Thursday, May », 1963 (Sec. 1) The Sandy (Ore.) Post
Mission Circle Hears Speaker
A record attendance of 35
ladies of the Sandy Baptist
Mission
Circle
and their
friends turned out on Thurs­
day evening. April 18, at the
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home of Mrs. Caswell to hear
Madge Collier speak
Miss Collier gave her per­
sonal testimony She is now
the secretary of the Willamette
Baptist Assn.
The president, Mrs. Wesley
Kent, recognized all of those
having April birthdays Roll
call was responded to by scrip­
ture verses and testimonies.
The missionary speaker for
the May meeting is to be Mrs.
Dorothy Redfield, appointee to
Taiwan, along with her hus­
band
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The congregation of Imman-
uel Lutheran church held a
surprise party for Rev. Walt­
er Leudtke recently in honor
of his 60th birthday. The party
was held at the church hall and
featured a program of games
and entertainment.
The group presented Rev.
Leudtke with a purse. Re­
freshments of ofiee and birth­
day cake were served.
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4H CLUB
ers, Mrs. Al Valberg, John
Barnett, Glen Schaffer and Al­
bert Valberg.
Budgets of area elementary
schools were passed and direc­
tors, who ran unopposed, were
elected.
Dudley Made
Postmaster
Hal A. Dudley has been
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pointed permanent postmaster
at Rhododendron by President
Kennedy, according to a tele­
gram from Sen. Maurine Neu­
berger. Dudley, who has been
serving as acting postmaster,
earned his appointment on the
basis of an open competitive
examination. Early Senate con­
firmation is expected.
Mrs. Lyle Seaman of San­
dy recently made a trip to
Arizona to visit her mother,
brother and family. She was
accompanied by her brother,
Wayne Steward of Portland,
Mrs. Edna Gunderson and Miss
Esther Moore, both of Sandy.
Two of the Seamans’ newest
poodle puppies accompanied
the group.
The travelers enjoyed watch­
ing slot machine - players in
Reno, but noted especially the
springtime beauty of the city of
Las Vegas. They also visited
Hoover Dam, although only
Steward and Miss Moore took
the elevator tour down through
the dam.
The Treasury Department
has designated May and June
"red - letter months” for free­
dom. The occasion: the 1963
Freedom Bond Drive.
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NEWS AND NOTES
4-H Home Ec.
Judging Day Set
The Green Thumb Garden
club met April 30 at the Don-
aid Hubbard home, Refresh-
ments were served.
4-H Home Economics clubs
Our club will have the plant
of Clackamas county are re­ booth at the talent show Fri-
minded that May 11 has been day, May 10, at the Grange
set for the judging day, at the hall.
Oregon City high school cafe-
Debbie and Jane Hubbard
teriä.
demonstrated flower arrang-
Club members will be plac- ing to the other club mem­
ing four classes in whatever bers. All worked to learn how
project they are enrolled. They to arrange flowers so they can
will judge in Junior and Senior enter flower arranging at the
divisions according to age.
contests held at the county fair
Knitting club members will in August.
be at 9 a m.; clothng at 10
The next meeting will be held
am.; and foods at 11 a.m.
Saturday, May 11, at 2 o’clock.
All club members and lead­
Debbie Hubbard, reporter.
ers should plan to attend if at
all possible. Following the
judging, qualified persons will
tell how each class was official-
ly placed and the reasons for
this placing.
Boring 4-H leaders are spon­
soring a free talent show at
the Boring Grange hall on Fri­
day, May 10. Grade school and
pre - school youngsters who
have been selected for their
The regular monthly meet­ outstanding ability will present
ing of the Clackamas County songs, dances and other num­
4-H Leaders Assn, will be held bers. There will be prizes for
May 13 at 6 p.m. at the Clack­ the best acts.
amas County Fairgrounds, Can­
There will be door prizes as
by.
well as a fish pond. Refresh­
This will be a potluck din­ ments will be on sale as well
ner. The program will feature as home • baked cakes, pies
election of officers and discus­ and assorted goodies.
sion on the 1963 county fair.
At this program the camp­
Leaders will be receiving a ships
and summer
school
copy of the 4-H rules and reg­ scholarships will be awarded.
ulations as well as having a
discussion on filling out fair en­
try cards.
Since the county 4-H records
are on IBM this year, leaders
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Since 1927
this meeting to have their ques­
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4-H’rs Give
Talent Show
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Sandy Union High School
District voters put their okay
on the $800,000 bond issue for
new construction and remodel­
ing of existing facilities at the
Monday school election. There
were 309 "yes” votes, compar­
ed to 192 against the bond is­
sue.
At the same time voters ap­
proved the budget with a vote
of 332 to 155. Both Supt. Charles
Croston and school board chair­
man Carl Bell expressed their
appreciation of the support of
the district for the school im­
provement plans.
Willard Boring was elected
to the three • year director’s
term with 421 votes. Angus
McKinnon garnered 383 votes,
which elected him for the
five - year term. Carl Bell was
given 36 write - in votes for
the five-year term, with Arnold
Moore, Mike Paluck, Melvin
Haneberg and Jack Blaser get­
ting one vote each. One write-
in vote for the three • year
term was cast for Joe Ack-
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District Favors Bond Issue
John F. Cannon of Sandy,
who is studying welding tech
nology at Oregon Technical In
stitute, has been named on the
Dean's List for winter term
with a grade point average of
3.0. On the President’s List
at the same school is James
D. Buhlinger of Eagle Creek
whose GPA was 3.538. Buhling­
er is studying accounting tech­
nology.
4-H Leaders
Meet Monday
MOTHER'S DAY
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Honored guests at the BPW
Club's dinner meeting on May
1 were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Croston.
Croston, as keynote speak­
er for public relations, outlin­
ed details of future expansion
plans for the Sandy high school.
Miss Linda Smith of Sandy
high school was chosen as the
girl of the month for her per­
sonality and all around school
activities. She plans to enter
college and a career as secre­
tary.
An election of officerrs was
held in March and installation
ceremonies will be held at the
Welches Golf club on June 1.
The new officers will be: pres­
ident, Mrs. Ardis Green; vice
president, Mrs. Cora Venning;
treasurer, Mrs. Merle Martin;
recording
secretary,
Mrs.
Frank Marcy and correspond­
ing secretary, Ollie Kanak.
A group of delegates from
Sandy club will attend the Or­
egon Federation of BPW clubs
at the Multnomah hotel on May
17, 18 and 19. Those planning
to attend are Mrs. Wilbur Sulz-
bach, Mrs. Edward Schmitz,
Mrs. Ardis Green, Mrs. How­
ard Berger, Mrs. Loren Mor­
ris and Mrs. Art Colson.
A fireside meeting will be
held on Wednesday May 15
with Mrs. Ardis Green as hos-
tess.
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Mrs. Seaman
Visits Mother
This is new Fancher's Auto Parts in Sandy's
Butler building. Richard Hane and Don Lund-
bom, both of Sandy, man the new store.
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STUDENTS NAMED
Sandy’s newest business en­
terprise — Fancher Auto
Parts
presents a new con­
Larry Reisbig. a tackle from
cept in auto parts merchandis­ Washington State university,
ing. With a sales floor of 84 has been named head football
by 24 feet the customer may, coach and will assist in wrest­
if he wishes, choose for him­ ling at Sandy high school.
self from among the 6.000 or
Announcement of Reisbig’s
more items stocked.
appointment was made by Bob
The new store, a branch of Woodward, the school’s athlet­
the Fanchers' Gresham busi­ ic director, and Supt. Charles
ness, is staffed by two local Croston.
men, Don Lundbom who will
Reisbig played his prep foot­
serve those who come to the
ball at Van Nuys, Calif. Fol­
store, and Richard Lane, who lowing his graduation he enter-
will be at the store only part
ed the University of Southern
of the time and will sell California, where he played
throughout the area.
frosh football.
Store hours are 7:30 a.m. to
Reisbig transferred to WSU
5:30 p.m. six days a week. In
from Pierce Junior college and
addition to -auto parts and ac­ . the past two years has been
cessories the stock includes
a standout tackle for Jim Suth­
acetylene and oxygen.
erland’s Cougars.
Ample off - street customer
parking is provided on the west
side of the building.
RELOCATION PAY
Gov. Hatfield signed into law
a legislative act permitting
the State Highway Department
to pay, within certain limits,
the moving costs of persons
displaced by highway construc­
tion. Passage of the bill had
been requested by the State.
Highway Commission.
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