8 - SAN DY (O r*.) POST Thur«., Jan. 23. 1975 (Sec. 1)
County Democrats endorse Hand
A unanimous vote has been
cast by the Clackamas County
Democratic Central Committee
to endorse Beulah Hand for the
state Public U tility Com ­
missioner
The committee is submitting
her name to Governor Straub
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A U T H E N TIC P IO N E E R artifacts from
the Sandy area reflect the Interest of the
staff at Oregon Trail Savings and Loan
which will celebrate Its fourth anniversary
In Sandy next week. Savings represen­
L A N D S C A P IN G
R O A D B U IL D IN G
L A N O C L E A R IN G
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We ere aura anxious to learn
during their free time and in
the m orning before school,
starts.
F IF T H GRADE
Two new students in Mrs
Starr’s room are Glenn Izer,
who
moved
here
from
Charlestown, W. Va. and Cathy
Dennison from Walnut, Calif.
Recent speakers fo r the
students were Dana Jensen’s
brother and his Japanese wife.
The class is studying about
Japan, and the visitors told
about the actual customs of the
Japanese. The clasa also was
treated to having their names
w ritten in the Japanese
language.
Recent elections were held in
Mrs Kleps’ room, with John
Martin selected as the new
president. He is doing a great
job of convening the morning
discussion circle. Cheryll Lusk j
is the vice president, Darla
Hunt is secretary and Susie j
Anderson is treasurer.
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more and do all our work in Buswell, and Carey Vincent
cursive writing.
Molalla was victorious over
A carnival is being sponsored
There is only one birthday the Sandy team last Thursday,
by the Firwood P.T.A . and will
this month in the room and that taking the match 49-33 Sandy
be held at the school tomorrow
is M r. Beem’s.
now holds four wins and two
night. Friday, Jan. 24. between
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losses Sandy took Molalla in its
6:30 and 9 p.m. There will be
Mrs. Nobles's
match in December, but the
hot dogs, pop corn, soft drinks,
Third Grade
Molalla wrestlers brought a
a magic show, white elephants,
Our lessons and other ac­ strong cheering section to this
a cake walk, balloons. We hope
tivities in the room are really match, lending much moral
the weather is good and that
keeping us busy. A c tiv ity support Our Sandy boys would
there will be a large crowd,
centers, where we can work a p preciate your coming
to
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with a friend, are a nice way to cheer them on to victory,
It
Miss Sals bury's
learn new things. We're having really helps!
Third Grade
a lot of ftai with a new activity
Sandy winners in thia Molalla
In spelling we will be working
center for reading numbers in match were: M ark Evans,
very hard on adding ing to
the millions and billions, and Shannon Myers, Steve Revel,
words, either doubling the last
are finding they're not nearly Dave Jensen, Rick Zogg, Rayth
letter or dropping silent “ e” —
so hard to read as they first Buswell and Carey Vincent
also changing “ y ” to “ 1” before looked to us.
Rick Zogg and Rayth Buswell
adding "es” English finds us
Our meat eaciting activity re m a in undefeated for the
changing subjects and verbs to
right now is our work with our Sandy wrestling team. There
the plural form.
puppets!
are some weight spots on the
In social studies we learned
Some of us have already
that Tikal was a city and can learned our skit parts, which team that could use more
wrestlers so any interested
name the eight tests it had to
aren’t too long or difficult. We
pass to prove itself a city. We will complete our puppets this boys are urged to contact
Coach Takeuchi.
all found the Mayan city quite week.
Sarah Foust reports from the
an adventire!
When we look at them, it’s Sandy 4-HSoand Sew’» that the
Quite a few of us are in hard to believe that underneath
mythology in our reading and all that bright colored yarn hair girls in Mrs Klascius' group
enjoyed seeing filmstrips about and those happy painted faces, will be starting aprons on Jan.
the stories we had read or were is thatplain gray papier mache 27, and the girls in Mrs. Ten
Eyck’s group have started on
coming to.
that looked more like a lumpy
Snowman masks, pink, blue, knob on the end of a paper tube some super dresses. The club
and green snowflakes, plus than a head We can’t wait to will be going to a 4-H circus on
Jan. 30.
snow scene pictures give our work with them in our skits,
IN T E R M E D IA T E
room the “ North Pole" look of
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SCHOOL NEW 8
the season. We also enjoyed
CLASSIFIED NEWS
FO U R T H G R A D E
making posters for the carnival
Thursday at the Food Ser­
Students in Mr. Turner’s
Jan. 24 to enter in the contest.
vices meeting, Mr. York, from room have been busy studying
Mrs. Smith's
Institition & Specialty Sales about the Nagas, heed hunters
Second Grade
Co. brought many food samples of Asia. They have learned that
How we did enjoy the snow!
for the ladies to taste and give there
a re
a p p ro x im a te ly
But where did it go? Even the
their opinion as to whether the 200,000 Nagas and that they are
giant snow balls we made are
students would like the food. A very independent people. They
gone. All that remains are our
new kind of potato serving was live on the tops of hills so they
p aper
snowflakes
and
thought to be the best.
can see their enemies. Instead
snowmen.
Serving from a central k it­ of human skulls they now hunt
We are challenging other
chen in heating units takes food for pigs and monkeys. An­
second grades of our building
which will still taste good after thropologists are now studying
in speed contests for knowing
traveling. A new freezer has the Nagas.
math facts.
been put in at Firwood to hold
In science Mr. Turner’s cla
Vicki Kelly had a birthday
frozen foods and ice cream.
is studying the dlgestlvej
Jan. 7, and Russell Cass had
At the custodial meeting, system and the effects of eating
one Jan. 14.
Chuck
W a lk e r,
S A IF starchy foods.
We are looking forward to the
representative, gave a talk to
Time and the stars, the
P.T.A . Carnival.
both the custodial and food rotation of the earth, time zones
o oo
personnel about proper lifting and calendars a re being
Mrs. Wagner’s
habits and the film "Facts studied in science by Mr.
Second Grade
about Back«.” All the district Doherty's students. In math the
We are completing our study
workers were invited.
students are rapidly improving
of reptiles now in science. The
The Intermediate School waa in multiplication time facta
boys and girls have enjoyed the
uroken into over the past quizzes. The boys and girls
book, "Gatie the Alligator,”
weekend which resulted in two have recently completed the
which we read as we studied
broken windows with damages renovation of an old football
reptiles.
of
about *45.
table, which they now use
In math we are learning
U P P E R GRADE NEWS
8PORTSCALENDAR
Jan. 23
7th and 8th grade wrestling at
Colton, 3:30 p.m.
7th and 8th grade swim meet at
Sandy, 4 p.m. against Oliver
Jan. 24
7th A 8th grade basketball at
Sandy against Molalla, 3:30
Jan. 28
7th and 8th grade basketball at
Estacada, 3:30
7th and 8th grade wrestling at
Sandy against Canby, 3:30
Jan. 39
7th and 8th grade wrestling at
Estacada, 3:30
7th and 8th grade swim meet at
Parkrose Heights, 4:00
Last week the Sandy upper
grade w restlers had two
matches. The first one, with
Damascus, scored another win
for Sandy, 39 to 30. This was a
re scheduled match, due to the
snow last Thursday. Winning
men for this match were: M ark
Evans, Rick Lawson, Shannon
Myera, Tim Freeman, Tim
Overton, Rick Zogg, Rayth
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TG nstruciion
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serving cake and coffee Jan. 27 through 31
to commemorate the event.
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E L E C T R IC A L C O N T R A C T O R
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about place value. We have
practiced using tens and ones
Soon we will learn hundreds
and thousands!
January birthdays belong to
Deanna Woods and Billy Ricks
in our room.
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M r. Beem't
Second Grade
We started off the new year
by losing one student and
gaining
two
new
ones.
C harlo tte Begayne left for
Alaska and Tommy Coates
came from California and Julie
Dasher from Vancouver, Wash.
N um bers, num bers, n um ­
bers, that is all M r Beem’s
class is doing. Trying to learn
our
num ber
facts.
We
challenged Mrs. Smith’s room
QJ to a math contest and we lost
badly, 18 to eight. Oh, is M r
Beem’s class going to work
more on math facta. Thia
Friday we play against Mrs.
Wagner’s class
We have now learned to write
six letters in cursive writing.
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SANDY
Monday. Jan. 27
Macaroni casserole
with green beans
Carrot sticks
Bread and butter
Chocolate pudding
Milk
Tuesday. Jan. 28
Barbecue beef on
homemade bun
Lettuce wedge
Fruit
Chocolate chip cookie
Milk
Wednesday. Jan. 28
Vegetable beef pie
with biscuit topping
Spinach
Apple criap
Milk
Thursday. Jan. 3S
Bean soup
with bacon
Peanut b itte r
stuffed celery
Buttered hot roll
Jello with topping
Milk
¿Sandy (y t i t l e . t*
A utility trailer valued at *100
was reported stolen from along
side Larch Mountain Road
between Jan. 16 and 18, ac­
cording to sheriff's reports
Raymon Ganmon, Rt 1 Box
710, Corbett, told sheriffs he
parked the trailer and a truck
along the road after two tires
blew out.
Both the truck and trailer
were taken
S C H O O L
SONY
V tiK
T r a ile r ta k e n
for consideration for the post
She has served four sessions
as a state legislator and has
been state chairman of the
Democratic Party of Oregon
as well as vice chairman, and a
delegate to two N atio n al
Democratic Conventions.
M rs,
Hand
was
the
Democrat s choice for Oregon's
secretary of state in 1972
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