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★ Farm Calendar
Grade School News
Feb. 5 -- Clackamas county
poultry production, Channel 6,
TV. 7:30 a.m.
Feb. 4 — 4-H tree planting,
Eagle Fern park. 10 a.m.
Feb. 8 -- Clackamas county
home extension unit meeting,
Colton, fyrlngwater, Meridian,
Boring, Firwood, Garfield, Ald-
ercresL
skiing. He goes to Mighty Mites
From Mrs. Haneberg’s first
class once a week to learn how
grade!
to race. Sb far he has had
We saw the film “Spotty,
lessons in slalom and in mak­
the Fawn.'* Every «me wrote
ing correct turns. lx>rl Ander­
his own story and drew
a
son
has tieen going to
the
picture about tyotty. This helps
mountains every week with her
us to spell, write, and learn
parents to learn how to ski
about sentences.
In science we studied about
Annual Smorgasboard
fire. We found out fire needs
The faculty and board held
air to burn. We did an experi­
their annual smorgasboard at
ment with a candle and a jar.
the school cafeteria Jan. 29.
Why did the candle go out when
Three were honored by having
we put the jar over it?
short
biographical sketches
Next week we will learn how
read--Mra. Johnson, who Is
to subtract. We can add numbers
retiring after this school year;
that make five.
Mr. Latne, who is completing
From Mrs. Beeher's Fourth
his twenty-fifth year in Sandy
Grade by Roger Harrison
Elementary; and Mr. Don Dem­
The boys* P.E. class
is
ing, who la retiring after serv­
doing tumbling. This week
ing as clerk of this district
learned to do flips using the
for 13 years.
Mrs. Schmitz
trampoline.
The girls are
compiled information used in
learning how to play team bas­
the skethevs.
ketball.
Mr. Norman
Lucas,
of
in our art class we are making
Yakima, Wash., with his wife,
mosaic hearts and Valentine
was visiting Mrs. Burgoyne for
decorations
for our room.
the week-end,
entertained us
We have been using the over­
with music from his shake
head projector in social studies
chimes, quite a unique and rare
to learn the names of the rivers
Instrument. Mr. Lucas said in
in Washington, Oregon, and
all the audiences for whom he
Idaho. We are also going to use
had played, there had been only
it to help us know the mountain
one person who had evert>etore
ranges and pioneer roads and
trails.
seen and heard a similar In­
strument.
David Baska, who comes to
school every day from Zig Zag
is leaning something new in
AWAY WITH BILLBOARDS
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Pastor and Mrs. Ira D. Follett announce the engage­
ment of their daughter, Yvonne to Fred Griffith, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Griffith, Battle Ground, Wash. The
pair are students at Walla Walla college in College
Place, Wash. Miss Follett is a graduate of Laurelwood
Academy, Gaston, Ore. Her husband-to-be is a graduate
of Columbia Academy in B ittle Ground.
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HICKORY SMOKED
between Sandy and Gresham, I
can understand why he wants
to get rid of them.
To be truthful, if this I dll
comes through, it will put a
million people out of work. But
if it will help beautify
our
country, l*d tie willing to take
that step. I agree with Ogden
Nash who said,
“I think that I shall never see
A billboard lovely as a tree.
Perhaps, unless
the bill­
boards fall,
1'11 never see a tree at all."
PVT. JOHN F. REYNOLDS
JR.,
whose parents live on
RL 3, Box 1200 Boring, com­
pleted a five-week
artillery
survey course at the Army Ar­
tillery and Missile Schcsil, Fort
Sill, Okla., Jan. 27.
Mr. and Mrs. William
Kitchen, lit. 1, Bendy, recently
announced the engagement of
their daughter, Nancy Ann, to
Lawrence R. Whitlock, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Whit­
lock, RL 1, Sandy.
Reynolds entered the Army The bride-to-be is a 1965
last Septemiter and completed graduate of Sandy high school.
basic training at Ford Ord, Her nance also attended Sandy
high and graduateli in 1981.
Calif.
The 21-year-old soldier wasBoth young people are pre-
from
Rudyard sently enrolled at Multnomah
graduated
(Mich.) high school in 1963School of the Bible.
and attended Portland State col- No date has been set for the
lege.
wedding.
by Joe Dyal
1 am entirely In agreement
with President Johnson's bill
on removing billboards
and
wrecking yards. Take a look at
the billboards! You see adver­
tisements for everything from
Olympia Beer to Harold’s Club
in Reno. These to me are like
Utter along highways. Some are
beautifully designed and very
beautifully colored, but never­
theless they still clutter our
nation's highways.
Now consider the wrecking
yards! There are nearly three
million of them all over the
United States. If they are all
as crummy looking as the ones
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Egg salad sandwich
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Fred chicken
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Bread and butter
Fruit
Milk
WEDNESDAY
Tamale pie
Cabbage-carrot salad
Peanut butter sandwich
Peaches
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Salisbury steak
Steamed potato
Celery stick
Ruby jello
Muffin squares
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MONDAY, FEB. 7
Buttered corn
Sliced balogna
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Cinnamon coffee cake
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TUESDAY, FEB. 8
Vegetable beef soup
Fruited jello on lettuce
Bread and butter
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Turkey-noodle casserole
Cabbage-apple salad
Amelia’s rolls
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