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THE SANDY POST
Fam ily Here
From Alaska
WEMME—Mrs. L aura LeMond
of Wemrae was pleasantly su r
prised by a short visit from her
youngest son, wife and two daugh-
lers, who flew down from Haines,
Alaska.
Mr. and Mrs. LeMond taught
school at Haines last year and plan
to teach th e re this next year. He
gradated w ith high honors last
Ju n e with a m asters degree. His
schooling was delayed by World
War Two. He served three years
over seas and was dlsclyirged with
a m aster sargeants rating, then
finished his education at the Mon
m outh college of education.
They plan to live in Monmouth
when they finish th e ir tim e In
Alaska. His wife taught several
term s in Astoria, G rande Ronde,
and Fall City. Both have been
asked to teach at Monmouth, while
they are visiting there this sum
mer.
Mrs. LeMond has two other sons.
One with the Maccabees In P ort
land and the other a Doctor at
Austin, Texas.
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Guests A t P arty
iFx-Kelso Students
Join For R eunion
M t. Hood Fire
Laddies Slate
KELSO—Ex-pupils and teach
ers of Kelso school gathered Sun
day, Ju n e 10 for th eir annual re
union in th e form er school build
ing, now known as the Sandy
G range hall, with 40 pupils and
th ree teachers present.
O pening th e day's program was
th e serving of a potluck dinner
with Mrs. M ildred D ecker and
Mrs. Dorothy Sanderson in charge.
T he program folowing the din
ner hour consisted of rem iniscent
talks by teachers and pupils with
Miss Ruth Baumback as chairman.
Bee Nelson, who has spent his
en tire life in the community, gave
a very interesting account of
school days in the old log school
house, having begun his education
th ere in 1882.
Teachers present were Mrs. A.C.
Baumback, prim ary teacher, who
began her Oregon teaching there
in Septem ber 1919, Mrs. Caroline
V aeretti Hauser, principal during
the early 192U’s and Mrs. Louise
Nelson, principal from Septem ber
1917 to December 1919, and again
from Septem ber 1944 to Ju n e 1946
when th e school was consolidated
with the Sandy district.
D uring the program a moment
of silent prayer was observed in
memory of Robert Jonsrud, Robert
■Jail, students during the early
days of the school and Mrs. Sophie
Barnum, principal some 40 years
ago, all having passed away since
the last meeting.
All expressed the hope th at a
larg er attendance will be present
for th e reunion again next year.
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BRIGHTWOOD—The semi-an
nual benefit dance, sponsored by
the Mt. Hood F ire departm ent,
will be held this Saturday night,
Ju n e 23 at Log Lodge in Rhodod
endron. D ancing will begin at
9 PM.
Proceeds from th e benefit dan
ce held by th e group in December
were used to purchase 200 feet
of 2 1/2 inch hose and a dry chem
ical extinguisher to be used by
the fire departm ent. Proceeds from
the dance th is Saturday will be
used for operational expenses.
Those planning to attend are
not only suporting a fine volunteer
organization but have an evening
of fun in store for them.
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CURRINSVILLE—R obert Cur-
rin was honored on his 86th b irth
day with a party arranged by Mrs
C urrin and Mrs. Gohring.
Mr. C urrin is a patient In an
Oregon City nursing home and the
party in his honor was also for
all the patients in his ward.
Adding to the p arty festivities
was the receipt of a congrauiat-
ory telegram from his dau g h ter j
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Allen of Susanville, California.
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S traw berry growers in Clack
Mrs. Virgil Dobson of Kelso
road was accidentally wounded in amas county are invited to make
application for m em bership in the
the eye by a B-B gun.
Five-Ton S traw berry club if this
year they have obtained yields of
five tons p er acre on at least five
acres, or have m arketed at least
25 tons of straw berries from less
than five acres. S traw berries sold
to processors and fresh m arkets
count tow ards the yield, according
to Leon Garolan, county agent.
For m em bership in this select
group,
growers may obtain app
SALES
lication forms from the extension
PARTS
office in Oregon City. All bearing
SERVICE
acreage is counted in determ ining
average yields on each farm, states
Garoian.
G rowers who achieve this high
production will again be honored
POWER SAWS
at a banquet scheduled for August
LOGGING EQUIPMENT
10 in Portland.
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Mr. and Mrs. Nogi Asakawa a t
tended the funeral of th e ir nep
Route 1 - Box 177
hew, Ted Kinoshita of Gresham ,
Eagle Creek, Oregon
Phone Estacada 74-51 Anvtim e last week.
G row ers Invited
To Membership
the Rhododendron Boosters club
last week voted not to hold a
barbecue as had previously been
MINNIE MAJORS
planned. The meeting, held at the
BAKER—Funeral services for
Log Lodge, decided to give ser-
Mrs. M innie Majors of Baker,
RHODODENDRON—A fter con ious consideration to a plan to
form erly of Cherryville, were held
hold a carnival some tim e during
siderable discussion m em bers of
Saturday, Ju n e 9 at Baker.
Mrs. Majors, born Minnie Flynn
on August 1, 1875 in Missouri mov
ed with h er parents to Kansas for
five years before coming to O re
gon in th e spring of 1888. T he fam
ily lived at Pleasant Valley n ear
G resham fo r two and a half years
before settling in the Cherryville
area. She was a m em ber of the
Sandy Church of C hrist and the
AS LOW AS PER SQUARE YARD
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Sandy P ioneer Association.
Survivors include two daughters,
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Mrs. Alice Myers of B aker and
Mrs, Vlra Marsdon, G resham and
two son, Waldo and Floyd Doug
las, both of Baker. T here are 17
grandchildren, 7 great-grandchild
ren and 3 great-great grandchil
dren. Also two sisters, Mrs. Alice
T rullinger of Portland and Mrs.
August H ornecker of Sandy and
two brothers, George Flynn of
Boring and Ira Flynn.
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Bill Matten, father of Mrs. Vio
8112 S. E. FOSTER ROAD
let G erm an and Mrs. L arry P ark
GREEN STAMPS
PHONE PRospect 4-7321
er, has been in a P o rtland hos
pital for several months.
O b itu a ry ...
Plan Fall Wedding
BORING— Mr. and Mrs. Janies
F. Brown of Portland announce
the engagem ent of th eir daughter,
K athleen Joy, to Jam es Nelson
Holmes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Will-
ford H allgren of Boring.
T he bride-elect and h er fiance
are graduates of Oregon State
college w here Miss Brown was a
m em ber of A lpha Phi.
A late fall w edding is planned.
Thursday, June 21, 1956
Summer Barbecue
W ill N o t Be Held
G - V - M ' W ID T H S
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Rt. 2, Box 193
Sandy, Oregon
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5 miles East of Eagle Creek
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