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Page 8 THE SA N D Y POST T H U R S D A Y , JU L Y 21, 1955 S A N D Y — Jay W . Shat the A u to M ech an ics In s ti tu te fo r western Oregon, n o rth e rn C a lifo rn ia and w estern N evada, retu rne d re c e n tly fro m a tr ip th ro u g h his te rrito ry d u r ing w hich he conducted a u to m echanic classes These classes were held a t P ortland, Salem, Sac ram e n to , San Francisco, S tockton and V a lle jo H is schools are to te ach m e ch an ics the in tric a c ie s o f h y d ra m a tic transm ission. S h a ffe r was accom panied on his trip by M rs. S haf fer. He w orks fo r the R. S. S m ith M o to r com pany d u rin g periods between his a u to m ech an ic c la s ses S A N D Y — Pastor A rm e n Johnson (center) o f th e Sandy S eventh-day A d v e n tis t ch u rch , is shown above lo a d in g te n ts in th e w arehouse a t G ladstone Park, w here crow ds up to 16,000 are expected on th e c a m p g ro u n d on w eek ends fo r the Seventh-day A d v e n tis t co n v e n tio n w h ich s ta rts to d a y a n d co n tin u e s th ro u g h J u ly 30. T he c a m p g ro u n d w ill be d o tte d w ith 1600 te n ts fo r th e m ore th a n 7 ,0 0 0 peo ple w ho are e xpected to ca m p th e re fo r the d u ra tio n o f t u>e m ee ting M in is te rs o f th e c h u rc h have been d o in g th e b u lk o f th e w o rk g e ttin g th e 74 acres o f th e G la dsto ne p a rk in readiness fo r m em bers o f the c h u rc h fro m a ll p a rts o f th e state w ho w ill a tte n d th e sessions. Estacada Locals Centennial Re- Denny Sarver recently had sur- t last Wednes- j gery for appendicitis. 13, with thir- j Officers who were unable to attending. The Present were: Erma Sarver, Ige was draped financial secretary; Mabel Broc- be Ames who i ***» chaplin; Jean Smith, warden ltly Mr Ames an<f Ann Underwood, right sup- ul member of P°rter t0 the Noble Grand. Rebekahs, and An announcement was made of of the Order. ' a county wide picnic to be given tip the growth ' at Milk Creek Park July 31 both organiza- This gathering is for all Odd greatly missed. Fellows, Rebekahs, and their were sent to families, and the Theta Rho f Portland and Clubs. rs. Githens is ' After the business meeting the lodge, and is members assembled to the din- tland hospital, ing room for their social time. Church To Stage Barbecue Dinner GRESHAM -Acountry fair bar becue dinner will be held on the grounds of St. Luke’s Epis copal church at Powell boulevard and Cathey road from 4 to 8 PM Saturday, July 23. Proceeds will be used for the church land purchase fund. The tables were attractively dec orated with roses and other sum mer flowers. Committee in charge was Lydia and Earl Mc Connell, Les and Margaret Lynch, Robert and Ella McConnell, and Kathryn Pederson. The membeis were served with coffee, tea, and delicious home made cakes. I combinations are being taught Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wade had Mr. and Mrs. John Gile had as as guests for a week, Mr. and Monday evening visitors, July 11. Mrs. Mac Varner and three chil Mr. and Mrs. Dave Horner, Mr. dren of Chinook, Montana. The and Mrs. William Sinclair, and Varners had a very enjoyable Mr. and Mrs. Hershel York. Mrs. trip by train to Oregon. While York is now home from the hos here they enjoyed a trip to the coast and one to Mount Hood. pital where she spent 4H months It was the first time the chil due to an automobile accident dren had seen the coast. Mrs. and she is greatly improved. She Varner is Mr. and Mrs. Wade’s is now able to get around with niece. the aid of a walking cast on her leg. This was Mrs. York’s first I Wetherbee, was obligated in the time out since the serious acci 1st and 2nd degrees and will be dent. 1 given the degrees in full at a Mrs. Elsie Hale has been con 1 later date. ducting classes in remedial work GARFIELD The Garfield RHODODENDRON R. ’ The birthday cake was made for several children of the first, Price, who has a summer c Grange .met Saturday evening, by Blanche Groves and the com second, and third grades. The July 9, at 8 PM with about 15 tage in Rhododendron, suffer mittees were Mr. and Mrs. Rex classes are held from ten to elev members present. ( Bledsoe, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jans en o’clock each morning, anJ There were 'two names read sens. Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Poppino will be held throughout the caugnt his foot in a vine and fell across a rock. An ambu to become members. One by Initi and Mr. and Mrs. Milo Groves. month of July. lance was called and he was ation and the other by reinstate Refreshments were served after Word drills, reading, stories, taken It) a hospital in Portland. ment. One candidate, Richard the meeting. and various number drills and Alice Scales is in Good Samari tan hospital for observation. S A N D Y — L ea vin g S ta n fo rd M e m o ria l chapel Summer Resident Hurt In Aeeident a t S ta n fo rd U n iv e rs ity are M r. and M rs. Sherwood Bimpanv was taken John Irv in g S trom Jr., w ho were m a rrie d a t to St. Vincent’s hospital last Sat urday. Reports are that he is a noon cerem ony p e rfo rm e d by Rev. M in o t o f th e chapel on June 18. M rs. Strom is the resting nicely. fo rm e r Janice Evans, d a u g h te r o f D r and M rs. H A Schneider o f Sandy. Strom is the son o f M r. and M rs. John I. Strom Sr., o f Long Beach, C a lifo rn ia . T he couple are m a k ing th e ir hom e in Redwood C ity , C a lifo rn ia . Saturday Thru Wet Fascinating Exhibits and Fun tor the Entire Family H O O D R IVE R — H ere are some o f th e guests fro m Sandy w ho tra ve le d the Lolo Pass last S unday in th e b ig g e st caravan to go over th e ro u te on th e W e s t side o f M t H ood A t th is ta b le is H erb C o ff Ivan B arker, Jo hn ny Cc non and Ivan B arker. Bring the children. They'll love a ride in the W e 're in v itin g everybody in tow n to com e in and see o u r own person al 19 5 5 a u to show, th e C h e v ro le t F eatur- am a. W e have g le a m in g , life -s iz e e x h ib its o f C h e vro le t e n g in e e rin g fe a tu re s a t w ork. W e have e x h ib its you can a c tu a lly o pe ra te y o u rs e lf . . . and have fu n o p e ra tin g . A lso, we w o u ld lik e to in v ite you to ta k e th is o p p o rtu n ity to d riv e the 1955 M o to ra m ic C h e v ro le t and experience its g re a t new fe a tu re s on th e road. So, com e in soon Chevrolet Kiddie Convertible H ere's a special fe a tu re to th r ill the youngsters! The C he vro let K id d ie C o n v e rtib le is a sidew alk-sized version o f the 1955 C hevrolet. The c a r is m ou nte d on a SDecial FREE DRAWING! YOUR CHILD CAN W IN A KIDDIE CONVERTIBLE Some lucky boy or girl it actually going to w in a Kiddie Convertible. W e're going to have a grand d raw ing on the final day of the Feafurama and one happy youngster w ill take home a handsome Kiddie Convertible. Drop in soon and enter your child’s name for the big draw ing. * j Iti * 0 k SATURDAY, JULY 23 THROUGH WEDNESDAY, JULY 27 $1699 WILL STILL BUY YOU ABRAND NEW 1955 CHEVROLET (All Taxes and Freight Included) Only A Few Left, So Hurry! Trades Accepted GMAC or Bank Terms S A N D Y — These are th e Sandy m id g e ts who have been g iv in g th e league leaders in th e su m m e r b ase ba ll w o rld a bad tim e They p la ye d a d o u b le -h e a d e r F rid ay n ig h t w ith L ynch , w h ic h is le a d in g the league Sandy's boys lost b o th gam es— 16 to 14, a nd 16 to ,0 T he boys p la ye d a n d won over Rockwood Tuesday n ig h t 14-6 T he boys in th e p ic tu re fro m le ft, back row, are C h u ck C roston, Jerry K a tt, Eddie H o lt, M ik e M o te |l, C harles Leathers, D avid W iesen F irst row are R ic k / Bodley, Lester H odge, M ic k H o ffm a n , F rank Emerson, G ary Lam b, Roger Stone and M ik e M u rra y Team m an a g e r s ta n d in g b e h in d the boys is Bob M a rc u m A r t B akke, co -m an ag er o t the te a m is n o t in th e p ic tu re WEILER CHEVROLET CHEVROLET HEADQUARTERS FOR CLACKAMAS COUNTY Oregon City
