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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1949)
jy Y í'A K Y d B ÍÍfS ® €re jleSantóSl rl TU/fí-» jr*ÍZ'< 1949 rt. 2, Boring- , Rev. M ark C h am b erlin , p a sto r of; the Friendly C prner M ethodist Church retu rn ed S aturday from the annual m em bership m eeting of the national M ethodist feder- j ation for social action, held Dec. , 28 to 30 in Oskaloosa, la. A fter \A ^ b atteries were sfol- I thè Conference Rev. Cham berlin " fupper’s saw mill Tues- went on to St. Joseph, Mo. to '“"d nr earlv Wednesday visit his old hom e town. On his f e E hoel, police chief re tu rn trip Rev. C ham berlin was delayed 2 days in Omaha, Neb. ling.u because of th e snow conditions. H ? I S B p»*™1- Barge d rifts also delayed his train t been off police duty for a day in Laram ie, Wyo. Wednesday morning be- F rozen w a te r p ip e s and an ice- i of- illness- . jcold house m ade a cold homecom eandv Sportsman’s Asso- ing fo r Mr. and Mrs. F o ster Long- en will 'hold a merchandise 1 street and soil, Rolland, who re ; ¿day .starting at 10:30 tu r n e d Sunday a fte r a w eek’s va cation in Vancouver, B. C., w ith ) h er grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Georfe Buschka and I Jam es Copeland. O ver n ight stops L Joanne, spent the holi- i w ere m ade both going and re iiting relatives in Seattle. tu r n in g a t the hom e-of Mr. and Mr. M drove up there for ! Mrs. P a t Wiley, Seattle. L ongstreet c o m m e n t e d th a t ¡about th e iciest section of road H attended a North- ¡they had to drive over w as from j dealer’s .meeting in Everet to Bellingham. “Five to 10 miles' per h our w as top speed,” )1?day. Mr? Smith re- he said. h the statement that Shearman, B luff road I A t D am ascus—- D e iiio a r k W v iilin Mr. and M rs. R a y B eeso n le ft s e n Ar iASC? JS~ MrS- Em m a Jen .... ' S C l o t h e W ednesday on a m otor trip to Cal r^ 'ïS h b u n v o î Sandy. ifornia. F rid ay th ey will attend a m eeting of Pacific Coast Chev »ther conditions the rolet dealers in San Francisco and S atu rd ay a m eeting of the lf0 "e0 card party. sched’ j NADA. T he 1949 Chevrolet will ;ran£e feghÉ* will not j be unveiled at the F riday m eet Saturday ing, Mr. Beeson said. The Bee- h e r e 'so n s w3U d riv e to P a lm Springs “ * Plan spend thp win-; win- « “ a W s .c .H .A i« - anforseen conditions >e more Fords in 1949.” Berry Meeting Slated Tuesday several weeks vaca- |California. Mr. Shearman A berry g row ers’ m eeting will his brothers, Russell and at North Hollywood and be held all day Tuesday, Jan. 18, w the New Year’s parade in the Sandy H igh School gym na sium, Leon Garoiari,; Clackam as County extension agent, announc id Mrs. E. J. Voight, of ed T hursday. The g ath erin g will begin a t 10 idias their guests New IMayors, Voight’s nephew, a.m. and close a t 3 p.m., he said. MceEckfund from Escondido, The p ro g ra m will include a panel gfeand- Mrs. Voight's sister, discussion led by John J. In s is, Bath Lombard, and her son keep, county agent, and speeches hier-ih-iaw, Mr. and Mrs. by- th e following specialists from BliLombardj all of Portland. Oregon S ta te College : Dr. R. E. Stephenson, soil sci SoyL. Benton, secretary of the entist, who Will speak on soils Pacifié Religious . Liberty fertilizing; Dr. E d V au g h n ,'p lant teociation, will Jhe the featured pathologist, diseases of berries; çeaker at the Masonic Temple, R obert Every, entom ology spec x. Monday. His illustrated ialist, insect pèsts of berries; Rex ¡¡¿ire is entitled, “America, The W arren, crops specialist, and f t and The Constitution.” [.Clive Cook, extension agent, weed te wilt be - no admission sprays for straw b erry fields, and R. R alph Clark, straw b erry p lant certification program . Jte. Henry Levison, B luff road, T he panel to be led by Mr. In s |4o has been at Portland Sani- keep will be m ade up of th e fol for the past few weeks lowing grow ers in th e Sandy area: .Glen Schaeffer, Pete Packard, Wotted doing well. Mrs. Levi- Iras sister and 'brother-in-law, C harles T h atcher' arid Eldon Sni I ft. and Mrs. Charles Cammint, der. The group will discuss m eth |ived here last Saturday from ods of reducing costs of produc r.d. Mr. Levinson’s bro- tion. A sim ilar m eeting will, be held |fe, Andrew, returned to his tein Chamberlain. S. D., last W ednesday i h Beaver Creek a t the wk after a month’s stay here. C entral G range Hall. The sam e p rogram will.be offered. rsi Lauderback Kites Saturday sen, Copenhagen, D enm ark is a visitor now a t the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. E rick Brandley. Mrs. Jensen came from her hom eland by plane. A fter re fueling stops at Iceland, the Shet land Isles and . Scotland, th a t plrine traveled to New York Where she boarded another plane f t c h . ™ l', M° -.IP . rnai<?en 8 3 teachers. It was foUowed by"2 to r San Francisco. H er total was H arriet Catherine Hayworth. flying tim e w as 35 hours. Educated in Oregon schools, Mrs. round table discussion on the She plans to leave here by train Lauderback w as m arried in Cot movie. on Jan. 30 for New York, w here trell on July 1, 1.906 to F o rre st At the business meeting the she will board an ocean liner on B. Lauderback. . P.-T.A. voted to turn the school Fob. 3 for the trip home. .' Mrs. Lauderback. had lived in lunch program over to the school Mrs. Jensen and Mrs. Brandley this. area, since moving here from board next year. It was also de- had not seen each other for 40 Missouri w ith her fam ily a t the years prior to this visit. age of 3. She greatly enjoyed G rangers le e t rdening and working w ith Mrs. Clifford Fosberg presented'i lo w e rs. Survivors a re the husband, F o r ap interesting program a t the D am ascus G range m eeting last re st B .; a son, Harold, of De- Lake; 3 daughters, Mrs. R uth S aturday night, consisting group singing, and a skit, “New ¡ Goodwin, Portland; Mrs. Char- Year’s Resolutions,” by Mr. and {lotte L ittlepage and Mrs. Irene M r s . Ivan Robertson and daugh-i Gunningham, Boring; 3 brothers,' ters, Dolores and Patricia. F orrest, Charles and W illiam A skit w as presented by A. W. Hayworth, of Boring; a n d '2 sis-. Sizes 2-8 Years. Reg. $9.98 Boynton and Junior Fosberg, w ith ters, Mrs. Homer Revenue, Bor- Mrs,.. Ja k e DeYoung as n arrato r. Hng, and Mrs. Francis Day, War- S ingers' were Dolores R o b ertson,! renton. Otil'lia Tubbs, Jane Jiggers and i -------- Gferaldine and Helen Tubbs, ac-1 HICKEY SERVICE H E L D onMhbMhmo^ ^ n R ?ber^ T u b b s! F uneral services w ere; held; Sizes 6 4 0 years. Reg. $32 gram & i0WJng + Pr° ' Monday for Mrs. Maurice HMiri- ! S 5 d o u t-n ib t / r S Were nie): Hickey, 53, of rt. 1 Coble, tbo h drenB- • who Passed aw ay a t St. Helen’s JO H N STO N ’S- w £ voted m ? SlntbSS me<ktmJ ’ 4 hospital Jan. 7. Mrs. Hickey w as on e 'X c 1 yearlY Toes ! a form er resident of the Sandy- 20 cents, m aking the total $2.60 , Boring area. .. . . PeM rfa Dnrn TO rv°n ’ • ! Mrs. Hickey w as born in G len-' D ar ^ DxT,°Ung’ cbairm .a n ’ ! wood, Wash., April 26, 1895. H er Phone 24x9 Loop H ighway a^ om^£sd tn a >- -he next m e e tin g ! m£liden nam e was Minnie Kuhn-.,’ S J m ' e 111 i hausen. She spent her childhood t a bG n ah on Tuesday, jn Glenwood and lived for a time ■an ' [ in Portland. On Nov. 16, 1920 she Occupy New Homes j was m arried to M aurice Hickey I Mr. and Mrs. Ted Troge,. n o w 1 in Vancouver, W ash. In 1922. beiitg established in the home they they moved to a farm in th e | ju st finished building, are “a t «Sandy area w here they lived for hom e” to friends and neighbors. 27 years. .< ■»Mr., and Mrs. F ra n k Todd are I Carroll F uneral Home was. in now» settled in their newly-pur-1 charge of arrangem ents. Rev. chaised hom e a t 207 N.E. 104th; Lee M arvin conducted, the serv- avenue. i ice, and Mrs. Nellie Evans sang. .Thomas Tubbs has returned t o ! Interm ent was at F orest Lawn St. A nthony Sem inary a t S a n ta ' Cemetery. B arbara, Calif., after spending the ! Pallbearers were E hner Brown, holidays a t home w ith his p a r - ! Floyd B. Leever, Robert N- Ruff- ents, Mt. and Mrs. Robert Tubbs, j ing, L. S. March, Kerineth Denney On. the re tu rn trip he planned to ! and Conrad Gillert; ? ? stop, to see his brother, Donald, [■ Mrs. Hickey is survived by a who is attending the novitiate i daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Zippier, school a t San Miguel. , i Sandy; 3 brothers, H erbert, W hite Garden Brand Mrs. K athleen N orgaard and Salmon, . W ash., .Frank, Laure^ Bill Ronson Burley, Portland, i Wash., and Eric Kunhausen, Ore- w ere guests last Sunday in the gon City; 2 sisters, Mrs. C.. B. home of i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rankin, Silver C reek,‘Wash., and Mayer. i Mrs. Felix Chiodo, Gresham, and' i her stepm other Mrs. Edward Salt A ir M rs. M yrebaHe P au l, 4-11 e x [■ Kuhnhausen, Oregon City. tension agent, left- W ednesday Oregon had a population of evening by plane for Los Angeles for a five day vacation and io about 53,000 when it became a 'sta te on Feb. 14, 1859.. ■, see her new grandson. I N Donald Crowford. son of ■ir'an Mrs. Walter D. Craw- lifcW a *’retuined from Ger- ■£lceW -after securing, his from, the army. Pvt. i f c k - S attiiched t0 the 2nd Irtispensary and previous E S ' S 1? n5-he drove sup' 1 Berlin. His truck ¡ ¡ ¿ Was stopped when the h’n saH “narted the blockade. i’hight\J',Uty in Germany was bl<t the States are bet- lamgasy Clearance a I ~ 'Tractor. T h e measure o f a go o d traVtor "buy” is work- pow er per dollar — useftildwork-power on y e a r farm. Compare the M odel C w ith any other tractor o f its size: ■ rtïrij S j u ' 'V R ea so n a b le price. T / More h o rsep o w er per d ollar than a n y oth er tractor ipf;its « la ss. iX Tricycle ty p e —^ ’âc'âp ted tci a ll farm w ork. SHOW SUITS *SZ A v a ila b le w ith hydraulic lift, b e lt p u lley a n d P.T.O. attach m en t, fili $2JS Stop in a n d s e e us. FAW TRAeTOR I® JO.13 D w ight W. Bergli Phone .'Gresham' 3441 Sandy, Orégon N o. h e r s folger T 2 tin COFFE lbs. 27* 35* 9-lbs. 79^ 49* Y e llo w , 5 4 b T ria n g le , Dale M. Bergh Boring Road Friday-Saturday Special Bine Rose Fancy B IC I Coin Meal Rolled Wheat Ç . h ’s good farm business to ow n a M odel It’s econom ical to operate; has front-mountejj im plem ents for straight-ahead vision; POS, Selecteá. Mayflower 39* Ä yd ..e.sb^-3 âïyssS pounds ANS 2 3 * ief TUIA ì a -in' « rore you any autom atic washer, com- it with tmazing General Electric A ll- A utom atic îr. Y o u ’l l marvel at th tn esaving, worksaving washer that gives you art autom atic s< ak, A ctivator washing action, deep-water rinsing, and high speed damp-drying— so thor- ough, that it gets many piect s dry enough to iron! T his washer is completely flexible, too. Stop it when you w ant -— start it where y ou want. And you can skip o r repeat., any operation in th ; entire cycle. Ask to see this All-r lute ctlon! I t ’s being a y — to shoS d n enstrated today- - evi you autom atic w ashing at : finest?” Price '$369.95 U. S. Pat. Off. HOW! ra t l.m w e s P i l R i E 27* M i ® Lean B eef P@i R O A » j® 49* feef Lean, Center Cut 55* PORK Armour’s f,W . h§ rieri.’ S w ift’s Premium H i l i 3 S n r HCTRIC L icensed E le c tric a l C o n tra c to r P h o n e 752 E v e n in g s Call 232 S andy,- Ore-- Short Shank Swift i PICNIC < OXYDOl DÜZ L a rg e T I D E 3^ R INSO Swan Soap lieg. bar 10^ l b ; '.W i iä C? i 3! ® by, ova.i Sliced a N ew Construction or Remodeling. Ï ' W i n S w ift’s Empire B ii W i d 35* C alif. G rated., BACON COME A N D G E T ’EM ! Sandy, Oregon e -. H r Jacobson. ■ ; - :,-,j ; “ Aady A si tarit Ì Cream Style COM N„. w IS* • Oil H e a te rs i E lectric R a n g é s h le c tric R e f r ig e r a to r s & HARDWARE ¿bííopsé ' íi'riT K i d d i e s K l o ’s Norge Floor ioiel Appliances lumber lu e s XBHW am ' • SHOW PANTS *Xrade-'iuark K riCe$ on these models have been drastically reduced, y & SNOW SPECIAL C ham ber Ag B ody C h a ir m a n N a m e d D irector A rt Bellingham w as nam ed to supervise the activities of th e Sandy Cham ber of Com m erce ag ricu ltu re com m ittee a t a director’s m eeting W ednesday noon, Mr. Bellingham, announced th a t he would nam e the agriculture com m ittee chairm an next week. Logging in terest will be re p re sented on the com m ittee by Joe Yoerger, owner .of the Big 8 L um ber Co., Aims, Mr. Bellingham said. F irst job for the agriculture committee, said Mr. Bellingham, will be the Cham ber’s F arm ers D inner m eeting /scheduled for Feb. 14. County agent John Inskeep is now m aking arran g em en ts for the program , reported Mr. Bell ingham. Grade Teachers, Parents See Film • j cided that the-next;'schobl mibvie i was ho fee policed by -two parents; The next school movie spon s o r e d by the P.-T.A. will be “The B y Airs. .Sam uel R odm an I March of the Wooden Soldiers”, Funeral services for Mrs. For- The Welches P.-T.A. met at the grade school gym, 8 p.m. rest B. (“K atie” ) Lauderback, 62, the schoolhouse, 2 p m j a ™6 a t i i Jan. 14. 1, box 399, Boring, who died _ mRS&jgi x i ' 1 lh e first p a rt of the program Refreshm ents were ' served by Tuesday, have been set for S atu r day, Jan, 15, - at 2 p.m. ■ in the included a talk given by* Mrs. O. Mesdames Hansen, Mitchell, Wil chapel of Carroll’s F uneral Home H. Rieger, social hygiene chair lis and Kla witter. m an of the■ CiacKamas County in Gresham. Public H ealth Association. She Dr. George W. Bruce will con told of the movie, “Human duct the service’s and W illiam El G row th”, which has taken ten liott will sing. years of intensive study before it Mrs. L audeiback passed way l was produced S t i I ft/'uh)n W. Dowell, Jr., son iffi. and Mrs. M. C. Dowell, received b’s discharge F the Air Force after three [W service... Sgt. Dowell got ifcein time for Christmas. He Ip.roost- of his service time at f c - W Hawaii.. His dad ‘; , . e is having a tough time iRf .ronditioned to ' this ice «snow we are having here af- 'k £ l ropical climate of the W T H E SA N D Y P O S T , SA ND Y, O R EÖ O N Dale Stew art, fo rm er city re- core der. w as tre a te d in Hutchin- son i Hospital, Oregon City, Friday ’night for an overdose of sinus medicine, friends reported. He was discharged from the hospital S aturday and departed for a trip to California. Medley 6* Scales SE E D S - F E E D S - N E E D S M a in St. Sandy O re g o n
