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THE SANDY (Or.,) POST Thvr«., Oct 21, 1’65 (Sec. 1)
RPW
Month Choices .1 tre Honored Here
W Oman's Club
Holds Meeting
The recent rains in this area
nowadays for entertainment...
were really appreciated as pas
Nature flings out a last flare
let’s revive the Song Fests.
tures were getting very dry;
World Fellowship meeting of color In Octoiler and the five
nice to see them getting green will be held this Tuesday at hosteses of the Sandy Woman's
Thomas,
again. It’s been a busy week the home of Florence Clontng- Club, Mrs. Marte
In Eagle Creek.
chairman, Mrs. Gladys Slack,
Mrs. Charles Starrett gave
Nola Clester visited a den- Mrs. Pansy Inman, Mrs. Sadie
a pink and blue shower at her tlst In G res ham last Tuesday Bosholm and Mrs. Lillian Ten-
home on Judd road for Mrs. and we hope it was a painless Eyck utilized October's colors
to the utmost
their
Jerry
Douglas
Boring,
one.
A Unification meeting was corations of the downstairs Club
Some of the ladles that attend
ed were Mrs. Dora Clester held at the Eagle Creek school Hall.
Tuesday evening at 7:30. Guest . Masses of huge vivid dahlias
and her daughter Nola, Mrs.
speakers from the Estacada and scarlet leaves centered the
L. O. Gerber, Florence Clon
tables laid with Halloween fig
inger, Mrs. Douglas and three high school attended.
At 6:30 a school lunch was ured coverings, onwhlchpump-
friends from Boring. Several
ladles were unable to attend served to the parents under kln pie and doughnuts were
but sent gifts. Mrs. Federer the auspices of the National served to the appreciative club
memtwrs.
from Walla Walla, Wash., sis School Lunch Program.
Appropriately
for
the
Thursday afternoon the Eagle
ter of Mrs. Starrett, was spend
ing the week end at the Star Creek Mothers Club met at the program
Grange Hall to clean same in "House of Color,'• Gresham
rett home and attended the
rett home and attended the readiness for the annual lunch gave such an excellent talk on
eon to be served on Friday. "Color In the Home". Hanlon
shower.
An open house tea was held There was a good attendance who has had extensive train
In
at the McGuire Rest Home near and many nice prizes were ing In Art Appreciation
Chicago displayed color wheels
Sandy,
Tuesday
afternoon, given away.
Those attending from
Saturday Mrs. Thelma Boyce, showing the graduation of colors
Eagle
Creek area were Mrs. Hazel Mrs. Nan Nelson and Mrs. and the relation of colors to
Beers, Ruth Olmstead, Flor- C. C. Colwell motored to Kent, each other.
There are now 3,500dlfferent
ence Cloninger, Ann Judd, Ruth Wash., where they visited the
Gaylord and Emma Buhling-
Frank Paden family. Mrs. Pa stades of the primary colors so
ger. A pleasant time was en den was the former Karen Col there should tie something to
joyed both by patients and visi well. They also visited the Alan satisfy every taste. He warned
tors. It brings these people Flowers family in Seattle.
home owners not to choose too
much happiness to know they
Have one meeting to an deep shades for walls of home.
are remembered. In this busy nounce — The first fall Knitt Pick colors that are restful
world we are inclined to for ing class will be held Friday, and those that you are happy
get those less fortunate than Oct. 22, at the home of Bobble to live with. He things it a
we so lets visit them more Flat la. Dessert and coffee will mistake for contractors to com
often.
pieteli finish a home, as the
be served as refreshments.
A pink and blue shower was
Hunting season
in full new owners may be unhappy
given Wednesday evening at the swing in the area. A caravan with the colors chosen and also
home of Mrs. Al Johnson Sr., of six families went over into the furniture may clash with
for Mrs. Robert Johnson. Those the Heppner area
last week the decor.
who attended were Mrs. Hazel end. They Included the C. C.
The antique finish being put
Pierce
and two daughters: Colwell family, C. K. Colwell on the market now for old
Jacky and Nancy, Mrs. Ernie family,
is gain-
Earl
Dryers, Ken scratched furniture
Nero and her mother Mrs. Ma Phipps, Len Jasper son and ing popularity and Is a
real
bel Montgomery, Mrs. Ray John Scalf families. All re savings to the home owners.
King and her daughter Debbie, turned home early Tuesday It has also raised the price
Mrs. Al Johnson Jr., Mrs. Chet
morning.
of second hand furniture as
Snethen and friend Mrs. Tay
Scenery In the mountains was at small cost It can be made
lor from Fairview, Mrs. Ed beautiful, the vivid yellow of to look like new.
ward Gzik and two daughters, the tamarack and the orange
Forty three states have laws
Mrs. Frank Linden and daugh- of the birch mixed in with the that every can of paint must
Camilla, Mrs. Kurt An- different shades of green was display on label the ingredients
toni Mrs. Homer Ballentyne lovely to behold.
It contains. So far Oregon does
and Mrs. C. C. Colwell. A
Your new Eagle Creek re not. Water paint with 20% rub
daughter of Mrs. Johnson Sr., porter for the Sandy Post is ber Is considered the best on
Shirley and her two daughters Pearl Colwell of RL 1, Box the market and is more durable
from Gresham also were there 14-A, Eagle Creek. Phone No. and longer lasting than
the
and Mrs. Jerry Hofstra from is 279-4210. Call anytime as old style paint with lead base.
Tygh Valley.
I will eagerly be awaiting your Cheap paint is more expensive
Mrs. Lena Kershem of Ore news items.
In the long run so do buy the
gon City spent a few days visi
best when In the market for a
ting at the L. O. Gerber home.
change of color.
LADIES NIGHT
Friday afternoon she visited
AT KIWANIS HERE
at the home of Dora and Nola
Tonight will be ladies night
Clester.
Fred Wickersham, Boring,
Nola Clester drove a busload at the Kiwanis club of Sandy
of Eagle Creek children to the meeting held at the Community and Virginia Lee Lamon, Bor-
church social Ing.
Gresham skating rink Thurs Presbyterian
hall. Meeting will start at 6:15
day evening.
The Eagle Creek Presbyter p.m.
DR. ROSS Vita Bits
In charge of the program for
ian church held a family night
potluck supper at the church the ladies night meeting will
Sunday evening. A song fest was be Neil Jackson.
held afterwards. Have spent
IDAHO VISITOR
SAVE $1.00
many an evening at this form
Mrs. Jack Pennell of Great
of entertainment, and it cer Falls, Idaho has been a recent
tainly is to be commended. We visitor in the home of Mr. and
are too inclined to rely on TV Mrs. Roy King.
For the first time in the •
history of Sandy high schcxil I
there has been a tie for the I
Girl of the Month honors. Se-
lected for the month of Sept
ember. on the basis of friend
liness, were Mary Apa and Jan
Carothers.
Miss Apa Is the treasurer
of the associated student body
at the school, She is active
in the musclai department at
the high school as director of
the Pinetones, a member of the
Plonaires and A Cappella Choir,
Sandra Deming
Gains Junior
Honors at OSU
Sandra
Elaine
Deming,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Deming of Sandy, Is among 79
Oregon State University juniors
that have qualified for Junior
Honors on the basis of out
standing
scholastic achieve
ment during their two years
of study.
To qualify for honors .re
cognition,
juniors must have
grade averages of at least B
plus for their university work
to date. Junior Honors is the
highest scholastic recognition
for third-year students
OSU.
Sandra, with the others, will
be honored at a special campus
Honors Accolade, sponsored by
Phi Kappa Phi, national schol-
astlc honor society. She is an
education major at the school.
During tlx* fall concert on Wed-
nesday of next week she will
be directing the girls of the
choir.
Sandy Grade
School Menu
Monday, Oct. 25
Vegetable Ctawder
Cornbread and Syrup
Ralogna Slice
Crisp Apple
Milk
Tuesday, IX’t. 26
“MamUirger Gt avyonSteamed
Pota toes
Mixed Vegetable Salad
Bread and Butter Sandwich
Fruit
Milk
Wednesday, Oct, 27
Vegetable Stew
Buttered Rolls
Crisp Celery
Apple Sauce
Milk
Thursday, Oct. 2»
Sloppy Joe’s on Amelia's
Biscuit
Molded Waldorf 8alad on Let*
tuce
Milk
Friday, Oct, 29
SpookSoup
Included among her future
plans after graduation is attend-
and
tng college in the fall
Broom Bristles
majoring in music.
Rabbits Refreshment
The other September Girl of
Mooner’s Munch
the Month, Miss Carothers, is
Bat’s Brew
president of the American Field
Service a member of the Na
Card of Thank*
tional Honor Society, Speech
Thanks for helping me. I
Club, and editorial page editor
of the Pioneer Press at the would not have done so well
had it not t»een for you. Many,
school.
She Intends to goon to college many thanks.
Stan Smith
following graduation at Sandy
High but Is undecided in the
Sandy Ready Mix, Inc?
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Both of the Sept, honorees
• SAND and GRAVEL
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• MASON SAND
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