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SANDY, ORIGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1966
Four Seek Election
To College Board
Four persons will vie for a
•eat on the Mt. Hood Com­
munity College board of direc­
tor* In the May 2 election.
They are Jolin M. Carl*«i
of Cascade Lock*, the Incum­
bent, Robert H. Robinson, 19004
A K. Clinton; R. E. (Poly)
Schedeen, 1612 W. Division,
Gresham;
and William C.
Schmid, 13051 A E. Salmon.
A four-year term will
tie
filled at the election.
Carlson, the incumbent, la
vice-president and sales mana­
ger of the Caacade Ix^kaLum­
ber Salos Co. He ia a graduate
of Portland University and la
a former councilman and mayor
of Cascade Locks.
Robinson is a forestry grad­
uate of the University of Mon­
tana and later received his
M.A. in forest recreation at
Colorado A. and M. He
la
employed aa an arson inves­
tigator. The Robinson* have
lived tn the Gresham area for
11 yeara and have three young-
■tera
attending
Gresham
schools.
Schedeen, a lifelong resident
of the Gresham area, la a for­
mer state legislator and long
haa been Interested in
the
community college movement.
He is state chairman of the
Agriculture Stabilization and
Conservation Service of the De­
partment of Agriculture and In
addition, farms. The Schedeen*
have three children inGreaham
achoola plu* another at Wil­
lamette.
Schmid teaches claaaea in
■octal
studies,
specifically
American Problem«, at David
Douglas High School. He la a
B. Edwards
Is Director
Recreation and tourism, third
largest state business, were
discussed by Martin Syverson,
U. A Forest Service, at the
eighth annual meeting of the
North Clackamas Soli and Water
Conservation District, Satur­
day, March 26, at the Sandy
Grange hall at Kelso.
The country between the met­
graduate of Wheaton College,
Wheaton, III. and has taken
graduate work at the University
of Oregon. He attended a junior
college tn Illinois. He has taught
nine years at David Douglas
.md has two children attending
David Douglas schools.
ropolitan area and the moun­
tains was pointed out as having
a great potential with the pop­
ulation Increasing and the at­
traction of water for recrea­
tion, the speaker said.
Hood View School
Gets School Aid
The Briggs and Stratton Co.,
Milwaukee, Wi«., recently gave
Hood View an engine and some
teaching aids to help the small
engine class being offered thia
Hood View school sent five
student delegates as guests
of the youth's Missionary Vol­
unteer Society, to attend a Youth
Rally at the Lauralwood Aca­
demy near Gaston, south of
Forest Grove from March 11
to 13.
The delegates were Gene
Steffenaon, Nell White, Beverly
Collins, Linda Sypert and Nan­
cy Simpson.
The chief instructor at the
rally was Pastor W. J. Hack-
ett Président of the
North
Pacific Union of Seventh-day
Adventists,
which
Includes
Alaska, Washington, Idaho and
Oregon.
Byron Edmonds, chai rm an, of
the North Clackamas Soli and
Water Conservation District
presided at the meeting.
Perception
Talk Topic
FHA Delegates
Will Conduct
Annual Confab
Home
economic
students
from local junior and senior
high schools. Including Gresh­
am and Sandy, will participate
at Oregon State University April
1 and 2 In the 21st annual
meeting of Oregon’s Future
Homemakers of America.
FFA officers will conduct
the sessions, headed by Diana
Samuel, Woodburn high school
senior, who Is state president.
Other officers include Linda
Southmayd, Myrtle Point, vice
president;
Mary
Doni son,
Gresham, secretary, and Sheryl
Dow, Dayton, treasurer.
New state officers will be
elected at the meeting and Ka-
thl Anderson, Boring, a Gresh-
un high school student, Is a
nominee for the office of vice
president
There are ill Oregon FHA
chapters with a total state mem­
bership of 3,833.
An explanation of how
to
develop “spiritual perception”
will be presented by Christian
Veral N. Smedley has joined
Scl«ti«t
Paul A. Erickaon, the staff of Oregon Automobile
C, & K, »t « public lecture Insurance Company as safety
here Thursday, April 14.
engineer, working out of the
The lecture Is titled “The
Two hundred eleven al tea with
company's
heed
office, 501
6,155 famfly camping unite have Value of a Spiritual Outlook.” Commonwealth Building, Port­
It
la
being
sponsored
by
the
been designated In the National
land, according to president
Church
of Chrlat, W.A. Brooks.
Forests of Oregon and Washing­ First
ton for coverage under the Land
Smedley comes to Oregon
and Water Conservation Act.
Auto after 13 years in the en­
Use of the sites during the
gineering department of Union
SUHS Musicians Ready
summer will require payment
Pacific Railroad, In charge of
For
Grade School Tour
of a daily fee or the purchase
construction and repair facili­
of a >7 annual permit. The
ties, as well as supervising
Wednesday, April 6, Is the
permit Is a goldcolored, wallet-
personnel and safety programs.
date of this year’s day-long
sized card. It replaced
the
grade school tour by members
bumper sticker used last year.
Hls headquarters in recent of Sandy high school music
The $7 card will go on sale
years, as bridge and building groups.
March 25 at offices of the For­
inspector for the UP system,
The “tour” which will cover
est
agencies administering
has been In Omaha, Nebraska.
Boring, Sandy and Welches
sites throughout the Nation.
A native of Idaho, Smedley grade schools will Include the
Not all National Forest re­
graduated
from
Montpelier
SUHS Dance Band, the Plo-
creation sites are covered by
(Idaho) high school and attended
nalres, and the Buck Shots,
the Land and Water Conserva­
Utah State College. He served
under the direction of Tom
tion Fund program established
three and a half years with
Lewis and Fred Proett, both
by Congress, and activities such
the U.S. Navy as electronic
of the high school music de­
as hunting or fishing are not
technician, 1st class petty of­
partment.
affected by the program.
PAUL A. ERICKSON
ficer.
About 40 students will par­
Scientist, Gresham, and will
Smedley, his wife Cleo, and
ticipate in presenting various
be presented at 8 p.m. In the their five children, Edward, 18,
band, vocal and choral num­
Centennial high school audi­ Deborah, 17, Walter, 15, Shaun-
bers to the students at
the
April 9 — County 4-H horse torium, 3505 AE. 182nd.
grade schools.
na, 11 and Cindy, 7, at present
There is no charge or col­ reside In Sandy, Oregon.
clinic, county fairgrounds, Can­
lection, and everyone is wel­
by, 10 a.m.
Abortion has been made legal
April 11 — Farm Forestry come. Nursery facilities and
in nearly all the Communist
Assn, directors’ meeting, Wil. ample parking are available.
bloc countries.
Ericksen, who once served
lard Deardorff home, RL 2,
Canby, 7:30 p.m.
as chaplain’s assistant at the
United States Naval Academy,
April 12 — Clackamas coun­
The Value of a Spiritual Outlook
The U. S. Men’s National
ty home extension unit meeting, gave up a position as manu­
champions,
the
Firwood and Boring.
facturer’s
agent In Chicago Volleyball
April 14 — Clackamas coun­ several years ago to become West side Los Angeles JCC,
ty home extension unit meeting, a recognized practitioner In the will play the Pacific North-
Wildcat, Dover, and Barton. Christian Science healing min­ west All-Star team April 9 at
April 16 -- Beef cattle tour. istry. He Is also an authorized Madison high school.
The Westside Team, which
teacher of the religion, tnd Is
There is a land of the living currently on tour as a member Includes a number of Olympi­
and a land of the dead, and the of the Board of Lectureship of ans and members of the US
bridge Is love.—Thornton Wil­ The First Church of Christ, National team will conduct two
free teaching clinics, one at
Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
der.
1 p.m. April 9 at the University
of Oregon Student Activities
building, and one at 10 a.m.
April 10 at the Portland JCC. Every day we depend on "vision"
In another game, the Pacific that goes beyond what oui eyes
Northwest women’s champions,
see. The challenge is always to
Eugene A 4 B Doorclosers will
Your Compiuto Homo Contor
find
a greater vision — a deeper
meet Dr. Bernard’s Molarettes,
Portland champions. Two Sandy spiritual perception - that will
. . Give your wife
women are members of the guide mankind s progress, and
Portland team, M*s. Sherry lift men everywhere into their
that new look for
Lawson and Penny Paluck.
heritage as children of God. Hear
the home . .
Tickets to the games are avail­
this
one-hour public lecture on
able from Mrs. Lawson, as well
as at the door. Proceeds go to “The Value of a Spiritual Outlook"
the U, S. Volleyball association by PAUL A. ERICKSON, C.S.B,
regional travel fund. Madison
member of The Christian Science
high school is located on 82nd
WALLPAPER
CERAMIC TILE —
Board of Lectureship.
avenue, not far from the Ban-
fleld freeway.
VINYL TILE - ALL TYPES
Camping at Sites
Requires Permits
Clear Creek Picnic Ground,
which was partially destroyed
during the flood of 1964, will
be Mgger and better than be­
fore, according to information
from the Forest Service. Prior
to the flood additional acreage
had been obtained through a
land exchange proceeding. This
new National Forest land, com­
bined with the old Clear Creek
Picnic Ground, will be deve­
loped this spring with accom­
modations for group picnics,
and with both single and two-
fa mil y units.
Forest Service construction
crews have just completed the
picnic area’s 14-car parking
lot adjacent to Truman Road,
right THIS WAY
Due on Saturday
Rainbow Girls of Sandy, un­
der the direction of their moth­
er advisor, Mrs. Jo Swalls, will
sell lilies made by the hand­
icapped Saturday, April 2, to
help the Easter Seal Society
raise funds for crippled child­
ren and adults. Lily day is one
of the traditions of the Easter
Season In Sandy, and the Rain­
bow Girls handle the project
annually.
“When you buy your Uly this
weekend you are helping the
handicapped in two ways,” Mrs.
Emily
Terrall,
Clackamas
County Chairman of the Easter
Seal Drive said. “The con­
tribution goes to provide ser­
vices for the crippled and it
also benefits handicapped work­
ers who make the lilies.”
The Iris Room
EASTER
DINING
Breakfast Served 6 A.M. 'til Noon
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WEDNESDAY - SATURDAY, APRIL 6-9
SURPRISE!
kW
New and Used Stereo, TV,
Washers, Ranges, Radios, etc
At Mountain Electronics
.Were cleaning house, and this meen«
we are telling all of our used parts end
equipment, plus some of our new stock
at down-right outlandish low price«.
Sale* «tart* Wednesday, April 4, lasts
through Saturday, April ». Come in and
★ Farm Calendar
U.S. Volleyball
Champs to Play
one mile north of the Zig Zag
Ranger Station.
A contract has been awarded
for well drilling, and water
will be piped throughout the
picnic ground, Toilet facilities
will also be installed this
spring.
It Is planned to have this new
Clear Creek Picnic Ground
open to the public early this
summer.
Forest Service studies have
pointed out the need for more
picnic facilities in the Zig Zag-
Government Camp area. These
are especially vital since the
Tollgate Picnic Area was de­
stroyed.
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>vlng I« a sign of Spring’s arrival, but usually people don’t pack up the house and
move such as la being done in this instance. The house Is being moved from 122nd
and Halsey to Damascus. Picture was taken along Burnside Extension from top of hill
north of Gresham at Burnside and Powell.
(Outlook Photo)
Sandy Man Gets
New Position
Being Rebuilt
21” Hoffman TV Set
17” Motorola TV Set
GE Clock Radio
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RCA 21” TV Set
Brand New 30” Range s119
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