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THE SANDY POST
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No man ever became great or good
except through many and great mis-
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—-Gladstone
Carroll Funeral Florae
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
GRESHAM OREGON
SOCIETY AND CLUB ACTIVITIES
Phone 31
Terry Revenaugh, Women’s Editor
! i Boring Teenager’s Original Fashions
Previewed To Fifteen Million People
P O Box 11
Musical , And Movie
Program Given By
H.E.C. Friday Evening
May Fete Honors Second Ye«
For Mountain Grange Saturday
One hundred fifty m em bers and friends helped the M«,™ -
Grange celebrate its second birthday a t an all day May S 3*
Saturday, May 27. Milwaukie G range was re p re s e n te d ^ ? ^
seer Coats a£d his wife and M r and Mrs. P l i m S .
Deputy Shirley Buck an d +his wife were other guests.
F M ountain G range M aster L. E a rl Wilson awarded first
in th e grange-sponsored poster Contest to Wilma HouXJP®
recent J a d u a te of W elches g rade school. Second
prizes w ere won by G ary G aulke a i d Faye Hanson
K em pster and M arion Goff re ceived honorable mention
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bipgo were played £ d
bar was set up for the c o S
ience of those who
W
spent the
day.
Exhibits' on display included
an arrangem ent of - photoaS
By Mrs. Tom Paul
by Naomi BlaisdeU, lecture?1«
AIMS—Mr. and Mrs. R. H. baby contest, judged on the W
S tu a rt of P ortland w ere Sunday is of old baby pictures, was X
visitors of Mrs. S tu a rt’s parents, by -M rs. Wayne H am b lei?
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. H aggstrom Tovey was auctioneer
and family.
The May Festival, under the
John ¡Stuart of P o rtlan d is sponsorship of the Home Econ
spending a few days visiting omics club, earned over $ioo
K arl H aggstrom .
; ' ,
th e Mountain Grange improve,
Donnie Jam es is visiting his m ent fund.
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S.
B. Lawson, and family.
Billie A nderson w as hom e for
a few days recently.
Mrs, J. A. H aggstrom and son,
Harold, made a business trip to
M adras one day la st week.
M iss C harline Cox was gradu
Local musicians w ere public-y
presented in the T alent and
By Terry Revenaugh
m ake potato salad as well as Movie Show sponsored by tne
All of us, in our cut-out doll Mama does,” she said. “I only Home Economics Club of the
days, have searched the Sunday hope th a t someday I will learn Sandy Grange, at th e grange
funnies avidly for "the --latest the secret.”
hall in Kelso, F riday evening,
fashions w orn by Boots and H er
So there, she is, th a t m yster May 26. Mrs. W. R. Beehler was
Buddies or Tillie th e Toiler. ious Miss So-and-So whom .we general chairman.
Most of us sighed w istfully a t envied because s h e ' had h er
Movies owned by John run-
the signature “Drawn by -Miss drawings printed in Tillie the yard were shown by Jack .Cook.
Beginning
So-and-So” wishing we could Toiler.
A t sixteen she’s had About 70 people w ere present
have one of our draw ings pub her fashions previewed to an fo r th e program and lunch, was
SUNDAY NIGHT, JU N E 4
lished. We .wondered too, if audience which would probably served by ladies o f H.E.C. g
8:00 P. M., Masonic Hall
Miss So-and-So w ere some god overflow the banquet room of
A vocal duet w as sung by
like creature out of th e movies the W aldorf in New York. .
W anda Lee and Shela Chase.
or ju st a little girl like us.
All it takes it seems, besides T erry Pierce played a violin solo
A few Sundays ago, the Tillie a little God-given talent, is accompanied by his brother.
the Toiler cut-out w as signed by study, work, belief in yourself Tommy. Piano solos w ere played
And Party
Miss Lorna Wheeler,- Boring, and the ability to go ahead and by Tommy Pierce and Sharon
Oregon. H ere w as th a t long do it.
-
McCormick.
wished for chance to see, per
Shirley Hornback w as accomp
sonally, the fabulous la d y who
anist for a g u ita r duet by D ar
had
h
er
a
r
t
published.
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lene and Carol Skeslein. The
Young Ambitions
vibraharp .was played by Ronnie
John Marie—13-Year Old Pianist
Lorna W heeler turned o u t to
and Donrfy Ziemer.
be th e m ost glam orous and ex
Week Night Services Tues.-Fri. 7:45 P. M.
George Hale, acordian in
a te d Monday, May 29, from the
citing of today’s fem ales—the
,
Woman’s Club Hall
stru cto r presented th ree of his
eig h th grade rof Sandy Grade
American high school co-ed.
Twenty-nine piano pupils of students, B arbara Beehler, J a r
school. She is the daughter of
Only someone sixteen years old,
vis
Swindle
and
El
Donna
Coop
Mrs.
Minna
Colt,
Boring,
were
M r. and Mrs. Elmer Cox, Bluff
as L om a is, could have the
Betty Stockman gave a dra
About 40 guests attended a road.
burning dream s which enable presented in recital Sunday, er.
Arlan J. Berglund, Pastor
m atic reading. N orm à Spath, bridal show er in honor of Miss
May
28,
3:30
p.
m.
a
t
th
e
Odd
C h arlin e arrived from Niland,
h er to realize h er ambitions.
Portland, presented a tapping Marilyn W heeler, Tuesday, May C alifornia
ju s t two weeks be
J u s t like m any of us did, Fellows hall. About 115 parents
and
friends
attended.
and
tw
irling
number.
23, in th e annex of th e Com m u fo re th e regular graduation at
L orna w ants to be a fashion
The
program
was
given
as
Those
playing
in
the
recital
nity
church?
Games
w
ere
played
designer. More th an we did,
th e g rad e school. Her commence-
which th e
bride-to-be çnent w as delayed until complete
she has already had some of w ere: Allen Roberts, Jam es Val- p art of -the 'fu n d raising cam after
berg,
Dennis
Fink,
Gail
Nelson,
paign
of
the
H.E.C.
fo
r
the
opened m any gifts.
h er fashions published.
Can
reco rd s w ere received from the
H ostesses w ere Mrs. S pahr, N iland school. Her graduation
you imagine how large a reader- Billy Morrison, Virginia Dollo- Sandy Grange.
G ary 'F in k , Kenneth Ker
and Mrs. H ew itt assisted by w as announced by grade school
ship the Sunday funnies have? witch,
Miss Phyllis H ew itt and Shirley P rin c ip a l H arry Harvie.
Im agine then, how m any thous slack, D otty Norquist, Shirley
H ew itt Seal. R efreshm ents w ere
ands of people have seen the Voirath, Dorothy Knapp, Judy
served a t th e close of th e eve
original a rt of this Gresjiam Polivka, R ita Dollowitch, Je rry
Anderson,
Marilyn Morrison,
ning.
high school sophomore.
Miss W heeler, th e d au g h ter of
As a concrete basis for h er Dave Naas.
Joan Kerslack, Linda R itter,
Phone 267
Phone 795
dreams, L om a is taking a two-
Mrs. W alter Ebling represent Mr. and Mrs. M erton W heeler,
Dixie
Hunt,
Sandra
R
itter,
Wau-
Gresham, Oregon
year correspondence course in
ed th e Sandy Business and P ro Sandy, will be m arried Ju n e 4
Sandy, Oregon
commercial a rt from A rt In n it^ Arm strong, Stephen Forbes, fessional W om en’s club a t the in th e Chapel o fth e H ills to
Shirley
Surber,
Betty
Lou
Successors to
struction, Incorporated.
N ext
banquet fo r th e BPW national Glen Olson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thurs., Fri., Sat., June 1-2-3
year she will tak e free-hand Haven, Beverly Colt, Melva Hill, president Dr. F rances Scott held Goodwin Olson.
Fri. and Sat., June 2-3
Mickey Rooney and Thomas
Ja co b so n Company
draw ing as p art of h er school Stephen Colt, Nancy Grufke, in th e M ultnomah hotel th e eve
and K athleen Forbes.
Mitchell in
ning of May 22, Monday.
The Fighting Seahees courses.
“My goal is to be a fashion
A BPW sponsored style show
Get Your Wedding
The Big Wheel
W ith John' Wayne and Susan
M ain a t Fourth
illustrator,” L o m a says.
“I
w as held in the Oregonian H ost
Hayward
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like to design clothes fo r myself
ess House, Thursday, May 25, as
Announcements at
Dana Andrews and Susan
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right now and I have p ut some
P h o n e Gresham 208
a benefit for th e American Can
Hayward in
of m y ideas to w ork in m y own
cer society. Jean Olsen, P o rt
Roughshod
The
Sandy
Post
land m em ber of th e club, w as
My Foolish Heart
W ith Robert Sterling, John wardrobe.
Seventy-two
members
and general chairm an.
Pre-School Raphael
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Ireland and Claud Jarm an Jr.
friends
of
th
e
St.
Michael’s
P
ro
“As fa r back as I can rem em
Those from Sandy who attend
CARTOON AND NEWS
— PLUS-----
ber, I started drawing, even gressive» Club gathered fo r an ed w ere Mrs. W alter Hoffmann,
CARTOON AND NEWS
before I began school. I ju st evening of entertainm ent last Mrs. Eugene Vedder, Mrs. W alt
loved to try to draw Boots in Thursday, May 25, at the Sandy e r Ebling, Mrs. E d g ar Martin,
Sun., Mon., Tues., June 4-5-6
the funny papers. I used to Grange hall.
Mrs. W arren Crutcher, Miss
Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed.,
F irst prizes were awarded to Florence Pierce.
Love Happy
draw all over the walls, too.
June 4-S-6-7
Mrs.
F
ra
n
k
Leitheiser,
pinochle;
Such early success . ' in her
W ith Marx Brothers
The Great Lover
chosen field has not made L om a Mrs. Louis Popelka, “500” ; Ray
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precocious, nor taken h er out of 1 mond Toohey and Donna Too-
.With Bob Hope, Rhonda
Challenge To Lassie
hey, tied for first place in
Fleming, Roland Young and this world. Like any teen-ager games.
IN TECHNICOLOR
she loves sports, especially ping
Roland Culver
Consolation''
prizes
w ere
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pong, and everything th a t goes
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CARTOON AND NEWS
w ith picnics and hikes.
She aw arded to Robert Leber, pin
Captain China
holds more th a n h er own in ochle and Leonard J. Grassi,
The Rainbow Girls, M ountain
W ith John Payne, Gail
homemaking too since she sews “500.”
An
additional
prize
w as View C hapter of E astern Star,
and cooks.
Russell, Jeffry Linn and
staged a public installation of
In h er leisure hours, when she awarded to P erry Rodenbaugh, officers
Michael O’Shea
Wednesday
evening,
Refreshm ents w ere served by
isn’t
draw
ing
and
designing
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Mrs. Thomas Kubitz, Sr., Mrs May 31, 8 p. m., in th e Masonic
Always a Good Show
L
orna
likes
to
play
the
piano.
hall, Sandy. The Mt. Scott chap
CARTOON AND NEWS
H er favorite subject in school, F ran k Leitheiser, Mrs. Elm er te r of DeMolay headed the
Johnson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H
arvey
again aside from draw ing, is
crowning ceremonies.
Kubitz and Mrs. F red Gilbert.
at
Thursday, June 8—Pal Night Spanish, which she h as studied
Installing officer w as Lyla
Music
for
dancing
w
as
fu
rn
W ADE’RAIN is designed,.not only to assure the most
for tw o years.
Swails, assisted by Blanche
ished
by
Vernon
and
H
arold
The Hatchet Man
Mom Is Good Cook
efficient and economical application of water for bigger
Packard,
Chaplain;
P
a
t
Gomoll,
Wilburn.
The
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L om a’s dad is a plum ber and
yields, but also to m ake the job of irrigating faster and
M arshall; Mrs. H arold Babcock,
she has a younger brother and
Farewell To Arms
easier for you ! W h y not have all the advantages of
Recorder; and Mrs. W alter Alt,
sister who attend Pleasant Val Rehekahs-IOOF Plan
Musician.
GRESHAM
WADE’ RAIN, the LEADER in features ?
W ith Gary Cooper and
ley grade school. H er mom is
Clara Leum was installed as
Helen Hayes
obviously a good cook, since J-oint Installation
W orthy Advisor w ith j Amelia
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L o m a includes eating h er potato On M id-Summer D ate
Theater
Raysik as W orthy A ssistant Ad
CARTOON AND NEWS
salad am ong h er hobbies.
N e w l9 4 ? £
Charity
w as
Shirley
A joint installation is planned visor.
“I doubt th a t anyone can
Nancy Dove;
fo r sometime in Ju ly for newly Schultz; Hope,
; WADE’RAIN
elected officers of the Sandy Faith, Donna Gomoll. Jeanne
improvements
Rebekah lodge and International Scales w as installed as Recorder
and Beverly Boylan w as T reas
d ow n 1
O rder of Odd Fellows.
moving tim e o f your
Officers for th e Rebekahs, urer.
Appointive officers installed
A m e rfe a ’«
S t r a i g h t E ig h t
elected Thursday, May 25, are:
sprinkier lines to
Noble Grand, Mrs. Ab McLean; w ere: Love, Sharon Sleeper;
a minim um ,. "s
E o w eo t-P rleed C a r w ith G M B e d r a - M a tie J V ric e
Vice Grand, Mrs. M arie Thomas; Religion, Joan Chilton; N ature,
Optional on a l l models a t extra cost.
Financial Secretary, Mrs. Adolph 'Garnett Rhodde; Im m ortality,
Kotzman; Secretary, Mrs. Lewis P a t Carlson; Fidelity, Elsie Tup-
E o w e r - E n e k e d S ilv e r S t r e a k E n g in e » —
H all; Treasurer, Mrs. J. N. per; Patriotism , Cherie Schultz;
C h o ic e o f S ix o r E ig h t
Service, Billie-Brauer.
Ferry.
O uter Observer is M arjorie
IOOF officers elected Monday
W o r ld K e n o w n e d K o a d R e c o r d f o r E e o n o m g
night, May 29, are: Ab McLean, Cooper; Confidential Observer,
a n d L o n g IA te
Noble G rand; Joseph Ackers, L yla Swails; Musician, W anda
T h e M o o t B e a u tif u l T h in g o n W h ee l»
Vice Grand; Alfred Gunderson, Lee; Historian, Sheila Chase;
Pipe is Inserted a n o tacked
Drill
Secretary; Melvin Smith, T reas Page, Doris Hornback;
R a
"x i-Jtt th e Coupler from
Leader, M arianne Bem ick and
urer.
■ H
^ x C a r r y i n g P o s itio n ^
Chaplain, Sally Stroup.
Mrs. R uth Leum is Mother
Parents Honor Son A t Advisor to the Rainbow Girls
and F ath er Advisor is Ed Herz.
Commencement P a rty
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. “Pop”
Permits M oving 40-Ft. Section of
Rannow were hosts fo r a post Mountain 4-H’ers
commencement p arty in honor
Entertain
A
t
OC
Lateral
Pipe to N ew Position I
of th eir son, Bill, who graduated
The new “ Quick-Lock” LATCH on the WADE'RAIN
from Sandy high school, T hurs F our m em bers of th e m o u n tain ^.
4-H clubs, w ith th eir leaders
Coupler snaps on and o ff in an instant, making tho
day, May 25.
Coupler either semi-permanent or quickly detach
Guests present w ere: Mr. and Mrs. Chalm er Landis, Mrs. A.
Mrs. C. D. Brown, Mr. and Mis. E. Mitchell and Mrs. Ted Sch
able. New Coupler is Cast Aluminum.
Theodore Mudrow, Mr. and Mrsj w artz participated in the Lead
H ans Kock, Mr. and Mrs. W al er s League meeting, Tuesday
NEW “ L O K S -IN ”
te r Koch, Sr., Miss Eileen Koch, ev«ung, May 16, in Oregon
George S. Koch, Donald and Bud
COUPLER GASKET
Musical portion of th e eve
Koch, Mrs. Goldie Moyer, .Mr.
Provides Double-Pressure Seal
and Mrs. Howard Vaeretti, Mr. ning s entertainm ent w as ar
No foots needed for placing in coup
and Mrs. Joseph V aeretti and ranged by Mrs. Landis, B right
ler. Metal shoulder protects gasket
wood. Ellen Mitchell, Zig Zag
Bob Hewitt.
when pipe is inserted. Gasket can't
i ^ . er led
flag salnte and
blow out or be forced out by pipe.
No forcing necessary.
piedge and played tw o piano
Grangers Asked To See solos. She led the league’s
P1
|y °u P singing, assisted by Lu-
Degree Team Monday
■ D E A L E R ’S NAME
Two vocal solos
Mountain G rangers have been
H
Hi Blue” and
invited
to
attend
an
exhibition
AND ADDRESS
It’s a wonderful feeling to take the wheel of
gredient—one that adds greatly to the pride
° P he* a’ w ere sung by LuRee
to have WADE*RAIN
by the state champion degree W h her m other a f a r n o t ^ S
Please send me literature reg o f^t
a magnificent new Pontiac convertible—to
and pleasure of owning and driving any
installed on
team from Springw ater Grange
WADE'RAIN Sprinkler Irrig«*'®"
feel the pride of driving a car with character
Pontiac model you choose.
YOUR farm !
on Monday evening, Ju n e 5, at
in every line and action.
Dorothy
Wion
and
W
ilma
8 p.m. The top team will put H oughtahng w ere th e other S o
NAME.
Every new Pontiac has character written all
on the third and fourth degrees.
Naturally, the convertible is the sweetheart
Mail Coupon
over it and stamped deep into its background.
program Wh° helped Wlth » e
M
aster
L.
E
arl
Wilson,
of
the
Box No................................ .H««*« No"
of the Silver Streaks, a car with a manner all
for further
That’s an important reason why dollar for
Mountain Grange, reported th at
its own. But character is a basic Pontiac in
dollar, you can’t beat a Pontiac!
a group from his grange will a t
.St«»«'
City.
tend. Any others wishing to go
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near Estacada.
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•H O N E
24 T
Aims Citizens
Spend Holidays
Visiting Friends
Coming To Sandy
Rev. Dave Phillips
Inspirational Songs
S a n d y Has One
G irl Graduation
Piano Recital
A t Boring Sun.
Bride-To-Be Honored
With Shower Tues.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
SUMSET
G R ESH A M
THEATRE
B*PW. Visits
Portland M eet
THEATRE
N u g en t’s Chapel
Social Evening Spent
Thursday, May 25,
By Progressive Club
Public Rites
Install Rainbow
Girls Wednesday
T W IC E
A S FAST
TO WOVE
Saves HALF the W aling!
D ollar for Dollar-
you cant beat a
Y ÏT IA 1
C h a ra c te r
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is w r it t e n a ll o v e r it!
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