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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1956)
Thursday, June 21, 1956 Stork Club THE SANDY POST of Eagle Creek are announcing the birth of a daughter, Lori June 8. Page 7 H I Club Members C onvene At OSC For list Annual Sum m er School Sandy Brothers To Meet A fter 23 Years It was a second son for Mr. and A daughter, Christine was born Mrs. George Meeker of Star Route May 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sandy, born Junel. The new ar SANDY— Patty Radford of San- junior leadership project. rival has been named Donald. He Jackson of Boring. SANDY— Andy Connell, oper Largest delegations represented I dy was elected social chairman for joins a brother Merton and sisters ator of the Sandy Shoe Shop, is were Washington county with 100 I her living organization at 4-H It was a son for Mr. and Mrs. Kay and Nancy. looking forward to a visit from club members, Portland with 99 Mr. and Mrs. E..W. Marler, for his brother. David G. Connell of Thomas L. Jepperson of Eagle j summer school now in session at Oregon State college, Corvallis. and Clackamas county, 97. merly of Cherryville, are now res Mr. and Mrs. Edmond H. Stiner born Sunday, June 10. He has been Tallahassee. Florida. Mr. Connell Enrollment figures were up this During their 10-day stay in Cor idents of Lincoln Beach. Oregon expects his brother to arrive in of Boring are anouncing the birth named Thomas L. Jr, year, according to Burton Hutton, where they have purchased a mo Sandy on Friday. June 22. of a son, Robert on May 26. state extension leader, with 1243 vallis, 4-h ers attended morning tel on highway 101. Their new -CP- It has been about 22 or 23 years girls and 625 boys registered for classes in agriculture, home econ place is called The Pines Cottages since Mr. Connell has seen any of A son, Donald, was born to Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Phillips and classes. The boys and girls at omics, forestry-, science, civil de and is located between Taft and i his relatives and the visit of his and Mrs. Karsumi Sunamoto of two daughters of Lawndale, Cal tending the 41st annual event live fense, health and farm safety. Depoe Bay. The Marlers were long brother is greatly anticipated Boring on June 1. in 43 different units, including The Florida visitor Is coming ifornia are visiting this week at fraternity and sorority houses and Afternoons were devoted to sports time residents of the Cherryville activities, band, chorus, crafts and area and made a good many fri by train and will be met by the Mr. and Mrs. Reynold E. Nel the home of Mr and Mrs. Olaf college dor nitories. Each living group has its own social dancing. Swimming, soft- ends during their time here. They Andrew Connells in Portland They son of Sandy are parents of a son, Anderson of Route 2, Sandy, i Dov Michael born May 28 ball, volleyball and track were in in- hope the many friends here will not only supporting a fine volun set of officers and carries out its bal1- er Road.) This is the Phillips first own special projects, under super- cluded in the boys- athletic pro stop into see them in their new teer organization but have an eve visit to this area. ning of fun in store for them home at the coast, vision of advisors. The 43 house gram. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart A. Woods -----------CP----------- presidents make up a special coun- Attending the summer school PLANTS - SHRUBS - TREES andthparoceduresrS 8enera‘ Pr° blems from the Sandy-Estacada area were Locals Special features of this years summer school are new classes leadership training, an increaTà athletic program and a craft work- sb°P- Almost 400 club members were enrolled in a special workshop for training young leaders. Helps were presented in camp counsel- ing. leading younger ciub berS’ and._ C° nducting . meetlngs -----— wings all important phases of the 4-H M AK E THAT PV T T ! ...then m ake yoursOlf a fine bourbon h ig h b a ll...., EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY for' H ermitage to really see the-country on your next trip E ast from UNION P A C IF IC ’S spaci ous new Dome Coaches, lux urious Dome Lounge and exclusive Dome Diner. and t e ll th e w o rld Sraow great straight Kentucky bourbon! VLV OLD HERMITAGE BRAND CALL U N IO N PACIFIC RAILROAD ^ di° rd a?d Kathy Dick’ °i ¿eann,e Closner, RhodDd^ndron: ^ e d Lintow^ Cherryville; Colleen Dolp, Zig Zag: Linda Nichols, Bull Run Shirley Boring and Carol Lemke of Boring; Donna Bench, Cottrell Glenda Calhoun, Damascus Ted Swain and M-irk » . ton Donna Davidson T ? " ' r ™ ' and Judy Eckersley 'o l Esîacad? SANDY— Members of Sandy Ma sonic lodge will be busy this week with a regular stated meeting held Wednesday evening and the annual C lackamas County Masonic straw- berry feed slated for Friday even ing at the Sandy Masonic hall. The Friday gathering will open with a meeting in the lodge hall ----------- CP---------- at 8 PM with visiting masons as Margaret Crownover is helping special guests. The strawberry feed out with secretarial duties at the will be during the refreshment office of Brenton Vedder for a hour following the meeting few days. -----------CP----------- 6 years old --All Sizes Crushed Rock -Concrete Material —Road and Pea Gravel - F ill Gravel -Road Grading ttWTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY . « 6 •» - “ « Oi» M u n it a c i Co« run Gresham Sand & Gravel Company $J|35 Qt. THE OLD HERMITAGE CO., btVTSION OE 'NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORPS .fRARWORT, KENTUCKY. KENIUCKY_SIRA1GHI BOURBON WHISKEY, 86 PROQflj A. 0. Bill Ekstrora, Owner 195th A Division, Gresham MOhawk 5-G414 GILES GARDENS MO 5-6515 291 W. 1st GRESHAM A ll Kinds Of Bedding Plants It Cc\>, to cook with GILLM ORE Farm and Home Appliances Loop Hiwoy Kelso Helpers FRED SMART Slate Food Sale Brickwork and Fireplaces Plaster It. 2, Box 394 SAND and GRAVEL Masons To Gather For Berry Feed Mr. and Mrs. Rober Pierce left this week for Nashua, New Hamp shire where they plan to make their home. The Pierces came to Sandy about a year ago and for some time Mrs. Pierce, a regist ered nurse, worked for Dr. Noeh- ren. They have a young son Jon born April 21 of this year and a daughter Linda who is one and a half years old. Sandy WANTED MEN OVER 200 POUNDS who have felt cramped and “strapped in’’ . . . to travel East in spacious comfort on UNION PA CIFIC'S all-new City of Portland. Stretch, relax, enjoy extra fun at no extra fare. . ‘ KFJLSO— The Kelso Helpers club met at the home of Mrs. Vio let German on June 6. The club recenlty acquired a 48 cup coffee urn and the members are selling vanilla to help pay for it. It was also planned to have a bake sale on June 22 and 23 at the Kelso General Merchandise store. The next meeting of the club will be held at the home of Mrs. Mabie Haven at 8 PM on June 27. Mrs. Rose Chandler and chil dren and Mrs. Edna Meldahl and children of Sutherlin, Oregon were visitors for the past week at the the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Roy German and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Parker and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas German. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Varner of Grants Pass were overnight guests last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Parker. Mrs. Varner was formerly Irene Wilson of Sandy. CALL U N IO N PACIFIC RAILROAD Mrs. Roy German, Mrs. Tom German. M rs. I.arry Parker, Mrs. John Chandler and Mrs. Edna Meldahl visited their grandmother and friend. Mrs. Alice White of 1 or tland w ho has been ill for sev eral months. -CP- Obituary GLAMOROUS. HERMAN W. SEEMATTER SANDY— Herman W. Seematter a resident of Route 1, Box 381. Boring, pased away at the Vet- eran s hospital in Portland Thurs day, June 14 following an illness of several months. i„^.eema*ter was horn April 8 r "i Marysville, Kansas, son of John and Rosa Seematter. His father was a native of Switzerland and his mother was born in Ger many. He spent his early child hood on a farm in Kansas. He was married at Ritzville. Washington i ,<l ° bcr l9’ 1942 be j,,lnf'd the 8th Army Air Corps at Los Angeles, California and attained the rank of staff sergeant. He served in England as MP for 18 months and was honorably discharged on August 23, 1945 He also received the European- .^frican-Middle Eastern service medal and good conduct medal He lived at Ritzville. Washington for a short time then decided to settle in Oregon on a berry farm He is survived by his wife Mar ie daughter Bethel Irene Adams of San a Ana. California: and son John Herman of Van Nuys Calif ornia;; sisters, Anna Ring. Marys ville, Kansas; Rosa Scholz, Frank furt Kansas and brothers, Ernest of Home, Kansas; Albert and Paul of Sunnymeade, California There are wight grandchildren and sev eral nelces and nephews Funeral services were held Tues day. June 19 from the A J. Rose and son Conservatory Chapel in ortland with interment at Will amette National cemebery Rev erend Robert T. McFarlane offered the service and William Elliot was soloist. - Pallbearers were Otto Spaller, Victor Spaller, Ernest Young, Lonnie Higgins. L.J. McDermed. and Carl Spradlin all of Sandy but a tomboy at heart! T u rn Chevy out on the road to discover its real charm ! For this is the beauty that recently raced 2,438 miles in 24 hours to set a new com petition track record! It happened at the famed Darlington Raceway. A ’56 Chevrolet, with 225 h.p., poured it on for 24 straight hours, averaging 101.58 miles per hour, to top the Indianapolis stock car record by 280 miles! 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