• TM« SANDY (Ora.) POST Thur«., Auf. 4, 1964 (See. 1) Sandy Couple Host Picnic Over 50 relatives attended a picnic Sunday at the Herb Sandercock home on Rt. 1, Sandy, given as a “going - away” party in honor al Mrs. Sandercock’s nephew, Dale Yingling. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Yingling of Oak Ridge, IM le recently enlisted in the Navy and is expecting to leave shortly for boot camp. Earlier this summer, the Sandercocks and their four children, Cindy, Clifford, David and Mike, enjoyed a week’s va­ cation trip to Yellowstone Park. Sister Visits Area Relatives Hood-Land Happenings By Th« SNOOPER Fairview Pilot In Plane Crash Mrs. G. W. (Alta DvNhaanr) Croft of Hawaii spent the week- end at ZigZag with her brother, Grant De6ha«er, and his family and attended the Sandy Pioneer picnic with them on Sunday, Mrs. Cruft, who is enroute home after serving as a dele- gate to the national BPW tn Atlanta, has lived on the Is­ land of Maui for nearly 30 years. A family picnic was given tn her honor at the home of Mrs. Mildred Hannah, Portland. Among those attending were the Grant De^hazers, Mrs. Bina Perret, Mrs. Florence De- Shazer Roberts and other rela­ tives in the vicinity. Mrs. Croft also visited with HEX MINER one of her sisters, Mrs. Charles (Viola) Updegrave of Dover. Airman Rex R. Miner, sun Mrs. Updegrave is moving soon of Mr. ami Mrs, Walte D. to Moses Lake. Washington to be Miner Rt. 1, Boring, has near the families of her sons, been selected for technical Arlie and Melvin Updegrave. training at Keesler AFB,Miss., On hand to help Mrs. Upde­ as a U. S. Air Force communi. grave prepare for her move catiuns-elecl rentes specislist. were her daughter and family, The airman recently com­ the IXxi Daytons of Gresham, pleted basic training at Lack­ the Clifford Updegraves of Eu­ land AFB, Tex. His new school gene and Mrs. Gertrude De- is part of the Air Training Stazer of Sandy. Command which conducts hun­ The DeShazers and Upde­ dreds of specialized courses graves are both well known to provide technically trained pioneer families of the area. personnel for the nation’s aerospace force. Airman Minei was graduated from Sandy high school in 1966. The •’«gagemeut Vicki Flath, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Flath, Rt. ^„dy, to A small plane, pi lit ed by Warren Goodrich, 28, »r»'t spoil picnic fun by ex­ while he’s home! Paul used a they in turn could reach the area of preservation of quan­ from contaminated water. Fort SHI, Okla. Boring, is a 1961 graduate of posure to the two most common tity and quality water for fu ­ little 22 pistol to kill a pack­ needed help." Since “Y-T” is Sandy high school and will at­ The son of Mr. and Mra. hazards -- fire and food pel«, Your writer will undoubt­ SANDY SAW SHOP rat - which he did - but the admittedly unfamiliar with the ture generations, we find abuse edly refer to the clean-water tend Portland State college this Leland L. Mattox, Rt. 1, Be* on Ing. Maalit» k.»*a»»U. Hur« to natures most precious gift fall. recoil of the gun got Paul right technical end of the entire phone 214, Boring, he is a 1963 grad­ subject again and again. The Napoli and Sharpen Sow». Avoid building a fire near Pollutants of every in the eye. Ouch! set-up - the above plan is prob­ to man. No date has been set for the Chain Sow» Kaiva» and uate of Sandy high school. gravity of the matter cannot tree trunks, logs or overhang­ Sentar» • W» Mak» Kay» wedding. Birthday congratulations to ably completely illogical. But description are being dumped be dismissed. ing branches. Be sure leaves Agnes Novotney and Elaine surely “bigger brains” than into our beautiful streams, riv- Senior Master Sgt. Richard are cleared away down to the Moore. The Moores had guests mine can conceive some sort ers and lakes. L. Ott, son of Mrs. M. F. Ott soil. If possible, build a fire The magnitude of this ever from Hillsboro to help cele­ of emergency hook-up. rocks. And do be careful growing problem is almost in- of Rt. 2, Estacada, recently brate at a party at the Zig matches «re put out. SANDY helped launch a U. S. Air Force that comprehensible; the serious - Zag Inn. .. .Ruby Gano’s mother WOW! Would you believe this Titan II intercontinental missile Thormghly drench a fire with RADIATOR SHOP ness so severe it defies abso ­ of Aberdeen, Wash, was a visit-- kid might be well on the way to lute answers that must be forth­ from Vandenberg AFB, Calif. water, then cover with soil Compì»)» Radiator R»pair becoming “ the most un-popular or at Ruby and Dick’s Bright­ Sgt. Ott, a missile superin­ or sand, tafore you leave it. coming. The problem becomes wood home................... Steve and gal on the mountain? I hope I’ll RHUBARB PIE Food poisoning during warm Guorontoed Work • tendent, and other missile sup­ Jen Annis are visiting with rel­ still have an instrument of com­ even more complex because it 2 cups finely cut rhubarb (cut Phon» MU 7 4595 altor 4 p.m. “Don’t throw awaythoseused port crewmen at Little Rock weather comes from careless does not recognize the bound ­ fine!) munication (sometimes called a atives at Seaside. mercury batteries! They could AFB, Ark., lifted the missile handling of food. Plan to eat telephone) and a place to go aries of national, regional, state 2 eggs separated help a child to heart” or of any political entity. Con- from a silo at their home base as soon as you arrive at the bowling when this column is 6 2-inch square soda crackers, COMING UP IN AUGUST That ’ s the advice of Edwin sequently, intergovernmental and transported it to Vanden­ published. rolled fine A “Bar-B-Que-Under-The- G. Peterson, manager of the berg for firing under simulated 1 1/3-cups sugar Another vote was cast for cooperation and planning must Big-Top” will be served up in Shaw Surgical Co., hearing combat conditions. 1 9-inch unbaked pie shell true Circus style by the Ways “Y-T” (in the UN-popularity take place before the problem AUTO RAWTS and service department, authorized The launch was can be successfully attacked Combine crumbs, sugar and and Means Committee of the contest) by Beatrice E. Lamb Zenith hearing aid dealer lo­ series by Strategic Air Com- Teenage homemakers, in <«ie rhubarb. Beat egg yolks and add Hoodland Women’s Club, Inc. of Portland. Mrs. Lamb took and overcome. Planning alone 110 W. Proctor MU 7 2011 cated at S. W. 9th and Yamhill mand combat-ready misslle- survey, said that their biggest to mixture. Beat egg whites Saturday, August 20, from 5 to the time to tell me so in a page regardless of the degree of co­ St. Peterson is collecting all men. problem was lack of energy to ordination between authorities until stiff. Fold into rhubarb 9 p.m. at Wemme. The Lions and a half typed letter. Single used mercury hearing aid bat­ get their work done. That may Involved, cannot solve all the mixture and pour into unbaked hall pavilion will turn into the spaced! teries users would normally come as.a surprise to many disputes between users of inter ­ Army Sergeant First Class I read the letter several times shell. Bake at 325 degrees F main arena, with Clowns, a discard in a nation-wide cam­ Floyd F. Craig, 17, «koaewtf«, oldsters who think at them as state waters. The nature of the for 45 minutes or until knife Ring-Master and lots of sur­ and since it was obvious the paign to raise funds in behalf Marian, lives in Shady Cove, super - charg»!. Money rated sender had not read the July 21 use and need of water of adja­ comes out clean. Cool and prises. of the Easter Seal Society. was awarded the Air Medal In sscood, and time came In a poor cent states often differs greatly. Regular business meeting at Issue of the Sandy Post with my spread with whipped cream. “Currently mercury is in Vietnam July 15. third among their concerns. Industries, such as in the New The top has a crust similar the Hood-Land Chamber of letter to the editor on page two, short supply,” Peterson ex- England industrial states, often However, some of the teen- He received the award for to a macaroon. The soda crack­ Commerce, 8 p.m. August 18, I decided to withhold an immed- OPEN HOURS plained. “We can make this outstanding marrieds said they worked or dump refuse in forms of oils, achievement In Monday thru Friday Ute answer. Do not think, how ­ ers help to cut the tartness. at the Lions hall at Wemme. shortage work to the benefit aerial .support of ground forces went to school nights as well chemicals, greases, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. A report will be given regarding ever, that 1 have qlosed the acids, of the handicapped who are in combat. Saturday« as kept house -- a drain on salts, animal, vegetable and fl- the out-come of the recent State door on the vandalism subject. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. helped by Easter Seal Society Sergeant Craig, son of Wil- anyone’s energy. Highway Commission hearing Believe me you will hear much berous matters into streams, rehabilitation program, one erf Ham E. Craig, Brightwood, is Did you realize stooping to rivers and lakes. These pol­ concerning improving the Alder more concerning this trouble­ HOMELITE these being assistance for hard a medical laboratory technician pick up an object from the floor Creek-ZigZag Section of the Mt. some topic! Although Mr. Lee lutants, carried by the inter­ erf hearing children and adults.” with the 528th Medical Detach­ takes eleven times as much en­ Hood Highway. A written state­ opened the door In the worst state waterways, become very “Our office have be»-n desig­ ment In Qul Nhon, Vietnam. ergy as working at elbow height? damaging when they come in ment by Forrest Cooper, State possible manner - open it he OUR CUSTOMERS SAY Highway nated as a collectiem station for He entered the Army tn April Consider this when sorting contact with plant life, during Engineer, will be read. did. (And even he might be used batteries, ” Peterson said. 1947 and was stationed at Fort clothes «1 the floor as opjiosed the process of irrigation, in Also of interest to Hoodlanders surprised by some of the re­ “Persons can either drop them Sam Houston, Tex., before ar­ to doing It on a table. the neighboring states. will be guest speaker Otto Krue­ sults!) SAY off or mail them in at their riving overseas in September Many white shoes this sum­ Chain Saw« and Part* Certainly, bodies of water, ger of the Bureau of Land Man­ Bye Now SALES and SERVICE convenience. 1965. mer are made <4 Corfam, says such as the Great Lakes, would Snoop agement, Mr. Krueger will dis­ Elaine Carlson, Extension appear to be a sufficient area cuss classification of B.L.M. for disposal of domestic waste. Radioman Third Class spec ialist in clothing at Oregon property in the Brightwood As of this date, this Is no long­ Charles W. Portis, USN, son State University. Usually, a wipe area. The chamber meeting is CHECKUPS PAY OFF Logging Supplies, of Mr. and Mrs. James A. with a damp cloth keeps them, Men in the 45- to 54-year er true. Sewage has been re­ not limited to members only - Wire Rope, Hardware Portis of Rt. 3, Boring, re­ clean. anyone interested is invited to age group have better health sponsible for the closure of OREGON CHAIN In case of stubborn stains, many beaches in the Great turned to San diego, July 27, attend. if they are employed by large By Ruth Butler after a seven-month deploy­ try a mild soap or detergent. All Sizes and Lengths corporations, a recent survey Lakes and New England area. In ment in the Western Pacific To mask heavy survace marks, As much as I dislike bring- revealed. Their death rate is the Gulf of Mexico, as in the The annual potluck picnic of aboard the destroyer escort, whitp liquid polish may be ap­ *”6 up a “sore subject”. only 68% of the national aver­ Puget Sound area, the loss of the Mountain Grange #926 was plied. USS Hooper. I might as well. Because there age. Regular medical checkups shellfish resources from pol­ held Monday evening, July 25, lutants, In forms of insecti ­ For suede Corfam, donotuse IXiring her deployment, the isn’t much point in keeping the required of corporate employes at the Grange Hall on Sleepy Hooper operated with the U. S. alcohol, acetone and abrasive telephone topic under wraps was given as a principal reason. cides, pesticides, oils, acids located 1W Mi. E Sutton Hollow road and was well and salts, has become stag­ Seventh Fleet off the coast of cleansers. Dust and dirt on Store and 2 Mi. Weit of when it is still such a big source represented by 41 persons in Eagle Creek Store gering. Many of our alleged Vietnam, and made port calls suede can be whisked away with POST CLASSIFIED i of conversation (andconsterna- attendance, including members fresh water streams cannot Rt, 1, Box 177 ■ Eagle Creek at Yokosuka and Sasebo, Japan; a soft cloth or brush. Avoid ADS BRING RESULTS from Mountain and Sandy Ettacada 279-6400 maintain fish life because of Kaoshiung, Taiwan; Manila, wire brushes. Granges and honored guests. contaniinants in forms of acids Cebu City and Subic Bay in A variety of food was enjoyed and fibers being discharged by the Philippines; Bang Saen, by all. The events of the evening Thailand and Hong Kong. various factories. An all-out program included a presenta­ continental water conservation tion of the proposed "Hoodland program is a mandate to pub­ Rural Fire District” given by lic and private citizens that Bob Gilmore of the Zig Zag PUBLIC SERVANTS MANY must be accepted and respec­ U. S. Forest Service. He also ted. No longer can we bury Nearly four times as many announced the public hearing our heads in the sands of filth which was held in Oregon City, civilian public employes are , and state that we cannot see Wednesday morning, July 27. working for state and local the problem. The public apathy A novel bagpipe concert in­ governments as the number Mp Prosperity begins with homea concerning water pollution must cluding polkas, dance pieces drawing federal paychecks, ac­ ' and the money you save at the ,be erased by action to elimin­ and band tunes, was presented cording to a study based on Benj. Franklin is put to work ate the problem. The kid-glove by James Wallace of the “Clan Bureau of the Census reports. financing homes in Oregon treatment that many legislators The federal figure, now at MacLeay Bag Pipe Band” of Every new home built creates and health officials accord var­ 2.6 million, is only 100,000 Portland. employment and absorbs about ious industrial concerns must The next business meeting above the 1951 total. State and 3.000 separate items from end. Procrastination on the part will be Monday, Aug. 8, at 8 local government employment k hundreds of suppliers and services of industry In solving its prob­ has shown a steady rise in the p.m. “ Your savings at the Benj Franklin lems must cease. Industry has past decade, to the present 8 work two ways—toward available information to con­ million plus. greater prosperity for Oregon tribute to the ample and pure Reminder— Class Reunion while earning high 5 05% annual water effort. The dogging and FOR Reminder to members of San­ dividends for you. dodging in this area must stop. DETAILS dy high school class of 1961 — An often quoted ph rase “too ABOUT rdBfiP 5 .05% rat» on ragular aavinga a reunion is planned Aug. 14 thin to plow and too thick to INSURED)] and up to Equitable'» * y at Eagle Fern Park near Es­ drink” must not be the manne? New Diiability BQ^H 6 .05% rata on Bonua Savinga Plan tacada. Class members and in which we will describe our families are urged to attend rivers in the future. Conse See and should bring a picnic lunch. quently, the continued dumping Caravan Will Visit Gresham Work Smarter (not harder) Clackamas County Commissioner Reports Betrothal Told Old Batteries May Help Child To Hear Again Recipe Treasure Chest Household Hints FANCHER’S LEN’S Rigging Shop Need a Part? Nobody Beats Our Price at MOUNTAIN GRANGE 926 SANDY AUTO WRECKERS LEN'S Rigging Shop Which one do you want next? Will it be the lovely, little STARLITE® telephone for the bedroom? Or the smart SPACE-MAKER® phone or Wallphone for Keep Oregon Growing TTAT5.05^ the Man from Equitable of partially treated sewage at the kitchen or family room? All in decorator fluent into our waterways must colors. Call our Business Office for details be abated. Now is the time to WEST COAST TELEPHONE CO. ® start building C-O-M-P-L-E T-E sewage facilities. The cost in the long run will be much WESTERN GROWTH FAST California had 14 cities with over 100,000 population in the 1960 census—more than any other state. Texas had 11, New York 9, Ohio 8, New Jersey 6. Wayne W. French Equitable life Auurance Society of the United State» dome office, New York, N.Y. . 222-9471 or 663-3631 ROBERT H HAZE«. F,,, 10 OfF(CfJ . f ’ortl.nd Oregon 97204 • Phon. 224 3333 Gr»»ham Ofta.-Dol. Brown, Manager 55 N- Robert» St., 665-3138