Post
THE
GREAT WAY
7O_ THE MT. HOOD _p l a Y g R OUND
Walter C. Taylor, Loa Irwin, Co-Fubli*hers
Entered at the Post Office at Sandy, Clackamas Countv, Oregon as second
class matter under the Act of Congress of March 1879
Member of Oregon Newspaper Publisher* Association and National Editorial Association
Published
Thursday by Outlook Publishing Ce.
>2 Annuel Subscription
Sandy Post, Sandy, Oregon
April 14, 1964
People At Work
Tough luck has plagued Sandy
high school students this year,
in their efforts to raise funds
for the AFS exchange student
program. Take a recent car
wash sponsored by students:
one of them accidentally nicked
a parked vehicle while moving
another auto around. Damage
to that auto was far more than
students realized from the car
wash.
Specifically, about >90
damages was done.
Now to be constructive: I
hereby offer >5 to start a fund
to repair the damaged auto. If
any readers feel inclined, the
Post will act as the sponsor
and money - collecting point
for this fund. How about it,
anonymous donors?
There has
been generated
considerable mirth from
an
item tn last week's Post. The
item was a short '‘filler” that
gave directions
for making
"quickie”
cocoa.” So much
mirth from was generated at
the Clackamas County Bank,
Dolores Craig whipped up her
own recipes
for "quickie”
breakfast aids. You will find
the recipe in a letter to the
editor on this page. Read, and
enjoy the satire, then try It,
will you?
The ML Hood Pow-Wowers
have a neat brochure circula
ting
these days, advertising
their annual Spring Frolic, golf
and dinner at Bowman’s Mt.
Hood Golf course, Saturday,
April 16. There'll be a nine-
hole Mixed couples tournament,
with tee-off time set for 3 p.m.
A social hour begins at 6:30
p.m., and dinner at 7:30. Re
servations are necessary, and
in Sandy tickets are available
from Ivan Barker and Howard
Berger. End of commercial. .
PRIDE IN WORKMANSHIP is not dead, and here Merle Tolson smoothes the newly
poured concrete slab at Janz Fruitland, now Plantland. Bob Pullen and Denny Grey
along with Mr. Tolson have taken advantage of the fine weather to build additional
display space for their expanding business.
Alan Baxter, a log truck dri
ver for Larimore and Olson,
had a startling
experience
Tuesday afternoon
when the
chain on the front bunk broke,
and he began scattering polos
on highway 26 near Firwood
function. The truck remained
upright, as did the trailer, but
it took all afternoon to reload
the poles on another truck.
While getting a picture, 1
met Sgt. Cutsforth of the Clack
amas county
sheriff's office
for the first time. Also on the
scene was Sandy PoUce Chief
Fred Punzei, who helped with
the clean-up and direcUng of
traffic.
\oters are often swayed in
their thinking by a glamour
undertaking, such as the pro
posed tri-county stadium now
under study. There are a lot
of reasons why this is a good
idea, but I believe professional
sports should pay their own
way, and that Includes build
ing their own stadium. When
a football team owner, or a
baseball team owner can put
our >100,000 to sign a single
player, surely they can get the
backing to build a stadium for
this money-maker to perform
in.
Vern Atherly is one of six
New York Life agents in the
northwest area, asked to take
part In a three-day panel dis
cussion at Seattle early next
week. A former schoolteacher,
he is also interesting In getting
on the school board in his dis
trict, so we wish him luck in
both Instances.
Civil Defense director
for
Clackamas county, Hy Jackson,
put In an appearance at the
Now you ask why the commer city council meeting Monday
cial? Well-1-1-1, it’s like this: evening, April 11. (That was
We have correspondent up there the date for the public hearing
on the hill, her name Is Nell, on the proposed city budget,
Nell Howe. Last week, among but none of the voting public
other things that didn't make showed up).
Anyhow, My talked about Civil
the Sandy Post, was Nell’s col
told
how federal
umn, "Nell’s Notes". Well, she Defense,
matching
funds
are
available
is also secretary-treasurer of
the Mt, Hood Pow-Wowers, and to communities such as Sandy,
to get her off the
warpath, who contemdate building a new
I thought it would be nice to city hall, and what equipment
offer the above bit of pure is available from the federal '
government’s
surplus stock. I
commercialism.
But, really, Mrs. Howe did This discussion prompted an
not go on the warpath with me, other later, with councilman I
some of her readers did: they John Mills. His concern centers
they really took the snap out around city needs, such as Im-
provement of streets, extension I
of my Maiden-Form. . .
of the sewe Unes, and improve
Mrs. Juanita Hagen, post ment of the water supply, be-
mistress at Government Camp fore thinking about a new city
had trouble with the flag-pole hall. Sidewalks and curbs, and
lanyard, (that’s the rope up control of surface run-off with
which you run the flag, boys), storm sewers is another area
so she was unable to fly the ‘ of concern to all city council-
stars and stripes. Along comes men. First things first makes
Bill,
the PNWB maintenance sense to me, how about you?
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
Miss Eleanor Wibc (in fur) or (third from left) was greeted by Emily Woodward, (at
left)
and
at the Lou
San Stauffer
Rn
fu .
Anders°n <at ri*ht) when she arrived to present the awards
at tne ban Ro Esta Bowling League Banquet last week.
man in the area, who runs his
hydraulic basket up the pole,
does a masterful repair job,
and next day the flag is flying
high again. (Note: A lanyard
Is also a short piece of rope
with a hook in one end, used
for firing cannon.)
We Thought
a Lot
As long as we’re being ed
ucation, how about this word:
zymurgy. This is applied chem
istry with the process of fer
mentation, such as in brewing.
So a brew-master is really a
zymergytologist. Mr. Blitz, are
you listening?
AND THE MORE WE THOUGHT
THE MORE SENSE IT MADE
BANK
With Sandy's
of expenses and
payment of
bills, with a
PAY-BY-CHECK
PROGRAM
Independent
Bank
EARN
INTEREST
Compounded
on
SAVINGS I
Sa/©
»nd Secure in a SAFETY
DEPOSIT BOX are valuable
papers and precious jewels
Qtrly.
congratulate those people who’
Thank you
to« A ^«to_ _ * •
attended A that
school board ses-
sion. Now If your enthusiasm
can last until May 24, perhaps
you will vote in the school elec
tion that will have
quite a
number of people seeking a
seat on the school board. Three
are to be elected. You know
my choice for two of those spots,
Roy Carothers and Pete Wlngle.
S andy ore
mutual 7 2271
MEMUR FfSeril Deport 1^,,^ CorporMloe
FMDAT4 TILL 4 P.M.
'
II
II
II
11
II
new crash program, like a War U
on Ugliness. But I disgress. . . 0
In Sandy, PGE and West Coast 4
Telephone
Company
have I
petitioned the city for an or- I
dlnance governing placement of 11
utilities underground. That's I
great. WCTC will put its ser- 1
vice lines under the street to M
its new building on the hill. I
Once in a while we ask club
secretaries and publicity chair
men if they will provide us
with Items of interest from their
organizations. We’re asking
again. Will you give us,
fo
writing, pertinent facts about
any of your undertaking«, so
that others in the area will
know what you’re doing? Our
deadlines are Tuesday noon
live
fo^^“’^ We8k’ 80
Wouldn't It be nice if the Gas ■
Company, for instance, allowed
the phone company to run Its
cables through the gas mains to ■
service
mutual customers?
The If PGE were allowed to ■
use the same gas mains for ■
their service lines, look how
many fewer poles there would
be for motorists to knockdown.
I
I
H
H
I
I
°Pe 8heetsearly-
*
My Drinking Uncle
came
home one evening to find his
wife gone, temporarily. He de
cided to prepare his own din
ner,
so he got out
Betty
Cooker’s Crock book, and fixed
hinfself a major hangover. .
J.C.C.
li
Letters to Editor Chaplain Speaks at Baptist Meet
Letter to Editor
Chaplain
Dwight Kinman,
A word
of thanks for the associated with the Hospital
Interesting recipe for "quickie Chaplaincy Ministries In the
cocoa”. Who would have thought Portland, area will be the guest
of such a simple concoction speaker
at Sandy Baptist
for pleasing kiddies or out of Chapel’s Men’s meeting. This
town guests!
For an added touch of ele
gance we used "toast” with
this delicious drink. You might
like to try this yourself. Re
move 1 or 2 slices of bread
from wrapper ( can be white
or wheat), arrange neatly in
toaster, push down lever; when
"toast” pops up you may but
ter it or serve it plain on
attractive (or crum ny) dishes.
There are any number of
variations to this quick ex
cellent snack which has been
passed down from generation
thru generation tn our family.
Delores Craig
will le this Friday, April 15
at 8:30 p.m. in the lower level
of the church. The meeting
begins with a potluck supper
with Chaplain Kinman will speak
afterwards.
We Do Catering For
Water Supply
Outlook 'Good
The outlook for spring and
summer water supplies In the
Willamette Valley is very good
with March storms bringing
more than average amounts of
snow to the mountains, accord - I
Ing to a report released today
by A. J. Webber, State Con
servationist for the USDA-Soil
Conservation Service, and pre
pared by W. T. Frost.
BANQUfTS-LUNCHfONS-PARTIfS
.
ORDERS TO GO
PHONE MU 7 324«
NING’S Fireside Cafe
loop Highwoy Eo»t o< Sandy, Orogen
MU7-3248
RESERVATIONS:
Classified Business,
Professional Directory
For Touf Card In Thit
DIRECTORY
BOOKKEEPING
VAN S BOOKKEEPING
& TAX SERVICE
(Aero*« from City Hall)
Bookeeping Record* Our Specialty
Set Up* • Payroll Service • Taxet
MU 7-3102 or «65409« after 4 p.m.
Lady Bird Johnson has pres-
sured LB J on keeping America
beautiful, so we may see a whole ||
About 30 Interested persons
attended the Welches school
board meeting Tuesday even
ing, including the Shooper and
myself. After disposing of the
routine business, school board
members sat back and listened
as their constituents took the
floor in quite orderly fashion,
and talked of their concern for
the education of their children,
and the kind that is being of
fered in their school.
In an almost electrically-
charged atmosphere, the for-
board members and the chair
man, questions that should have
been asked in an executive ses
sion, where he could
have
gotten specific answers, and
where school board members
would have been safe from any
possible legal entanglements.
As an outsider, looking In,
I
can’t offer any advice or
criticism.
I must, however
a
C ounty B ank
Public utility companies are
at least becoming aware that by
setting poles of various heights
and sizes in streets and along
highways,
they are making
America
more un-beautiful.
SMILING WINNERS
are
members
of the team sponsored by the Estacada Golf
™
„
.. “
r” the
" nw,nb
«ra Of
urse In the San Ro Esta Bowling League. Holdfog the first place trophies awarded
them at banquet last week are, ‘ left
" to right, Lou Sarver, Clara Marchbank, Lenora
Wedin and Bernice Carr.
(Post Photo)
CONCRETE READY MIX
MT. HOOD REDI-MIX
Ready Mix Concrete - Crushed
Rock • Sand and Gravel
Phon« MU 7-7734
Plant located at Firwood Junction
Phone MUtml 7-2781
‘ OPTOMETRIST
DR. ROBERT D. SCHOUTEN
OPTOMETRIST
Office Hour» 9 am to 5 30 pm
Doily eicept Wed . Sun
Fri I -5 30 p m
Hood Denial Bldg
MU 7 2676
415 £ Pleatonl A ve
Sondy
PHYSICIAN
ELTON D. LEAVITT, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office Hours 9 AM. to 6 PM
Doily except Wed . Sun
Sal 9 1 PM
MU 7 2631
INSURANCE
MEDICAL BlDG . SANDY
W. A. NOEHREN, M.D.
Phyiician and Surgeon
Office Hours: 2 to 5 p.m.
Daily except Thur«. Sat. 9-12 noon
MU 7-2501
Main St., Sandy
REAL ESTATE
J. WOODLE
NURSING HOMES
BAUNACH
Hom« for th« Ag«d
Veteran« ■ Social Security - Welfare
Graciout Living on Limited Income
Fine Food
Real Estate - General Insurance
Office at Salmon River Bridge
PHONE HOOD LAND 402
.
BRIGHTWOOD
SAND AND GRAVEL
MU 7-3589
ROCK CREEK SAND
McGUIRE NURSING HOME
Crushed Rock, Fill and Top Soil
MU 7-4712
658 - 3138
AND GRAVEL
Home for invalid«, convaletcent patient«
and thote needing nurtlng care.
SURVEYOR
Martha C. McGuire, R.N.
MARX A CHASE
loving Core for ths Aged & Convaletcent
Registered
land
Surveyor. Surveying,
Mapping, Subdivitiont. Office located 3
mile» east of Greiham on loop Hwy.
Registered Land Surveyor
ORCHARD CREST
NURSING HOME
24 Hour Nursing Core for ambulating and
bed patient«. Physician« on coll.
gsi I w e s s One Mile South of Sandy
Z-OOO1
on Bontfedt Rood
FOR THIS
Business Directory
P.O. Box 431
Gresham
UPHOLSTERING
NYLON FRIEZE FABRIC
Specially Manufactured for
"Hard Wearing Children"
Available Now at Reduced Price«
Daveno A Chair Combination, >140 com.
Penonallzed Interior Decorating Service
Phono MU 7-2781
Hoodland Upholstery • Hood-Land 471