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2 THE SANDY (Ore.) POST Thur»., Dec. 3, 1964 (Sec. 1) Dinner Guest, Play Theme 'landy osi a m®m^r of, Gresham Elks lodge which participated in John Stanley Alex, 14525 E. the servies. He was an ardent Burnside, died near Williams bowler and sportsman. Lake, B. C. , from a hunting Funeral services were held accident on Nov. 25. at Bateman Funeral chapel He was born near Kearnvllle, (Tuesday, Dec. 1, with interment Ore. Feb. 10, 1911. He was ¡at Forest Lawn cemetery, educated In Portland schools and during the war worked as a saftey foreman at Albina ship yards. ' PAINT & WALLPAPER STORE He is survived by his wife, Sign Painting Doris; a brother, Vincent Al- Glass — Picture Framing eksa of Coos Bay and a sister, 33 W. 1st MO 5-2321 Mrs. Stella Vchulek of Seattle., JOHN S. ALEX Walter C. Taylor, Lee Irwin, Co-Publishers Entered at the Post Office at Sandy. Clackamas County. Oregon as second class matter under the Act of Congress of March, 1879 Member of Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association and National Editorial Association Published every Thursday by Outlook Publishing Co. $2 Annual Subscription Sandy Post, Sandy, Oregon BUSTLING BORING By MBS. JOHN OLDS MO 5 8929 BORING -- In a short span of months, Dr. Laurence E. Nye entrenched himself in the hearts of his congregation at Boring Community Metho dist church. With his death last week, all feel the loss of a firm friend, a dedicated leader, a modern crusader. He will be Make your own J Candles / Buy all the "Fixings" here lOb-lb. slab of wax $2.20 Case of 5 slabs $10 Wicks, 24 in. .10 Glitter, per bot. .25 Crayola color ing Instruction sheet ITS EASYI IT'S FUNI Gresham Co-op 575 N.E. 8th MO 5-9151 I missed. He will not be forgot ten. Sunday, the Rev. Paul Ack erman conducted services at the Community church, carry ing on the theme set by Dr. Nye, yet memorializing his life in the program. Mrs. Willard Boring conducted the choir and Mrs. H. Sharp sang. It was an nounced that a scholarship me morial would be set up In Dr. Nye’s name at Nebraska Wes leyan college. Any number of members in the Moms and Dads clubatSan- dy Monday night seemed to have returned from an elk hunting trip that weekend, but as far as we could learn, only Presi dent BUI Dyal had had any luck. Judy Naas, daughter of the Norval Naas family, observed a birthday Monday. Patricia Da vis, daughter of the D. B. Da vises, had a birthday last week. Next week, the Boring Parent Teacher association on will have a Christmas theme for Its meeting. On Dec. 20, the Com munity church will present its Christmas cantata and pro gram. Dec. 16, the Sandy high school music department will give its program of Christ mas music -- always a high light In our community, too. Mr. and Mrs. Al Larson of Prineville and three children, and Mrs. Karen Larson were weekend guests of Mrs. John Hegstrom and family. First grade teacher Mrs. An na Ehr’s daughter, Carolyn, and her son-in-law Bill, known to many In this community, had an unforgettable experience last week Wednesday. Coming home Obituary December 3, 1964 PANKRATZ from work while visibility was almost nil, they were struck by a train at Uth and Clinton in Portland. Pushed a consid erable way, they sat perfectly still and hoped the car would stay upright. It did. Neither they, nor their passenger suf fered serious injuries though we are sure shock must have set In while policemen and rail road men marveled at their good fortune. COUPLE HONORED The hilariously successful Broadway play "The Men Who Came to Dinner," will be presented Friday, Dec. 11, by the ambitious junior class as its traditional annual play. The play, written by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart, is now in the final stages of rehearsal. Faculty directors, Carlyle Gay and Dennis Crow and student directors, Jan Gulvin and Diana Strong, are keeping Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thorpe were honored with a silver an niversary party at the home of Edward Wheeler on Sandy Heights on Nov. 7. Mr. Thorpe Is head of X-ray and laboratory techlclan at Gre sham General hospital. The Thorpes, who now live In Gresham, formerly lived in Sandy several years. Among the 24 guests were these from out of town: The Rev. and Mrs. Ira Fol lett, Portland; Mrs. Joy Win ters, Modesto, Calif; Mrs. Jo Pape, Gresham, and Mr. and Mrs. David Easley, son-in-law and daughter of the guests of the 30 member cast hard at work every af ternoon after school. The scene above from act II shows Chris Hartman in the wheel chair as Sheridan Whitesides, the man who came to dinner. Others, left to right, are Judy Jonsrud as Maggie, Patty O'Shia as Lorraine Sheldon and Darryl Ehler as Bert Johnson. (Post photo) Gresham Elks Bill Memorial No One Sells New, 1965 PONTIACS or TEMPESTS for The officers ofGresham Elks lodge No. 1805 will present a Memorial day service Sunday, Dec. 6, at 2 p.m. in the lodge, 290 NW 10th drive. The Rev. Victor E. Gibson of St. Luke’s Episcopal church, Gresham, will be the speaker at this annual service. A special Invitation is exten ded to all Elks, members of their families and friends to attend this memorial ceremony. Less Than FRANK NEWELL I Completion of the Interstate highway system is slated for Check Our Better Deal Today! Diana Strong and Jan Gulvin, student directors for the junior class play take time out from busy rehearsal sched ule to discuss some stage business. The play is about an irrascible producer who breaks his hip while a dinner guest in the home of a well-to-do family and stays on and on anr n. The consequent action by the peculiarly assorted cast », -haracters must be seen and heard to be believed. ■« (Post photo) FRANK X/S cast powell PONTIAC-GMC, INC Phone MO 5-2166 GIFTS HOME OBITUARIES ESTACADA suburban banking at its best! -I? list State Bank of Oregon makes a specialty of serving suburban families and businesses with offices located in major communities all around Portland. At First State Bank you have complete banking service; administered by skilled, knowledgeable people and based on policies suited to your needs and the tempo of the times. You will find banking in suburbia as rewarding as living here. It is convenient, pleasant and helpful as a friendly neighbor. If you have never done business with us, why not drop in and get acquainted. Make First State Bank Mrs. Marie Julie Marchal, 88, of Rt. 2, Box 1777 Sandy, died at her home on Nov. 25. Mrs. Marchal was born Marie Julie Collignon, on March 4, 1876, In France. The early years of her life and her schooling was In France. In 1895 in Paris she was married to Edward Marchal, and In Decmeber 1927, they arrived at Patterson, N.J. In 1946 Mrs. Marchall came to Oregon, making her home at Sandy. Mr. Marchal died In 1940. She was a member of the Catholic church. She has been in failing health the past three years. Surviving members of her family include her daughters, Mrs. Anela (Yvonne) Cassola, Mrs. Edwin (Marcelle) Gesch, Mrs. Fred (Alice) Thompson, Miss Gabrielle Marchal, Mrs. Henry (Julie) Olejnik, all of Sandy; four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral services were Sat urday Nov. 28, In the chapel of Carroll Funeral Home, Gres ham. Burial was In Forest Lawn cemetery. Member FDIC • MODERATELY PRICED No Down Payment 3 Years to Pay First Payment February 1965 Marine Private George N. Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. George w. Wright of Rt 1, Boring, Is serving with the Third Battalion, First Marino Regiment, First Marine Dlvl- sion, Camp Pendleton, Callf- Sometimes a smile or a handshake can say that which words cannot . . . I damili TFitnrral Home Phone MOhawk 5-3794 OF OREGON • TREMENDOUS ASSORTMENT SERVICE UNES Day or Night Service — A Local Institution Htacjda • Gresham • Oak Grove • Beaverton Southgate • Hillsboro FOR* YOUR LEE ROY MORRIS Lee Roy Morris, Sandy,Ore gon, died In Gresham on Nov. 26 after an extended Illness. He was born In Hartsville, Ind., on Oct. 18, 1891, where he lived until he was 19 years old. He married Edna McCormick in Portland on March 10,1945. He followed the printing trade and had lived In Sandy since 1942. Prior to living In Sandy he lived In Ontario, Calif. He is survived by his wife, Edna E.; children. Mrs. Dean W. Klein, Portland; Mrs. Violet Bisback, Gresham and Charles McCormick of Portland, and five grandchildren. His broth er, Clifford A. 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