Thursday, May 9. 1963 (Sec. 1) The Sandy (Ore.) Post
Notes
The George McLeans, of Ha
waii, are visiting their home
in Welches. They played golf
every day in spite of the rain.
In another year they will be
come permanent residents of
our community, and very wel
come they will be. Wonderful
people.
Cecelio Tovar, our genial
jack-of-all trades at the Golf
Club, has finally returned after
several months visiting with
his family in Mexico. He
brought his younger brother.
Pedro back with him. And a
very good looking brother he is.
We are all helping Pedro
learn English and I am sure
he thinks we are all nuts, and
I know he must think the
English language is. I didn't
realize how many words we
have that are used in so many
different ways, and still are
spelled the same.
Guess I'd better start learn
ing the language myself.
Naomi Blaisdell celebrated
their 20th anniversary last
Monday. They really celebrat
ed on Sunday. The family all
went for a drive and ended
up at Shaniko at the old ho
tel there for dinner. They said
they arrived at dinner time,
by chance, or they don’t think
they would have gotten much
to eat.
Everything was served fam
ily style, after the head gal
rang the old dinner bell. They
were joined by 14 elderly men
including the Mayor, who sat
with them, and they had a
most interesting conversation
with him. All the food they
could eat. for a dollar for
adults and 50 cents for chil
dren.
A different, and most enjoy
able way to go out to dinner.
Everyone had a ball, and I’ll
bet they don’t forget it for
many years to come.
Welches school had their
school board election for a new
director, and Tom Day was
elected. Also, the budget was
passed.
Elsie Creighton is improv
ing and we hope she will be able
to come home very soon.
Lura Dell Callaghan was in
an automobile accident this
side of Gresham on Monday.
I only saw Jack for a few mo
ments, at the hospital, and
knew she had a broken arm
but what other injuries they
didn’t know at that time. When
I went back to check on her
they had transferred her to
Emanuel hospital.
We all wish her a very
speedy recovery and do hope
that she is doing O.K.
Orpha and Hal Dudley cele
brated their 25th wedding an
niversary with an open house.
Really cause for a double cele
bration, as Hal received his
official appointment, from
Pres. Kennedy, as Postmaster
of the Rhododendron post of
fice.
The Gadwood Bowling team,
for Tuesday mornings, came
home with the trophies for their
season's efforts. Mighty proud
of us, we be. And the Gad-
woods are proud of us also.
We 'uns are: Marty Amach-
er, Rudy Kasch, Jerry McAn-
die, Maxine Hickey and my
self.
For all you Bridge enthus
iasts, Duplicate bridge will
start on May 13, at 7:30 p.m.
at the Mt. Hood Golf Club. The
play will be supervised by Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Lee of Gresh
am. The public is welcome.
Elmer McClure, State Rep
resentative, will speak at the
Lions Club Hall on May 10
at 8 p.m. The public is invit
ed.
Don't forget the Bloodmobile
will be in Sandy on Friday,
May 10 from 4 to 7.
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