Thursday, Oct. 24, 1983 (Sec
FARM CALENDAR
ANTADS
Oct
North Clackamas
Soil and Water Conservation Dist
Ann’s Cafe, Sandy, 11 a.m.
Oct
4-H Achievement
Meeting, Sandy at 7:30 p.m
Miscellaneous
36" x 23" x .009"
These thin sheets make perfect
barn roofing. Have scores of
other uses.
AUTO PARTS and
Machine Shop Service
MU 7 281 1
Proctor
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FOR SALE—Single bed, complete,
$20. Corbett, FR 5-2301
B-tf
ROYAL portable typewriter with
case Excellent condition $37 50
255-4531
Nursery care during worship
i
Rev. E L Neuenfeldt |
r Parsonage MU 7 3644
270 REMINGTON, Game Muster
Model 760, $75 MO 5-4914.
FOR SALE —Brown woolen carpet
lengths, $20 for all MO 5-2032
V-43p
Sandy
Seventh-day
Adventist
BOWLING BALL—Woman's 14 lb.
$15. Solovox, $75 AL 2-4508
PE-44
WOOD HEATER—Circulating, Oak
land, large size
Automatic
draft control, $60. MU 7-2055
Follett
Church Service
Friday
930 A.M
1 L00
AM
8:00 P.M.
BOYS SCHWINN BICYCLE-26 in.
Deluxe, excellent condition. $40
3325 SE 174th, 252-0115 eve-
B-43
Phone MO 5-0424
LOoT BRIGHT carpet colors? Re
store them with Blue Lustre car
pet and upholstery cleaner.
Miller - Kidder Hardware Co ,
M-43
120 N. Main, Gresha
AIRWAY vacuum sweeper and at
tachments $22 50; Kaz elec, va
porizer, table model elec sew
ing machine, heat lamp, floures-
cent lamps, small elec, applian
ces, dishes, misc items, Readers
Digest condensed books, wood
& metal working tools. MO 5-
B-43
9294
Rev. Ernest Jackson
Ph. MU 7-2912
Corner Strauss & Pleasant
Sandy, Oregon
Episcopal
Miry Mafldilenf Chapel
409 Main St
Sandy
Eucharist
Holy
9:30 A M
Sundays, 9 30 A M
Sundays
Sunday School
WANTED—Breakfront
closet
MU 7-4871
china
Hour at 10 45
Coffee
Father Rene
Miscellaneous Wanted
Boiarth, Rector, M0 5-6202
Father Andrew E
Laabs, MU 7-2951
FOR SALE — 3-piece bedroom set
and living room chair. MO 5-
7657.
M-44
An Ancient Faith for a
Modern, Friendly People"
CHESTNUTS FOR SALE- 10c lb
4th house north of Zimmer-
mon'i on 223rd, Gresham.
H-43p
Immanuel
Lutheran Church
Morning Service« 10:30 a.m
Public Notices
Sunday School
A Cordial Welcome Is
Extended to All
Pastor Walter Luedtke
MU 7-6S01 Home.
MU 7-6381 Church
< \LL FOR BIDS
Wanted
Birla on dust collector for
the new wood shop at Sandy Union
High Spe» iflcatlona for thia equip
ment may be aerured from Charles
1» (’roston, Supt . Sandy Union High,
Sandy, Oregon.
>• Entât-
KING,
a seel.
la n I v given that the
as AdmhdMtr tor of
MI m rt It Kin*, di < • a
Ids Final Account in
<■ of Oregon,
amas County, a un.l that the
of October, 1 196::. at the
m on o'clock h In the tore
uiid day and th< te courtroom
Court has been appointed by
<’oiio as the time and place
heai 'ng of objections thereto
setthnu nt thereof.
if first publication: October
of last
publication, October
xl
HAY A KINO
Administrator of the Estate of
Albert IL King. Deceased.
Allister. Burns, Gustafson A Lock
W El ret Street
m. Oregon
MO 5-11X6.
? HP. ARIENS Rototiller, $225.
Ensilage cutter, blower and
pipe, $90 MU 7-4416 Sandy,
pipes, $90. MU 7-4416, Sandy-
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SUNDAY MASS
9:30
St
Ying claims
hereby noti-
c, «July veri-
FOR SALE — Woodworking power
tools AL 5-1613
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Sunday School
Morning Servit
jMexlminxUr F>llowxhlp
' High School Group
7 P.M *
Eide
ROOM NEWS
by Loretta, Janis and Carol M.
20c each
GRESHAM OUTLOOK
omni unity
resbyterian
Church
Sabbath School
Court of the State of
he County of Clacka-
1 hpartment
if the Guardianship of
the Person and Estate of
DORIS WAHNER, An Incompetent.
Notice Is hereby given that pursu
it to and by virtue of an Order
made anti entert •d in the above-en-
titled Court and ratiHe on the 16th
tlay of October. 1963, signed by the
Hammond. Judge of
Warner, .-in Incompetent person, will
on and after the 22nd day of Novem
ber, 1963. at the hour of 10:00 A.M.
proceed to sell real property of said
estate at private sab- for cash or for
part cash and part credit as may to
Ing mon- partiell
follows :
All that part of the East half of
the Northeast quarter of Section 28,
Township I South, ItauKe I East of
the
Willamette
Meridian, lylmr
south of the Mt. Hood View Hoad
In the County of Clackamas and
State of Orexon, EXCEPT that part
thereof lyln« within the boundaries
of public roads—
will
ret
Guardian
Gresham. Oregon
MARIE STRONG.
Guardian of the person and
chía to of Dori« Warner,
Incompetent person.
first published October
Pate last published: November 11,
1963
McAllister Burna. Gustafson & Lock
Wm-ncys fos Guardian
29 N W Eirat Street
Gresham, Oregon
SP-46
l-oop Highway, Sandy
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Symptoms of Distress Arising from
STOMACH ULCERS
due to excess acid
QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST
Sunday School
Morning Worship
Young
Eve.
People's
Service
9:45
11:00
6:30
7:30
Bible Study (Wed.)
7:30
Wm. E. Rose, Pastor
MU 7-3661
MU 7 6304
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Public Notices
USED ALUMINUM
SHEETS
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for rrhel of KViuptoinsol distress arising Irorn
Stomach and Duodenal Ulcers due t.< Ei*
ceM Acid —Poor Digestion. Sour , Upset
Stomach, Gassiness. Heartburn. Sleep
lessness. etc.,du<- io Escess Acid. Ask lor
"Willard's Message” wInch fully explains
this home treatment free at
SANDY KEXAI.I DRUG
safe when you walk
Don’t make the mistake of assum
ing that drivers can see you as
easily as you can seen them, cau
tions the Portland Traffic Safety
Commission. Be especially wary
now that the days are growing
shorter and adverse weather re
duces visibility.
Don't cuss the climate. It prob
ably doesn't like you any better
than you like it.
WORK SHOE
SPECIAL !
girls volunteer their services
under t
supervision of Mrs
Johnson The 56 members are
divided into four patrols of 14
each and are on duty for three
weeks at a time three times a
year, serving a total of nine weeks.
The busy crosswalks are patrolled
from 8:10 to 8:25, from 12:20 to
12:40, from 3:30 to 3:40. Then at
2:30 the first graders are led
across and at 3:00 the third
grade.
The PTA supplies their rain
coats, overshoes, and mittens. Two
years ago Safety Patrol became a
state law and since then flags,
helmets, and belts have been furn
ished by the Traffic Division of the
State Motor Vehicle Dept. It is
under the supervision of Lieut.
Holmes, who visits our school
twice a year.
In return for their dependabil
ity, responsibility, and time spent,
members of the patrol get a free
pass to the Sandy Theater twice
a month, and on the first Sunday
of each month they are taken to
the Gresham skating rink.
So hav e faith in the Safety
Patrol. They’ll get your kiddies
across!
When we walked into Mrs. Trip
lett’s room they were busy mak
ing Jack O’Lanterns in an art
class. Minerva Martinez and Denis
Bates have moved away.
Mrs. Miller’s class is sounding
out words and reading Tep books.
The first graders sang at the
art show. They all sang“ Bus Song”
then Mrs. Haneberg’s room sang
“Teapot,” Mrs. Masoa’s, "Where
Has My Little Dog Gone,” Mrs.
Jackson’s sang “Pumpkin Song,”
and Mrs. Miller’s sang "Spider
Song.”
Mrs. Spahr’s room is learning
to tell time. To help them, they
use
game called Quizmo.
learning to make change they saw
a film and are using paper money.
Mrs. Smith’s room is getting
ready for Halloween by making
masks from plastic bleach jugs.
Patrick Culps has been picking
potatoes all week.
Deborah Moore from Mrs.
Moore’s room, has moved to Cal
ifornia.
Mrs. Beehler's room has drawn
pictures to make a television story
about Billy and Susan when they
were Green Guards. They put all
SANDY vs. CORBETT
the pictures together and each one
by Ron Williams
wrote a story to go with his pic
ture. They will be shown to the
On the toss Sandy won and elected
other fourth grades and Mrs.
to receive. The first half ended
Spahr’s room. They have learned
with a score of 7-0 for Sandy and
a lot about the Northwest Rain
the game ended with Sandy 14,
Forest and a rain forest along
Corbett, 7. Both Sandy touchdowns
the Amazon River.
were made by Don Austin with
Some of the third graders had
extra points made by Willard Will
a spelling bee recently. Those
iams and Tom Scales.
participating from Mrs. Katt’s
room were Donna Allison, Jeanette
HOT ROD RACE
Lundbom, Carroll Eri and Wayne
Perliminary plans are being
Vollmer; from Mrs. Opperman’s
made
for Sandy grade school’s or
room Trella Cramer, Mark Kah-
iginal Hot Rod Races, which will
rens, Debra Doney, and Chris
Durr; and from Mrs. Noble’s room be run from Nov. 1-18. One feature
is the ramp race in which the cars
Randy Howe, Jill Niles, Ralph
compete to see which can go far-
Gzik, and Emma Bigelow, who was
thest with only the start of an
the winner of the spelling bee.
incline. In the Hot Rod race the
cars are powered by jets. For
BANISH LITTER LULU
the final race on Nov. 15 the gym
is decorated with flashing lights,
by Connie Berger
flags, and other decorations de
Are you guilty? Are you a good
signed for races. Anyone who
citizen? The verdict???
wishes, from grades 4-8, may
Are you guilty of tossing out
enter. Much work is being done
unwanted paper or other objects
and it is hoped that they
on the street, heaving a hot dog
the biggest ever.
wrapper over your shoulder, or
quietly dropping last week’s foot
ball program to the sidewalk hop
MORE NEW STUDENTS
ing no one will see? Well welcome
to the majority, "Litter Lulu.”
by Gloria Anderson
Most of us have at one time or
another been guilty of such poor
New students continue to
conduct.
rive with eleven enrolling last
But wait! A majority doesn’t
week. Georgia Ann and Beth Mains
make it right. We must not say,
are here from Arizona. From West
‘‘Oh well, just once won't hurt.’’ Stayton are Mike and Martha Bru
We must stop this needless lit-
ner. Coming from Portland are
tering on this beautiful nation we
Larry Derr, Robert Rosenow,
all claim as ours -- our home
Linda and Ricky Neuman, and Shar-
We are proud of our country’s
en, Ellen, and Rita Guinn.
beauty and are justified in feel
ing so, but who can see its beauty VOLLEY BALL
if it’s blanketed with trash?
Todays highways, streets, roads, by Penny and Connie
playgrounds, parks, forests,
camps and even our own back yards
Sandy’s
all across America are littered volleyball team played a very close
with bits of unwanted garbage. game with Rockwood. The game
We of Sandy can't clean up could have gone either way, but to
America alone, but we can start our regret went their way. They
by doing our part individually. The had the advantages of their own
next time you start to toss some court and three coaches. Mrs.
thing aside, STOP! Put it in your Lawson, unparalleled in her
pocket, litter bag, garbage can or coaching ability, made up for all
purse. Let’s banish ‘‘Litter Lulu” three of their coaches. We are
and clean up America.
very proud of her and consider
ourselves extremely fortunate to
SANDY
RADIATOR SHOP
Complete Radiator Repair
Overnight Service
Guaranteed Work
By MRS. J. H. DOLLOWITCH
MO .-> 6393
Phone MU 7-4595 after 4 p.m
Mrs. Chester Farmer was a
Sunday afternoon caller at the L.
A. Davis home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Krebs and
have an exceptional coach.
family of West Linn were Sun
Our next game is with Whit
day visitors at the home of her
our home court. Mrs
aker
parents, the George Armstrongs.
Lawson plans to do some re
Mr. and Mrs. Como and family
arranging on the team to make are the new occupants of the form
the best better.
er Foland house on Hossner Rd.
There is one week of volley-
Mrs. Roger Pashek and daugh-
ball left
then we start ter, Lonna,
Portland were
physical fitness tests and crea
Saturday visitors at the Richard
tive movements.
Dahlström home.
Several members of theDollow-
itch family attended a funeral Wed
‘‘Amos Fortune,Free Man“ by nesday, Oct. 1 at the L. D. S.
church in West Linn. Robert A.
Elizabeth Yates told the story of
Grossnickle son of Mr. and Mrs.
a negro, born in Africa as a free
Grossnickle Sr. of the Oregon City
native. In 1725 when he was 15,
area and another young man were
his father, the king, was giving
killed in an accident near Pro-
thanks to their spirits. When gun
vo, Utah where both were stu-
shots rang out, the whole tribe dents at
Brlgham Young univer-
of At-tr.un-shi were afraid the
slty. The deceased was the grand
spirit of the night was angry with
son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ber
them. When they saw their king
nert (nee Mary Dollowitch) of Wil
with his face to the ground, they
lamette.
all did the same. Only one did not
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Wasson were
fall to his face. Amos walked over
Sunday callers at the George
to his father and saw that he was
Schaeffer and John Park homes.
dead.
Suddenly slave traders
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paulson of
rushed in and took the strongest
Pendleton are the parents of a baby
of the At-mun-shi and took them
daughter who has an older broth
by ship to America. Amos was sold
er. The baby is the granddaughter
in Boston for 62 pounds.
of the Walter Armstrongs and the
For 15 years Amos was with great granddaughter of the George
his first master, who planned to Armstrongs and the Jake Kutch
give him his freedom, but he died ers.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Caddy
before doing this, so Amos was
sold for 50 pounds. His second have returned from a successful
weekend deer hunting trip.
master let Amos go free after
working 20 years for him.
Amos married three women and
worked hard to pay for each one
so that she might be a free per
son. The first one, Lily, cost him
20 pounds. One year after their
marriage she died. Then he worked
to pay for Lydia, who died after
one year of marriage. After three
more years he was able to pay
50 pounds for Violate and her
child and was able to enjoy many
years of well-deserved happiness
with her. After his death at 91
years Amos became a legend.
In 1951 this biography won the
Newbery Award and the Herald
Tribune Spring Festival Award.
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ART EXHIBIT
The Art Exhibit from Colonial
Art Co. at the Sandy elementary
school was well received by the
community. We feel that the
community and the school child
ren both learned from this fine
exhibit.
Some $246.25 was taken in which
will give one $10 picture for each
room.
We wish to thank everyone, the
Community, PTA and everyone who
helped to make this worthwhile
project a success.
Help your church, school, community or charitable or
ganization get cars, buses, furniture, kitchen or hospital
equipment—almost anything they need
— without cash! Find out about the
S&H Green Stamp Group Savings Plan.
Write to: Group Savings Department,
The Sperry and Hutchinson Company,
OREEN
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4370 N.E. Halsey Street, Portland,
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GRESHAM
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SAFETY PATROI
by Marsha Smith
Who leads the little ones across
the street in snow, sleet, and rain?
Roys and girls in the fifth and
sixth grades do. These boys and
SANDY SAW SHOP
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Sandy
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leather lining.
Cushion insole,
natural cushion
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Star Brand i rugged hunting booty give you all thi». Wide
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You will not be urged to buy but if
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5 00 6 00 to 8 00