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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1954)
I A THURSDAY. JANUARY 21. 1954 THE SANDY POST R. C. Murray returned home from the hospital last week. He , and his wife, whose home is at Cherryville, are now staying in Sandy. Here and There around The Sandy Area Page 5 SANDY C A T C D A II By .Martin Clark Cold W eather Specials! BACK AGAIN: Ah am hereby going on record in favor of Mrs. Roxie Mills left Monday vacations. There's just one big catch in them, tho: how do you for San Francisco where she will settle down and get down to work again? be at the home of her daughter, Frank Kehberg has been quite Mrs. Farrell Craig, for a couple Just before 1 left on Christmas Eve for Beaumont, Texas ami ill at his home for the past week. of weeks. a family reunion, Helen Suckow left a note in our mail box which Sunday afternoon guests of Mrs. Hazel Beers, Eagle Creek, were Mr. and Mrs. Gus Donley of Gresham and Mrs. Bessie Dixon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schmidt of said, "Martin, do you know how Sandy got Its name?'' 1 didn’t Jack Glover, son of Mr. and know' then and 1 don’t know now, but I told Helen I'd ask our i Mrs. Norman Glover. Boring, was readers and 1 was sure someone could give us the word on it. I told her I'd always assumed we got it from the Sandy river. ) reported to have minor surgery , recently at Good Samaritan hos Our soil isn't what I'd call "sandy”, so didn’t much think it could be that. But Helen didn't seem to think it was either one, so if pital, Portland. you know how Sandy got its name, how about letting us know? • • • About 60 people attended the Sandy are planning on leaving this week for a week’s vacation (Community club pot-luck at the along the California coast and I Eagle Creek school on Friday evening. Carrol Lee Sorrels and at Live Oaks, Calif. Roberta Scates sang two duets. Mrs. Wallace Aschoff of K t 3, Donations were accepted to help box 339, Boring, underwent sur towards payment on the patrol gery Tuesday of last week at raincoats. Emanuel hospital, Portland. She Guests at the Vlekerman home is reported getting along fine. Sunday were Mrs. McAda and Improvements which have two daughters from Logan and been made recently to the Sandy Mr. and Mrs. Therin McAda and Baptist Chapel property is the small daughter who are visiting excavation of the second unit of from Alaska. Karen Wagner, the basement. This provides from Dodge, was also a guest. more space for badly needed Mr. McAda showed colored slides Sunday school rooms and facil I of the splendors of Alaska. ities. The patrol youngsters of the The Iaidies Aid of Eagle Creek Eagle Creek school were surely Presbyterian church held their glad the Mother’s club had meeting at the home of Mrs. Sy bought the raincoats before bil Bailey. Thurs., Jan. 21 there Christmas. The first day of will be a congregational meeting school after the holidays proved at the church in conjunction with Ito be a rainy one. No more fear the regular weekly prayer meet of getting wet—and they’ll let ing and bible study. (the Mother’s club worry about paying for them. CROSS COUNTRY: When mah brother Tom and I left Port land on Christmas Eve, a mother with four little girls had the seats opposite us on the train. Their ages were 6, 41 -, and a pair of twins 3 years old . . . every one of them cute as a bug, and plenty well trained. They were going to Denver--two nights and a full day . . . and you never saw a better behaved bunch of kids. My favorite was the little J^-year-old one. She was a cutie hazel eyes, hair tied in the back with a red ribbon, and a sort of torehy whiskey voice. Coming out of that little one it was some thing. Her name was Bonnie Jean, and her mother affectionately called her “Toughie”. I called her Bonnie Jean. When she wasn’t bouncing milk cartons off the twin's heads, she could be very gentle. That Friday afternoon she was standing up on the seat beside us, very intent on untangling some ribbon off a package someone had given her, and I heard her say some thing to herself "What was that?” I asked, not having quite gotten it. Well, she turned those big innocent hazel eyes on me and said, 1 mNho“ elaboration, no chit-chat, just that simple statement, “I’m happy,” and she turned back contentedly to her task of straighten ing and smoothing the ribbon. ” • • • s f t GO'- We got into Denver about 8:30 Saturday m o e r v S r a T h a S a fo ^ -h o S layover. It was the first time Id had the chance to see anything of Denver other than a quick loo at its airport a few years ago. z--------------------------------- Thought downtown Denver was fascinating. Got such a kick We Are Using A Mr. and Mrs. L ‘s Schnepp had out of their method of handling r ^ t r i a n tra fie a tintersecUons as their guests one evening last hat we must have crossed a dozen intersections just to see if DeLuxe No. 1 12% week, the A. C. Leathers family, »veryone would m«ikc it across. Ice Cream Mix Mr. and Mrs. Emery Denbo and The pedestrians don’t cross with the autos. There’s a signal GALLON ONLY $1.69 the Charles Leathers family. All —We also fill special orders— enjoyed watching the wrestling for the autos going one w ay and one I matches on TV. With about ten and (hen there’s one all round signal for t DAIRY WONDER minutes of the game to go, the w ys “Walk”, you can walk across eater-comer or Just cross hm ICE CREAM STORE lights went out—They are still street any direction you like. ■ ■ ,, ,, “Run”* There’s just one catch: when It says W a l k i t means The Cone with the curl on top wondering "who won the match. Candles were lighted and the I never saw a flood of humanity merge and unravel so fas MEL & GENEVIEVE'S hostess served refreshments of rnincr in a restaurant I held the door open for a little old Sandy, Oregon a d , e o S n i ou, "Youne man;, she ,a.d .hanking me. ---------------------------------- / cake and coffee. ”” Ä K S , . . - Actually. I Hke .h „ city. w h „ ittle we saw. . , NEXT WEEK: H ow 'l’hil (Rev.) Hampe gets .50 nickels for a loilar bill. Don’t miss that i s s u e . ___________________ Barker Drug Leads in Intercity League Flay Be sure to make your plans now to be at the Sandy Sportsmen’s annual turkey dinner Fri day, February 5th at the Sandy Masonic Hall. FCONOM Y DRUG Drug» For Less Phone 3841 Sandy, Oregon A boy, Charles Webster Jr.. 6 lunds, 14 ounces, was born to r. and Mrs. Charles Forman of ntelope, Oregon, Thurs., Jan. , at Holladay Park hospital in artland. Charles is the For- an's first child. Grandparents are Mr. and rs. Lloyd Boylan and Mr. and rs. Frank Forman of Sandy. • • • A 7 pound, 13 ounce boy, Fran- s Leverett, was born to Mr. id Mrs. Joseph Englesby, Gov- nment Camp. Fri., Jan. 15 at olladay Park hospital, Portland. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. . E. Loveland of Government amp. • a • A boy, Larry Joseph, was born i Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Boitano, t. 2. Sandy, at Emanuel hos- ital, Portland on Sat., Jan. 9. e weighed 8 pounds, 13 ounces, arry has two brothers, Jimmy id Robert, and a sister Susan. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. tilliam Dollowitch of Boring Woman’s Intercity League re sults in last week’s bowling with Barker Drug still leading are: Buster Brown 3, Carroll's 1, Rodgers’ Mar , Trail Cafe 2. L W Team 23 57 Barker Drug 35% 45% Carroll's 37% 42% Buster Brown 39 41 Trail Cafe 40% 39% Harris Logging 41 39 Betsy Joy 42 37 Gordon Swan 57% 22% Rodgers’ Market (High series: Mary Keller 485). and Mrs. Eugina Boitano, Rt. 2, Sandy. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Bob Barlow (Joan Schnepp) of Gladstone, are the parents of a baby girl, Laurie Jo, born Dec. 19 at Ost eopathic hospital, Portland. Laur ie Jo has two brothers, Bobby. 2 and Gary 1. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Les Schnepp of Sandy and Mr. and Mrs. Ehr of Portland. THIS TIME BUY A REAL TRUCK GMC TRUCK Hydramatic ★ Call Today for Service Today GRESHAM SEED & FEED CO., Inc. Phone 284 - KE 9449 ★ * IOWMAN-HOFFMAN PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS Phone 267 Pound ...................... Armour’s Bacon Ends & Pieces Pound ................ Choice LAMB CHOI’S Pound . . . 69 29 59 U. S. Good Corned Beef BRISKETS Pound ................ JUMBO FRANKS Pound .......... PAN READY FRYERS Pound ................... 39 39 59 LOCKER BEEF HALE OR WHOLE Cut and Wrapped WE DO CUSTOM CURING AND SMOKING 35c Lb. , SNOW SCENES: Whether you like it or not, you'll have to idmit it’s beautiful. Jack Mainey probably didn t think o last Sunday evening, tho, when the road grader *{hen dmng lull is a snow plow) failed to make It up Hospital hill. Bob mit h’s tow truck came to the rescue with red lights twirling, 'ery dramatic scene. Don’t know what we’d have done without 3CV he h S w a y dept A n d y ’s Lennis Edwards and Carl Krieger) .,wa™ d o £ a smooth job of keeping the highway open, but we lave to have some way of getting to it. - Stork Club - Round Steaks U.S. Good Beef Gresham, Oregon Economy Neat Market In the Sandy Food Store OPEN: Daily 8 to 8 Phone 3941 Sunday 9 to 8 Loop Highway, Sandy, Ore. Make your plans now to attend the annual Tur key Dinner of the Sandy Sportsmen’s club Fri day, Feb. 5th at the Masonic hall. Tastewell Cheese PET MILK J ’ 0‘ 2 ¿a . Tall Tins Limit 6 Tastewell Margarine £ 1-Lb. Pkgs. 1 $400 tbs. 69 c SALMON Sea North Summer Pack 1 lb. Tall Tin C WESSON OIL IVORY SOAP Medium Size Bar ■ Limit 6 4 5‘ 59' Qt. SPECIALS Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Jan. 21, 22, 23 Your store will match prices with the out-of- state chain stores week days and weekends* Sandy Food Store Phone 2311 Loop Highway, Sandy, Oregon Member of the L argest B uying O rganization
