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THE Page 2 Christian Science Society Sunday M orning 11 A. M. Sunday School 11 A. M Wed. night service 2nd Wed each month, 8 P.'M. 2nd and Main Streets Form erly Am. le g io n Hall Beautification Week Theme For Womens Club Meet May 6 SANDY T H U R S D A Y , M A Y 13, 1951 POST SOCIETY AND CLUB ACTIVITIES Ruth Loundree Women's Editor nt Mrs. A1 V alberg to Be Installed H ead Of Boring PT A Unit The B o rin g P T A w ill meet th is T hursday evening, M ay 13, — --------------------------at the B o rin g grade school at 9111 Phone Sandy JJai A discussion o l the county bid subm itted by R. S. H a ll to m anagem ent io rm o f govern re shingle the ro o i o f the W o p E duard Herzes Return m ent w as the fe a tu re d a ttra c tio n m an’s C lub h a ll was accepted. .. . .be given b y an aceordian band .Mrs. Lew is H a ll reported th a t at the W om an's C lu b m eeting fro m P o rtland. Eroni an Extended Trip held T h u rsd a y afternoon, M ay ¡eight new' he Sandy L ib ra ry ’s book Through Several States To* ‘ her m e e tin g " 'b r ie f r X ' t s l o n ‘ 7 h e 6 at the W om an's C lub h a ll. Mrs. . to the A L L A R E C O R D IA L L Y R obert L u d w ig , La ke Grove, ■ shelv . . . T he M a n n e rs club m e e tin g ! M r. and M rs. E dw ard H e rz o i i ^ h si ated at the T oastm ist state convention w ill be g ive n by IN V IT E D TO A T T E N D vice president ol Clackamas O ffice rs elected to serve next and -S h ip w re ck” p a rty was held U>e Kelso d is tric t, re tu rn e d hom e , d in n e r m eeting Tuesday j M rs. A1 \ allberg and M rs. V. O. __ County D I . - >i Women include M n F. M at the C o m m u n ity-P re sb yte ria n S aturday evening fro m an ex- evening M ay 4 at Zigzag Inn. Anderson, delegates w ho attend- — Voters, favored the measure to man, president; Mrs. C. C roston, ch u rch annex last S aturday eve- tended tr ip w hich took them to j n sessions. she told how q u ic k ly ed the “ *»«=*.•• ™ Is voted upon at rhe p rim a ry VKe pi.-.-id« i . : ; M:.;. R. S. H all, O ffic e rs fo r the ensuing ye a r Reno. Las Vegas, B oulder Dam, >ople can g a th e r in one spot ning, M a y 8. C o m m u n ity - election, M ay 21, w h ile C ounty ' secretary; and Mrs. A llre d Mein- Zion and B ryce N a tio n a l P arks g iv in g as an illu s tra tio n the w ill be in sta lle d by M rs. A rn o The c lu b ro o m was decorated T re a s u re r La F arge opposed it. ig, treasurer. Trustees named and the G rand Canyon. Also T Oast m jstress d is tric t speech con- R itte r, past president. T h e y are: P r e sb y te r ia n Speakers w ere introduced by were Mrs. Iva n B a rke r, M rs, in the m a rin e m o tif. W ails were Phoenix, D eath V alley, P alm , es, held a, G e r h a r t recently, Mrs. A1 Vaiberg, pre sid e n t; M rs. decorated w ith blu e and w h ite M rs. A lfre d M einig, pro g ra m Thom as Scales, and M rs. H om er C h u rch S prings, San B e rn a rd in o and ( w hich speakers came fro m as 1 W a lt M a rkh a m , vice-president; to resem ble th e waves and fish chairm an. B ullion. R EV. P H IL IP R. H A M P E , Yosemite N a tio n a l P ark. te r away as Canada and Alaska. James T oner, second vice-presi B e a u tific a tio n com m ittee Mrs. nets w ere used to com plete the A pla n t exchange em phasizing dent; Mrs. R u th S cott, secretary, M in is te r On the w a y home they s to p -, orher speakers were feat- I "B e a u tific a tio n ” Week was in- Clarence Brow n, Mrs. Iva n B a r se ttin g . M rs. Dean Owen, Mrs. and Mrs. A1 G ustafson, tre a su re r. Parsonage Phone 2493 A lv y L a m b and M rs. A lv in Shel ped at Sacram ento, C alif., to u re d - A lice W ill w ho gave an O u tg o in g o ffic e rs are M rs. V. Sunday School 8:45 a.m. 1 eluded in the p ro g ra m . Each ker, Mrs. A lfre d M e in ig and v is it th e ir daughter, the Fred autob io g ra p h y w hich she en- don w e re on the decorating in e m b c r b ro u g h t a plant, showed Mrs. F. M. F orm an reported on O. Anderson, president fo r the M o rn in g Services 11:00 a.m. e ric k K ublers. They w ere accom “ T w o Score and Ten” , the com m ittee. C hristian E ndeavor 7:30 p.m. I it, told its name, and its h is to ry . duties perform ed by the com nurnber of years h e r parents past tw o years; M rs . A1 Val- M em bers w ere asked to come panied on the tr ip by th e ir U I I 11 ml A im , l>erg, vice-president fo r the past The business p o rtio n o f the m itte e in cleaning up the b u ild in g P ra ye r M eeting o ther daughter, M iss J u lia L a r have been m a rrie d, ?.ad A ,^p ' tw o years; and M rs. L illia n Ten- dressed in w h a t they m ig h t be Wednesday 8 p.m. ! m eeting was conducted by M rs. and grounds. son o f P ortland, J 2 L £ S Eyck5 second vice-president to r w e a rin g i f shipw recked at m id Hostesses Mrs. L e w is H a ll, F. M. F orm an, vice-president. A s to ry o f h e r life in the th e a trica l *■-> Mrs. R. S. H all, Mrs. John W il n ig h t. Costum es w ere in a var- w o rld in a ta lk she called "Lov-1 rhe >e a r- liam s, and Mrs. Edna Lawson ie ty o f n ig h t gear and sa ilo r Pendleton b oik I isit M rs. T e n E y c k ’s th ird grade in g E ve ry M in u te ” . D o ro th y served refreshm ents at a gaifcs. M r. and Mrs. A ikens host room io r the evening The Roy Dorman Home E le ra th , toastm istress, in tr X th e F a irv ie w M ariners b e a u tifu lly decorated t a b l e fro m and w ill p ro vid e rhe decorations, M r. and M rs. M arcus Von duced the three speakers. fe a tu rin g a May pole and dan- ,clu b w e re judges, eg. J C h ild re n are welcom e i f ac- Non Ili-nominalional Services Derahe and tw o sons fro m Pend- T o p jcm i stress V irg in ia U om oanied bv th e ir parents and cers. , M rs. T o m Boothby won firs t at D the ta in M ay ‘ i S carnI 1 ea . V ” nlS’ ■ ------------------------- • prize fo r the wom en and John leton home spent o f .Mr. last „ d week-end Mrs. Roy o r „pprptpd S f “ b le U toDics W ' S e 11 m Every Sunday C l o f I i i n t r A P P P K S O v io s J ¡-Metsger was w in n e r of the firs t W n m i ' i i 'n C h i l i H u l l S H r n ly O r e I.O.O.F. H a l! 1 ----- .1 1 - 1 . prize fo r men. settin g . Theme o f the topics “ __________________ Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. They c a m e to «pend Mother*« wa« “Spring Flower«” Crine«. „ A scavenger h unt in groups of B ible S tu d y Classes 10 a.m. W o rsh ip 11 a.m. w ith Mrs. L u e lla Von appointed to criticize the three tS U ll K U n I I .~l i n s t a l l s , O 11L> I T s4x w as ’ ^ e m ain event o f the day T ra in in g U nion 7 p.m. W o rsh ip Service, 11 a.m. O f L>U11 K u n u n i t ievening. Ite m s fro m b rick to dog Derahe, w ho has been m a kin g , ta lks w ere Theda T u cke r and Officers,’ 4-H Groups W orship, 8 p.m. L' "Accessories fo r C lothes” was w ood w e re on the lis t o f the her home w ith the D orm an fa m N o rm a T rip le tt. Mrs. T u cke r also ; H ear "H e ra ld o f T r u th ” A New Testam ent Church lly ,h e p a s t fe w m o n th s, and gave the invocation which open the p ro je ct at the re g u la r m eet hunters. K E X Sunday, 3:30 p.m. is the m o th e r o f M arcus and ed the meeting. E velyn Lawrenc«- ™ R lln 8 P T A w a T he?d T h u rs I,. C. Dea V O IG N E , Pastor R efreshm ents of doughnuts in g o f the B u ll Run E xtension Mrs. D orm an. tim Leonie N . B u ll R un P T A was held T h u rs- I waS was tim ekeeper. ekeeper. U n it. M rs. Helen M cD owell, coun- and coffee w ere served. the e n tire May b- — Brooke evaluated iy extension agent, presented the N e w ly elected o ffic e rs w ere in- i meeting. p ro je c t by pictures and dem on stalled by M e lvin Haneberg, a D u rin g the business p o rtio n stra tio n s. past president. O ffic e rs in sta lle d o f the m eeting, conducted by O ffic e rs elected fo r the next were M rs. R ay F a rm e r, p re si I president H a rrie t Meinig, it was ye a r w ere: Mrs. D avid K lin g le r, de n t; M rs. V ir g il S tig e r, vice- decided to change the meeting p re s id e n t; Mrs. Ralph N eilson, p resident; M rs. A n d y V a u th ie r, ¡dates to the second and fo u rth vice-president; M rs. O rv ille H a r t se cre ta ry; H a ro ld K itch e n , tre a s M ondays o f each m onth. A n in- shorn, secretary-treasurer. M ay tim e is m usic tim e in For-1 scholarship in te rvie w s w ill i v ita tio n fro m Gresham T oast u re r; and M rs. H a ro ld K itch e n , The next project w ill be "O u t est Grove. "M u sic in M ay” , the given th ro u g h the day. fiis to ria n . d o o r M eals" w ith M rs. A lv in a n n u a l m u sica l extravanza at For- “ U n iv e rs ity N ig h t” , a co n ce rt! m istress C lu b to attend th e ir M em bers o f the 4-H groups K lirngler as the leader. I f the est Grove, w ill be held fro m M ay sponsored by P a cific u n iv e rs ity , next m eetlnK was accented. presented th e p ro g ra m . The sew’- w e a th e r perm its, the m eeting 13 to 15 at P a cific u n ive rsity. w ill e n te rta in the students at- V isito rs included M arie Mot- jn g g ro u p conducted a re g u la r /w ill be in B u tle r p a rk on M ay A n e tw o rk broadcast w ill De tending at 8:00 p.m. T hu rsd a y, R u th Anderson and E d ith business m eeting. The co o kin g 26. O therw ise it w ill 'be held in .presented S aturday, May 15 at M ay 13. i W h itlo c k . g ro u p gave some songs and yells. th e club hall. T h e ir displays w ere on e x h ib it 3:00 p.m. over m u tu a l stations. l he .Music in May banquet, ] c j C I I T he hostesses fo r the pot-luck w ith th e ir ribbons o f m e rit. A fte r th re e days o f rehearsing, dance, and m ix e r w ill h ig h lig h t Sandy Grange Selects luncheon w ere Mrs. D ell B u tle r On M a y 28, the la st day o f .Mrs. Emma Harder OS and M rs. A lfre d Lee. M r. M c th e 400 students w ill give the F rid a y, M ay 14. school, the P T A w ill sponsor a seventh a n n u a l Music in M ay | “ One of the most enjoyable Mother for the Tear D onald was a guest. concert at the new h igh school and educational experiences f o r i V b c r e g u l a r m e e tin e of the ,pot-luck picnic. T h e B u ll R u n Drugs For Less •a u d ito riu m in Forest Grove at high school singers and in s tru U re g u la r m eetlng jio ys have challenged th e ir dads « •h fin m M a v is . „ ' . b" / s c r s a n a in s ti u- s andy grange was held S a tu r to a ball game. Sandy, Oregon Phone 3841 «.00 p.m. M a y 15. m entalists is the annual M usic dav eV| n in g M ay « at th r evening, M ay 8, at the E ig h t m em bers o f the band: in M ay at P a cific u n iv e rs ity ,” de- Grange h a ll in Kelso. Ed Gesch, R ic h a rd Garvey, B everly Colt, d a re d M r. Burns, m usic in s tru c master, conducted the meeting. T h e H om e Ec club o f the S an Try a S teven C o lt, D avid Duncan, Bet to r at Sandy H igh. M rs. W illia m (C h a rlo tte ) Ear- dy grange m et at the hom e of ty Haven, K enneth Hovda, C lif- A re g istra tio n fee o f $5 paid h a rt, m aster o f Maple Lane M rs. L o u is Poepelka. Ten m em CLASSIFIED AD /o r d Sander, Jenean M ills, and by the student includes housing grange, was an honored guest. bers were p re s e n t fifte e n m em bers of the ch o ir: banquet and dance fees. H e r husband, gate keeper of A food sale is planned fo r C a ro l C a lkin s, K ay Closner, M aple Lane grange, w as also a June 12. T h e tim e and place w ill guest. be announced la te r. Mrs. John D ya l, G ary Gadwood, Mrs. F re d Decker, lecturer, D unn, M rs. V. D. B u tle r and M rs. F was in charge o f the program . E m m a H a rd e r are on the sale F rances M y rn a S la u g h te r. M arylee __ . . . com m ittee. mee*'ug of the Born- Mrs. E m m a H a rd e r was chosen S tro u p , Udene U rban, R ichard I T h enext m eeting w ill be held F a y Hanson, C la ire stedt Boosters d u b was held at Grange m o th e r and a corsage The cone with the curl on lop. Ziem er, was presented to her. ’ > * at the G range h a ll on Tuesday, Uglestad, B u rto n Blake, w ill a t rhe home o f M rs. R ay Lindsey V. D ell B u tle r spoke on fir e June 1. tend th is three day schedule o f The business m eeting was con ducted by M rs. A ly s Schneep, insurance. A dolph A sm tad gave Ente» events. a ta lk on the a lu m in u m p la n t at F o u r hundred o u t o f 1000 ap president. A $3,000 All-Elactric Dream Kitchen T Mrs. Ed W o lf J r. was present ro u td a le and to ld o f the process plica n ts fro m about 80 h ig h of , a , lu m in u . m „ m anufacture. D of your choice— completely planned, schools in Oregon and W a sh in g ed w ith a baby b la n ket fro m the co m m u n ity. E veryone enjoyed an<L * ay Ycx™ ans M rs. L id a Soderlund w as guest ton w ere accepted. . _ built, equipped and installed Itw w h it» , and M r. and M rs. Clarence D avis o f h o n o r at a neighborhood get- R ich a rd A. G reenfield, chair- !? e w h it® elephant grab bag and .. re fre sh m e n t com m it- ,ra ' e was w °n by ^ re 00 the re Ire sh m e n t com m ” to g e th e r at t'he hom e o f M r. and ,man o f the M usic in M ay com- I M rs. E m e ry Dembo o f the Born- m lttee, said th a t students w h o ) 1! 8' W o lf J r. stedt area, one day last week. ¿tre chosen to attend M usic in '. Byncheon was served b y the Gallon $1.69 1. A ll you do ia finish the sentence: “ Every contest they ’ will autom atically be jadged In Neics Deadline — M rs. S oderlund, a fo rm e r re si ^ la y do o utstanding w o rk in his ^ rs- O rv ille Bessaunt. home should have adequate wiring because tlie following a week No entiies w ill be ac wt The Deadline for all society dent of the B o rn ste d t area, and The next m eeting w ill be held ’’ In 25 words or less cepted aftei Jun« June 26, 1954. Hand packed qts. & pts. o rg a n iza tio n at school. 2. All entries must be arcomimnied by an J U D G E S AH RE: now o f A g a te Beach, spent sev th is T hurs., M ay 13, at th e home and club news is Tuesday official entry blank (which you can obtain 6. Judges w ill lie Lyle Jans, M anager, Better M usic in M ay w ill get under Phone 2731 Sandy e ra l days v is itin g at the hom e of o f M rs. Ir v in B a lla rd . M rs. H o noon of the week of publica h u m newopaprr ads. hill stuffeis. any P C K Business Bureau, Berkeley Snow, Kart Secre w a y w ith re g is tra tio n T h u rsd a y office, appliance stores or de|*artment stores. tary. Northwest Electric lig h t A Power h e r d aughter, M rs. O rv ille Bes m er Revenue w ill be hostess. tio n . A first and aecund prise will be selected Asaodatioa. and F. D . W ieden of Joseph saunt. She also vis ite d m any m o rn in g , M ay 13, fo llo w e d by from each week's entries and will he awarded R. (»erber Company. the big, wonderful weekly prises. The eight 7. All entries become the property of Portland frie n d s and fo rm e r neighbors an assembly “ U nder the O aks” . weekly first prise winners will tlien l»e Judged General Electric Com pany and none will Rehearsals, campus to u rs and against each other to determine the grand w h ile here. be returned Toastm istress Club Plan Gresham ' lSlt M ariners Club Has 'txiok.^had^-n added ‘Shipw reck’ Party And Scavenger Hunt 1« A hali hour Pr<*ram J titled L et’s Go To Church Church of Christ First Baptist Church Was Lesson P roject ’4- P Music in May Features Joint Hi-School Concert Broadcast Prompt fresen) ECONOMY DRUG Home Ec Club Meets A t Poeoelka Home ÍÍS :dl Dra“ e,U?v‘r‘S,dSo0S ¡ B ornstedt Boosters Jim oDea, Will Meet Thursday A 1.1.-E L E C T R IC K IT C H E N GRAND PRIZE F DAIRY WONDER Specializing in BROILED BURGERS ICE CREAM Mrs. Lida Soderlund M akes Visit Here 19 for all occasions HERE’S ALL YOU DO pn«e winner of the >J.(NK) A L L E L E C T R IC K IT C H E N . This can I * quickly done at any electrical appliance denier, or department store electrical appli- ante section. They must sead your entry in for you. W H O CAN ENTER? 4. Anyone in P G E ’a service area can enter, except emjdoyrs and theu families of l ’o illand (•eneral Electric Company and their adver tising aeeruy. You may enter as many times as you wish but each entry must be validated by a cooperating dee1* r. IIO W L O N G IS C O N T E S I ? 5. Tire contest runs from M ay 3 throegh June 26. 1954 W eekly contests close at midnight every Saturday night. Il entries are received too late f»>r tlie current week s 3. Every entry mutt be validated 8. Entries w ill be Judged solely on origi nality. sincerity, and aptness of thought. Ornamented or novel entries w ill receive no suecul consideration. 9. Duplicate prises in case of a tie. — WEEKLY PRIZES — Is» Prfse — Owsf "leM )•" fle c frfc t a a g s T ru ly the range of tom orrow! Easy to install, easy to keep clean. Has 4 fast heat elements, 7 si>eed control. Full sise oven has a u to m a tic tim e r. A trium ph in modern design! Jud Pots — Mcryfog CJoffcst Orysr Completely automatic. W 'atertilm action eliminates lint moisture and venting problems- Has Variable H eat Control. Safety Door, Self-('leaning Features. Double Insulation. A real work saver L Mi»» Your c m t M i m tr y » • i i d a t r d at ’ an» atnra ditpiaying thia window banner IN T IT V A L ID A T fD BY ( I - , v , „ . n m blank for dealer to sign) BLANK A fla t bed ta m y en try in the Portland (General Flectn c C om pany A D E Q U A T E W I R I N G CON TE ST. Mother's Day Dinner Held at Canton Grill M r. and M rs . J. N . F e rry of ro u te 1, Sandy, th e ir ch ild re n and g ra n d ch ild re n Joined in a M o th e r’s day d in n e r last Sun day at the C anton G r ill in P o rt land. M em bers o f the fa m ily present w e re M rs . L aureen K e lly , M r. and M rs. Don Jones, M r. and M rs. W allace Gunderson, W a l lace J r. and C a ro l A nn, a ll of P o rtla n d ; M r. and M rs. H o w a rd E liason and d a u g h te r JoA nn of Sandy. W allace J r. and C a ro l A nn are g re a t-g ra n d ch ild re n o f M r. and M rs. F e rry . Name Same St tr Ad«he Subscribe To The C i t y ______ ______ Date T lx nett niAjoi elect r k a l appliance that Í plan (A .W ie « Name of l ‘eta«>n V alidatlna) Sandy Post to buy I PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC C O M P A N Y Rosy Beauty Shoppe ROSALINE ( BROWNIE) EDW ARDS WILL BE OPEN MONDAY, MAY 24th For Convenience1 of G raduates and Fam ilies EVENING VPPOINTMENTS, ALSO Compton's Corner PHONE (i KESII AM 6389 lioop Highway Bridal Shower Held Friday Eve Honors Miss Dyann Kahny Mrs. D. H. H u hm an and her dau g h te r, M rs. James K e rr, were hostesses at a b rid a l show e r held at th e ir home F rid a y eve ning. M ay 7, fo r Miss D yann K a h n y. Guests present w e re M rs. Fern P ra tt. Mrs. O tlo Sctineewind, Mrs. F ra n k K a h n y, M rs. C. H. A lexander. Mrs. Tod Cochrans, Mrs. M e rl F auhion and M iss Lee K o lte rm a n o f Seattle. Miss Kol- te rm a n is an a unt o f the bride- elect. Those sending g ifts w ere M y r tle Krebs. Mrs. C. L. A lexander, Mrs. C a rl L o undree Sr., M rs. Ben S a lisb u ry and Mrs. Rod B inger. Dinner P arty Honors ttirth day Anniversary l * o U pdike Sr.. B rig h tw o od , was honored on his b irth d a y, A p ril 29, w ith a d in n e r p a rty at th e ir home. D in n e r guests w e re M r. and Mrs. W ayne N elson and fa m ily. Mr. and Mrs. C harles Leathers and fa m ily , and M r. and M rs. I Ray F a rm e r and fa m ily all S andy; Mrs. W ilm a H ines and g irls , o f B rig h tw o o d and Leo , r d ike J r . also o f B rig h tw o o d . Mr. and Mrs. W a rre n Tolen and son o f P o rtla n d , w ho were unable to attend the dinner, sent a g ift D. .4. Johnson Family Home For Mother's Dog Guests of M r. and Mrs. D. A. Johnson on M o th e r’s day were th e ir children. M r. and Mrs. W illiam Nistx't of Waaco. Mr. and M rs E. G ilberson o f Gresh M l and M r and M rs D O M l I Shaw of Oregon C ity Also th e ir g ra n d d a u g h te r and husband, M r and M rs Gene F ields o f A lbuquerque. New- M exico WATCH W eek For N O M U tS T ELECTRIC SALE