Thursday, Apr. 19, 1962 (Sec. 1
The Sandy (Ore.) Post
At Pleasant Home—
Dinner Honors
Engaged Couple
FOODS
THAT S
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SHOP
GRESHAM
Free Parkin^
POWELL MD CLEVELAND
SANDY
MAIN STREET
By MRS. FRANK DEMPSEY
MO 5-7146
Plenty of
DEL MONTE "SWEETHEART
BONELESS
HAM
BAR-S Ready-to-Eat
HAM
8 to
11 lb.
Hams
Bar-S
Fully Cooked
Ready To Eat When You Are
DEL MONTE "SWEETHEART
HEN TURKEY39 49'
Half
Ham
Shank Part
USDA CHOICE-GOOD BONELESS
U.S.D.A. CHOICE-GOOD
PICNICS
TOP SIRLOIN
ROUND
STEAK
DI I AAD or SIRLOIN
HwfVlt*
TIP
BONELESS
ROASTS
SMOKED
HAM
STYLE
ALLEN'S
DOUAAAK
.Sweet Potatoes
SUGAR
*
Marshmallows
Luther's Carry All Your Farm-Fresh, Fancy Fixins for
Your Easter Dinner . . .
Cake Mix
ORANGES
ALL 43c
VARIETIES
FLORIDA
• JUICE
Durkee's
M
Coconut
INDIAN RIVER
a
4’
GRAPEFRUIT ST 2 ; 29
14-oz. pkg., Reg. 63c
SUNKIST LEMONS 2 ; 29
French'
GELATIN
PUDDING
Flavors
19c or
Mustard
POTATOES 10
TREE SWEET
ORANGE
JUICE
M
Dole’s
r
Pineapple
M
■
EGG DYE
OPEN UNTIL \
10 P.M. DAILY \
Open Easter Sunday
SNOWY WHITE
■■
AA Large Eggs
FOR
46-oz.
tins
BUTTER
BUTTER
FOR
DARIGOLD MILK
Reg. 33c
DOLES HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE
utin
Crushed
Tidbit, 211 tin
Pineapple - Crushed
No. 2 tin
2/49c
MARGARINE
Bonnet
SWIFT'S
OIL 22 49'
CORNED
TALL
TINS
4/H
2/4?C Swift’s Dinners Varieties
Hood River
3/49c COMBO DRINKS
—
C-H-B
DURKEE’S-LUTHER’S^
MAYONNAISE
Delicious on Your Easter Ham
SWIFT'S JEWEL
Extension Unit
The Orient Exstenion Unit
met at the Rupert Miller home
last Thursday. Care of Rugs
and upholstry was presented by
Mrs. Fred Johnson and Mrs.
John Bradshaw. A plant sale
and blind auction was held. The
proceeds will be used for com
munity projects.
A one-half scholarship was
given for 4-H Summer school.
Officers elected were: chair
man, Mrs. Joe Anderson; vice
chairman,
Mrs.
Wayne
French; secretary, Mrs. John
Bradshaw; and
treasurer,
Mrs. Harry Carlson.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred John
son spent the weekend in Shelt
on, Wash, visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Jackson.
The sixth grade girls and
boys of the Pleasant Home
Baptist Sunday school and their
teachers, Mrs. John Tragis and
Mrs. Art Ostby were enter
tained with a supper party
at the Bob Jones home last Fri
day evening. Assisting Mr. and
Mrs. Jones were their son, Stev
en and Jeff Tacker.
Guests were Betty Lou Wells,
Betty Boone, Carol Baker,
Carolyn Kitchens, Linda Bowe,
Linda Neilson, Mary Tracy,
Kenneth
Neilson,
Dennis
Wright, Dusty Weatherby and
Allen Hall.
After the party the group at-
tended
Youth Crusade
meeting at the Baptist church.
Spaghetti Dinner
ROYAL
ADULTS
PLEASANT HOME — Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Riggs enter
tained with a dinner at their
home last Saturday evening in
honor
their son, Arnold
and his fiancee. Verlane Wens.
Guests were their other three
sons, David, Billy and Jerry,
and Mrs
(Dick)
Wens, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stotts
and Mr and Mrs LeRoy Lam
bert.
Carroll C. Davis, disburs
ing clerk aboard the USS
Shangri-la, was recently pro
moted from P. O. 3/c to P. O.
2/c. At present his ship is in
Athens, Greece Mrs. Davis
(nee Mary Jane Molczan) is
in Jacksonville Beach, Fla.
home port of the Shangri-la.
or SALAD DRESSING
Also Friday evening the 7th
and 8th grade girls of the
Pleasant Home Baptist church
and their teachers, Mrs. Art
Geertz and Mrs. Arlie Tack-
er prepared and served a spa
ghetti dinner with Rev. and
Mrs. Roy Campbell and boys
and Rev. and Mrs. Bill Wills
and three children as guests of
honor.
Preparing and serving the
dinner were Myra Sargent, Lor
elee Washburn, Betholee Bac
on, Sharon Cox, Barbara
Wood, Barbara Cross, Priscil
la Wright, Mary Tomlin, Sheri
Neal, Mardel Belcher and
Yvonne Page.
After dinner Rev. Wills
spoke to the girls and led in
singing choruses. All the girls
remained for the youth crusade
meetings conducted by Rev.
Wills.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Apperson
have returned home after visit
ing Mrs. Apperson’s sisters
and families, Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Hansell, Mrs. Odesa
Jenkins and Mrs. Lorraine Gail
ey in Fulerton, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones and
boys spent Saturday afternoon
at the Ray Messingers in Port
land. The men went fishing
while the ladies visited.
At Sandy Bluff—
Mrs. E. Peterson
Has Guests
Mr and Mrs. Joe Walley
from Washington were visitors
of Mrs. Ethel Peterson one day
last week.
Mrs. Bertha Ault entertained
at a belated birthday dinner
for her sister, Mrs Perle Crose
and Mrs. Laura Caldo. Other
guests were
Caldo and
Mrs Ault's daughter, Zada
Berg of Salem.
Mrs. Albert Ault and son,
Benny, were Sunday visitors at
the Ault home.
SWIFT'NING or JEWEL
At Lusted—
SHORTENING
FRESH
MILK
PANCAKE MIX31 lb
SUNSHINE
(ONt QUART
HOMOGENIZED
Quart
KRUSTEAZ
Gallon
COTTAGE
CHEESE
BRADLEY'S
Apple
Cherry
Boysen berry
Peach
Kaiser Broiler Foil
-WW
Mr and Mrs. Ray Quimby
and daughters. Karen and Pen
ny of Portland were Sunday
visitors at the Thomas Caddy
home.
The Caddys called Sunday
evening at the Vance Hewitt
home where
and Mrs
Sam Howe and children, Sam
my and Kathleen, were also
visitors.
The Clinton Witters and Mrs.
Gertrude Caddy were Saturday
evening dinner guests at the
Portland home of the Mart
yn Witters.
ATTEND
THE CHURCH
2 Gallons
imi
Sunshine
} Pt.
Sour Cream
SANDY
Main Street
GRESHAM
Powell and Cleveland
OF YOUR FAITH
Happy Easter
to You and Yours
MODE O' DAY
123 N. Main
Greaham