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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1966)
THf SANDY (Or*.) POST Thur«., Jan. 13, 1966 (Sac. 1) WANT ADS SANDY SCENE - s (Continued from Page 5) ' Seems a local citisen noticed a car from Bateman’s Funeral Nursery and Home parked outside a Sandy Miscellaneous house recently. The occupant of Gardan Supplias this particular home hadn’t SAWDUST—Garden or fuel HAND TRUCK. 2-hondle ware been feeling too well lately, house model, heavy duty style, unit» and up delivered 761- so came the “slight" conclu o ie-ton load limit $50 00 Out- 3421 H-H sion that maybe this was the look. MO 5-2181 O-tfx reason for Bateman’s being IT S INEXPENSIVE ’ to claon rugs Miscellaneous there. She phoned a couple of and upholstery with Blue Lustre neighbors who also wondered, Rent electric shompooer, $1 STEBCO ATTACHE CASE, o lovely Miller • Kidder 120 N Mam, but surmised the same con and lasting gift for the mon or Gresham M-2 clusion. In order to check, she woman with papers to carry. Bateman's Funeral $'6 50 with 5-year guarantee 5 PIECE bedroom set 2 burner phoned on construction. Anglers fine hot plate Different site» Vene Home to inquire, and found that quality underarm carry cases. tian blind» like new GE ronge the Company’s car was being Excellent quality, $2.00 - $2.60 and refrigerator Beautiful lined used to deliver calendars from Even $150 Drapes Ol 8-3126 W-2p Batemans!! LIST FINDERS for the home or The Passing Scene: Several office desk. Card of Thanks Sundyites enjoying pancakesand STARFIYTE—In the popular bronze coffee at Sandy Mtnit Mart last $8 95. We wish to thank our many friends Saturday Clifford Savarta Narrowly escaping a tragedy on Thursday morning of last week was Wayne O. Bennett STUFFLE BAGS—Good expansion and neighbors for their acts of winning a loaf of bread and a for school books. Keeps them of Rt. 3, Box 574, Gresham, the driver of this 1953 Chevrolet. Bennett was traveling west love, kindness and sympathy. dry and together. $1.00 box of potato chips in a draw Also for the beautiful flowers, on the Loop Highway when a pickup truck pulled onto the highway from Flrwoixl Junction contributions and cards during ing at Williams Thriftway . . . and hit his car. The right rear tire jumper! the pavement emtmtment and went over imt GRESHAM the recent loss of Our beloved Helen Swails and Sharon Kret- the left rear stayed on the road and prevented the auto from rolling down a steep bank. husband and father OFFICE SUPPLY tinger celebrating birthdays on Driver of the pickup was H. D. Bickford of Rt. 2, Box 1449, Sandy. (Post Photo) Mrs Kobe S Wolf 38ó N. MAIN 665 4050 Jan. 13 . . . The John Daven and Family W-2p O-2x ports had a wedding annivers- A THANK YOU NOTE ary on Jan. 8 . Klinker To oil groups ond organizations the Klown, sponsored by May who helped make the Holiday flower Farms, being an inde season a happier one for all our patients, ond to those who pendent clown working on jobs throughout the year remember from San Francisco to Van ed them with favors and the couver, B. C. and as far east makmg of lap robes and slip as Denver he was from pers, a most sincere thank you All Makes New & Used A pair of charity tosses by the Bronx in New York, has and the best of wishes for 1966 Pacing the scoring for the 11, Phelps 12, Williams 2 Rented-Sold-Repaired Staff of Convalescent Section worked with Sammy Davis Jr. Dale Phelps after he had tied evening was Brock Jackley with Poppenhagen, Ackers. Gresham General Hospital and Danny Kaye ... a most the score at 49-all earned the 14 points. Phelps was right PARKROSE 49 -- Hieb 12, ADDING MACHINES TOO _______ G-2 interesting chap! Sandy Pioneers a hard-fought tiehind him with a 12 point Kraus 12, Davies 22, Sturgill Juniors and Seniors at Sandy hoop victory last Friday night effort and Jack Scales hit for 2, Jones 1, Palmer, Shibley, high recently taking Strong Vo at Parkrose. The 51-49 win another 11 points and Ron Ver Robertson, Dye. LADY to live-in to help with crip cational Interest Tests to de provided Sandy with their first doom had 9 points. pled lady $100 month 665- 10 11 14 16—51 SANDY 51 — Verdoorn 9, Sandy, termine what each student is victory of the season and first 2012 8-3 best suited for and what he is conference decision. Dobson 3, Jackley 14, Scales Parkrose......... 12 14 15 8--49 FOR RENT—Small furnished 1 bed most interested in Going into the final period Allen room house in Gresham area Fleshman buying a 55’ trailer Sandy was trailing the Brones $45 665-0671 eve ond week- The local hoopsters house . . . Attendance at Sandy 41-35. ends S-3 high increasing almost 4% over rallied to close the gap with (Continued from Page 4) Phone 254-0776 Both squads tuve league PRIMITIVE, secluded cobm, Cor last year with a percentage of Phelps dropping in a two poin jumper in to knot the count at conference records of one win bet. no plumbing or electricity, SE 174th & Stark St. 96 . . . Principal Ralph Peter ter in the closing moments of 54-all with five minutes to go. and two losses. fine view, $25 Aurora 678- G-tf son stating that “ Sandy high has the contest to tie things up. From this point on the for 5954 E-3 ESTACADA 65 — Wallace 14, the lowest percentage of delin A few seconds later he was tunes of the Pioneers changed Mcllhenny 18. Holiday 17, And 350 7' SPLIT CEDAR fence post». I BDRM HOUSE, right in Gresh quency of all Clackanus Coun fouled by a Parkrose player as Ranger’s Anderson scored erson 11, Wittenberg 1, Bruce $35 a hundred 254-4698 C-2 om. partly furnished MO 5- ty high schools.’’ . .. Sandy's and stepped to the free throw two quick field goals and Ver 4091 V-2 BARBIE, Skipper heads. Chatty re quartet “The Buckshots” plac Une. Phelps scored with both doorn left the game with five SANDY 61 — Verdoorn 8, pair 7", 25“ doll clothing SIX Riverside Powergrip, etc 610, ing first in competition at Ben charity throws to provide the fouls. A shot from the corner Dobson 6, Jackley 12, Scales 774-2909 A-113 710x15 tires, tubes, wheels, 3 son high Dec. 11 “YFC Quar- slim victory mirgln. by Scales erased a small Es 12, Phelps 20, Poppenhagen 1, mounted All $25 665-6595 The victory gives Sandy a tacada lead to two points, 63- tet Night' WANTED—Guns, any kind, age or Members of the Williams 2. R-3 condition. Call 254-2627 day», Adult Chapter of the American one win and one loss record in 61, as the spectators came to 1957 PONTIAC 2-dr HT, $200 665-2254 evenings. O-tf Field Service here busy making Wilco League action as the life. Onlv 26 seconds were re Estacada........ 14 17 15 19--65 1946 Ford coupe. $85 255- preparations for the Spaghetti beginning of the season gets maining the contest and Sandy FOR SALE—Table model cream 3867 Sandy...............18 17 16 10--61 R-2 dinner in late February to raise under way. Parkrose is also called for a time out. Coach separator. Call Hoodland 785 NASHUA 10x60 mobile funds to obtain another foreign one and one in the win loss Nick H-tf 1964 Robertson gave his CLASSIFIED ADS PAY home, dole expando, all elec exchange student for Sandy next column. charges instructions and they MEET NEW FRIENDS, single adults. tric, w w carpet, built-in refrig year. flunked the exam and miffed the Phone 665-5161 for free bro- erator, oven, table top range chure. scoring attempt. With four sec And now a recent incident W-tf Coll 279-4248 or 279-3841 SANDY onds left Jackley fouled out and that should be entitled, “ Yes, H-2 ALMOST NEW D-Therm gas heat- RADIATOR SHOP then Mcllhenny scored on his Diana, there is a Santa Claus!” er, 16,000 BTU. $75 MU 7- Complete Radiator Hepun President Lyndon B. John Before Christmas, Fred Pro- free throw attempt to conclude 2154 S-3 (Continued from Page 1) Overnight Service son is economy - minded every ett, the evening's scoring and ice Sandy's band teacher, Guaranteed Work system to retain their phone HEIRLOOM STERLING, Damask now and then. There occasion caUed Diana Lindsey In after numbers at the new location the victory for the Rangers at Rose, 6 formal place settings, school and said “Do you be- here. In the past It has been 65-61. plus variety of serving pieces ally comes a day when he asks for only half a billion. — Mem 665-3391 £.2 necessary to receive a new phis Commercial Appeal. phone number when moving from one location in Sandy to another location still within the Mutual exchange. THURSDAY, JANUARY 13 Making comment on the past Hot dogs year’s expense to update and Potatoes and gravy Buttered corn keep the Sandy exchange in op eration Danak stated that the Hot roll and butter Johnny Sez highway job of changing poles FRIDAY, JANUARY 14 FARM TRACTOR CO along the new freeway cost Fish sticks See Us for New - BUYING? — 335,000 while other projects Potatoes and gravy Jacuzzi Pumps and Peas amounted to another 320,000 - S^.UNG? — Repairs on All Makes Roll and butter in round figures. Work on the — TR XDING? - Of Pumps highway project was “at no MONDAY, JANUARY 17 cost to the taxpayer, either!’’, Beef noodle casserole 24-Hour ?hone Service Loop Hwy. & Boring Road emphasized Danak. String beans-carrot sticks when calling Johnny, Gresham, Oregon Roll and butter Telephone' MO 5-4164 TUESDAY, JANUARY 18 MO 5-3491 with SPtf Barbecued beef burgers J. J. WALKER Buttered carrots Macaroni salad AT 8-5045 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19 LAWN MOWER Portland 4950 NE Union Baked beans and wieners ROTARY TILLERS SP-tf Pineapple coleslaw ROHDE & ROHDE Hot roll and butter Olvin Hames», Agent THURSDAY, JANUARY 20 107 So. Bluff, Sandy Farmers Insurance Group Ham patties 1326 SE 162nd Potatoes and gravy Phone MU 7-3503 Corn Ph. 254-8251 Portlend Hot roll and butter FRIDAY, JANUARY 21 Creamed tuna and biscuits Peas For Job Printing, Hot roll and butter TYPEWRITER BARGAINS Gresham Business Machines Sandy High School Menu SANDY BUSINESS DIRECTORY CONCRETE JEEPS Stationery Supplies SALES & SERVICE FARM TRACTOR CO. all MU 7-2781 THE SANDY POST Classified Ads Get Results Loop Highway & Boring Rood MO 5-4164 Gresham A Public Service Editorial by CARL W. SALSER President MT HOOD REDI MIX • READY MIXED CONCRETE • CRUSHED ROCK • SAND AND GRAVEL EDUCATION CENTER This is the era of “Human Rights.” But not al) is right with this era! When We, the people of the United States, proclaimed our desire to “secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity," we should have pointed out, per haps, that liberty is not license; that freedom is not an absence of all restraint; that the human rights we cherish entail homologous responsibilities. There are dozens of new nations in the world today, nations that the United States literally financed into existence. Unfortunately, most of these new nations have looked upon their independence as a prerogative to lean, rather than learn, and demand frem others, rather than do for themselves. They are long on rights, but short on reason; heavily in debt, but fierce in their denial of any obligation. Still, the problem of human rights pertains within our borders, as well as without. Our own Constitution is only paper, if it is to be read and revered—but not obeyed. Either provisions of the Constitution should be enforced—or the Constitution should be amended. Breaking or ignoring the law—in short, scorning that document which we consider to be our most sacred heritage—merely weakens our respect for government and lowers us in the estimation of other nations. However, the rights of a minority (so carefully delineated in the U. S. Constitu tion) do not—and should not—include the right to tyrannize the majority. Education Center and Pacific Business College Pivision of Education Research Associates 1119 S.W. Park Avenue Portland 97205 f age end should have their foetal Security cards or numlwra April I la the deadline by available when applying. The law for senior citizens, disabled aaaeoaor Indicateli that their veterans and veterans' widow* adjusted groas Income must to Mpply for illese tieneftts. Un tw leas than 82,500, too. Ei- less they do apply In time emptlona apply according to and qualify, they are ineligible their age and adjust gross in for the deferments and ex come as It applies here, Hattan emptions. said, included all income In the Not long after World War 11 faintly. that Orecon The assessor said it would qualified disabled veterans for assist the senior citizens wlx> exemptions. For the most |M»rt, apply to bring with them their It stipulated that a veteran Is Oregon state Income tax form.». one who served at least OOduya The largest M he program in a U.\ war or military or in the world Is in India, where expeditionary action and more than 9,000,000 children qualified for the American Ex- are fed at school. Further In pedttlonary Medal. It also formation la available at quires that a veteran must tie Northwest CARE Office, Fred declared at least 40 per cent erick A Nelson, .Seattle. diMbled by the Veteruns Ad- (Continued from Puga 1) m Ini Stratton. A disabled vet eran may apply for tax •xemp- tlona up to 37,500 In true cash value. Unmarried widows of war veterans are eligible for tax •xemptlons. They can apply for benefits up to 87,500 In true caah value. Tax exemptions on the first 310,000 tn true cash value of their personal and roal pro perties is considered to senior Citizens here who make appli cation. Properties tieyond that sum must be paid at the nor mal rate. Senior citizens applying for these benefits must prove their Phone 228-6345 Plant Located at Firwood Junction PHONE MU 7-7734 I A NEW Pontiac OR GMC COSTS LESS when you buy from Frank NEWELL PONTIAC-GMC 818 Eon Powell Greshom MO 5 2166 We Also Sell the Finest ALL NEW FOR 1966 Estacada Phone 5 Applications Necessary ■ lovely 3 bidroom Model Homi ■ 250 featured iihibitori ■ 1000'» of products and displays ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 100'» of live damonslrstions New Decoriti ng Idea» New Remodeling Idee» Pat>o> and landscaping Doran» of room »attingi FUN FOR EVERYONE Comedy Feature» • Games and Prins • Dolls and lock Dupla DOORS OPIN Saturdays Sundays Mon Fri. ; 1 to 11 p.m. 1 to 8 p.m 6 to 11 p m. ■ ■ Adult» SI 50 W»(12 to 16)$1 00 Children under 12 FREE MEMORIAL COLISEUM Sat Jan. I5 thru Sun. 23 4
