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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1979)
Thur» J u n .2 ll9 7 9 (W < I ) SANDY ( O r . ) POST 7 Rock thrown through windshield injures man photo Eagle Creek gets m ural JE N N Y JO YCE oí Estacada pointe out some historic altre on a wall mural In thr Eagle ( reek School The mural was completed. with the help «4 art eludente, In ahtait two months Ihe m ural depleted a "fanlaelzed” version oí historic Eagle ( reek Joyce wa* employed under the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act. with the Clackamas County Educational HervIce District M elvin Neva doesn’t rem em ber e xactly what happened The 42 year old Boring resident and a 60 year old frien d were d riv in g on Highway 211 about three miles out of Sandy in the early evening on June 12 “ I slightly rernemlier an arm swinging out of a car,” said Neva Thi- next thing he knew, a rock flew through the windshield of his Dpal station wagon ‘Bill, I've been shot,” Neva said as he bung onto bis steering wheel and slammed on the brakes His none had been shattered by the blow "There was blorxl. glass, everyw h e re ,” Neva re membered "T h e next thing I know I was wandering around in circles "The only reason it didn't k ill me is that it didn't hit square,” he added, pointing to his forehead Neva's friend drove him to the Sandy Fire Station and he then spent the next two days at Gresham Com m unity responded to a report of a sick man at Jim's Big Apple g rrx e ry store He was transported to tlx- hospital when i, was discovered he was a diabetic suffering insulin shock as the result of tx-ing intoxicated Hospital "You should have seen me yesterday,” said Neva, who moved to the Boring area from Gresham two months ago "M y eyes were completely swollen closed Sandy police continue to investigate the incident, but so far have few leads on who threw the rm k "T hey'll protxibly never Neva find the g u y .” remarked However . re- venge isn't his main concern now ’ If this just makes one person think about their actions it w ill be worth it Neva works in Gresham as a maintenance man Sandy police are looking for leads from persons who may have observed the incident Police reported a citizen's arrest resulting from a fa m ily disturbance last Thursday Bert Roberts wa* arrested and charged with fourth degree assault after his mother. Alice Markwell, complained to the police . On F rid a y. police Garrett I^ing reported to police that someone had taken a se, of speaker* from his vehicle sometime between midnight and 10 a m on Saturday The speakers were valued at $150 Police responded to Toni's East when it was reported that a fight was brewing Sunday afternoon No fight occurred Police assisted a Bluff Uoad resident who reported that dogs were chewing up a one week old fawn, Sunday That same morning, police responded to a call from Janz Berry land who reported that s e v e ra l in t o x ic a t e d individuals were loitering on the premises They dispersed w hen police arrived Rudy Munoz Hernandez, a California resident, was cited for m aking an improper left turn as the result of a traffic accident Monday morning No one was injured Juveniles were reported knocking down newly installed traffic signs along North Bluff Road Monday evening Police responded and assisted in replanting the signs The signs call fo r" No Parking D uring School Hours,” replacing the No Parking At Any Tim e" signs along some parts of Bluff Road near Sandy High School Library adds book on ‘the lost city’ Did the legendary lost continent Atlantis exist? The Sandy Public Library has added a new book that tackles that question "A tla n tis : Fact or Fiction’’ " by Edwin Ramage w ill whet the appetite for readers seeking adventure into the mysterious past Other new adult hooks include "Continuing Ed ucation” by Dorthy Wed, "Hardwater Country” by Erederick Busch and "The Egypt S to ry ” by P H Newby New juvenile and easy books at the library include "The Airplane and How It Works” by David L'rquhart, "Sports Illustrated Book of Tennis” by Bill Talbert, "Robbie's Eriend George by Shirley Potter Estes, "Ice Cream Next Summer by Elaine Govern and "A Hero by M istake ’ ’ by A nita Brenner Doctors coming to Sandy Two o s te o p a th ic physician* with a record id success in establishing fam ily practice clinics in rural Kansu* communities .ire coming to Sandy to practice medicine together Mr Dick Evans and Mr Tirn Kasch announced last week that Clare I. Koznek. D u . and Robert I’ la-e, l i t * , plan to open a family practice medical clinic in the new Homestead Building, located a, the intersection of P roctor Boulevard and Strauss Avenue in downtown Sandy in July The building was remodeled extensively to accommodate two physicians Thr* two men are 1976 graduates o( the Kansas City College of Osteopathic Medicine Dr Koznek completed his medical internship at Lakeside H ospital, Kansas City, M issouri, and Dr Lee completed his at Doctor s Hospital. Columbus, Ohio, both in 1977 Both Dr Lee and Dr Koznek entered the National Health Service Corps in July, 1977 Within H m * span oí eight months, they established family practice centers at Winchester and Oskaloosa, Kansas, in an area where there was a shortage of physicians They also helped recruit two new physicians for a neighboring community and assisted in the development oí their new practice They served on the medical staffs of Jefferson County Memorial Hospital and Lawrence Memorial Hospital and attended two nursing homes to provide physician services Both were active in public education programs, giving lectures at local school* and fo r local service organizations as well as regional heulth system agencies (USAs) To help ensure the continuity of the area wide practice they initiated. Doctors Koznek and I.ce helped to recruit the physicians who are scheduled to replace them in the National Health Services Corps program in Kansas The two physicians ttolh have an interest in living in or near Sandy Both have applied for privileges on the medical staff of Portland Adventist Medical Center and Gresham M em orial Hospital Dr Koznek is returning to his home state He grew up in a rural area near The Dalles and received a bachelor arts degree in biology at Portland Slate University in 1971 Hobbies and interests include sa iling , hiking, photography, and farming, and he is looking for u small farm near Sandy Dr I<ee grew up in Sioux Kails, South Dakota, and Topeka. Kansas His hobbies and interests are hiking, music, photography and sailing He and his wife, Emma, are looking for a home in or near town The two physician* enjoy family practice They w ill provide medical services in general medicine, obstetrics, p ed ia trics and m inor surgery N O W op en S undays! See B argain B o u itik k n o w m o v e d to o u r u p s ta irs ! Y o u th sizes Æ TUBE SOCKS ■ <G ° F6 S J I2 0 b Sweat Shirt« 80 % Poly. RIPFD < 20% Co„on Mountain Days parade 7 30 p m , July 5 The Sandy parude with a record 60 entries w ill ttegm at the east end of town and proceed west on Proctor Boulevard, turn north on Bluff Hoad and dispense at the high school a th le tic fields at approximately 8 30 p m The 1979 Sandy Mountain Days parade w ill feature several bands, including one S w im Suits ! Newell M a g ic F it Window Shades Festival group takes 3rd Sandy Mountain Festival Committee recently won third place in the Kate Festival Starlight Parade in the communities division The placement by Sandy's small tram decorated for the parade surprised some F e s t iv a l c o m m itte e member* when the entry lost its lights during the even, The decorated train w ill tie a featured entry in thr Sandy S ee o u r i New A r r iv a l P o p u la r B rands Cigarettes Portée, ,i, every time because you do-tt-yoursei, at home from Sandy Union High School A complete schedule of Mountain Days events July J- 8 and the July 7 8 arts and crafts festival in Meinig Memorial Park w ill appear next week in The Post The plaque won by Sandy's entry in the Starlight Parade w ill be on display permanently in city hall on Pioneer Boulevard ALL LENGTHS Easy as 1 - 2 - 3 O ur lo w Price . . CARTON 1. No tools Just slide the adiustabie roller to fit the brackets Suspenders BIG PAINT Wides. Block, Red. 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