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THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1955
THE SANDY POST
M idgets Defeated
In D ouble Header
SANDY—The Lynch Midgets
won both ends of a high-scoring
double header from the Sandy
Midgets at Sandy last Friday
evening. In the first game the
visitors won, 16 to 14, while in
the nightcap they triumphed
over the local Midgets, 12 to 6.
Gary Lamb, Chuck Croston
and David Weisen did the hurl
ing chorses for Sandy in the
two games, while Lester Hodge
did the catching,
Gary Lamb and Roger Stone
both connected for home runs
for the Sandy Midgets.
Janice Evans Weds
John I Strom Jr.
iX c K J I O - I V
’
Basie, Rudy Vallee and Xavier about but It rut* l a i i e
anti
ie »» ii a v i i i n n n
10:15 p.m., Young Widow,” should be scenic anyway
I _ —a viuMutti f» v.
I
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By Terry Revenaugh
SANDY — In the renowned
beauty of the Stanford Memorial
Chapel at Stanford University,
Mrs. Janice Evans, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Schneider of
Sandy, became the bride of
John Irving Strom Jr. of Long
Beach. California.
don't
Television officials, simmering of such quality that some of
them became nationally known
and recommended, it faced fin
ancial disaster at the end of the
first year.
It is necessary to go to the citi
zens lor financial support and
the citizens have become very
tiled oi being asked io contribute
to many a worthy cause, especial
ly one so expensive and unproved
as educational TV.
The biggest problem, says.
AT ESTACADA
! signed dress of beige lace. Her non dollar spectacular has proved Quigley, is to get the station
$350 down. l4lne acres on Bluff I veil of beige tulle was caught to be less than a giant success, on the a*r and to keep it there
road with three acres of crop, by a head arrangement of avo NBC is loudly promising more until it can adapt to the cul
Wed - Sat
July 20-23
land mostly cleared. Large cado green and brown leaves with of the sam e for the winter sea tural needs of the people it
beige and ivory roses. She car- son. They want 75 spectaculars serves. It would take about fifty
barn. Full Price $5500.
RCGÉRS EDWARD G ROBINSON
cents a year from each citizen
I ried a shower bouquet of green (instead of last year's 39).
ALMOST NEW. Two bedroom and bronze orchids.
to support such a station in any
Among
the
other
toothsome
Hood
view
home
with
fireplace,
BRIAN REITH
metropolitan community and no
The
bride’s
only
attendant
was
wonders
promised:
a
repeat
of
bath, oil heat, modernistic de
Mrs. R. D. Bowdish of El Paso-1 one successful spectacular, Peter one has yet estimated what its
sign, full price $6000 with $1500 ! Texas,
a college classmate. She Pan; a two-hour telecast of returns for the future might be.
down. Or will take high veter j wore an
identical style sheath Thornton Wilder’s “The Skin of
WEEKEND TELEVISION:
ans appraisal.
' dress of avocado green linen Our Teeth,” starring Mary Mar Thursday, July 21; 6 p.m.,
I
! and carried a shower bouquet tin and Helen Hayes; a musical Your Governor Reports; Gov.
of yellow roses. The groom's version of “Our Town,” with Patterson discusses State institu
Alsu
SELL IT, BUY IT, LEASE IT brother, Robert Strom of Long Frank Sinatra; a series of one- tions, Channel 12.
THROUGH
Beach was best man.
and-a-half-hour Sunday afternoon
7:30 p.m., “Climax!” still rid
T h ia la R E A L !
The reception following the productions of Shakespeare’s ing the chloroform trail, in the
candlelight service was held at plays, starring Maurice Evans; wake of books and movie. The
Everything You S m
Cecil C. Chase, Broker
; the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jatk a series of 90-minute original Healer by Dr. Frank Slaughter
- A duali y Happens I
TV plays by the best TV play (Not as a Stranger) with Barry
Third St. opposite Mobile Station Burrows.
After a week's honeymoon at wrights NBC can grab. (Ay, Sullivan, Geraldine Fitzgerald,
Phone Mutual 7-3712
AFRICA V “List Your Place With Chase” Lake Tahoe, the couple are now there’s .he rub! The best TV Bonita Granville and Maguerite
home in Redwood City, Cali playwrights. They have already Chapman, Channel 6.
Î ADVENTURE
Sandy, Oregon
c-29 1 at
run the well dry, scraped bot
fornia.
10:15 p.m., “Killers of the
-SPATHECOLOB
Mrs. Strom is the Psyehome- tom, double-distilled the results Sea,” on Hometown Theatre with
FOR SALE: Modern 2 bedroom trist in the councilling and test and made use of the evaporation Lowell Thomas, Channel 12.
home with large 2nd floor area ing center of Stanford Universi products.)
10:35 p.m., Mr. Jaycee Reports
Sun. - Tues.
July 24-26
suitable for two additional bed- ty. The groom, son of Sir. and
Whilst snarling about the poor on Portland's new zoo with Sup
looms. Fireplace, furnace, base Mrs. John I. Strom Sr., of Lo^g grade of summer TV entertain erintendent of Parks Harry
miamneiMCs«»»
ment utility room, garage on
California, received his ment or snapping the set off Buckley, with model of the new
TYRO NE POWER
approximately 1 acre (more Beach,
master’s degree in business ad entirely you might let your zoo, Channel 6.
M AUREEN O’HARA
available) A. W. Dyal, Rt. 2, ministration in June from Stan thoughts stray to a branch of
10:35 p.m., one of the most
Box 290, Sandy. Phone Sandy ford University and is with the the medium known as education famous and dramatic westerns
MU 7-2218.
tf California Packing Company in al television.
A Missourian made, "Stagecoach,” with John
FOR SALE: 60 passenger Reo San Francisco as a business anal named Martin Quigley has writ Wayne and Claire Trevor on I
ten an entertaining and enlight Nite Owl Theatre, Channel 27.
bus in good condition. Has yst.
CW
"““
1
ening article on the subject in FRIDAY, July 22; 7 p.m.. Base
nun SS • U
tu t te c m tut“
i , te W S
good
motor
and
good
tirés.
■**
the July issue of Harper’s mag ball Hall oi Fame, Channel 12.
$350.00. Phone Sandy MU 7-
rl«»?! n «an «uni» ■ «ws »
SANDY LOCALS
7 p.m., Pantomime Quiz, Iran- i
azine. Mr. Quigley wrote from
4332.
tf
Overnight guests at the Ivan the inside—he was general man tic gesticulations and furious !
Barker home last week were ager of educational television cross-fire with Rocky Graziano, 1
Robert Clary, Carol Haney, Jack
sisters of Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Jess station KETC of St. Louis.
The Federal Communications ie Coogan and Hans Conreid, i
Bullard of Drain and Mrs. Frank
Galdabini of Cottage Grove, Ore Commission, In-ginning three ■Channel 6.
SATURDAY, July 23; 8:30 a.m., I
gon.
years ago, has set aside 257
channels—85 VHF and 172UHF— Bill Drips on RFD 6 hosts M. G. I
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Selven were for the exclusive use of educa Huber, Agricultural Engineering
Walk In-Drive In* ™
Portland visitors at the home of tional and cultural institutions Specialist, OSC, discussing “Us
112th Batwten Powell and Holgoto
Bill and Rose Miller last Sunday. operating on a nonprofit and ing Tractors the Safe Way,”
noncommercial basis. At pres Channel 6.
Wed. - Sat.
July 20-23
10:30 a.m., Major League Base- j
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Strasser ent there are eleven stations on
ball, Boston Red Sox and Chicago
and
two
sons.
Butch
and
Ronnie
the
air,
eight
VHF
and
three
STRANGE LADY IN TOWN
of E! Paso, Texas, were visitors IK K . Oniy one tnat got on the White Sox Iiuin Chicago's Co-
ju iy z u -
In Technicolor
this week at the home of Mr. and air-*-ln Los Angeles—has folded, miskey Park, Channel 6.
7 p.m., American's Greatest
THE FAR HORIZONS
Mrs. Earl Dove of Rt. 3, Boring, Mr. Quigley reports, but very
with Greer Garson
ter of Mr. Dove and they hadn’t few of the others have their Bands; Pops Whiteman hosts the
In Technicolor
bands of Art Mooney, Count
and Dana Andrews
Mrs. Strasser is the youngest sis futures assured.
with Charlton Heston
of
Mr.
Dove
and
they
hadn’t
The Ford Foundation for Adult
and Donna Reed
HELL'S ISLAND
seen one another In nearly IS Education is providing funds to
LOVE ME OR LEAVE ME
John Payne - Mary Murphy years. This was her first trip operate the National Citizens
to Oregon.
In Technicolor
Committee for Educational TV,
Sun. - Tues
July 24-26
Doris Day - James Cagney
Ring Building, Washington, D.C.
BATTLE CRY
Mrs. Roxie Burns made a trip (the one to write to if a group
Sun. - Tues
July 24-26
to San Francisco by plane the gets interested), the Joint Com
Van Heflin - Aldo Ray
THIS ISLAND EARTH
past weekend ; nd brought her mittee on Education TV and the
little eight-rnonth-old granddaugh- Educational TV and Radio Cen
In Technicolor
ROOGIE'S BUMP
home with her. Mrs. Burn's ter, which are helping communi
with Jeff Morrow
In Technicolor
daughter, Mrs. Craig and small ties get started. Without these
and Faith Domergue
son expect to be in Sandy about organizations and without the
with Robert M arrict
Tarzan's Hidden Jungle
the first of August for a visit.
special grants of from $100,000
and Ruth Warrick
Gordon Scott, Vera Miles
to $150,000 made by the fund to
stations, Mr. Quigley says there
Obituary
wouldn't be a single educational
station on the air today.
BROADWAY
THEATER
know
what this movie’s nel 6.
COMING SUNDAY, JULY 31st
in the heat of New York July,
have reached the point where
their inspirations pop like mer
cury from the tops <rf their
xalp s. Wooried by the hegira
Too Late To Classify
'»■ television
*» ■« , «^unt money to
»v nunjnw
m
of
Hollywood
Rev. Minot of the Memorial | < where by 195« more than 3,«««
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS | Chapel performed the ceremony b o o n and $190,01)0,000 worth of
entertainment will emanate) net
$300 down. Three bedroom all at noon on June 18.
works are making big promises
Dr.
Schneider
gave
his
daugh
modern home well-arranged
on one acre of land, close to ter in marriage. She was gowned to viewers.
j in a street length sheath de-
m e 2-hour
îii u u i
n n
Although the
long, i mil
Sandy. Full Price $5000.
To The Broadway Theater
WALT DISNEY'S
iiiw jiiv j
.
.
.
.
.
.
u n til
DAVY
CROCKETT
It
KING OF THE WILD FRONTIER
Starring
Fess Parker - Buddy Ebsen
Broadway Theater
‘Chase has the Place’
ESTACADA
CHASE REALTY
WOW!
"INCH THICK”
FILET MIGNON
STEAK
MOVIES
INCLUDING FRENCH FRIES - BUTTERED TOAST
AND SERVED W ITH GREEN SALAD BOWL
So Tender And Juicy You Can Cut It W ith A Fork
Downtown Oregon City
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Sandy Theater
Thursday - Sunday
July 21-22-23-24
lii Cinema Scope Ami Color
THREE COINS
IN THE
FOUNTAIN
Starring Clifton Webb - Dorothy McGuire
Jean Peters - Louis Jourdan - Maggie McNamara
ALSO
RUN FOR COVER
DIVISION ST.
D R IV E -IN
Theater
Open at 8:45, Show at 7 p.m.
Wed - Sot
July 20-23
draw as large an audience as
vaudeville shows.
< ommerelal television claims
that they are doing some pro
grams of culture (l.e. Adventure,
Dr. Baxter's Shakespeare) but
they have abandoned, for want
of commercial sponsorship, most
of their worth while entertain
ment.
THE VIOLENT MEN
Hard To Start
In Technicolor
with Glenn Ford,
and Barbara Stanwyck
Beginning an educational TV
station in any area is no snap.
It Ls a rough go as Mr. Quigley
| knows his studio was once a
women’s gymnasium and his
general manager’s office was in
a shower stall in the basement.
Though the St. Louis station
presented educational programs
THE CREATURE FROM
THE BLACK LAGOON
with Richard Carlson
and Julia Adams
Saturday
July 23
ALL NIGHT SPOOKATHON
Free Coffee And Doughnuts
At Daylight
Sun - Tues
July 24-26
In Technicolor
Tony Curtis - Piper Laurie
John Derek
Guerilla Warfare
GRESHAM
¿May Elizabeth
Mr. Quigley claims one of the
Cogswell, a Sandy resident for
many years, died July 15 at reasons for the slow start of
the Gresham rest home following educational TV stations is the
long-standing continual sniping
an illness of two months.
Mrs. Cogswell was boin May between administrative educa
McKinstry at Ypsilanti, Michi tors and the commercial televi
gan, February 1, 1869. May 7, sion interests on national levels
1889 at Wayne, Michigan, she and the FCC.
The two protagonists have
married James V. Cogswell, who
passed away a few years ago. been fighting so long (since ra
The couple had made their home dio began) that they mistake the
at Gresham and then came to thrill of battle for the "principle
Sandy where they lived for ten of sticking up for the public in
years, and then returned to terest." They are both sending
their cast-offs into educational
Gresham to make their home.
Survivors include .Mrs. C. C. television, which QuiglPy terms
the most malicious form of sab
Yager, Gresham, C. M. Cogswell, otage.
Watsonville, California and J. L.
Cogswell of Oakland, California. 1 Mr. Quigley aeeuses educators
There are five grand children themselves of making the culture
stations less than attractive to
and eight great grandchildren.
Service were held Monday. Ju I the public. He claims they
ly 18, at aBteman funeral chapel don l understand cither the mass
m Giesham with interment fol or the medium of the mass med-
lowing at Forest Lawn cemeterv. hint. Commercial stations, on
| Rev. Elmer E. Beckman con- the other hand, who claim to
ducted the service and William understand both, are contemp
tuous because education does not
Elliott was soloist.
JOHNNY DARK
III \ isl;i\ ision
Starring James Cagney - Viveca Lindfors
MAY ELIZABETH COGSWELL
U idies Aid Group
Meets \\ ednesdav
SANDY The Ladies Aid of
the C o m m u n 11 y-Presbyterian
HELL'S ISLAND
church will meet Wednesday. Ju-
John Payne, Mary Murphy 1 ly 27. at 2 I’M, at the home of
Mrs. John Williams.
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