(U<- n TH, *AMOV (O»*) POET
Kathleen
O'Brien
Holiday visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Linhart wore Max
and Donna Shafer with their
• daughter, Kathryn, from Lewls-
• ton, Ida. Donna Is a nurse, and
Max Is foreman of a paper mill
in Lewistown. Accompanying
the Aiafers were Donna’s sis
ter, Karon, and “Grandpa”
Howley. The Frank Linharts,
i living on McCabe Road, really
have had their share of winter
already — one day last week,
they measured 21 inches of enow
In their orchard, and another 6
Inches of snow fell the follow
ing night — they'd be quite con-
to nt to let this be their quota
of snow for the entire wintori
Loretta Bender mentioned
how much she appreciated and
enjoyed the many cards and
greetings sent to her during
her recent stay in the Provi
dence hospital. “I received over
200 cards, and many flowers--
people were wonderfull" She
arrived home the day before
Christmas, but still must take
it easy following recent surg-
: ery.
Ivan, Agnes and Dan Barker
spent Christmas Day with rel
atives in Drain. Over 20 family
members attended the reunion,
Including Agnes’ sisters: Mary
Henderer, Marguerite Bullard,
Josephine Coons and Pauline
Brown. It had been almost 40
years since this many of the
family had been able to spend
Christmas together. For New
Year’s, the Barkers had their
“usual" Jan. 1st dinner —Ivan
barbecued a rolled roast for
their guests.
Are you Interested tn learn
ing to square dance? The Coun
try Cut-ups, a square dance
club, are sponsoring lessons
tonight and nest Thursday night
In the Boring Barn. Don Jones
Is the caller and the teacher.
Lessons begin at 8 p.m. For
further information call Alaa
or Nancy Gunderson, MU 7-'
2655.
Christmas was a time for
visiting friends and family
for Guy end Gretchen Chilton.
Christmas Eve was spent with
George and Joanne Rohwoder
and family — Christmas Day
with Guy and Beverly Buswell
and family. Monday, Doc. 27
they spent at Woodburn, visit
ing Gretchen's aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nicholson.
The Nicholsons formerly lived
,
»
Blgnali mentioning that “the
best part of Christmas Is all
the snowl”
The Tom
Boothbys pleased to have both
Margaret and Cathy home for
two weeks . . . Carol Searls,
Grace Keich and Lucille Chris
tensen all celebrating birthdays
on Jan. 1 . . . The Sandy high
Dance band meeting for break
fast at the Trail Cafe . . .
Cathl Fisher, a senior, home
from hospital following surgery
• . . Cathl was rushed to hos
pital Dec. 23 following an ap
pendicitis attack . . . Maurice
Siebert In hospital following
a fall from a hayloft last week
, . . Mary Liz Randell staying
overnight with Kathy Searls be
cause of weather conditions at
her home In Rhododendron.
(Randells former home was
lost tn the flood a year ago)
. .. Mary Liz’s sister, “Tink
er" Is a freshman at Oregon
State, planning to become a
P. E. teacher .. . Gail Maro
ney in a cast -- site has a
fractured ankle . . . Martha
Drew typing correspondence for
, the Oral Hull Foundation ...
Mr. and Mrs, Connelly of Los
Altos,
Calif., spending the
Christmas season with their
daughter and son-in-law, Nancy
and Alan Gunderson . . . Sherry
Lawson receiving a card from
Donna Melnlg, a P. E. teacher
at Santa Fe Springs high school
tn California
Mick and
Sherry Lawson, spending the
holiday season at home, joined
one evening by Bob and Lee Ann
Rhode.
Of interest to many tn Sandy,
Judd Mills received word from
Friedbert (“Bert") Malt from
Germany, saying that he had
finished school, that his grades
were good, and he was now as
sisting a professor. Bert, Sandy
hlgb’s first foreign exchange
student, attended school dur
ing the year 1958-59 when Judd
Mills was Student Body Presi
dent.
Understand It was one of the
Cheney boys from Dover who
made a couple of baskets for
the Sandy All-Stars during the
Harlem Clowns game.
Chrlstmis Day found the
Rowlands, the Marcys and the
Bergers all joining together
for a Christmas dinner at the
Howard Bergers.
Learned from Sherry Lawson
current news of her sisters:
Roy and Chris (Cain) Boppre
and their three children: Leroy
(a junior), Diane (5th grade)
and Johnny (2nd grade) live In
Seaside. Chris graduated from
Sandy high
in 1946, Royce
(“Buster”) and Ethel (Caln)
Annis with their two chil
dren, Virginia and Stephen, live
t Brightwood. Ethel, now op
erating Ethel's Beauty Shop In
Brightwood, graduated from
Sandy high In 1949. Rod’s
Beauty Shop in Sandy Is owned
by another sister, “Rod” Sad-
Sandra Deming
Engagement
I The
m Announced
engagement of Sandra
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Elaine Deming of Sandy
to
Vernon Warren Rush, Jr, of
MUI City, Oro. was recently
announced
at Heather Rae
Cooperatlve on the Oregon State
university campus. Miss Dem
ing Is the daughter of Mr. and
(their adopted Korean son) are
both seniors, Julie is a sopho
more and Cathy is in the 7th
grade. And, in the Sandy area:
Jesse and Marlon (Lawson)
James with children, Don and
Theresa; Jerry and Doris
The engagement was revealed
(Predmore) Lawson with chil
by the passing of a lighted
dren, Cindy, Nick and Jerry olive green candle surrounded
Lee Jr.; and Mickey and Sher
by yellow rose buds which held
ry (Caln) Lawson.
a pearl engagement ring and
The Clackamas County Bank matching wedding bands. As Is
staff held their Christmas party traditional,
the candle was
at Bowman’s Golf Club. Jean passed to each girl In the house
Alt, bank president, was pre until it was blown out by Its1
sented with a green orchid cor
owner.
sage from the staff. It was a
A 1963 graduate from Sandy
very surprised Lorraine (Mar
high school she Is currently
shall) Tooks when the party enrolled as a junior at OSU
also turned into an unexpected whore she is an elementary
baby shower for her. Under education major.
stand the bank had once before
Her betrothed Is the son of
combined a baby shower with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon W. Rush,
their Christmas party — two Sr. of MUI City. He is a 1963
when June Wesse- graduate from North Salem high
link was the honored guest. school and a junior at OSU.
Howard and Sara Berger Rush, too, is an elementary
spent New Year's Eve in their education major. In addition to
traditional way at the “Sewing his studies he is employed by
Club Party" at Lake Grove. the university
under
the
Yes, it is the “Sewing Club"! National Work Study Program
It had an unusual beginning as a teacher’s aid in the Cor
some 33 years ago when some vallis Public schools. Rush Is
wives and grllfriends decided a member of the Beaver Lodge
to get together to sew — then Cooperative.
the men decided to meet to
An early summer wedding is
gether to play cards. “Howard planned by the couple. They will
belonged to It — but 1 mer continue to pursue their studies
rled into it,’* Sara remarked. at the university following their
This year 12 couples met to marriage.
see the New Year in together.
Home on leave presently Is
Richard Petrie, son of Mrs.
Irene Petrie, of Brightwood.
Richard is in the Navy and
High school students through
had been stationed off the coast out Oregon are again invited to
of Viet Nam.
enter the annual High School
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ba he of Newspaper Article Contest, the
Aldercroek had as their guests sponsoring
Oregon
Wheat
on New Year’s Day, the How Growers League announced this *
ard Berger family. The Bahes
had returned earlier In the week
Don Woodward of Pendleton,
from spending the Christmas president of the grower organi
holidays with Mrs. Baha's bro zation, said that two subjects
ther, Kenneth Berger and fam have been selected for this
ily, of Pebble Beach, Calif., year’s competition --“Advant
Kenneth and Howard Berger are ages of Wheat in the Everyday
first cousins.
Diet” and “Production and
The newest arrival on the Marketing of Oregon Wheat.”
Sandy
Scene, and I believe The contest opened on Jan. 3
Sandy's closest contender for and closes with entries post
baby, 1s marked on or before May 1.
little Todd Mitchell Kasch,
Woodward announced that all
first aon of Tom and Marilyn Oregon students la grades nine
Kasch. Todd welghed in at 6 through twelve are eligible to
lbs. 13 ox. on his arrival Fri compete, with the exception of
day, Doc. 31 at SU Vincent those whose parents hold offi
Hospital. Earl and Mary Mit cer posts In the Wheat League
chel! of Sandy, and Pat and or the Oregon Wheat Commis
Rudy Kasch of Zig Zag, are the sion.
Heard reports that Robert
grandparents. Mary Mitchell's
Entry blanks and research
Bignail’s mother made a New
mother, Norma Syblon, finds the materials may be obtained by
Year’g Resolution: “We will
event quite excitng too — Todd writing to the Oregon Wheat
is her first great - grandchild. Growers League, P. O. Box
try to go out to dinner every
two monthsl”
Congratulations to Tom and 400, Pendleton. Essays submit
Mrs. Hattie Duhrens will be
Marilyn on their new 1964 Tax ted on either of the two sub
Exemption!
spending considerable time In
jects must be typed and should
the Gresham General Hospital
not exceed 1500 words.
following her recent accldent--
Cash awards will be made
a card or letter from a friend
for the winning entries, Wood
would make the time pass quick
Darel Courser and his wife, ward reported, with >75 going
Effie (Bruce) and their three to the author of the best arti
er for her.
The Passing Scene: Fred
children have been visiting his cle, and >50, >35
and >15
mother, Mrs. Bessie Courser prizes for the second, third
Proett spending an enjoyable
Relnholtz and others at Sandy, and fourth place entries. The
holiday season in San Fraa-
cleeo and vicinity
David and Lucille Wlenecke and her parents, Clair S. and winning papers will be pub-
Robert
left Vancouver, Wash., by train Ruth Bruce of Portland. They Hshed in a number of Oregon
Doc. 23 to visit Lucille's sis M>ent Saturday afternoon at the , newspapers and farm journ-
ter and brother-in-law in Ed home of Francis and Ida Mae , sis, he said, and the winner
monton, Alberta, Canada. Trav Meeker in Sandy. Darel is tak will be a special guest of the
elling with the Wienecke’s wore ing the medical course in Span Wheat League at its annual
Lucille's parents, Mr. and Mrs. ish at Guadalajara in Mexico state meeting In December.
Purcell of Beaverton. The Wle- preparing for mission service.
entries will be judged, the
neckes were looking forward to They spent five years at the League president said, on or
skiing and trying out the new He Ife Hospital in Nigeria, Cen iginality, subject matter, spell
sno-cat purchased by their Ed tral Africa, where Darel was ing and composition and sum
monton relatives. They return a laboratory technician.
mary. In addition to the four
ed to Portland on New Year’s
cash awards, merit certificates
CLASSIFIED ADS PAY
Day.
will be presented
All eastern Star and Masonic
FREDRICKSON APPLIANCE
fUBMCKIQN
members mark Tuesday, Jan.
11 on your calendar. At the 8
p.m. chapter meeting In the
Sandy Masonic Lodge, there
will be the Initiation of two
candidates, Maude Johnson and
Wilson Matheny, and the join
ing by affiliation at Aileen Mad
ison and Jessie Buckman. An
other event scheduled for Tues
• READY MIXED
day evening is a cake, pie and
home-m-ide-bread "cakewalk."
CONCRETE
The funds raised will be used
toward Eastern Star's various
• CRUSHED
flLI
worthy projects.
Hore’s a note of Interest as
ROCK
the year begins — Did you
know that Tom and Erma
• SAND AND
Boothby met each other for
the first time on a Now Year's
GRAVEL
Eve?
Some current news on the
Lawson family: Bort and Bar
save many, many
Plant Located
bara (King) Lawson with their
dollars on the
Firwood
two children, Rone (6th grade)
and Becky (1st grade) live In
San Jose, Calif., where Bert
Frigidair»
works for Westinghouse, and
Barbera works in a bank. Bill
and Shirley Lawson and their
throe children: Cheryl 6, Rick- ’
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io 4 1/2, and Robbie 2, also
Modal ODA*
live in San Jose, whore Bill
works as an electrician. Keith
and Evelyn (Lawson) Coburn
live In Portland — they have.
4 children: Steve and Charlie
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