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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1964)
BEAUTIFUL DELICIOUS DECORATED CAKES There are no drugs or treat ments which can cure baldness make the hair grow, feed* the hair roots or scalp. OCCASIONS ALL WEDDING CAKES $13 UP MO 5-7978 Summer Program Signup Time BOOK REVIEWS This Friday from 1 to 4 PM in the All Purpose Room of the Sandy Grade School will be the time to sign up your children for The book covers a wide span the Swimming Program that Is in terms of the territory de connected with the Sandy Recrea scribed. . .Oregon, Southern Wash tion Program. ington and part of Idaho. AH areas The Sandy Jaycettes will be on mapped are within a few days hand to register the children. travel of Portland and suggest Children will be taken on the basis interesting and historic side trips of first to sign up. There will be for a family vacation. room for only 225 children for the swimming program this year. Signing up for the swimming program also entitles you to en joy the privileges of the recrea tion center starting next Monday, June 8. Director will be Lyle Jar- vis,assisted by Gail Maronay , Pat The Ed Ferarris are off to New Colson and Marilyn Warren. Act- York to see the fair. They are ivitie: will tie directed play arts driving back and plan to stop and crafts i and special activity at all the points of interest along each Friday when awards will be the way. What a wonderful vaca- presented to the winners. tlon! Due to the dates for our swim Ida Darr and children, Pete ming program this year you will and Laurie are off to Disney Land notice a change in the dates of the for a vacation. recreation program. Recreation Our deepest sympathy to Juanita starts June 8 - 27.Swimmingfrom Hagen and family, for the loss June 29 through July 10. Recrea of her husband. It was a shock tion then resumes July 13 through to everyone when Harold passed July 31. There will be no recreation away. program while the swimming The Hodges and the Hanes took program is going on. In Kah-nee-ta Hot Springs on Sun Any children attending Bible day, and from the people who said schools in the mornings are wel they were going over, there must come during the afternoon sessions have been half of Oregon. Have of the recreation program. The to go give their new face lifting first Friday special events will the once over myself. be tether ball, ping pong and paddle Pat and Addie Perry, brought pool tournaments. The only costs Pat’s mother home from the hos for the recreation program are for pital to their home in Estacada. the arts and crafts used and these Pat and Addie will spend the sum mer there to be with Pats mother. She is recovering from a broken A cow Is said to be the first hip, and getting along beautifully. My mother, affectionately known astronaut with its historic "over the moon’’ Jump. as Grandma, was out to visit us all last week. It was a surprise visit and none of us could think of a nicer one. She looks won- derful, and was here much too short of a time. She came out with Petie and Dorothy. It was her first AUTO visit with her Great Grand daughter,since she saw her in the PARTS hospital at birth, two months ago. quick Grandma said she was very pleased Service with Julie, and proud as punch Many Unes of her, as we all are. RADIO I hope to have some definite DISPATCHED news of the dump in the next TRUCKS issue. Still trying to find out some thing myself, so I can tell all those who have called to ask. The garbage is getting a bit deep in these here parts. It isn’t al ways convenient to drive clear to Sandy so it seems to collect Winners were first, Gene Bow man and Alan Jensen, Welches; second, Mr. and Mrs. Norm War- slnske, Billings, Mont,; and third, AND AUTO PARTS Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owen, 1K2I E. Powell MO 5 4131, Welches. By PEG TATUM GRESHAM STORE 9:30-6(9 P.M. Fri.) FINAL DAYS Ends Saturday! ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY solids, stripes floral prints reg. 98c now. X 46 bath size hand towels reg 59c washcloths reg 29c NOW 47c NOW 23c NOW BIGGER, HEAVIER) PLUS PUCKER-FREE BORDERSI* For size, weight, style, a buy you'll find hard to matchl Big, •hick, densely-looped Tile Tone towels plus season's pret tiest floral prints! Big buy regularly, fabulous now! ttaiaiì s • i n ararne’ il at t? Stone Age on the Columbia River By Emory Strong $4.50 254pp Binfords & Mort Planning a few side trips this summer? Why not visit some of the sites of prehistoric cultures near hand. With Emory Strong’s excellent book for a guide, one can make a fascinating ex cursion into prehistory, along the banks of the Columbia. From Astoria up to Pasco, Wash, and then either north to the Okanogan River and Grand Coulee, or from Pasco eastward to the Snake River., one can turn the clock back 10,000 years. In this region lie the old camp sites, from which have been taken the artifacts described and ex plained with such clarity and per ception by the author. An engineer with archaeology as a hobby. Strong has achieved a bridge to the past where all may cross into the dark and little known world of the people who walked the earth of Oregon about 8000 B.C. Their mode of life, the tools they used for hunting, fishing, and building...and their genius in the mastery of the materials their environment provided, the skill and thought involved in solving the pro blems of survival filled this read er with wonder. Detailed explanation of the vol uminous Illustrations and photo graphs of the artifacts, as well as practical and useful Information for the beginning or amateur arch aeologist, together with maps of areas involved make this little book a real treasure in its own right. A stimulating book for those who have a penchant for digging, ex amining and speculating on the rel ics that may lie in the next shovel ful of earth. Lost Mines and Treasures of the Pacific Northwest By Ruby El Hult Binfors & Mort $3.95 252 pp Those familiar with Ruby Hult’s writing on Northwest’s subjects will welcome acquaintance with this popular and spritely book on Northwest treasure legends. Here are the maps, locations and history of the burled treasure that Iles in abandoned mine shafts, near old farm houses and barns, behind old cabins in the hills, In the forests, along the stream beds of abandoned placer diggings, and beside the shores of the Pac ific. Miss Hult has carefully docum ented the legends and the facts, and presented her information in an informal and highly interesting style. The serious'treasure hunt er’ will appreciate the extensive bibliography ■ and index, which makes this a fine field reference. Readers from the Sandy-Mountain area will enjoy the references to Tygh valley and the Blue Bucket legend and the Lost Cagin trea sure. Notes are very small. One added note for mothers sign ing up the kids for the swimming program. The swimming fee of $3.50 does not have to be paid when you sign up but it must be paid by the first day of the lessons. No refunds except for illness. Only a doctors excuse will be accepted. Children must be 4 feet tall through 14 years old to take the swimming program. If you have any questions please feel free to phone Dick Steffi, chairman of this program which is sponsored by the Klwanls and the Sandy grade school or Lyle Jarvis Mu 7-4005, Joyce Bignail MU 7- 2661 or Audrey Colson MU 7-4175. Hope to see all the Sandy Child ren at the Recreation this summer. 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