Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current, September 21, 1961, Page 10, Image 10

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John Bryans Hail from 'Continent
¡find Living in Sandy Very Casual
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in p u b lic p e rfo rm a n ce s, and ex
celled in ch u rch and fo lk m usic
fo r va rio u s occasions. H e r m usic
w as broadcast on the D u tch
ra d io , and m a n y o f h e r piano
p upils w e re chosen to b ro a d ­
cast.
She ta u g h t fo r th re e years
d u rin g th e ir residence in F rance,
when the B rya n s liv e d on the
Ille St. de L o u is — an isla n d in
the m iddle of the Seine R iv e r-
in a style " tr e s c h ic .”
S ca rce ly six weeks ago ta l­ fam ous lily m an in The w o rld ,”
ented and c h a rm in g M r. and ! B ry a n saifi
Upon
fin is h in g
specialized
M rs. John B ry a n le tt the " c o n ­
tin e n t” to m a ke th e ir hom e in schooling. John w o rk e d fo r th re e
S andy. M r. B ry a n , whose spec­ (y e a rs at the R oyal H o rtic u ltu re
ia lty is lily prop a g a tio n was Gardens n ear London. He took
asked b y Ja n De G ra ft o f O re ­ a jo b in la n d scap in g P a ris ia n
gon B u lb F a rm s to come to highw ays fo r the ne xt three
years.
w o rk fo r h im in Oregon.
Gardened In Biella
John is E n g lis h — a ll the
Then, to ta ke a dvantage o f a
Way fro m his B ritis h tweeds to
his b o w le r hat — and h is w ife scholarship a w a rd and to broad­
en his know ledge o f h o rtic u l­
W illy comes fro m A m s te rd a m
T h e couple and 15-m onh-old tu re , John w ent to the p ic tu re s ­
d a u g h te r. D aphne, resided in que woolen - tow n of B ie lla
F ra n ce fo r the past tw o and a in n o rth e rn Ita ly . He w as asked
io sta y on fo r fo u r years.
h a lf years.
D u rin g th is tim e , he w ro te
C asual Living "Shocking”
num erous a rtic le s on h o rtic u l­
Both fro m c o u n trie s steeped
tu re w h ich w ere published in
in c u ltu re and tra d itio n , the
g a rd e n in g m agazines th roughout
B ry a n s w ere a lit tle ' shocked"
E u rope Also, d u r.n g his E u ro ­
a t the re la xe d a ltitu d e s to w a rd
pean career, John appeared on
life in A m e ric a . B u t the new
, a te g u la r T V p ro g ra m exp la in -
mode o f life w as "the sim p le st I ing sim ple g a rd e n in g to house-
th in g in the w o rld to a d ju st to .”
T hey d istin g u is h A m e ric a n s as ( w ives.
Willy E xcels Mtisicully
" fa n ta s tic a lly hospitable people,
W illy , u n d e rsta n d a b ly enough,
w ho seem a lw a ys on h o lid a y .”
M rs. B rya n had ne ve r know n leaves the g a rd e n in g to her hus­
w om en to ap p e a r on the street band. and then p u isn es h e r own
w ith " th in g s
in
th e ir h a ir " ; fo rte as a m u sicia n . She studied
(c u rle rs ) and "w e a rin g p a ja ­ I h a rp - p la y in g and m usic educ-
m a s " (casual sport to g s). Where i atio n at the A m s te rd a m Con-
W illy was brought up, such a t­ ( s e rv a to ire ol M usic.
tire was w o rn in the home o nly
She has taken m any years of
Vat-tore one's fa m ily .
piano lessons, in clu d in g speci­
John R aise« Lille«
alized stu d y o f Bach and Beeth­
E v e ry B ritis h e r has an in- oven, and was the protege of
- fya te love fo r g ardening, and John P h ia B erghout, in te rn a tio n a lly
fam ous
h a rp
re co rd e r.
She
J V an e xp e rt in h o rtic u ltu re .
W h ile in F ra n ce , B ry a n w as played the h a rp fo r the A m e ri­
em ployed as an a p p re n tice at can C h u rch in the H ague in H o l­
the w o rld -fa m o u s V ilm o rin -A n d - land.
W illy 's v e rs a tile ta le n ts w ere
rie u x Gardens, w here he w as
contacted by de G ra ff " J a n de in dem and in E urope, as she
G ra ff is d e cid ed ly the m ost accom panied a B u lg a ria n singer
J’ .
DORIS K. ALEX
Accountant
Teacher of
in cr
g an overcoat
overcoat, bum bershoot.
iin
j b o w le r hat. and the b aby's d ia m -
■ peana as a "sle e p y lit tle v illa g e
seething w ith hum an kin d n ess.”
Landscape Design
Course Announced
Design and p la n tin g o f p u b lic
and p riv a te landscape areas w ill
be h ig h llg n te d at a special la n d ­
scape stu d y course at Oregon
A m ericans Appliance Conscious ¡S tate U n iv e rs ity Oct 26 to 29,
T he couple observed m a n y d if ­ acco rd in g to D onald J M a rte l,
ferences in the values and a t­ head of the OSU d e p a rtm e n t of
titu d e s to w a rd life on the tw o landscape a rc h ite ture.
contlnen.s w h ich they a ttrib u te
T h is w ill be the th ir d in the
to the co n tra s tin g in te lle c ual series of fo u r Landscape D esign
and c u ltu ra l tra d itio n s In E n g ­ S tudy Courses th a t m ake up the
land. John relates, people w 11 landscape design p ro g ra m o f the
stand to liste n to a concert out N a tio n a l C o u n cil of S tate G a r­
of a n a tu ra l love fo r m usic.
den Clubs, sponsored in th is
W illy says that
Europeans area by the Oregon F e d e ra tio n
h p rb o r a com plete m is u n d e r­ of G arden Clubs, in coopera
standing about A m e rica n s th e ir tion w ith the OSU co o p e ra tive
big cars, m any m odern a p p li­ extension se rvice and d e p a rtm e n t
ances, and h ig h w a y system s She of landscape a rc h ite c tu re .
realizes now tha: these conven-
The series w as set up to help
lerices are not in d ica tio n s of garden d u b m em bers, people
"s n o b b e ry ” in the c a p .ta lis tic in the landscape profession, and
nation.
oth e r in te re ste d persons g ain
Both observed "n o style to Ihe a b e tte r u n d e rsta n d in g o f the
d re s s " here, and that up-to-date landscape needs of hom es, g a r­
appliances are emphasized m ore dens, parks, roadsides, a n il c u y
than tim e ly h a ir styles. W illy developm ents.
cannot understand the need fo r
E n ro llm e n t fo rm s m a y be o b ­
A m e ric a ’s m odern kitchen w itn tained fro m the F e d e ra l Coop­
a ll the p repared foods in the e ra tiv e E x ension S e rvice , O re ­
super m a rke ts.
gon State U n iv e rs ity , C o rv a llis .
T hey a rriv e d v ia the P olar
Route in Seattle, and John ex­
pressed concern w ith the in itia l
im pression he made. He said he
em erged fro m the plane c a rry -
RALPH J. ANDERSON
Income Tax
Bookkeeping and Tax Service
MO 5-5312
405 N.E. Division
Gresham
Beauty Shop
CURL SHOP
Complete Beauty Care
Open Mcnday thru Saturday 9 to 5 pm .
Even.ugs by Appointment
Phone MU 7-3571
Phy lit Rader Sh.rley Schmitt, Anita Spradlin
110 First St., Sandy
CHARLES H. CARLSTROM
Physician and Surgeon
M INNA A. COLT
Moved to 14525 E. Burnside
Portland, Ore.
AL 4-5920
i pre Sandy im pressed the Euro-
O steopath
M usic Instruction
Accounting
MU 7-3571
Piano and Voice
O H M Hours 9 A M
MU 7-3851
Phufie MO 5-2455
Rt. 2, Box 6
Boring
Ph ysieian
EXPERIENCED TEACHER
IN
• PIANO ANO VOCAL
• ORGAN TECHNIQUE
• ELEMENTARY HARMONY
LAURA M. COOKE
Brightwood
Rt. 1, Eox 772, Sandy
ELTON D. LEAVITT, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office Hours 9 A M
Daily except Wed Sun
MU 7-2631
to 6 P M
Sat 9-1 PM
Medical Bldg., Sandy
B eal Estate
N ursing Homes
SANDY REST HAVEN
MU 7-4712
A home for invalids, convalescent patients
and those needing nursing care"
insurance
to 5 30 P M Da-b
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Loop Hiway
Sandy
J. WOODLE
Real Estate - General Insurance
Office at Salmon River Bridge
Phone Hood-Land 402
Brightwood
Operated by a Registered Nurse
DUKE & PROCTOR
Insurance Agents
Sandy, Oregon
MU 7-2271
O ptom etrist
S u rveyor
ORCHARD CREST
NURSING HOME
' Your Home Awav From Home
Licensed nursing
home with home-like atmosnhere, offers 24 hr super­
vised nursinn care to convalescents and chronically ill
MU 7-2041 MR ANO MRS JOSEPH D WALDRON
Rt. 2, Box 359
DR. JOE M. ONCHI
Registered O ptom etrist
Sandy, Ore.
THE SANDY POST
MARX & CHASE
Registered Land Surveyor
Registered Land Surveyor Surveying, Mapping,
Subdivisions Office located 3 miles east of Gresh.
am on Loop Hwy
P.O. Box 431
Main St.
Gresham
MU 7-2781
Phone MO 5-5415
Open 9 A M to 6 P.M
Evenings by Appointment
lV a blocks North and East df Hood Theatre
33 N.E. Kelly
Gresham
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