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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1966)
Thura^ Jew, j|, >H4 (See. 1) THE SANDY (Ore.) POET I Bowling News... Kathleen O'Brien Clearing more snow off the highway near Government Camp last Sunday afternoon were these pieces of snow clearing machinery. (Poet Photoe) On Honor Roll Two students from the Sandy area are listed on the fall term honor roll at Oregon State Un iversity. To be eligible tor honor roll listing, students mist have at 1 sat a B-plus average for the term. Honor roll students Include: Judy E. Devecka, Sandy, junior, School of Science, and Robert W. Gulick, Rhododen-| dron, sophomore, School of Engineering. ECKWALL ASSIGNED TO MARINE AIR BASE Airman Clarence M. Eckwall, ■on of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Eckwall of RL 2 , Boring, has been assigned to Loring AFB, Maine, after completing Air Force basic training. The airmin, a 1962 grad uate of Pomona (Calif.) High School, will be trained on the job as a supply specialist with the Strategic Air Command. He attented Mount San Antonio Junior College in Walnut, Calif, CLASSIFIED ADS PAY WELCOME TO Sandy Assembly of God Church HEAR SPECIAL MESSAGE BY PASTOR WILLIAM ROSE Going Home A Bright and Truthful Message Concerning the Christian View of Death Sunday * January 16th 11:00 A.M. Sandy's 1966 New Year's Day oaby is Diane Lynne Punsel, born at 8:29 a.m. Jan. 1 at Emanuel hospital. Diane Lynne, weighting 7 lbs. 8 oz., is the first child of Fred and Jackie Punzel -- Congratulations to our Police Chief and his wife! Diane Lynne Is the 9th grand child of Ed and Clara Punzel of Barton, and the 8th grand child of Eugene and Charlott Sayre of Portland. It was a family Christmas for Edward and Opal School- Christmas Eve found their home filled with children and grand children. Visiting were Bill and Phyllis Bradley with sons, Steve and Gary, of Portland; Roger and Martha Scheel with child ren: Don, Susie, Jeanie, Kathy, and Kenny, of Oregon City; Edsel and Lillian Scheel with daughters, Denise and Rose Ann; Orville and Donna Scheel with children: Mark, Tami, and Mitch, Ron and Joyce (Scheel) Adams with Lynn 6 and Scotty 3, of Portland; and Lee and Jan (Scheel) Harding with Jill 6 and Joey 5 of Portland. The Hardings* Christmas wasn't as planned - Jan had been Christ mas shopping and wrapping gifts and was well-prepared for a festive holiday season, Then, tragedy struck -- there borne In Aloha turned down Dec. 9. The family was able to get our of their home safely, but everything In the house was lost - Christmas gifts In cluded. Learned from Hazel Murray that her son, Mike, iscurrently attending a Real Estate School In Portland. Mike will return to University, and continue his physical and occupational therapy course, following ful filment of requirements for a real estate license. Of interest to Sandyites • Janet Weisen and Ben Fox were married tn Reno, Nev. re cently. Their new home Ir Milwaukie was the scene of t gathering of friends and family Learned current news of the Brockway family from their mother, Mrs. Leola Brockway. BUI and Mary Brockway with children: William (attending his 2nd year of college In Wash.), Stephen 17, Beverly 14, Curtis 8 and Bryce 6, Ure in Renton, Washington. Bill, a Sandy High 1941, is a graduate of mechanical engineer for Boeing. Ben and Pat Brockway, with children: Patricia 8, Danny 6, and Brenda 2, live In Pasco, Wash., where Ben Is a signal maintainer tor the S.P^.S, Railroad. Ben graduated from Sandy High in 1943. Frank and Mary (Brockway) Scott and their children: Tom 18, Claire 16, “Rusty” 8, and Mary 3, live near Pleasant Home, where Frank works in Classified Business Professional Directory For tour Card In This DIRECTORY Phone Mutual 7-2781 Ready Mix Concrete MT. HOOD REDI-MIX Ready Mix Concrete • Crushed Rock ■ Sand and Gravel Phono MU 7-7734 Plant located at Firwood Junction Nursing Homes BAUNACH Veteran» ■ Social Security - Welfare Gracious Living on limited Income Fine Food MU 7-5389 McGUIRE NURSING HOME Main St. THE SANDY POST Excellent Low Cost Printing Optometrist DR. ROBERT D. SCHOUTEN OPTOMETRIST Office Hours 9 a m to 5:30 p.m. Doily except Wed., Sun. Fri 1-5 30 pm Mt Hood Dental Bldg MU 7-2676 415 E. Pleasant Ave. Sandy MU 7-4063 heavy construction. Mary at tended school in Sandy with the exception of tier senior year finished at Franklin High. John and Iris (Brockway) White with daughter, Jody Rae 3, live in Portland. John works in heavy construction with Frank Scott Joe and Barbara Brockway, with sone, Shawn and Mike, live In Portland. Joe works for the Bonneville Power Adminis tration. An interesting note - Joe is one of the Sky-divers that are seen in exhibitions around this area. During the last Mountaineer Festival in Sandy, Joe jumped out and landed in his mother's yard — “He had always told me he was going to do It’’, she said. Ronald and Leila (Brockway) Ski a re, with children: Jimmy 8, Laurie 5, and Greggy 4, live in Astoria, where Ronald is an electrician. With Jaywalkers habitually seen around Sandy - this might be appropriate: The Policeman caught a jaywalker, and busily gave him a ticket. “Buster, you watch your step,” said the Police Officer, “get three of these In a year, and we’ll take your shoes away!” New parents are Jim and Susan (Skala) Wolf of Forest Grove. Troy Michael, weigh ing 8 lbs. 10 1/2 oz. was born at the Gresham General Hos pital on Dec. 7. Jim, a 1961 Sandy High graduate, Is teach ing P.E. and driver's training at Banks High School. Troy Michael Wolf is the 3rd grand child for Edward and Betty Wolf of Sandy, and the 4th grandchild for John and Gladys Miller of Boring. Other newsofthe Wolf family: Hugh and Marie (Wolf) with daughters, Cindy 3 1/2 and Laurie 1 1/2 , live In Gresham. Marie works part-time as a beautician at Vivian’s Beauty Shop. Dwayne and Carol (Wolf) Williams live In Coquille, Ore. Alan Flrelshman is attending his second year of college at Portland State, majoring In se condary education. Verl and Katie Fleishman returned home Dec. 29th, after spending Christmas In Elm wood, Nebraska. The main reason for their trip was to attend Verl’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fleischman’s 50th wedding anniversary cele bration. Their anniversary was on Dec. 22, but In order to facilitate travelling members of the family, an Open House "was postponed until Dec. 28. A community building was rented for the “Fleischman Clan” and over 100 people attended the reunion. Also in attendance were Verl’s two sisters, Mrs. Donna Jolley of Florida, and Mrs. Hazel Slothower of Lincoln, Neb. The Fleishmans moved to Oregon from Nebraska 11 years ago, and although they knew many people from Neb raska lived in Oregon, they were somewhat amazed with how many people they met on the train returning to Neb. for the holidays. It was an interest ing train ride, because even those returning Nebraskans they didn’t previously know “usually knew some we did.” Jerry and Nancy (Lamb) Ruhl with their two children: Kimberly 4 and Brad 2, live in Rockwood, although they are building a new home between Kelso and Orient. Nancy works as beautician on Saturdays at Rockwood Plaza. J. WOODLE MU 7-4713 Real Estate - General Insurance Home for invalids, convalescent patiente and those needing nursing care. Office at Salmon River Bridge cent letter: “Received a lot of mail over Christmas and most of them wrote a letter or wrote on card, so it was nice hearing from so many. We had a white Christmas 12” of snow, and icicles on both sides of cabin hanging down not too far from ground. One icicle measured 5’8” long. We had to break some off to let In more light. We have been kept busy with winter on keeping things run ning. It Is -8 degrees now. Days are short and it gets dark in side soon after 3 p.m. By 5, It is dark outside. The men didn’t get Legal season over now -- Illegal sea son just starting! Not many people around here got their deer either. It stays freezing moot days so you can’t stay still long when hunting. Jolly Is growing a beard to keep his face from freezing, and fig ures by next winter, he will have a good one.” Jan. 2: “It was -11 degrees outside the last time we look- ed. Now it’s too cold, and no one wants to go out to check it Fires feel too good to and a final post- leave.” script added on Jan. 3: “It was -19 degrees last night — our coldest so far. Little snow this morning.” • • • On the subject of cold weath er, Earl James just returned from a 10-day trip to Prince George, B. C. Cmada -- there the weather was 28 degrees BELOW zero. Brrr.... Dick and Dee Steffi celebra ted their 16th welding an niversary on Jan. 7 by going out with Nell and Marljane Jackson for dinner at the Cam elot, and ending up the evening at The Roaring 20’s. Jan. 8 -- was popular day for birthdays in this area — Mervll Kirby, Betty Buckel, Jerry Swells, Timmy Ben- shoof. Tommy Benshoof and Carol Schmitz. Wayne and Dorothy Scott celebrated their 44th wedding anniversary on Jan. 9. Mrs. Scott’s sister, Mrs. Edna Ki ger, phoned her congratulations from Corvallis, and her niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Britton, of Milwaukie, spent the day with the Scotts. Don’t forget the community band Idea. If you are Interest ed in getting together with your neighbors to play music — any kind, let either Ken Burdick or me know your wishes — it could be great fun! An amusing Incident happen ed recently in Sandy — names will be withheld to protect those involved, who only probably did what any one of the rest of us would have done in a similar situation — that is, jump to the wrong conclusion! (Continued on Page 8) W 1 McKinnon Enterprises 43 1/2 28 1/2 R. S. Smith Motor Co. Frederickson Appliance Belangy’s Egg Ranch 36 1/2 35 1/2 Sho-Top Drive-In 36 36 Meier’s Dairy 35 1/2 36 1/2 Pioneer Real Estate 42 Paul’s Welding 28 1/2 43 1/2 Women’s high series and game -- Lois Leavitt, 501, and Vicki Kociemba, 191. Men’s high series and game -- Myron Dale, 583 and 213. Team high series and game — Sho-Top Drive-In, 2264 and Belangy’s Egg Ranch, 815. Art’s Mt. Electronics 26 42 Treasure Chest 26 42 High series and game, in dividual -- Betty Hartman, 722 and 202. High series, team — H a J Coin Cleaners, 2204. High game, team — Richard son Chevrolet, 600. e e e TRIM TRIO W H 4 J Coin Cleaners 45 Richardson’s Chevrolet 40 Sandy Post 40 Rich’s Sandy M >bil 38 Tiki Printing 37 Dover Kennels 34 Bad check passing Is the nation’s most frequently com mitted crime. L 27 SANDY SAW SHOP Uaalltf Were Repair and Sharpen Saws, lawn Mowers, Knivo» and Scissors. We Moke Key». Mile K. ».Hl »a Hwj. 1« Fhea« Ml 1-886« 32 32 34 35 38 BRING YOUR NEXT TRIM TRIO Hi J Coin Cleaners Richardson’s Chev. Sandy Post Rich’s Sandy Mobil Tiki Printing Dover Kennels Mountain Electronica 37 48 Treasure Chest 27 48 High Individual game and ae ries — Joe Lewis, 229 and Ruby Rogers, 768. High team game and series-- Richardson's, 632 and Dover Kennel, 2258. PRESCRIPTION. W 42 39 37 37 34 31 Dr. Ave Brewster Grade School News New students In our school since Jan. 3 are Louis, Carl, Michael and Robert Johnson from Seattle; Darrell, Arthur, Dennis Coy from Santa Clara, Calif.; Debra, Delta Rae, Clif ford, and Dean Olson from Portland; Michael Siedle from La Sierra, Calif.; Marion Fln- ley. Buddy Causer, and Billy Kasinger from Cottrell; Rod- ger Hayes and Gregory Rob- in son from Welches. Those who left during or since vacation are Janet Mc Cartney, Susan and Steven Blanchard, Albert and Linda Toledo, Eddie, Jackson, and Richard Taylor, and Junior, Donna, Debbie, and Barney Williams. Although the school hit a record enrollment of 980 a week ago Monday, there are now 972 students. Registered Pharmacist PRICES QUOTED WITHOUT OBUGATION Because we stock our shelves with thousands of the newest drugs, we are able to fill prescriptions without a sec ond's delay! We never sacrifice accura cy for speed, however. We invite you to get acquainted with our service. Q Music for the PT A meeting next Tuesday evening will be provided by the boys’ special chorus singing “Puff, the Mag ic Dragon.” There will also be a number of Instrumental groups from the sixth grade performing. At the school board meeting Monday night a final review of the new building plans was made with the architects. Soon the advertising will start for construction blds. \ Lit RS / \ Safeguard/ DAILY - 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. SUNDAYS - 12 to ? your ( 1 Health \ r HOURS: 5 P.M. PHONE MU 7-7231 S BREWSTER'S PHARMACY Ave Brewster, Owner & Reg. Pharmacist 200 S.E. Main WALRÄD INSURANCE AGENCY ^’C n MU ’2861 Sandy IN THE CEDAR PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER For the many In this area who have asked for news of the Jolly O’Briens, here’s some excerpts from their most re- LEN’S Rigging Shop Loafer. OPEN HOURS Monday thru Friday • a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Real Estate PHONE HOOD LAND 402 SANDY MIXED DOUBLES THE CHEVROLET WAY HOMELITE BRIGHTWOOD It’s our Turbo-Jet 396: the V8 strong enough to run your Chevrolet and its automatic transmission, power steering, air conditioning, power windows, AM/FM Multiplex Stereo radio. And more. Without even breathing hard. Reason is, a Turbo-Jet V8 breathes deeper. Breathes freer. Delivers more usable power whenever you need it—like for safer passing. Works more efficiently. Where the smaller engine hurries, a Turbo-Jet V8 just loafs along. You try it, at your Chevrolet dealer's. And nowhere else. Martha C. McGuire, R.N. Sand and Gravel loving Care for the Aged & Convalescent ORCHARD CREST NURSING HOME 24 Hour Nursing Care for ambulating and bed patients. Physicians on call. Alii te South of Sandy MU 7-6861 on Bonstedt Road ROCK CREEK SAND AND GRAVEL Crushed Rock, Fill end Top Soil 658 - 3138 Physician ELTON D. LEAVITT, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Office Hours: 9 A.M. to 6 PM. Daily except Wed., Sun. Sat. 9-1 P.M. MU 7 2631 MEDICAL BLDG., SANDY MARX & CHASE Registered Land Surveyor Registered land Surveyor. Surveying, Mopping, Subdivisions. Office located 3 miles east of Gresham on Loop Hwy. P.O. Box 431 Gresham We offer two Turbo-Jet 396 V8s for '66. You can order 325 hp in any Chevrolet; 325 or 360 hp in a c Chevelle SS 396. There’s also a 427-cu.-in. Turbo-Jet (up to 425 hp) available in Chevrolets and Corvettes. Chain Saws SALES and Complete Logging Supplies, Wire Rope, Hardware OREGON CHAIN All Sizes and Lengths LEN'S Rigging Shop Located 1H Mi. E. Burton Store and 2 Mi. West of Eagle Creek Store Rt. 1, Bex 177 - Eagle Creek ■«facade 279-4400 Caprice Custom Coupe i Corvette Sting Ray Coupe aii kinds of cars, ail in one place... at your Chevrolet dealer's Chevelle SS 39« Sport Coupe Chevrolet • Chevelle • Chevy II * Corvalr • Corvette RICHARDSON CHEVROLET LOOP HIGHWAY 6 MAIN ST.___________ SANDY, OREGON_________ MU 7-2611
