Thurs., Feb 5. 1981 (Sec 1) SANDY (Ore ) PO ST— S
New firewood
permits won’t
be released
S e n io r C e n t e r N e w s
New discoveries in outer
space w ill be the topic of
discussion tomorrow, Feb. 6,
at the Sandy Senior Center
B ill Anderson, astronomy
instructor at Mount Hood
Community College, w ill
share
slides
and
his
knowledge of recent space
exploration with interested
persons at 12:30 p.m.
Fridays w ill now be the
day for band practice at the
center. In the afternoon from
3 to 5 p m ., the group w ill
endeavor to perfect its skills,
as well as have some good,
clean fun.
As planned, Wednesdays
this month w ill be busy with
Incom e Tax and Fuel
Assistance appointments. In
a d d itio n
to these two
programs, two short film s
w ill be shown this Wed
nesday at 1 p.m. They are
about w ild horses, and a
Bureau of l^and Management
presentation on land use.
Next Wednesday, Feb. 11,
the center w ill honor its
senior volunteers with a
recognition dinner at the
Tollgate Inn at 6p.m.
Activities
for the Week of
Feb. 5 to Feb. 12
Ttiursday, Feb. 5
9 a m. to 12 noon Drop In
9 a.m. Exercise Class
9 a m. Senior ¡¿aw Project
10a.m. Humanities Class
12 noon I ¿oaves and Fishes
Friday, Feb. 6
9a.m. to 12noon Drop In
9:30a.m Arts and Crafts
12 noon [¿oaves and Fishes
12 30 p.m. Guest Speaker,
Space Exploration and Slides
3 p.m Band Practice
Monday, Feb. 9
9a.m. to 12noon Drop In
9:30 a m . Exercise Class
10:30a.m. Therapy Pool
12 noon ¡¿oaves and Fishes
1 p.m Cards
Tuesday, Feb. 10
9 a m. to 12 noon Drop In
10 a m. Golden Age Club
Board Meeting
12 noon 1 ¿oaves and Fishes
1 p.m. Ceramics
3 p.m. Guys and Dolls
Wednesday, Feb. 11
9 a .m. to 12 noon Drop In
9
am
Incom e
Tax
Assist ante
12 noon ¡¿oaves and Fishes
12 noon to 3 p.m. Fuel
Assistance
1 p.m. F ilm on Wild Horses
and BI.M ¡¿and Use
6 p.m. Recognition Dinner at
Tollgate Inn
Thursday, Feb. 12
9 a.m. to 12 noon Drop In
9a.m . Exercise Class
10a m. Humanities Class
12 noon Golden Age Club
Potluck
Rock and Roll Day at St.
Jude's Home
These g r^ ip le rs represented Sandy Union High School during the 1333-34 school year. Front, le ft to right. B ill Radford, Darrel
Nash, B ill Howard, Henry Funk, and Sydney Strong. Middle row, Bob Aschoff, unidentified, E a rl Carlson, unidentified, and
John Dagslund. Back row, Coach L.E. Palm er, Trum an Huston, Louis Reich, Lawrence Nash, Lloyd Holt, la r r y Guthu, Phil
Cousins, and Eldon Phelps. This was taken in front of the old Pioneer Building and is courtesy of The Sandy Pioneer
Association.
School menus
Sandy
Monday, Feb. 9
Hot Dog on a Bun
Pickle Relish
Mustard
Seasoned Green Beans
Apple
M ilk
Tuesday, Feb. 10
Hamburger Gravy
over Whipped Potato
Broccoli
Oatmeal Cookie
Hot Whole Wheat Roll
M ilk
Wednesday, Feb. 11
Sausage Pizza
Corn
F ru it
Carrot Sticks
M ilk
Thursday, Feb. 12
Fried Chicken
Potato Rounds
Tossed Green Salad
Bread & Butter
Chocolate M ilk
Friday, Feb. 13
Chili Beans
Cabbage Salad
Com Bread &
Honey Butter
M ilk
Paul Cooper
S ervices
fo r
Sandy
resident Paul S. Cooper w ill
be held today, Feb. 5, at 1
p.m. in the chapel of Sandy
Funeral Home. Burial w ill be
at Mt. View Cemetery in
Tacoma, Wash
Born in B ritton, S.D. on
Jan 15, 1904, his fam ily
moved to Yakim a, Wash., in
1908 where he grew up
He spent most of his years
in Washington in the lumber
industry and later owned a
laundry business. He was
also employed by the state of
Washington for eight years
before his retirem ent
He m a rrie d his w ife ,
iAicille, in Tacoma in 1974.
They lived in Portland for
one year before making their
permanent home near Alder
Creek.
Mr
Cooper died in a
P o rtla n d
h o sp ita l
last
Friday, Jan 30. He was 77.
He is survived by his wife,
and a sister, Margaret Reed
of Yakim a.
The
fa m ily
requests
memorials be made to the
Oregon D ing Association in
his memory.
Margaret Garlock
Form er Pleasant Home
resident Margaret Garlock
died in a Gresham hospital
last Wednesday, Jan. 28 She
was 65
Funeral services were held
Saturday at the Pleasant
1 lome Baptist Church.
Born Margaret Maxine
White in Rogue River on
March 16, 1915, she lived in
Portland during most of her
youth.
She m arried Theodore A.
G a rlo ck
in V ancouver,
Wash . on Aug 10,1938
Ten years after moving to
P leasant
Home,
M rs.
Garlock began working as a
clerk in stores in Pleasant
Home and Sandy She retired
in 1974. They moved to Sandy
in 1977
She is survived by her
husband; a son, Ted Garlock
of Sandy; two brothers,
Barney White of Seattle and
Cottrell
Welches
Monday, Feb. 9
Hamburger gravy on
Mashed potatoes
Carrot-raisin salad
Buttered broccoli
Applesauce
M ilk
Monday, Feb. 9
Spaghetti-Meat Sauce
Calico Salad
Roll - Butter
F ru it Medley
M ilk
Tuesday, Feb. 10
Beef-Scalloped Potatoes
Buttered Peas & Carrots
Peanut B utter Sandwich
Apple Wedge
M ilk
Tuesday, Feb. 10
Sauerkraut w-wieners
Buttered peas
Cheesebread
Crispy celery sticks
Cherry crisp
M ilk
Wednesday, Feb. 11
Pork Noodle Casserole
Egg and Lettuce Salad
Buttered Cornbread
I ¿emon Slush
M ilk
Wednesday. Feb. 11
Spaghetti
Buttered french bread
T urnip wheels
Buttered green beans
Peaches
M ilk
Thursday, Feb. 12
Toasted Cheese Sandwich
Crisp Carrots-Celery
Pear Pineapple Medley
Valentine Cake
Choice of M ilk
Thursday, Feb. 12
Toasted cheese sandwiches
Cole slaw
Potato soup
Crackers
Cupcakes
M ilk
F riday. Feb. 13
Fish Sticks-Ketchup
Jo Jo Potatoes
Buttered Com
Bread - Butter
Apple Crisp
F riday, Feb. 13
Fish portions
Tator logs
Buttered carrots
Cottage cheese w-
Pineapple chunks
Choice of m ilk
Ray White of Portland; two
sisters, Mildred Hipes of
Portland and Jeanne Mason
of Eugene, and two grand
children.
The fam ily requests that
memorials be made to the
P leasant Home B a p tis t
Church, or the Pioneer
Church of the Good Shephei d
in Sandy.
Sandy Funeral Home was
•n charge of arrangements.
D e V r i e s m im i c r y c o n tin u e s
by BARBARA
WATERHOUSE
for The Post
P eter
De
V rie s
is
especially fond of m im icry
and
im p e r s o n a t io n .
Somewhere, in his early
childhood, he must have been
given a snoot fu ll of religious
training and he had an
allergic reaction to it.
In later years, he has been
sneezing it out — book after
book.
“ Forever Panting,” is a
sort of m o ra lity tale in
modern dress. I t is told from
the v ie w p o in t of Stew
Smackenfelt, who finds the
conflict between Flesh and
S pirit unabated by modern
labeling — such as Ego and
Superego rid in g herd on the
Id. His Id he has named
and Tw ylia Evans of Grand
Coulee,
W ash.;
three
brothers, M a rvin of Port
land, Dewey of Brightwood
and Dean in Wyoming; 19
grandchildren;
17 great
grandchildren, and many
nieces and nephews.
Interm ent was at F irh ill
Cemetery in Sandy.
A bridge across the Sandy
River at Sleepy Hollow was
one of 27 structures added to
the S ix Y e a r H ighw ay
Improvement Program and
approved last week by the
O re g o n T ra n s p o r ta tio n
Commission.
The structures are local
g o v e rn m e n t
b r id g e
replacement projects funded
w ith
H ig h w a y
B rid g e
Replacement funds. No state
funds w ill be involved in the
program , w ith matching
funds coming from local
agencies involved.
The $500,000 Sandy R iver
Bridge in Clackamas County
meets current agreements
with the Association of
Oregon Counties and the
1 ¿eague of Oregon Cities.
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F u n e ra l
services
fo r
George (Ham p) Plaster,
father of a Sandy man, were
held Wednesday in Parkdale.
He died Sunday, Feb. 1, in a
Hood River hospital. He was
80
He is survived by his wife,
V irginia of Parkdale; a son,
George of S andy; fo u r
daughters, Marie Goss of
Odell, Alice Bowen of Bend,
Betty Greene of Parkdale
"T hat gross but cunning
Doppelganger to whom I
rem ain manacled for life, as
much his prisoner as he
mine, till the end of the
Journey, when we reach that
bourn
fro m
w hich no
tra ve lle r returns, or glue
factory.”
Shades of Dorian Gray, Dr.
Jekyll and M r. Hyde, and
Faust. It sounds grim , but it
is a rib a ld rib as only De
Vries can do it, and still come
out smelling like a rose.
The Insurance Professionals
Sandy River
bridge planned
T in a’s Brass Ring
George Plaster
Blodgett.
"B lodgett is a rather hairy
party inhabiting me as a
lodger a house, a p rim itive of
rudim entary appetites. He is
the satyr half of me — he
overeats and oversleeps, and
he drinks too m uch,” he
says.
‘ SYou have yo u r own
Blodgett. You know him of
old. He wants that last chop
and a th ird piece of pie. He is
the beast that sleeps in a ll of
us ( dozing lig h tly in some).
New firewood perm its w ill
not be available for the
Clackamas drainage of the
Mount Hood National Forest
because of a shortage in the
wood supply.
Existing perm its, which
are valid through March 31,
w ill s till be honored through
that date and are valid only
with a current firewood map.
"The current demand for
wood, coupled with a light
snow
have
created
a
situation where the available
supply of firewood has been
d e p lete d ,”
said
Pete
Wagner, Mount Hood Forest
Tim ber staff.
Permits are still available
for the Barlow, Bear Springs
and Hood River districts,
with Barlow perm its also
being issued by the Zigzag
Ranger D istrict at Zigzag.
With weather conditions
very changeable, prospec
tive wood cutters should
check with the Mount Hood
Supervisor's office, 667-0511
or 661-5406, for current
conditions, Wagner said.
MEETING AT.
Sandy High School (B u tt Road)
Sunday mornings (9 30 11 30)
PASKJH&
Or. lohn Moore (695 2924)
Dr Al Baylis (658 4728)