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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1955)
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1955 THE SANOY POST D a n cin g C lasses Start W ednesday Inter-City Class Set F or D an cers - S h ir k C lu b - K idge G roup Form E x ten sio n U nit Page 3A Welches Teachers Honored At PTA Reception and Meet W CTT / 'm WELCHES- The annual . _ Teach ers Reception was held at the meeting of the Welches PTA last Friday evening, October 7. The firs t meeting of the club at the Welches school. |hom to Mr. and Mrs j X Me p T Ir ° m 8 to 10 30 was held at the home of Mrs Walter Blaisdell J r . opened Those not attending the firs t I Vicker °n Monday, October 10. Anyone wishing to learn to Eleanor Seibert on September 8 the meeting and Mrs. Paui Mer ass w ill be given an opportuni-1™ Portland Osteopathic hospital’ f quare danc* and have fun while w ith 18 members present. riss gave the invocation. Of ficéis elected at the first T e youngster weighed 7 pounds. learning are urged to attend The second grade was an 12 — U“ - Hal Huffman, who is a mem- meeting were Mrs. Eleanor Sei nounced as winner of the men’- hl be given a half n hour Mrs. AicVicker McVicker was was bert. chairman: Mrs. Von Bergen bership drive with 61 per cent c* imu o u r i I John 4,1 Lance. Airs. her of the WVSDC Association vice-chairman; Mrs Olva Cook parent il I I the fnrmor Patricia Esperson. ____ instruction so as to be „ up ....' with t"® ^ormer membership. | . jI^ ndParents are Mr. and Mrs. w ill be the caller and Instruct secretary and Mrs. Virginia Ten the first beginners s group. _____ Plans were discussed fo r a I t L' c n o — — J Eyck, treasurer. handicraft sale to be held at The fee fo r the lessons is th» I Ci - FsP®rson and Mr. anti or fo r the series. ----------- CP----------- same as last year pavable ” arry ^ cVicker all of San the December meeting, Mrs. Dor Hal also calls for the Hoops advance fo r the serf« 2 s£ and M rs Smart rel Petrie, school clerk, intro and Boots Square Dance club, T Mr. m ? and ,Unî le. and great aunt duced the teachers and present lessons once a ' wm week. an intermediate group at Sandy. ed each with a plant. Each MrS. G?°ree T riplett from Che of the new baby. They w ill also meet at the rec teacher gave a short talk neys School o f Dancing w ill Their second child and first reation hall in Estacada on the « « S R S i S S iK : - b*" instructors. One most Important factor m g irl was born Thursday, October firs t and third Saturdays of ne program Is to encourage par 6. at Emanuel hospital, Portland, each month starting at S PM ents to come to the classes and to M r and Mrs. D arryl EUason Anyone who has completed a ,7 3 ? j , x u u i i n , M‘ AH » Si act as sponsors for the two o f Sandy. The little g irl weighed beginners course b welcome to building at -1 PM. Tuesday "Oc Rosetta Ballard, fifth ; Mrs Ar groups. A list of the names of in at 7 pounds 9 ounces and has tober 4, w ith the president, Miss dis Green, sixth; James Caugh- some of the parents who have been named Susan Marie. She Join and dance<wjth this group. Goldie Carroll, presiding. lan, seventh; and Paul Merris, made mention that they are Joins a brother Doug A guest at the meeting was Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. principal and eighth grade. w illing to attend the classes as Henry Osibov, superintendent of sponsors and other parents ex Earl Dove of Boring and Mr. and PN G C lub T o M eet Colton schools and d a c k a m « H Also i ^ X J introduced “ UOaUCea were wcre school scho° 1 Mrs Howard Eliason of B lu ff County OEA president w h o T e PFeSent WiUiam O'De * pected to attend is as follows: road. Great grandparents are At M arkvardson s , fanner s class sponsors are sented an OEA charter to the I and / Mrs- J - N - Ferr>- ° f Mrs^ Fred Dickman, Mrs. Ruben association. 1 C orn ell L egion B lu ff road. Hoffman. Mrs. LaVeme W ills Officers elected were Kenneth T r s U . . . . » V • ] Doty, vice-president, and Mrs ’ ( I r I I< 1 U V Mrs. George Triplett, Mrs. Carl Mr. and Mrs R. Charlton of J- Loundree, Mrs. Don Jones and Evelyn Krebs, secretary-treasurer J Sandy are parents of a g irl born Mrs. Bill Radford. CP AIM S- The Corbett American Monday. October 3. at Emanuel Advanced class sponsors are LOOKING Ft>R bargains ? ^ lo n a n ? auxillary win hold ,P° rtland- She weighed S e i " ' K° ,m " n wni ) THEM N 21<dr October meeting at 8 PM. Mrs. Ralph Richardson, Mrs. Ed 8 o pounds 6 ounces. YOU'LL FIND THEN» , Friday, fTW CO- IH tM at the Corbett Legion Anderson. Mrs. Edison Mills O N T H E C L A S S I F I E D P A G E h a ll. FrXt T f° i? as & ales and M rs- It was a boy fo r Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dickman. Jerry Swails of Troutdale bom — CP------------ lT i| UrH ay'-.<?CtOber 6’ at Eman- uel Hospital in Portland. The young man tipped the scales at nine pounds. He joins tw o ' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gomoll, sisters at home. residents of Sandy for many Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. years, left this week for Mc \ t r hnu n ° f Sandy and Mr. Minnville where they have pur b,nrt ‘V Henry Ford of Port chased a restaurant. Mrs. Go- land, former Sandy residents. moil has been very active In the -----------CP------------ Sandy Rebekah lodge and is a S ',.,™ Erana " ,he O bit iiaries and Everett Darr; school cook. Mrs. Myrtle Klawitter and custo dians Louis W ilkins and O W Ness. F. J. Lyne. safety and health chairman, introduced Patrolman Fred Rice, who gave an interest ing talk on safety. Refreshments were served by the eighth grade mothers follow ing the meeting. ---------- CP-------- L. The present Democratic Dartv in the United States had its roots or origin in the socalled Anti-Federalists, who were op posed to the Federalist Party and the policies of Alexander Hamilton. Calling themselves, at that time, the Democratic-Re publicans, they acknowledeged Thomas Jefferson as their party leader a.xi policy-maker. av Grade Teachers Hold First Meet Sandy Locals October Ideas for Meal Planners by FRANCES FIEIBS Home Economist Oregon Wheal League Lewis Building Portland 4, Oregon A s we sw eep aw ay th e Jast of su m m er’s leaves, o u r lives settle dow n to m ore re g u la r p attern s. In one of your p a tte rn s of ac tiv i t y — m eal planning I hope to become a re g u la r help. Nutrition «’ Overweight D i d y o u k n o w th a t a n u tr i tious diet is not a fa tte n in g d iet ? F o r exam ple, w h eat foods in a w ell-balanced diet a re not fa tte n ing, It is sim ply overea tin y th a t cau ses overw eight. D i d y o u k n o w th a t to get in to a d ress one size sm aller r e quires losing from ten to fifteen pounds ? D i d y o u k n o w th a t th e finest cak e and p a s try flours and m ixes a re m ade from “so ft w h e a t” v arieties grow n In O reg o n ? October is TV D O U G H N U T T IM E ! D oughnuts a re on disp lay a t neighborhood gro cery sto res and bakeries. H allow een, you know! If you like to m ake yo u r own — Here is a basic DOUGHNUT RECIPE DAISY M. BII.I.M IER EAGLE CREEK—Daisy M. Bill- mier of Route 2, Box 46. Eagle reek, passed away at her home Monday, October 3, following lengthy illness. Mrs Billm ier was born , June 12 1897 at Carmi. Illinois. I The fam ily lived in Seattle, Wash-1 before. moving to Eagle1 Creek more than a year ago I- uneral services were hpld Thursday, October 6, at 11 AM m Bateman funeral chapel ‘in 9resham with Rev. Harold Col lins conducting the service. Don- aid Johnson was soloist. Con eluding rites were at Fores» Lawn cemetery. i J r ~ t? arerS Were James D Caipenter, John Mills, W illis 1 Reynar, and Gerald Avlett . ,hU „ rVi\ ° rS ZncIude hei: husband, John and children, Mrs. Emma Howe, Portland; Mrs. Gladys I Jo2J MrS Dorothy I Washington;I w illiam Staley, Long Beach Cal ifornia; Douglas Staley, El Paso ' Texas and Larry Staley, Seattle ! Washington. There ‘ are is £52“ '’ SANDY A community birth II day Parfy honoring birthdays of hOGd chi,dt'<m whose) birthdaj-s occured during Sep- I ><’mber and October was held at ! the home of Mrs. Charles Leath-! ^rs on Monday afternoon, Octo-1 Children able to attend tlie 'l party were Roger Leathers. Mike 1 Lindsey J,mmy DeHbo, Laura | L \n n Schank, Rickey Leathers, nt and his ban-v ! «SAVE »7-00 During Introductory Öfter ! eRfGO«t WHEAt COMMISSION u s. national bans building PENDLETON. OREGON o regon W heat ---------------- --------------------------------------- ----------------------- - Porter-Cable R o u to -J jg A m azing 3 - i n - l Tool $1 DOWN $1 A WEEK ___________ C. ^ F BELL S TO M A TO SOUP 10 for T Campbell s Vegetable Soup 8 Ducati Hines C A K E M IX E S All Flavors Except Angel Food M A R G A R IN E T a s te w e ll Play Fair DOG FOOD or Bar-None cans lu u u N i t r i N 5 i.o , 1 i Flat r ia r Tins i ms DOLE - No. SLICED PINEAPPLE . 7 fo r $ l DOLE 303'$ FRUIT COCKTAIL . 4 for95c 303 TINS CRESWELL BEETS . 10 fo r$1 BAKER S Or GHIRADELLI - 6 «w, pkg CHOCOLATE CHIPS 2 for 39c RINSO BLUE - GIANT SIZE SOAP POWDER With • Coupon 59c FULL • 1 lb. pkg. 35« RED ARROW SPECIAL TRICKS FOR DOUGHNUT TREATS: D id y o u k n o w that there are 14,000 fa rm e rs in O regon w hose principal crop Is w h e a t? And w heat is th e larg est a g ricu ltu ral crop g row n in Oregon. -^nd. I B irth d a y Part? H on ors C hild ren Boat 4 rg g yolks o r 2 w hole p gg. u n til I I k ht Add 1 cup su g ar, 2 T m elted b u tte r, % cup milk Sift to g e th e r: 314 cups sifted ail-purp, ,,--e flour or 4 cups p a s try flour, 4 t. bak in g pow der, 1 t. sa lt. '4 t nutmcK. t cinnam on Add d ry in g red ien ts to liquid and m ix to g eth er un til well blended. Chill dough. Roll to 4 inch thickness. Cut w itii floured c u tte r F ry in heated fat —375° Slide d o u g h n u ts from spatula Into hot fat F ry on each side until golden brow n. Remove, d rain on a b so rb en t paper. D rench w arm doughnut* in g ra n u lated o r pow dered su g ar, add cinna mon o r chopped n u ts, too. if you like. T ry a d d in g 3 tab lesp oons g rated o ran g e rin d and s u b s titu te orange Juice for th e liquid. W hile w arm , dip th«‘re In pow dered su g ar. Add m aple flavoring an d chopped nuts, serve w arm w ith scoop of van illa o r m aple- nut Ice cream . L azy? Drop spoonfuls into h e t fat an d have drop d o ughnuts. 2 ----------OP----------- 10 OUNCE TINS C O O K IE S . . NABISCO SNOW FLAKES 2 lbs. 47c DON'T FORGET THE SANDY'S WOMAN'S CLUB SPAGHETTI DINNER SATURDAY. OCTOBER 15 5:30 To 7:30 P.M. S A N D Y M A S O N IC TEM PLE . IT’S A JIG-SArf For cutting intricate con tour» and curve» for b ra c k e t» , v a la n c e » , house »igni, etc. ROUTER ’/ \ 1/ Shaper of use« ir» horn, bull building and ra« pair, flne cabinet work • IT’S A SHAPER Shape» circular piece», »trip mould ing, omamenfal woodwork. PRODUC CAULIFLOWER No. 2 Snowwhitc Crisp lb. SPUDS w • Snowboy Oranges S»e »hl» 3 -in -l value d»m en»trated at Cannon's Hardware Sandy, Oregon W R IG H T SUPER MARKET - IN SANDY Loop Highway Opposite The Bank 10c
