November 12, 1964
Dialing Damascus
By Louise Mayer
Poge 11
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sic program at Damascus Union Mrs. Mable Wescott, Mrs. Elsie will locate at Carver Mobile
Mrs. Ed (Joyce) Curtin recent­
Claud Mills of Lake Oswego,
school Oct. 27.
Turner, Mrs. Jake DeYoung, Mrs. Ranch near the Clackamas river. ly joined the Tea Time bowling
' gave an interesting speach on land-
Mrs. Mary Kurespediani, music M. G. Kelley and Miss Candice
i scaping and bulb planting, care of
Bill Hamilton of Multnomah league.
teacher, presented a program of Rahn.
I various bulbs and flowers at the
nursing home was surprised on
Mrs. Lillian Young spent last
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choral singing by the boys chorus,
Oct. 26 meeting of Wildwood Gar­
his 80th birthday with a party in the
weekend
in Molalla as a house
girls
chorus
and
a
combination.
The
Damascus
Grange
home
ec
den club.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Curtin.
Sandra Padberg and Sharon Fu­ club date was changed from Nov. Seattle relatives were on hand to guest in the home of Mrs. Ida
Mills furnished prizes that were
Davidson.
jimoto with clarinets and David 3 to Nov. 10 due to election dates. help with the festivities.
received by Mrs. W. Schmidt,
Kendell
on
a
flute
accompanied
A potluck lunch is set for noon.
Mrs. John Pickett, Mrs. David
the school chorus in two num­
The first Tuesday of the month
Tillstrom, Mrs. A. L. Heacock,
bers. Steve Stricker played his is the set day for the regular meet­
Mrs. Robert Taylor and Mrs. C.
drums.
ing.
Mayer.
Solo parts were sung by Cindy
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Witzel have
Mrs. Orville (Fritzl) Hosmer,
Winkler and Kathleen Sahil.
a new baby, Kari Jean. She joins
back on the job after her recent
Fanning Chevrolet McRobert Ford
Mrs. Joy Wilson talked of the a sister, Kay.
illness, asked for the name of a
new modern math program being
Witzel is a radio technician
From
bug in answer to roll call.
incorporated into this school.
on duty in Alaska and has not yet
Mrs. H. Swanberg gave the
WILLAMETTE HI-GRADE
Ed Lempke spoke on the Ger­ seen his new daughter.
thought for the day and accepted
man language program and intro­
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kronenberg
the care of the club scrapbook.
CONCRETE COMPANY
duced Jerry Geiszler, who wel­
returned home late Monday from
Mrs. Billy Boyko served as
comed the audience In German. a 2 1/2 week journey to Cali­
'4 PLANTS TO SERVE YOU"
treasurer in the absence of Mrs.
Lorin Milliman, editor of the fornia. They followed a 3000 mile
Clayton Bickford.
Phone 285-9111
Oregon Grange Bulletin, was the tour through Nevada where they
Mrs. Wilson Hanna reported on
featured speaker on the Damas­ stopped at Las Vegas, Virginia
the life and habits of the killdeer,
cus Grange “Booster Night” pro­ City and Carson City. Then to
a western bird that is fast vanish­
gram Oct. 24.
Death Valley, Lake Tahoe, Los
ing.
District fire Marshall O. E. Angeles, San Diego, Disneyland,
Mrs. David Tillstrom, junior
Peterson spoke on fire prevention. Anaheim, Buena Vista, back to
chairman, asked for volunteers to
His speech was sparked by slides Oakland where they visited rela­
assist a class of youngsters to
of area fires shown on screen by tives and a former Damascus res­
make objects for the retarded.
his son Eric.
ident and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Any child in 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade
A tableau was given by Mr. Jim Rounsefell.
living in the area can take part
. . . FOR YOUR FORESIGHT
and Mrs. Leon Buzzard and 8
They also went to Jacksonville,
in the project.
IN GROWTH OF THE COMMUNITY
children.
Ore., to see the museum.
Mrs. Wilson Hanna, Mrs. Clay­
They
consider
it
one
of
the
high
­
TO McROBERT FORD CO.
A
square
dance
was
executed
ton Bickford and Mrs. Robert Tay­
by a beginners class led by Mrs. lights of the trip.
lor will be hostesses from 4 to 6
They stopped at Eugene to have
Joyce Buzzard.
p.m. at West Linn flower show
Plumbing - Heating - Air Conditioning
A skit was enacted by Steve supper with their college student
Nov. 21. The show will be held
Industrial - Commercial - Heavy Duty
son
Jim
returning
home
about
and Mike Buzzard.
Nov. 21 and 22. All district clubs
Readings were by Mrs. Elsie mid-night.
are urged to participate in ama­
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Turner, “The Grange;” Mrs.
teur and novice classes. Entries
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bitner
Clarence Kanne, “The Versatile
for flower arrangements must be
Age;” and Mrs. F. E. Gergen, have purchased the six acre ranch -
registered by Nov. 14.
9233 N. Calvert
Portland
BU 5-4591
ette from Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
"The Antidote.”
Mrs. Walt Schmidt offered her
A skit, the affuance of alcohol Street. The Street family has pur­
home for a Friday Nov. 13 work­
chased a double trailer home and
by Mrs. C. Mayer.
shop to make favors for veterans
Clackamas
County Pomona
hospitals. Members are asked to
Grange meeting held in Damascus
furnish fancy Christmas wrapping
hall Oct. 24 was attended by about
paper and clean soup cans.
100 members.
Mrs. Forrest Fuller, Mrs. W.
Officers elected were: Ormond t
Schmidt and Mrs. R. Taylor were
Sheppard, Master; Del Gant, over- |
appointed as a committee to work
seer; Ed Marsh, lecturer; Harold IE
on beautification of the school
Jaques, steward; Bonita Gant, E
grounds.
chaplain; Wava Ludl, secretary; r
Members will furnish cookies
Herb Steiner, treasurer; Al Han- F
for the district flower show.
son, assistant steward; Shirley IE
The auction of articles furnish­
Cullison, Ceres; Edith Jaques, Po- ;
ed by members for the treasure
mona; Virginia Miller, Flora; Neil ;
box proved interesting and profit­
Cullison, gate keeper; Phyllis Han- :
able. The largest item was a
son, lady assistant; Curt Weber, ;
bird feeder won by Mrs. Hanna
Jimmy Meellien and John Ludi ■
and furnished by the Hosmers
executive committee.
and constructed by Orville Hos­
A spaghetti dinner was prepar- •
mer.
ed by Sandy Grange ladies.
Guests for the day were Mrs.
Tables decorated with nuts fruits
A. D. Pottruff, Mrs. John Pick­
and vegetables were done by Mrs. ;
ett and Mrs. Karl Akeson.
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Walter Schubert, Mrs. O. E. Pet- ■
erson, Miss Helen Schubert. Oth-
■
Approximately 200 persons at­
ers assisting with serving were :
tended “Open House” and the mu •
Best Wishes. . .
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