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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1966)
Post THE Section Two v.i. 2a SANDY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1964 Ne. 3 Sandy Grange Holds Meeting Two homes Iteing built in Sandy along North Bluff Road are being constructed by Skip per Brothers Construction of Sandy. The pair expect to have the homes completed in about 60 days. They will have three bednxtms and a double garage. (Post Photo) Clackamas River Property Is Purchased for State Park Site About 861 acres of property located on the ClackamasRlver near Estacada has been pur chased by the State of Oregon. A deed conveying the property from Barney and Helen Lucas to the state “by and through the State Highway Commis sion'’ was recorded last Fri day In the county clerks office. Bordering the river, the property will Ite converted Into a state park according to Dar rell Jones, county commission er. Purchase price of the land was 9255,000. Owners of tiw property had originally Intended to build a recreation area here it is re- MARINE PRIVATE COMPLETES BASIC Marine Private Glen Slaugh ter, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Slaughter of Rt. 1, Sandy, com» ported. It was to Include a 9- pleted individual combat train hole golf course but floods of ing with the Second Infantry 1964 and 1965 erased these Training Regiment at the Ma plans. Lucas presented engin rine Corps Base,CampPendle- eering data he had accumulated ton, Calif. on the site and recommended CLASSIFIED ADS PAY that the area be converted Into a state park upon learning that the State Highway Commission was Interested in locating a new state park in the metropolitan area. Members of the Sandy Grange met Saturday, Jan. 8, for their regular meeting and heard re ports of various committee groups within the organisation. Twenty members and one guest was in attendance. Conducting the meeting was Master John Ludl. A report on repairing the water system was given by Victor Bodley, chairman of the executive committee. An tonne Malar gave a report on his trip to the 47th Meeting of the Grange Supply and Co-op held in Spokane, Wash. Vern Helper from Clack amas County was elected as a director of the Grange Supply Board at the meeting it was told. A legislative committee re port was presented by V. Deli Butler, chairman. The chair man urged all grange men!- bers and friends to attend school district budget Ings and express their approval or disapproval of them as “your” taxes will be effected. He urged members to listen to the President L. Johnson’s "State of the Union" message held on Wednesday. Miller Family Members Hurt Mrs. Anne Miller, Boring was one of three members of the SAILOR SHAW ON Miller family Injured last Sat BOARD FLEET OILER urday when the pickup truck in Shipfitter Third Class Robert which they were riding over Shaw, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. turned on Regner road near Frank Siaw of Rt. 1, Boring, Bohna Park road. Mrs. Miller is still being has returned to Long Beach, Calif., aboard the fleet oiler treated In Gresham General USS Cimarron, following the hospital for a broken leg and completion of eight-months of chest Injuries. Other members operations with the Seventh of the family who were treated Fleet in the South China Sea at the hospital In Gresham are and Viet Namese waters. Loretta who sustained a leg While deployed, the ship Injury, and Denver who suffered steamed over 48,000 miles, a foot Injury. Mrs. Paul Miller, pumping over 43 million gallons a sister-in-law to Mrs. Miller, of black oil, jet fuel and aviation was also a passenger in the gasoline to some 384 ships. truck but she and her baby Crewmembers of the escaped serious Injury. Cimarron were awarded the Members of the Boring vol- Armed Forces Expeditionary unteer fire department were Medal for their participation called to aid the accident vic- in operations in Vietnamese time and to pry Loretta from waters. the wreckage. CLASSIFIED ADS Sledding and skiing were both fine this past weekend as shown In this photo taken on Sunday afternoon In the Government Camp vicinity, (Post Photo) BRINO RESULTS A program was presented to the group in attendance by Mrs. Victor Bodley and a home ec onomic report for the year was Leading authorities on mark- given by Mrs. John Ludl. etlng techniques, representing The meeting concluded with five of America’s top Indus- a pot luck lunch and refresh tries, have been scheduled as ments. speakers at the second annual Marketing Confab Slated Feb. 15 marketing conference to be held in Portland’s Hilton Hotel on Feb. 15. Program details for an 1m- (Continued on Page 4) SANDY SAW SHOP Reality Hrsaosahlr Work Repair and Sharpen Sawi, Chain Saws, Knives and Scissors. We Make Keys. 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