Thursday. Dec. 5, 1963 (Sec. 1)
HERE and THERE with
TOR HIM, FOR HER.
AUDREY COLSON
MU 7-4175
WITH A PRACTICAL GIFT
Now that everyone has that old
are paraffin free, and they were
A Sandy coed, Karleen M. Reek-
Thanskgiving turkey digested, it’s
delicious.
From Ogden's I went
The Mt. View Chapter #125 OES man, has been elected an officer
time to think about that Christmas
will meet Tuesday, Dec. 10, at in her living group at Oregon
list. All the kids have made their over to Brewster’s Dept. Store
8 p.m. at Sandy Masonic Hall. State university.
where
Mr.
Brewster
showed
me
list out and I sure hope that it
Gifts for the old people’s home,
around the store pointing out the
She will be secretary-treasurer
gets to Santa. Pat bought a para­
for one of the units of West Hall
not
to
exceed
50?,
are
to
be
various
specials
they
have
on
keet last week while she was on
brought. OES will entertain the dormitory. Miss Reckman who
school vacation and that is the hand for the Christmas list. I
Masons and Rainbow girls at this Ilves at Rt. 2, Box 1457 Is a jun­
craziest little bird I have ever was especially delighted to see
meeting.
ior in the School of Education.
seen. It will hide under the paper the new line of children's clothes
in the bottom of his cage and when they have in large variety at quite
he comes out he will do acrobatics reasonable prices. There were
like a monkey. Virginia Barbour, some velvet and quilted red out­
of the Dairy Wonder, says they fits for toddlers and for baby boys
will act like this but I swear that and girls that were lovely, orlon
bird is crazy, or is an introvert. sweaters
that are guaranteed
lovely
mother and
Imagine hiding under a newspaper. washable,
He is a lot of fun to watch though. daughter robes In two different
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Castor and materials, and slipper boots for
the Melvin Castor families dined ladies and children in a variety
Gwenna Shaw went with her fam­
FRIENDLINESS TO NEW
out for Thanksgiving dinner at a of styles including gold, leopard
ily to visit relatives in Sacra­
STUDENTS
Men's
Portland restaurant. Mr. and Mrs. skin, and eskimo boots. Ave Brew­
mento, Calif.
By Linda Persons
Claude Williams and their family ster showed me some fine brocade
Charlotte Hames went with her
WOOL - ORLON
had a peaceful dinner at home material In four different colors,
Were you ever new in a school? family to visit the Lester Bruns
alone. There were 34 people gath­ beautiful for making a holiday
Remember how lonely it was the family In Kennewick, Wash.
ered at my folks’ home for turkey dress and of course you can get
Lois Popelka’s family had a vis­
first few days? Or dd some boy
dinner. They were from Sandy, your favorite patterns there also.
or girl show an Interest in you? itor from Washington—her uncle.
Mr. and Mrs, Claude Dove and Another thing they are featuring
The family of Larry Ulmen had
Some may answer yes, and others,
girls, Mr. and Mrs. Art Colson this year is that they will gift
no. These pupils usual y under­ relatives from Kennewick for
Soft, washable
and children; from Boring, Mr. wrap and use paper bows to make
stand why they should be friendly Thanksgiving.
Wool-Orlon—
and Mrs. Curtis McClendon and the package as pretty as possible.
Pat Carey’s sister and brother
to new students. But many of those
Ea»y to wash.
girls and Mr. and Mrs. John Rut­ Think how much this will save.
who have never been new in a from Seattle and an uncle from
ledge and Ricky; from Gladstone, For dad here in this store you
school do not understand what a Tacoma were Thanksgiving guests
Mr. and Mrs. Don Dove and child­ could let your imagination go wild
few minutes of their time can In her home.
ren and Mrs. Nancy Eliason and and make this a happy Christmas
Thanksgiving is the theme for
mean to a new person.
Men's Slippers $1.99
children; from Vancouver, Wash., for him. There were white Van
Many pupils say, "Why should many of the bulletin boards re­
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dove and child­ Huesen shirts and also a variety
I bother?” Why should you bother? cently, but if a prize were given
to $6.95
ren.
of sport shirts in this line and al­
To spare the new students the ”1 we would vote for the one Mrs.
Hosts of ours were Mr. and Mrs. so, the one and only Pendleton
don’t belong here” and "Why did Katt was responsible for in the
Earl Dove, a lovely day spent and shirts. They feature Klngsway and
we have to move?” feelings. Oth­ lower west hall. The large three
lots of food to eat.
Roberts shoes for men and Grace
ers think "Somebody else will,” dimensional turkey has a brown
Mr. and Mrs. Alvy Lamb jour­ Walker shoes for women, and Red
Men's
but often their fel’ow classmates corduroy stuffed body and head
shoes for the children. For
neyed to Forest Grove to partake Goose
1
and a huge tall of neckties, very
think the same thing!
Sanforized Cotton
of a turkey dinner with relatives. Mother I saw beautiful gift-
It certainly will not hurt you colorful.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hunter and wrapped sets of towels, also purs­
to be kind and considerate. A few
The librarians, who have been
son Mike, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim es, hats, stretch pants and wrap­
moments of your time now may trying rather unsuccessful^ to
Emerson journeyed to Willits, around skirts. For the teenagers,
result in many years of future get students to stamp their books
California for a four day Thanks­ there were sweaters, slippers and
happiness.
properly as they check them out,
giving vacation with Virgil’s lovely dresses on the racks. In
want to thank Mrs. Schmitz’s room
the
baby
dept,
you
’
ll
have
to
see
mother, Mrs. Cora Smotherman.
for doing such a good Job.
While there they saw his three to believe all the beautiful sweater
VOLLEY BALL
Mrs. Moore had quite a bad fall
By Penny and Connie
sisters and it was quite a family sets, crawler sets, dresses and
Long toil or
on the playground Nov. 22. She
shoes.
At
the
Rexall Drug Store
reunion with 19 kids and grand­
missed the two days of school we
Spori Shirt style»
Tuesday, Nov. 22, Sandy girls had last week, but is back this
kids underfoot for her. Mr. and I sat down to rest a minute and
traveled to Corbett with a lot of week, although moving about with
Mrs. Charles Edwards Just re­ have a cup of coffee before Olin
enthusiasm. The B team showed difficulty.
turned from a week’s vacation Blgnall showed me the specials
some real teamwork and won 27
with their daughter in Sparks, in this store. For Mom or Grand­
The two third grade rooms that
to 13. Tlie A team also showed a eat in the
Nevada. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kress mother here are enchanting frag­
Men's Belts
lunch room are trying
lot of improvement and team spir­ to have a
and their lovely little six-month rances of the perfumes, colognes
quieter lunch period.
$1.50 to $3.00
it. The game ended with a 41- There was a noticeable difference
daughter were the hosts. Mr. and and soaps. They feature Lanvin,
16 victory for Sandy. We are look­ and they are to be congratulated.
Mrs. Ed Schmitz and daughter Corday, Maja, Dorothy Gray and
ing forward to a track meet and
Laurie were guests of the Frank Revlon. I noticed that a lot of the
The family of Julie Asakawa had
softbal game with Corbett later in cousins from Seattle as Thanks­
Schmitz’ during the holidays. They Revlon products werepre-wrapped
the year.
are from Madras and Friday Rita for you so this Is a convenience.
giving visitors.
Monday, Dec. 2, after school
did some shopping while Papa Ed I saw musical powder boxes and
Men's
Shirley Gannon’s aunt and uncle
baby sat.
manicure sets and jewelry boxes
two games were played against came from Kansas City, Kansas.
CORDUROY
girls from the high school.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dyall have also. Moving on I noticed they had
Shirley also announced the birth
LEVI
returned from a 10-day success­ again this year the Yorktown line
of her first niece born to her
of
shave
lotion
sets
for
men.
I
ful elk trip. They reported snow
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
sister in Rockwood Saturday night.
there every day and out of a party smelled this and it was really
By Susan Cutsforth
New students Monday were Geth-
of 10 they got 4 nice elk. That’s nice, they also carry Old Spice,
el and Onlse Ash from Exeter,
Kingsmen
and
Royal
Stag.
Of
really something.
Fun and Facts, a scientific pro­
Calif, and more recently from
We had a get together at our course if you really wanted to get
gram, was presented Nov. 22 by
Orient. Gethel Is in Mrs. Moore’s
home before the alumni dance something really special for old
Mr. Roderick Brierley from Liv­
The famous Slim
room and Onlse in Mrs. Wood­
last
Wednesday night. Present Dad you could move over to the
Fit*-Made out
erpool, England. He attended St.
ward’s.
were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gray wrist watch and camera table
of Corduroy
Mary’s College at Blackburn. It
Mr. and Mrs. Lawson spent
from Pleasant Home, Mr. and where were loads of items to
was quite exciting as well as In­
part of the week-end at Seaside.
Mrs. Don Dove from Gladstone, choose from in prices ranging
formative. Our enjoyment came
S’
and Mr. and Mrs. Alvy Lamb and from $7.95 and up. I thought that
to a sudden end after the program
BOOK NOOK
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Townsend the alarm clocks and novelty
when we learned of the shooting By Jerry Shaw
Men's Gloves $2.98-$3.98 from Sandy. We then went to the clocks on the wall would make wel­
and the death of our President,
alumni dance and since it closed come gifts too. In the children’s
John F. Kennedy.
The Silver Sword by lanSerrall-
so early we went and finished an dept, of the drug store I could
lier was about a Polish family
evening of dancing at the Zig Zag really go wild. Their line in games
and what happened to them during
ROOM NEWS
Inn. If the rumors were true this and paint sets is larger than ever
the Second World War. They lived
was to be the last alumni dance. before--Racko, all TV games, Mo-
in Warsaw where their father,
Ricky Newman from Mrs. Lear’s
From now on there will be a home- sette Kits and Paint Picture sets.
Men's
Joseph Ballcki, was headmaster
room
had
an
emergency
appendec­
coming dance which wlU feature I saw a cute Cecil pop-up toy,
SOFT OUTING
tomy Nov. 16. He will be absent of a primary school. He and his
the homecoming queen and court. and for the little toddlers there
from
school until after Thanks­ wife had three children, Ruth, Ed-
Community Birthday Calendar is a large variety of washable
ek, and Bronla. One day Joseph
giving.
listings for this week are as fol­ cuddly toy animals that any little
turned a picture of Hitler around
Mrs.
Johnson
was
absent
two
lows: Monday, Dec. 2, Jolin Mills, child would love to hug on Christ­
days last week. We are glad she is so that it was facing the waP, and
mas
morning.
There
is
a
variety
Jr., Elaine McQuaw, Janis Hasel-
someone told the Nazis about it.
better now.
wander, and Judy Johnson; Tues­ of teenage dolls, boy dolls and
Then the soldiers came and put
Mr.
Buroker
’
s
room
lost
a
girl
day, Dec. 3, Ray Littlepage, Marla baby dol's. There were color-form
and gained one. Kathy Plnewskl Joseph in a prison camp in the
Ulmen, Kenneth Burdick, and An­ toys for girls and guns tor that
moved to Aberdeen, Wash, and mountains in southern Poland.
Coat or Middy
niversaries are for Mr. and Mrs. little boy who likes to play cow­
One day Joseph tried to break
Mary Jo Madison moved here from
Style.. S-M-L-XL
Ray Littlepage and Mr. and Mrs. boy or commando. On the other
out and they put him in a dungeon
East
Gresham.
Merle Martin; Wed., Dec. 4, Don­ side of the toy dept, is a beautiful
The children in Mrs. Spahr’s for two weeks. About a week later
ald Terrill, Thursday, Dec. 5, table Just covered in 1 to 5 lb.
room are studying Indians. They when a Nazi came to give him
£
Helen Sulzbach, Hilda Cohrs, boxes of candies. They feature
wrote
letters to the first grade. some food, Joseph knocked him
Becky Bell, John Warren and Doyle Brown and Haley, Whitman’s and
They
have
a new boy, Troy Ash. out, took his clothes, and put them
Men's Ties $1.OO-$1.5O
Boswell, Friday, Dec. 6, Charles Rogers. Some of the boxes this
Mr.
and
Mrs. Sutherland spent on. He put the German in the cel!
Fischer, and Rodany Harding.Sat- year are gift wrapped. Just right
Thanksgiving
week-end with their and went outside. It was Just about
urday, Dec. 7, Mr. and Mrs. Mar­ for that someone special on your
son
Ted
and
family
in Boise, Ida. time for the soldiers to go off
vin Carey have an anniversary as list.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stavros
and daugh­ duty and Joseph escaped.
Next week I will take you on a
do Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hartley on
When Joseph got back to War­
ter
spent
Thanksgiving
with Mrs.
Sunday; birthdays on Sunday, Dec. trip to several stores in the heart
saw,
he found it had been bombed.
Men'»
Stavros’ parents, Mr. and Mrs.
8, are Charla Loundree and Frank of Sandy showing you that it is
He found a friend living in the
Robinson
in
Longview,
Wash.
Fox. Club listings for the coming smart and proper to shop in Sandy.
The Lanes were pleased to have basement of her ruined home, and
week are Thursday, Dec. 5, Klwan-
their daughter, Jean, home from she told him Nazi soldiers had
1s and Sandy Women’s Club; Mon­
come and taken Mrs. Ballcki, but
college for Thanksgiving.
day, Dec. 9, Mt. Hood Jaycees;
The Beehlers had as Thanks­ she didn’t know what happened to
Tuesday, Dec. 10, Eastern Star,
giving guests Mrs. Beehler’s bro­ the children. When She asked Jos­
Firwood Extension, Chamber of
MRS. DOLLY MAE HOLT
ther and family, Mr. and Mrs. eph if they had made any plans in
Commerce; Wednesday, Dec. 11,
Oren Sroufe and three sons of case something like this happened,
St. Michaels Women’s Club and
Mrs. Dolly Mae Holt, 48, of
he remembered if they were sep­
Auburn, Wash.
Mt. Hood Jaycettes.
2607 SE libiti Ave. died Nov. 21
New popular »tyle»
Dorothy Proett spent the week­ arated they would try to get to
Starting this week I will take
at a Gresham hospital. She was
Size» for everyone
end with an aunt and uncle in Switzerland. Joseph’s wife was
you on a shopping trip through
born Dolly Mae Thompson, at Des
Swiss and her parents still lived
Klamath Falls.
some of the local stores where
Moines, Iowa, and spent her youth
The Woodwards spent three days there. Joseph started for Swit­
you will find a complete stock of
In Iowa.
zerland the next day and was hap­
at Ocean Lake enjoying unseason­
things to please everyone on your
pily reunited there with his wife
ably
warm
weather
and
sunny
On Oct. 17, 1933 at Chicago,
Christmas list. At Ogden’s Varie­
and children.
skies.
69c-79c
Men's Socks
she married Leo Holt.
ty Stole I found such a good dis­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Buroker
and
sons
In 1940 they came to Oregon,
play of things that it is hard to
visited Mrs. Buroker’s parents
living in Sandy, Gresham and east
describe. For Mom or Grandma
in
Independence for Thanksgiving.
Portland. She was a member of
there are lots of Corning Ware,
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell had her
the Pentecostal Church.
especially the new 4 qt. roasters.
niece and family from Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Terrell Deck of
Beautiful colors and the new Pfal-
Survivors include her husband
and a sister-in-law from Sandy
Sandy have announced the engage­
staff gravy boat and warmer, a
Leo, nine children, Mrs. Clara
as
Thanksgiving
guests.
Men'»
ment
of their daughter, Rhe*
lovely array of handkerchiefs of
Lane, Mrs. Viola Waudby, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson spent
VaLoy Deck Wambolt to Carlyle
NYLON ■ DACRON
which Lucille is noted, and for
Lillian Surat t, Everett Holt, Leo
Fri., Sat., and Sunday at the coast.
Gay,
English teacher at Sandy
Dad there were billfolds, socks
D. Holt, Gloria Holt, Mra. Patricia
They attended the 50th anniver-
Union High School. A December
and belts. For sister there are
Sage, Arthur D. Holt, all of Port­
sary observance of Nestucca
wedding is planned.
Barbie, Ken, Midge and Tammy
land, and Kenneth Holt of Ceres­
Grange, of which Mr. Johnson is
dolls, there are some clothes for
co, Nebr., 14 grandchildren, and
a charter member.
them and Barbie suitcases. Be
six brothers and slaters, Everett
Miss Tomlinson’s father cele­
sure to look at those. For Brother
and Earl Thompson of Chicago,
brated his 79th birthday on Thanks­
Unglazed ceramic tile in front
there are wagons, trucks, Hncoln
Mra. Mary Links, Mrs. Nancy Had­
giving Day.
of the fireplace gets soiled from
logs, tinker toys and blocks. Things
den, Mrs. Clara Heitz, and Tom
Reversible. 4 Colon
Exciting news at the John Grif­ ashes. We suggested to one caller
other than these were little girls’
Thompson, all ot Portland.
The No. 1 Jockel
fith’s is the arrival of a new that she try kitchen cleaning wax
purses and mittens, and there are
Funeral services were held Sat
grandson on Friday, Nov. 29, and she was delighted with the
also lots of dolls and games for
urday at Carroll funeral home,
Bradley James Chastain.
results. After cleaning, use a pen­
every age. Lucille gave me a sam­
with burial at Forest Lawn ceme-
Bruce and Bonnie Lewis visited etrating floor seal to cut down
ple of the delicious chocoates that
relatives in Missoula, Mont.
on future upkeep.
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