14 - SANDY (Ora.) POST Thun., Jan 9, 1975 (Sac 1)
Couple takes over Sandy flower shop
Agency on Aging
receives funding
—
Thd District 2A Area Agency
on Aging, the unit of Columbia
Region
Association
of
Governments resoonstble for
planning and coordinating
Home builders
president
announced
Walt Parrott has been elected
president of the Clackamas
County Home Builders, a
chapter of the Home Builders
Association of Metropolitan
Portland.
Other officers appointed to
serve are Jim Sattley, first vice
president; Herb Koss. second
vice president, Ben Mushaney,
secretary, and Dick Bontty,
treasurer.
The new president started his
own business as a custom home
builder in 1961 in the Portland
area In 1967 he formed Parrott
Development Inc., adding land
development to the building
enterprise
W
ix tiin ii
M . , Molalla
lu lls »
r '.u ir x le a
u re a
A young
couple
are
the new owners of the Sandy
Country Flower Shop located at
202 Proctor Avenue in Sandy,
Gary and Meri Lang bought
the local flower shop from
Mildred Axmaker last month
The Langs will continue to
provide a complete line of
florist products and offer
services
for
the
older
population of C lackam as,
Washington and Colum bia
counties has been g ranted
175.500. said Mrs Edward L.
Hughes, coordinator of the
state program on aging
The approved a re a plan
covers the period from Jan. 1,
1975, to June 30, 1975, and in­
volves a total budget of over
1100.000 which includes federal
funds from Title I I I of the Older
Americans Act. state, city,
county, and private sources
and in-kind volunteer services
In approving the plan, Mrs
Hughes complimented the area
agency and its citizens ad­
visory council for their efforts
on behalf of the elderly
Ms Jody M iller, director of
the aging division at CRAG has
responsibility fo r bringing
together services provided
older people by existing public
and p riv a te agencies and
promoting the use of services
presently existing but not being
made available.
SANDY FABRIC CENTER
T im b e rlin e Electric
E L E C T R IC A L C O N T R A C T O R
R««iden I tel - Com merciai
M ile* East of
668
Sandy on Hiway 26
5060
U PP E R B U ILD IN G
The wrestling team lias been
busy, winning th e ir match
against Molalla by a score of 45
to 27.
Varsity men winning their
matches were M ark Evans,
Rick Lawson, Shannon Myers,
Bryan
W inchester,
D ave
Jensen, R ick Zogg, Rayth
Buswell, Tom Chestnut, and
Cary Vincent.
Junior varsity winners were
Greg Kuykendall and Dave
Jensen.
Coach
Takeuchi
reports that the team has now
won two out of three meets.
Next meet is here at Sandy on
Thursday, Jan 9, with seventh
and eighth grade boys going
against
the
team
from
Damascus at 3:30 p.m. Here's
your chance to come view an
interesting and exciting meet.
Basketball fans are invited to
watch the seventh and eighth
grade teams play the teams
from M ark Twain here at
Sandy on Friday, Jan. 10 at
3:30 p.m. Next Tuesday the
boys meet the Canby teams
there for some good games.
SAVE YOUR STUBS! Night skiing lift
tickets half-price Tuesday-Friday with just
four Sitzboomer ticket stubs.
T T U I V T E T . . . Better service for asore people
IN T E R M E D IA T E SCHOOL
FIFTH GRADE NEWS
January Sale
20% off
Custom draperies
and
All Custom-Bilt®
Woven Woods
The finest
workmanship
Delivery in three-four weeks
Satisfaction guaranteed
We measure and install
u
o
a
in d a w s i
213 W Proctor
Sandy. Ore
well ss delivery service. They plan to
expand the (hop's green plant section.
Mildred Axmaker was the florist shop’s
former owner.
i Post Photo i
M r. Le Brun's class had a
super Christmas party, com­
plete with IS interested parents
Joining in the festivities. Last
Sunday M r. Le Brun invited his
class to attend the Trailblazer’s
basketball gam e
a t the
Coliseum. T w elve students
were able to go, and each one
received a certificate for a free
basketball. The seven boys and
five giria really had a super
time.
Jennifer Wong reports that
the new class officer! for M r.
Le Brun’s class are: Lori
Russell as president, Joni Duff
as vice-president, V irg in ia
Lemen as secretary and Lillian
Muff aa treasurer
A new student in M rs.
Rousett's room is Susan Layton
from Welches. Locke Christ­
man is the new class president,
Teri Pursel is vice president,
Jacki Roberta is secretary and
Patty Grgy is treasurer
Three-dimensional art work
has bean keeping students in
Mrs. Davidson’s class busy.
The boys and girls have been
glu in g strips of d iffe re n t
colored paper to Mack paper.
Some of the students made
their work into small cities,
using different lengths and
w idths
of
paper.
John
K e n y a n ju i, a student at
Metropolitan Learning Center
of Portland, was a visitor
Monday, the guest of Robert
Spradling.
S IX T H G R A DE NEWS
Mrs. Bemando's students are
working hard to do their basic
facts of addition, subtraction,
m u ltip lic a tio n and division
within three minutes, but they
must all be correct. In art, the
boys and giria are
gig gf papar
frogs that Jump, cups, etc.
Michelle Huff is a new
student
from
Gresham,
M
dam . Everyone is
bam trying to complete their
BMW baJere the end af the
J m . 17.
Students
in
both
In ­
te rm e d ia te
and
Upper
buildings were presented
copies of the New Testament on
Tuesday by the Gideons. Any
boy and girl who wanted a copy
was given one at no cost.
FIRW OOD SCHOOL NEWS
Most of ua were “on deck”
when school recovened Jan. 2.
Faculty vacations varied from
quite exciting to very prosaic,
but all were enjoyable
One of the moat colorful was
enjoyed by David Beem, who
spent the entire vacation in
M exico, and brought back
various souvenirs as reminders
of his good time.
Margaret Wallen spent a
very restful time in Hawaii,
took several tours to points of
interest.
Both Tom Elliott and Gary
Albers spent the holidays in
Colorado Both drove without
experiencing much difficulty.
Gary said the worst was in
Oregon as he was getting back
home
Caroline Salaeth and her
husband drove to visit relatives
in southern California.
John Hall also visited in
California—San Francisco and
Barstow
Eleanor Wagner’s parents
fro m N ebraska spent the
holidays with her.
Becky Edy and her husband
spent four days in Seattle.
Donna Salsbury spent the
time with her parents in Oak
Ridge and went skiing in the
Willamette Paaa.
Another who enjoyed skiing
was Ruth Jensen, who got a
new pair of skis for Christmas.
Buhler» had company for
Christmas dinner; visited his
parents in Hood River.
Meldalene Smith had com­
pany dinners several times
d trin g vacation.
Z a ra R ichey worked in
several rounds of golf along
with cooking company dinners.
Lynette Fast, who was ill a
few days before vacation, was
ill for a week of vacation. She
made wire spool mushroom
table and chairs for her school
room, which the children enjoy
using for reading, checkera,
etc.
Lois Harding spent a restful
vacation, but spent quite a bit
of tim e cooking.
Joyce Burdick cooked fam ily
Christmas dinner. Her children
went skiing, and she went along
to watch. She intends to take up
the sport.
Donna Carline was another
who enjoyed the ski slo p «
during vacation.
Donna
F le c k
and
her
husband moved from their
apartment in Gresham to a
mobile home off South Bluff
Road.
ooo
Mrs. Saiaeth’s Third Grade
L ife in medieval Europe
was surely exciting! We have
been learning about a castle
called Castle G aillard in
France and the village
surrounding it. The people
re ally bad interesting oc­
cupations I Our cbwa would liit o
IB
morera, and spurriers. We also
would like to have tasted their
sweet wastel bread!
In English we are learning
how to identify a verb In the
predicate.
We all want it to snow! Do
you?
ooo
M r. Albers' Third Grade
All the kids in our room had a
good vacation and enjoyed the
holidays. Santa was good to ua.
Some of us even got to travel.
Lee Corwin flew to Missouri to
visit relatives She says It was
lota of fun.
We have a new boy in our
d a n , Greg Huff Welcome,to
Firwood, Greg
Classes
for seniors
planned
The w in te r te rm of the
Portland Institute of Lifetime
Learning will begin Jan 13
Sponsored by the American
Association of Retired Persona
and The N atio n al R e tire d
T e a c h e r’s Association, The
Institute of Lifetime Learning
is a
national
education
program for persons over 56.
Clause are kept email to
insure individual participation.
They are held in an informal
environment No assignments
are made and no g ra d « given
to Insure older persons the
opportunity to learn without
Courses a v a ila b le
e re :
American History from pre
Colonlal t im « to the present;
China, ita greatness past,
present and fu tu re ; Con­
versational German, French,
Swedish and Spanish; oil
p a in tin g ;
c a llig r a p h y ;
c re a tiv e w ritin g ; beginning
and advanced bridge and
ballroom dancing.
Bank notes
staff
changes
Esther Perrin has retired
from the Clackamas County
bank as of Jan. i, according to
e x e c u tiv e v ic e -p r e s id e n t,
Howard B e rg « . Mrs. Perrin, a
t e ll« in the note department,
has served the Sandy branch
for o v « 23 years.
Recently promoted to vice-
president by the board was
Roberta Swan, who cams to the
bank in April of 1974. Mrs 8wan
was formerly a«istent to the
president of the Shasta County
Bank, Burney, Calif., before
moving to Sandy.
She waa promoted to caahier
in July, and will retain d u ti« as
cashier in addition to acting a«
vice-president.
Wood missing
Wood fencing
ctorry tree toga valued at MM
wore reported stolen from
property owned by Don W.
VaaZyl at U N ME Hogan Dr.,
Dee. SO and
«, i i nr Oagte
668 5350
DIBBLE'S LOCK &
SHARPENING SHOP
F.C. BOOKKEEPING SERVICE
GARY AND M E R I Lang have taken graip
of the watering can at the Sandy Country
Flower Shop, located at 202 Proctor
Avenue In Sandy. The new owner» offer a
complete line of fresh florist products as
ALL SEATS RESERVED. Call 2 33-8373 for
pick up locations, fare information and
reservations. All reservations must be
received by Noon each Friday.
Personal Service Quality Fabric»
C OM PETITIVE PRICES
Mon Fn. 10 5:30 Sat 10:00 5:00
LOCKSMITH
BOOKKEEPING
Sandy
ELEM ENTARY S C H O O L
90 day i — no interact
or
long term financing
available
YARDAGE
ELECTRICIAN
N otary Public
668 4414
^every. weekend
The Langa, who will move to
Sandy in the near future, have
already provided customers
with a friendly, congenial at
mosphere amidst the scent of
their fresh flowers and floral
arrangements
For Your Card In This DIRECTORY — Phone 668-5548
M ARIE SEEMATTER - DEE DALE
Special take you to
Ski Bowl, Multorpor and Timberline
will also enlarge the giftware
selection
Classified Business,
Professional Directory
Payroll & Tax Reports
Financial Statements
Typing and General Office
Take
Tri-Mete
the top.
I
r v lP i
d elivery a a service
to area
residents
Mrs Lang who graduated
from Hutchinson’s School of
Floral Design in Portland and
has received an art degree
from Eastern Oregon College,
said she and her husband plan
to expand the shop’s green
plant section The new owneri
A
107 Shelly. Sandy
668 66 17
Keys Made Lock» repaired Sharpening
of saws, knives, mower» & chain»
Rt. 2 Box 1524
Sandy, Ore. 97055
668 4750
OPTOMETRIST
CONSTRUCTION
CAT WORK - ALL TYPES
DR. ROBERT D. SCHOUTEN
O P T O M E T R IS T
L A N D S C A P IN G
R O A D B U IL D IN G
L A N D C L E A R IN G
668 4 626 or
668 4 636
Glen Sheppard
MACHINERY
O ff tea H our* 9 a m
114 W Proctor
Aero«« from Trail Pla/a
BENSHOOF
See Us for New Jacuzzi
Pumps and Repairs on all Makes
of Pumps
Loop Hwy. & Boring Road. Graaham
Telephone 6 6 3 43 63
M o rte
P lu m b in g & H e a tin g
Sale». Service. Installation
Sandy
668 4993
REFRIGERATION
PUMP & SUPPLY
Rad Jacket
SALES and S E R V IC E
D & A PUMP & SUPPLY
666 2683
Ngglopsng A In tla H s n g
i»r I i i m a w K i a l l ^ u i p m e n l
a N (w « ia fl»
H A T A A N N 'S
Commercial Refrigeration
O ü A H A N T > :S :i) M K R V K 'K
T M | S H A N N O N •
N>
S B u t > 42
.
■ rPP H o a r» «
GRAVEL
CONTRACTORS
CRUSHED ROCK
JIM TU R IN & SONS
PAVING CONTRACTORS
622 4481
After S p.m.
Welehae Rd.
Wamme. Ore.
TRUCK LINES
Pit run, riprap, fill or drein
Delivered or O Haul from Brightwood
637-3712
or 622-4676
S A N D and GRAVEL
Moving
Sonerai Freight
ROCK CREEK SAND
AND GRAVEL
Crushed Rock. Fill and Top Soil
668-4148
NURSING HOMES
Sociei Security
658 3138
CONCRETE READY MIX
BAUNACH
Home for the Aged
Veteran«
668 4313
Sandy
PLUMBING
BERGH M ACHINERY CO.
Fairbank»
to b 3 0 p m D a ily
Closed Thu r «day and Sunday
MT. HOOD READY M IX
Wei fere
G recioui Living on Lim ited Income
Fine Food
Reedy M ik Concrete
Rock
Cruthed
Send end Grevei
Phone 668 6515
Plant located at Firw ood Junction
668 6190
McGUIRE NURSING HOME
6 68 4 6 3 3
Horna for invalids, convalescent patients
and those needing nursing care.
Martha C. McGuire, R.N.
LAND SURVEYOR
MARX & CHASE
Registered Land Surveyor
Registered Lend Surveyor Surveying. Mapping.
Subdivision« Office located at
.
225 E. Burnside Ext.
Gresham
DECOR
FURNACES
SANDY DECOR CENTER
Painting & Papering
Complete Line of Peint Supplies
410 W. Proctor
668 5160
BUILDING CONTRACTORS
CROWN FURNACE
New Furnace Instelletion
G et or Oil
Repeirt & Service
Sandy, Oregon 6 6 8 6 4 6 4
62 2 4 5 7 5
s a n d & gravel
Construction
&
Rem odeline
G & L Custom Homes
F in e
E. R. Gibson
Q
u a l it y
H
o m m
B y .
Bon Long 668-6277
668-4266
AUTO REPAIRS
ACTION
SANDY
AUTO BODY
INC.
Auto & Truck Parts Co.
Telephone
6684175
502 S.W. Mein
Sendy, Oregon 97066
F L O O R C O V E R IN G S
CARPETS - LIN O LEUM
F O R M IC A -T IL E
ACCESSORIES
P a y le s t Floors
6686996
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK'
110 W. Proctor
'
668 5509
(Next to Sendy Cycle)
Sendy, Ore.
PAINT CONTRACTOR
Résidentiel - Commercial
Hoodland
Sendy - Grethem
Licensed Bonded - Insured
Orville L. Thompson
622-3647
Rt. 1, Box 1363 A
or
Sendy. Ore.
622 3300
ELECTRICIAN
L IM E L IG H T ELECTRIC COMPANY
For All Your Electrical Needs
No Job Too Smell
Residential - Commercial - Industrial
Your BankAmerlcard Welcome
Day» (Portland) 236-1812
I (Hoedtand) 622-2633
TH IS SPACE FO R RENT
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