8 The Sandy (Ore.) Post Thursday, July 9, 1964 (Sec. 1) Corbett Brings Campaign To Sandy A'arc /> fo Sen. Alfred H. Corbett, democratic candidate for the Ore­ gon Secretary of State, talked with members of the Sandy City Council last Monday at 7 p.m. He did not stay for the regular meeting which began at 8 because of other ap­ pointments he had. As an example of his busy sche­ dule, he had already that day vis­ ited five nursing homes, cam­ paigned in Estacada, and been guest of honor at a luncheon and coffee hour. Of the many topics discussed with him at the meeting, perhaps the most pressing centered around the crisis Sandy and many other small Oregon towns face in sei- WALRAD INSURANCE AGENCY Phone MU 7-2861 SANDY SAW SHOP Quality Htauonable Work Repair and Sharpen Saws, Lawn Mowers, Knives, and Scissors 1/1 MU» E or Head, oo Hwy. 14 Phoue MU 7-IM« SANDY RADIATOR SHOP Complete Radiator Repair Overnight Service Guaranteed Work Phon* MU 7-4595 after 4 p.m. recently bought and which may take several years to be developed by the city alone. Senator Corbett thought that about the only way the state could help such local enterprises would be through the state-sponsored youth work camps. These camps are made up of boys who are either actual or po­ tential school drop-outs and del­ inquents. Other than in this way, Senator Corbett explained, the state would not help develop an area for local use--unless that area were of such scenic or recreational value that it would benefit a large portion of the state’s population. ection and hiring of qualified pol­ ice officers. It was asked whether lists of state policemen who are about to retire could be made available to the towns, and Senator Corbett said he would look into the mat­ ter. Such policemen, it was felt, would not only be expert in their field, but they would also be, because of the rigorous nature of their life, quite physically able to perform well in a small town, even though of retirement age. Another problem discussed was the getting of state aid in devel- oping local parks, notable the park site which the city of Sandy has Jaycettes Meet Community Presbyterian Church The monthly meeting of the Mt. Hood Jaycettes was held July 8 at the home of Mrs. George Stav­ ros. Final preparations were made for the "Pizza Parlor” to be held during the Gayway Street Dance July 11-12. All varieties of pizza will be sold Saturday and Sunday at the gaily decorated booth. Members were pleased to learn of the arrival of a 6 pound 12 1/2 ounce Jaycette member, Lorri Kay, born July 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Perkins. After the meeting was adjourn­ ed refreshments were served and a gay time was had by all mak­ ing candles for the "Pizza Par­ lor.” Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Morning Service« Il A.M. Wentmln«ter Fcliowehip High School Group 7 P.M. Nursery care during worship Parsonage MU 7-3644 Rev. E L. Neuenfeldt Sandy Seventh-day Adventist Elder Ira D. Follett 9:30 A.M. Sabbath School 11:00 A.M. Church Service Friday Maybele Wesselink Undergoes Surgery Mike Pahick, left, mayor of Sandy, and Sen. Alfred II. Cor­ bett, democratic nominee for the position of Oregon Secretary of State, are shown discussing the problems that Sandy and similar small towns have in acquiring qualified police per­ sonnel. (John Waymire photo) 8:00 P.M. ............... Phone MO 5-0424 Episcopal City Council Studies Water Meter Woes Sl. Mary Magdalene Chapel 409 Moin St. Sandy, Oreg. HOLY EUCHARIST Sunday« 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Coffee Hour at 10:45 Father Rene' Bozarth, Rector MOhowk 5-6202 Father Andrew E. Laabs MU 7-2951 "An Ancient Faith for a Modern, Friendly People" The regular monthy meeting of the Sandy City Council was held last Monday at 8 p.m. Although part of the business before the council was the hearing on the supplementary budget, no private citizens appeared to hear or to be St. Michael's heard. H.F. Meeker of Rt. 1, Sandy, Catholic Church made a request that a water meter be Installed at his home. Because Sunday Mass his home had years ago had a 9:30 A M.. water meter and the city had re­ Rev. Ernest Jackson moved it, Mr. Meeker asked that Ph. MTJ 7-2912 he not be charged for the new met­ er. Although the council seemed Corner Strauss & Pleasant to be in agreement with him, Sandy, Oregon it was cautioned that there were many homes in Sandy that had r I had meters removed by the city, and that there would therefore Immanuel other applications of the same Lutheran Churchj be type coming up later. Because I Morning Services 10:80 a.m. M Mr. Meeker’s case would establish j J precendent, the matter was re­ ; Sunday School 9:15 a.m. J .1 » ferred to a committe for study h A Cordial Welcome lx J and for recommendation of a fair Extended to All ; policy. Gilbert Oldenkamp, of W. Sun- j| Pastor Walter Luedtke I st«rvd Lan« Survevw Surveying M*M"«. Subdivisions Off«« located J «Ml« east of 6reA- FREE! Price $2505“ am on Loo« Hey 415 Pkatant Av«. Sandy, Or« P.O. Box 431 Gresham Printing For Your Card In This DIRECTORY PhH'C*ant on call MU 7-2041 quality fuel oil. Arrange now for ★ 3 DAY SAN FRANCISCO le»ine Cere for the Age* end Corwafeutnt 24 Hour Nurung Cart for eobviai'ng and bed pet FOR BUILT-IN Machin« Shop Servie« Martha C. McGuire. R W. ORCHARD CREST NURSING HOME like a comfortable home? Then you'll like our IN THE 2nd Anniversary Loop Hiway lo 4PM Do you FALCON 4-DR SEDAN 1.530PM 1> 1 >*h Hwtk M0 International Conference sponsor­ ed races and in class II in those sponsored by the Sports Car Club of America (SPCA). The next race in which Harness will drive the Lotus will be at Westwood, B.C., August 9. Visitors to Sandy this weekend, however, will see the car pace the main event of the Go-Kart races. OPEN TIL 11 P.M. FRIDAY, JULY 10th MANY MOONLIGHT SPECIALS! S Nursing Homes home for nwi I4 i coevetescem pet*nu end th