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y At Damascus— The Sandy (Ore.) Post Thursday. Sept. t l . m i (Sec t ) Community ( luh Meeting Slated Tonight: School [nrollnient l|i P A I N T a »d W A L L F A r B B H T O H B »lien I'H ln tlB ir H laax — P ic tu rn F r u m la f U W i l l I»« MO 4 -tM l 2 cSoiMe Z5 to 2 0 ? The O rie n t C o m m u n ity club begins its 1961-62 parade of events to n ig h t a t 8 p.m . in the E ast O rie n t g y m w ith the in WALRAD INSURANCE AGENCY tro d u c tio n of the e n tire person IOS H R O H R T l - G R I S H A M nel of O rie n t G rade school. Phone M L 7 2361 S everal teachers a re new th is y e a r and the evening w ill a f fo rd pa tro n s the o p p o rtu n ity to m eet them . T he C o m m u n ity clu b has a new sla te o f o ffic e rs th is y e a r and th e y a re anxious to get the FRIDAY NIGHT y e a r o ff successfully w ith a big Western Country tu rn out. N ew o ffic e rs in clude Dean G ra y, p re sid e n t; Len Music Brooks, vice - president, B eth By BUDDY SIMMONS C a ld w e ll, second vice - p re s i de n t; Ire n e A sh fo rd , s e c re ta ry ; and the DRIFTERS and D o ris Logg in g , tre a s u re r. at E n te rta in m e n t fo r the opening c lu b m e eting w ill be supplied by 8th g rade m e m bers o f the advanced c h o ir u n d e r the d ire c tio n of M a ria n B oettcher, m usic teacher. R efreshm ents w ill be served fo llo w in g the p ro g ra m . E n ro llm e n t a t O rie n t schools continues u p w a rd . T h irty -fo u r lew students re g iste re d last week SATURDAY NIGHT to b rin g the n u m b e r to 586. Of The Melody Way th is n u m b e r, 286 are in grades 1-4 and 300 in grades 5-8. with East C ounty ta c k le fo o tb a ll GENE RENE' coaches m et at O rie n t last week to d ra w up the 1961 schedule. AND ORCHESTRA A ll gam es w ill begin as close to 3:30 as possible on the dales listed below w ith the exception o f the O rie n t - G resham clash w hich w ill be held at night u n der I Mile S. of Clackamas the lig h ts of the G resham high school W ednesday, Nov. 1. on 82nd Ave. Sept. 22 G resham at L y n c h ; DANCE Watkins Park DANCE Watkins Park Barlow Trail Lodge ON THE "OLD" BARLOW TRAIL OF 1845 STEAK DINNER COMPLETE *2.99 Chinese Food Sour Doughs Specialize Woo Mein Are Back — Try It Western Trio for Dancing COME DANCE W eekday» lit A.M. to 2:30 A.M. Saturdays A .Sundays 7 A.M. to 2:30 A..M. ( I,OSI I) TUESDAYS Hunters Welcome — Come As You Are Specialize Families - Groups - Parties i none: Hood-Land 730 On Loop Highway Zig Zag By MRS. LOUISE M AYER OL 8-3417 Sept. 29 — L yn ch a t O rie n t, G resham at Lynchw ood, Eataca- da a t R ockw ood; Oct. 6 O rie n t a t Rockwood. Oregon C ity at Lynchw ood, E stacada a t G resh am ; O ct. 13 — R ockwood at L yn ch , G resham at O regon C ity , O rie n t a t E sta ca d a ; O ct. 20 L y n c h a t Oregon C ity , R ock wood a t G resham , Lynchw ood at E sta ca d a ; O ct. 27 — Estaca- | da at L yn ch , O rie n t a t Oregon C ity , R ockwood a t L yn ch w o o d ; N ov. 3 — Lyn ch w oo d a t L yn ch . O rie n t a t G resham (N ov. 1 G resham high school), Oregon C ity at E sta ca d a ; N ov. 10 Lynchw ood a t O rie n t, Rockwood at Oregon C ity, The e n ric h m e n t p ro g ra m has been a lte re d In the E ast B u ild in g th is y e a r to a ffo rd s tu dents m ore o f an o p p o rtu n ity to progress in th e ir selected area o f study. The n u m b e r of days o f p a rtic ip a tio n has been in cre a s ed as w e ll as the le n g th o f the period o f stu d y. S ubject areas to be covered in clude b eginning Spanish, d ra ma and p u b lic speaking, firs t aid and a n a to m y, advanced science (w h e re the student w ill progress a c c o rd in g to a b ility ), advanced band and advanced ch o ra l m usic. F o r Hie second ye a r, 7th and 8th e rade students have been d ivid e d Into three groups fo r m a th e m a tics. These in c lu d e a d vanced. a verage and re m e d ia l a rith e m tic . The school was w e ll sa tisfie d w ith re su lts o f this g ro u p in g last year. P arents a re re m in d e d that in d iv id u a l p ic tu re s of students w ill he taken M onday, Sept. 25. A ll students w ill be photographed and then fa m ilie s w ill have an o p p o rtu n ity to purchase the sets. The firs t m o n th ly s k a tin g p a rly w ill he held W ednesday evening. Sept 27. at the Gt esham Fun C enter T h e session w ill ru n fro m 7 10 p.m . 1/ Lusted-- W eekend d in n e r guests at the A rth u r G udge home w e re M r. and M rs. H a ir y Spa and son, H a rv e y of P o rtla n d . S a tu rd a y and the Leo D o llo w ite h s. Sunday. M is Sam S tre h in and d a u g h te r. Lin d a fro m V a le n cia , V ene zuela. have been v is itin g at the John S tre h in home. L in d a is ie n te rin g O regon S late U n iv e rs ity . M rs. S tre h in is re tu rn in g soon to her husband and three o th e r children Open Grange Plans Potluck Supper Saturday Night; ■ New Officers Elected by Fifth Grade Students 4t Orient— PANKRATZ StreWn is empleyed by the Venezuelan G o ve rn m e n t in dam co n stru ctio n . F iv e m ore ra b id bats have been found in O regon, a c c o rd ing to D r. George Johnson, state v e te rin a ria n . P re ca u tio n s should be taken a g a inst p h ysica l con ta c t w ith an y bat w h ic h appears to be ill. p v t. H e w e tll (o n n e ll cam e home »’« fu rlo u g h Sept. 3 to »pend tw o weeks w ith his p a r ents, M r. and M rs. A n d re w Con n e ll, 204 l.oop H ig h w a y, a fte r six m onths basic tra in in g at F o rt O rd, ( »Ilf- Ilis next assign m ent w ill he a 15 week course in Radio ( ode School a t F o rt Gordon, Ga. By MRS. -I. D O IIO W IK H MO 5 631)3 LUSTED A lu s t - m in u te change of plans caused the V ic to ry A id to hold a S eptem ber m eeting at the hom e o f M rs. M erle W inters, the new p re s i dent M rs. R obert L a rso n is vice president and M is . George A r m strong w ill continue as se cre ta ry - tre a s u re r. O th e r o ffic e rs and co m m itte e s w ili be chosen at tile O ctober m eeting w h ich w ill lie held T h u rs d a y , O ct. 12. at the home of M rs. T irz a h Jaekson in M ilw a u k ie . A p o t lu ck d in n e r w ill be held about noon. The M e lvin U pdegrave fa m ily of C o rv a llis and the Vance H e w itts w e ic Sunday d in n e r guests at the C harles U pdegrave hom e M rs. Bob H e w itt and c h ild re n are scheduled to leave by tra in F rid a y fo r M a rie tta , Ohio, w h e re Bob is em ployed by the S hell C h e m ica ls Co. Sunday d in n e r guests at the home of M is G e rtru d e Caddy wc: • M r and M rs H enry Paape and M r and M rs M o rris Munns , ot Pot Hand. A lso present w ere ■ the C lin to n W itte rs and T ru d y . M is V e in Wasson. M rs T la - tie B um s. M rs. George A r m strong, M rs. J. D o llo w itc h and I M rs. G oldie C opeland w ere S at u rd a y a fternoon c a lle rs at the G resham hom e of M rs. M in nie Dlnneen. M r. and M rs. E rn ie R oberts w ho have been liv in g on the John S tre h in place, have moved to The D a lle s w h e re he is em ployed Dam ascus G range w ill hold a p o tlu ck supper S a tu rd a y. Sept. 23 a t 6:30 p m. A sh o rt busi ness meeting w ill be held w ith a p ro g ra m on “ E a rn a d o lla r fo r the G range” by the home economics club. E ach m e m b e r w ill p a rticip a te . A t the la st re g u la r business m eeting, K a rl Josefson w as p ro posed fo r m e m b e rsh ip . The in ve stig a tin g c o m m itte e w ill be M rs. E rn a B a tch e lle r, M rs. E va G ergen and W a lte r S ch u b e rt. T he H enry G eym ers w e re p re sented w ith a p a ir o f p illo w cases painted by H elen S ch u b e rt and a m a tch in g bed sheet. The s e cre ta ry d isp la ye d the w h ite ribbon a w a rd w on a t the C lackam as county la ir , a n d thanks were extended to M r. and M rs. W alter S chubert, H e l e n S chubert and H e n ry G e y m e r fo r th e ir w o rk on the booth. M r. and M rs. A do lp h K ra u se and son, J im m y , p ro p rie to rs of the C entennial House, have r e tu rn e d fro m a t r ip east w h e re th e y visited re la tiv e s . T h e y attended the w e d d in g of a niece, C h ristin e S n yd e r of M ilw aukee, W is. T h e y v is ite d M rs. C h ristin a K a u th , M rs. K ra u se 's m o th e r in N ebraska, and A dolph's siste rs, M r. and M rs. H enry A rn d t and M r. and M rs. Gus Peterson at W o lf P oint, M ont., and a b ro th e r, A ugust K rause at G reat F a lls . Roy Weisz, a nephew w ho is m a kin g his hom e w ith the K rause fa m ily , has ju s t r e tu rn ed fro m a tr ip east. M rs. Ju lia Beals and ch ild re n , T a m and M ichael, have moved fro m P ortland to D am ascus and the fo rm e r home of h e r m other, the late M rs. W a svie k. M rs. Beals is a sister o f M rs . Les te r Glass. The 5th grade u n d e r the d i re ctio n of th e ir teacher, M i s s B a rb a ra Kupp, elected o ffic e rs fo r the firs t m onth o f school. T hey are Neal B ialostosky, p re s id e n t; D ebra W iley, vice p re s i d e n t; Jack Severson, s e c re ta ry ; FU EL K l IX ÇOME. CALL IT AUTUMN, j and Steven S tric k e r, tre a s u re r. | visite d , along w ith m any sou o th ees fall — F ra n k R o h re r is home fro m ve n io rs. B ill Weise w ent to G resham his tr ip to S w itze rla n d . He re- Y O U 'L L P R O F IT IF p o rts he enjoyed the jo u rn e y , 1 h o sp ita l last Wednesday fo r I Y O U 'L l UAVE US C A L L g ained w e ig h t and b ro u g h t hom e e m e rg e ncy s u rg e ry He is re- m a n y p ic tu re s of the places he ported io he doing fine. — M r. and M rs H e n ry Soder- g ren brought home fiv e la rg e A t C o t t r e ll— salm on fro m th e ir fis h in g tr ip to Ilw a co , Wn., la st weekend. M rs. L u c ile M oore, o w n e r of the C entennial House re s ta u ra n t r*r/o r t o in D am ascus, died at h e r home By MRS. H. H. WATKINS in P o rtla n d Sept. 6. MU 7 3205 Cl LOCAL lUÛULUlkL »•«- M rs. N e llie C levenger le ft la st C O TTR ELL M rs. Jane S a tu rd a y fo r her hom e at Young Icicles fo rm as quic k ly in w in G re e r sta rte d h e r b a lle t clases , tow n A riz ., a fte r spending the a t C o ttre ll school W ednesday, s u m m e r here as a house guest te r as flo w e rs g ro w in su m m er. Keep icicle s out of y o u r C o ttre ll school students a re in the hom e of the C. H. E llio tts , e xcite d about the new b a ske tb a ll M r. and M rs. E. J. Johnson, home ne xt w in te r— o rd e r fu e l and v o lle y b a ll su its and are get- M iss G e rtru d e S m ith and Ju d y nil n o w ! tin g anxious to w e a r th e m . Johnson spent la st Sunday a t T a ft j C o ttre ll school has a good w ith the R oger H o llin g s w o rth I s ta rt th is ye a r. E n ro llm e n t is ¡fa m ily . M rs. H o llin g s w o rth is the | now 133, the la rg e s t s ta rtin g fo rm e r E liza b e th Johnson e n ro llm e n t. T he 6th and 8th M r. and M rs. H o w a rd M u lth a u f grades have 27, the 4th, 25, the " i Swenson le ft a nice mess of CALL US TODAY! 2nd and 3rd 23, the 7ih 21, the m ou n ta in tro u t fo r the C harles M a ye rs w hen they stopped to 5th 20 and the 1st 17. T here w ill be no school F rid a y as te a ch v is it la s t F rid a y . M rs. E . C. E d g a r spent three ers m u st atte n d In s titu te at C o l days la s t w eek v is itin g in the ton. C o ttre ll L a d ies A id w ill meet hom e o f the O. M. DeFoes a t a t the home o f M rs. E th e l P e t R a in ie r. T he H e rb e rt K u m ro w s of Sher- erson Sept. 27. LOOP M O M * * * M rs. W ilfo rd R a d fo rd was sad- wood took his m o th e r, M r s . dened by the re ce n t passing o f E m m a K u tn ro w , on a four-day both h e r p a re n ts in P o rtla n d , tr ip to the C a lifo rn ia Redwoods ju s t tw o weeks a p a rt. R ic h a rd M u n d lin , fo r m e rly of B ooth Road h u t now o f M e d fo rd , v is ite d the R ay W ilkin so n s and the W a tkin s. He is on a tr ip With All Attachments E a st. School Reports A ttendance Mark 'fire s to n e O I L CO- J f^MU.7'2471 McCulloch Chain Saws S T A N D A R D S R E V IS E D Changes in Oregon filb e r t sta n d a rd s, e ffe c tiv e O ct. 12, w ill recognize tw o Oregon grades, both of the sam e eating q u a lity . T h e changes fo llo w a h e a rin g held in A ugust. The grades are No. 1 w hole and No. 1 w hole broken. The w hole - broken f i l b e rt m eats m a y be of m ixed v a rie tie s . The No. 1 w hole m eats m u st be of s im ila r v a rie tie s ; fo r exa m p le , a ll m eats o f the B a rcelona (o r ro u nd-type) g roup o r a ll m eats of the D u C h illy (o r long ty p e ) group. New and Used Sales * Service MILLS BROS. 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You can pick from nine rarin'-to-work, ready-to-save engines. Handsome new work-styling includes forward-sloping hoods that allowdrivers to see as much as 10'4 feet more of the road directly ahead. Chevrolet's famous Independent Front Suspension gives you a smoother riding, easier working, longer lasting truck. Now heavier duty, smoother hypoid rear axles for middle- weights. Rugged new I-beam front axles* of 9,000- or 11,000 lb. capacity are available on Series 80 heavyweights. Mufflers are longer lived on all models. Y ou'll find a total of 198 models in the new '62 Chevy line—including three work-proved, versatile Corvair 95's. Every model is built to out-haul, out last and out-value any other truck at anywhere near the price. See your Chevrolet dealer) ’ Optionii at extra cost ■■■ New s sfrifs se » ■■ difsfl . Diesel sentrigs end iu te Chenf d u ie b ilit). New FLEFTSIDF PICKUP. Mosi modem n e n ia o f 4met- k e s mosl populei pishup. There's no charge when this service man calls! 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