The Sandy (Ore.) Post
Thursday, May 21. 19«4 (Sec. 1)
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Sandy Grade
Holds Primary
By Willard Williams and
Shellla Hukee
Friday, May 15, the eighth grade
history classes held a Mock Pri-
Really Sir, there is no need to use force when you go
car-buying—simply mention to her that the very
name Rambler means quality—a perfect automobile
that will give pleasure and enjoyment to the entire
family. She won't resist, particularly when you tell
her there are over 200 new Ramblers for selection,
and at this very moment we desperately want to sell
any or all of them—we'll be putty in her hands when
it comes to saving those extra dollars. We're stretch
ing to the limit on trade-in allowances—and offering
a full six passenger Rambler as low as $1799. Lots
and lots of quality used cars too. Financing—no
problem! Buxton Rambler's of course!
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ice is
nice
but it
melts
fit Bowman's Club
mary election in the upper grade
hall of the Sandy elementary
school. Two weeks before this
Primary a registration period was
held for all 6th, 7th, and 8th
grade students.
During this registration period
250 students registered; of these
220 voted (152 Democrats and 68
Republicans). At the Primary, the
students who registered would
check with the co-chairmen to see
if their name was in the Party
book to prove they were eligible
to vote. When this was done the
person was given a ballot so that
he could vote. After they had vo
ted they folded the sheet and placed
it in the ballot box, where after
wards a group of boys counted the
votes and got the following results:
UNHAND
THAT
WOMAN!
T IQK. Class War Rages
(Republican) President
Henry Cabot Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Mary Chase Smith
William W. Scranton
Teacher Jack Callaghan, presented his stu
dents with an idea for charts. The idea was
"vertebrates and invertebrates.” That was
all they had to go on. They made an amaz
ing variety of excellent charts all of which
could not be reproduced here. Shown is Con
nie Pullen, daughter of Mrs. Byron Pullen
of Sandy, with lier chart. Drawings were
made and complete descriptions printed by
hand were included.
(Sandy Post photo)
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Sandy Ridge News
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Tonight is the big night at Bow
man’s Mt. Hood Golf Club at Wel
ches. Its “Fun with Fashions’’,
a fashion show given by the Hood
land Women’s Club, a fund rais
(Republican) County Sheriff
ing project with proceeds going
Robert H. Wampler
36
toward the Hoodland recreation
Stanley J. Orzechowski
16
center.
F. J. Cooney
13
Tickets are available from club
members or at the door for a
(Democratic) Vice President donation of $1.00. You need not
be there to win the elegant door
Robert Kennedy (write-in)
40
prizes. Sign your tickets with your
name, address
and telephone
(Democratic) County Sheriff
number
and
the
member
you buy
Joe Shobe
89
Walter E. Hossner
74 your tickets from will see that
they are in the box for the draw
ing.
Suggest you call for reserva
tion to assure yourself of a table.
Call the Mt. Hood Golf Club-
Hoodland 251. The show will start
at 8 p.,m. with dancing following.
Music will be provided by The
Casuals.
Ray Horn, KGW disc jockey,
known to all housewives as “Horns
Harem’’ or the “Hornblower” will
be master of ceremonies.
Make -up ?nd table favors will
be through the courtesy of Wilda
Strubel, beauty advisor for Studio
Girl cosmetics.
Trollhaugen Ski Shop of Govern
ment Camp will be showing im
ported after ski fashions.
Joie’s Ski Shop of Rhododendron
will also be showing imported
ski wear.
White Stag Mfg. Co. will show
advanced fashions in ski wear and
these fashions will be available
next Fall at the Timberline Lodge
Ski Shop. Another advance fashion
from White Stag made of snake
skin will be shown.
(Republican) Secretary of State
Tom McCall
41
Dan E. Mosee
25
Some of the models will wear
wigs courtesy of Allied Beauty
Service of Portland, which are
styled for the models, by Copper
Door Beauty Salon. Some of the
men will also style hair pieces.
The Hollywood Portland Cost
umers has supplied the show with
complete bridal outfits.
Many fashions will be shown
from Ellen’s Klozet, Sandy; Mr.
Al’s Mans Shop, Gresham, and
Teply House of Fur, Portland Miss
Raye Kehr, who was one of the
finalist from the State of Oregon
in the Miss Universe Contest of
1962, will be showing a full line
of bathing suits. This should keep
the men interested!
There will be other entertain
ment and surprises, including the
Hoodland dancers doing the Can
Can.
The Hoodland Women’s Club will
sponsor the Mark Allen Players
in Hootenanny on May 30 at
8:30 p.m. in the Rhododendron
Summer Theatre. There will be
six acts and Bob White, folk sing-
ing artist from the Hootenanny
Club in Portland, will be Master
of Ceremonies.
A donation of $1.00 will be
charged at the door.
Highlights of the past year’s
projects were the subject of dis
cussion at the May meeting of
the Sandy Ridge extension unit
meeting. A list of project lessons
for next year were read.
Mrs. Kenneth Hedden and Mrs.
Maurice Seibert presented the
lesson, Buffet Meals. A buffet
meal
of Swedish meat balls
(Kottbullar), tossed green salad,
buttered hot rye bread, short
cut cheese, pie and coffee were
served.
A simple, well balanced menu
Is usually the best. The hostess
may choose foods that can be
made the day before or foods
may be frozen for convenience.
Decorate the table attractively.
Democratic America turned an
amazed eye last Sunday on Bow-
man’s Mt. Hood Golf Course. A
class war was on with almost
70 participants.
The war was the Snob Hill ver
sus Poverty Gulch golf tournament
in costume. All those living be
low the course on Welches road
were listed as Poverty Gulch and
those above as Snob Hill.
At times the feeling ran high,
as when Gordon Powell, a Snob
Hiller, cut a divot on the first
tee. Marshall Glos, of Poverty
Gulch, was heard to remark,
“You’d have better luck playing
the divot.” Gordon glowered as
only a Snob Hiller can glower. Glos
returned the look, undaunted.
At the banquet
following
the tournament the undemocratic
attitude continued. The Snob Hill
people had steak; the Poverty Gulch
folks were content with pot roast.
City people are more likely
to get tuberculosis than rural
dwellers.
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