Thursday, June 27,1963 (Sec. 1) The Sandy (Ore.) Post
Camp Collins
Hosts Girls
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Elsie Creighton had to return
to the hospital, and we hope
that by the time you are read
ing this she is back home.
Also she would like to tell all
the wonderful people who have
sent her so many beautiful
cards and flowers and have
done other thoughtful things,
how very much she appreciates
them all.
Bill Goldthorpe, my idea of
the indestructible man, is home
from the hospital, complete
with cast. He is the most
cheerful person there is.
Had a very interesting chat
with Gerald Wear. Gerald has
the upholstering shop at Alder
Creek. Every two or three
weeks he goes to Wamic.
Maupin, Madras and other eas-
tern Oregon towns on uphols
tering jobs.
He also remodels old chairs
and davenports and repairs an
tique furniture. He does wood
carving to replace old broken
parts of chairs and stains and
varnishes furniture. He has a
large variety of upholstery
samples and materials in many
price ranges.
Upholsters 20 Years
Gerald has been upholstering
for 20 years in Los Angeles,
San Francisco. Portland, Se
attle and other cities. He also
repairs leather furniture. It is
well worth your time to stop in
and see what Gerald has to of
fer.
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KAISER-WILLYS PRESENTS
THE LLOYD BRIDGES SHOW
MO 5-4164
Tues. 8 p.m.
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Phone MU 7 2861
had its final meeting of the
season at the home of Mrs
Dee Farr in the Barlow Trail
summer homes district.
After a tour through the
Farr's Rainbow Ranch, the
hostess served a luncheon. Not
much sewing was accomplish
ed, but the following ladies had
a good time: Gladys Farr, Nell
Bistorious, Florence Lionberg-
er, Dorothy Meyer, Jo Drips.
Beth Bradley. Leannah Morris
and Lillian Owen.
The first meeting of the new
season will be on the third
Wednesday in September.
•Shortcake Night'
Monday,
June
17, was
"Strawberry
Shortcake
Night" for the Mt. Hood Coun
try Club Bridge club. The
Lees and Bowmans treated.
Marty Amacher made the
shortcakes. Several vacation
ers joined in the duplicate play.
All had a good time and the
old timers enjoyed meeting the
new people.
North • South winners were
1st, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Strong,
Brightwood; 2nd. Mr. and Mrs.
George Kaye of Welches and
Mrs J. D. King, Portland.
East-West winners were, 1st,
Mr. and Mrs. McCalm, Port
land; 2nd, Patty Winn, Seat
tle. and Mrs. Arthur Lee,
Gresham; 3rd, Mrs Stanley
Lithgoe and Mrs. Mary B.
Worth of Portland.
The
Ed Stocklen's have
moved to California and the
George Lienkaemper’s are
busy moving into their home,
and Blanche. Now who was I
going to be able to call to
pick up my mother at the bus
when I couldn't make it, and
also answer my phone for me
when I was expecting an im
portant call and wouldn’t be
there to receive it. Then I re
membered mother was moving
also, and golly how we are
going to miss her!
YMCA Camp Collins on the
Sandy river will be the scene
of a new
camping pro-
gram this summer. With over
8300 women and girls in its
membership
YMCA
scheduling a period for young
er girls this season. The camp
is located 20 miles east of
Portland on Sandy river.
Camp capacity will be 100
girls for the week of June 30
to July 6. Mrs. Leila Den Bes
te, program secretary at North
east branch with 15 years’ ex-
perience as
YMCA youth
worker, will direct the camp
Staff assistants Include Mrs.
Martha Carlson, crafts, and
Carol Jean Connolly, rhythmic
dancing.
Ernestina Caputo
will handle the aquatic activi
ties in the modern outdoor
swimming pool. The week’s
program includes cookouts,
horseback riding, beach camp
fires and hiking. Qualified coun
selors will be In charge of
12 girl units.
Provision has been made for
parents bringing girls to camp
on opening day to have fam
ily picnics and the use of camp
facilities including the pool.
The camp fee of $20.75 in
cludes the camp T-shirt and
health and accident insurance.
A free camp folder maybe
had by calling CA 3-6161, the
Metropolitan Camp Office of
the YMCA, a member of United
Good Nieghbors.
Elise Rathjen
Weds K. Keyser
Word has been received that
Elsie Rathjen, 1961 Sandy high
schcol graduate, was married
to Kenneth Wayne Keyser of
Sacramento, Calif., early in
February.
Elsie joined the Navy in Sep
tember 1962. After basic train
ing she was stationed in San
Diego. Keyser was sent to
Rhode Island and Mrs. Key
ser followed. She is now sta
tioned at Quonset Point and he
left June 6 for Italy and Spain.
Elise’s address
DSKA
6859867W Wave Barracks 491
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U. S. Naval Air Station, Quon
seven or eight planes avail set Point, R. I.
able for the ever - popular sky
rides at $1.25 a passenger.
And of course there will be
LIBRARY DEDICATION
the same big, delicious, all-
A number of Sandy people
you-can-eat breakfast cooked attended the dedication and op
by Sandy Kiwanians.
en house of the new Clacka
Tentative Schedule
mas county library building at
A tentative schedule for the Oregon City. Among those who
gala weekend, which starts at went to the event were Mr. and
12 noon, Saturday, July 13, Mrs. Charles Frasier, Mrs. Lois
lists:
Shearman, Mrs. Harold Bush
Saturday — 12 noon — Go ue and Ben J. Huffman.
karts start warming up.
1 p.m. — Jaycee track meet
at grade school grounds.
2 p.m. — Booths and con
cessions open.
3 p.m. — Mystery special
event.
4 p.m. — Start of small class
races and powder puff derby.
9 p.m. — Street dance in
covered play shed.
Sunday — 7:30 a.m. to 12
noon — Fly • in Breakfast and
air show and rides.
12 noon — Main go kart
races begin and continue dur
ing Sunday afternoon.
50th Celebration
SANDY SAW SHOP
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409 Main St.
Holy
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Sundays
Sunday School Sundays, 9 30 A M
Coffee Hour at 10 45
Father Rene Bozarth, Rector, MO 5-6202
Father Andrew E Laabs, MU 7-2951
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Morning Services 10:30 a.m.
Sunday School
9:15 a.m
A Cordial Welcome la
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Pastor Walter Luedtke
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MU 7 6381 — Church
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Sunday Mass
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Morning Service* . . 11 A.M.
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Parsonage MU 7-3644
Rev. E. L. Neuenfeldt
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