Thursday, Feb. 6, 1964 (Sec. 1)
AT SANDY
Boy Scout Week
Feb. 7-13,1964
54th ANNIVERSARY
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
PTA
Mrs. Schmitz’s room sangthree
songs for the P.T.A. meeting Jan.
21: “Awake, you Lazy Sleepers,”
a German round, “ Springfield
Mountain,” a Tennessee folksong,
and “Bells,” a French folk song.
Rose Cortes was the speaker and
later in the lunch room she entert­
ained with dances andSouth Ameri­
can music. The room winners
for attendance of parents were
Mrs. Moore’s and Mrs.Schmitz’s.
CHICKENS
The primary department has had
a science project going for three
weeks. An incubator, made by
Mr. Callaghan, has been in Mrs.
Opperman’s window with six banty
eggs that we have watched. The
second and third grades have writ­
ten stories about chickens and the
winners were to get baby chicks
for prizes, but unfortunately none
of the chicks hatched, so the
reward will be to get the stories
published in the school paper.
Second grade winners are first,
Nancy Taylor; second, Michael
Founds; third, Glenda Williams.
Third grade winners are first,
Pat Dyal; second, Ralph Peter­
son; third, Gary Schwartz. Here
are the two top stories:
THINKING ABOUT CHICKENS
Have you ever thought about
chickens? Have you ever thought
about the many good products
chickens can give us. such as
eggs and fried chicken? They
can't hurt you like dogs and cats
can.
Have you ever thought there
is a shortage of chickens these
days? Some farmers may leave
poison around their chickens or
they might not have a strong pen.
Wolves and foxes can get into the
pen.
Did you know chickens can be
very interesting animals? They
develop after twenty one days.
Pat Dyal
Third Grade 1st Prize
See the eggs in the incubator?
In twenty one days the eggs will
Sandy
Assembly of God
Sunday School
Morning Worrhip
People's
Young
9:45
11:00
¿J 5 p.m.
Eve. Service
7:00 p.m.
Bible Study (Wed.)
7:30 p.m.
Wm. E. Rose, Pastor
MU 7-3661
MU 7-6304
:
Immanuel
;
! Lutheran Church*
! Morning Services 10:30 a.m. j
¡ Sunday School
9:15 am.
A Cordial Welcome is
Extended to All
Pastor Walter Luedtke
MU 7 6501 — Home '
MU 7-6381 — Church
St. Mary Magdalene Chapel
409 Main St. Sandy, Oreg.
HOLY EUCHARIST
Sundayt
9:30 a.m.
Sunday School
9:30 a.m.
Coffee Hour at 10:45
Father Rene' Bozarth, Rector
MOhawk 5-6202
Father Andrew E. laabt
MU 7-2951
“An Ancient Feith for 1
Modern. Friendly People"
St. Michael's
Catholic Church
SUNDAY MASS
9:30
Rev. Ernest Jackjon
Ph. MU 7-2912
Corner Strauss & Pleasant
Sandy, Oregon
Seventh-day
Adventist
Elder Ira D.
Sabbath School
Church Service
Friday
Follett
9 30 AM.
11:00 A.M.
8:00 P.M.
Phone MO 5-0424
Presbyterian
Church
Sunday Sihool
9:45 A M
Morning Services
11 A.M.
Mr.tmlfi'trr Fellowship
High School Group
7 P.M.
Nursery care during worship
Parsonage MU 7 3644
Rev E L. Neuenfeldt
hatch,
The mother hen hatches
the egg.
The incubator hatches
• he eggs too.
Nancy Taylor
Second Grade 1st prize
by Penny Paluck
and Connie Berger
Room officers in Mr. Boothby’s
room are Vickie Colson, president;
Carol Holt, vice-president; Betty
Buckle; treasurer, Carolyn Olson.
Four players from his room were
in the Welches game:
Mark
Housden, John Johnson, Steve
Christensen, and Mike Hite.
Sixth grade cheer leaders are
Carol Holt, Carolyn Olson, Julie
Schneider, Janet McCartney and
Shirley Searls.
Mr. Callaghan’s science classes
have just finished a unit on “Light
and Sight.” In their study they
dissected two cow eyes, They
and
will next study
“Sound
Hearing” which should be very
interesting.
Mrs. Smith’s fourth grade stud­
ents are estimating addition and
subtraction in arithmetic, studying
our laws and government in social
studies, making pictures by folding
the paper after putting paint on it
in art, and studying words and syll­
ables in English and writing poems.
Here is an example written by
Raymond Jenks:
Flying
I wish I could fly an airplane
So high up In the sky;
I think it would be lots of fun.
I wish I could fly higher
than the sun.
I wonder if it’s ever been done.
And when my wish is at an end,
I’ll want to go up In the sky again.
Mrs. Spahr's room has used
Winter as a unit for January.
They can read winter stories and
poems and spell words needed
In writing winter stories. They
are looking forward to Valentine’s
Day activities. They wllldecorate
their room, make their own val­
entines, have a party, and trade
valentines. Nancy Pinkerton is
a new student in their room.
The Barbers, who have been
going to West Powellhurst School,
have returned to Sandy. Kenneth
Is in Mrs. Spahr’s room, Clinton
in Mrs. Moore’s, Danny In Mrs.
Sutherland’s and Shirlene in Mrs.
Triplett’s.
GIRL’S P.E.
by Susan Cutsforth and
Vikkle Green
Our P.E. and Health schedule
has changed to give us some phy­
sical education every day. The
boys and girls P.E. classes will
combine for folk and square danc­
ing and rhythm for two weeks.
Then we will begin tumbling.
Girl’s volleyball Intramurals
finished with Penny Paluck and
Connie Berger’s team in first
place; Gloria Anderson and Nancy
Naashahn’s was second; Susan
Cutsforth and Vikkle
Green’s
was third; Carol Moore and Joy
Cansler’s was fourth.
SANDY LOSES AGAIN
by Tom Croston
The grade school varsity was
defeated by the Parkrose Heights
team last Thursday with a score
of 46 to 32. Parkrose took an
early lead of 12-2 halfway throu­
gh the first period.
Later in the second half they
led by nearly 20 points, but Sandy
quickly narrowed the lead to 14
points but could not get any closer
to victory.
Ron Williams led Sandy with
14 points, followed closely by Mike
Nelson
with
12 points. Tom
Croston had 4 points and Ron
Nelson came in with 2 points.
6th GRADE STOMPS WELCHES
by Ron Williams
Thursday the Sandy sixth grade
basketball team traveled to
Welches for a good game with
their
sixth grade. Although
Welches had the height they were
unable to use it, for Sandy was
able to steal the ball often. Sandy
came out with a smashing victory
26-6 with Jim Martin scoring 10
points, Nickie Eklund 9 points
and Mike Hite 7 points. Their
next game is at Cottrell today
(Thursday) at 3:30.
The sixth grade had its second
victory last Thursday when they
beat Cottrell 29-15. Mike Hite
was high scorer with 10 points.
Other scorers were Mcky Eklund,
8 points; Tommy Fussell, 5; and
Jim Martin, Steve Christensen,
and Keith Olson each 2.
Today (Thursday) we are play­
ing our first home game and we
hope everyone comes to cheer us
on to a third victory.
Students who have had only
E’s and V's so far this year are
Connie Berger, Carol Clement,
Verle Kuehn and Linda Persons
in the eight grade and Susan
Drew in the seventh.
The Sand) (Ore.) Post
Since 1910 more than 36,000,000 have been identified with Scouting.
There is scarcely an American family that has not felt its influence.
We Salute
These Local Boys
St Ol TMASTER
TROOP
SPONSOR
Harry Pickett
LUS C hurch
171
Cascade Locks PTA. Harry Leavenworth
172
Lions Club of Mt. Hood
173
James E. Relek
( Wemme)
Stanley Kathman
Troutdale PTA
Happy Valley Volunteer Fire Dept.
James Robnett
R. E. Denman
Estacada Kiwanis
210
Richard Beatty
Kockwood PTA
214
Gresham PTA
us
Earl Gerber
Kockwood Kiwanis
247
Chairman
Sandy PTA
248
Gillis Estep
Corbett VFW
Fred Debore
luh
Orient Community
281
Andrew Talley
Lynch PTA
282
Leo Effie
Wilkes-Glenfair PTA
288
Chairman
Gresham Methodist ( hurch
288
W. A. Kemp
Pleasant 3 alley PTA
289
Everett Nordin
I.DS » hurch, Sandy
298
Am. Legion Post 88. Bonneville
390
Victor Hays
Lynchwood PTA
Leo Larsen
542
Smith Memorial Presbyterian Church
588
Ted Rogers
Lynch Park PTA
Forbes Donaldson
654
Lynchview School PTA Albert Eschright
MS
Portland 11th Ward I.DS F. Don Gillett
661
Boring Vol. Fire Dept.
Milton Layng
707
A Boy Scout Is
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Rockwood Methodist Church
Jake Vaden
Tony Williams
Lynch Plaza School
801
Francis ( barriere
Estacada I DS
802
C alvin C hristian Reform Church
825
Robert Verburg
t NIT I I WER
SPONSOR
POST
■lames Burnett
Gresham I.DS
171
Troutdale I.ions dub Wilbur Rathman
174
n Club (Exp.)
192
Irvin Hartman
Sid Haughton
Estacada Kiwanis
Corbett PTA
SKIPPER
SPONSOR
sun
Centennial Lions 4 luh Daniel Robertson
282
Ramon House
( hurch of I DS Sandy
298
M O Malley
Gresham 1805 Elks
607
Rockwood Methodist Church
715
Richard Finch
Tnirch of I.DS, Gresham Nathan Greene
Boh Bess
Estacada I.DS
802
LEADER
SPONSOR
AIR SQI ADRON
Mult. ( ounty Sheriff s Pi re. 1
588
Lloyd Kendoll
Henry Llnfoot
Lynch
Park PTA
654
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(TB SlASTER
SPONSOR
PACK
Richard Ellery
171
• Gresham I.DS
Mt. Hood Lions ( luh,
178
Elmer Hanson
Wemme
174
181
186
191
214
285
217
2 48
281
283
MS
890
577
588
658
6.54
655
661
715
801
803
801
820
821
822
Bud Espenel
Troutdale PTA
Louis Stangel
Glenfair PTA
R. E. Denman
Estacada PTA
Donald Krause
Happy Valley PTA
Kev. Herman Keeney
Rockwood PTA
Calvin Judd
Gresham PTA
Robert Brown
Kockwood PTA
Donald Senner
Sandy PTA
. S. A. Saavedra
C orbett PTA
Don Davis
Orient Community (luh
Lyle Surdyk
Margaret Scott PTA
Kobert Harris
Pleasant Valley PTA
Jerome Nolin
Cascade Locks PTA
Erank Godwin
Lynchwood PTA
Koliert Morey
Gresham PTA
Smith Memorial Presbyterian Church
Scott Cunningham
Billy Dörrenbacher
Duane Siel
Lynch Park PTA
Byron May
Lynchview PTA
Floyd Fish
Portland 11th Ward
Kockwood Methodist Church
James Salisbury
Henry Dickhoua
Lynch Plaza
Jim Gorman
Lynchwood PTA
Robert Bart
Bonneville PTA
Norman Evans
Wilkes School PTA
Gordon Reinhart
Three Lynx PTA
Vince Castrapel
Lynch View PTA
A Boy Scout Is
A Boy Scout Is
Helpful
Trustworthy
. and you can always depend
on your service at Rohde and Roh-
de whether a new item or recon-
We feature Pioneer
ditioned
chain saws, Toro and Lawn - Boy
lawn mowers, Merry Tillers, Ariens
rotary tiller, and Lawn-Boy.
ROHDE and ROHDE
107 So. Bluff Road
MU 7-3503
Sandy
A Boy Scout Is
Friendly
And so it is at Shaw's Richfield
Service always dependable custom­
er and car care. Specializing com­
plete lubrication jobs — plus tires
and batteries. Come in and see for
yourself.
We thank you
tronage and in
you the finest
in your lumber
for your loyal pa-
return we promise
in hardware, and
needs.
SANDY LUMBER AND
HARDWARE CO.
401 Mt. Hood Loop Hiway
MU 7-2C91
A Boy Scout Is
And so it is with Sandy Oil
We feature the
Company
finest in heating oil and serv­
ice.
SANDY OIL COMPANY
Loop Highway
4
MU 7-2471
Sandy
Boy Scout Is
Courteous
Lewis Hardware also practices courtesy,
and offers fine service in all their deal­
ings, plus quality and wise buys.
We take time to be kind at the
Clackamas County Bank. We are
not impersonal to your needs. See
us for Commercial and Savings ac­
counts, or in buying Government
Bonds, series E and H. We can
help too if you need traveler's
checks for your trip. We are al­
ways pleased to be of service.
MEMBER F.D.I.C.
Shaw’s Richfield Service
Loop Hiway & Main, Sandy
MU 7-3456
A Boy Scout Is
LEWIS HARDWARE
Loop Highway
A Boy Scout Is
BREWSTER’S
111 Shelley
“¿T
MU 7-2591
A Boy Scout Is
Brave
Bravery becomes every Boy Scout,
and every man too. We take great
pride in our Scouts, and too, in our
service to the people in new and
used Chevrolet cars, and in our parti
department with know how and
experience.
Loop Highway
You will always find cheerful, de­
pendable service at The Sandy Post
whether placing an ad, an import­
ant news item, purchasing station­
ery needs, or ordering your print­
ing from us. Come in and meet El­
aine Popelka.
THE SANDY POST
118 Main
MU 7-2781
MU 7-2271
Thrifty
And at Sandy Food Center you get
excellent quality produce, tender
meats, and thrifty values plus fine
"The Friendliest Store In Town"
SANDY FOOD CENTER
Loop Highway
MU 7-2311
A Boy Scout Is
A Boy Scout Is
Reverent
Clean
We advocate Scouting; cleanliness
and neatness. We too incorporate
these attributes into our daily serv­
ices for you. Our motto, "Service,
Quality, Dependability."
Sandy
A Boy Scout Is
Cheerful
Obedient
. . . And so is Scales Store to all
the family needs. Besides we offer
wise budget buys all year long.
Come in and browse, and meet our
friendly staff.
MU 7-3291
Sandy
Clackamas County Bank
And so Ogden Variety, a friendly
store, offers wise values, plus S&H
Green Stamps. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Ogden believe everyone should at­
tend the Church of their choice.
S & H GREEN STAMPS
WILRAD HSURÄ*CF ACTMCï
Pho-o
MU 7 2861
Richardson Chevrolet
Loop Hwy. & Main
MU 7-2681
SANDY REXALL DRUG
Loop Highway
Sandy
MU 7-2331
OGDEN’S VARIETY
Main St.
Sandy