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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1964)
Page 10 November 12, 1964 The Japanese sewing machine industry is the world leader in sewing machine manufacture, ac counting for 3,000,000 of the 8,000- 000 sewing machines produced each year by all nations of the world. Japan supplies about 60% of the new sewing machines bought each year in the U^. SINCERE BEST ♦ T0 A I FANNING CHEVROLET McROBERT FORD * MARX & CHASE | LAND SURVEYORS A I ▼ I I A " i Phone MO 5-2453 A 3 Miles East of Gresham on Loop Highway V Free Hearing Test Set At Area Moose Lodge East Portland Moose Lodge 1891, 11906 NE Halsey will sponsor a Hearing Screening Test at the lodge Saturday, Nov. 14, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., and Sunday, Nov. 15, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The hearing tests will be given free to all adults, and children 6 years or older. This hearing tes* is designed to detect only a deficiency in hear ing, and is not to be construed as. a medical check-up. Report cards will be given to each per son taking the test, with indications thereon relating to the status of their normal or subnormal hear ing. If a deficiency is indicated, the person taking the test is ad vised on the report card to visit their own personal physician. When You Think of New Cars ... You Think of 3 BLUJLZL GRESHAM AUTO DEALERS When You Think of Insurance . . . You Think of WALRAD Apartment OK'd For Rockwood COMPLETE INSURANCE ¡ ENTIRE AREA FOR CONGRATULATIONS! Our Special Congratulations to Mc OVER 37 YEARS 105 N. E. Roberts Gresham MO 5-4171 Roberts and Fannings. We are pleas ed to count them among our most valued customers. I By Mrs. J.H. Dollowitch MO 5-6393 5 Another apartment development for the Rockwood area was approv ed by the county planning com Mrs. John Park is a patient at mission last week. Bess Kaiser hospital, where she is in traction due to a broken The commission gavean okay pelvis. She also sustained facial on a zone change for a lot injuries in a recent car accident at 831 SE 199th Ave., where an in Portland. 11-unit apartment will be con Her three daughters — Mrs. structed. The property is owned Eunice Shimozono of San Mateo, by Boyer & Cox Realty. Calif., Mrs. A. W. Townsend of New York and Mrs. Lewis Whang of San Francisco --and her sister. The Netherlands, according to Miss Ann Wong of Parlier, Calif., 1962 figures, was the most densely have visited her at the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paulson and populated country in the world with 909 persons per square mile. The their two children were Monday least densely settled countries evening callers at the George Arm were Libya, Mauritania, and Mon strong home. Mrs. Harold Krebs was releas golia, each with only two people ed from a Portland hospital per square mile. Thursday where she had major —— surgery. She is convalescing at ~ her home under care of a friend. • During the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shriver plan to move into their partly completed new home on Canyon Road. The home of Mrs. Bob Kers- lake was the scene of the Nov. 5 meeting of the Victory Circle. Others present were: Mesdames Pearl Hayden, Goldie Copeland, Grace Kerslake, Kenneth Kers- lake and daughter Jerry Guddat and son, Merle Winters, Robert Larson, Alvin Hoecker, Tirzah Jackson, Truman Cooper, Nor man Kurtz, Joanne Harris, George Armstrong, Joe Dollowitch, Irvin Ickler, Gertrude Caddy, Clinton Witter. Mrs. Merle Winters will be hos tess for the Christmas party with an exchange of gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Hewitt have returned from a three-month trip to eastern United States. Saturday evening the Hewitt home was the scene of a belated surprise birthday party for Mrs. Hewitt. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Updegrave and laughters of Moses Lake, W sh. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cad dy d s, ns, and Mr. and Mrs. I Bob Anderson and daughter, Tam- ra. Mrs. Irene Smith, wife of Law rence Smith, died at Gresham Gen eral hospital two days after having surgery. She is survived by her husband and several step-children. Mr. and Mrs. Smith have lived in the Lusted and Cottrell areas for about ten years and have been employed by several farmers in that locality. Mrs. Merle Limbeck and chil dren, Leila, Paul and Lawrence of Scio, recently spent a week with her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Abbott of Pleasant Home Methodist church. Mrs. Arthur Gudge, room mo ther for Mrs. Grim’s 3rd grade, of the North Gresham Grade School, gave a Halloween party for the children. Mrs. Grim had a story followed by refreshments. Mrs. Grim gave each child a take- home gift. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bushue and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Moulton have been attending the Farm Bureau Convention at Grants Pass. INSURANCE AGENCY SERVICE TO THE Lusted Lines 4-JJ ^ound-Vp The K.P.’s 4-H Cooking club met Oct. 27 in the basement of the Church of God. The group prepared a dinner of clam chow der. nigs in a blanket, turnip and apple wedges, carrot sticks, jello and punch. The meeting was conducted by Kathy Jones, president. A com mittee consisting of Denene Hes- tersan, chairman, Roberta Ting- b and Lorelet Stillwell, was ap pointed to plan the Christmas meeting. The next meeting will be Nov. 10. at the church.--Reporter Kaye Mur i 'v
