fi I
Most Schools to
Most first class school dis
tricts in the state will tie closed
on Friday, Oct. 14, while teach
ers attend training sessions.
Schools In the Sandy area to
lie closed tomorrow include
Singly Union high school, Sandy
Grade schools, Cottrell, Bull
Run, Welches and Boring gi ide
schools.
, However East Orient aisl
West Orient grade schools will
not tie closed and regular hours
will tie observed.
?
Grand Master
To Visit I00F
George H. Hoilett, Grand
Master <4 the Grant Lodge of
Oregon of the Independent Ordei
of Odd Fellows will make his
visit to &ndy Lodge »195 on
Monday, Oct. 17. Gresham and
Estacada Lodge» will also at
tend the meeting which Is sched
uled to start at 8 p.m.
8 p.m.
Some youngster» take the business of eating lunch
seriously...w..„
............while others relax in various attitudes of dreamy indifference.
students in Mrs. Becky Johnson’s second grade at Cottrell School.
The children are
(Post Photos)
Sandy Post
A visit to Mrs. Becky Johnson’s secoid grade rixim
at Cottrell school during National School Lunch Week,
(Oct. 10-15), proved that even while eating, small boys
cannot resist making faces at the camel i. (Post Photo)
GREAT WAY
TO THE MT. HOOD PLAYGROUND^
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SANDY, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1966
TEN PAGES
No 41
CAB Nears End of
Crash Probe Here
The on-site investigation by broken branches of trees in the as much of the ruins as possi
die Civil Aeronautics Bo^rd into wild and densely wooded lo
ble by dynamiting holes into
die cause of the Oct. 1 West cality might yield some clue to
the rugged outcropping of the
Coast Airlines plane crash in the disaster that took the lives
mountainside.
ot
all
18
passengers
and
crew
the Salmon Mountain area of
To further obliterate the
the Zig Zag Ranger District is members.
scene of the wreckage, Wir<le
District Ranger Pete Wiagle
virtually complete, although the
said plans call tor falling trees
cause of the accident is still told this newspaper today that
in the area, dead or dying
unsolved.
West Coast Airline officials
from
the intense fire that fol
1Y>e CAB has already re- have already made plans for
lowed the jet’s Impact, and
moved from the scene for fur- the disposal of the wreckage
cleaning up other crash caused
ther study all equipment, gear once it is turned over to them.
debris.
and portions of the wreckage Ttie roughness of the area mak
ing
it
impossible
to
remove
—
that might be of any signifi
The Army is also undertak
cance in determining the cause the wreckage, including the ing salvage operations on its
of the crash ci the ill-fated nearly intact tail assembly and helicopter that crashed Friday
New ip rator of Surly’ C.dai Plaza Drug and Department Store, Pharmacist John
DC9. However, before releas the jet engines (except for parts while attemptingtolandInvesti
St<41, stands in front </ builliin after his purchase of business was announced by Averytt
ing
the remains of the jetliner removed by the CAB), will be gators at the rough helispot near
anil Ginny Brew ,t»r early this week. Brewsters sold business to allow them to dogate
to
West
Coast Airlines and its further destroyed on the scene. the accident scene.
more time to other projects in the area.
(Past Photo)
Because of fear the wreck
insurance company, the investi
Fortunately no serious injur
gating team is planning a com age might become an “attrac ies resulted from this crash,
plete air survey of the area. tive nuisance” to thrill seek although like the Douglas jet it,
This scrutiny, which will be ers, even though it is in a re too, was factory-new, havii^
done from a helicopter when mote and almost unapproach been delivered to the Army
the sale of their Cellar Plaza store.
Cist, said he plans to continue the weather is favorable, will able part of the Forest District, but the day before and had only
Drug and Department Store
Ilie Brewsters, who moved to help “when needed” in the examine the final route of die Wi.-igle said it is planned to recorded a total of 29 flying
Ixislness was atuiuunced this to Sandy from California three
doomed plane to determine if burn the tail section and bury hours.
week by owners Averytt and years ago, completed building pharmacy, but sold the busi
ness so that he and his wife
Ginny Brewster.
of the new Cellar Plaza facility
Purchaser of the business is only last year after operating a could devote their timetodeve-
pharmacist John Stoll, former successful family department iopment of the rest of their
college Classmate of Brew store at a previous location in Cedar Plaza property.
He explained that he and his
ster’s, who but recently had ac Sandy tor tw o years. Brew ster,
wife
still retain ownership of
quired a partnership in the who is a registered pharma -
the building and while their
plans are not yet definite, they
Sandy Mountain United Good is $551.00, which is a lot of Jonsrud,
Sandy-Mountain
embrace the building of other Neighbors full campaign force
money to raise in two weeks Chairman of the annual fund
facilities on the site that might will be in action for the first
time. I am confident, however, drive.
“include anything from a time, beginning Ihursday (Oct.
that
this goal can be reached.
medical clinic to a restaurant 13).
“We are asking for vol
Naturally,
the more solicitors
and motel.”
The Sandy-Mountain
re we have, the better. If there unteers to give an hour of their
Stoll, the new owner, who sidential, or door-to-door cam
We, the uiderslgned members of the Advisory Board of
is anyone who would like to time and they need not go out
lives
with his wife and two paign,
Judges, appointed to have su|M*rvision over the final count of
officially kicks off work on the campaign, we will of their own neighborhood,”
West Coast Telephone Co. employee, Delbert Latham
votes tn the 1966 Sandy Post subscription Campaign, do hereby children in a recently pur Ihursday. Until now, the di be more than happy to have said Jonsrud. “If enough people
of-West Linn, works on wiring panel in company’s new
chased
home
on
Music
Camp
•tai»:
offer their services, the burden dial station in Sandy,
vision has been working to or
(Post Photo)
Rd. near Sandy, said he plans ganize the area into sections them on our team. They may will be lighter for everyone.”
That we have this day made a thorough canvass of all sub
volunteer
their
services
by
to
continue
to
operate
the
busi
scription sales receipts foui»l in the sealed ballot box for each
for solicitors to cover.
calling UGN headquarters at
The Sandy realtor requests
ness on the already established
individual worker.
Phil Jonsrud of Jonsrud Real 228-9131, or by phoning me at
those interested in helping to
policy
of
personalized,
friendly
That we have totaled .ill votes ami points earned by each
Estate, Sandy, Sandy-Mountain MU 7-2022.”
contact him at his office on Main
and courteous service with the Residential Chairman, said:
worker on the subscriptions found in the ballot box, and have
In their efforts to reach their St. and First Ave. or to phone
emphasis
on
economy
and
added these totals to the totals earned by each worker on all
“We’ve had a long time to goal, Mr. Jonsrud and his vol
MU 7-2022 or Mu 7-6201.
customer satisfaction.
orders sold prior to Thursday of this week.
organize, and now we’re ready unteers will cover every block
He
enqihasized
that
credit
From these totals wi* have fount the prizes won and places
to begin. This year large num- of every street, every apart
earned by each of the suj>er sales-kids to l>e as follows: purchases win continue to be
West Coast Telephone’s new version, and the all-number
workers are more im- ment house, trailer court, and
w w
y
available to all through Bank- portant
dial office in Sandy is now 65 listings will be contained in the
than ever before. The residental unit in the area.
A me riCards.
GHANI) PRIZE
Virginia Annis of Brightwood
per cent completed, District new telephone directory which
reason is, we have a much
Dr. Robert Schouten, of Mt. SUBSCRIPTION NOTICE
DI ST. ONE CAPITAL PRIZE
Manager Roger Danek said this becomes effective December
Virgil Dohrens, Sandy--540,250
shorter time to complete our Hood Dentil Bldg., Sandy, UGN
For the benefit of those who week.
DIST. TWO CAPITAL PRIZE . KennyHovda, Dover--1,451,000
17.
part of the campaign. Before, District Chairman,commented:
FOURTH PRIZE
Ruth Bowman, Dirige Park--817,500
we’ve always worked until the
“There is one service which
“Contributions raised in the were not home, out of town
Will Meet Saturday
The 30 KW emergency gener will not become effective when
FIFTH PRIZE .
Herbert Homsley, Marmot--702,000
end of the drive. This year, door-to-door campaign have al (hunting ?) or otherwise not
Hie Mt. Hood Gemological we’re trying a new concept, ways figured prominently in the reached by the Post’s sales kids ator which will keep the office the new office goes into opera
The above five workers win the five major awards in the
Forum will hold their regular which we call ‘Good Neighbor overall success of the UGN during the subscription cam operating in case of pow er fail tion,” Denek said, “and that
campaign. Following is the list of places earned by the rema i n-
monthly meeting Saturday, Oct. Week’.”
ing sales-kids who remained active to the end.
drive. Many times in the history paign, the special price of $1.50 ure is already installed and on is Extended Area Service be
15
from
10
a.m.
to
4
p.m.
in
the
6th--Dennis Burg............................................................... 522,750
Communities throughout the of UGN campaigns, it has been on new and renewal subscrip stand-by alert.
tween Sandy and Portland. How
7th--Cheryl Peterson..................................................... .. 491,000 Carpenter’s Union Hall, 616 Tri-County area will be ob the residential drives that have tions in Clackamas and Mult
The dial equipment is in place ever, studies are presently be
8th--Paul Kersting ............................................................ 489,000 Madison St., Oregon City.
serving “Good Neighbor Week” been responsible for achieve nomah Counties will be con and the nine-man crew under ing conducted to determine the
Books from the state library, from October 13 to 20th. The ment of th»1 UGN goal. We hope tinued until the end of October. Foreman Duane Shepard iscur- feasibility of establishing this
9th--Brad Tuttle................. ...................... ...................... 481,750
On Nov. 1, the rate will rise rently “running the mainframe ty pe of service at a later date.”
10th--Dorothea Cool......................................................... 168,000 and books and hundreds of bulle bulk of the solicitation will be that each call at each door will
11th—Cheryl Koehler...................................................... 409,750 tins and quarterlies from the done in this one-week period, result in a generous contribu to $2.50 per year as previously jumpers”
the thousands of
announced. A convenient sub tiny wires which connect
12th--Ricki Richardson.................................................. 369,000 Forum’s library will be avail The next week ( until Oct. 27) tion.”
will be used to contact any
13th- -Kevin Hawkins......................................................... 339,000 able for reference.
Volunteers
are urgently scription order form appears (jumpier) the equipment inside to
The meeting will feature a whom it is impossible to reach needed to help in the United elsewhere in this issue.
14th—Gene Coliron............................................................ 324,000
the telephone cables and lines
15th--Margle Kalama......................................................... 291,000 Chinese auction. Guests and
in the first week of solicitation. Good Neighbors residential
outside. As soon as the wiring
members
are
welcome.
16th-»Conrad Hower......................................................... 277,000
“Our
quota this year campaign according to Phil
is completed, they will start the
17 th--Cheryl Pullen......................................................... 266,000
test prodedures which will in
18th--Donna Allison......................................................... MSfOOO
Classes in Standard First Aid
sure that everything in the new
19th--Patty Jakes................................................................ 137,000
office is “go” by the Dec. 17 will start this month Sandy
20th--Kathy Thomas......................................................... 123,000
Fire Chief Lyle Seaman an
cutover date.
21st--Gena Radford............................................................ 100,000
nounced today.
22nd--Barbara Smith......................................................... 75,000
Under the instruction of Chief
“We’re right on schedule,”
23rd--Scott Hergert............................................................ 60,500
Danek said, “and Sandy custo Seaman, the classes will tie held
24th--Karen Prock..............................
54,000
mers can look forward to both at the Fire Hall beginning
The first EXTRA prize -. $19.95 Wilco Transistor Radio,
improved service and new tele- Thursday Oct. 20, from 7 p.m.
given to the sales-kid turning in the most points on NEW sub
phone numbers on December to 9 p.m. Hie ten-hour course
scriptions during the 3rd and 4th report periods was won by:
17.”
takes about four weeks to com
VIRGINIA ANNIS OF BRIGHTWOOD, With ... 187 points.
plete and is open to all in
On that date, he added, the terested persons free of charge.
The second EX TRA prize -- $19.95 17 jew el Caravelle wrist
present “MU7” prefix will be
watch, given to the sales-kid turning in the most points on NEW
The standard course will be
dropped and all-new seven-digit followed by Advanced First Aid •
and RENEWAL subscriptions during the 5th, 6th and 7th report
numbers beginning w ith the pre classes beginning about Nov.
periods, was won by (tie): Virginia Annis and Kenny Hovda--1049
points.
fix “668” will become effective. 17. Completion of the standard
Customers will receive new course is a prerequisite for
(signed) Gerald Barker
number plates for their tele enrollment in the advanced
Dated at Sandy, Oregon
Kathleen O’Brien
V VIRGINIA ANNIS A VIRGIL DARRENS
RUTH BOWMAN
Al r« » » njm* w «I
HERBERT HOMSLEY
Saturday, Oct. 8, 1966
phone dials prior to the con- classes, Seaman explained.
Brewsters Sell Sandy Store
Local Judges List Final Score
In Post Subscription Contest
UGN Volunteers Start
Door-to-Door Drive
Dial Office Here
Nears Completion
Here Are The Top Five Soles Kids
First Aid
Classes Due