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THE SANDY (Ore.) POST Thur»., Dec. 31, 1964 (Sec. 1)
I am more or less happy when
being praised; not very uncom
fortable when being abused; but
I have moments of uneasiness
when being explained. — Arthur
James Balfour.
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That Your New Year
Be
Happy & Prosperous
IS THE WISH OF
Carol Cutiforth and John Dodson won Bowler of the
Week honor* the fir*t Sunday in December and due to
circumitance* which *hould have been controlled we have
been unable to bring you their picture* until now. Carol
bowl* for Pioneer Real Estate and rolled a 509 scratch
serie*. Her 108 handicap gave her a 607 total. Her enter
ing average was 142. John, bowling for Dee's In and Out,
entered with a 147 average. His 119 handicap gave him a
(Pott photo)
642 total teriei.
NING'S
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loop Highway, Sandy
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Weekdays—Noon to Midnite
Sundays—Noon to 8 p.m.
Closed Mondays
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SANDY FOOD LOCKERS
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SCENIC DRIVE
by Don Schneider
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110 W. Proctor
$4 and Up
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Custom Cutting and Wrapping
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
FOR 8UIITIN
inheritance
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Food Lockers For Rent
Bowler* of the Week for the fourth Sunday in De
cember are Jo Lewi* and Gib Oldenkamp. Jo, bowling
a* a *ub for Sandy Food Center, entered with a 155
average and rolled a 498 adding 78 pin* handicap for a
576 total. Gib bowl* for Dave Duncan Studio* and with
137 pin* handicap, rolled a total 603 terie*. Hi* entering
average wat 139.
(Pott photo)
they do not come out and finish
the road, I think we should
charge them for every day they
Sandy Ready Mix, Inc.
The City Council let blds for do not show up.
• READYMIX CONCRETE
construction on Scenic Drive, FURNACE TROUBLE
• SAND and GRAVEL
and Portland Road and Drive
• MASON SAND
way got the bid. They got the
There was no school last
Prompt Delivery
consent of the property owners Thursday because of a short in
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to put in curbing, which the the wiring on the injection ele
Rt, 1, Box 1163, Sandy "
property owners had to pay for. ment of the furnace in the upper
The Council wanted the money grade building. This caused the
for the curb in twenty-four Insulation to burn, and the fur
hours so the company could get nace had to be off until replace
started on the curbing. They dug ment of wires could be made.
out the sides of the road and
School resumed Friday, but
put in t
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put in the curbing and gravel
The basketball game with
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ed one-fourth of the road. It Corbett was cancelled.
is still inconvenient for the
people on the other three - CHRISTMAS PARTIES
fourths of the road. They
couldn’t get in their driveways
School closed Dec. 23 for the
for two weeks, so they started Christmas holidays. Afternoon
complaining and the Council of of the last day was the time for
V4EVJXEAR.
Sandy told Portland Road and the usual room parties and
Driveway to either get out here gift exchanges. Santa Claus
bWWBE.
and finish rocking the drive visited the primary rooms.
vaappy
ways or Sandy would do it and
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have them pay the expenses. So GIRLS SPORTS
YEAR,
they came out and fixed the by Dee Ann Rader
HHOUR
driveways but still have not Lois Popelka
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finished the road.
We would like to remind ail
j EH for . heat Vy
I think all the people on Scenic of you of the game with Da
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should get together and write mascus on Jan. 6. The game
their complaints on paper and will be immedlatly after school.
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send them to the Portland Road (3:30) See you there!
and Driveway Company, and If
Fishermen's Guide
LITTLE ADDED VACATION
WE WILL BE CLOSED FROM
NOON, DEC. 24 THROUGH
DEC. 27TH, AND AGAIN
JAN. 1ST, 2ND AND 3RD.
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WHO'S
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Water, weter everywhere, a* melting
and heavy rains turned every ditch into
a stream and every little creek into a tor-
rant. Near the Sandstrom Hatchery on Born
stedt Rd., weter surges aero** road.
(Post photo)
Along the Pioneer Paths
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will help you plan for a HAPPY NEW
YEAR!
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After 6 weeks of rehearsal, as flustered as much as one
set building, prop gathering, might think and were able to
studying lines, and ticket sel cover most of the mistakes
ling, the Junior Class play of without the knowledge of the
1964, “Tiie Man Who Came to audience, (I hope!).
Dinner” by George S. Kaufman
During one scene change, a
and Noss Hart was finally pre large bottle containing water
sented to an audience of about was knocked over in the dark
400 people.
and the water stayed on the floor
In spite of some discouraging all through the next scene..Pro
rehearsals the curtain finally bably the only other noticeable
went up on the cast of 30 eager set mishap was when Whiteside,
and thoroughly nervous, per well-played by Chris Hartman,
forming juniors at 8:00 sharp. accidentally knocked over the
With only a few major mis telephone table with his wheel
haps the action took place, the chair.
story unrolled, and the cast
No matter how funny lines
began to enjoy themselves. Sur are, after they have been said
prisingly,
when a line was over and over again during
missed, cue lost, or a bell rehearsals they lose
all hu
not rung we really didn’t get mor and we began to wonder
whether the play would really
be funny. It was very reassuring
to
hear the audience laugh al
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most immediately and continue
° to laugh through the rest of the
Play.
Back stage jubilation and
sheer happiness
reigned su
preme
with everyone con
cerned with the productlon--
especlally Mr. Carlyle Gay and
Mr. Dennis Crow, directors and
Jan Gulvln and Diana Strong,
student directors.
After the play, a cast and
crew party was held at the home
by JAN CAROTHERS
of Darrell Ehler which was
attended by about fifty people.
In spite of adverse weather
and icy roads, the basketball
game between the Sandy All
Stars and the Harlem Clowns
was played to a crowd of cheer
ing and amused fans In the new
gym. The Crimson “S” spon
sored event will long be re
membered as a bright spot In
this school year. Even though
the Sandy team lost It was a
well played, fun game.
The last few days before
Christmas vacation
an ex
tremely happy chemistry tea
cher, Mr. Ron Behrbaum, stop
ped giving quizzes long enough
to move his four or five chem
istry classes into their own
honest-to-goodness chemistry
lab which the workmen had just
completed.
Johnny Sez
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Brownie Starflex
Brownie Reflex
Brownie Starmeter
Starmeter II
$18.17
BUY NOW FOR YEAR-
ROUND GIVING
Complete Radiator Repair
Overnight Service
Guaranteed Work
Phone MU 7-4595 after 4 p.m.
% off!
ON TOYS&GAMES
stuffed animal* and 3M Bookshelf
game* regularly priced
From $1.00 to $7.95
¥2 off! .
Loop Hwy. & Boring Road
Gresham. Oregon
Telephone: MO 5-4164
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Prices
Good thru
Saturday,
Jan 2
Both Boxed and Single
Card*. Priced
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regularly $1.00
to $3.00
ROHDE & ROHDE
107 So. Bluff, Sandy
Phone MU 7-3503
Alum
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OFF!
LAWN MOWER
ROTARY TILLERS
Reg.
$6.66
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Ornaments
Styro Foam
Lights
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Star Dust
Skirts
Tinsel Garlands
Bulb Strings
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RIGHT NOW!
See Us for New
Jacuzzi Pumps and
Repairs on All Makes
Of Pumps
J. J. WALKER
AT 8-5045
Mr
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and a well done.
Many people have been left
homeless and some have even
lost their land. I had a close
call at my place, and consider
it very fortunate that it is now
only a matter of high water
keeping me and my family away
from our home. The lights are
on, and I hope the water will
be on before very long. But,
though we may be without water,
just being home, safe and
sound, will make a very wond
erful beginning for the New
Year.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
24-Hour Phone Service
when calling Johnny,
Safe hours will le
Wemme, Dec. 23, PM: Early
this morning the worst of the
flood waters roared through
river channels already deepen
ed and changed by the rushing
torrents. There is untold dis-
truction being wrought up
and down the Sandy, Salmon,
Zig Zag rivers, to mention
only a few.
Much of it is unbelievable.
Houses being cut away from the
river banks and floating away,
bridges washed out, and giant
log jams blocking water ways.
Stories told by others seemed
hard to believe, but seeing it
with my own eyes was even
harder. I have never seen rlv -
ers so high, or muddy, or
swift, as I did this morning,
or as much evidence of the
terrific power that the turbu-
lent, roaring water was exert-
ing against every seemingly
immobile object in its path. I
have never seen it before be-
cause the mountain has never
had a flood like this one.
My family, wife, 2 boys and
infant daughter, left home Tues
day morning when the river rap
idly rose in front of the house,
blocking their exit by car. We
have all been very gratefully
accepting the warm hospitality
of Audie and Florence Llon-
berger, a close neighbor In
Welches. We watched the water
come to within one-quarter of
an inch of the back door; a
fact discovered only after the
water had receded enough to
wade across to the house.
Many, many extra hours of
hard, cold, wet work have been
put in by the PGE work crews.
trying to keep the electricity
on; and by the road crews,
clearing roads and helping
stranded people. Everything In
their power is being done to
recover from the flood damage.
These people and all the oth-
ers helping in this disaster de-
serve a great big thank you
SANDY
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quality fuel oil.
prompt. Phone MU 7-2471
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SANDY. ORE
the year. Depend on our high
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