Thursday, Mar. 14, 1963 (Sec. 2) The Sandy (Ore.) Post
The Adjoining Communities
BORING
ORIENT
GRESHAM
Extend Best Wishes to the
SANDY PIONEERS
FARM TRACTOR CO
Allis-Chalmers Tractors
MO 5-4164
COLUMBIA BRICK WORKS
"Build With Brick for Beauty and Economy"
Off Hogan Road
Gresha
MO 5-9124
CARROLL FUNERAL HOME
"CONGRATULATIONS!"
Phone Mohawk 5-3794
Gresham, Ore
EASTMONT LANES
Reserve Now for Your Bowling Banquets'
2000 E. Powell
Gresham
MO 5-9000
FLOWERS BY MALCOMS
Sandy, Gresham and Portland Deliveries
Telegraph Flowers
221 E. Powell
MO 5-5212
WHERRY’S PORTRAIT STUDIO
"A Photo Is Always Appreciated"
15 W. Powell
Gresham
MO 5-4315
BORING GENERAL STORE
"Everything From Soup to Nuts"
MO 5-2295
HOWARD’S HEATING SERVICE
STANDARD — One of the Finest
23860 NE Halsey, Wd. Vilg., Troutdale
MO 5-5090
MONTGOMERY WARD
"Your Catalog Store of Best Buys"
833 East Powell
Sandy
Toll Free
MO 5-4183
HOLT’S SHOPPING CENTER
"No Stamps, No Gimmicks, Save $$$"
MO 5-9958
MARX & CHASE
LAND SURVEYORS
Loop Hwy., 3 Miles East of Gresham
MO 5-2453
MEIER DAIRY FARM
Boring
"YOUR LOCAL QUALITY DAIRY"
MO 5-5474
“JOHNNY SEZ”
If It's Real Estate, Call Us
MO 5-3491
J. J. WALKER
STINSON APPLIANCE SERVICE
Sales & Service — Green Stamps
Orient
MO 5-4011
WEST COAST TELEPHONE CO
Serving More Than 200,000 Telephones
In the Three Pacific Coast States"
Western Paraders Association
Slates Court Tryouts on Sunday
By MRS. LOUISE MAYER
last Thursday in the home of quiet week with only three
DAMASCUS — Western Pa- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schwartz.
calls, each one minute apart.
raders Assn., met in the home
The ladies were friends be
They responded to a grass
of Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Soud fore marriage 54 years ago.
fire that got out of control on
ers Sunday March 3. for the
Weekend Guests
the David Francis farm.
regular monthly business ses
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Kramer
Mrs Wallace Iverson and her
sion.
were weekend guests in the Girl Scout Troop 561 spent last
A schedule for the many sea home of her brother • in • law
Fridas evening swimming at
sonal parades was planned.
and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Hen Centennial high school.
Souders, president
ry Sodergren.
WPA. announced tryouts for a
The Kramers spent the win
court consisting of a queen and ter at Waldport and were on
two princesses will be held in their way home
Nevada
the Boring arena Sunday. Mar. where they operate a gold mine.
17. 1 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Specker
To qualify, girls must be of North Dakota were house
members of the WPA. 14 to 21 guests last week of Mr. and
years old inclusive, be single Mrs. Karl Akeson. The four
Keeping Oregon’s highways
and either own or have avail- took a trip to Arch Cape.
clean and attractive cost the
able a horse and western dress
The Speckers were on their State Highway Dept. $183,782
and equipment.
way home from a trip through
during 1962. according to For
Arena Donated
California. Colorado and Mex rest Cooper, state highway en
Owner of the arena. Mrs
ico. The two ladies are cous gineer.
Helen Gottman is donating use ins.
Of this amount, approximate
of it for the tryouts on the
Speakers on school reorgani- ly $91,500 was cleanup costs di
WPA youth betterment pro- zation at the March 1 meeting rectly chargeable to servicing
gram.
called by Herbert Terry, par the 700 litter barrels located on
Mrs. Iris Souders is in charge ent
teacher
club
chair- highways throughout the state.
of news releases on the chosen man, were George Blew and
Much of the remaining cost
court. For further information Jay Wescott.
went to cleaning up scattered
call OL 8-2293.
Blew is chairman of the rubbish left behind by litter
Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Souders Pleasant Valley district school bugs This work, plus the litter
have acquired a 7 - year - old board.
barrels, has resulted in the
full quarter horse to replace
Westcott drew a map in an- highway department's receiv
the recent loss of a mare.
swer to many questions about ing many letters from out-of-
The new mare named Coda the Clackamas County merger state visitors complimenting
Kelley is the special riding that will be proposed in case the state for its clean highways.
horse of Mrs. Souders.
the present proposal is voted
The highway department has
PTC To Meet
out.
installed signs at strategic lo
The Parent Teacher Club of
The Clackamas County dis cations throughout the state
Damascus school will meet trict would include Damascus- reading "Don’t Litter Highway
Tuesday, March 19, 8 p.m. in Union, Boring, Sandy, Hill
—$100 Penalty,” but not every
the school gym.
view, Orient and Pleasant Vai- one heeds the warning.
The main topic of discussion ley districts.
"Litterbugging” along the
will be the annual ham dinner.
About 30 to 35 acres are re- highways of Oregon last year
Damascus Extension unit quired as a building site for a caused the arrest of 87 persons
will meet in the home of Mrs. high school.
and fines totaling $1,107, and
R. F. Tubbs Thursday March
Westcott stated there are dumping rubbish caused the ar
21, 10:30 a.m.
382 high school students in the rest of 93 persons and fines
Mrs. Joe Schwartz and Mrs. CC proposed area.
amounting to $1,507.50, accord
Charles Mayer will be co-hos-
Budget Hearing Set
ing to the Oregon State Police.
tesses.
Carl Staats reported a bud
The project "Etiquette” will get hearing for Damascus -
be presented by Mrs. C. H. Union school district will be
Elliott and Mrs. Martin And held at the school house March
erson.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Gergen,
Mr. and Mrs. John Pickett
Mr. and Mrs. C. Mayer, Mer- have returned from a 5,193 mile
H. Sipe, Henry
lyn Bader
Peterson
Snyder, Mrs. O
They stopped at Chico, Calif,
Mrs. Erna Batcheller, Mrs. to visit Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Elsie
Turner, Mrs. Walter Jones, parents
Mrs
Schubert and Helen Schubert Ridgeway. The Jones usually
By MRS. JOHN OLDS
cleaned the grange hall last spend the summer here with
MO 5-6929
Tuesday.
their family.
BORING
Election of of
Slippers Given
Picketts went on to Sand Die
During the afternoon busi go to visit friends and rela ficers is slated for meeting of
ness session held by the home tives. and spent a day at Dis the Boring PTA at 8 p.m. this
Thursday at the school.
ec club, secretary Mrs. Eva neyland.
Teachers are in charge of the
Gergen read a letter from Mrs.
From there they went to
Gertrude Carpenter of Rest Youngston, Ariz., to visit Mr. . program and, according to
president Mrs. Gaye Zimmer
Gresham and Mrs. Frank Shattuck. Mrs.
Harbor Home
man, third grade room moth
thanking the home ec club for Shattuck is the former Mrs.
slippers made by the mem- Earl (Nellie) Clevenger, a past ers will be hostesses. They in
clude Mrs. Bert Wheeler, Mrs.
bers and donated to the home. resident of Damascus.
Lambert, Mrs
Haefner
Chairman Mrs. Estelle Pet-
Picketts then went to Tucson
erson read the rules of the where they visited relatives and Mrs. George Williams.
A fortnight ago, Mr and Mrs.
club
and stated the State and the Carlsbad Caverns.
Grange is backing the Chil-
From
there
to Roswell, John Liepold were hosts to Vic
dren's Farm Home in Corval
N. M., to visit their young- Liepold and Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell Wilson, celebrating the
est daughter and family
birthdays of Liepold and Wil
Dolls will be dressed and on and Mrs. Richard Floyd.
son.
display at the March 23 meet-
Family Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jack-
ing on Helen Schubert’s proj-
On to Denver to visit sister,
ect. Any granger wishing to then to Grand Lake, Kans., to son have built on a large bed
dress a doll for this project, a family reunion held by all of room, completed this week.
call her at OL 8-3753.
Mrs. Pickett's relatives includ- Sons Lennie and Rodger have'
Others present were Mr. and ing her mother, Mrs. Everet moved into it.
The Robert Andersons
Mrs. M. G. Kelley and Mrs. Pruitt.
brought
their new daughter,
Kate Erdman.
The came home by way of
Mrs. Henry Södergren, Mrs. American Falls, Ida., where Sharon, home from this hospi-
C. H. Elliott
I
and Mrs. John they visited the oldest daugh- tai this weekend. She joins five
brothers and sisters.
Pickett : attended an open house ter and family, Mr. and Mrs
Ricky Weise, son of the Ger
brunch in the home of Mrs. Jack Brown.
ald
Weises, is home after a
Wesley Gilmore last Wednes-
officers
Sixth
grade
March are president, Ivan stay at Gresham General hos
Money Presented
president, pital where he was under ob
Whittelsey; vice
The affair was held for Mrs
secretary, servation.
Steven Kendell;
Hillsview residents will par
money tree Sharon Fugimoto
Art Rykken
treasurer,
was held to partly cover loss by Vivian Iverson;
librarians, ticipate on voting on the school
fire recently experienced by Gene Knapp, and Richard Tay merger plan. Polls will be open
the Rykkens.
lor; milk monitors, Debbie from 2 to 8 p.m. on March
14 at Boring grade school, ac-
Tubbs Wiley and Kathleen Sahli.
and Mrs
cording to Principal Norval
received a letter from son,
Citizens Of Week
Thomas, who is in Lucerne,
Citizens of the week are 7th Naas.
Switzerland.
grade, Adna Hoffman;
Since the Savings Bonds pro-
Thomas is now employed full Sharon Fugimoto; and
gram began on May 1, 1941,
time and is learning the Ger
Ronnie Burck.
man language.
ball the Treasury has replaced
Damascus
school’s
more than a million and a half
A letter from daughter Ger- teams lost their last games of
aldine who is nursing in a can
the season to Boring school’s bonds which had been lost, stol
en, mutilated or destroyed.
Ann Arbor, teams last Friday.
cer hospital
reports
warming
Mich
Scores were 27 to 37 in girls
trends with 8 degree tempera volleyball, and 15 to 32 in boys
tures at time of writing.
basketball.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Velton
Fire Cails
of Portland were lunch guests
Damscus fire unit had a
MO 5-6758
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A-1 FURNITURE
HERE’S NOTHING
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ONE PHONE CALL to M
our office will pro-
vide full information -
about our family fi
nancing services.
These six young men are admiring the newest member of
the Wallace Wunlsche family, baby Janet Marie, who ap
pears to take the role of only sister with serenity as she looks
over brothers John, David. Timmy, Mark, Pau! and Daniel.
Immanuel
Lutheran Church
Morning Services 10:30 a.m.
Sunday School
A Cordial Welcome is
Extended to All
Pastor Walter Luedtke
MU 7 6323
I-oop Highway, Sandy
Episcopal
St
FIND OUT
BY PHONE!
sary.
Sunday morning
Father Rene Bozarth Rector
MOhawk 5-6202
"An Ancient Faith for a
Modern, Friendly People"
Connie Berger and Susan Moffet, 7th graders, found by
experimentation that vitamin A Is something everyone must
have. The girls used white rats in their experiment, feeding
one a balanced diet and the other the same, minus vitamin
A. The deficient rat became extremely nervous, his body was
sore, his eyes darkened and his fur coarsened.
2nd 4 Main St.. Sandy
(Sandy Post photos)
11:00 A.M. Sunday Services
11:00 A.M. Sunday School
2nd Wednesday of month
Testimonial meeting H P.M.
In the spring a woman's fan
cy turns to new clothes and at
the Woman's Club March 7,
their fancy was fully gratified
by seeing
some
beautiful
clothes on attractive Sandy
models.
Mrs. Agnes Barker was the
witty and charming Emcee and
introduced Mrs. George Burg
and small daughter in a charm
ing, colorful, rose mother and
daughter outfit. Later little
Miss Burg modeled an Easter
ensemble of yellow and white.
Little Donna Dyal appeared
in an all white costume with all
the aplomb of a profesional
model. Mrs. Burg then showed
an aqua suit with hat, shoes,
bag and jewelry to enhance its
charm. Another costume which
she modeled was a yellow print
chiffon with two sets of match
ing accessories.
Mrs. Joyce Grokett modeled
two basic black frocks and
demonstrated how a change of
accessories could fit a simple
plain gown for any time of the
day. Her costume jewelry was
particularly striking. She also
modeled a striking black suit
with white piping which was
very much admired.
Mrs. Vening appeared in a
charcoal reversible coat with
hat, gloves and bag.
Besides all this Mrs. Louise
Shields and Mrs. Anna Olds of
Boring sent over a dozen and a
half of their beautiful hand
made hats which were shown
by Mrs. Walt Howard. The
members of the Woman’s
Club, with guests Mrs. Ray G.
Bahe of The Dalles, Mrs. Nell
Bistorious and Mrs. Florence
Lionberger of Welches and Mrs.
Joseph Decker of Boring, en
joyed the fashion show as well
as the delicious dessert lunch
eon which was served down
stairs by hostesses Mrs. R. S.
Hall, Larry Armstrong, James
Duff, Roy Hickey and R. S.
Bunnell. Mrs. Walt Howard
was chairman, asisted by Ag
nes Barker and Mrs. Venning.
Bea’s Apparel Shop, Scales
Store and Grokett’s Jewelry
furnished some of the items
shown while some came from
Meier and Frank.
Its WILLIAMS Jeweler
For Diamonds
St. Michael's
Catholic Church
Sunday Mas
9.-30 A M.
Rev. Ernest Jackson
Ph. MU 7-2912
Corner Strauss & Pleasant
Sandy, Oregon
Seventh Day
Adventist
Elder W. D. Bresee
Sabbath School 10:00 A.M
Church Service 11:30 A.M
Young People’s Meeting,
Friday
7:30 P.M
Sandy MU 7-493?
Community
Presbyterian
Church
Sunday School
>:43 A.M.
Morning Services
|| A.M.
Mcntmlnuter Fellowship
High School Group
7 P.M.
Nursery care during worship
Parsonage MU 7-3644
Rev. E. L. Neuenfeldt
Get Results
DORIS K. ALEX
14525 E. Burnside, Portland
INCOME TAXES
For Information Call
Off«.'
ALpine 4-5920 or MUtual 7-2521
SANDY REST HAVEN
MU 7-4712
ORIENT NURSING HOME
MO 5-3723
A home for invalids convalescent patients
and those needing nursing care
CHARLES H. CARLSTROM
J. WOODLE
Physician and Surgeon
Real Estate - General Insurance
Hours 9AM
MU 7-3851
to 5 30 P M
Daily except Sun
Loop Hiway
Sandy
Office at Salmon River I Bridge
Phone Hcod-Land 402
Brightwood
ELTON D. LEAVITT, M.D.
MARX & CHASE
Physician and Surgeon
Registered Land Surveyor
Office Hours 9AM
Only except Wed
Sun
MU 7-2631
to 6 P M
Sat 9-1 PM
Medical Bldg., Sandy
Martha ( . McGuire, K.W.
ORCHARD CREST
NURSING HOME
SANDY POST
OPEN ’ FRIDAY
NIGHT
505 N.E. Second Ave
MU 7-2781
Sandy
Morning Prayer and Communion
Sundays
8 30 , m
Sunday School
Sundays, 8 30 a n
Coffee Hour at 9 45 each
Rrgislcrt-d Land Surveyor
Suntying, Mapping,
Subdi», iiom OHice located 3 mil» eut of 6rcA-
am on Loop Hw»
P O. Box 431
Loving Care for the Agen and Convalescent
MO 5-9318
PRINTING - STATIONERY
Mary Magdalen» Chapel
409 Main St
unies
IF A LOAN is the right 7
answer to your money
problem, you can
range it all by phone
so that only one trip^
to the office is neces
GOOD NEW AND USED FURNITURE
1041 E. Powell
Mr and Mrs. Carroll Cham
bers of Sandy are the parents of
a son, Ricky Allan, born March
5. The baby weighed 6 pounds
and 13 ounces. He joins a sis
ter, Vicky, 4.
Classified Business, Professional Directory
MO 5-8764
Boring, Oreog
CHAMBERS HAVE SON
Election Set
This Evening
By Boring PTA
"24 HOUR SERVICE"
"Complete Line of Fine Foods"
Richard
Petrie, son
Mrs. Irene Petrie, Brightwood,
enlisted in the Navy recently
according to Navy Recruiter
Dick Anderson. After enlist
ment ceremonies, Petrie de
parted for the Recruit Train
ing Center at San Diego, Calif ,
where he will be for about
ten weeks
After graduation from Sandy
high, Richard worked with the
U.S. Forest Service as a sur
veyor. During his enlistment he
is planning to continue in this
field with the Sea Bees, the
Navy's construction team.
After completion of recruit
training he will be home for
a visit prior to his first as
signment with the fleet.
Clean Highways
Cost $183,782
HOODVIEW PHARMACY
Western Farms Food Center
Sea Bees Sign
Brightwood Man
Bill LouderbMk
Mgr
UNTIL 8:30
24-Hour Nursing Care for ambulating and bed pat
tents Ph»sicians on call
aaii 7 dAxi
Gresham
MO 5 4196
MU /-2U4 |
One Ml” $ou”'
Saetdy
BonWedt Road
DR. JOE M. ONCHI
CALL TODAY
Registered Optometrist
FOR YOUR FUTURE
Phone M0 5-5415
0o*n 9 A 7 to 6 P M
Evgmngt by Appointment
P t b’ocks North and East of Hood Theatre
ADS AND RATES
MU 7-2781