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"‘Sandy Post
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Mrs. Lois Shearman, librar
ian of theClackamas County Li
brary, Sandy Branch, retired
August 1, after devoting 21
years to the service of the li
brary. Mrs. Shearman has been
Librarian since the inception
of the library in 1935 when it
was started in a small build
ing on Main Street and in 1936
moved to the present location
in the basement of the Womans
Club Hall.
GREAT WAY
TO THE MT. HOOD PLAYGROUND
SANDY, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1966
in action taken at Monday
night’s regular meeting, the
City Council ordered a two-
hour parking limit for Sandy’s
extends from Center St. to First
St. and includes Isith sides of
Main St. and Proctor Ave. Ex-
Ceptlona to the new order will
be all cross streets between
the two thoroughfares.
TTie parking Hmitathn will
take effect aa soon as the st roots
have been properly posted. Vi
olations will be subjec t to fines
in the amounts noted on parking
tickets.
Clyde
Sutherland,
Sandy
Grade School Superintendant,
appearing before the council to
arrange for the water hook-up
with the new Flrwood school,
told memtwra that according to
insurance company reports, the
school district suffered no fi
nancial loss in the recent fire
at the school. Sutherland stated
that as far as he could deter
mine the only loss to the dis
trict wixildbeoneof tlmecaused
by unavoidable settlement de
lays and postponement of the
anticipated oceupancy of the
new school complex.
As things now stand the Sup
erintendant said, he expects to
occupy the undamaged library-
administration and third grade
buildings by October 1 and all 1
buildings by the first of the year.
“•'■a1’’
Upon the recommendation of Paiuck and City Recorder Ruth
the library board, as presented Loundree, those present at the
by its chairman, Charles Fra meeting were ciajncllmen Dean
sier, the council named Mrs. Wesselink, Al Monier, Harold
Eunice Bamham to fill the va Edes, John Mills, Garlan Mc
cancy created by the retire Culloch, and MervU Kirby; City
Attorney Paul Biggs and City
ment of Mrs. Shearman.
in addition to Mayoi Mito Engineer Martin Boatwright.
HAPP) BIRTHDAY BOBI County Commissioners, Stan Ely^ef^nc^ta^^m
gratulate Sandy’s sharpshooter on his 80th birthday last Tuesday. The two com -
missluners spoke
the Chamber of Commerce meeting Tuesday at Ning’s Cafe.
(Post
Six major rodeo events are
scheduled for the arena activity
each performance, with NRA
cowboys competing for prize
money as well as 1966 champ
ionship titles, points being ac
cumulated throughout the rodeo
season.
Calf riding for junior cowboys
will be an added attraction of
the NRA Championship rodeo
to be offered free during the
Clackamas County Fair August
16-20. All boys aged 9 through
14 arf eligible to compete for
prize money and a champion
ship buckle. Any boy meeting the
photo)
Mrs. Shearman has been a
resident of Sandy since 1933.
She is a former teacher, having
taught in New York State, Pen
nsylvania, and Oregon. Due to
the illness and death of her
husband, she left her position
with the library in 1948, re
suming it in 1958 and serving
until her retirement.
Mrs. Shearman has gone to
live with her son and daughter -
in-law,
Richard
and Rose
Shearman and family at their
home on Music Camp Road
near Sandy. She also has a son
Roger Shearman of Los
eles, and a daughter, Mrs. J.
Defeating Reynolds 5-4, the ust 6. They also won
fine
Sandy Cubs won the second leg trophy which was presented to R. Buechler of Tacoma.
of the play-off at Rockwood last their coach, Lou Langlois, while
The library is supported by
Wednesday night, thereby se Roger Winiams, Sandy catcher
the Clackamas County Library
curing tor themselves second received the “most valuable Association, the City of Sandy
place in the baseball league. player” award.
and the Sandy Womans Club.
club.
After graduation, Mrs.
Barnum taught in Longview hlsh
Barnum taught in Longview high
school in Washington and had
charge of the school library.
Mrs,
Barnum recently at-
tended
summer session at
Portland State College, taking a
library course in reading for
yound people and one each in
Contemporary and Early Amer
ican Literature. She has been
a substitute teacher in high
schools for the past nineyears.
Vandals Hit
Phone Booths
Theft and vandalism of sev
eral of its Sandy pay station
telephones was reported yes
terday by the West Coast Tele
phone Co. Sometime Tuesday
night phones were torn from
the walls of booths near Curt
and Dell’s Tavern, Sandy Big
Chief Market and the Sandy
Post.
The phones were demolished
as coin boxes were pried open
to obtain change.
Car Victim
Still ‘Poor’
Library Board members are
Charles Frasier, Jr. Chairman,
Mrs. Lewis Hall and Mrs. Herb
ert Ogden. The library which
Norma Flossie Hadecek, 45,
now owns 3536 volumes, also
of Bridal Veil, is listed in
borrows some 250 books each
“poor” condition at Gresham
month from the County Book
General hospital where she is
mobile.
being treated for Injuries sus
Under the instruction
of
The new librarian, appointed tained in an accident Sunday
Harold Edes, gun safety class es by the City Council, on the
night in Springdale.
However, the second place for junior hunters will be held, recommendation of the Library
Sheriff’s deputies said Helen
finish earned the Cubs a berth beginning Aug. 9, at 7 p.m.
Board, is Mrs. Gordon Barnum.
Terwilliger
Werner, 50, also
Tuesdays
and
Thursdays
in
Mr.
in the State finals to be held
She attended Reed College for
at Rockwood this weekend with Boothby’s room at the grade two years and was graduated of Bridal Veil, was arraigned
Tuesday on a charge of assault
their first game slated for 2 school.
from the University of Oregon
with intent to kill after the Sun
p.m. Saturday afternoon, Aug-
School of Journalism with a B.A.
day night hit-and-run incident.
Boys and girls between the
degree. She was a member of
ages of 12-18 are reminded
the Emerald staff and belonged
Deputies said Mrs. Werner
that they are required by law
to Pot and Quill, a literary struck Miss Hadecek with her
to
take
the
course
before
they
Note to Ball Fans:
car as she stood outside a
To reach Rockwood, go out can obtain a hunting license.
tavern in Springdale. They re
However,
Edes
said,
adults
are
Burnside and turn right on 172nd
ported
Miss Hadecek was with
St. North Rockwood school will welcome to«attend the classes
Mrs. Werner’s husband, May
--
and
many
do.
be on right between Burnside
nard Kenneth W erner, 47, when
and Gllsan.
she was struck.
According to Edes, it will
At a hearing held July 27,
District Judge John F. Gan
take about five meetings to
the Board of County Commis tenbein set bail at >2,000 and
complete the safety course.
sioners approved the petition a preliminary hearing has been
He is planning to conduct a
requesting formation ctf a Hood set for Aug. 11 for Mrs. Wern-
second course in September
land Rural Fire Protection Dis
for those unable to attend, or
trict.
complete, the one this month'.
Those interested in attending
A special election subject has Car Wash Due Frid
may sign up at the Sandy Post;
been ordered for Wednesday, At Hood Lions Club
there is no charge.
Sept. 7, at which time a board
The Mt. Hood Worn
of five Fire District directors ing Club will have en’s Bowl
will also be elected. Polling beginning at 10 a.m a car wash
Sandy policemen have been
place will be Welches grade August 5, at the Mt on Friday,
Hood Lions
told t o enforce City Ordinance
school.
Club lot at Wemme.
*554, which governs and re-
In the District play-offs at
Scappoose, Sandy smothered
Lynch American 10-1 on Friday
night, but lost 7-6 in its bld for
the championship In a heart-
stopper played against Lynch
National on Saturday night.
(Complete story of this game
appears on page 12.)
Also at the Monday night
meeting, the council recognized
the retirement of Mrs. Lois
Shearman, City Librarian and
went on record to express its
gratitude for her years of de
voted service.
Other feature events sched
uled are the wild horse bare-
back bronc scramble, the annual
Wild Cow Races with county
service clubs and saddle clubs
competing, and a cowhide race,
teams being made up from the
Clackamas County Riding Clubs
Assoc. Service club teams will
vie
against
one
another
Tuesday,
Wednesday,
and
Thursday night for a >50.00
purse in this action - packed
event which pits a wild cow who
does not want to be saddled,
against a three man team de
termined to saddle and rideher
In winning time. Saddle club
teams will try their luck Fri
day and Saturday nights with a
$50.00 goal for the winning
teams’club. The cowhide race,
a new horseman's event, will
be run each night.
*4 (Post Photo)
drn* Riremen were able to save farmhouse in long hot battle.
Hoodland RFPD
Vote Ordered 1
Sandy to Halt
Junk Parking
On City Roads
accompany Ihe entry, and will
be added to the >50.00 purse.
Money will be paid to four
or sixplaces, depending upon
the number of ent rants. A t ro
Phy
buckle
(sponsored bj
George Guild Farmers’ In
surance, Molalla, will be pre
sented the high scoring rider,
the parklnK
un-
perable and unlicensed motor
vehicles upon the city streets.
age requirements may obtain
an entry blank and waiver for
parent signature at the Sandy
Post office, or the Fair Board
office at Canby, Entries maybe
mailed to Craig Landeen, Route
3, Box 375, Canby, or taken to
the rodeo office after August
151
A >1.00 entry fee must
what started out to be a
happy hunting trip for four men
ended in tragedy when a gun
discharged accidentally, killing
one member of the early Sunday
morning hunting party.
The mishap occurred about
eight miles east of Corbett on
Deverell
Rd.,
near ¡.arch
Mountain Rd., about 4:30 a.m.
Sheriff’s deputies said the
.22 calibre rifle discharged as
one of the men reached across
the seat of the car for a spot-
llRht, the bullet killing Rich
ard Lutz, 42, of Hubbard, who
was in the back seat.
Elks Plan
Horse Show
August 6
Police were ordered to use
the power given by the ordin
ance to compel the owners of
Both English and Western
such vehicles to remove them events will be judged accord
forthwith or to invoke the pen ing to current 4-H rules and
alties provided for non-compli each event will have a junior
ance with the statute.
and senior class.
Fire Hydrant
Heisted Here
CROWNED KING AND QUEEN of the Sandy Pioneer
Mr^ui
™ irouP’s annual picnic last Sunday were
Mrs. Mina Olsen, Portland, and Anton Malar, Sandy.
(Post photo)
Youth Group to Have Car Wash
Members of the Youth Group
of the Sandy Assembly of God
will hold a car wash at Shaw’s
Richfield Station on Saturday,
Aug. 6, beginning at 10 a.m.
A fire hydrant was reported
stolen last week from the cor
ner of Langensand Road and
Highway 26. The hydrant, which
had not yet been installed, had
been left on the comer several
weeks ago by the contractors
woi king on the city water sys-
Last seen on the comer a
Proceeds from the car wash week ago, the hydrant was list.
will go to aid “Speed the
, as m*sslng on Friday. It’s
Light,” a missionary project value was placed at >280.00
of the young people.
■mi its weight approximated to
be 550 pounds.
The Gresham Elks mounted
Color Guard will present its
first annual Performance Day
horse show, Saturday, Aug. 6,
at the Lusted Road stables near
Gresham.
The show will start at 9 a.m.
Saturday
with showmanship
classes and entries will be
taken until class time.
CLACKAMAS COUNTY
CANBY, OREGON
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