their social night recently, and
it turned out to be a real
Clackamas County Sheriff J festive evening. Selma Wilson,
MU 7 4365
• lecturer was in charge of the
program.
Fire Department
Community singing, led by
MU 7 4441
Jaunita Koenig, started the
evening off, followed by Eve­
State Police
lyn O'Brien, playing some
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lovely selections on her steel
guitar.
Sister Mount read a humor­
Sandy
ous poem about "Taxes.” Jaun­
ita sang a song, "If I Could
Assembly of God
Tell You," accompanied by
Marie Mount. Gladys supplies
Sunday School
9:45 a.m.
the evening's music by play-
Morning Worjhip
ing the piano.
11:00 a.m.
Harmonica selections were
Young People"»
6:30 p.m.
played
by Pat Rogan and V.
Eve. Service
7:30 p.m.
Dell Butler, and was followed
Bible Study (Wed.)
7:30 p.m.
by a skit, "The Grange Rum­
mage Sale,” with Sisters Rich­
mond, Anderson, and Opper­
Wm. E. Rose, Pastor
man.
MU 7-3661
MU 7-6304
Brahms Lullaby, and a com­
position of her own, was piano
music, furnished by Mrs. Wil­
liam Henely of Chicago.
Quilt Winner
Lucky winner of the quilt,
made by the ladies of Moun­
Morning Services 10:30 a.m. [
tain Grange, was Florence
Sunday School
9:15 a-m. t
Johns, and who can't use an
extia quilt with winter coming
A Cordial Welcome is
on.
Extended to All
Guests were: Mrs. Kammil-
Pastor Walter Luedtke
MU 7-6501 Home.
MU 7-6381 Church
A mighty hunter
I m sure
he was proud of his trophy.
Things like this get my Irish
up and when this Irishman gets
mad you have a cougar with
a knot in his tail.
But how about a little hu-
mor.
This is a classic story Back
on Long Island, lived an old
clam spearer and eel digger,
who was known far and wide
for his story • telling talents.
One day he was walking along
when he met a stranger.
How's the duck shooting
down here?" asked the strang­
er. "Pretty good." replied the
old clam spearer and eel dig­
ger, altho the duck season
was past gone.
And he went on to tell one
of his fanciest whoppers.
With his trusty shotgun, he
said, he had brought down 60
ducks, six at a time.
He had picked them off at
200 yards and when they fell
into the bay he just whistled
and they drifted right up to his
boat.
The stranger listened with
interest and then asked,
"Do you know who I am?
Well. I'm the new game war-
den."
"Is zat so"? responded that
old clam spearer and eel dig-
ger. "And do you know who
T am?
"Well I'm the biggest liar
on Long Island."
So Long, Good hunting.
A prominent Portland archi­
tect. Lewis Crutcher, will ad­
dress a luncheon meeting here
next Tuesday noon.
The luncheon will be a joint
affair involving the Sandy
Chamber of Commerce, San­
dy and Mt. Hood Lions, the
Sandy City Council and Plan­
ning Commission and the San­
dy Kiwanis.
A crowd of 100 or more per­
sons are expected. The lunch­
eon will be at Ann's Cafe.
Crutcher will give his Ideas
on the proposed distinctive
marker for the city of Sandy.
Wives are especially urged to
attend with their husband.
Crutchers suggestion
re­
portedly will entail a timber
tower with a distinctive city
flag.
He first hit the public prints
in a big way with his sug-
geston to bright up Portland
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HOUSE
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FREE
Coffee
AND
Doughnuts
FORD GALAXIE
4-DR HARDTOP
ALL DAY LONG
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OREGON'S FLOOR COVERING DISCOUNT HOUSE
piscopal
St. Mary Magdalen« Chapel
409 Main St. Sandy, Oreg.
HOLY EUCHARIST
Sunday»
9:30 a.m.
Sunday School
9:30 a.m.
CoHee Hour at 10:45
Father Rene' Bozarth, Rector
MOhawk 5-6202
Father Andrew E. Laabs
MU 7-2951
“An Ancient Faith for a
Modern, Friendly People"
St. Michael's
Catholic Church
SUNDAY MASS
6:30
9:30
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Sandy, Oregon
Seventh Dav
Adventist
Elder W. D, Bresee
45'
Sq.Yd.
Sabbath School
Church Service
Young People's
Friday
10:00 A.M
U SO A.M
Meeting,
7:W P.M
CERAMIC TILE CLOSEOUTS
Sq. Ft
3O‘—40'—48' 52
VINYL ASBESTOS FLOOR TILE
3 CARLOADS
1 1 ‘
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The-
Yard
VINYL
$150 Value
Too!
To introduce our new lighted, blacktopped
used car lot, we're holding a FREE square
dance Friday evening at 8 P.M.
The
dance
is sponsored by the Mt. Hood Rebels
with Ace Logan, caller.
Sq. Yd.
PRINT LINOLEUM
Rev. Ernest Jackson
Corner Strauss & Pleasant
And A Square Dance
P.S. IF IT RAINS
The Square Dance will be held
at Sandy High School Cafetorium
Bring the whole family
fun for everyone
you have a chance to win
EACH
a
beautiful new
Frame Vacation House or
one of 1,190 other prizes
Sq. Yd
THUNDERBIRD HARDTOP
Sunday
J Morning Mrvlcea
11 AM
e.tmm.ur rellowahlp
, High S< hool Group
y P.M
Nursery care during worship
Parsonage MU 7 3664
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1964
Thunderbird and an A
6 Foot-wide
9 Foot-wide
12 Foot-wide
Sandy MU 7-4932
ian
Church
School
t:43 A.M.
And
Drop In —This Is The Year of The Test Drive
GLOS FORD
Mt. Hood Loop — Sandy
MU 7-2111
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