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The Sandy (Ore.) Post Thursday, May 16, 1903 (Sec. 1)
Girls Show Off
Old fashioned clothes and
modern dress will be featur­
ed at the "Pretty as a Pic­
ture" Mother - Daughter style
show and tea scheduled at 7:30
p.m. Friday, May 17, in the
cafetorium.
"The Sandy High chapter of
the Future Homemakers of
America and the homemaking
department are sponsoring the
event to give mothers the op­
portunity to see their daught
ers modeling projects thej
have made during the year in
homemaking,"
Mrs. Joyce
Marcy, homemaking teacher,
said.
Faculty members have also
been invited to the affair.
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HERE and THERE with
AUDREY COLSON
Phone MU 7-2051
Did you miss my column last
week? It wasn't that I was too
lazy to write it. but had had a
telephone call from some lady
I didn't even know, bawling me
out because I hadn't put some­
thing in the paper, and I didn't
even know what she was talk­
ing about. But even so I am off
my mad now, so here goes for
what it is worth.
Sandy Community Calendar
birthdays for this week are as
follows: Monday, May 13, Mar­
garet Boothby, Beverly Bus­
well and Ronald Aldrich; Tues­
day, May 14, Doug Rowell and
Lucille Wienecke; Wednesday.
May 15, Lloyd Holt, Raymond
Peterson. Wedding anniversar-
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Gladstone’s second annual
Art City USA Festival will be
held May 20-26 when 750 paint­
ings by members of the Ore­
gon Society of Artists will be
on display in stores and of­
fices throughout the week and
special programs will be pre-
sented in the evenings. The
Gladstone Booster club is
sponsoring the event with the
cooperation of the OSA.
A Living Art show, portray­
ing eight famous paintings, is
scheduled for the evening of
May 23. A variety show will
be presented Friday, May 24,
and Saturday evening the OSA
will give a tea for the town.
A group of artists will paint a
mural that will later be the
subject of a presentation.
Sunday afternoon there is to
be a reception for Gov. and
Mrs. Mark Hatfield in the
school gym and refreshments
will be served from 1-5 p.m.
(no charge.)
ies are for Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Jonsrud and Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Townsend. Sr. Thursday, May
16. birthdays are for Elmer
Eri. Dick McQuaw and Alan
McQuaw. Wedding congratula­
tions go to Mr. and Mrs. George
M Quaw. Friday. May 17, Don­
ald Eri has »'birthday and Sat­
urday, May 18, Rev and Mrs.
Ed Neuenfeldt have an anni­
versary. Birthdays are for Lar­
ry Ulmen, Marie Motejl, Larry
Perkins, Cynthia -mith and
Lucille Ogdon isunday, May 19,
birthdays are for Dorothy Cas­
sidy, Edna Peterson, Garnet
McCulloch, Mason Craig and
Joanna Freeman.
Club listings for the following
week are: Thursday, May 16,
Kiwanis; Monday, May 20,
PNG Club; Tuesday, May 21,
Chamber of Commerce and
Sandy grade school PTA;
Wednesday, May 22, Presbyter­
ian Ladies Club.
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Berry Tickets From
The Sandy Post
Kay and John Wed
I attended the lovely wedding
of Kay and John Metsger last
Saturday morning at the First
Christian church in Portland.
Congratulations to both of them
and much happiness.
Art and I attended the Ice
Follies in Portland last Tues­
day; they were about the best
ones that I have ever attended.
Although a few of the skaters
fell down, the performance was
very good.
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Saintpaulians Sponsor
African Violet Show
The Saintpaulians of Port-
and are sponsoring their sec­
ond biennial show for all Afri­
can Violet hobbyists of the Pa­
cific Northwest. All hobbyists
are invited to display their
plants and all persons nterest-
ed in African Violets are in­
vited to come to the show at
the Lloyd Center Auditorium,
May 23, 24 and 25.
Entries may be brought in
from 8 a m. to noon Thursday,
May 23. The show will be open
to the public from 3:30-9 p.m.
Thursday; from noon • 9 p.m.
Friday, May 24; and from 9:30
a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday, May 25.
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Time flies over us, but
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—Nathaniel Hawthorne
Since Dorothy Gray had nev­
er bowled in her life, we decid­
ed to take her bowling Satur­
day night. She did very well
for a beginner. Dean, her hus­
Barbara Eckelman, wife of Lions District sized baby is Roy Dickey, tailtwister from
band, skunked us one line, but
Governor Paul Eckelman, bounced a jumbo- Southeast Portland Lions Club who perform-
I got even with them all on the
size baby boy on her knee at Sandy Lions ed tail-twisting honors at the banquet.
last game. I beat them all but
Club Charter Banquet Saturday night. Over-
only with about 8 pins to spare.
(Sandy Post photo)
Dorothy will probably get the
bowling bug now. We had a
BIDS OPENED
lovely time, anyway, down at
Bids have been opened for
the 20th Century Lanes on 92nd
the improvement of a section
and Powell.
of SE Claybourne St. between
Congratulations to Mr. and 128th Ave. and 134th Ave. The
Mrs. Bob Reed on the arrival Multnomah County commis­
of their first baby girl. The lit­ sioners will receive bids in the
With the summer swimming flat on the victim's shoulder
tle girl joins four brothers. Bob Portland courthouse until 10 season nearly here, YMCA blades, rock and shift your
a.m.
May
23.
Work
involves
has the Richfield Service Sta­
aquatic experts again empha­ weight forward by raising your
tion at Kelso, and if you buy grading, placing rock base, size the best way to be safe in hips, and press down firmly.
construction
of
drainage
facili
­
your gas down there you can
the water is to know how to
3) Now slide back, lift and
get free tickets on a 1955 Ford ties, concrete curbs, walks and swim.
pull victim's elbows up to ease
Station Wagon he will be giving driveways and surfacing with
“But even then the possibili­ pressure on his chest.
asphaltic concrete.
away this summer.
ty of finding yourself or some­
4) Then lower his arms to the
one else in trouble in the water ground and place your hands
always is present,”
Dallas in tjje position to start again.
.-wogger, executive se retary
5)Repeat cycle 12 times a
said today as the Clackamas minute.
County Branch Y launched its
"Swimming,” concluded Mr.
sign-up for the summer Water Swogger is a great sport and
Safety Learn to Swim Pro­ can give many hours of health­
gram. (Classes start June 17.) ful pleasure. Make sure you and
"And that's why it’s impor­ your children get the most out
tant everyone, including young­ of It. Learn to swim well and
sters, should know what to do then use common sense in the
in such an emergency," he water.”______ _ =_______
continued.
If you should find yourself in
danger, Mr. Swogger pointed
out, keep calm. Don’t lose your
head and begin to thrash wild-
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give it a chance.”
Should you see another swim­
mer in distress. Mr. Swogger
observed, immediately all for
help. Then try to reach the per­
son with anything at hand-a
pole, tree branch, rope, or piece
of clothing. If these measures
fail, he added, find something
to throw to the person that will
hold him up. or reach him by
boat.
"Unless you're a strong
swimmer and skilled in lifesav­
ing." Mr Swogger cautioned,
"don't attempt to rescue the
person by swimming to him
You may only make things
worse and have to be rescued
yourself."
If it is necessary to apply
emergency artificial respira­
tion. Mr. .Swogger said, the
YMCA recommends the mouth-
to-mouth method be used.
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"It's simple, direct and effec­
tive. Even a child can learn
quickly." he said. Here are the
steps outlined by the YMCA:
1) Place person on his back.
Turn head to side, force open
mouth, and wipe clean with
fingers or cloth.
2» Working from victims
right side, straighten and lift
head by thing backward Then
place your right hand on his
chin, open mouth and insert
thumb over his lower teeth
3) Next, pinch the victim s
nostrils with your thumb and
forefinger of your left hand.
4) Take a deep» breath and
with open lips, place your
mouth tightly over the victim's
mouth
5' Now forcefully blow air in­
to the person until his chest
rises. Then pull away and re­
lease
6' Repeat every five seconds
for adults, slightly faster for
small children
Another effective method,
Mr Swogger said, is the prone
pressure technique Steps to
follow are:
D Lay person face down
his hands under his cheek
kneel on one knee, facing
head
2) Next, place your hands
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