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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1965)
TH« SANDY (Or..) POST Thur.., Nov 1«, 1965 (See 1) 10 She 's Kept Busy Teaching Youngsters to Sing By Sylvia Fussell Mrs. Carol Fogdall is kept plenty busy teaching music to all eight grades at Sandy Grade School. The first three grades meet drums and other instruments one day a week for a forty that “help them to concentrate minute period. Thev are pre- and strengthen their own sense sently learning Indian songs and of rhythm.” Many of the songs accompany themselves with in the lower grades are taught along with games and dances. The fourth, fifth and sixth grades meet twice weeklv for forty-five minute periods and along with the three lower grades are learning to play the fluta-phones which “help pre pare them for learning to play band instruments in the fifth grade.’’ “Primary youngsters areal ready practicing for the Christ mas program,” she said. A new teacher this year in the Sandy Grade School system is Mrs. Carol Fogdall. She handles the music pro- gram for all eight grades here. (Post Photo) • Smoke-Filled (Continued from Page 1) new inventory of ladies cloth ing on hand when business re sumes.” Recounting what had happen ed Mrs. Steffi said she ob served the sales area as being filled with smoke when she walked to the front entrance of the store. She dashed next door to the offices of Dr. Roy Carothers and Dr. Robert Schouten and phoned the local fire dept. Fire Chief Lyle Seamon commented later that it was most likely a good thing that she did not try to enter the building as almost anything could have happened once out side oxygen reached the smold ering fire. The heat in the basement level was so intense that plastic hangers were melt ed up. From all indications, Sea mon stated, the trouble started sometime in the night from a short in the furnance junction box. Two holes were found in the junction box cover which appeared to have been caused from arcing. Right below the furnance were stored numer ous layaway and will call cloth ing items. The smoldering had spread from here throughout the basement area for a con siderable period of time be fore being discovered. By the time it was found the available oxygen in the building had been spent surmised Seamon. Besides layaway and will call items, the basement was used for general storage, alteration and pressing, and a complete line of exclusive cocktail dress es were kept here. Mrs. Steffi commented that a lot of things had already been put away by numerous store customers for the Christmas and holiday season. These items were com pletely destroyed by the fire. The store building is owned by Dr. Roy Carothers and leas ed by Mrs. Steffi for her ladies clothing shop. He is away on a trip to the Orient and was not available for comment. How ever, it was learned that the building is insured through a Portland insurance firm. The store’s owner remarked OUR OIL ALWAV5 STANDS THE TEST, BELIEVE US. IT'S THE VERV BEST/ Recreation Area Plans Told uiar time, though. vou’re apt to get moved from one district to another bef you have an opportunity to the pupils grow.” The Fogdall* live at 6300 E. Burnside in Portland. Hus- twnd “Rick” is a pre-med stu- lent at Lewis 4 Clark Col lege. Whenever his studies .uen t too heavy, they like to take short trips on one or both days of the week end. “This however, does not happen ’ as often as we would like,” she smilingly confessed. Mrs. Fogdall received het degree tn Music Education at Lewis A Clark College. “Even though this is a big school,” she said,“! have more lee-way tn a one-school dis trict. and will possibly tie here to see how my younger students progress when they get into the higher grades. In a big system A direction signpost near Richardson Chevrolet here Girls and boys meet was knocked over and found lying hero.. A new sign separately once a week in the w" (Post Photo) 7th and 8th grades. Here there are two special groups of 15 pupils each that learn singing arrangements and perform at special functions, such as P.T.A meetings. These students prac tice twice a week for a half Préparations for the con hour during their lunch hour. SANDY LUMBER this week in preparation for struction of a new 30 ft. by 40 “For the most part general the foundation etc. of the struc TO CLOSE FOR ft. téléphoné exchange and busi music is taught throughout,” ture to get under way. ness office structure got under INVENTORY 27TH Mrs. Fogdall remarked. At Charles Augustine, proprie way last weekend at Wemme. times some of the songs taught Al Morner, manager ofSandy The building will house the tor of the phone company, sta are correlated with what the Lumber and ted that the contractor expects Hardware on facilities of Hood-Land Tele to have the building completed pupils are studying at a partic- Proctor Avenue, stated today phone Co, about tlie first of next year. that his store will be closed Contractor for the phone on Saturday, Nov. 27, for in firm’s new building is Ken AREA RESIDENTS ventory purposes. Cushman of Rhododendron, Normally, the store would be Trees were IN COLLISION being cut down open until noon onSaturdays but over the weekend ami various Sandyites Ronald Nash Aid- it will not open its doors on the shrubbery on the property lo rich, 40, and Dorothy Myllnda inventory day. He urges cus cated along the Loop Highway Aldrich, 42, were slightly In tomers to make their purchases pared to help those having were taken out. The site was jured in an early evening acci needed in accordance with this complaint to be made. being cleared off the first of dent last week. Their car col day of closure. Members of the board were lide»! with a car driven by informed that the new school Dorothy Irene Hoeye, 59, of bus ordered sometime ago has Portland. arrived. The new 66 passeng Everett A. Proctor, son of The accident occurred on er bus will be placed on Mr. and Mrs. Virgil R. Proc, King Road at Stanley Street. the Cottrell bus route. tor. Rt. 2, Sandy, has been Plans are under way to form Selected as budget officer promote»! to airman second a new Veterans of Foreign for the 1966-67 budget at the class in the U. S. Air Force. Wars post in the Sandy-Hood - school was Superintendent Airman Proctor is a jet en land area reports Gene Dowler Croston. He is charged by the gine mechanic at Chambley Air of Silverton, district comman board with preparing the bud Base, France. He is a member der for this vicinity. get message and document of the U. S. Air Forces in According to Dowler, all ov Any person who has a request Europe, America’s overseas erseas veterans of World War Nev. IS thru 25 for items they wished consid air arm assigned to NATO. 11, Korean conflict or any of THURS.—Pan Fried ered for Sandy Union High The airman is a graduate of the later foreign conflicts with Chicken School’s 1966-67 budget by the Sandy high school, and a former approved campaign medals are FRI—Macaroni and Cheese budget committee, should con employee of Eastmont Press, eligible to become members or Pot Roast tact the budget officer. Gresham. in the new post. It ts necessary Bids for heating fuel oil and to have 25 new or re-installed ON THE GO MON.—Glased Baked Mam for regular grade gasoline for members to get a charter here the school buses will be open The Men’s Garden Club of he said. Pork Chops ed at the next regular school Gresham will join the Portland Veterans of the Sandy-Hood board meeting scheduled for Men’s Garden club at their an land area interested in the new Roast Beef Dec. 8 it was announced. nual Potlatch Festival on Tues post are aske»i to contact Gar- THURS.—Thanksgiving— day, Nov. 23. The Festival will lan McCulloch (MU 7-2271) or CLOSED take place at Mayflower Dairy Pete Lewis (MU 7-3291 or MU The Olsen Brothers Quartet, located at the east end of the 7-2323.) sandy ore a vocal group well known Ross Island bridge. Dinner will throughout the United States, be served at 7 p.m. Men gard will be in Sandy Sunday after eners from East Multnomah noon at 3 p.m. at the Assembly I county, Boring and Sandy are of God Church for a special special • । invited to the affair. ’or a service. A CLASSIFIED AD Everyone is welcome. Hood-Land Telephone Begins New Building Construction Written Complaint Policy Is Adopted Persons having complaints to be brought to the attention of the local high school will required to present them In written form with a signa - ture to the superintendent’s of fice hereafter. That was the decision of the Sandy High School Board at their meeting held on Wednesday. Nov. 10. Board members adopted this written policy feeling that many of the complaints brought to in dividual members could be ironed out by the School Super intendent and his faculty. It was brought out that anyone having a complaint to make could pre pare a written statement ahead of time and present it toSuper- intendent Charles Croston, or if they prefer, can explain the problem to him and he will prepare the written statement for their signature. After review of the com- plant by the superintendent's office, the complaint seeks still further redress, it will be pre sented to the school board for proper action. A written policy covering this matter, with def- inite guide lines, is being pre- that she felt the Sandy Fire Dept, had handled the situation very well and the small amount of water used by the firemen kept any water damage to the barest minimum, in praising the Are dept, she concluded “I really appreciate their effort . . . they were very careful and helpful and I’m sure happy to have them around.” , All Type* Commercial Printing • Guaranteed the best, oven-ready quick frosted Staff Artist Call Collect Anytime — Hood-Land 833 KRAFT TWO FRONT in goodly SURF DET. 2^ 07 . LAST WEEEK'S LAMP WINNERS • Mrs. John Rutledge • Rt 3, Boring • Mrs. J. A. Geunce, Rt. 1, Boring New I m H e i AND All TH. ndc K— Hi HiHHB hold _ CALL US TODAY! • LOOP HIGHWAY • lengthen tire And Ford's big engines. Sixes or V H, »7?... 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