Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current, June 18, 1964, Page 5, Image 5

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    Thursday, June is, 194» (Sec. 2) The Sandy (Ore.) Post
Service Lines
Arthur A. Avery, fireman ap­
prentice of Sandy, whose parents,
Mr. i Mrs. Donald Avery, reside
at Rt. 1, Box 770, Sandy, is visit­
ing Portland.
Arthur is stationed aboard the
U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Dexter
out of Alameda, Calif.
The Dexter is now in Portland
for the Rose Festival Week.
Jaycettes Meet
Victor O. Campbell, airman,
usx. son of Mr. and Mrc. j.w.
Campbell of Rt. 2, Sandy, is serv­
ine aboard the Navy anti-submar­
ine warfare aircraft carrier USS
Lexington operating out of Pen­
sacola, Fla.
The Mount Hood Jaycettes helc.
their regular monthly meeting at
Mrs. Garrett Hartke’s home June
10. Ten members were present
and one guest, Mrs. Earl Fisher
George Stavros
of Sandy,
was appointed as luncheon chair­
man; site is planning Chinese food
for this month,
James D. Wendler, Jr., fireman
apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Wendler of Boring,
Victor O. Campbell, airman, was a member of the crew of the
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Camp­ dock landing ship USS Catamount
bell of Rt. 2, Sandy, is serving which, this month, donated 53 pints
aboard the Navy anti-submarine of blood to the University Hospital
warfare aircraft carrier USS Lex­ of Kobe, Japan while serving with
ington operating out of Pensacola, the U.S. Seventh Fleet in the Fai-
East.
Fla.
Following the business meeting,
refreshments were served by Mrs.
Hartke.
Shown above is the broken window of the
Sandy Rexall Drug Store through which a
burglar gained entrance Saturday night. The
window, which was apparently broken with
• Gives you 105% Calcium
Carbonate equivalent
The Sandy Rexall Drug Store
was broken into sometime Satur­
day night and an undetermined
amount of medicines taken. En­
try and exit were effected by
apparently using a beer bottle to
break a front window of the store.
• Makes acid soils more
productive
Norman Gifford Receives
Accounting Diploma
Delivered & Spread s2300
Ton
Gresham Co-op
575 N.E. 8rh
Gresham
Gresham Store
MO 5-9151
CHARGE IT!
Norman C. Gifford, formerly
of Borine, and a ’52 graduate
of Sandy Union High School,
awarded the Ac-
has been
diploma by LaSalle
counting
the Accounting diploma by LaSalle
Extension University, a corres­
pondence institution in Chicago.
Gifford is presently a Postal
Clerk in the Main Branch of the
U.S. Post Office in Portland. He
completed a course in Commercial
Accounting at the Pacific Academy.
His interests include composing
music and bookkeeping.
Norman is the son of H.W.
Gifford Rt. 3, Boring.
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The club is planning to have
a TB mobile chest X-ray unit
in Sandy the last week of August.
Mrs. Jim Pullen is chairman of
this project.
Airman Everett A. Proctor, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil R. Proctor
Total acreage of wheat harvest-
of Rt. 2, Sandy, has completed the ed in the world last year Is es-
first phase of his Air Force basic timated at 502,150,000 acres.
military training at Lackland AFB
Tex.
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Each member of our staff assists our
organization because he or she has
displayed the important qualities of
understanding and kindness.
At 12:30 p.m. Sunday, Sandy
Police Chief Fred Punzel and
Clackamas County Deputy Sheriff
Paul Congdon arrested Robert
Gerald Reed of Sandy, 22, on
suspicion of burglary
(Post photo)
Brenda Quinn Weds
Mr. and Mrs. Janies Quinn, Rt.
2, Sandy, have announced the mar-
Ruth, to Joseph M. Weatherford,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Weath­
erford of Sandy. After their mar­
riage, which took place on June
1 in Portland, the young couple
left by plane for Anchorage, Alas­
ka where the groom is on duty
with the Air Force.
The June meeting of the Hood­ and restaurant in Portland. Jack
land Women’s Club proved to be the Clevinger, Portland, won cham­
final meeting of the year, as it pagne dinners for two at Timber­
was voted into the club by-laws line Lodge. Mrs. Bell Dolp, Rho­
to eliminate meetings during the dodendron. white mohair jacket
months of July and August. This from Ellen’s Klozet. Mrs. Frances
well-attended meeting was held Croston, Sandy and FayeTauscher
at the Log Lodge in Rhododen­ also won gifts.
Although club meetings have
dron. We were honored to have
Mrs. Ardis Green of Welches, Ore. been discontinued for the summer,
who is past president of the Sandy fund raising goes on as usual!
B.P.W. conduct the first Hoodland Tickets are available now for
Women’s Club Installation of Of­ drawing on July 5 for a lovely
Afghan, donated to the club by
ficers.
The following officers were in­ Mrs. Leatha Flynn of Wenitne.
Final plans are being made by
stalled: President - Mrs. Eileen
Anderson, 1st Vice Presldent-Mrs. Mrs. Sally Hurlbutt, ways and
Georgia Vermaas, 2nd Vice Presi­ means committee chairman, for
dent- Mrs. Alma Rieck, Secretary- the Carnival to be held in con­
Mrs. Rosemary Avery, Trea­ junction with the Mt. Hood Lions
surer- Mrs. Janet Hill, and Hls- annual Chuck Wagon Breakfast,
July 4-5. The ever popular Ham
torian-Mrs. Betty Viles.
The “Fun with Fashions’’ show and Turkey Shoot will be included,
presented on May 21 reajaed a plus a car wash by Scout Troop
$500 profit, which will further 173. Tickets for the breakfast can
the club goal of building a com­ be obtained from members of
munity recreation center for the either club.
Plan now for a gala week-end
Hood-Land area.
Mrs. Lois Boget was again the at Wemme, over the Fourth!
club’s champion ticket seller, hav­
ing 72 sales to her credit. She
had sold the most tickets last
Feb. to the “Sweethearts Ball.’’
Her current effort was rewarded EUNICE HUTCHISON
with a gift certificate for two din­
ners at the International Club of the
Funeral
services were held
Hilton Hotel. Mrs. Janet Hill was Tuesday in Vancouver, Wash., for
a close runnerup and received Mrs. Eunice Ann Hutchison, 61,
honorable mention along with a former Sandy resident who died
Eileen Anderson, Sally Hurlbutt, June 11. She had lived at Ridge­
Kay Randell and Emily Woodward. field, Wash., for the past six
Among those holding winning years.
tickets at the fashion show were
Services were held at the Van­
club members Georgia Vermas couver Funeral Chapel, with pri­
club members Georgia Vermaas vate committal at Ridgefield ceme­
aM Gavla Bishon. Georgia won a tery. She was born at Poteau,
$20 gift certificate from Ellen’s
Okla, and had also lived at Rich­
Klozet in Sandy and Garla won the land, Wash. She was a member
autum haze mink boa from Tepley’s of the Royal Neighbors of Amer­
House of Fur in Portland. Other
ica at Ridgefield.
winners were Mrs. Esther Col­
Survivors include her husband,
lier of Brightwood, $20 gift cer­ Elvin E., a son, James D., Ridge­
tificate from Ellen's Klozet,Sandy; field; six grandchildren; a brother,
Olin Binnall. lamp form Holman’s Marion M. Richards, Midland,
Furniture store, Portland; June Texas; and three sisters, Mrs.
Hill, Sandy, dinner and lodging Jewell Brisco, Sylvia and Lee
for two at the Flamingo motel Doris Richards,
all of Sandy
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