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Thursday, Aug. 6. 1964 (Sec. 1) The Sandy (Ore.) Post 7 FOR BUILT-IN ANT ADS INHERITANCE Breed With Us PR 1-0674 MU 7-4072 WESTERN HERDBUILDERS St. Mary Magdalene Chapel 409 Main St. Sandy, Oreg. HOLY EUCHARIST Sundays 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. CoHee Hour at 10:45 Father Rene' Bozarth, Vicar MOhawk 5-6202 Father David, SSP, Curate MU 7-2951 "An Ancient Feith for a Modern, Friendly People" St. Michael's Catholic Church Sunday Mass 9:30 A.M. Rev. Ernest Jackson Ph. MU 7-2912 Corner Strauss & Pleasant Sandy, Oregon Church Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Morning Services 11 A.M. Westminster Fellowship High School Group 7 P.M. Nursery care during worship Parsonage MU 7-3644 Rev. E. L Neuenfeldt Sandy Seventh-day Adventist Elder Ira D. Follett Sabbath School Church Service Friday 9.30 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 8:00 P.M. Phone MO 5-0424 Sandy Assembly of God Sunday School Morning Worship Young People's 9:45 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 6:15 p.m. Eve. Service 7:00 p.m. Bible Study (Wed.) 7:30 p.m. Wm. E. Rose, Pastor ■ MU 7-3661 MU 7-6304 _ Immanuel Lutheran Churchy Morning Services 10:30 a.m. [I Sunday School 9:15 a-m A Cordial Welcome is Extended to All Loans ten UNITED NATIONS ASSOCIATION OF TIF UNITED 5TATE5 MU 7-6aOf — HcWW*1 Ml 7-6381 — Church The thought has occurred to me two black nighties purchased in a that you must have a pretty good Sandy shop. Two charming gents idea as to the kind of column from the Hood-Land area made you would like to read. While the their purchases on the same day. column is still in its infancy and Gee fellas, we hope they weren’t going through the “trial and er for the same girl! * ♦ » ror” stage, I would be most in terested in hearing your ideas The recently wed Robert Pet about it. I’m open to all sug- ersons of Government Camp, were gestions. awakened at 5 a.m. last Sunday So far we have merely tried to morning by neighbors holding a report on "who’s doing what” in real old fashioned “chivaree” for the Hood-Land area. We could them. They rang bells and blew also exchange ideas on topics of horns with much merriment. Then interest and discuss local events the group gathered at the Jerry pro and con. My main concern is Browns’ house for coffee and Pats’ to make this column what you want, cinnamon rolls. Included In the for your enjoyment. group were, the McMillans, Don (Please refrain from asking me Vandenburg and the Ray Steigers. * * ♦ to discuss things like the “gar bage dump situation.” That’s Ethel Annis has a new phone someone else’s department!), number at her Brightwood beauty salon. New number is 801. Lucky I know something you don’t Ethel was switched from an 11 know! Something that I think is of party line to a four party line. In interest to us all, was not men Hood-Land, that’s news! tioned in the previous edition of the Sandy Post. We are again New Brightwood residents are minus an editor! Hank Slangel re Mr. and Mrs. Leanhard of Port signed and one of the former land. editors, Elizabeth Hartman, is Guests at the Dewey Monaghans temporarily “holding down the in Brightwood are Mr. and Mrs. fort.” This situation has caused Axel Erickson of North Dakota. quite a stir. Mr. and Mrs. John Keucktahave Many people had high hopes for returned to Santa Barbara, Cal. Slangel’s success. They agree, John was chef at the Mt. Hood Golf as I do, that a constant change club a couple of seasons ago and of editors can do a great deal of his wife, Harriet, was well known harm to the Sandy Post. This is a in the Hood-Land area. The coup subject worthy of discussion, as it le are expecting to make the Bill is certainly a subject of many Fultons of Alder Creek grand aspects. How about it? parents again in the near future. For instance, why was this Mrs. Jackie Secomb has estab news not published? Why were lished residciice at her summer some Sandy advertisers missing home in Wemme. from the last edition? Are the mer chants of Sandy able to support a Pete Ross of Wemme is home paper? If not, why then were they recuperating from sugery. (Chess displeased with the amount of ad players take notice). vertising space occupied by Gresh Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jett of am merchants’ What are the pub Los Angeles are relaxing at their lishers doing to amend this situa Brightwood summer home. tion? I’d like to know. Wouldn’t Guests at the Don Chamberlain you? home in Mt. Air Park, were Mr. and Mrs. Duane Chaffin of San Die What "Brightwood Babe” start go. led the local yokels by appearing The Ashley Owens of Rhododen in, what was thought at first dron are moving to Jackson Hole, glance, to be a “Topless Top”? Wyo., where Owen has accepted a Her story was that the top, she teaching position. Mr. and Mrs. James Collier of thought she was wearing, got caught on the steering wheel as Brightwood have returned from a she got out of her car. I wonder business trip to California with a who was more surprised, the on “fun” stop in Reno. lookers or the babe that was bare? Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown of Brightwood celebrated their 50th It would be interesting to know the identity of the recipients, of wedding anniversary July 18 with a dinner party in Portland. Mrs. Jen Tennant and Jean Passjack from Vancouver, B. C., were house guests of the Browns. AUTO PARTS and ♦ * ♦ ■ Machine Shop Service People in the Welches area who 110 W. Proctor MU 7-2811 are interested in having a TV booster cable in the area beyond the golf club are to contact Keith Bowman about it. The more people involved, the lower the cost of the cable. ivhat’s being done with LAND BANK LOANS A luncheon was held at the sum mer home of Mrs. James (Jo) Wahoske of Portland, in honor of Miss Sara Jane David, daugh ter of Judge and Mrs. Alan Dav is of Lake Oswego. Sara is the bride-elect of Jerry Anderson of Medford. Jerry was a star foot ball player for the University of Oregon. Sara received many love ly gifts at the shower. Those present were, Mesdames Eileen Anderson, Dolly Fouch, Dora Roberts, Jo Drips, Nell Howe, Beulah Gaulke, Sue Lonergan, Peggy Bowman, Jane Davis, Mrs. A FEW SUBURBAN ACRES May Now Qualify FOR A Food Lockers For Rent $4 ond UP MU 7-2401 Custom Cutting ond Wrapping locker Beef SANDY FOOD LOCKERS Cor. Center & Pork, Sandy, Ore. LAND BANK LOAN If you wish to buy or build a homo on a few acres, and when completed will have a substantial equity in the land and Im provements . . . SEE US FOR 5’/a% FINANCING! : LANDBANK of OREGON an FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS J. J. Walker 4950 NE Union QUICK SERVICE AT 8-5045 MO 5-3491 PE-tf New, including 2" all steel ball DO YOU NEED CASH? We have available funds for good contracts or first mortgage loans. 16119 S.E. Stark AL 5-0788 ___________________________ A-33 Snyder Bros. Realty FANCHER’S Pastor Walter Luedtke Miscellaneous 210 NINTH ST. (DOWN TOWN) PHONE 656-5127 L. G. Perkins Manager ¡r ¡s z gow wyro LeW TO COOK S7uff ajThlO M hai/e. ShOO]) Xdry m You* 0U7 MARIE SEEMATTER INSURANCE Sandy MU 7-3102 16 N.E. Roberts MO 5-4105 Gresham S-tf Alexander and Mrs. Weston. Also Pamela Bladine, Laurie Maloney, Mary Kay Wahoske, Les lie Fouch and Linda Davis. Pam ela, Laurie, Mary Kay, Leslie and Linda are all employed at the golf club during the summer and add much to the nice scenery there. Dr. Leo Lymp from Los Banos, Cal., and his three children are visiting at the home of Mrs. Zita Lymp in Wemme. The annual Krebs family reunion was held this year in the Lions club house at Wemme. Attending from Hood-Land were Martha and Rudy Krebs, Dates and Esther Lymp and Fred and Evelyn Trumb- ly. From Sandy were Art and Amelia Berglund and Ronald and Evelyn Krebs. This is a large clan and it is not unusual for approximately 150 relatives to attend this yearly get-to-gether. Alma Rieck of Rhododendron should have some Interesting tales to tell. Alma’s hubby, Jim, is scoutmaster of troop 173 and Al ma attended boy scout camp with him for a week. I hope she sur vived the ordeal. A surprise birthday party was held at the Gene Collier home in Brightwood for Margie Carothers. There was no shortage of cake as the hostess, Vivian Collier, baked a birthday cake, Roy Car- others arrived with a cake and Jan Carothers baked a cake for her mother. Among those present to help eat all that cake were the Merle Hills of Brightwood and the Joe Hillends of Portland. I understand, via the grapevine, that locating extra copies of the Sandy Post is a problem. It should n’t be as the paper is now avail able at several local business establishments and extra copies are always available at Sandy Post office. Subscriptions are always available too! I’m on my way to another key hole. Maybe Yours! See you next week. (I hope) The Snooper FAST COURTEOUS SERVICE on private real estate. Loan» to $20,000. Call Geo. Rowley, AL 2-0202. PE-tf Mrs. Alla Bozarth, of the Eastmont Chapter of the United Nations Association, invites Sandy area residente to join the association as charter members. Those interested may sign up in the Chapter's booth at the Multnomah County Fair. (Post photo I ‘VFrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrFrrrrrrri work smarter (not harder)^ By BERNICE STRAWN OSU Extension Service Are artificial sweeteners safe for use by “normal” per sons? The labels on these pro ducts say they should be used only by people who must re strict their Intake of ordinary sweets. Virginia Weiser, nutritionist with the OSU Extension Serv ice, explains that moderate use of artificial sweeteners is safe for anyone. However, sugar is an impor tant part of the normal diet. Under the present food and drug regulation issued in 1941, sub stitution of artificial sweetener for sugar in foods for general use would constitute “adulter ation.” Miss Weiser further explain ed that in recent years, artifi cially sweetened foods are used not only by diabetics but also would-be weight losers. For this reason, the Food and Drug Administration is considering a possible revision of the clause "only by persons who must restrict their intake of ordinary sweets.” LETTERS TO GWEN Sunshine Corner By Gwen Allee Dear Gwen, I am a widow of many years and with hard work have saved a little but not enough to support myself when no longer employable. I have met a man my own age who is afraid of marriage, as he had two unfortunate ones, and I in turn had a happy one. He wants no marriage, but wish es to settle for a friendship that I am sure will not remain such. Should I try to forget this man, or what should I do? Caring-Flora Dear Caring-Flora, Run, run fast the other way. He is not caring about you really or he himself would offer marriage. He is Immature as he is trying to have the cake and icing without the responsibility, and also at your ages, he can’t be changed so do not try It. Take your disappointment now, and not heartache later. Goodluck. « * * Dear Gwen, Did you ever hear of anyone coming down with a head ache every time they had to pay a big bill? Well, I do and I finally traced the infrequent headaches to the parting with hard-saved cash. Fun ny isn’t it? Just a friend-Clara Dear Clara, It Isn’t funny. I know a lady who breaks Into an Itchy rash every time her bank account gets low and I know folks who try to be polite to a real boring situation and come down with a stiff neck, just a pain in the neck situation. Sometimes folks have the misfortune to be al lergic to one another. Dear Gwen, My wife and I have an argument we'd like your opinion on. We have five children, and though I can af ford it, I think my children can pick berries, and helppayfqr their school clothes, and my wife says I embarrass her letting our chil dren work, and what will the Jones’ think? Your ideas please. Tough Dad-Jack Dear Tough Dad-Jack, I think if all folks let their chil dren earn, and thereby learn the value of the dollar, when they grow up they will be better prepared to be a marriage partner, as well as knowing the true worth of saving for worthwhile things. As for the Jones’ perhaps they envy you for putting your foot down, and will follow suit if they have children your children’s age. Afraid I side with yqu, Dad. * * « Dear Gwen, What makes you such an opti mist, and have a Sunshine Corner? Just nosy-Helen Dear Nosy-Helen, One I have so much to be thank ful about, two hands, two eyes, two feet, and I could go on and on. And I am thankful for so many things folks forget to be grateful about-- and my column. I dearly love, because if I help ease one heartache, or help some one smile, I am more than happy. * « * Dear Gwen, Can you help me? My husband reads your column, believe it or not, and our problem is we are now in our late 30’s, and he will not carry any insurance. He says he is not leaving it for some other man to enjoy. It’ isn’t I want anything to happen to my hubby, heaven forbid, but I would like to know If I am outliving my husband, as statistics state, that I will have a little something to fall back on in case I am too old to work. What do you think. Frlghtened-Ella Dear Ella, If we Insure an Inanimate ob ject like a car against adversity, why not a live person, so that the one tie cares for above all others is protected. It seems logical to me. I have always said Insurance Is a poor man’s bank account and often his legacy. He’d be wise to talk to an insurance man. UP TO $5000 on good Portland home, suburban or bu»ine»s property. F. E. EPTON. 6%. BE 3-16I7 PE-tf Miscellaneous HUNTERS ATTENTION I Most people do not need to use artificial sweeteners, says Miss Weiser. However, she cautions that if you do use them, “ moderation” is important to avoid developing a taste for highly-sweetened foods. * * * Summer hitchhikers. Beware of roaches which often ride into homes by way of large card board cartons in which your grocery order is carried. Double check these boxes to be sure there are no Insects In the crevices. Don’t stack them in the kitchen or store room where pests can easily get well established. * * * If you tangle with poislon ivy or poison oak, don’t neglect washing your clothing as well as the exposed areas of your body. Garments become contamin ated with the plants' irritating oils, so It’s not safe to wear or handle them until after laund ering. * * * Can you tell a fresh egg? Mrs. Velma Seat, extension food marketing specialist at OSU, gives these clues to freshness. The white should be thick and cloudy, the yolk should stand high. Check to see if there is white rope-like material attached to the yolk. This is a sign of freshness. Are hard-cooked eggs hard to peel? The fresher the egg, the more reluctant it is to part with its shell after cooking. When you use apesticlde, check upon your safety rules. Don’t get pesticides on food, dishes or cooking utensils. Keep children away from areas where these products are applied. Remove aquariums, pets and their food and water before applying a pesticide, pets and their food and water before applying a pesticide. Oil base sprays will soften asphalt tile floors, some linole ums, and plastics. Read directions on labels carefully. If they warn against breathing pesticidal mists or dusts, open windows and doors before applying them. Store the products In a safe place -- NEVER under the sink, In the pantry or medicine cabin et. Corbett Pastor Given Send-off Sixty - three relatives from around the state gathered Sunday for a farewell to Rev. and Mrs. Joe Doolin and sons Joey and Danny of Corbett. Rev. Doolin has been pas tor of the Corbett Christian church for two year«. He will now further his religious education at Christian Theological Seminary, Indianapolis, Ind., and will hold the pastorate at the Brldgement Christian church there. After attending the morning church service the group went to Benson State Park for a picnic and swimming. Later a reception was held in the church basement by the members and friends of the church. A gift was presented to the Doo lins at each of these events. Rev. Doolin was ordained at the Christian church in The Dalles, and began his pastorate at Cor bett. Heavy Duty A-l SALES GIRLS' lovely school clothes. Jun ior petite sizes 5 and 7. Reason able 253-7017. PE-32 MASLAND wool w/w carpet. Brown - beige. Mohawk wool. Trendtex cinnamon, pads, rea sonable. AL 4-7154. 8-34 FOR RENT OR SALE, Custom made table decorations including wedding and shower pieces, very lovely A-l Rentals, 16119 SE Stark AL 5-0787. A-33 LAWNMOWER sharpening and air cooled motor repair. Used power mowers. M & S Auto Service, 10th and Main. MO 5-4416. M-tf Card of Thanks A-1 RENTALS AL 5 0788 A-33 16119 S.E. Stark ____________ BARGAINS Rem. Add-Subt. Elec. $79.95 Victor Add-Subt. Elec. $139.95 Scm. New Add-Subt. Elec. $89.50 Burroughs Adder $22.50 Corona Adder $49.50 LIBERAL TRADES SEE US OR WE BOTH LOSE Gresham Business Machines SE 174th and Stark 254-0776 G-tf WE ACCEPT TRADES We wish to thank our relatives and friends for the beautiful floral offerings and cards of sympathy on the loss of our brother. Mr and Mrs. Frank Lindhart _______________ L-32 We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their thoughtful ness extended during the re cent loss of our son Jim. Also our thanks for all floral offer ings and memorials. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bonner and Dan Bonner. B-32 I wish to thank my kind friends and neighbors for their acts of love and sympathy during my recent loss of my husband, and also extend grateful thanks for the beautiful floral tributes to my loved one. Gertrude Swenson S-32p Too Late to Classify LOST—Brown wallet containing currency, drivers' lie. and pap ers. Reward. Write Box H, c/o Outlook. H-32p As a matter of fact... FRAMING CARPENTERS WANTED WE NEEDED IMMEDIATELY AT CONSTRUCTION SITE, WOODLAND PARK HOSPITAL or Call WANT TRADES 255-9515 on new REMINGTON office equipment and typewriters or office machines Gresham Office Supply 336 N. Main Gresham MO 5-4050 ____________________________ O-tf WIND- STORM DAMAGE? ROOF LEAK? USE LOW SEE JAKE ALEXANIAN __ ________________________PE-32 WANTED—Housekeeper for elder ly couple AL 3-3083. W-32 MOTEL MAID wanted. 8 units mo tel. Own transportation. FR 5- 2699 E-32 WANTED—Marion and Thornless Loganberry pickers. John Staf- fenson, MO 5-7256 eves. S-32p EXPERIENCED Beautician for eve ning work. Hi-Lo Beauty Salon, 18114 E Burnside MO 5-2006. H-32 NOW RENTING IN SANDY, OREGON Harldon Apts. (16 Units) NEW 1 bedroom opts, with wall to wall carpeting, drapes, elec, heat. Range, refrigerator. Furn. or unfurn. Apply office. FIRST & HOOD STS. S-32 2 COST THIN 23 Inches x 36 Inches 15c BEDROOM unfurnished apart ment Springdale apartments. $40 255-0651. PE-32 DUPLEX Apt partly furnished. 2 Br $85 mo. Call MO 5-4225. _________________ ___________ S-tf ALUMINUM SHEETS ONLY Custom Fit Trailer Hitches $12.95 RESERVE NOW VACATION TRAILERS ADDING MACHINES \\ SUMMER SPECIAL EACH LOWER PRICE LARGE QUANTITIES RENT JACUZZI BATHS, Exer- cycles, Vibratory belts, Relaxa- cizors, etc , at reasonable rates. BE 6-0431. S-33 COZY 2 bdrm, cottage, gar., all electric. Attractive, pleasant grounds Orient area Rent lease plus deposit $70 mo. MO 5- 9883 b -32 WANT TO RENT—1 bedroom ap artment. Unfurnished. With stove and refrigerator. Close to 102nd and Glisan. Call Ci Irey, 254-7395 PEO-tf The Outlook MO 5-2181 O-tf FOR SALE-Nite crawler», 25 cent» doz 341 So. Roberts, Gresham _________________________ B-32p ALMOST NEW green Mohawk rug and pad, IO!6 x 18 MO 5-0249 -If no ans MO 5-9322 S-32p '54 CHEV M ton pickup; 17 ft. boot, 50 h p motor, trailer and winch 771-4571. B-32 WILL PAY CASH, most reasonable offer, '57 Chev., stick shift, after 6. MO 5-9840 G-32 BLUEBERRIES, U Stark. Pick 20661 SE RO2 FREE—Two black Labrador dogs, 5 mos old. To good homes. 252-6208 Z-33 Public Notice CONTOUR CHAIR $50; solid oak antique love seat, $40, 22 In bond saw, I hp electric motor, $60 Hoodland 321. C-32 No 13 704 NOTH H OF FINAL ACCO! NT bi tin- Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for County of Clackama». Probate liepurtment. Notice lx hereby given that the un- deralgned, an Admlnlxtrntrlx of the eMate of Frltx Trachael. decenxed. han filed her final account In the office of the County Clerk of Clnckn- max County, and that Wednexday. the 20th day of Augunt, 1941. at the hour of 9 30 In the forenoon of said day, In the Circuit Court IIoom of Mold Court line been appointed by xald Court nr the time and place for the hearing of object lone thereto and the xeltlement thereof. Hated and flrxt puldlxhed July 30 1944 latnt publication Augunt 20, 1944 GRESHAM TRADING POST, 31 NE 3rd, Gresham—We buy and sell or trade anything—almotf Antiques too. Welcome to browse MO 5-2700 M Admlnlntrntrlx of the eatate of Frit« Trachael. deceased Jamea O. (loodwln. Jack, Goodwin A A nicker Addrenn 70| Main Street. Oregon City. Oregon, Attorney for Admlnlntrntrlx RV-M EXERCISE BIKE, $25 Rowing ma chine, $15. Osterizer, $15. Veg etable juicer, $15. OL 4-6768, mornings. PEO-tf WANTED—Guns, any kind, age or condition. Ammunition any kind or amount Call PR 4-5222 doys, MO 5-2254 evenings. O-tf nos« t woon, Fiber from wine palm trees has been shipped from Ceylon to Eng land for broom-making forttie past 100 years. 1
