Fire Season On, Permits Required
POST DEADLINES
News deadline each week
4 p.m. Monday. Deadline
for ads Is It noon Tuesday
JUNIOR BOWLING
Luck Outs
27
17
Bin Busters
25 Li 18’2
Strikemakers
23
21
The Greatest
22
22
Knowhats
20
24
Goof Offs
MH 29
High Girls’ Game and Ser-
ies, Arlene Markwell 124; Pat
Colson, 349.
High Boys’ Game and Series,
Joe Cody, 186-466
POWDER PUFF
Th\f is W
Say’s he
¡N^PT 4.WT he WOO]
m
not
wW iF he, froi
his I ass
MARIE SEEMATTER
INSURANCE
Sandy
MU 7-3102
Too Late to Classify
61 RAMBLER Classic 4-dr. S/W.
Economical 6 with std. trans. R&
H. An excellent wagon for family
outings. Only
$1395
DRUG
GLOS FORD - Sandy
MU 7-2111
B ä R g A/N s
I
3
9
The Stingers
4
8
Try Angles
Rolling Pins
7
5
6
6
Allie Kats
6
Triple Threats
6
7
Charming 3
5
Nags
..........
2
6
Bowling Belles
1
7
High Game and Series, Barb
Longlois, 193; Betty Hartman,
529
'
\
MO 5-7040
G-23
WANT WOMAN to do light
housekeeping for woman in
wheelchair $125 mo. MO 5-
7325.
H-23
EACH WEEK
Pick up your copy of
Channel-TV Magazine
each week at our store
and take advantage of
the Special - price cou­
16-YEAR old girl wants sitting
iob Rockwood area AL 3-6190
after 4 p.m
C-23
64 FALCON Futura 4-dr. V-8.
Automatic, R&H. Only 5000 miles,
19,000 miles left on factory guar-
antee. Only
$2195
Zigzag District Ranger H. Pet­
er Wmgle arm urn ed that permits
wtll Ite required for all trash burn­
ing within the Mt. Hood National
Forest protective boundary. The
State Forester has proclaimed that
fire season is in effect, and that
all fire laws are now being en­
forced.
Buring permits cart be obtained
during periods of low fire danger
between 8 a.m. and " p.m. at the
Zigzag Ranger Station. The sta­
tion will be open on weekends be­
ginning June 6.
The Mt. Hood National Forest
has converted to an aerial fire
detection system this summer.
Locally only Hickman Butte Look­
out will tie maimed this summer,
primarily for radio communlca-
tions and fire weather forecast-
Ing.
Aircraft will be used to detect
forest fires, and will be making
several flights daily, depending
upon the fire danger.
During the past five years, only
107 of 348 fires on the forest
were first spotted by lookout tow-
ers. The remainder of were first
reported by local citizens, air-
craft or Forest Service ground
patrols.
Converting to an aerial detec­
tion system will not only reduce
the costs (if fire detection, but will
provide better coverage, and
quicker detection and verification
of questionable fires. For this
reason, it is particularly Important
that all trash fires authorized by
burning permit.
Aircraft will investigate all fires
that are not authorized by valid
burning permits, and fire wardens
will be dispatched by radio as soon
as these fires are located.
One of the Forest Service’s big­
gest jobs is to protect the forest
resources for your livelihood and
recreation. They ask for your
assistance and cooperation this
summer.
Obituary
Rayburn F. Lane, 70 Rt. 1, Box
863, Sandy, died suddenly at his
home May 29. He was born Sept.
17, 1893 in Richland Center, Wls.,
and attended school in Wisconsin.
Pictured is a Forest Service helicopter which will be used
He was married March 27, 1921,
this
summer for fire detection. Also used will be fixed wing
in Monona, Iowa to Grace Mitch­
planes making regular flights over the Mt. Hood National
ell. They moved to Aberdeen, S.D.
(U. S. Forest Service photo)
Forest.
where they lived until 1953, when
they went to Hollywood, Calif.
Retiring in 1961, they came to
Drug manufacturers are requir­
Brightwood to make their home.
ed to report promptly to the Food
He was police commissioner for
and Drug Administration any In­
8 years, fire commissioner 3
formation they get regarding ad­
years and deputy sheriff for 3
verse effects from new drugs and
years in Aberdeen. He worked as
antibiotics on the market.
a bricklayer and foundry worker
In California and was a member
of the Bricklayers Union.
Vacation Bible school will be­
He was a Veteran of World War gin at Sandy Assembly of God
I; a member of American Legion on Monday, June 8, through June
SHETLAND
Post #24, Aberdeen; Sheriff 4 19, 9 a.m. to noon.
PONY SALE
Police Assn, of South Dakota; Sun­
A nautical theme will be used
rise Lodge No. 211, AF & AM, to carry students ages 3 through
June 6 & 7, 1964
Aberdeen; Scottish Rite; Yelduz 13 on an exciting 10-day V.B.S.
Multnomah County
Fair Grounds
Temple; and charter member of Cruise.
Multnomah County Fair Grounds
the Maccabees Tent Hive #2 and
Pastor Rose reports one of the
Gresham, Oregon
Degree of Honor.
finest courses available, will be
Some Registered, Some Grades
Funeral services were held
Sold Each Day
presented. It will include Bible
Wednesday at Bateman funeral lessons, stories, films, crafts,
10:30 Saturday
11:00 Sunday
chapel, with vault interment at refreshments, and recreation. For
— Don't Miss This —
Willamette National cemetery.
8TH AREA NORTHWEST
further information or transpor­
Sellwood Lodge No. 131 AF & tation, call MU 7-6304.
SHETLAND PONY CLUB
AM participated in services.
MU 7-2111
Mi»
KEY DRUG GROUP
——
.... .
■ I ■«
110 W. Proctor
MU 7-2811
SANDY SAW SHOP
Quality
Heaaonable
Work
Repair and Sharpen Saws,
Lawn Mowers, Knives,
and Scissors
l/t Mile E of Saidy oi Hwy. 14
Pkoie Mt 7-IM1
49
(7 to 8 Plonts per Box)
GERANIUMS
(IN BLOOM)
Hanging Geranium
Baskets ....
Hanging Begonia
Baskets
...
Hanging
Fuchsia Basket .
V
ea
AQc I
I
Large
AA
^■95
FRESH
EACH
■
. $5.95
EGGS
doz .
49e
BERRYLAND
SANDY, OREGON
m T. hood
..... ..................................... —■...................
II
AUTO PARTS and
Machin« Shop Servie«
(DOUBLE PETUNIAS,
............... —........................................................ —
—
............. .
40 ACRES by owner. Ideal spot
for someone who likes privacy
Covered with young timber,
cedar, alder and fir. Nice
building spot, on Deep Creek
Gravel road and only % mile
to black top. Price $300 per
acre Small dn payment and
terms A W Dyal, Rt 2, Box
1680, Sandy MU 7-4438 D-24
MU 7-2331
" ä
Z
—
FANCHER'S
SALVIA, ASTERS,
PETUNIAS, PHLOX,
MARIGOLDS,
doz
VERBENIAS, etc
MO 5-7040
G-23
SANDY
REXALL DRUG
Registered nurses joining the
Army Nurse Corps may have their
choice of service in Germany,
Alaska, Korea, or 12 Army hospi­
tals In the United States, Gresham
recruiter M/Sgt. Mel Smith an­
nounced this week.
The Army hospitals In this coun­
try are dotted from. California to
Virginia, with the nearest being
Madigan General hospital near Ta­
coma. Sgt. Smith may be contacted
at his office at 124 NW 1st St.
for enlistment information.
Bible School
Begins June 8
GLOS FORD ■ Sandy
pons on the back.
Ei *
RAYBURN F. LANE
.................... ................... —
.. .............................. —
Amerlca and defeat can never
be made to rhyme.
Eric A. Johnston
Army Offers Nurses
Choice Overseas Posts
.......
:-4
........—»
FOR RENT — Furnished 4 room
house No Sat calls MU 7-
4932
M-23
60 FORD club coupe. V-8, std.
tram. A real clean family car.
Priced to sell Only
$1095
FATHERS HAPPY.
MOTHER'S GAY.
OUR OIL- 16 IM
THE TANK.
GLOS FORD ■ Sandy
MU 7-2111
HOORAY/
MO 5-7040
G-23
Comfort does it» »hare toward
the
keeping
family
■
2 HEIFERS with calves I Riding
mare MO 5-4866 or see at Lee
Ball ranch, Wheeler Rd. off
Stone Rd
P-23p
FUEL
happy.
That'» where our quality fuel
oil comet in. You can depend
ONLY 2
-I
DISHWASHER, portable. Imper­
ial model with hot water boos-
ter. $95 252-6137.
PE-23
DAYS LEFT!
—...........
KEYSTONE 8MM movie camera,
K25. Like new with type A fil­
ter and deluxe case Must sell
$30 or best offer MO 5-7018
after 3 pm.
W-24
59 CHEV. Bel Air sedan.
V«8,
Auto., PS, R&H. Clean as a pin.
Only
$1095
GLOS FORD - Sandy
on it
MU 7-2111
firestone
CALL US TODAYI
,.t^>
« MU? 2471 o«ii«2vv
LOOP HIGHWAY «
ATTENTION - Anyone knowing the
whereabouts of four barrels of
household items and personal
belongings, please contact Mrs
Gerald Gillespie, 5804 Andras
Ct , Apt 3, San Diego 15, Calif.
Or Fred L Proctor, Clackamas
County Bank, Sandy, Ore.
G-24
FARM TRACTOR CO.
Johnny Sez
See Us for New
— BUYING? —
Jacuzzi Pumps and
— SELLING? —
Repairs on All Makes
Of Pumps
— TRADING? —
Hwy & Boring Road
24-Hour Phone Service Loop Gresham,
Oregon
when calling JOHNNY,
Telephone: MO 5-4164
SP-tf
MO 5-3491 with
tÔR JÖB M in TI n S”
J. J. WALKER
STATIONERY SUPPLIES
1950 NE Union, Portland
Call MU 7-2781
AT 8-5045
THE SANDY POST
JEEPS
LAWN MOWER
THIERS
SP-tf
ROHDE ft ROHDE
SALES ft SERVICE
107 So. Bluff, Sandy
FARM TRACTOR CO.
Phono MU 7-3503
Loop Highway & Borihg Rd
Gr.iham
MO 5 4164
SP-tf
Food Lockers For Rent
$4 and UP
MU 7 2401
Custom Cutting and Wrapping
Locker Beef at Wholesale Prices
SANDY FOOD LOCKERS
Cor. Center & Pork, Sandy, Ore
If You
Haven't
Received
This
Brochure
Call Us
At Once!
CHECK THESE PLUSES
Business Directory
ROTARY
HAVE YOU ENROLLED?
Older Your
Berry Tickets From
The Sandy Post
Sandy
•p-tt
Sandy Offices
Close June 6
MO 5 7040
G-23
Sandy Ready Mix Inc.
• READ! MIX COM RETE
• SAND and GRAVEL
• MASON SAND
Prompt Delivery
MU 1 SOTI (PR 115tz nigh UI
Rt I .Box 1IM, Sandy
U
• PAID-IN-FULL PHYSICIAN'S CARE
• PAID-IN-FULL MATERNITY CARE
PREVENTIVE MEDICAL CARE
• FREE CHOICE OF PHYSICIANS
WELL BABY CARE
• LARGE HOSPITAL BENEFITS
LOW GROUP PREMIUM
ESTABLISHED COMPANY
Sandy
Office Hours
9 A.M. - 5:30 P.M
Monday thru
Saturday
OVE
• NO AGE LIMIT, PHYSICAL EXAM
OR HEALTH STATEMENTS
MAIN STREET AND SHELLEY
PLUS
MEMBERSHIP CREDIT
"TRADE IN" YOUR OLD COVERAGE FOR
A NEW P.A.C.C. PACKAGE.
YOU MAY SIGN UP FOR THE COMMUNITY COVERAGE
NOW TO BEGIN WHEN YOUR OTHER COVERAGE EXPIRES.
Old Bank Building
Phone MU 7-6851
Physicians Association of Clackamas County
Head Office: 605 Main Street, Oregon City, Ore
Phone OL 6-0344