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THE SANDY POST
THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1953
The three sm all grandchildren
Here and There
around
The Sandv Area
of Mr. and Mrs. Del Jadwin are
visiting at the home of their
grandparents on the Bluff road.
Garden Club Elects Officers
Sports Aw ards Dinner Given
Mrs. Walter Beehler returned
- Stork Club -
SHÖK-gTOt
A son, Ihonian N athanael, w as
born Wednesday. May 6, to Rev.
and Mrs. N. E. Dey. The baby
weighed 10 pounds at birth. He
has two sisters, Elisabeth and
Carolyn and two brothers. Nor
bert and Jonathan.
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home from the hospital Monday
saver and a patience saver, for
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Mr.
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Mrs.
C.
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Miller
and
evening of this week but will
years to come. A single w ire keeps $ 1 3 . 4 5
Mr. and Mrs. August Klawitter daughter Charline of Brownsville
not be able to be out for some and daughter
Sharon
spem arrjve(j fOr the weekend; also
livestock where w anted when con
Mothers’ Day which was also Mr and Mrs c E Mmer of
Mrs. Margaret Kotzman at time yet.
nected to a SHOX-STOK Controller.
their 36th wedding anniversary, New5erg The latter's son. C.
tended the session of the Re
Protects g a rd e n s a g a in s t dogs,
Robert Dee, 6-year-old son of
Jr. could not
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Mrs. tlancc> I m- E (Chuck) Miller Jr,
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bekah Assembly this week in Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johnson, with Mr. i n and
rabbits, hogs, etc.
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Portland.
Come in, let us explain the m any M o d el
route 2, Sandy, wound up his ] berger is the Klawitters' daugh The reunion. He is with the ar- May 16. She weighed 7 pounds
savings w ith a SHOX-STOK. Thou-
school year a little ahead of ter.
Tillery at Fort Roberts, soon to lnd 11 ounces and has been nam-
Carl Sandström, young son of
sands in use.
$16.45
schedule, when he fell with his
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Klawit-
tr'ansferred to Ft. Sill, Okla. 1x1 Glennda Kay.
of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sand bike a week ago Monday, break
ter and their nine-month old son
„ , FereUson of Brightwood
Her Srandmothers are Mrs.
ström. returned to school Mon
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ing his leg.
are spending a week with his
idcely- and1 q u S « E’ Greenwell Sandy, and Mrs.
day of this week after his bout
Phone
3921
Sandy, Oregon
parents, the August Klawitters miraculousiy _from the serious V,olel Allen' PorUand-
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with the mumps which had him
Mrs. Edna Gunderson has re
confined to the hospital for four turned to work at Barker Drug at Wemme.
heart attack he suffered about
Mr and Mnt i-ioyd W agn er
days. His mother is down with a fte r a short visit with her son
Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Joiwa. three ,.w hE ag 0. Fortunately he ¡ f route 3 Gresham, announce
them r»**««/
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left there
home a t|,he arrival o£ a third daughter,
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and formerly of Wemme,
where he could get im on Tuesday, May 5. She has
Mrs. Alan Gunderson, at San on May 8 for Coffeyville, Kan- ,he
where they will make their mediate
hospitalization
and been named Nadine Erma. Her
Diego, where Alan is stationed sas,
Try it for a cheerful evening!
I home
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The
Fergusons
will
with the U. S. Navy.
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L not oe older sisters are Jerelyn and
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me is for sale or rent.
You’ll find i t ’s . . .
able to come out to the moun- Marsha.
A 35th wedding anniversary
Mrs. Mary Armstrong, sister tains though, and their friends | Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
reception will be given for Mr. of Gladys Perkins and former will miss them.
i Ernjj puerstenau, route 2, Sandy
and Mrs. Vern Wasson, by their Zigzag resident, was a moun
New Home Occupied
and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wagner,
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and tain visitor last Sunday. She
Nell and Dave Howe h ave, Gresham.
Mrs. Ralph Shriver on Sunday, was accompanied by daughter, moved into their new home o n ---------------------
May 31, between the hours of 2 Kathleen and son, Michael.
Welches
and
are
parents.
High
school ■
pu-
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onrl t the
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Goes To Germany
to 6 p.m., at the Friendly Corn
><. joying it,
pils set »U
the n »nUloc
tables, and
er Methodist church at Pleasant
David Grimstead, son of Mr.
. r
t0 do. The inside work Is whole affair was well managed,
Home. All friends are cordially and Mrs. Almon Grimstead of k e a - fjjjjghed, and now with I Each boy and girl who played
invited to attend.
Gresham, a former mountain boy
weather coming on (we basketball or volleyball received
and graduate of Welches grade hope) they can finish the out- an award.
Arthur Frenz and his son, school, will have a wonderful
side at their leisure.
Daisy Schafer, who recently
Elmer of Sandy Ridge were in experience this summer. He is
Sunday Ceremony
moved
into her new home near
jured in an automobile accident going to Germany for three
When he says it’s
Keith Bowman, son of the the Wemme Post Office, has re-
Monday evening of this week. months to live with a German
right, you know
They were returning from a trip family as one of them. He will Gene Bowmans of Milwaukie turned to Manhattan Beact
to Salem when the car in which meet other members of
the and Welches, was married last again. She may stay there un tl
it’s ready to roll
they were passengers was struck group, 21 of them, in Chicago, Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock. October, according to het ortgin-
another vehicle near Glad thence -by bus to Quebec, thence to Mary Penwarden of Milwauk al plan. Or she may come back
Your car must be right by
stone and 82nd street. They are to France and finally to Ger ie. The ceremony was held at to Wemme for awhile and then
before it leaves our both in the Oregon City hospital many. Most of the group will Grace Memorial church in Port spend the winter at the beach,
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<hop. We’ll never com but the extent of their injuries live in Germany with different land. with a reception after as her friends want her to do.
Mrs. Walter Krebs of Zigzag,
is not known, but thought not families. A few’ will go to Nor ward at the Laurelhurst club-
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY
promise with your
house. Mr. and Mrs. Bowman en- who unfortunately broke her
to be serious.
way
safety
Mrs. Myrtle Parcel of
Van- terlained the wedding party at leg some time ago, is in a hip
couver, Washington, has
been the Waverly club on Saturday cast still and will have to stay
in it for some time yet, accord
visiting at the Walt Blaisdell evening after the rehearsal.
Keith is employed by
the ing to word received from her
Jr. home for awhile. Mrs. Par
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From where I s it ... ¿1/ Joe M a rs h
cel is Naomi Blaisdell’s moth Curtis Publishing company, and by friends. She is with her
daughter
and
son-in-law,
Dr.
and
his bride is a medical technician
Sandy Post
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People in the mountains are at the Oregon Medical school. Mrs. L. D. Inskeep of Medford.
With Late Model Cars
New Members
Your Hometown Paper— becoming very rhododendron- After a honeymoon at the beach,
I’hone 2681
Sandy
Mrs. Stickney and Mrs. Cros
minded. it seems. Last week Jo the young couple will be at
PTA Gets Stung by a ’Bee"
Drips, Nell Bistorious. Elsie home in their own apartment in by of Brightwood, living near the
Creighton and Beth Bradley Portland.
senior Blaisdell's also Ann Mart
trekked into Portland to view
Mr. and Mrs. William Drips in, were welcomed as new mem
Tin- local FTA is feeling sheep whole PTA is thinking of sign
the rhodoendron test garden have been entertaining some old bers by the W y’east Garden
ing up for n igh t school!
ish today. Seems they complained
sponsored by the American Rho friends from Schenectady. N. Y., club last week. Garden club
From where I sit, it always
the
youngsters
weren't
learning
dodendron Society. And the formerly of Chicago, for a few membership is steadily climbing.
pays to look and think before you
enough. Said they couldn’t even
beautiful rhody's that they saw! days. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd L.
Harriet Meinig, Agnes Hart
leap to conclusions. Take those
■ pi II. So the kids challenged them
A good many of them are the Call have been visiting in Cali wig and Hazel B. Brown, all of
folks who would deny me a tem
to
a
spelling
bee.
same varieties that are in our fornia and stopped in at Welches Sandy, were visitors at Wemme
“ I was captain of the PT A err.,” perate glass of beer without a
garden at Zigzag. Just wait two on the way home. Mr. Call Is last week. They visited the Wy-
moment's thought. They wouldn't
“Doc” Brown told me. “ Both
or three years!
with the General Electric com east Garden club meeting to get
want me to interfere with their
E lects O fficers
pointers for starting a garden
t a m i made the first round ju st
pany.
per: onal preferences for, say. but-
The W y’east Garden Club had
club
in
Sandy,
they
hope.
tine.
But
on
the
second
round
Sport Awards Dinner
ttrm ilk. It's a good idea to think
one of its interesting pieetings
Sneedy Taylor w ent down on
The Sports Awards dinner
twice before you “spell out” rules
on Tuesday, May 12, at the
•efficiency.’ Then his boy Chip,
W m m e Community Hall. There at the Welches school on Tues ABSTRACTS or TITLE IN
for your neighbor.
who
happened
to
be
next
on
the
was a large attendance, and day, May 12, was a great sue
school team , rattled it right off.
SUUANCK
reveral visiters, in
spite
of i cess. The PTA under the leader
I f you b u y o r sell nee uh
From then on it was m urder!”
meeting a week earlier than us-( ship of Lorraine Lyne, president,
Oldest and rnont c »mplete t it le plan»
In C la c k a m a s C o u n ty .
So now “Doc” says that the
ual The usual order of business served a wonderful spaghetti
I h y o u r t it le good?
was followed, the most interest- dinner to about
100 people,
Oregon City Abatract Co.
( upyright, I'lj l, United Stales Brewers foundation
ing of the regular reports giv- these being the children who par-
Butler Bldg. So. of Courthouio-
Better make sure your ear will pass the
en being that of Mrs. James ticipated in sports events and
tough test of hill-climbing
.especially
Langdon. She had an exhibit of
if you plan a trip into the mountains.
11 wild flowers and shrubs to
show, giving the Latin names of
The time to have necessary adjustments
all of them. The most beautiful I
made is before you leave—not enroute
and unusual of all was the rice j
Let us check today.
root lily, fritillaria lanceolate.,
The usual sandwich luncheon ,
was enjoyed, with Het tie Blais
dell officiating as hostess.
The « w a n k
Phone 2681
Sandy, Oregon
After lunch officers for the
Bel A ir C o n v e rtib le
.
.
.
widest,
smartest
choice
in
the
low-price
field!
On The Mt. Hood Loop H ighw ay At Main Street
new year were elected. They
are; Jo Drips, president; Elsie
Creighton,
treasurer;
Nell
2 bright, breezy convertibles . . . 2 capti
Howe, vice-president; and Beth
Bradley, secretary. They will be
vating sport coupes . . . 3 big, handsome
installed at the June meeting.
Bv
Mrs. A. B. Bradley
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Seven entirely new
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Richardson C h e v ro le t
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G ives Talk
THE RAKE I " 1'1 MAKES
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Mrs. Ruth M. Hansen of
Portland,
landscape
gardener
and secretary of the American
Rhododendron society, was the
speaker of the day. She gave a
most interesting talk on rhodo
dendrons, their origin (in China)
care, habits, varieties and so
forth. Later all the ladies ad
journed to the W y’east rhododen
dron garden at Zagzag to make
an inspection. All the plants
there are thriving.
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Phone 760
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CO.
Loop Highway at Boring Road
Maude Hailey paid a brief vis
it to her summer home in Zig
zag last week. She will leave
soon for Los Angeles where
she will join her son, Arthur
Hailey and his wife and son,
Paul, for a leisurely trip back
to Zigzag. They plan to detour
to Brice Canyon and other south
ern beauty spots on the way
back. The Arthur Haileys are
then planning a trip on the Al
can Highway clear to the top
of Alaska.
Mr. and Mrs. David Owens
have been greatly saddened by
the death of their infant grand-
I son a week ago last Monday. The
baby, John Delbert Secomb. was
born on April 26, the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Secomb. The
was frail from birth; and even
the best care could not save
him. The neighbors’ sympathy
is extended to the Owenses and
the Seco mbs.
The «mart
“ Two-Ten”
Sport Coupe
The "Two-Tan” Handymon All-Stool Stotion Wagon
The "Two-Ton" Town.mon All-Stool Station Wagon
Injures Ankle
Elsie Creighton can cope with
almost anything, animate or in-
animate; the exception to this
coping ability is a slipping wood !
pile that fans down. This one 1
caught Mrs. Creighton on the
ankle and incapacitated her for
the better part of a week. She is |
better now but not entirely well.
Mr and Mrs C. E. Morris of
MB?-
public s<
• p o jro m
promote «afor driving.
MORE PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLET« THAN ANY OTHER CAR!
The “ Ono-Fifty”
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Station Wagon
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Sandy, Oregon