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LETTERS
SANDY
TO TNf
BIG CHIEF
EDITOR^
(Continued from page 2)
to higher taxes. By construc
tion of a junior high school
to serve the entire high school
district, 7th and 8th graders
would all tie In the new school
thus removing 200 from Sandy
Elementary's 800 pupil student
body, and perhaps extending
the adequacy of the present
facilities ten to fifteen years.
Other
contributing
schools
would experience a similar re
lief of 25% of their students,
thus
prolonging adequacy of
their existing facilities.
Financing of the junior high
school needs exploration--per
haps the formation of a junior
high school district with the
same boundaries as Sandy HS-
maybe an expansion of Sandy
High School (already bonded to
capacity). Maybe we should vote
on consolidation of the whole
works from grades 1 through
12 ( a solution distasteful to
many as local authority over
local facilities is almost totally
lost). In the latter solution,
joining districts should not be
required to assume indebted-
ess incurred by former individ
ual districts.
The junior high school should
be s new facility constructed to
suit the needs of 7th, Sth, and
9th graders, which differ con
siderably from the needs of
elementary
schools in such
fields as science, shop, home
sc, athletics and student mana
gement, etc.
My suggestion would lie for
Sandy High and Sandy Elemen
tary Boards of Directors to hold
a joint meeting to understand
the extent of Sandy Elemen
tary's committment, and thei
to form a committee of mem.
bers of the boards of director!
of all the above-mentioned con
tributing schools to make a
detail««! study and recommend
ation to the patrons of all the
districts. This work should be
undertaken immediately, before
budget committees go too far
in plans for expansion for 1966.
Very truly yours,
Milton M. Fox
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Beauty snop
PRICES EFFECTIVE WED., THURS., FRI. - DEC 29-30-31
VARIETY
LADY ELBERTA
WHITE SATIN
Freestone
Peaches
Brown & Powder
SUGAR
2’/2 tin
LB.
BOX
An overflowing sewer
at the Intersection of W. Pleasant Ave. and N. Beers St.
in Sandy presents a flooding situation to homes in this vicinity. It is an annual occur-
ance at this time of the year residents complain. In the background Ken Hutchison
shovels small trench path for the flowing sewage as it approaches his front lawn area.
(Post Photo)
NO-FAIL PIE CRUST
3 cups flour
1 teaspoon salt
1 1/4 cup shortening
1 egg
1 Tablespoon vinegar
5 Tablespoon cold water
Work shortening into flour.
Beat egg well and mix with
vinegar and water. Drizzle Into
flour a little at a time and
combine well. (Makes 2 large
and 3 small single crusts.)
Prick single crusts and Bake
at 400-425 degrees until light
ly browned, about 12-15 min
utes. From the files of Mrs.
John Bye, Sandy.
CAMPBELLS
Tomato
SOUP
• DOLLS - Barbie, Mary Poppin, etc.
• Variety of games, etc. for all ages
• Johnny 7 Gun and other guns
• Tonica Toy Trucks, etc.
ALL OF THESE ITEMS AT
DESERT FLOWER
BRITE SET
DEODORANT
Hair Spray
Rollon & Cream
50-
98c
NOW
49<
CAPRI
foaming bath oil
Half Gallon - Reg- $’-79
Quart, Reg. 98c
1/2 PRICE
1st 3 Tins - Add'l Reg. Price
1st 4 Boxes - Addì 15c Ee.
1st 10 Tins - Add'l Reg. Price
PHILADELPHIA
RESERS
CHEVY CHASE
CREAM
CHEESE
PARTY
DIPS
BATTER
Mrs. Betty Troxclalr, M3
Witham Drive, Corvallis, Ore.,
seeks help from the Sandy Post
readers for a research project
she is doing at Oregon State
University on the furniture that
was made here In the Willa
mette Valley prior to the year
1883.
She believes the furniture
made in the early pioneer period
of the valley is worthy
of
preservation before too many
pieces are lost. Information she
would particularly like to have
is the history of any piece
a family has that was made
before the termination of the
frontier period In 1883. She
would like to know where and
when it was made, the wood
and tools used, the name of
the cabinetmaker, whether it
was homemade or purchased
from a furniture factory, what
the medium of exchange was
tn paying for the item, and
any other information that the
family would care to give as
to the history of the pioneer
family that had the piece.
Persons having information
regarding this furniture may
send it to the above address.
8-oz. Package
Ass't Flavors
AIRMAN DOBSON
COAAPLETES BASIC
Airman 3/C Russell N. Dob
son has completed his basic
training at Lackland AFB, Tex
as and has been assigned to the
medical corps at Gunter AFB,
Alabama.
Dobson is a 1964 graduate
from Sandy high school. He is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
Dobson of Rt. 1, Box 234,
Boring.
12 oz
Reg. 69c
FANCY
POTATO CARROTS
CHIPS
ROAST
2-lb. Cello Bag
GRADE CHOICE
TRIPLE PACK
* Farm Calendar
Jan. 3 — Clackamas County
home extension unit meeting,
Three Lynx.
Jan. 6 — Clackamas County
home extension unit meeting,
Eagle Creek.
1st Box - Add'l 49c Box
Fresh Flavorful Roasts
CLIP AND SAVE WITH THESE SANDY BIG CHIEF COUPONS THIS WEEK
Basketball Set
Fourth, fifth and sixth grade
youngsters in
the Estacada
area will have opportunity Sat
urday, Jan. 8, at 8:30 a.m. to
sign up for participation in
the weekend basketball pro
gram there. Sign op will be
held at the high school gym.
Called the “Ranger League”
the program will be conducted
on Saturday mornings and will
Include Instruction In basket
ball fundamentals. It will pro
vide a change for all boys to
compete in games regardless
of ability or previous exper
ience. The activity will take
place from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30
a.m. during the months
of
January and February.
Heading the Estacada pro
gram is Wayne
Lunde with
Earl
Godmann and William
Maddox assisting. Some of the
varsity basketball players from
Estacada High will also assist.
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With Purchase of
2 lbs. <Z> Beef Liver
50
FROM SANDY BIG CHIEF STORE
COUPON EXPIRES
12-31*65
MARIE SEEMATTER
INSURANCE
Sandy
MU 7-3102
Tom's Shop
100
Open Under New Management
Lawn Mowers Repaired and
Sharpened, etc.
Highway 26, 6 Mi. East of Gresham 663-3040
1100
FREE
GOLD BOND STAMPS^
With Any
5°° < ä > Purchase
Valve Grinding, Tune-Up Work
Welding
DRUG
TIN
Researcher
Seeks Help
Estacada Youth
TABLE OF TOYS
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of Sandy
TALL
Stationery
y2 PRICE
INSTANT CO!
Big new sign fur the Cedar Plaza Shopping Center at 200 Main Street went up here
on Monday. Ginny Brewster, store proprietor is attempting to put a temporary cover
ing over the drug portion of sign. The drug store section will not be open until Jan-
(Post Photo)
uary 10 for business.
CióseOuLSaíe
Rag.
$1.00
NOW
PRESCRIPTIONS
Heart
100
FROM SANDY BIG CHIEF STORE
COUPON EXPIRES
12-31-65
100
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