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The Sandy (Ore.) Post
Thursday. Feb. 13, 1964 (Sec. 1)
Women Will Observe World Day of Prayer
munities in American and in 150
countries around the world, unit­
ing Christians in a bond of prayer
for a better world.
The theme for this year’s ser­
vice is “Let Us Pray.” All of
the women of the community are
Invited to share in this hour of
worship and prayer for a better
world.
World Day of Prayer will be
observed this Friday, Feb. 14,
from 1 to 2 in the Community
Presbyterian Church.
World Day of Prayer has been
traditionally observed on the first
Friday of the Lenten season, and
is sponsored annually by United
Church women. Now, this day is
observed in more than 22,000 com­
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SANDY
RANGING ZIG ZAG
The Sandy Grange met Feb. 8,
in the Grange Hall at Kelso. An
all day meeting with potluck lunch­
eon at noon was enjoyed. Don Hat­
ton, Clackamas County Assessor
discussed the greenbelt law, coun­
ty taxes and their disbursements.
A memorial service was given
for Verna M.Strope, who had serv­
ed the Sandy Grange 32 years as
secretary.
By ELLEN STAUFFER, Hood-Land 117
Last weekend was a most Inf­
ormative and educational
one
for me It seems. First of all,
we went to see the dog sled races
at Government Camp; something
which I had only seen on Sergeant
Preston of the Yukon. Eight dog
teams of five or seven dogs to
a team raced from the Summit
Station to Trillium Lake and back.
It surprised
me to see the
numbers of persons Interested in
this sport as there were entrants
from Oregon, Washington, and
California.
Our next stop was to do some
skiing where again for the first
time I saw a slalom race and some
ski jumping. The race was held
for both men and women at
Multlpor on Saturday and Sunday.
Finally, I learned that the next
time I buy a duck to roast,
I won’t buy one. With a five
pound duck thawing In the ref­
rigerator, I Invited two people
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Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bakke,
Rt. 2, Sandy, have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Ju­
dith, to John Thompson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Thompson,
of Raymond, Wash.
Judith is a graduate of Colum­
bia Academy at Battleground and
is currently employed as a nurse’s
aid by Orchard Crest Nursing
Home in Sandy.
John is employed by an optical
company in Seattle and is a grad­
uate of Auburn Academy.
No definite date has been set for
the wedding, but it is planned for
early summer.
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Safety Group
Sets Meeting
Mt. Hood Industrial SafetyCom-
mittee will hold their next regular
meeting, a no host dinner, at
Ann’s Cafe Tuesday, Feb. 18, at
7 p.m. Joseph Haystead of the
Oregon State Police will speak on
safety in log hauling and highway
safety. The public Is Invited to
attend the meeting.
for dinner. The horrifying part
came when the duck was carved
and there was not enough meat
to go around. Thank heavens for
bread and potatoes.
Visiting for a short time with
Ginny and Pete Wlngle was Ginny’s
mother who recuperated fine from
an operation while here and then
her father arrived last week. Both
have left now and have driven back
to Chicago.
There were no 200 games bowled
last Thursday, but to me, my first
150 game seemed just as important.
POST DEADUNES
News deadline each week
is 4 p.m. Monday. Deadline
for ads Is 12 noon Tuesday.
Difficulties are things that
show what men are.
—Epictetus
New Ideas Spice
Sweetheart Ball
One of the year’s big dances
will make its bow at Sandy high
this Saturday when the music de­
partment opens the doors for the
Sweetheart Ball.
The ball will be spiced with
several ideas which are new to
SUHS hops, one of them being
the glrl-ask-boy policy that was
adopted in view of the leap year
season.
Also, a boy and girl from each
class are . unning for King and
Queen of Hearts, and the winners
will be crowned at the ball follow­
ing the balloting at the door.
As an added attraction, the danc­
ers will have a chance to rest their
tired feet and be genuinely enter­
tained midway through the eve­
ning. A half-hour variety show is
scheduled for the intermission
time, featuring a prominent bar­
bershop quartet, the Snow-Bawl-
ers, with some Sandy high musical
talent and some talent from Port­
land area schools.
A gigantic heart-shaped cake
will serve a double purpose for the
evening. First, it will be the cen-
ter of the valentine motif decor-
AF VETERAN RETIRES
Master Sgt. John F. Reynolds
of Rt. 3, Boring, has retired from
the Air Force after 22 years of
active military duty. Sgt. Reynolds,
who was assigned to the 449th
Bomb Wing at Klncheloe AFB,
Mich., as an aircraft radio main­
tenance supervisor at the time
of his retirement, is a veteran
of World War II with four years
in the Asiatic-Pacific area. He
also serve in the Korean War.
Carro ll jfuntral ^ome
Day or Night Ser ica — A Local Imtitvtion
ations. Then, it will serve as re­
freshment for the hungry dancers.
Tickets have been on sale all
this week for $1.25 per couple,
and may be secured for that amount
at the door. The semi-formal af­
fair will begin at 8 p.m.
Phone MOhawk 5-3794
Gresham, Oregon
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
Valentine Candy
Whomever you're
remembering on
Valentine's Day-
wife, sweetheart,
parents, youngsters—
give candy ... the
gift everyone enjoys.
Timber Sales
Set Record
Timber harvest in the Na­
tional Forests of Oregon and
Washington In 1963 reached an
all-time high of 4,704,000,000
board feet valued at $84,334,-
316, according to J. Herbert
Stone, regional forester, U. S.
Forest Service.
A total of 5,639 sales were
Involved. This does not Include
sales of miscellaneous forest
products such as Christmas
trees, boughs, ferns and cones.
The total
volume removed
from the forests Is 300 million
board feet greater than In 1962,
which also was a record year,
and value was $4 1/2 million
above the previous year’s total.
One-fourth of the receipts from
timber, as well as receipts from
other resources and uses, are
returned to the counties in which
the National Forests He, for use
for roads and schools.
Timber sold in 1963 amount­
ed to 6,107,000,000 board feet
with a value of $105,855,059,
also a new record. Volume of
timber sold varies from the
amount cut during the year be­
cause the period in which a sale
of timber is cut ranges from a
few weeks or months to several
years. Estimates of volume sold
are based on Intensive surveys
which are made for each sale.
Something machines
will never replace
There’s $94 million worth of automatic equipment and
other facilities in your West Coast Telephone system,
all of which help bring you efficient telephone
service But no machine can replace the skill and
judgment and experience of the 1900 people
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Past Noble Grand's Club
Will Hold Meet Monday
by
The Past Noble Grands’ Club
of the Sandy Rebekah Lodge will
meet at Sadie Bosholm’s home,
Monday, Feb. 17 at 8 p.m.
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YWCA ADULT
PROGRAM
MAX FACTOR
Mr«. Naomi Lee
(Certified Goren Teacher)
Valentine Special
NINE WEEK COURSE
STARTING FEB
L'Aimant
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BEGINNERS 9 45 am.
INTERMEDIATES 1 30 p.m.
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Registration and Information
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Corner Mein & Powell
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