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II THE SAN RV (Ore.I POST Thur».. No». 14, 1968 (S«c 1) v rHoodTancT Happenings^ State Highway Dept. to Erect 622-42 12 thè SNOOPER New Anti-Litter Signs Soon Hudson Heads Campus Chapter i |By g L A ^ * BLAM \ b ia m - $ lau ■ 'IL H ai in« ju s t impai ked in \ baus - a lle r a 111 ine t r i p lo la s Vegas - 1 ni lim liu .' il d illie u lt lo Uel n n # le e i l>.u k o li lite m o lim i. The lim ili In d o le b a in. dn d i n e sh a ll t e l i olii li in d i i m i b ra m i new e a i i h n h i i T - ta in lv should h a ie lu d ie n to l lo ine ib a t la d v lu e k « a s u t e.s.n ih rid ili., o n in v s lio u ld e r W hieh « u s mdeed thè ca se , as 1 re m i ned lio in e « u h a li e m p ii im rs e . I o r n iv s e ll. that is . I s 'e a l is e I d id manage io p ic k up a I m le change l o r lx n s Ik iu e l « b o u .n e me t« o d o lla r s al the M o u n ta in P la v e rs l lle e lin u ami sa id , • L e t Ib is r id e tw ic e on a B la c k ja c k ta b le ” , I d id - am l bad tw o b la c k ja c k s in a row” T h is is the secom i tim e 1‘ ve won m oney lo r lx n s , so lie eoine to d ie c o n c lu s io n she has lu c k i m o n e y :' le d i l i Hud.siin. j s e n io r in \ ie i li.iin i-.il F iim ix -e l inu T e c li- ikiloes ,it ( >i i ' uoii r e d im e ,il In s ilin e .0 K l. m i.illi I . ills , O r e gon Is p re s i,le n i o l lite i . i l i i p u s d l . l p l e r n | i h e l i n e i li .in Sni l e i V In i l im i .im i M .in n l.ii in i un: i'n - U in e e rs. Ilm ls o n « j s r e iip ie n i o l .1 s e lio l.ii sln p i« . ir ili> ' In ilio P o r iljm l l li. ip ie r ol A.S I .M .E L is i i e j r The 1965 ui .n ln .ile ol S.im h Union U lu li Sehool is thè so li o. M r , am i M rs . Use Hudson. W enim e. Bonk Money Orders Poy Station for P.G.E W est C oast T elephone N orthw est N o tu ra l G as stor FJ ~ 7 S a ndy S h o p p in g C e nte r SANDY BUSINESS DIRECTORY Johnny Sez - BUYING? - - SELLING? - - TRADING? - 24-Hour Phone Service when calling Johnny MO 5-3491 w ith J. J. WALKER AT 8-5045 4950 N.E. Union FARM TRACTOR CO. Now io the main reason lor turning in copy this week: it seems the column last week cause«! someone a ureal deal ol inconvenience: For this I am sorry ami will try to amend die situation riuht now . Bv -welcoming’’ Dr. and Mrs. Leo Lynip back to Hoodland, some readers assumed Dr. Lymp was ready to practice his profession in thearea. Mrs, Lynip called to tell me they had received numerous phone calls from people hoping tor medical aid. < Since the Lvinp's aren’t even listed in the phone bixik, this must have kept the information operator busy too:> 1 hope the phone calls will See Us for Nett Jacuzzi Pumps and Repairs on All Makes of Pumps Loop Hwy. & Boring Road Greshain. Oregon Telephone: 663 4353 SP tf Portland SP li THIS Lawn Mower SPACE ROHDE & ROHDE FOR RENT 107 So. Bluff, Sandy Phone 668-4666 Classified Business, Professional Directory F o r Y o u r C o rd In T h is D IR E C TO R Y - Phono 6 6 8 -4 4 4 8 OPTOMETRIST CONCRETE READY M IX DR. ROBERT D. SCHOUTEN MT. HOOD REDI-MIX OPTOMETRIST Ready M ix Concrete ■ Cruehed Rock ■ Send end Grevel O ffice Hours 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Daily Closed Thursday and Sunday Mt. Hood Dental Bldg 668-4313 Phone 668-6515 Plant Located at Firwood Junction CONSTRUCTION 415 E. Pleasant Ave. Sandy Your message N. B. ERICKSON Construction end Equipment Rond Building, Rocking, end Excavating Rental Available Firwood Rd., Sandy can appear in this space. Phone 668-4448 668-431S ENGINEER PHYCICIANS ELTON D. LEAVITT, M.D. THOMAS D. TELFORD Consulting Engineer Physician and Surgeon 663-4690 O ffice Hours: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Daily except Wed., Sun. Sot. 9-1 P.M Rt. 3, Box 100, Boring, Ore. Industrial Developments * M apping Subdivisions • Sewer and W ater layouts LAWN and GARDEN 668-4117 MEDIC A l BLDG., SANDY W. A. NOEHREN, M.D. SANDY LAWN & GARDEN Physician and Surgeon MOWERS SALES end SERVICE Office Hours: 2 to 5 p.m. Mornings by Appointment. Closed Set. 668 4156 We Repair A ll Types of Small Engines 110 E. Proctor 6486235 BAUNACH Home for the Aged SAND and GRAVEL Crushed Rock, F ill end Top Soil Veterans - Social Security . W elfare Gracious liv in g on lim bed Income Fine Food 658-3138 SPORTING G O O D S 668-6190 SANDY CYCLE CENTER Bridgestone • Honda M c G uire n u r s in g h o m e 668-4633 Home for invalids, convalescent patients and those needing nursing care M irth « C. McGuIr«, R.N. Ic *ing Care for the Aged & Convalescent ORCHARD CREST NURSING HOME 34-Hour Nursing Care for am bulating bed patients. Physicians on call. One M ein St., Sandy and Mile South o f Sandy on Bonstedt Road Fri., Sat. A Sun., COLOR GARB ROBERT M ARTIN MITCHUM I Sales New and Used • Service - Parts 110 W. Proctor 668-6318 SURVEYOR MARX & CHASE Registered Land Surveyor Registered lo n d Surveyor. Surveying, M ap ping, Subdivisions. O ffice located at . 225 E. Burnside Ext. Gresham Nov. 1 5 - 1 6 * 1 7 COLOR a NEW kind of Western. V|Kin returning home: I understand the billowing events took place i l l my absence. a minor type i I imm I, ( Is it true Avery's Lake was inundated'.’), the discovert ol Gerry Rad milovich's stolen camper ami trailer, lound across the high way in two pieces), Lorrain anil George Staggs let, for Bakersfield, Calif, to attend the wddding ol I.orrain’s son, Larry, They should be home by now!) ami the Chamber ol Commerce Prize Night at the golf club was a huge success with a line bullet and dandy prizes: Tonight, Thursday, Nov, 14, is the Hoodland Chamber ol Commerce dinner meeting a, 7 p.m. at the Gull Club. Bul let dinner, $2,00 per |>erson> Members, wives and guests are invited to attend to hear guest speakers. Stanley te s te r , re creation specialist for B.L.M, and Mr, Holloway ol the Oregon Fish and Game Com mission. There will also be a report on the recent hearing at the State Highway Com mission know we haven’t lost interested in this long-awaited project. I originally planned to attend the hearing, until I d is covered this was the same day 1 was to attend a meeting at the Hanger Station regarding the landscaping of Hoodland Park at Zigzag. But I hear those who went enjoyed the trip, i A bus tilled with Hoodlamlers would have to be a iun trip!) « » • « Friday night Nov. 15 is the one and only opportunity for the younger generation to see the old temperance melodrama, Ten Nights In A Bar-Room, performed by die Mountain Players. Remember this play is all about the “ evils of drink ing” .) This peformance is spon sored by the Welches School PTA who will receive the proceeds from this Family Fun Night at the Lions Pavilion Theater at 8 p.m. Light r e freshments will be available and Desmond the Daffy Dip lomat will be featured in the show. Like I said to begin with; this isn’t much of column so I’ll try to get “ with-it” and do better by you next week. Bye now - Snoop OBITUARIES SUNSET THEATRE OREGON & c í & w \ i \\ SICNS like th is will soon be ap pearing on O regon highw ays. 1 he Highway D epartm ent say s it ex p e cts to have all p re s e n t litte r w a rn ing sig n s re p la ced by July. 1969. 'Hie State Highway Depart ment is going to try a new approach in its efforts to keep Oregon’s roadsides clean and green, it was announced today by Forrest Cooper, state high way engineer. New signs carrying the leg end “ Oregon Clean and Green. Please Don’t L itter,” will r e place the present signs in some locations which carry the warning, “ Don't Litter High ways. $100 Penalty.” The new signs will be in four colors. They will have a white back ground with two green trees, a blue rubbish can with arrow, and black lettering. The curved arrow used in the signs is the nationally recognized symbol Funeral for Ulrich (Frank) Eggenberger, 78, Rt. 3, Box 1040, Boring, will be today, Thursday, at 1:30 p.m. at Bate man Funeral Chapel with vault interment at Forest Lawncein- etery. He died Nov. 11. Eggenberger was born in Switzerland and came to the United States whc. lie was 1C years old. Alter living in the midwest a few months, he came to Bor ing where he had since made his home. He worked lor the Maplewood Creamery before retiring in 1949. He is survived by his wife, Ivy M. whom he married in 1918: his daughter. Mrs, Aiuta Dryden of Boring: grandchil dren, Mrs. Ivy Burghardt,Stev en, David and Robin Drvdenatri a sister, Mrs. Marte Ganten- betn In Switzerland, Sandy, Oregon for litter disposal areas. Cooper said that w ith the new signs stressing cooperation r a ther than a penalty, they would not be as numerous as the old ones. The signs will be erected on all US and State - numbered routes where a littering prob lem exists. The new signs are to lie installed as the present signing needs replacement, but all present signing is to be re moved prior to July 1, 1969. Other “ Deposit L itter” signs will be erected 1 4-mile in advance of the receptcale and adjacent to it. Not every litter barrel will be marked but only those where there is a litter problem. Wedding Vows Said in Community Church In a double ring evening c e re mony Sept. 24 in the Commun ity Presbyterian church,Sandy, Linda Marie Gratreak became the bride of Lindsey H. Duncan. The Rev. Edward Neuenfeldt performed the marriage before the altar decorated with bou quets of white gladiolas and dahlias. The bride, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gratreak, Rt. 1, Boring, was given in m ar riage by her lather. She wore an A-llne d ress of white taffeta was covered with lace that flow- ed into a train. Her elbow length veil of white tulle was held with a beaded satin bow and she carried a bouquet of white jximpoms with blue rib bons to carry out the blue and white color theme ol her wed ding. Maid of honor was Miss Christina Teague. Her floor- length gown was of royal blue and she carried three white roses tied with blue bows. Bridesmaids were Linda Ku ehn and Nancy Althouser, their gowns anil flowers were identi cal to the maid of honor’s. Nick Stacy, Gresham, served as best man and ushers were the bride’s brothers, Tom and Tim Gratreak. At the reception in the church social hall following the wed ding, Sister Judy Cansler pour ed, and was assisted by Sandy Pregitzer. Sister Donna Portis served the wedding cake and the guest book was passed by Debbie Lane, The groom's sister, Joanne Bloemke, and sister-in-law , Clara Gregor ich, were in charge of gifts. The young couple are both 1968 graduates of Sandy high school. The groom is the sonof Mr, and Mrs, Grady W, Dun can of Sandy, and is serving in the Navy aboard the USS Ranger. LUNCH MENolt Welches School MONDAY November 18 TUESDAY November 19 TUESDAY November 19 Navy Bean Soup w Bacon Carrot Sticks Bread and Butter Cake Milk Butteree corn and Beans Bologna Stick Cheese Biscuit Strips Celery Fruit - Milk WEDNESDAY November 20 Noodle Soup Turkey Sandwich Pickle Chips Lettuce Wedge Cranberry Jelly Cookie - Milk THURSDAY November 21 THANKSGIVING DINNER FRIDAY November 22 Macaroid Republic Stewed Tomatoes Egg Salad Sandwich Peaches Milk Kenneth Weaver At Naval Center Seaman Recruit Kenneth R, Weaver, USN, 22. son of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell V, Weaver of Estacada, is undergoing nine weeks of basic training at the Naval Training Center, San He is receiving instruction DRIVER FINED in Naval customs, courtesies and organization, ordnance anf Paul Barnett, Boring, plead gunnery, seamanship, dairag.i ed guilty to a reckless driving control, first aid, swimming and charge in Greshain city court survivial, shipboard drills and Nov. 12 ami was luted $75. sentry duty. Now the election is over and we can settle down to justcom - planung about how our vote, evidently, didn’t do any good. Depending on how one feels about the diflerent people and issues. Some of each, I pre sume. Besides, we have re ceived our tax statements, ugh' and Thanksgiving is com ing, and right after that is Christinas. Just hate to wait until January to complain,don’t have enough time before then. Jerry Radmilovich called to say they had found the camper, oft her pick-up, but not the pick-up, as yet. No doubt they dumped it off so they would be harder to identify. The camper was found up on the Still Creek road, on one of the bridges. It was, evidently, just shoved oil the pickup, and some of the jacks are missing lor it. Noestimateof tliedamage as yet. We had as our guests, this past week-eml. Marjorie Walk er of Berkeley. and Wilma Man uel ol Oakland. Outside of our immediate family on the Bis- torious side. Marj and Wilma, our cousins, are the only r e lations we have. It is the first time my mother has seen them lor 40 years, and the first time they have ever been in this part ol the world. Inspiteol the rain, they are quite taken with this part. Think it would be an ideal spot tu retire in. Just sorry they weren’t here long enough to give them a real Cooks tour. The regular dinner meeting of the Hood-Land Chamber of Commerce will be tonight, Thursday, at Bowman’s Mt. Hood Golf club. Dinner at 7 p.m. at $2 per person. There will be two guest speakers: Mr. Lester, of the BLM, will speak on the new park at Wild wood and Mr. Halloway, from the Fish A Game Com mission, on stocking of the stream s, etc. Visitors wel come. Service Line Army Private Herman O Muller Jr., 20, whose father lives on Route 2, Sandy, was assigned as a truck driver with the 534th Transportation Com pany in Vietnam, Oct. 23, IZ APPLE LAKI A p p le s a re C r is p IN HOT DRY WEATHER Janz Apple Land We care where our product is served. Beer served in pleasant and wholesome surroundings is the aim of the United States Brewers Association And we are always striving to do something about it The USBA >s represented by field men around the country They meet with proprietors of establishments where beer is sold They work in every way possible to promote a set of high standards wherever beer is served This USBA effort means even more enjoyable places for America's great beyerage of moderation UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. 111.’ / 1' MONDAY November 18 Tuna Wiggle on Cornbread stick Carrot Dollars Apple Sauce - Milk Hot Dogs - Mustard Potato Salad Celery Sticks Orange Wedges Milk ' By NELL HOWE Hood-Land Reporter Sandy Elementary School Nov. 18-22 Spanish Rice Seasoned Green Beans Peanut Butter Honey Sandwiches Fruit Milk WEDNESDAY November 20 ULRICH EGGENBERGER Geeew PLEASE DON’T LITTER Diego. Doors Open 6:45 Friday — 1:00 P.M. Saturday and Sunday NO EVENING SHOW ON SUNDAY IPHONE 6 6 8 -6 2 1 1 It seems I also tailed to mention oilier members til the l.niilli who reside in llixtllanil. Il Vixi le iiie m lM 'i'. I said •■lam l.viup was ihi brother ol Dates lam p " A natural thin« fur me to sal sn x e I hate known D a l i s tor quite a lew te a rs: I I h.i e met J e m Limp ami sb >u I I bate mentioned linn also, bin I II l»et be,could c a re le s s about li, lloweter s u r e Mrs. Leo lam p tell ibis was all otersiubi - I checked with Dates - and dis< otered I nut only omitted Jerry but still another brother, ban who is a ihxidlamler! Sorrt about the omission lellas: Ami a sincere a|x*lo«i to Dr ami Mrs. lam p lor causing mu lisiress and in- coni emence' belli t e me, this IS never mt intention and when things like this ixctir it is most upset,mu to me, ( lu la c . it makes me wonder wht I even Imther with this darn column, as there are tunes when i, seems to be lar more trouble than its' worth:) ROCK CREEK SAND AND GRAVEL NURSING HOMES 668-6336 is lint a p r a c lii llu |4 n s in a il u l the s ta b ' " I O re g o n at d ie p r e - sent n in e : ITllS IS o lle o l I llu s e l l l l . e s lli.il no e o l n i n n a t a l l vo lili! I> |oli.ilil\ h e l a t t e i ili. in lu i lsin ,ir e uonn.i -'» i ‘ I n u l l i Ion i l u n e m in li lo ta lk .ih 'in I b is ' e e k . Imi llieti. Ib is u s u .i l h li.ip p ' s « h e i i e i e r I l e a l e d ie m oti: ' il l " l a le u (I.IVS. Il l.lki - b ile lo gel lia c k ili tb e s u ' u ,oi iliin u s llia k e c o n i a c i u d ì Ilio lie w s - il i u k e r s a n d c a l d i ilp u llh golus- SAH Green Stamps Clackamas County 6 6 8 4111 Notest i AFTER-DINNER SPEAKERS P R O V E T H A T T H E B R A IN IS D U L L E S T A F T E R . A H EA V Y MEAL > £ y ° ub n?jjt THURSDAY November 21 Hamburger Gravy on Steamed Potato Cabbage-Apple Salad Bread, Butter, Milk Fruit FRIDAY November 22 30" FREE STANDING FIREPLACES Baked Enamel Finish Complete With Chimney — Installed — a |9 5 NO DOWN PAYMENT Month I *1 W X 4' X 8' SHEETROCK $1.79 sheet 235-lb. Asphalt Shingles, A-Grade $7.95 sq. Va X 10 CEDAR SIDING $79.00 M A-Grade Prefinished Mahogany PANELING — 8 shades to choose from! Reg. $6.49 SALE $ 4 .9 5 sheet Self Storing ALUMINUM STORM DOORS Complete w/hardware $26.95 Johns-Manville Foil-Faced Fiberglas INSULATION 4c sq. ft. 6" WORMWOOD PANELING Reg. 10c ft. Special 5 c ft. Aluminum STORM WINDOWS Complete w/screens $15.95 4" x 4" CEDAR POSTS 12c ft. 2" x 4“ CEDAR 4c ft. Baked Beans Tossed Green Salad Carrot Sticks Gingerbread - Milk FIREPLACE GLASS DOORS — FIREPLACE SCREENS Seaman From Boring Serves on Fleet Oiler Man. • F ri. 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Seaman Apprentice Thomas J. Hodgins, USN, 18, <4 Rt. 2, Boring, is serving aboard the fleet oiler USS Kawishtwi at MavporG Fla. Kawishtwi has just returned from a deploy ment to the Far East where It supported combat operations in Vietnam waters. Cement . . . ,. . . ’ 1.55 b .9 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Saturday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.i Coast Building Supply 1070 E. Powell BankAmericard Welcome Gresham 665-1138
