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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1957)
Thursday, March 21, 1957 THE SANDY POST SOUND OFF j Washington. Alaska. six-day exercise, designed He was graduated from Wil to The test the combat efficiency of FORT DETRICK MARYLAND lamette University in 1955. the division under arctic condi (AHTNC) — Wayne Frederick tions, was the largset ever held FORT RICHARDSON, ALAS at the Alaskan fort. son, son of Mr and Mrs. Kenneth (AHTNC) — Army PCF Kishpaugh, a rifleman in I BLLL RUN — The Bull Run R Frederickson, Sancy, recently KA, Barrie D Kishpaugh, whose wife, Company A of the division's was assigned to the 9766th Tech Nadine, and mother, Mrs. Mary 23rd Regiment, entered the Extension Lnit held an extra nical Service Unit at Ft. Detrick, Kishpaugh. live on Route 2, Army in December 1955 and meeting, March 20, at the Bull Brightwood resiaents were Estacaca, Oregon, recently par received basic training at Fort Run club hall to make up for the Maryland. January meeting missed due to sorry to hear of the illness and Frederickson entered the Ar ticipated in “Exercise Hard Ord, California- He arrived in bad weather. The demonstration hospitalization of George Will Times with the 2nd Infantry my in October 1956 and received Division at Fort Richardson, Alaska in June 1956. was “Pillow Making’’ unc-er the iams of the Brightwood store. All Kishpaugh was employed by leadership of Arlene Klingler and his neighbors and friends have the Park Lumber Company be Ermal Stromberg. been wishing for his speedy re Building Contractor fore entering the Army. The meeting began at 11 a m. co very. ---------- CP-------- with ladies bringing sack lunch es. Coffee was served by Marge Mrs. Louise Hallam has moved Kitchen. from Portland to her home near Homes and General Building The regular meeting of the Brightwood. Her friencs say they unit was scheduled for March hope she will now become a per M u tu a l 7-3149 27 at 10:30 a m. at the club hall manent resident here. AIMS-BULL RUN — The long when “Broiled Meals” will be weekend for school children demonstrated by Bonnie Marsh The Clackamas County Blood- was an opportunity for parents and Betty Brooks. Food prepared mobile will be at the Welches to enjoy a change, too. The James curing the demonstration will school on Monday, April 1, from Baker family spent the weekend be served at lunch with coffee 4 to 7 pm., local informants visiting relatives in Seattle. served by Evelyn Nichols. have announced. All donors in READY-MIX All ladies in the area have the area have been urged to Mrs. Earl Weeks attended as been cordially invited attend since a great need for --------CP-------- counselor, a Young Life group blood has been recognized for meeting at Cannon Beach and this area. the two Weeks’ daughters visitec /fe z at the beach with relatives. Miss Pamela Chaney, young pre-school daughter of the How- Norma Baker, young daughter arc Chaneys of Cherryville, has If no answer of the Allen Bakers, played a Ph. MOhawk 5-5711 recently enrolled for ballet and MQhawk 5-3257 piano solo at morning services tap dancing lessons in a Portland BRIGHTWOOD — The Mt. studio. in Aims community church and Mrs. Frank Dunlop sang at the Hood Lion’s Auxiliary was one of the hostess groups at a tea evening services- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bowman and fashion show at the Columbia have returned from their vaca Athletic Club Wednesday, March Next Sunday is Singspiration tion in the south. If the weather song services. Tuesday Bible 13. All 23 clubs in District “O” continues to be fair, the Bowmans study met this week at the James of the Lions’ Auxiliary took part. say, they hope to have the golf Fashion show chairman was Baker home and the Kings Help- operating by April 15 this Mrs Burgess Kelly, Portland. club ers met Thursday. year. 1 Clothes shown were from Charles ---------- CP----------- Berg and organ music was played Friends of Mrs. Ed Cook of I by George Ruschka- Brightwood were sorry to hear The Mt. Hood Auxiliary con- that she had suffered three bro tributec. four of the 70 prizes ken ribs in an accicent at her awarded. Local people who con home. Friends say Helen is very tributed were Wheeler’s Arts cheerful about it but all agree and Crafts Shop, Rhododendron' Mrs. Jennie Markvardson, Alpine Begonia Gardens; Mrs’ it must be very uncomfortable. E™™3 Rannow and Mrs. Edgar Martin and an etched Missing from the local scene I Mildred Stewart were co-hostess- aluminum tray conated by the is Mrs. Bill Dyal who has been es for the Monday, March 18 auxiliary. in a Portland hospital for the meeting of the Past Noble Grand Local members taking part past three weeks following sur i^Un a} th™ Markvardson home in the tea were the president, gery. The Dyal’s oldest son, Ber m Dodge Park. About 14 mem Mrs. Howard Chaney; Mrs. Ed nie, was to the same hos bers were present to enjoy the gar Martin, Mrs- Dave Howe pital with taken appendicitis on Friday Mrs Jim Lyne, Mrs. Charles nm he° \ ° f S t Patrick I*1’0, March 15. nut bread anc coffee served by Meskimen and Mrs. Jim Langdon. the hostesses. J Mrs. Chaney had as her guest, in this area were tuned . ,ThT , club voted to Provide Mrs. Elinor Burkitt, Portland to Radios radio Sunday evening talent for a stunt to be part of Guests from the mountain area at 9 KGW when the Sandy High School the talent show scheduled for were Mrs. Nell Bistorious Mr= mixec choir presented a half- the Sandy Grade School PTA Beulah Gaulke, Mrs. Herbert nour program with Lawrence on April 26. Stemler and Mrs. Glen Cantrell. Morrell conducting. Miss Gayla ---------- CP-------- -- The tea, which netted $725, Gadwood was soloist; accompan was put on as a benefit to out ists were Linda Sheerman and Economy proved and performance proved fit a laboratory at the University Bonney Shields. CLASSIFIED ADS on the world-famous CM Proving Ground of Oregon Medical School for During the program, student GET RESULTS and on the Alcan Highway to Alaska ' research into the causes and body president Charles Side- cures of epilepsy. bottom was interviewed con ----------CP------------- cerning the history and activities 2» Already proved in the hands of nearly at Sancy High School. 100,000 owners! Unit Plans Extra Meet Phil Jonsrud A round the Mountain Kids Holiday Shared By Folks Page 3 Kiwanis Plans KIWANIS PLANS 1 col 18 rop presented accordian music. Since With only three more weeks occasion was also “Ladies to go in the annual “Beans or the Night”, the ladies’ attendance Steak" attendance contest Sandy prize donated by Bob Day Kiwanis club released the follow with was the men’s prize in charge ing box scores; Frecerickson’s of Tec Deck. Fiieballs, 81; Lamke’s Legumes, Program for the April meet 88. ing is under chairmanship of Calls for talent volunteers John Hillyard. came from President Spike ---------- CP--------- - Emerson at the March 21 meet ing of Kiwanis as local service clubs prepared to cooperate with LOOKING FOR BARGAINS? ,Sandy PTA for the proposed YOU'LL FIND THEM PTA Talent Show. George Hale, program chair man for the Thursday meeting, ON THE CLASSIFIED PAGE GOOD VISION IS PRICELESS TROUTDALE SAND AND GRAVEL TP----- CONCRETE Having trouble reading the fine print? vision blurred? Eyes tiring easily?Don't neglect these danger signals. Come in 'fo r a checkup . . . NOW! See better . . . look better. Í® Lion Ladies A ttend Tea Designed to save your dollars ! N e w C h e v ro le t T ask.F o rce 5 7 I)R. L. W. GRIFFITH H ermitage M A N O and tell the world From smart new grille to grain-tight toil- gate Chevrolet offers the most modern pickup of all! 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