™'San
Post
2^ GREAT WAY .
TO THE MT. HOOD PLAYGROUND
Hood-Land
Happenings
Talent Shown
At SUHS Show
l etter to Editor
Jun Carothers was Muster of
Ceremonies at Hie Talent Show
Six excited members of the
held last Friday evening in the
By The SNOOPER
City of Sandy bowling team,
Sandy High School < afetorlum
we are leaving tonight to par
r «
unaer the Act of Congress of March 1879
The program was somewhat
ticipate in the WIBC National
informal with students leaving
Tournament in New Orleans.
their places on
the floor to
Before wo take off we wish
put on their acts un atage, then
t<> Mpress our appreciation to
Esther I.ymp sent me a note
returning to enjoy (he rest .g
Sendy Po«», Sandy, Oregon
Ions and Funnies show before
April 21, I»«
those who have made this trip
the show.
a co^de of weeks ago with a
of
the
P.T.A.
meeting
I
at.
Thursday. Stress in column that
possible for us.
reminder “fishing season is
tended tonight at Welches grad«*
The show opened at 8 p.m
reservations are not needed be
We particularly wish to thank
here again”. So l’ve been wait
school.
This was utllizatkm
with the I’lonalrea "Woodchuck
cause show is geared for audi
the Sandy businessmen for their
ing for the “fish tales” to start
of a parent--teacher assoc-
Song”, followed by Ilie gandv
ence throughout entire golf club.
kifts, contributions and help;
coming
my
way
and
sure
The voters, us included, have given
latlon
at
its
highest
levbll
I
Hlgh Dune.* Band’s “Tijuana
If the Pow Wow room is full
‘lie many, many people who
enough - they are beginning to
rather imagine there are sixty-
Banba“. The groups than com
the Mt. Hood Community College partment of Education. However, this
you
can
sit
tn
the
dining
room
supported our various fund- bined in “Side by Side.”
could be way off . . . either way.
arrive.
another rousing election victory. This
or lounge and see the same seven members of the Hood-
raising projects; the hard work
Merle
Hill
was
the
first
.
Land
community
who
will
agree
Solo performers
featured
Some rather sharp questions were
show. This is one fashion show
time, of course, it was the 1966-67
ing
girls of the Mt. Hood Wo
With a whopping tale about Dew
with me - for this Is the num
during
the
evening
were:
Nan-
asked
about
the
budget
by
the
Tav
operating budget.
geared to entertain the fellas -
men’s Bowling Club; and the
ey Monaghan’s efforts at steel
ber of people who were <n hand
ette McBee. Pat Colson, Joe
Supervising
and
Conservation
Com
as
well
as
the
gals.
Music
for
Sandy Area Chamber of Com
The professional people on the col
head fishing. It seems Dewey
to meet the ten candidates for
Bogart, Joyce Waltmire, p«t
dancing after the show by Joe
merce.
lege staff had faced the election with mission and also by individuals at the
came home empty-handed . but
the Welches school board.
Barnett, Becky Mutheso«i and
Hillend.
Don
’
t
miss
this
fund
We are looking forward to a
with the definite notion he had
considerable fear and trepidation; public hearing several weeks ago.
The entire meeting was han
Wanda Shaw.
raising with fun affair-with the
wonderful trip and tournament
almost
landed
a
seal!
According
The
Tax
Commission
has.
in
fact,
dled
with
the
utmost
of
grac
after all, none of them ever had been
Michel.*
Monaghan, Janet
accent on FUN - sponsored by
and, whether our scores are Dougherty, Jamie Bowen
to Bob Ernst, however, it wasn’t
ious efficiency for the Welches
through a budget vote before.
recommended a couple of changes in
and
the Hoodland Women's Club,
high or low, you can be sure
school board.
a seal - but an otter on the end
Julio Nichola depleted
However, they needn't have wor the budget which might reduce it by
Inc. - You’ll be sorry if you dot
- —
the
that
the
people
of
New
Orleans
of Dewey’s line. (Aw come ona
The entire meeting was hand
Charleston days at the Gay
Mel Blanc is house-guest
ried ... the levy received over 71 as much as $150,000.
will
know
that
Sandy,
Oregon
fellas - you gotta do better than
led by P.T.A. president Mrs.
Nineties,
while Chun Sarkoti
of Dorothy and Harry Jackson.
per cent approval.
that!)
No one is trying to question the
Jean Strong.
She introduced was therel
Janced a flower dance fron.
Check
with
Dorothy
about
Even so, an even greater responsi levy—after all, the voters decided that
Thank you all
The best fish story I’ve heard
each candidate with a few of
Thailand.
bringing him to fashion show
Betty Hartman, Jo Lewis,
bility is now incumbent on the college. issue—but every economy should be
in ages happened In Sandy last
their vital statistics and then
Groups performing wen, the
Saturday night - he would fit the
Kay Metsger, Caroline Duff, Buckshots,
The voters really have given them a observed.
the Castmen, th«.
Thursday! Bob Grokett (pres theme perfectly. . . Cecellodue allowed them three minutes to
Fern Hunter and Longstreet
blank check since no one knows bow
Sandy High German Band, th«.
ident of the Sandy Chamber of back from Mexico this week and state their reasons for running
We re certain the college staff, as
Jean To the Editor:
Pinetones
and,
as spec ui
Commerce) called the Sandy Doris McKinley due home from for the school Ixmid.
many students will be enrolled this
well
as the college board, will bend
fall.
In
advance the
Post and told the editor, J.C.C., Africa. . .Add Marge andChuck announced
guests,
the
Snowballers.
I know that you receive a
every effort in the next few months
he had a “great Idea” but he’
A special group with today's
Fraaier to country club ros- meeting would end at 9:30 and great quantity of mall from
The budget was predicated on 750
to get things rolling as smoothly and
doubted “that it could be car ter....^ee Clyde the Camel in the time limit would be strictly government agencies and that teen band sound were the Illu
students on advice of the State
efficiently as possible.
ried out.” It was Bob’s idea the Cellar at the Zig Zag Inn.... adheared to. It was - with the ¡finding the time to digest even sions comprised of Fred An-
to send a fish encased in ice Give Collette Bartruff the chess help of a timer. By the com a small portion of it must be Ilker, Ron Stanley, Carl Caba
to the mayor of New Orleans set to take to Katie Frasier.... ments I heard after the meeting difficult. I do hope you or some and Pat Barnett. They played
from the city of Sandy. This Julie Amacher in the hospital • I'm far from alone in my one from your staff can take a the popular “Twist and Shout”.
Ue think the state superintendent
praise for the excellent manner moment to browse through the
would be delivered by the gals at Corvallis.
They weren't particularly interested
IMvld Miller and Kan Nellaen
of public instruction should be ap in schools or education; they were in
in which this meHlng was car
who are leaving April 28 (to
joined In the folk-singing rendi-
enclosed brochure.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hanson of
day) for New Orleans to com- Burns guests of Mllhe and Bill ried off!
pointed, not elected, and we hope the terested in the exposure the job pro
“Target for the Future” has tiisi of "Greenback Dollar”
The candidates are: For the
pete in
voters so decide May 24.
the
Womens'
Inter-
>een prepared to explain why Roberta Knoll and Steve Strong
gullck..,..Check with George
vided to the voting public. We’re cer
national
Bowling Congress. Staggs about Lorraine - heard two year term-Tom Lipscomb,
he
Game Commission will ask joined for "The Boy from Im.
They will, at the May primary, re tainly not saying that has happened
Bill Swanson and Pete Wingle.
“All tn a days work” said
the 1967 legislature for an In panema; and Barbara Kitchen
solve Ballot Measure No. 2 which here in Oregon. But it could.
For the three year term - Mel-
J.C.C. as he waltzed into the she is in the hospital.... Hood-
crease
In certain angling and and Linda Winchester chose "If
makes the job appointive.
The charge sometimes is made that
bowling alley, camera in hand, Land Chamber of Commerce to vyn Dowell, Amby Calkins and hunting license fees. It also no one marries me”.
(The only
Marilyn Madison and Lenna
to record for posterity, the San have regular monthly business Georgia Vermaas
Leon Minear, the present superin an appointive superintendent might
outlines what, In the Commis
meetings the third Thursday of candidate not present - due to
dy
Bowling
Queens
holding
their
be
nothing
more
than
a
political
hack
sion’s opinion, are the resource Swells added a different touch -
tendent, and challenger Walter Blake
gift to the city of New Orleans! each month at Hons Hall - 8 illness.) For the five year term
and public needs that must be they chose a tumbling act.
Jr are running for the post and one of a partisan governor. However, the
1 he evening program ended
When asked where he landed p.m. Members at last meeting - Charlie Augustine, Keith Bow
met
in the years Immediately
State
Board
of
Education
makes
the
will be elected in May. However, the
the steelhead, J.C.C. replied, decided to follow through on man, Hallard Bailey and Roy ahead In order to assure the with the Castman leading off a
people could negate that outcome by- appointment and it’s difficult to con
highway project as main un Carothers.
C°hka,SPO< * kn°* on
continuation
of satisfactory Hootenany.
dertaking until results are net
approving No. 2 and thus putting the ceive of any governor packing the en
Three of the above list of fishing and hunting opportuni
ted. Jack Jane an is program c andidates will be elected to
job in the hands of the State Board tire board.
Some people are adept at or
ties.
chairman for the next meeting. the school board on Monday,
Sandy Woman Attend
of Education.
At the same time, we think the board
ganizing their time. By now -
I wish It were possible to sit
J.C.C.
promised
all-out
support
May
2.
Those
who
attended
Lutheran Convettori
you know I’m not one of these
down and visit with you person
There are compelling arguments on will do a better job of picking a good
of Sandy Post on the highway the P.T.A. meeting tonight had
peoplel Please bear this In mind
ally on this matter. You will
both sides of the appointive vs. elec man for the job than would the pub
project. Advice from J.C.C. to every opportunity to study the
Mrs. Harold Clark represen
as you read on - b^ause once
note that we have included a
tive issue. Usually, there is scant ex lic. Perhaps this argument has an
chamber: The wheel that speaks views of each candidate and will
ted L.W.M.U of Lutheran Iman-
again
I
have
my
back-to-the-
directory
of
field
personnel.
the loudest gets the grease! be able to vote with confidence
cuse for taking the voting right away element of danger in that the same
uei,
Sandy, as a delegate
wall timewise and am therefore
One of these men or any mem
logic could be applied to most elec
Still on the sick list: Gil for their choice.
from the people.
to the Fifth Biennial Conven
forced
t
o
use
my
well-worn
ber
of
my
staff
would
tie
pleas
tive jobs.
Gorman, Florence Jane an, Jim
column short-cut! You have no
However, all too often, the school
ed to provide as much additional tion of the Oregon District Lu-
Bye now - SNOOP
my Secomb and Max Hurlbutt
However,
the
school
post
is
a
highly
Women’s Missionary
idea
the
time
it
saves
if
I
information as possible on this the ran
job can become a political football. We
Jimmy Secomb is Marie Owens
League which was held at Our
merely copy my notes-the ones
proposal. The Individual field
can’t help but recall the situation in technical one. Political campaigns
Savior Lutheran
very often are decided on a basis of
I write to myself as reminders - grandson, »..Forgot to Include
Church In
men are familiar with the needs
ashington state where several dif
Rene and Bob Ernst on the
Portland, on May 19 and 20.
emotion,
not
logic.
We
’
d
much
rather
verbatim. I apologize In ad We
In
their
respective
localities.
ferent people used the state superin
April anniversary list.........
The Convention
if some of the items make little
I would like to lake this op MW
--------- UWm*
see our school superintendent a high
Nadlne Mullen and Lex Murphy -
tendent’s job for a stepping-stone to
Women on a Misai«” (Right
sense to you - but I hope you
portunity
to
thank
you
for
the
ly
skilled
educator
than
a
highly-
both
back
on
the
mountain
and
further political ventures.
in your own backyard).
would rather have my hodge
Important part you play in pro
skilled politician.
back at the Zig Zag Inn.....
The L.W.M.L» is an inter -
podge of notes - than nothing
viding
your
readers
with
Infor-
Millie and Bill Lenz returned
U.S. Air Force Technical
national
organization affiliated
at all this week. So here we
from a week at Ocean City, Sergeant Everett L. Moore, son mation on fishing and hunting with
the
Lutheran Church,
go with-NOTES FROM SNOOPS
Wash.....VI and Dubs Rogers of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Moore, and co wildlife conservation in Missouri Synod, serving the
SCRATCH PAD-dlrectly to you!
cenerai.
celebrated 4th anniversary of Salem, has reported to the De-
cause of missions at home and
The “hot peppered” Whistle
Sincerely yours,
opening
Hills Place at Govern- fense
Electronics
Supply
abroad.
Stop has been opening on the
P.
W.
Schneider
ment Camp April 15----- Another
Center, Dayton, Ohio, for duty
Among the Items of business
weekends at 7 a.m. Do they
News and Views About
Director, Oregon
swinging birthday party at the with the Air Force’s 2104th
was
the selection by the dele
mean for breakfast? Ask Fred
State Game
Mt. Hood Community College
Zig Zag Inn last Friday night - Communications Squadron.
gates of $8,000.00 for pro-
...Marsh will like this one -
Commission
guests of honor were Nancy
A 1951 graduate of Sandy
J^cts to tie completed In the
Fred and Virginia Gilbert have
BY ALAN R. GOODELL
Eliason and Lee Flynn - Last Union High School, Sergeant
this unique educational institu
next two years.
his-and-hers
Glos
Fords.
Fred
(Editor
’
s
Note:
the
above-men
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
was “social security” Moore is a veteran of 14 years
tion is absolutely essential— country that can alter its pro
A highlight of the Convention
has a brand new red and white year
tioned brochure is available
Residents of the East Side as essential to the common good grams drastically and immed
year for Lee - but now it’s Air Force service. In addition
was the presentation of a pa-
station
wagon
for
his
fishing
at
the
Sandy
Poet
f
or
anyone
iately to meet the needs and de
Area Education District: the as the high school and elemen
the year of the caboosel Not to various stateside assign
trips and Virginia has a new
who might wish to read It.) geant ”My Task ’, written by
mands of the area It serves.
staff of Mt. Hood Community tary school.
every gal gets what she wants ments, he has served in Lands
a Portland woman, and pre
camper
pickup.
What
’
ll
they
If an occupation changes, the
College
Thank You All for
for her birthday - but acaboose berg, Germany; Eleison Air
sented by Our Savior Lutheran
do - toss a coin?. . .Tell Al
college
changes
the
program.
Lee wanted and a caboose she Force Base, Alaska; and Ram-
your generous endorsement of
Church.
draft deferment
Moore he doesn’t have to do
If a new skill is needed, the
the fledgling college. We wish
got! Thirty feet long! it cost stein Air Base, Germany, where
Others attending from this
anything
about
the
fireworks
-
to assure you all that your
twice as much to have It hauled he has been the past four years.
A number of students have community college can "re
area: Mrs. Del« Edwards, Mrs.
Gene
Bowman
takes
care
of
this
faith in the coHege will not called the college office re tool” and begin training per
to the mountain than It did to
He and his wife, Linda, a
Ronald Krebs, Mrs. Koehler
automatically... Time for re
for that
skill im
buy it in the first place! (One native of Germany, are residing
be misplaced. We will do all cently inquiring about draft sonnel
and
Mrs. Emil Reich.
minder about the Lions flags.
Joseph Bertram Price of
mediately.
that is possible to develop for status while attending the com
thing for sure - Lee’s the only with their children, William
Order from Bill Stienbarger
gal on the mountain who has a £., Kenneth L., Curtis L„ and Sandy has been charged by
you one of the finest community munity college.
The Oregon
ORDER BERRY TICKETS (Hood-land 345) before May 18. caboose In her backvardl).
Cynthia C„ at 5226 Cobb Drive, Gresham city police with leav-
colleges in the United States.
state headquarters of the Se
Send publicity releases to ra- I
There
is
little
doubt
in
my
You have given the college con.
Dayton, during the Sergeant’s lug the scene of an accident
lective Service System has re
AT THE SANDY POST
dio and TV stations for Fash-
after the car he was driving
fidence; it will return manlfolc
mind
as
to
the
effectiveness
assignment
with the 2104th.
affirmed that community col
Sandy Grange Home Econo
was Involved In an accident with
dividends a: your investment.
lege students are judged under
mics club will meet at the
one being driven by William
Your response to the budget
the same selection criteria as
home of Mrs. Victor Bodley on
M. Morrison of Gresham.
election assures us that you
freshmen and sophomores in
Tuesday, May 3, at 12 noon.
The accident took place last
wish to have a fine community four-year colleges and univer
Thursday at the Intersection of
college program for the East
sities.
Today’s average business
N. Main and Division. No injur
Side Area.
letter costs $2.44. In 1960, the
ies were reported.
SCHOOL UNTIL AGE 20?
figure was $1.97 per letter.
y°U are 111 aw»re
that the opportunities and po
tentials of this area are al
Ford Foundation's education
most without limit.
We plan
director, Frank H. Bowles, has
o capitalize on those oppor-
predicted that In a few years
tmlties and to develop fully
some societies will see com
those potentials. With your con
pulsory education for their cit
tinued support and assistance,
izens until age 20. In most
Mt. Hood Community College
states today, education is com
will become an economical, eT
pulsory until age 18 - in many
Rational, and social asset to all
until
16. Bowles makes this
the people of the area and the
predication on the basis of the
state.
increasing need
for better
One further thing we must
trained personnel for industry
all keep in mind: many of the
and highly specialized jobs that
tasks remaining before the col
are not being filled through
lege becomes fully developed
present educational facilities.
will be Herculean. Your con-
Although the community col
tinued understanding and sup
leges throughout the country
port during our period of in.
do not necessarily propose that
fancy will be important.
higher education be compulsory
COMMUNITY COLLEGES
by law, they do recognize that
it is compulsory by common
The time has arrived when
sense. If society is to keen
the community college, along
itself from destruction, if h
with other higher educational
trcwdr«UrV\Ve ‘he
<* el«>
institutions, has become a pub
tronics, atomic energy, and
lic utility, according to
the
other innovations of the past
nationally circulated journal,
0 years, it must have a bet
the Phi Delta Kappan. That this
ter educated citizenry. People
purely American institution is
who have trained for many in-
indispensable, not only to the
dustrial and professional po
People it educates but also to
sitions in which they are now
the entire community it serves,
employed will undoubtedly dis-
is testimony of its worth as a
1a iew short years ‘hat
Public utility. The public has
thelr jobs are radically chang
determined that It Is no longer
WOMEN BOWLERS FROM SANDY will
ing. These people will then be
• • H, «e CULL (KM
economically or educationally turning to the flexible college-
strert Ñ7’«HTer’ Caro1^
Long-
reasonable for them to do with
a., w en they arrive there for the WIBC sponsored’
the opportunity college—the
out a community college. It
community college is the only
taken from
3 o’ arrlved later. Steelhead was
has been proved nationally that
facet of higher education in the
Walter C. Tayler, Lee Irwin, Co-Publi»her«
J’
Cranford, Manager
„ o-.»*
e.
„
A Responsibility of the Community ColU
School Post Should Be Appointiv ?e
Air Force Man
Gets New Duty
ITIZENS
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F orum
Police Cite
Sandy Driver
Sandy Grange
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