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2 - SANDY (Ore.) POST Thur»., June 16, 1977 (Sec 2) Golden Age Club Club draws 65 seniors RUGGED ROOFERS This rough ’n tuff 6" rooter shoo features natural split leather with an overlay quarter, neoprene, oil resistant sole and heel Climb into a pair today. fHOROGOOD BROWNING DANNER JUSTIN WEINBRENNER I CUM RT IC O M B T. «K MOW IT w v o a o o m n w i-M M ! 5-1SAA-H pMM renOor NORTHWEST SHOE STORES * GRESHAM JOOW wtBunwa. BEAVERTON z w i w C « M » « i l w ItM d o n U *« M H i n I»« VANCOUVER M U E Ma Ram SM Torn MM MO-MU HOURS: WEEKl Y 1 9 -7 « SAT: 8 - 6 « In spite of vacations, ap proximately 65 seniors came to the Golden Age Club potluck dinner last Thursday. The guests introduced by Johnie Predmore, hospitality c h airm an, w ere Estelle Williams and Ida Hauglum from Gresham and Edith Monroe from Austin, Tex Landon Lee from Woodburn, who had not attended for a long time, was also welcomed Guy and Gretchen Chilton were in charge of the kitchen assisted by Jay and Evelyn Reedy, Winifred Seaman and others. President Maude Johnson the business conducted meeting At the previous meeting, five executive board memvers were Beach to see the Sand Castles is chosen by ballot. They are planned for June 18, and a M arth a S te ffi, Clyde special Father’s Day program Sutherland, Edith Weidman, is scheduled for June 17 at Verona G ardner and Joe Loaves and Fishes. Unger Astri Torberson and Susanne Jay Reedy was elected for a McDonald won the door prizes. three year term to represent Group singing with Julia the Golden Age Club on the Latimer at the piano was en Sandy Senior Center Advisory joyed, and various games Committee. concluded the Golden Age Announcements received Club afternoon program. from Gretchen Cases, assistant The Clyde Sutherlands are director of SSC, included a enjoying their trip to Europe, reminder of a two hour boat according to various people trip on the Columbia River on who have received cards from June 19. This is for all seniors in them. this area, and more in The next Golden Age potluck formation at the SSC desk. will be the second Thursday of A “ Walk in the Woods'* along July, the 14th. Salmon Creek trail is scheduled for June 28; a visit to Cannon CETA offers free tutoring this summer Free tutoring will be offered through the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) this summer Those participating will be able to build their reading and writing skills For more in formation call Terry Taylor collect at 635-4591. We Need You a t northAmerican Van Lines you warn to own (abi growing fleet of / 'a northAmencon neoch people • >ko you People who worn »o dec »do »heir own futures. W e II help you stort on that future . . . by giving you complete train ing ond by providing tractors ot reosonoble down poyments Like onythmg worthwhile, it requires on outlay of time and an initiol investment (a mini mum of 12,100 to a moaimum of $3.800) which includes the down payment on o tractor ond interim living expenses while you take training in driving, business operations looding ond paperwork. So if you're 21 or over, in good physical condition, hove a good driving and work record, and meet the fmonciol requirements . . . ond if you’re looking for something more than just a job, contact us nowi Cell toll-free •00-14S-2101 or write n o r th A m e ric a n V A N LINES R j O. B o « « e i.D e p t.M o .W -M O Fact Woyvto lotto Az, f e u a i Qpportumtf Coznpoz^ THE OREGON JAYCEE LOG took third place prizes In the organization category far the Starlight Parade. Mayor Melvin Haneberg presented the plaque won at the parade to Jaycees Buzz Ruch and Bill DeWitt. The log. which came from Multorpor Mountain near ML Hood, will leave on tour Saturday. (Post photo) Seattle-bound log begins trek Saturday The Oregon Log will start its long roll to Seattle this weekend The log, sponsored by the Sandy-Woodland and Gresham Jaycees, will travel to the U.S. Jaycee National Convention June 26-30 via stops throughout the Pacific Northwest. Jayceea accompanying the log include Stu Simonson and Buzz Ruch. Bill DeWitt, Chris Kent and Lynn Winchester The Oregon Log is an annual Oregon Jaycee project. Each year a Jaycee chapter in Oregon bids for the honor of taking the log to the U.S. Jaycee National Convention to display and promote the lumber industry in Oregon So far, the Jaycees have hauled the truck and log about 4700 miles for display in such places as Redding. Calif., Prineville and Eugene The log and truck will travel some 2269 miles by the end of this month. The Jaycees and their display are due home June 30 after the convention activities The Oregon Log and crew will depart Saturday, June 18, from Sandy and Gresham. The group will stop for lunch in .Pasco, Wash and spend the night in Spokane. Aircraft fuel truck fire extinguished Tuesday Government Camp residents were holding their breath late Tuesday morning And if they weren't, they should have been. The cab of a truck hauling some 3500 gallons of aircraft fuel caught fire just east of the Government Camp overpass on Highway 26 at approximately 11:12 a m . The fire, although outside the limits of the Hoodland Fire District, was extinguished by Hoodland firemen before the truck blew up. “ U the thing had blown up, two houses within 200 feet of it would have gone too," said a relieved Hoodland Fire Chief Bob Fry “ And if it had blown up, I'd have been gone too because I was even closer than SAVE 1/3 to 1/2 Montana stops for the log include M issoula, B u tte * Helena, and Conrad. Then the truck will go into the Canadian province of Alberta with stops in Coutts, Lethbridge, and Calgary. From there, the Jaycees will make their way to British Columbia with stops in Golden, Kamloops, Lytton and Van couver. The Jaycees will participate in parades, celebrations and ceremonies with local goverrv ment officials along the tour route. that.” Oregon State Police re-routed traffic through Government Camp while firemen put out the blaze F ry said cause of the fire has so far been undetermined, but the cab was destroyed Fry said there were no in juries resulting from the in cident. The truck is owned by Evergreen Helicopters, Inc. Driver of the vehicle was Gary Meads of Dundee The truck was hauling fuel to Mt. Hood Meadows where the firm has a logging operation going in preparation for a new chairlift. An engine and three men from the Sandy Fire Depart ment manned the Hoodland station while the Hoodland firemen were out of the district. Slash burning scheduled Starts Thursday . . . a really big selection of sportsw ear. . . shirts, blouses, tee shirts, pants, skirts, shorts, gauchos and coordinates oil priced to save you o lot of money. Save on other Items throughout the store too . . . great to w ear right now In both junior ond misses sizes. The Forest Service an nounced this week plans to burn approximately 30 acres of slash In the Bull Run area The bum will be between the two main Bull Run reservoirs and is in an area of heavy blow down from the 1973 windstorms that struck the area, said Roger I iJ-.V V SAVE 1/3 to 1/2 VanBuskirk of the Zigzag Ranger station “ The area has been logged and salvaged and now we have the chore of cleaning up the mess,” said VanBuskirk. The area to be burned is In what is known as the Log Creek drainage. ORESHAM KIWANIS AIOTIGR Jeons ond shirts In w id e selection .. . Some sweoter, jackets ond ponts too. U t. J brb 2Stti Rwnmaga H A.M. Uotien 12:30 R.M. Dig sovlngs stort on Thursday B IT T IK lI'l NEW YORK LIFE Insurance Cu. 2017 Lloyd Center Portland. 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