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TH« KANDY (Or. ) POST Thur»., July 2», 1945 (Sec. 1)
Announce
En paiement
Chapel of the Hills
Kathleen
O'Brien
Scene of Wedding
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It really wasn’t much con­ first trip up at the age
Of 8. Helen Swails, following th»
solation to Sol Tucker when the
Other Sandyltes who
Annual Senior Girl
Fourth
doctor told him that 35,000 gone up with the Parmeles have
Scout Roundup held at Far-
Americans get their fingers been Don Johnson, Gary Doug­ ragut, Ida., recently.
caught in power mowers each las, Lyle Buswell, Darlene
Farragut (now owned by the
year. A similar incident hap­ (Bakke) Clark, and Clarence
State of Idaho) was a World
pened to Tucker July 4, thus and Eileen Bloom.
War □ naval base, although not
the bandaged fingers.
If you think mountain climb­ much remains except the ce­
Married last Sunday after­ ing is only for experts, I learn­
ment
foundation of former
noon by Judge George Howeller ed that Louise made her first
buildings. These cement foun­
were William P. Rawlins and trip up at age 9 and Barbara
dations became the sites for the
S/ble D. Johnson of Multnomah was only 8 when she first saw
various exhibits of the groups
county.
the top of Mt. Hood. The time attending.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bruns required for the trip depends
Some Interesting exhibits in­
of Southern California were v-jon the size and “speed-* of
cluded:
branding
(Texas);
guests of Mrs. Augusta Bruns the group climbing -- although
smoke jumping (Montana); can­
July 4. Heard from Mrs. Bruns It usually takes 6 to 8 hours
dle
making (Valley Forge,
that her son keeps “as busy to get to the top and 2 or 3
Penn.); sour dough bread (Alas­
Mrs. Helen Timm (left) paints to an item in "Making
as ever” working for Walt Dis- to get back down. Gilbert Par­
ka); seaweed cookies (Wash.);
the Sandy Scene" about her that was published recently.
ney. Many Sandyltes already mele has made it to the top in
apple cider from N. H. apples
She is showing it to her sister, Ketherine Rohwedor.
know that he wrote the now 4 hours accompanied only by (New Hampshire); apple pan­
(Post Photo)
famous song of Davy Crockett, another man. I guess the crev­ cakes (Wash.); quilting bee
and if you watch the beginning ices and mountain are some­ (Mass.), peanut brittle (Okla.); the BPW groups in the North­ . parked car at Knott’s Berry
of Walt Disney’s movies, you what changed each trip and . . . sesame candy (Georgia); and west at a "Conference’* held I Farm was the only unfortun-
will often see George Bruns’ once you get that mountain smoked fish from Lake Pend at Timberline Lodge July 10 i ate incident on their trip.
name In the music credits. fever, you never tire of accept­
and 11. All State Officers of ’
In my search for first-hand
Oreille (JdahoX
“It was too warm to stay at ing the mountain’s challenge.
The Oregon girls' exhibit was BPW attended and many meet­ information regarding last Sun­
home” was the reason why so
Peaches, cherries, apricots "quite original and most clev­ ings were scheduled. Those at­ day’s Pioneer Picnic, I learned
many people were actually en­ and "green apples’’ were abun­ er,” I heard. Seems they had tending from Sandy were Bunn) some interesting things regard­
joying shopping on Saturday. dant throughout the Okanagan a seascape background decor­ Bye, Ruth Loundree, Louise ing Sandy’s pasL Sometime
The “cool air” in local air- Valley when John and Bunny ated with fish nets and other Crutcher, Gladys Cannon, and prior to 1940, a drugstore oc­
conditioned stores was a draw­ Bye took their recent trip to suitable items, and had bask­ Sandy's
President Florence cupied the premises now op­
ing feature!
Banff and Lake Louise. They ets of free sand dollars and Schmitz.
erated by Herbert and Lucille
Tom and Ruth Kubltz Just re­ had perfect weather throughout sea shells. There was a sign
There are 18 girls in Helen Ogden as a Variety Store on
turned from a fishing trip to the 8-day trip with the excep­ "Gone Fishlngl” which e x- Swell’s Cadette Troop between Main Street. It was at this
Eastern Oregon. They had good tion of Lewiston, Ida.
that the "mysterious
plained why the Oregon scouts the ages of 12 a nd 15. The time
weather and caught many trout
Charles Leroy Clark and had abandoned their exhibit and Junior Scout Troop headed by stairway" (appearing when the
at their favorite place near Karen Lee Mooney of Gresh­
were out enjoying other exhib­ Mrs. Sheldon has 20 girls, all sidewalk was removed in front
Bend.
am were married in Sandy. its.
being in the 4th through 6th of the Variety) was used. Hope
Sunday, July 11, a combined Judge Howeller performed the
The Roundup was attended by grade leveL Mrs. Sadie Klein to check facts more, but the
barbecue and potluck picnic was ceremony last Saturday night 1,000
is Scout leader for the 2nd and stairs either led down to the
representing
scouts
held at the home of the Stanley
Garlan and Garnet McCulloch from 50 states and 45 foreign 3rd grade level who form "soda fountain” section of the
Dahrens to celebrate the 47th celebrated their 24th wedding
countries. No wonder, Mrs. Sandy's Brownie Troop of 16 drugstore or else a cold stor­
wedding anniversary of Mr. and anniversary July 24 by going
Maude Johnson of Sandy, who girls. The Sandy Scout groups age area used by the drugstore.
Mrs. Adolph Dahrens, July 12. out to dinner. Friends also
went with the Sandy delegation are looking forward to Aug. A man named Esson is believed
Attending were Merle Dahrens helped celebrate the occasion
felt the Roundup was “fabu­ 9 when they will attend a two to be the then proprietor of the
and family, Orville and Patty by visiting them at home.
week day camp held at Cedar- drugstore.
lous!”
Dahrens and family, Harry and
Charlene Brown and children:
In 1938 or 1939 Frank and
The Sandy group attending to brook near Estacada.
Marie Tomlin and family, and Bonnie, Bobby and Terry, are
Now on vacation in our area Kate Schmitz (in the house next
observe Included nine Cadettes
Stanley and Marge Dahrens and guests at the home of Char­
(between ages 12 to 15), their are Charlie and Eleanor Side­ door) operated the store, until
family.
lene’s
parents, the Lyman
Scout
Leader
Mrs.
Helen bottom, with Janet age 4 and the R. S. Bunnells purchased
Heard Garman Hodge has be­ Morrisons. Charlene and her
Swails, Mrs. Maude Johnson Brett age 2 from Neffsville, the store In 1940. The Bunnells
come an enthusiastic mountain husband. Bill, live in Casper,
Pa. Charlie was Student Body had the Variety until 1947 when
and Mrs. Henry Reckman.
climber since his recent trip
"Education is experience and President of Sandy high school George BLstorlous (Nell Howe’s
to the top of ML Hood. Guess
Heard a local citizen remark
the essence of experience is during the 1956-57 school year, "brother, George’’ referred to
It is like Louise Parmele com­ that one would think that Main
self reliance” -- s o s aid T. and presently Is music direc­ occasionally In Nell’s Notes)
mented to me about mountain Street was one-way already
H. White in the Sword in the tor for Station WLAN in Lan­ operated the Variety for a coup­
climbing: “It sort of gets in when you saw the way p eopie
le of years. Herbert and Lu­
Stone, and I am sure all those caster, Pa.
your blood! You can see every­ had to drive to dodge construc­
Sandy Post readers may re­ cille Ogden have had the Variety
who attended the week - long
thing from up there — M l tion signs, rocks, etc. Heard
roundup gained much education call the letter written to the Store since December of 1949,
Rainier, Mt. SL Helens, The another citizen remark with
on Girl Scout work in action. Editor a couple of n.onths ago and are another familiar Sandy
Three
Sisters and alL It’s grandeur and a sweep of his
An especially interesting ex­ wttb. news of Charlie’s success scene.
beautiful!”
Louise recently arm: “This is OCR Freeway!”
The Ogdens have known of the
hibit which arouses one’s im­ as a disc Jockey under the
climbed M l SL Helens with a
"The girls will prepare 324,-
agination is “survival food.” name of "Chuck Raymond” and stairway under the sidewalk,-
group from Portland, taking 000 meals using approximately
ills interesting contacts with re­ and have been concerned lest
about 8 hours to climb up and 14 tons of meat, 2 tons of
ded "cat-tails — the plants cording stars. He’s making good the unwary motorist park too
4 to come down.
sugar, 5 1/2 tons of butter,
attempts at locating friends in close to the “hollow’’ sidewalk
While on the subject of moun­ 95,000 eggs, 135,000 quarts of
stand that they taste something this area as well as visiting and unintentionally "discover”
tain climbing, the Gilbert Par- milk and 39,000 loaves of
local radio stations to compare the old stairway. At least the
like asparagus!
meles have made several trips bread’’ -- so the brochure read
is partially solved
Heard that Kenneth and Nancy hit records — and we are a mystery
up Mt Hood, In the past few and it was apparently quite ac­
(Predmore) Kubttz’s new son couple of weeks behind record nowf Seems mention of the
years. Gilbert, Stella, Louise curate. “It was really fantas­
stairway
previously caused
bom June 23 is named Matthew surveys back EasL
and Barbara Parmele are quite tic! In the week we spent there,
The Sldetottoms are hoping many Sandy pioneers to search
Thomas, and was welcomed
enthused with the sport, and we never did get to see every­
warmly on his arrival home by for better luck on their re­ their memories for recollec-
even Scott Parmele made his thing,’’ so commented Mrs.
Bradley, Marlin and Debbie, turn trip next Monday, since tlons of such steps in use.
their flight here July 19 failed
For obvious reasons, the
(his brothers and sister).
John and Bunny Bye cele­ to include the expected "movie identity of the local citizens
During a time of distress
brated their fourth wedding an­ on board” so widely advertised Involved in the following incl-
you can be sure we will
by main airlines now
it’s dent must remain anonymous.
niversary July 27.
seven
hour
trip
from
Portland
A Sandy brunette was visiting
Did
you
know
Augusta
Bruns
assume as many of your
came to Sandy in 1913? Her to Baltimore. Seems the only at the home of a friend (who
problems and burdens as
late husband Ed Bruns had been place that Oregon and Penn­ had “responded to the adver­
is humanly possible.
born and raised in Sandy. Nat­ sylvania seem close and they tisement which asserts that
urally, Mrs. Bruns was among are neighbor States is an an blonds have all the fun’’). While
there, she asked the small four-
those gathered for the Pioneer atlas — alphabetically!
An interesting, u nexpected year old daughter with naturally
Picnic last Sunday.
Louise Parmele is a nurse "stroke of luck out-West’’ oc­ curly blond hair: “Can I have
at the Portland Sanitarium. Shis' curred when Charlie, Eleanor, one of your blond curls?” The
graduated in 1964 as a Regis­ and his father Raymond Side­ child’s answer was definite and
tered Nurse and with a Bach­ bottom of Brightwood, decided unintentionally frank: “If you
elor of Science degree from to take in the greyhound races want to have blond curls, just
Walla Walla college, and now at Fairview Park last week. go into the bathroom and wash
handles surgery cases. She Seems Charlie was indulging in your hair!’’
ALWAYS
ON CALL
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GIESHAM
.
OtEGON
received her nursing training
at Portland Sanitarium.
The Sandy Business and Pro­
fessional Women’s Club hosted
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WITH US
SUNDAY
August 1st
Wisteria
Trout Farm
5 miles east of Sandy
on Loop Highway
• Free Coffee
at all times
• Free Gift and Drink
for Kiddies this Sunday
• Camping * Picnicking Spa
OPEN EVERY DAY I
OPEN
DAWN TO DARK
one of his favorite pastimes—
watching people — so wasn’t
too concerned about the $2.
"Dally Double” ticket he pur­
chased on the first race that
nighL The race ended in a
photo - finish, and with "Just
plain luck” his ticket cashed
In a 8154.00! A terrific touch
of luck for a first experience
at the dog races! The winnings
were used for his vacation,
and "didn’t go to the dogs.’’
The
Raymond Sidebottom
home, next to the Chapel of
the Hills, is filled with happy
sounds, since, in addition to
the Charles Sidebottom family,
their daughter Ruth Anna (Mrs.
Charles) Martin and sons Mich­
ael, Gary and Donald of Chan­
dler Air Force Base in Arizona
are also visiting. The Side-
bottoms are thoroughly enjoy­
ing their grandchildren’s visit
with them. The Martins expect
to be in the Hoodland-Sandy
area until the middle of AugusL
Barbara Parmele, a senior
next fall at Walla Walla college,
plans to major In education and
make her career as a third or
fourth grade teacher. Barbara
Is home this summer and stay­
ing with her parents, the Gil­
bert Parmeles.
A “wine-tasting party in
Fresno, Calif.,” was one of
tt* highlights of the recent ten
day trip taken by Baa and Clara
Salisbury and family, Ruth
Loundree, and Dick and Diane
Alexander. Their trip included
Marineland,
Disneyland,
Knott’s Berry Farm and a short
trip "over the border to Tia
Juana. Clara Salisbury com­
mented how wonderful the Dis­
neyland Island was for amus­
ing children. The theft of two
suitcases from the top of their j
New Minister
Appointed to
SDA Church
Appointment of George W.
Chambers to the pastorate of
the Sandy Seventh-day Adven­
tist church was announced by
H. L. Rudy, president of the
Oregon
Conference,
at the
annual camp meeting in GUd-
stone today.
Pastor Chambers has many
years’ experience as a youth
leader.
He has also served
on the War Service Commis­
sion, a chaplaincy corps for the
denomination’s servicemen. He
comes to Sandy from College
Place, Washington, where he
was associate chaplain at Walla
Walla College.
Moving from Sandy is Pastor
Ira D. Follett. His duties will
center with the Hoodview church
at Boring and the Wemme
church.
MRS. JAMIS ROY HUSBANDS
(Pauline Jun« Maitland)
The wedding of Miss Pauline wedding trip to Eastern Oregon,
June Maitland of Sandy and the bride was attired in a white
James Roy Husbands of Boring, knit suit and wore • rnrsaee
was solemnized July 10 at the of pink carnations and roses*
Chapel of the HUls in Wemme.
The newlyweds reside at 7120
The bride is the daughter of 84th St., Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. George Maitland,
RL 2, Box 1630, Sandy and Mr.
ALL SUMMER
and Mrs. Cliff Sa varix of Sandy
MERCHANDISE
are parents of the bridegroom.
Mrs. Thyra Strand perform­
ed the single ring ceremony
flanked by arrangements of
pink and white gladioli and chry­
santhemums.
Margaret
McClara, the
bride’s sister, was maid of hon­
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or and wore a pink dress and
carried a bouquet of pink roses
and carnations.
Best man was Wayne Hagoea
S3 95 to >4 95
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and Dale Husbands was usher.
The bride, given in marri­
age by her father, wore a white
gown of lace over satin which
she made. A rose crown held
her shoulder length veil and
LADIES
she carried a bouquet of white
carnations and pink roaea.
A reception was held at the
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home of the bridecroom’s par­
ent». Miss Marge Thornton and
Mrs. Waney Clark assisted at
the reception.
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GRAND OPENING
(D m Studio)
Mr. and Mrs. Odell Homa-
ley of RL 2, Box 1107, Sandy,
announce the engagement of
their daughter Sharon Kay to
DeWayne Wear of Portland. He
Is tiie son of Mr*. Audrey Wear
of Tigard.
The bride - elect sings pro­
fessionally on a local televi­
sion program and at Springers
Ballroom. Six attends Sandy
high school.
stono-clerk for
Union Pacific Railroad and a
graduate of Sherwood high
school.
A
September wedding is
planned by the couple.
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7:30 nightly-1 p.m. Saturday
Free admission to grandstand
Pack a lunch and spend the day! Rest and
relax in our clean picnic area.
Exciting rides to thrill young and old.
ADULTS 75«
KIDS VO 12
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Gates Open 10 a.m. Daily