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Post equitable remedy of restraining the children from continuing such trespasses is the only Madeline was upset by the adequate way to protect Made neighborhood children playing line against invasionaf her legal in her yard. It seemed as if a rights. Furtherm o re, if the troop of kids stormed across children do not stay out of her her yard every hour of the day. yard, their parents might find in contempt of Regardless of how often she themselves yelled at them, they seemed a l court. Madeline won the case. She ways to return. During the school ye ar, her yard was used has a right to keep trespassing children off her property. as a short-cut. KEEP OUT OF MY YARD GREAT WAY TO THE MT. HOOD playground ! Walter C. Taylor, Lao Irwin, Co - Publisher* Elisabeth Hartman, Editor Entered at the Post Office at Sandy, Clackamas County, Oregon, as second class matter under the Act of Congress of March, 1879. Member of Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association and National Editorial Association Published every Thursday by Outlook Publishing Co., P.O. Boa 68, Sandy, Oregon 97055 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Annual Subscription in Clackamas In United States and Multnomah Counties S3 50 Servicemen and Women Elsewhere in in Oregon S4 00 Page 2 Sandy Post, Sandy, Oregon $4 50 S3 50 November 21, 1968 .4 Problem for the Republicans With the election of Richard Nixon, the Republican party is basking in the heady glow of success. But there are some sobering sides to the recent election and we don’t mean the already-overworked claim that Nixon is a minority president. We are referring to the fact that despite a victory at the top of the ticket (Nixon), the Republicans did very little anywhere else. There were some minor gains in the House and Senate but nothing of any consequence. The Democrats still control both houses. On the local level, the Republicans maintained control of the Oregon House of Representatives but couldn’t r Ed’s Note: Hoodland r e sidents Claude Gudge and Jack Fahie are on an extended tour of the Orient and South Seas. Claude is keeping friends up- to-date on their program and experiences by sending letters to this column. claim the Senate. It boils down, rather simply, to the fact that the majority of the voters still think--and vote--like Democrats on the bread and butter local issues. Another sobering fact is that the Republicans failed to carry a single big city. The Negro vote, amazingly antagonistic to Nixon, is a part of the answer, but the GOPs just haven't found the key to the big cities. Nixon obviously must do something to reach the big-city voters. His cab inet appointments and the early moves of his new government almost cer tainly will reflect this political fact- of-life. and a beautiful resort hotel high on a mountain top. (1500 feet - 2000 feet). This resort looks across a bay filled with islands to the Taal Volcano which erupted two years ago. On the way out we visited a Catholic Church with a pipe organ whose pipes were all bamboo. Was built in 1818 and played beautifully. On the return trip we visited the memorial to the Americans and Philippino war dead. A spectular monument and thou sands of white crosses. Vietnam Nov. 12, 1968 BOY SCOUTS COLLECTED thousands of filled Goodwill bags throughout Tri-County area Saturday. In Sandy, Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts took the filled bags to Sandy fire hall where Goodwill trucks hauled them to Ton- land. Participation by local residents was reported excellent as a near record collection was made in the Scouts annual Good Turn for Goodwill project. (Post photo) II Suburban Horse Barn I Plans Available Madeline finally decided that she had had enough. She started a law suit against the children and their parents seeking dam ages for the harm done to her property by the children run ning across it. She also asked fo r an injunction to stop the children from coming onto her property. “ Our children weren’ t doing any harm to her property,” said the parents. “ Children certainly have a right to play outside.” Do you think Madeline can prevent the children from play ing in her yard? Yes, said the court in just such a situation. The children had repeatedly and w illfully in terfered wit h and trespassed upon Madeline’s property. They also threatened to continue such trespasses. In light of these facts, the court found the c h il dren guilty, but assessed damages at only six cents. The court also granted an in junction against the children and their parents, preventing them from continuing to tre s pass upon Madeline’s property. The court said that, under these facts and circumstances, the I DO ÑT CARE HOW C A LL O U S E D M Y B A C K GETS FROM GOOD-NATURED S L A P P I MO S&H .Green Stamps Clackamas County Bank Money Orders Pay Station for p.G.e. West Coast Telephone Northwest N atu ral Gos < ^YOUB 668 4111 STQ REJ Sandy Shopping f - n ’ t r chines. One is the Automatic Voting Machine Co., James town, New York. Rockefeller’ s Rockwell Manufacturing Co. bought this concern in 1958. H ie other is the Shoup Manu facturing Co., a subsidiary of Rockefeller’ s General Battery and Ceramics Corp, of Reading, Pa. Dear Editor: A month o r so ago I got a copy of the Sandy Post . In It was an editorial which told of why the Vietnam war should be ended. It went som ethin Manila like this. If you don’ t think November 7 the Vietnam war should be end To the Editor ed, go down to the airport some M r . Cooper wrote a concise Sandy Post time and watch mothers kiss analysis of how and when vot their sons goodbye. They might ing machines are rigged, (often Things are looking better here be kissing them fo r the last during re p a ir). Ref: “ Western in M anila. M rs . Schaffer has tim e. Voice” Sept. 26. 1968. made arrangements for us at W ell, that’ s the most rid ic the Hotel Phllipinas for a 20r< It seems enough that the use thing I ’ ve ever heard. discount. We also have her car Back to the hotel, dinner at ulous of these machines has deprived and chauffer part of the tim e. a Chinese Restaurant and we Sure they might never come us of our legal right to a ballot She took us out to Clark A ir went nightclubbing. This is a back. But do you see the same by ballot recount without giving mothers crylngwvhen their sons Force Base today. Largest base relatively “ safe” area at night, us cause to worry about voting In this war area. Also base but there’ re policemen on every go out in the ca r Friday night? machine security. But we/¿ip He might not come back then for Vietnam bombing. block and all hotels and ap art have real cause for concern About 65 miles through very ment houses have armed guards either. In fact, his chances of according to what Richard H. interesting native country. at the door - - usually day and getting killed on the highway Carpenter says in Nov. 2 “ Hu are as good as his chances in night. President Marios was visiting man Events” . He is a nation Vietnam. a Philippine Army base on the ally respected expert in the In the late evening we take The big issue is: What is he way out, so the place was a cab even for only 4 or 5 going to Vietnam fo r? You field of voting machine security. swarming with native troops. blocks. There are an average seem to have the opinion that He says that machines should This isa ls o a very actlve“ Huk” be guarded day and night from of 21 murders per night in we are over here for no rea area, so we saw soldiers posted M anila, plus numerous other son al a ll. There are very the time of programming uhtil at regular intervals along the assaults. Tough town. many reasons for being here. the time lim it for election con highway, and patrolling su r And you can’ t really under testing has passed. Were our Sunday, Nov. 9 — Took a rounding brushy areas. C lark is More thanfour m illionhorses stand until you’ ve beenhereand voting machines so guarded and live in the suburbs and cities a tremendous base. We toured Taxi tour with “ Tessie” and her by whom? seen it. most of it and had lunch there. cousin to various sites. One, of the United States, and the The movie “ Green Beret” the crypts of cholera victims I have an interesting story to It must cost a lot to rent number is s till growing. To brought out some points very of 1820 epidemic. Tombs were tell: these machines, to pay stor meet the need for housing the w ell. Some reviews I’ ve read About August the Sandy Post desecrated by the Japanese age on them, to insure them, popular pleasure horses, the on it say the movie is unreal to transfer them to and from U.S. Department ran an article regarding Pete during the occupation. Saw a ho of A g ri is tic , childish and ridiculous. Ross of ZlgZag Ranger Station. tel building (abandoned), about polling places and even, I be culture has designed plans for But I ’ ve never seen a movie lieve, a couple of thousand dol- a 1 - 1 /2 story horse barn, Seems he has a pen-pal in 10 stories high that had twisted so true to life in all my life . lards to re-educate voters on 24 feet wide by 48 feet long. M anila, He requested anyone in and settled in the big earth I saw nothing unreal about it. contains three 12 by 12 their use, not to mention the oost It terested to w rite the sister in quake of 2 months ago. Those things are happening ev Spent most of the afternoon Manila. Jack read the article of having the machines pro foot stalls, a feed room and a ery day here in Nam. tack room at ground level, and grammed. In his copy received at Cam at Fort Santiago. Was built It might be a different story about 1620 by a Rajah. Oc a working alley 12 by 36 feet Ranh Bay, Vietnam. He cut it if it was the U.S. being at But money isn’t as important to groom the horses and for out, and yesterday we looked cupied by various conquests tacked by communists. Villages as the security of our vote other chores. Philippines, Portugese, up Tereslna A lva re z.h ad av islt by: two miles from Dong Ba Thin and M r. Carpenter says that to Working drawings of Plan and took her out to dinner last Spanish, English, Japanese,and (here where I ’ m stationed) are control a national election #6024 may be obtained from night. A very nice girl and she U.S.A. Was the scene of horrible harrassed by V .C , These people where all balloting is done on was surprised to get a per torture and murder of Philip, need help and protection. And paper ballots, it would be nec the Farm Building Plan Ser pinos and Americans. 600 sonal answer for a pen pal. if the UJS. is anything like they essary to have thousand of co vice, G ilm ore H a ll, Oregon bodies were found drowned and Incidentally, she received no C orvallis, make themselves out to be, conspirators across the land. State University, pen-pal letters except from burned after the Jap, evacua they w ill stay here until this But given the voting machines 97331. The charge is $1,50. tion, There is still much visible Pete Ross. By the way Pete, Fram e construction is used communistic aggression Is in existence today and a knowl you owe us $71.00 (pesos) da" ‘age ironi bullets and bombs. stopped and people are left to edge of voting patterns, con throughout with 2 by 4 studs, Many of the older Phllllpinos fo r dinner. live their own lives. tro l of a national election would 2 feet on centers. In te rio r su r Our trip today took us through are s till very bitter against the 1 don’t regret spending a year be easy with a dozen or two faces of stalls are covered to miles and miles of rice paddies. Japanese. Most of them had here, knowing what ltls fo r.A n d mechanics spread around key the 4 foot level with 2 inch relatives killed or tortured. Rice is s till planted and h ar planking, with 2 feet of stall there’s not one person here who counties. vested by hand with coolies There Is a Japanese Peace guards ardded. Other thanplank- does regret it. I just pray that and a few caribou. There are Corps in the Philippines, but is ing, all interior surfaces of I ’ ve been of som e help. I wish M . S. OSBURN also many fields of sugar cane, poorly received by the older exterior walls are covered with I could do more. Colton, Oregon and groves of coconuts, and generation. The Japanese still 1 inch sheathing. Sure the mothers cry when papaya, and bananas. owe many millions in repara Tamped clay is used for the their sons go to Vietnam to fight. Much transportation in tions to these people, and col stall floo rs, with the rem ainder But the Vietnamese mothers Manila is b y “ Jeepneys” . These lection is very slow. concreted. A fire -re s is ta n t mow don’ t get a chance to cry when are jeepsters which have been C harlie comes in and kills her floor is provided by sandwiching Tone Laiche of New Orleans, converted into small buses and gypsum wallboard between the sons. Because Charlie kills the who was a buddy of my son have been very colorfully de mothers, fathers and everyone sub-floor and finished floo r. Mike here in the Peace Corps Rockwood Klwanla Club 1« corated. else right along with the boys. sponsoring a benefit w restlli« As I mentioned previously, returned from Baglow yester iñ z iÑ s F day. We had an interesting And that’ s what we’ re here to show at Centennial High school the fa r east political and econ stop. OLLEGE I gym Monday, Nov. 25, at 8 omic situation is a much more lunch and evening with him and p.m. personal thing to people over other P.C. volunteers. In the Sp'4 Uoyd Haneberg here. For instance, it is ex. U 3 . we don’ t really appreciate C ITIZEN S ADVISORY COM. There w ill be a double main U A ARMY what these P .C .V .’ s a re d o in g -- pec ted that sometime in the More than 100 Citizens from event. In the firs t match Billy future Hong Kong and Sityapore both for the poorer people of the M t. Hood College d is tric t White Wolf, 244, w ill meet Kurt w ill be taken over by the Com the world, and for the A m er met Wednesday evening, Nov. Von Spieger, 233. It w ill be two munists and Close off much ican image. Even the image To the Editor 13, for the second Citizen’ s out of three falls with a one ol the mainland of Asia. Also is correct only to the peoples Sandy Poet Advisory Committees meet hour lim it. directly involved. W illiam Cooper who ta a vot Taiwan and the Philippine ing fo r the 1968-69 academic Republic re alise they can be In the second match Luther year. Enclosed is a snapshot of ing machine expert from Baton easily Invaded at any tim e and “ Tessie” A lv a re x Hope you Rouge proved to some Texas Lindsey, 240, w ill meet Kurt The five m ajor committees defense would be aquestlo.iablv w ill be able to print it, and people that any kind of voting Von Spieger who w ill be in the are Academic A ffairs, Student thing. machine can be “ fixed” just like ring for the second time duriig A ffa irs, Business A ffairs, Tessie would s till like some F riday, November 8 — Spent pe n pals. W rite to: Tereslna A l slot machines. Much to the cha the evening. Sports, and Community Serv grin of those present Including the day moseying around town. varez, 1035 Josepha Llanes Es- The sem i-final event w ill be ices. members of the press, M r. Took pictures of the area and coda St., Puco, Manila, Rep. of Tough Tony Borne, 258,agaim t S T A F F ARTIST SHOW Cooper rigged a n.«chine right visited friends of my son Mike the Philippines. Beauregarde, 130. The M t. Hood Community before the eyes of six election who spent 2 years here in the Art Schaffer returns from official« and only one detect The prelim inary match will Staff A rt Show began Tuesday, Ritlippinos, with the Peace Saigon today, so tonight we ed It. That one admitted that he feature Luigi M acera, 225, and Nov. 12 In the Student Center. Corps. should know when we head for The exhibition which w ill wouldn’ t have noticed it If he tendy B a rr, 240. Saturday, Nov. 9 M rs . Hong Kong. continue through Nov. 22, in hadn’ t have bean watching Schaffer picked us up at 10 Will report next week, Profits from the event will cludes wood carvings, metal closely. a.m , and took us 70 miles tole- Regards, There are two large compan go to the Mt. Hood Kiwaiua works, photographs, through the usual fields pa luting and paintings. Camp for Retarded Children. Claude Gudge ie s who manufafture voting ma- groves, to Tagatay C ity, ■■■■■ m 11 MAKE THE BIG MOVE! ARE ALL YOUR VALUABLES SAFE? 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