Thur.., Oct. 1, 1MS (S k . 1) TH! SANDY (Or*.) POST Baus By LILLIAN TEN EYCK I I I t Captain Ainsworth House Open Sundays to Public Beginning Sunday, Sept. 28 and every Sunday thereafter for an indefinite period of time, the Captain John C. Ainsworth House on Linn-Leland Avenues southeast of Oregon City will be open to the public. Hours will be from 1-5 p.m. An admission donation for the benefit of thel Oregon Historical Society’s new Center will be 81 for adults and 25? for children. Mre. Albert H. Powers,own­ er of ths house, board member and aecretary of the Oregon Historical Society, stated "due to the many Inquiries following the very successful turnout for the Ainsworth House Open House, it is my decision to make the home available for public view in the interest of the Oregon Historical Society*a new memorial museum and re­ search library." Over 2,000 persons visited the historic hemse Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 11 and 12. It waa built in 1850 and is one of the earliest and finest ex­ amples of Classic Greek Re­ vival architecture in the Pac­ ific Northwest. It is register­ ed by the National Park Ser­ vice as a National Historic Landmark. John C. Ainsworth was first master of the Lot Whitcomb, river steamer, launched on the Columbia river in December, 1850, Ainsworth waa prin­ cipal factor along with mer­ chant Simeon G. Reed, steam- boat owner of the Dalles, Rob­ ert R. Thompson, bankers Wil­ liam 6. Ladd and Jacob Kamm if>d__eglnnlng at 8 and every nook and cranny p.m. Prises, games of skill and where a prowler might have chance, a cake walk, house of hidden. Evidently unlike the horrors, a surprise game that ladles of today not too much includes messy mashed pota­ faith was given to tliat nuxle toes, and an array of foods In­ cluding hot dogs, cider, donuts of protection. and popcorn will lx> Included of those by- Another story In the evenings festivities and gone days which the nelghbor- hood found very amuaing. A feasting. A ways and means committee certain bachelor had no uae the chairmanship of for the women but he did like under their cooking and aampled It Duane Hergert has been formed and they promise a night of fun as often as possible. One evening as usual, ho just for all. Donations for the carnival happened to drop by a neighbor's home at supper time. Folks will t>e gladly accepted reports in those days were very hoe- Hergert. Some suggested items putable and of couree he was include home - canned pickles, invited to dine with the family. fruit, vegetables, Jams and jel­ That afternoon the wife had lies, etc. for the “country made a cake in a large pan store“ booth. White elephants and the family were all look­ for the fish pond are also Sereice ing forward to thia special treat sought. Persons having dona­ Auto Part» I aa sugar was too expensive to tions should contact Hergert Complete Motor use often. One taste and the (RiHxlland 326) or 1-ouannSwan- Rebuilding invited guest kept on tasting son (Hood land 803). Comihoft, until the father, alarmed at , Crank»hafl Grinding. the Inroads made CLASSIFIED ADS PAY Crankrhaft passed the bread but the old ond Engin# bachelor declined with thanks Balancing saying. "This old fashioned cornbread is good enough for me." That rather sounds like the heartless French queen who FIREPLACES said on hearing that the people cried for bread remarked, Brick & Stone Work "Let them eat cake." Thermo-Rite Gies* A Mr. Weaver who has had. aomethlng to do with repairs Door* on the Big Sandy Dam »topped to phone recently. While wait­ Rt. 2, Box 644 Sandy ing for a delayed truck, he told AND AUTO PARTS me he was from Southern Ore­ I IH2I E. Powell MO .5-4131 gon. His great, great grand- Welches PTA Plan Carnival Tom Skippers Slated at Sandy Baptist for Missionary Rally Obituary Missionaries Tommy and June Skipper, under theCentral Jessie Gertrude Bacon, 82, American Mission Board to Honduras, Central America, i860 the Oregon 6team Navi­ of Coberg, died Oct. 2. gation Company, which domi­ 8he was bom at The Dellos, will hold a rally at Sandy Bap- nated for 20 years river trans­ Nov. 18, 1882, attended schools Uet Chapel Oct. 7-10. TheCen­ portation in the Pacific North- at The Dalles and Bull Run, tral American Mission has been where sho moved In 1919. Sho in existence for 75 years. Sev­ Hostesses will be Miss Cara went to Coburg In 1949. 8 he eral missionaries are being Canfield, first curator of Mc­ attended the Methodist church. recalled for a month in the Loughlin House and her sis­ Survivors include her hua- states to hold these rallies. The first meeting with the ter, Miss Nel Canfield. band, Wesley; sons, Ted R., Walla Walla; Curtis, Pendle­ Skippers will be Thursday eve­ ton; Vic, Madras; 8tan, Eu- ning at 8:30 p.m. in the lower gene; and one daughter, Mrs. level of the church at a pot­ luck supper. They will be meet­ Oct. 12--Clackamas county M. (Lola) Glllock, Grants Pass; ing nightly at 7:30 p.m. to home extension unit meeting, slater, Mrs. Zoll Stuthers, speak. brother, Fred Colton, Springwater, Firwood, Beaverton; On Saturday night they will Garfield, Boring, Meridian,Al­ Gibbon, Eugene; 18 grandchil­ hold a youth rally at the church dercrest, Ladd Hill. dren and 18 great grandchil­ with refreshments served aft­ Oct. 13--Flrst Year 4-H dren. erwards. Any young person high Foods Leader Training, Title Services are Wednesday, Oct. school age or older is welcome and Truat Co., 820 Main St,, 8, at 2:30 p»m. in the Chapel of to attend, Carroll Funeral Home with prl- Oregon City, 7:30-9 p.m. Oct. 14--Borlng 4-H Achlev- vate In term ent in Cliffside SANDY SAW SHOP •ment Night, Boring grade cemetery, Sandy, Usallly Heatosabl* Work school, 7:30 p.m. Repair and Sharpen Saw., Oct. 14--Clackamas county Have a local new« item lawn Mower., Knives and home extension unit meeting, phone it in to The Post by Sci.wri. We Make Key.. Wildcat, Dover, Brightwood, Tuesday afternoon. Phone MU 7-(Me Barton. 7-2781. JESSIE GERTRUDE BACON CALENDAR The «losing rally will be on Sunday when he will speak at the 11 a.m. worship hour; in the evening at the young peo­ ple's hour at 8 p.m., and again at the 7 p.m. service. Featured during these times will be spe­ cial music by the Skippers as well as local talent. The Skippers were local res­ idents before going to the mis­ sion field of Honduras. They have one son, Timmy, who re­ mained at home since he is in school. This family is well known in our area and any one wishing to attend these rallies Is welcome. Sunday school or Church Youth group have a picnic, fun night, skating party, or a car wash? Let The Post feeders know about it with a news item. Phone MU 7-278L’ eu/A BY KAY BECHTOLD Monday evening, Sept. 13, we had six tables of bridge. I understand thia haa been go­ ing on like thia for some time. Think it's grand. The rain didn’t dampen any spirits. Winners are: 1. 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