E andy ßost
Vol. 25
TEN PAGES
SANDY, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1964
Single Copy 10c
Migrant Council Announces Plans to Operate
Day Care Center During Berry Season in Sandy
The work of the migrant min tion of Portland has collected $80
istry is under way again in our for books. Volunteer librarians
community. The East Multnomah-
North Clackamas County Migrant
Council, composed of church
groups, service and other organi
zations, is planning to expand
its program this summer.
A Child Day Care Center Is
being organized to care for the
younger migrant children unable
Phillip Bernard, Jr., son of
to be In the fields. The Sandy
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Bernard of
Ridge School basement has been
Sandy, will receive his B.A. de
secured for the center. A dir
gree on June 7 at Oregon Uni-
ector, her assistant, along with
versity.
high school and college student
He has received honorable men-
groups from Portland, will com
tion
and a $100 National Science
pose the staff. A registered nurse
Foundation grant to do summer
will be on hand each cay. Doctors
research under Prof. Bond at O.
and dentists have offered their
S.U.
assistance.
On June 16 he will attend the
Several of the Sandy churches
National
Academy of Sciences con
are again to bring a program
vention where he has been invited
to the migrant camps in this area.
there to read his lab research
They will work with the migrant
report.
people in planning for evening
In the fall he will attend U.C.L.A.
bible schools, crafts, stories and
on a $2600 teaching fellowship to
recreation.
do graduate work on a Ph. D. in
This year the Library Associa-
organic chemistry.
Phillip Barnard
Will Receive
B. A. Degree
The Sandy Rexall Drug company filled its 200,000th pre
scription recently. This means that 200,000 carefully pre
pared doctors’ prescriptions have been made up and labeled
for Sandy residents since Ivan Barker began operations in
1932. This particular prescription was filled in by Olin Big-
nail in an after hours (9:30 p.m.) effort to aid Mrs. Walter
Von Bergen, Kt. 1, Box 139, Boring, who had her child, Dean
na, 6 months, with her. The prescription was for Deanna.
It is by sue h special aids to customers that the Sandy Rexall
has become an institution tile area could not do without.
Shown are Mrs. Von Bergen and Ivan Barker.
P.G.E. Truck
Burns at
Fish Hatchery
will be coming out each week for
story hours during the family night
programs In camps.
A clothing center is available
again this year, housed in the
old Christian Science building on
Main and Second St.
The growers and different or
ganizations in town will give re
ferral slips to needy families to
purchase at a cost the clothing
needed. Clothing is being received
now at the center and the Commun
its Presbyterian church. Only
clean clothing can be accepted.
The support of the Council’s
program by our community and
many groups and individuals In
the Portland and Gresham area
has been been very encouraging
and helpful. Members of the Coun
cil would be willing to tell more
about the program and needs for
this year to any group or indi
vidual. Call Mr. Neuenfeldt, MU
7-3644 or Mrs. Cecil Seal, chair
man of the Day Care Center Com
mittee, MU 7-2898.
At 12:30 p.m., Tuesday, May
26, while the men were eating lunch
nearby, a P.G.E. line truck burst
into flame.
The accident happened at the
fish hatchery where the crew was
making some repairs. Foreman
R. D. McCleary said he heard a
pop, looked up and saw flame
coming out of the cab.
Driver Robert Bell and line
man Louis Popelka got a fire
hose from the hatchery and called
the Sandy fire department. The
fire was soon out. No one was
hurt, but the cab Is a total loss.
Cause of the sudden blaze was
not known.
Sandy Grad Wins
Scholarship
PA CC Medical Office Closes June 6
Ambulance Fund Needs Help
The time is drawing closer and
the Sandy Ambulance fund needs
help. The fund is now at the
$5,700 mark and the date for the
goal is Memorial Day.
Thanks to the generosity of board
members of the old hospital build
ing fund, a cash donation of $2,000
was received. With that extra push
it is felt the goal of $6,500 can
be reached.
Members of the fire department,
who donate their time to operating
the ambulance, feel we should look
into the future now and think about
trading it again in a couple of
years. At that time, they feel
we should get a new one and trade
every two years.
If the city of Sandy is going
to operate an ambulance serv
ice, they say, the equipment should
be kept up-to-date to provide prop
er service.
With the renewal of your am
bulance ticket each year, this can
be achieved without other taxa
tion.
The ambulance people and the
fire department wish to thank each
and every person, organization
and club which has helped in reach-
iui A- lco I. ,
No. 22
Photographs of the G. L. (Bud) Rell home near Cherry-
ville. Five years ago this was the weed and fern infested
property of the old Cherryville hotel. Hand effort alone has
turned it into an estate worthy of the very best modern
residential sections. It looks as though it belonged on some
Long Island estate and yet It is tile hand-made creation of
Bud and his wife. Vivian.
(Sandy Post photo)
Mountain Home Is Show Place
Laura Adams, Eastern Oregon
College junior from Boring, has
been named winner of the LaGrande
Observer scholarship for 1964-
65.
Miss Adams, a 1961 graduate
of Sandy Union High School, re
ceives the Observer’s tuition grant
as newly appointed editor of the
BEACON, EOC student newspaper.
The award recipient has been
a member of the BEACON staff
fol- three years, serving this year
as associate editor. The new editor
has also been a staff member of
the MOUNTAINEER, campus year
book, and Is a member of the
band.
Laura, who Is majoring in Sec
ondary Education (Social Science)
at EOC, is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy T. Adams, Rt. 1,
Boring.
Inspiration tacked by plenty of built so that it would appear In
perspiration can move mountains. more artistic fashion. A 28 by
A perfect demonstration of this 30 foot cement slab was poured
is the home of Mr. and Mrs. for the patio. Stepping stones with
G.L. (Bud) Bell near-Cherryville. grandchildrens names set In mar
About 5 years ago the Bells
ble were made. A home and a
bought the old Cherryville hotel chapel were built. A sign was
The San Ro Esta bowling league
The 1964 fire season in Clack
property. The old building had
hand-carved by Bud for the door
finished their season with a won
burned down. The land was a mass
amas-Marion District will be
of the chapel, "Enter into these
derful time at the Top of the Cos
of weeds and Alder saplings. But
come effective at midnight, May
gates with thanksgiving and Into
mo.
there was a small creek and the
31. Burning permits will be re
His courts with praise.” Vine
First place trophy went to the
land lay in a pleasing way. Bud
quired after this date. All fire
maple was planted to shield and
Timberline
Lodge crew. Team
Bell saw the property as few would seclude the chapel.
wardens in Clackamas-Marion
members were Pat Aeppli, Angle
have.
| District will be on duty to issue
In all this endeavor machinery
Drum, Anne Nansahahn and Helen
these permits.
He rolled up his sleeves and went was used only once--a cat was
Barnett.
to work. With the help of Ids wife,
Thanks to the cooperation of
Shown in front of the Clackamas County
used to change the course of the
the Association, and Dianna Ball, registrar.
Second place trophy was nabbed
Vivian, he made a home and
public and industry, fires were at
Physicians Association temporary office In
stream and to fill in the picnic
These are the people that will see that you
by
Barlow Trail with Nona Hunt,
grounds
that
are
so
beautiful
they
State Sen. John Inskeep stopped a minimum during the 1963 sea
Sandy are, from left to right: Marilyn Zehr
ground. All else was done with
get the best health coverage it is possible
Carol Conan, Ro Collier and Lulla
take
your
breath
away.
into the Sandy Post office Monday, son even with the hazards created
feld, registrar; Thomas Bechtol, manager of
to get.
loving labor and It shows it.
(Sandy Post photo)
Phelps sharing the honors.
More than 60 yards of earth
to tell the paper that he hasn’t by the Columbus Day windstorm.
A Greek - type pavilion stands
Trophies were won by Roberta
were
moved
by
wheel
barrow.
250
forgotten about the sanitary build Much of this hazard still exists
The last day area residents will ical examinations, well-baby care,
Plan 2 Is a budget plan design
regally on the hillside above the
Gadwood, high game scratch;Car
feet
of
stone
walls
were
con
however,
and
the
same
coopera
be
offered
the
Mount
Hood
ing at Government Camp.
innoculations, medical - surgical ed especially to provide hospital
house. In a court yard there Is a
ol Conan, high game handicap; An
He recently talked with Warne tion is requested again this sea Community Coverage plan Is on and hospital care for illness, plus care and surgery for serious ill structed, averaging 3 to 4 feet In white fountain. On all sides are
gle Drum, high series scratch; and
helghth. The stones were gathered
Nunn, special assistant to Gov. son.
Saturday, June 6th. The two pre paid in full maternity coverage. nesses or injuries.
Immaculately
cared-for flower
Emily Woodward, high series
from the creek bed by hand. Ground
Remember that a burning per paid medical plans sponsored by
Hatfield, who informed Senator
beds. There Is hardly a weed In
handicap.
was
carefully
prepared
and
seed
Inskeep that plans for the san- mit does not relieve the burner of the Physicians’ Association of
evidence In a property that had
The ‘Most Improved Bowler’
planted for more than 2 acres of
itary building are under way. any liability for damage to other Clackamas County have drawn
once been nothing but weeds.
trophy
went to Lorraine Goodson.
lawn.
4
bridges
were
built
across
persons
property
if
the
fire
es
much
interest
in
Sandy
and
sur
Inskeep said he will check in
The photographs shown do not
A
past
president
trophy was given
the creek. The creek Itself was
Salem when he returns about the capes. The permittee must stay rounding areas.
. do justice to the place; no photo
to Gayla Bishop.
redirected Into another channel
with the fire until it is out.
For those whose previous med
middle of June.
graphs could, but in addition to
Next year’s officers are: Helen
and lined on both banks with hand
ical insurance is still in effect,
this, It was a grey and rainy
Barnett, president; Emily Wood
fitted stones. A waterfall was re
the Mount Hood plan can be pur
day when they were taken and the
ward, vice president; and Alma
chased now with the stipulation
Post photographer Is not a Stel-
Relck, secretary-treasurer.
that billing and effective date will
chen by any means.
be postponed until present cover
Bub Bell was born In Have
Attend Coin Convention
The Builders Exchange Cooper -
age expires.
The president of the Exchange is
lock , Neb., and came to Ore
ative,
an
organization
of
construc
Wesley Kent, Sandy, and Her
These doctor-sponsored plans
Cecil Gabriel. The golf chairman
gon In 1944. For some years he
man Zacharias of Gresham attend
will not be available again in this tion and allied industries, held Its
this year was Ralph Gilbert.
has
been
the
meat
specialist
at
40th Spring golf tournament at
area until next May.
ed the 21st Annual Convention of
Both are from Portland.
Pullen’s market In Sandy.
Pacific Northwest Numismatic As
Plan I is a comprehensive med Bowman’s Palais du Swat last Sat
Vacation
Bible
School
of
Sandy
The
Bells
have
one
son,
William,
sociation at the Hotel Benson last
ical coverage that includes pre urday, May 23, at Welches.
and
8
grandchildren.
Baptist
Chapel
will
get
its
start
This event is as old as the golf
Saturday afternoon.
ventive medicines, complete phys-
A DIVISION OF BULOVA WATCH COMPANY, Inc.
with a parade on Saturday, May
course, which was originally
30,
at
10
a.m.
Boys
and
girls
carved out of Billy Welch’s farm
will meet at the church at 9:30
just that many years ago by two
to get assembled and lined up.
builders, Wally and Shattuck. Ev
There will be prizes awarded for
ery spring this group has been the
The temporary farm labor of- the best decorated bicycles and
first tournament to be held on
flee bi u<uidy opened May 18. floats. Heading the parade will
the course. For many years theirs
Hazel Murray of the Pioneer Real be our local chief of police for
was also the last meet held In the
Estate office will again serve the an escort.
Fall. Now, however, this is held at
V.BÄ will officially start on
growers in Sandy, Boring, Dover
Phillip Bernard Jr., son of Mr. another spot.
Monday,
June 1, through June 12.
and
Bull
Run
areas.
Mrs.
Murray,
This year 240 men partici
and Mrs. Phillip Bernard of Sandy,
as in past years, will work with The theme, "Making Time Count
has been awarded a $2600 fellow- pated in the event, one of the
migrant labor coming Into Clack- for Christ,’’ will offer boys and
ship for graduate studies in organic largest crowds they have ever
amas County over the Loop High- girls, 3 through 13, an exciting,
chemistry, which he will take at had. Many of them played their
way, as well as with local farm profitable experience. Registra
first game of golf on this course
UCLA this fall.
SO WHY NOT SAVE SOME?
help.
tion will begin at 8:30 a.m. Monday,
40
years
ago.
Phillip who will graduate from
June
1.
Call
MU
7-4831
for
further
Workers
are
asked
to
register
OSU June 7, is among the 100
now for berry picking. The phone Information
concerning Dally
graduate students in the United
Buying a new car ii one of th« major purchai*«
number In Sandy is MU 7-2521. Vacation Bible School.
States who have been invited to Hull Foundation
any family male««. So why not check out our deal?
Applicants
can
also
register
at
read their research theses at the
Why not let u< «how YOU how YOU SAVE MONEY
the local Employment office ir.
National Academic Science Con
Forges Ahead
when you deal with Frank Newell. Spend juit five
Oregon
City
at
506
High
Street,
vention at Spokane on June 16-17.
Revised School Budget
or call 656-2696.
minute« with ut. Find out why to many of our deals
Another son, Edward, a soph
The Clackamas County Weed
Up for Cottrell Vote
are repeat butine«« or referral« from «atitfied cu«-
omore at OSU, has achieved re
control spent Monday working on
tomer». So tee ui today. We sell the be«t cor, and
cognition for his outstanding per
the Oral Hull Foundation recrea
Voting for the revised budget
give the bett dealt. You can I mini
formance in physics and was one
tion
park
northeast
of
Sandy,
kill
— B«jty on
for the Cottrell School will be
CtltNOIAl—Styled <or
NITA- Behind thu beiu
ot two sophomore students to re
ing weeds, George L. Howeiler,
a budget
for the
the performance that
t-ful feet it the bra n«
held
Monday, June 1, at the school
woman who insists on
ceive the award by Sigma Pl sigma,
every man wants Tells
of a 17
shock
general co-ordlnator for the
house from 2-8 p.m.
both style and per tarn
UM an<j date it a
resistant movement
national honary in physics.
foundation, reported.
ance in yellow or white
(lance
waterproof,
Lest ng
station
The defeat of the original bud
Edward was also honored at
514 95
frank
precision-jeweled move
A plan of the proposed Found
get at the May 4 school election
me nt
|14 95
a luncheon when he was received
NIN caNt powed
The War Council of the Mt. has resulted in presentation of
ation’s recreation park for the
grc^ham, Oregon
into Pi Mu Epsilon, national math
Hood Pow-Wowers will meet at the re.ised budget which asks
blind which was made by the
PONTIAC-GMC, INC
ematics honorary, and was re
the Mt, Hood Golf Club at 12 $2,000 less from the tax-payers
Benson Technical School of Port
cipient of a book and honorable
noon
Thursday,
May
28.
Tills
meet-'
land
and
Is
on
display
In
the
Phone MO 5-2166
LOOR HIGHWAY
than did the old one. The $2,000
MU 7 3101
SANDY
mention. Both Phillip and Edward
ing will consist of program plann
lobby of the Clackamas County
deficit
will
be
made
up
from
the
ing.
are graduates of Sandy high school.
Bank.
emergency fund.
Fire Season
Starts Here
San Ro Esta Group
Winds Up Season
Government Camp
Is Reassured
40 th Tournament
Held at Bowman's
Send them off to College...
or their first job...with a
C aravelle
the first low cost quality watch!
Bernard Sons
Win Honors
Labor Office
Is Now Open
Pow-Wow Council
To Meet May 28
GROKETT JEWELRY
Parade to Open
Bible School
IT'S YOUR
MONEY!