The Sandy (Ore.) Post Thursday, Jan. 9, 1964 (Sec. 1)
News of FIRWOOD
Extension Unit
Teachers
By Mrs. LeRr.y Lamb
Pay Rises
The Firwood Extension unit will
meet Jan. 14 at Community church
annex at 10:30 a.m.
The lesson “Your Retirement’’
will be given by Mrs. Warren
Crutcher. Noon luncheon 50f—
babysitters.
Steel bumpers on practically
all modern autos are now plated
with two layers of nickel beneath
their chrome finish.
BUILT -IN
INHERITANCE
Breed With Us
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PHIL BICHABD8 A SON
Western Herd Builders
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SANDY SAW SHOP
Quality HrB ionahle Work
Repair and Sharpen Saws.
Lawn Mowers, Knives,
Scissors and Keys Made
SI HS JV Baskbetball Team: Kneeling, John Christensen,
manager. Front row, left to right, Stan Dobson, Dale Phelps,
Ken I’aluck, Terry Weatherford. Jim Quinn and Gary Harrel.
Ba< k row, Ken Enz, Bill Riggs, Ken Duff, Brock Jackley,
Robert Smith, Butch Woodward and Nick Robertson, coach.
With A.I Attachments
New and Used
Sales * Service
Average salaries of adminis
trators (non-teaching staff) in
creased $420 from $8938 in 1962-
63 to $9358 in 1963-64. The aver
age salary of all 20,549 certi
ficated full-time staff in Oregon’s
442 school districts was $6521.
Teaching staff increased by 793
from 18,154 in 1962-63 to 18,-
947 in 1963-64. The school sys
tems added 44 administrative peo
ple to make a total staff of 20,-
549. This was a 4 per cent in
crease over 1962-63.
MILLS BROS
HIGHEST TRADE-INS
ELLEN'S
KLOZET
Phone MU 7-2861
FANCHER’S
AUTO PARTS and
Machine Shop Service
110 W. Proctor
MU 7-2811
SANDY
RADIATOR SHOP
Complete Radiator Repair
Overnight Service
Guaranteed Work
Phone MU 7-4595 offer 4
P-m.
DRUG FACTS'
A-A-CHOO.' >
WHAT CAN I 0O FOR)
?
THIS COLD?
Z'SEC YOUR DOCTOR-
( THEN TAKE HIS
PRESCRIPTION TO
SANDY
twit ORIIR
REXALL'S BIG
"CUT THE COST
OF LIVING"
SALE
BEGINS THIS
THURSDAY
PGE
Collections — West Coast
Telephone — S&H Green Stamps
— Western World Money Orders
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DRUG
StRVICt QUALITY
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BOWLING
SCORES
JV, Varsity Cagers
Take League Opener
It was Sandy night again on the
home floor Tuesday, as the hot
JVs set a blistering pace with a
. 79-39 victory, and the varsity crew
i recovered from a cold first half
to record a 57-41 triumph over
Estacada.
Only three field goals were can
ned by Pioneer shooters through
out the first quarter, but Sandy
eked out a 12-9 lead at the first
stop, after having fallen behind 7-
6. The first score in the frigid
• quarter came on a free throw
2:28 Into the period.
The second quarter was even
slower, as the Pioneers resorted to
their squirrel cage, clock-eating
offense, and killed well over three
minutes. The only two-pointers in
the period were the lay-ins by
Dale Carpenter and Ron Esper-
sen, which boosted Sandy to a
6-3 edge In quarter scoring. The
18-12 half-time score was the
smallest total recorded here in
quite some time.
Sandy came alive for 23 points
in the third quarter, and opened up
a decisive 41-25 lead over the
bewildered visitors. Ilie teams
evened off at 16 points each in the
closing period, Sandy being led
by Chuck Croston’s seven, and
Carpenter’s five.
Carpenter closed out the eve
ning with 25 points. Croston and
Jon Sandstrom hit nine each, Mike
Motejl accounted for three, and
Milt Marcy, Terry Peterson, Ron
Espersen, Jack Scales, and Tom
Smith all added two.
Estacada’s attack was headed
by Howard Durand with 15.
Sandy’s scoring power seem
ed to be stymied during the first
half by the stubborn Estacada de
fense. The Pioneers have yet to
make an impressive showing
against a zone, being held to five
gMla in the first half this tune.
Ilie JV squad, setting a season
record for scoring, blitzed the nets
for more than 20 points in three of
their wide-open quarters.
Everyone played a part in the
rout, and the scoring was distrib
uted among nine players. Veteran
floor manager Gary Harrell built
MT. HODDERS
SANDY MIXED DOUBLES
Jan. 2
24
40
Dew Drop Inn
344 294
Zig Zag Inn
30
Sandy Food Center 34
34
30
Hoodview Pharm.
31
Pioneer Real Estate 33
33
31
Oja Lumber
274 364
Brightwood Store
22
42
Gadwood's
High Series—Jo Lewis, 474.
High Game Jan Williams,
211.
High Team Series—Pioneer
Real Estate, 2460.
High Team Game — Sandy
Food Center, 862.
Jan. 6
MU 7-3636
Sandy
Loop Highway
202 2nd Av & Loop Hiway, R S Hall
WALRAD INSURANCE AGENCY
MU 7-4321
McCulloch Chain Saws
According to Dr. Henry Osi-
bov, Research Director, this was
an average increase of $262 over
the 1962-63 average salary of
$6019.
Barges are transporting more
than 10 million tons of corrosive
chemicals annually along theprin-
cipal inland waterways of the
United States.
Car», Truck and
Tractor Service
70Ó Hood Ava.
A survey on teachers’ and ad
ministrators’ salaries in Oregon
shews an average salary of $6281
for the 18,947 Oregon classroom
teachers for 1963-64, the Re
search Department of Oregon Ed
ucation Assn, announced today.
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Dick’s Shop
POST DEADUNES
News deadline each week
la 4 p.m. Monday. Deadline
for ada la 1J noon Tuesday
OUR
BE GOOD TO OUR
CUSTOMERS
SALE
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Meier Dairy
424 134
Pioneer Real Estate 414 144
R. Smith Motor Co. 414 144
Pressure Chemical. .23
33
43
Timberline Lodge II 13
Timberline Lodge I
64 494
High Team Series — Meier
Dairy, 1976.
High Team Game—R. S.
Smith Motor Co., 709.
High Man's Series and Game
—Don Smith, 517 • 198.
High Woman’s Series and
Game Mary Guldenzophf, 490 •
203.
SAVINGS AND SURPRISES!
OPEN 9:30 A.M. TO 6 P.M
MONDAY THRU SATURDAY
EARLY BIRDS
Jan. 7
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Lewis Hardware
34
26
Sandy Sand & Gravel 34
26
31
Shaw's Richfield
29
Lukas & Wise
29
31
Jaycettes
29
31
Gadwood's
.. 27
33
Gene's Market
32
.26
Swail's Plbg. & Heat. 26
32
High Ind. Series and Game—
Ann Smith, 504-205.
High Team Series and Game
Sandy Sand & Gravel, 1977;
Lewis Hardware. 698.
Jack Scales
Mike Motejl
played well at his ball handling
position.
The squad appears to be some
NITE OWLS
what short handed, as they have
Jan. 6
decreased in number to ten play
39
ers, but dissolved any doubts about Mills Bros.
38
their strength with the resounding Mt. Hood Lanes
Edwards Richfield 34
triumph. They now sport a 4-1 Loundree's
Paints
34
record for all games so far, id Sandy Auto Wreck. . 30
entical to the varsity record.
Lofstedt Mobil
28
Sandy JV . . . 20 12 25 22—79
Estacada JV ... 11 12 9 7—39
Sandy •
Estacada .
• 12 6 23 16--57
9 3 13 16-41
WILCO LEAGUE
W I.
Jesuit
Parkrose
Canby
CHUCK ( BOSTON
Sandy
Silverton
a firm foundation for the scoring Wy'east
show with 23 points, and was Join Reynolds
ed in double figures by Bob Wood Scappoose
ward with 17 and Robert Smith Estacada
with 16. Ken Ena, Dale Phelps Molalla
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and Brock Jackley each threw in
Tuesday Results
five, Terry Weatherford added Jesuit 64, Reynolds 30
four, with Gordon Decker and Ken Parkrose 51. Wy'east 44
Duff managing two apiece. Jim Silverton 45. Molalla 43
Quinn did not add any markers -andy 57, Estacada 41
to the Sandy scoring column, but Canby 51, Scappoose 40
Classified Business, Professional Directory
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26
30
30
34
36
364
Grokett's Jewelry
274
Curt's Texaco .
244 394
High Team 3 Games-Loun-
dree’s Paints, 1602.
High Team and Game
Loundree's Paints, 565
High Ind. 3 Games
Betty
Spink, 487.
High Ind. Game — Betty
Spink. 172.
MT. HOOD HIGHWAY EAST OF SANDY
One of the more prominent sky
scrapers in New York City is the
1,046 foot Chrysler Building.
ADJACENT GLOS FORD
MU 7-4676
The great highway
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SANDY MEN'S LEAGUE
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1
Sandy Food Center 37
19
Sandy Truck Line
31
25
27
Richardson's Chev. 29
Dea's In & Out
284 274
Smith Motors
27'a 284
Dairy Wonder
254 304
a
24
Rexall Drugs
Al's Barber Shop
214 344
Warren
High hut Game
Decker
Warren
High Ind. Series
Decker. 586
High Team Game Richard-
son's Chev., 870.
High Team Series Richard-
son's Chev . 2470.
First half of the league was
won by the Sandy Food Center.
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SAN KO ESTA LEAGUE
Ph ysician
Income Taxes—Accounting
CHARLES H. CARLSTROM
DORIS K. AlEX
14525 E. Burntide St, Portland, Oregon or
Murray Insurance Office, Sandy, Oregon
ALPine 4-5920
MU 7-2521
ELTON D. LEAVITT, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
Physician and Surgeon
Daily eicept Sun
Ollien Hours 9AM
lo 5 M PM
MU 7-3851
Loop Hiway
Sandy
Notary-Puh, Steno
Phone
- ACCURATE
DOTTIE
B
TYPING
SHOUP
Hood
Dental
Bldg ,
Medical Bldg., Sandy
Sandy
Versing Homes
SANDY REST HAVEN
MU 7-4712'
ORIENT NURSING HOME
MO 5-3723
DR. JOE M- ONCHI
J. WOODLE
Registered Optometrist
Real Estate - General Insurance
Phon» M0 S-S415
at
Hood land 124 or 402 or leave Work at
Mt
MU 7-2631
(o 6 P M
Sat 9-1 PM
Vraì Estati
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
and NOTARY
EXPERIENCED
Office Hours 9AM
Daily rvcept Wed Sun
Office at Salmon River
0o*n 9AM Io 6 PM
fwfnin^s by Appoint”*™
Pi blocks North and Eatt of Hood Theatre
33 N.E. Kelly
MARX * CHASE
Registered Land Surveyor
Optometrist
Hood Dental Bldg
home lor mvabdi convalescent patients
and those needing nursing care
Brightwood
Gresham
DR. ROBERT M. HELLER
Mr
Phone Hood-Land 402
MU
7 2676
Sandy,
Or»
Regivtereà lind Surveyor
Surwyisq
Map»..4
SuMivivont Other located J miles east of Get«»
am on loop Hwy
P.O. Box 431
Gresham
Martha C. McGuire, KF
(Dec. 18. 1963)
Team Standings;
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Timberline Lodge
24
36
Ken's Chevron
314 284
Forest Haven Motel 31
29
Barlow Trail Lodge 31
29
Estacada-Springwater
Golf Course
294 30 4
J Welch's Antiques 284 314
32
Washing Well
28
Log Lodge
244 354
High Ind. Game (Scratch)—
Roberta Gadwood (J e n n I e
Welch's), 196
High Series
Angie Drum
(Timberline Lodge). 502.
High Ind. Game (Handicap)
Carol Conan (Barlow Traill,
Angie Drum
High
(Timberline Lodge). 562.
High Team Series (Scratch)
Timberline Lodge. 1654
High Team Series ((Handi
cap) 2069
Rhododendron
Theatre
>Ne«t to log lodg»'
Loving Cere for the Agen end Convalescent
ORCHARD CREST
NURSING HOME
?4-Hour Hilling O?» foe ambulating and bod pat
»nti Physicians on call
MU
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DIRECTORY
Phone MUtual 7-2781
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Sandy, Oregon
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Sunday* 5:30 p.m.
JAN. 11
'THE
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JAN. 12
TAIES OF ROBIN HOOD
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If the car happens to be a '64 Chevrolet,
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What about special performance equip
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And that's really the test of a great high
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Next time you're out your dealer's way,
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