Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current, January 13, 1966, Page 10, Image 10

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    THI SANDY (Or«.) POST Thur«., Jan. 13, IHA (Sec. 2)
2
1965 Review Continues
Bull Run School on Friday night.
Top contributor to the re­
cently conducted Cancer Cru­
sade In Clackamas County was
announced thia week as
the
Sandy-Hoodland vicinity. Con-
tributlons here amounted
to
$1,768.83. Al Gantenbein was
the local chairman.
It Happened
in JUNE
June 3 -- A summer work
program under the Economic
Opportunity Act, specifically
known as the Neighborhood
Youth Corps, was applied tor
recently by Sundy high sc hook
The application requested com­
mencement on June 14.
A fatal heart attack Monday
claimed the life of John D.
Griffith, 57, a teacher at Ski nd y
Picture event» of May: 1. Seven pre-stress concrete gir­
ders were set in place on the Brightwood Bridge protect
by the county as the bridge is taking shape again. It
was under construction when the Christmas floods struck
the area badly damaging work already completed. 2.
Crowned as "Queen of the Jr.-Sr. Prom" at Sandy High
School was Connie Schwendemann. She is shown with
her escort for the evening Bob Fredrickson. 3. Looking
at his strawberry field near the Mt. View Golf Course
in Boring is Don Eckland. The field is In full bloem.
It Happened in MAY
It is an honor, we feel, to be entrust-
funera* arran9ements of
ORBALI
a loved one.
We insist every detail
must be perfect.
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May 6--Five year old Lee Russell
as secretary; Jim
Anna Martin of Boring was Pullen as treasurer; Sam Gray
struck and killed in front oi as chib director; and Garett
her home on Reynolds road in a Hartke as a state
director.
car tragedy late Thursday aft­ Jaycettes * new president Is
ernoon of last week. She was Gwen Pullen with other club
hit by a car driven by Ralph A officers
installed being Sue
Hudson of Boring.
Perkins as vice president;
Voters In the various school
Phyllis Stavros as club sec-
district of the area approved reUry; Sally Russell as trea­
five of six school budgets on surer and Joyce Martin as club
the ballots
Monday. Passed parlimentarian.
were budgets for Sandy Union
The Moms and Dads Installa­
High School District No. 2, tion and Awards Banquet was
Sandy Elementary School Dis­ held Saturday at the Sandy High
trict No 46, Bull Run School cafetorium with the club’s gavel
District No. 45, Welches School going to
Howard
Berger.
District No. 13, and Dover Numerous awards were pre­
School No. 83. Only at Cottrell sented to graduating senior stu­
School District No. 107 eras a dents during the evening.
"thumbs dovm” response to
L. J. McDermed was elected
budget requests given by voters. as the new president of the
Two local lasses, Helen L. Sandy Lions
Club.
Other
Decker and Lynda K. Belcher, officers
Include Elmer Eri
were named today as valedic­
as first vice president; Art
torian and salutatorlan of the Hauglum as second vice pre­
graduating senior class
at sident; Eugene Rose as third
Sandy Union High School. Miss vice president; Clarence
H.
Decker has maintained a 4.0 McKee as secretary
and
gpa while Miss Belcher has Charles Aden as treasurer.
a 3.98 gpa for her four years
May 20—An all-night grad­
of high school.
uation party and feed for Sandy
High School senior class of
Practice
for the summer
baseball program here will get 1965 will be held In Sandy on
underway this week according June 3 through the cooperation
to Jim Martin, Sandy co-or - of merchants of the Sandy area.
dlnator.
Graduation exercise for the
May 13--Sandy Elementary eighth grade students at Sandy
School District No. 46 Attorney Grade School will be held at
the school gym at 8 p.m. Tues­
Paul Biggs was instructed Mon­
day night to draw up a resolu­
day, May 25. A class of 105
tion and present it at the next
students will take part.
board meeting for a bond elec­
Mrs. G. Zimmerman ofBor-
tion for more classrooms and
Ing was re-elected president
a municipal
swimming pool
of the Clackamas County 4-H
under the Jurisdiction of the
Leaders Association.
local district.
Five eighth grade students
ML Hood Jaycees and Jay-
will become the final students
cettes held a joint installation
to graduate
from the Dover
at the Mt. Hood Country club
Grade School. The school will
merge with Sandy Elementary
last Saturday night Installed
School District No. 46 on July
as president of the Jaycees
1 of this year.
was Jerry Perkins. Other Jay-
Work already initiated toward
cee officer installed were Denny
Gray as vice president; Leroy
restoration
of river channel
and removal of flood debris on
the Sandy River and its trib­
utaries in the M l Hood Area
will be completed by about May
26 according to Colonel William
J. Talbot, Portland U.S. Army
District Engineer.
Captain LSI Hartman
of
Sandy has announced his can­
didacy to serve on the board
of the East Side Community
college. An election will be
held on Friday, June 4.
May 27--Plans have
been
submitted for a possible sol­
ution to the Vine Maple Bridge
controversy. The bridge was
destroyed in
the Christmas
week
floods and has cut off
the most direct route Into Rho­
dodendron for residents in the
Vine Maple, Still Creek and
Cool Creek areas.
Practice for Slimmer Band
program here will get underway
on Monday, June 7. Some 73
youngsters have registered for
the program.
Five students will receive
their eighth grade diplomas in
soecial exercises held at the
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grade school tor the past .ight
Mike Spring was in stalled
Tuesday evening as new post
commander of Sandy Post No.
127 of the American Legion tn
ceremonies conducted at the
Odd Fellows Hall here.
June 10 -- The Hoodland
Telephone Co. revealed today
Its plans for a major expansion
and
Improvement program.
Charles Augustine, company
owner, made the announcement.
A request presented to the
city’s planning commission on
behalf of an unnamed Investment
corporation to improve pro­
perty located in the center of
the Sandy business district was
granted by the
commission.
Location of the site is the
vacant block bounded by First
and Second Sts. and Proctor
and Main. Proposal is for an
Integrated shopping center.
A hearing has been set for
June 15 at Welches Grade School
regarding a complaint against
Hoodland Telephone Co. The
state public utilities commis­
sion will conduct the hearing.
A logging truck containing
three huge logs tipped over
spilling its load Monday morn­
ing at the Estacada intersection
tn Sandy.
A nearly packed gymnasium
observed
graduation
cere­
monies conducted last Thurs-
lay night here. Diplomas were laat Thursday's Kiwanla ineet- exchange
student, Piercarlo
received by 131 students.
ing that the city is at n.w cross­ Moretti, leaves today for
a
By a vote of nearly five to roads with th. four-lane high­ tour of the United States and
one voter a approved the crea­ way right through town about than on to his Italian home
tion of an East Side Area Ed­ to belxillL He discussed various In Torino, Italy. While attend-
ucation
(Community College) aspects of town development Ing Sundy High he has lived
District In a fecial election while here.
with th. Warren Harding fam-
last Thursday.
The vote was
Sandy’s high school foreign Hy.
3,824 'yes’ and 837 'no'. Capt.
LA Hartman barely missed out
JUNE PICTURE EVENTS ON PAGE 4
in his bid tor a board aeaL
June 17—The establishment Christian Women's Club
of a Neighborhood Youth Corps Meets January 20
(Continued from Page 1)
project tor Sandy during the
Th. Christian Women's club
Mimmer was granted last week
of
her
collection and sent to her
will meet on Jan. 20 at East­
by
Labor SecreUry Willard
bells
they
have found. Amongst
mont Lanes tn Gresham tor a 12
Wirta. A number of local youths
these is one found by some
noon luncheon.
will be provided with summer
Guest speaker will be Joe hunters in Canada that had ap­
jobs here through this program.
W.ath.rly who has lived and parently been on a park horse
The Zig Zag District Ranger,
traveled in th. Ort.nt, and Is and boasts three clappers in­
PeU Wlngle, announced Monday
site Instead of the usual one.
now a businessman in educa­
that the Forest Service plans
tional films. Music «dll be pro­
to replace
the Vine Maple
CLASSIFIED ADS PAY
vided by outstanding spiritual
Bridge across the Zig Zag Ri­
singer, Mrs. Rosalie Boothe.
ver. Plans are being prepared
Mrs. Joe Weatherly will be
TO SUFFER WITH
to construct a single lane med­
presenting a most exciting Or­
THE. COLD, SAY WE
ium duty structure of a per­
iental Fashion Show.
manent type.
IS SUCH A USELESS
Anyone wishing to attend who
Hoodland Telephone Company
TRAGEDY
has not been contacted by Tues­
entered Into a time-table agree­
day noon, Jan. 18, please call
ment with the State Public Ut­
Mra. Shirley Dyal at MU 7-
ilities Commission and Port­
8851.
land General Electric Co. in
the course of the public hear­
ing held Tuesday at Wemme.
June 24--Directors of the
East Side Community College
met last Thursday evening and
appointed Capt LS. Hartman If your overweight Is due to over
of Sandy
admlnlatratlve eating and you want to get rid of
assistant for the new Institu­ that ugly fat get our tablet» called
tion. Hartman was a candidate SUMODEX Available without a
U m I. o to hove on oil fur-
from Sandy for the boerd of doctor'» pretcriplion SUMODEX
will help you low thote extra
directors.
noce
— without OUR regular
pound» by decreating your detire
Heavy construction equip­ for food, not by ttorving you, but
tervice and OUR Fuel Olli
ment moved Into Sandy
on by timply eliminating the urge for
Monday of this week and crews extra porttont. SUMODEX coin
For real warmth—coll ut to
began digging up Main Street only S3.00 and it GUARANTEED
doy.
to work or get your full money
from the Intersection of the bock SUMODEX it told exclusive
Loop Highway west
by:
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A Portland architect, Rich­
Mell Ord'r. Fill'd
ard E. Riu, remarked
at
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METRO and WILCO League
Sponsored by
R. C. Cola Bottling Co
and
Willamette Savings & Loan
Friday, Jan. 14
Gresham vs. Centennial
Friday, Jan. 21
Douglas vs. Gresham
Saturday, Jan. 22 -Hillsboro vs. Gresham
Tuesday, Jan. 25 -Milwaukie vs. Cen. Catholic 7:20 p.m
Friday, Jan. 28
Reynolds vs. Sandy
Tuesday, Feb. 1 -Centennial vs. Douglas
7:20 p.m
Friday, Feb. 4
Beaverton vs. Gresham
Saturday, Feb. 5 -Gresham vs. Astoria
Tuesday, Feb. 8 -Milwaukie vs. Centennial 7:20 p.m
Friday, Feb. 11
Douglas vs. Putnam
7:50 p.m
Tuesday, Feb. 15 -Milwaukie vs. Douglas
7:20 p.m
Clackamas vs. Gresham
Friday, Feb. 18
Tuesday, Feb. 22 -Centennial vs. Gresham
7:20 p.m
Friday, Feb. 25 Cent. Catholic vs. Douglas
Tuesday, Mar. 1 Gresham vs. Douglas
7:20 p.m
Putnam vs. Gresham
Friday, Mar. 4
Tuesday, Mar. 8 Parkrose vs. Reynolds
7:20 p.m
JIM MOFFIT - SPORTCASTER
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