The Sandy (Ore.) Post Thursday, June 6, 1963 (Sec. 2)
Two Girls to Serve
As Camp Counselors
Janet Meier of Boring and
Diane Rot. Welches, were in
vited to attend the third and
meeting May 31 and June 1
at Camp Colton.
The girls will serve as coun
selors for the 9-12 year old 4-H
members who will attend 4-H
camp. The camp is a five-day
session, with club members
having an opportunity for men
tai, physical, social and spirit
ual growth.
Darlene Bakke
ree
This is Sandy’s first hotel. with fashion
ably attired guests on the veranda
located on what is now .Main and Shelley
streets. Later the building was moved to
present Proctor avenue, an addition was
built, and with other remodeling it has be
come the Dew Drop inn, which still serves
the community well.
Darlene Bakke, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin C. Bak
ke, Rt. 1. Box 42, Sandy, re
ceived her B.A. degree with a
major in secretarial science
from Walla Walla college, a
Southeastern
Washington
church - related, liberal arts
college, June 2.
On the college campus she
was vice president
Chi-
quita Sola, single women’s vii
läge club.
Miss Bakke has accepted a
position as secretary in the
credit office at the Portland
Sanitarium and hospital begin
ning this summer.
(Photo courtesy Mrs. Frank Schmidt)
Sander-Wheelock
Engagement Told
At Recent Party
RADIO STUDIED
The engagement of Julie Ann
Wheelock and Clifford V San
der, son of Capt and Mrs.
Martin Sander of Sandy, was
revealed at a recent party at
the bride-elect’s home in Port
land.
The couple will wed July 6
in the First Methodist church
in Portland.
Sander was graduated from
Sandy high school in 1954 and
was valedictorian of his class
received his bachelor of
s c i ence degree from Lewis
and Clark college in 1958. A
CPA , Sander is employed by
Arthur Young and Co. in Port
land. He's a member of Alpha
Kappa Psi. business fraternity.
Miss Wheelock, the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Whee
lock of Portland, teaches at
Columbia River high school in
Vancouver. Wash. She’s a 57
graduate of Lincoln high school
and a '61 graduate of Oregon
State university.
Army Pvt. Joseph F. Cran
ford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Josep
C. Cranford, Estacada, comple
ted a 15 • week radio teletype
operation course at The South
eastern Signal School, Fort
Gordon, Ga, May 17.
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Immanuel
Lutheran Church
Morning Services 10:30
Sunday School
9:15
A Cordlal Welcome
Extended tu All
1 h
Pastor Walter Luedtke
MU 7 6501 — Home ’
MU 7-6381 — Church
Episcopal
St. Mary Magdalene Chapel
409 Main St, Sandy, Oreg.
HOLY EUCHARIST
Sundays
9:30 a.m.
Sunday School
9:30 a.m.
Coffee Hour at 10:45
Father Rene' Bozarth, Rector
MOhawk 5 6202
Father Andrew E. laabs
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11:00 A M. Sunday School
2nd Wednesday of month
Testimonial meeting H P.M
St. Michael's
Catholic Church
Sunday Mass
9:30 A M.
Rev. Ernest Jackson
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Sandy. Oregon
^By NELL HOWE
Hood-Land Reporter
I know, no notes last week,
but the deadline came before
I was ready so, didn’t get any
notes in to be printed and
thanks to all who asked about
them, It's nice to know that
so many do read my nonsense.
Don’t forget the deadline for
the Mt. Hood Community Cov-
erage Health Insurance. It is
you haven’t
and
June
looked into their program as
yet, be sure and do so, be
cause it is excellent.
The Mt Hood country club
Bridge club meeting on May
20, had six table present. North
and South winners were Dr.
and Mrs Seabert Carter and
the East and West winners were
Mr and Mrs. Tad Ditmars.
The meeting on May 27, also
had six tables attending. Mrs.
Arthur Lee and Mrs. Gene
Bowman were first North and
South; Mr. and Mrs. Alton E.
Splawn of Gresham were
second; Mrs. Sonia Black and
Mrs. Rose Altman, both of Port
land, were third.
East and West winners were
Mr. and Mrs. Al Greenwait of
and Mrs
Wemme, first
R A. Owen of Welches, see
ond; and Mr. and Mrs Keith
Bowman of Welches, third.
The play is open to the pub
lic; no reservations are neces
sary and drop ins are welcome.
Everyone is invited to come
and join the fun
Tragedy Strikes
We had a tragedy in our
family; Grandma lost her up-
is slowly starving to
pers and
I
death i while waiting for her
new < ones
telling
ilies don't
things like that on each other
but this one does. We sorta
have a slightly depraved 1 sense
enjoy
of humor and seem
our little tragedies
We now have all our kid
e neigh
dies graduateli
borhood, and passed to the next
grade and out of school, and
so happy about it all. Now
they can start their vacation,
and the parents will find theirs
ended
200 to Attend
County 4-H Camp
4-H Members
At Corvallis
Nell's
Notes
WALRAD INSURANCE AGENCY
RADIATOR SHOP
C$h'i keep
-thkUhdet'
my h^t.
When I read articles about
school continuing for 12 months
I sorta shudder. Oh how I would
have hated it, and how the rest
of the mountain would have
probably loved it, if I had had
to go to school for 12 months.
remember
Can’t seem
what it was I was always do
ing that seemed to make every
nervous. But I know
one
that I was always busy, and
not helping my mother
home. I really think she was
glad to have me out of
house. I was sorta like a bull
in a china closet.
So my brother and I had
one chore that we did togeth-
er from the time I was big
enough to stand up to the sink
and that was to do the dishes.
I feel I was not the housewife
ly type of child. And so did
my parents
Rain Drowns Flowers
And then came the rains.
This time I did not predict It,
but I will not complain about
it. Have to keep the flowers
watered somehow Course the
fact that they are getting
drowned is beside the point.
No major holidays this month
unless you want to consider my
son's birthday one. I am sure
does
May began to seem like it was
all Saturdays and Sundays. It
will be nice to run into some
regular Monday through Fri
day weeks again.
Had two parachutes land on
the golf course last week, And
that is all I know about it. Boy
what a reporter! I didn’t
tc see them, but everyone
talking about them, but no one
seemed to know any reason for
it. Oh well, some days the
darndest people drop in on
you unexpectedly Just call it
one of my incomplete vignettes.
A total of 111 older 4-H club
Clackamas
from
members
county will attend 4-H Sum-
mer school at Corvallis June
10-15. This annual event will
be held on the Oregon State
university campus. Over 1,700
club members for every coun-
‘y in the state will attend.
Clackamas county's delega
tion will be chaperoned by Mrs.
Ralph Becker, Milwaukie; Mrs.
Earl Meier, Boring, and Mrs.
Melville Richey, Boring. All are
4-H club leaders. Harold Black
County Extension 4-H Agent,
will also accompany the group.
While at Corvallis, the mem
bers will live in college dor
mitories. They will attend clas
ses on a variety of subjects,
take part in swimming and
other athletics, attend assem
bly projects and take part in
a number of parties and special
programs.
All club members attending
scholarship
have received
from a business or organiza
tion in the county.
Among those who will attend
are: Linda Blaisdell, Wemme;
Glenda Caarter, Eagle Creek;
Cathy Crownover, Sandy; Ju
lia Davis, Estacada; Linda
Forman, Boring; Nancy For-
man, Boring; Michelle
son, Boring; Pamela .
Sandy; Karen Josefson Bor-
Lin-
da Moore. Boring; Melva Rich
ey. Boring; Myrna Richey,
Boring; Karen Williams, Esta
cada; Geraldine Wyatt. Eagle
Creek; Danny Fouts. Estaca
da; Larry Lindland. Eagle
Creek; Billie Phillips, Boring;
David Riedel. Estacada; Ste
phen Root. Brightwood; Dan
ny Urquhart. Boring; Larry
Verdoorn, Boring; Pam Park
er. Boring
Two hundred 4-H club mem
bers are expected to arrive
Monday, June 10, at Camp Col
ton for a five-day 4-H camp.
Club members will partici-
pate in crafts, nature studies,
evening camp fires and swim
ming.
Camp staff will include Mrs.
Miriam Beasley and Mrs. Mes-
serli, swimming; Mrs. Dick,
nurse; Nan Johnson, camp
fire program; Mrs. Wilda Gu
thu, dining room "Mom”; as
sistant directors, Clayton Wills
and Robert Smith, County Ex
tension agents and camp direc
tor, Mrs. Diane S. McKnight,
4-H agent.
this
Craft instructors
year will be: Al Parker, Farm
Forestry; The Oregon Game
Commission;
Mrs.
Nancy
Dodd, Molalla; Mrs. Bonnie
Taylor, Milwaukie; Mrs. Irene
Kreiter, Milwaukie; Mrs. Shir
ley, White, Milwaukie; Mrs.
Helen Fleming, Concord; Mrs.
Wilda Guthu. Barton; Mrs.
Miriam Beasley, Oregon City;
Mrs. Aleta Ferrall, Barton;
Chuck Stout, Jennings Lodge;
Bill Headrick. Shubel; Mrs.
Marcene Jones, Oregon City
and Kathy Guthu. Barton.
Sondra
Sandy is
graduated
sity, San
Louise Dorman of
one of 244 students
from Tinity univer-
Antonio. Tex.. May
93rd
commencement
cere
mony. Miss Dorman received
a bachelor of arts degree.
Miss Dorman, the daughter
of Roy A. Dorman
majored in Sociology
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