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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1964)
Die S hih I j (Ore.) Post Thursday, Jan. 1«, 1904 (Sec. 1) K MEALEY'S JEWELERS Since 1927 GRESHAM, OREGON POST DEADLINES News deadline each week la 4 p.m. Monday. Deadline tor ada Is II noon Tuesday. RANGING ZIG ZAG Makes — With the second half of our bowling season begun last Thursday, two of the bowlers got off to a good start for their teams. Jo Lewis and Laurie Nielsen each bowled 200 games and a 506 and 507 series respectively. I see it being done and all I can do is still keep hoping for that 150. Having returned from their hol iday trip, the Pete Wlngle’sbrought with them a visitor from Chicago, Ginny’s mother. While here, she has been in the hospital, so I not only want to welcome her, but also wish her a speedy get well. Each week as I make my faith ful trek to the coin laundry, it has often occurred to me how simi lar this weekly trip must be to washday at the river for women in some foreign lands. In both instances, women get together to do their washing, drying, too, in our case, and meet with their neighbors which I did last week. I introduced myself to a fellow launderer and her daughter, Lor etta Meade and Tammy, and dis- All Models ★ Complete Motoi Rebuilding Automotive Machine Shop Service ★ Crankshaft & Engine Balancing For Automobiles, Rebuilt Engines, Fleets, Racing Cars. Hot Rods, Industrial Engines International Truck Parts and Wisconsin Engine Dealers THIN IS AN ALL UNION SHOP VIC’S MOTORS & AUTO PARTS 1821 E. Powell JEWELRY - GIFTS GLASSWARE By ELLEN STAUFFER, Hood-Land 117 SERVICE All It's WILLIAMS Jeweler For Diamonds Gresham Kadlo Dispatched Trucks MO 5-4143 Ethel’s Beuuty Salon, one-half mile west of Brightwood, will open for business next week. Owner and operator, Ethel Annis, lives next door with her husband, Roger. Their two children, Steven and Jennie, are both students at Welches Grade School. The Malaria affects about 200 mil lion people throughout the world. It kills some 2 million each year. Annis’s have lived in Brightwood for eight years. Ethel, who is a graduate of the Port land College of Beauty, will offer a complete beauty service and plans to specialize in permanent waving. (Sandy "Post photo) Art Class Begins SERVICE LINES The Sandy Art Class under the direction of the Portland artist, Ben Larsen got off to a good start Jan. 8. Larsen gave a short lecture on the principles and aims of art. Some of the highlights were as follows: Art is a fragment of life colored by one’s own person ality; the part of life we want to record. Drawing is the gram mar of art, without correct draw ing a painting fails. Larsen talked of colors and dif ferent combinations, then he dem onstrated by starting a snow scene, explaining each phase as he paint ed. The next class will meet Jan. 22 at 10 a.m., in the Woman’s club hall in three or four months a showing will be held of work done by the class. Everyone interested in art is cordially Invited to Join the class, There is an exhibit of Larsen’s paintings in the First National Bank in Gresham. At the next meeting, members will paint their own pictures. Defensive driving requires your undivided attention -- you must think for yourself and for the other fellow too. The Portland Traffic Safety Commission suggests that being defensive — and courteous, will add greatly to your chances of accident free driving. covered she, too, is a newcom er to the mountain and a nearby neighbor on Lolo Pass road. I have been asked to again and finally remind everyone: Square Dancing, Tuesday nights, Welch es grade school cafeteria, 8-10 p.m., no experience necessary, but be prepared for fun. As each week goes by, I find myself involved with something new. L -st week I was project ed leader for Brightwood Exten sion and had a chance to attend a planning meeting.in Oregon City with Extension Agent Mrs. Mc Dowell and other unit members. Our topic was Color in Your Wardrobe and I found it most in teresting as I hope other unit mem bers did. Army Pvt. JERROLD A. HAY DEN, son of George F. Hayden, who lives in Estacada, was assign ed to the U. S. Army Signal Sup port Unit at Fort Myer, Va., in mid-December. Hayden is assigned as a proj Sandy Rebekah Lodge #193 held ectionist in the unit at Fort My er. He is a 1954 graduate of Es their regular meeting and instal lation of officers Jan. 9 at the Lodge tacada high school. Hall. Estacada district deputy president, Mrs. Evelyn Marsh Army National Guard Warrant all, with her installation team Officer ALAN H. COLE, whose presided at the installation. New elective officers we re Ad parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Cole, live on Rt. 2, Sandy, ela Reckmann, noble grand; Maude completed a 14-week rotary wing Johnson, recording secretary; aviator course in mid-December Helen Swails, financial secretary; at the Army Aviation School, Fort and Arleigh Hall, treasurer. New appointive officers instal - Rucker, Ala. led were Alta Van Ausdell, ward en; Ermol Stromberg, conductor; Ruth Mitchell, color bearer; Aug Son Returns to Duty usta Bruns, chaplain; Clara Sand Pvt. David L. Kent returned to strom, musician; Edna Amstad, Fort Ord., Calif., after spending right supporter to the noble grand; the holidays with his parents, Mr. Bena Perret, left supporter to the and Mrs. Wesley Kent of Sandy. noble grand; Vera Smith, left sup David entered the armed forces porter to the vice grand and Lew Dec. 13, 1963. is Hall, outside guardian, Margar et Major, vice grand will be In stalled at the next meeting Thurs- Handicapped people are eager to day, Jan. 23. be self-supporting. Repairing art The Lodge will entertain the icles donated to non-profit Good president of Rebekah Assembly will Industries makes possible of Oregon at a special meeting training and work experience. on Thursday, Jan. 30, at 8 p.m. MO 5-5894 35 E. Powell Rhododendron Theatre (Next to Log Lodge) Saturdays 7 & 11 p.m. Sundays 5:30 p.m. JANUARY 18 "High Noon" Gory Cooper Grace Kelly (Award Winner) JANUARY 19 "Heidi" Winner—Venice Film Festival Grand Prize ACCORDION & GUITAR LESSONS - SALES QUALIFIED TEACHERS Same Location 7 Years Sandy Rebekahs Install Officers KRISTICH MUSIC CENTER AL 4-8505 16102 S.E. 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