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Page 4 THE SANDY POST Thursday, March 21, 1957 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Farr, Miss Dorothy Bogart, Spring- Mr. and Mrs- Roy Graham and field, is visiting with the Dale F. B Woodard, all of Sandy, Bogarts for several weeks, as visited with Mr. Farr’s uncle and is another guest, Mrs. Pierce aunt, Mr .and Mrs. R- B. Reis of Bogart. The Bogart’s guests on Kenneth Innis, Route 1, Box gins before dividends of $12,068- VANCOUVER BARRACKS, Rhocodendron on Sunday. i Sunday were Mr. and Mrs- Abe Dennis Dryer returnee home -------- Snyder anc Mr. and Mrs. Errett 58A, Corbett, was elected pres .74. The balance after payment WASHINGTON — New, shorter, she was spending the ident of the Farmers Gas and of dividends on preferred stock ready reserve ob-igations for day While this week after spending several Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Quinn of Moore. from home, in Gresham, Mrs. Supply, local cooperative assoc- will be distributed to patrons young men in the 17 to 18% Fay Bellar’s friends days in Portland at the home of Sandy, visited with Mr- and Mrs. I gathered at his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilson, Boring- I Mr. and Mrs- Zeryl Silver, iation, at the annual meeting of I on the basis of 3 per cent of year old bracket are available to her home in Sandy to prepare the board of cirectors March 19. : their purchases in 1956. W- D. Dryer. Weekend visitors i enlistees in the Army Reserve, a surprise baby shower in her -------- j Mrs. F. B. Woodard and daugh ---------- CP--------- at the Everett Dryer home this i it was announced today by Col- honor. Seventeen guests greeted Mrs. Norma Syblon, Beaver- \ers- Betty and Wanda, all of Innis succeeds Robert Taylor week were Everett’s sister, Mrs. ton, visited with her daughter Sandy, visited with Mr. and Mrs. who resigned from the board i I onel Willard B. Carlock, Chief her when she returned late W. N. Mortimer, her husband and and family, Mrs. Earl Mitchell, Oliver Zerba in Colville, Wash- because of press of other business. I of the U- S. Army Military Dis Tuesday afternoon. Hostesses four children, from The Dalles- in Sandy on Sunday. trict, Oregon. ington from Wednesday through Claud Rayboum of Route 2, Box were Mrs. Ginger Edes, Mrs. 27, Boring was re-elected vice- ¡gw . n • I ■ The Mortimers are en route to Sunday last week- These new obligations shorten Billie Williams and Mrs. Annie president and R. H. Wilcox was p l l f r I n B 1 1 | their new home in Redding, the period of participation in Johnson. A daughter, Sherry Linn, was California. Miss Patsy Cox, Portland, re-appointed secretary-manager. | B —— * ■■■ ■ w i l l ready reserve training to three Games were played by the born to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith New board members elected waj> a house guest of Miss Frances years after the individual com lacies before the gifts were the former Beverly Quinn) of WASHINGTON, D- C. — Re at the annual meeting of the Roy Crone, Sandy, is now in for several days last pletes his six months of active and refreshments served. California. Granc- Parker members on March 5th are presentative Walter Norblad has duty training. This compares opened Oklahoma, staying with relatives Susanville, week. Attending the party, besides introducec legislation to provide parents are Mr. and Mrs. J. E. George Metzger, 3106 N. E. 132nc for a short while after the death Quinn of Sandy. a limitation on imports of ply with the previous requirement the guest of honor and the host of his brother in that state. A combination skating and Portland; T. C. Hendricks, Route wood to 15 per cent of the domes of a total active duty and reacy esses, were; Mrs. Louise Smith, 2, Box 486, Boring and George slumber party was enjoyed by reserve training obligation of Mrs- Marion James and Terry, Heidi and Jill Boyd, Portland, several girls on Friday night at Toya, Route 2, Box 820, Gresham- tic consumption of the previous five Grace Ann, small daughter of years, Colonel Carlock Mrs. Ellen Steffi, Mrs. Vi Mark- the Lon Higgens, Sandy, is in were recent guests of Miss Mari the home of Miss Sonera Dor Retiring board members were year. stated. well, Mrs. Helen Dahrens, Mrs. Doernbacher hospital, Portland lyn Mitchell, Sandy. man. Guests were Miss Velda W. P. Nuffer, Route 2, Box 533 “The imports of plywood par Dorothy DeLong, Mrs. Modell This option allows high school Troutdale ¡Robert Allegre, Route with pneumonia. Howell, Miss Patti Smoke and Caswell, Miss Wanda Williams, 2, Box 965 Troutdale; and M. ticularly from Japan, were at a men a one year deferment after Miss Luana Edes, Mrs. Dee Marvin Wamboldt had a Miss Sandra Smith- enlistment before taking the six reasonable figure several years J. Benda, Route 2, Box 533, Bor Clara Meinig, Sandy is now birthday party Saturday at the Steffi and Mrs. Ecith Koehler, month active duty training. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Klein ing The new board also appoint ago which gave them an export in Hillhaven Rest Home, Port home of his parents- Refresh all of Sandy; Alice and Joan A phase of the program cur ed Kola Fellman of Route 2, Box ments were servec to Dale market and yet did not material rently in affect is slated to ex Ameele and Velma Bellar, of went to The Dalles on Sunday land, following surgery perform Harrington, Melvin. Fritsche, and visited with Mr. and Mrs. 888, Troutdale to fill out the un- ly affect American production,” pire ed last month. on April 1, the Colonel said. Gresham. Donald Terrill, Gilbert Fritsche, Wesley Gilliard and Mr. Klein’s expirec term of Taylor. ---------- CP------------- Norblad said . This phase allows men to join Auditor E. W. Rector an and Willard Wallace. nephew from California, Leo Harolc Terpenning is now at the Army Reserve for six years “However, in the last half nounced the best year in the Co Sprenkle. his home in Sandy convalescing op’s history with total net mar- dozen years the importation of with no active duty obligation. Miss Beth Snyder Sandy from recent surgery. This program also permits the Douglas Barker, who has plywooc squares has risen from man to request six months ac visited with Miss Barbara Rose been spending a month’s leave Gresham for a few days last 67 million squares, representing tive duty training at a later date Harry and Willis Andresen, of of week. Barbara had just under- visiting his parents, the Ivan 7 per cent of our consumption more convenient to him. Newport, were weekend visitors gone a tonsillectomy in a Port- Barkers and his twin brother The six month training pro with relatives in Sandy. to the current figure of 46 per Visitors to Marmot last week land hospital. Dan, is due back at his U. S. cent of the plywood used in this gram is now oped to men in the were George TenEyck, Jr. and ------- | Navy base next Thursday, March 26 to 35 year age bracket. These his wife, Nan, of North Bend The Ed Buswells, well-known country.” Mr. and Mrs. Jay Minyard, 28th. . .. . , | men may enlist for three years J George, who teaches in the North residents of Sandy the past sev Mrs. Abe Snyder and Janice and I I nis means that unless a jn the Army Reserve and then Bend Junior High school is also To . avert possible . curtailed eral years, are now located in Mrs. Verdon Fritsche were guests ' Sandy’s grade schoolers, com-. ~ British Columbia, Canada, where of Mr and Mrs W " KunZVif 1 inR home with mumps, have sur- educational programs for Oregon reasonable quota is established, serve six months of active cuty an enthusiastic scout leader and Gresham F r i d a y X i r i Mrs prised — ral ^heir parents youth caused by mountmg local more and more of these imports training. This training must be has taken many field trips with Ed is employed. Kunz showed colorec slides of who thou8ht the disease could ~ distnc‘ property taxes, will be coming into this country started within 120 days after en- i the boys.’ . , , colore{- slides of . cau„ut . tj , . . the Oregon Education Associa- and will very ma.eri.ily injure' Mrs. Roy Crone is visiting this „ Switzerland taken when she vis- , 5 A? . ° on® , e; Uatert ti ¡f, rontinu(> Dress for T he *° he hit by the cheek-plumping uon W1U continue to press lor week at the Charles Crone home ited th e re last su m m er ____________________ __ _____ , other fathers took with the scouts e summer. Tht rnajacy S. Postmaster John an increase in the State Basic our local mills. in Springfield where she is unz g are former Sandy resi Metscer. Several more dads and School fund to $120 per census I ‘‘Without a quota it is virtual- foo £aj e Classify on March 3 when 18 Explorers getting acquainted with her grandchildren, twin boys, born Book Store’just east8of Gresham' moms wil1 be anxi°usly sweating child- according to Herbert Arm- ly impossible for our plywood!—__ _______________ __ _____ made a tour of the Portland Air re ju.t east of Gresham. Out the next two or three weeks strong of Beaverton, chairman industry workers to compete SMITH’S CUSTOM HATCHERY Base- March 8. Crone is a former -------- the time which elapses between tbe organization s legislative wit^ Japanese labor which is 1 328 S- E. 139th Ave. (at Sancy) 1 teacher in Sandy public schools. Mr. and Mrs. A- D. Benshoof, catching mumps and the breaking committee PORTLAND, OREGON J Mrs. Troxel of Marmot was Sandy, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong noted that his Pa*d eleven and a half cents an lumps. Phone ALpine 3-8113 ¡a guest of the Firwood Exten- Mrs- Frank Forman and Mrs- A. L. Benshoof in Portland, on out of ------------- committee, meeting last weekend . hour.” CP------------- 16 pd. i tion Unit last Thurscay. Bina Bell will act as co-hostesses Suncay. in Portland, unanimously re- for the March 27 meeting of the | affirmed its previous position The Dorcas Society of the Ladies Aid of the Community Seventh Day Adventist church seeking a 50 per cent increase in Presbyterian church which will met Tuesday afternoon in the state school funds. This would meet at 1 p.m. at the Forman Dortas building to construct ' require about $19 millions of home. appropriations first aid kits for Civil Defense. The Sandy Ridge Extension additional state «ppiup.wuu.. Wednesday March March 13. 12 an™“Uy during the next bien Unit met Wednesday, Lynn Winchester visited with nium. It would return the per Barbara Whitlock, Carlene relatives in Beaverton over the Mason, Beth Snyder, Celie Hub at the Sandy Woman's Club hall. centage of state aic to local The demonstraion "Broiled school holiday. bard, Debra and Janice Hubbard Dinners” was presented by Mrs. | st:h°°? , ? * * * P ^ . 1“ 68 to h n Luli, I.uli Mrs. M rs Miles M il». Drum and „„a about the Percentage that pre- took a short trip to Multnomah Jo John vailed in 1947-48. Falls on Suncay afternoon. Mrs. A1 Green assisting. “Our association will continue I A potluck lunch was served work with the Oregon School Fred Clark, Sandy, with his to 18 members and four guests to Boards association and the Ore-1 daughter Barbara and son John, by the hostesses Mrs. J. A. Von gon Congress of Parents and visited in Portland Sunday with Bergen, Mrs. Lillian TenEyck Teachers to achieve the increase j his sister who recently adopted anc Mrs. M. F. Seibert. in the basic at this session of the Guests were Mrs. Abernathy, legislature,” one of the Korean orphans Armstrong said. brought over by the Harry Holts. Mrs. Rothanberg, Mrs. Cassinelle ‘‘All three statewide groups and Mrs. Boyko. vigorously support the measure Reverend ana Mrs. George’ The final Braided Rug work- (House Bill 171) now pending Horner, Hood River, were guests »!?o p Lw^ s held on Wednesday, and consider it imperative to the of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Howell Mar^ h 20- at Mrs Ludi's home- sound financing of the Oregon • Sandy, on Wednesday. There will be an Easter Hat 1 parade at the April 11 meeting schools- It merely seeks a return' NOW IT'S EVEN MORE when prizes will be awarded. towara the percentage of state aid which voters original- j IMPORTANT TO CHECK All members have been urged to school ly intended.” Ba teman try their creative talents in the YOUR FARMERS INSUR members pointed SANDY'S ONLY GENERAL MOTOR DEALER construction of a unique Easter out Committee ANCE GROUP AGENTS that an increase of state aid LOOP HIGHWAY bonnet MU 7-2681 SANDY does not mean corresponding in Funeral Chapel For --------- CP----------- creases in school expenditures. SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS The aim is to offset a greater FOR PREFERRED RISKS proportion of local school dis trict property taxes. YOU ALONE-- Before you renew your House Bill 171 is now In the ” PGE ELECTRICITY takes Members of the Mt. Hood Joint Ways and Means Com present policy be sure to Decide ¿he Cost mittee of the legislature. It Pow Wowers have committees at call me. a lot of work and worry out work planning for the annual previously had received the ‘‘co j dinner and fun festival which pass" recommendation of the is schedulec for the Mt. Hood House Education committee. of brooding . . . ” ---------- CP---------- Golf Club on the evening of May M ain at Fourth | 4 The dinner this year will hon- jays Mr. Henry It”. Goode, Donald, Oregon 1 or all past Big Chiefs of the civic Gresham, Oregon organization. A number of entertainment I features will be added to the Phone M Ohawk 5-1811 | evening’s program, according to I officers of the club. RESULTS OF MARCH 14 Economy Drug 4, Lumber ......................... Haulers 0; Sandy Truck Line 4, Richardson Chevrolet 0; Smith Motors 3, Frederickson Appliance s e e us F IR S T ... 1; Scales Store 2, Sandy Lumber if you want the best deal but and Hardware 2. TEAM STANDINGS W L don't have time to shop around. Economy Drug 62 46 Richardson Chev. 58 1/2 49 1/2 o r s e e u s L A S T ... Scales Store 56 52 Sandy Lbr. & Hdw. 55 1/2 52 1/2 if you still want to shop around (Dick) Wen« Smith Motors 54 54 and convince yourself. Lumber Haulers 53 1/2 54 1/2 AGENT CITHER W A Y YOU C A N ’ T LOSE Sancy Truck Line 47 1/2 60 1/2 fo r any needed help or Electricity saves m oney in m any w ays MO 5 5317 -112 E. Powell 1 .......................................... Frederickson Apph 45 63 information contact your *‘I knew electricity was good but I didn’t realize how GRESHAM Dick Hall, proprietor of the PGE Rural Service good until I installed electric brooders,” says Mr. Gresham Bowl has a standing Representative Goode. "To begin with, you get uniform h e a t. . . each offer of $100 prize money for unit has its own thermostat. There are no ‘‘hot spots" GRESHAM anyone bowling an all spare Floyd Rader. MOhawk 5-3121 to harm the birds or cause crowding, no burning of game So far he has only distri valuable oxygen. Our loss has been only */i of 1% buted 5 of these prizes. - Two HILLSBORO in 4 weeks as compared to the ordinary loss of 1% were won by Sandy bowlers last Earl Prickett.. . . Hillsboro 921 the first week. And the birds are healthier too . . . we Thursday night. Fred Dickman NEWBERG estimate an extra 1000 pounds of meat per batch. and Dwayne Vedder each had an Don Lowe.......... Newberg 341 Then too. there's no fuel problem, no leaks to all spare game ---------- CP---------- worry about, no fire worry. As far as I'm concerned OREGON CITY SANDY Locals Farmers Gas and Supply Co-Op Names Kennth Innis President Shorter Service Hitch News Here Party Held As Surprise Plywood Ban MARMOT Locals OEA Fights For HB 171 Easter H at Show Planned By Unit COMPLETE AUTO Have Your A uto Ins. Rates Been Increased? RICHARDSON CHEVROLET Pow Wowers Plan Annual Banquet Bowling Scores Ferguson Sales and Service FAUBION & SONS Boring MO 5-2775 Z E N IT H - GIBSON - M O T O R O LA SALES & SERVICE Rexall Contest Winners Given Mrs- Nell Howe of Welches and Sharon Gunderson. Sandy high school student, were among the winners in a nation-wice contest known as the Rexall Super Plenamins contest Ivan Rarker, of the Sandy Drug store, the Rexall outlet • or this area, received word of rie utcome of the contest, and otil ed the two local winners ‘‘There'« No Substitute Tot Experience” Art Has Had 18 Years 01 It! MUtuol 7-3261 Loop Highway The two winners will receive I a year's supply of Super Plena- min vitimm capsules as a result I * of their success in the contest. PGE electricity is a hired hand I wouldn't be without.” Why don't you call your nearest PGE farm expert and have him show you how PGE electricity can help with your farm tasks? PO RTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC C O M P A N Y Floyd Rader. 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