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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1966)
TM1 SANDY (Ore.) POST Thure., Jen. 20, 1966 (Sec. I) BPW Girl of Month Chosen Sandy RPW Club Hears Hilde Ohls The Shindy Business A Pro fessional Women’s club met Princess Alice, the native Among tlie many things she Jan. 5 at the Dew Drop Cafe African lady brought to Amer told were how missionaries had ter their dinner meeting. Mra. ica by the television show "Tills helped them and trained them Audrey Colaon, chairman fbr Is Your Life” received a grand In the nila aion school In the evening, Introduced guest reception in Sandy and Gresham homeland. She told atout the peaker Hilde Oida, daughter as she spoke to members of the arrangements to come tu of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. olds of Seventh-day Adventist Church. America and the Ralph Edwards Boring. On Friday night every avail program she was featured on. Miss Olds had the privilege able seat at the Sandy church of being Sandy’s exchange stu was filled aa she told of her dent to Lindenberg, Germany, primitive life in the jungle and (Continued from Page 1) for three months last summer. the many supersltitluns of the work tn close cooperation with »ie told of her stay there with people. Saturday night Princess Mt. Hood College,’’ Dr. Weber her family, Mr. and Mrs. Web Alice presented tier story and add. “SAtch things as aswer er and daughter. Before leaving showed a film that field the Unes, power Installations etc., the States, she spent two days capacity audience spellbound can be worked out jointly to our in Washington, D. C. and three for two hours. mutual advantage’’. days tn New York City seeing as much as possible in a short time. Sie then embarked on a ten day trip to Germany, dur ing which time she tried to study Germ in *> she could converse with her new family. She had ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY » ■ ■ • a wonderful time and told of the life and fun she had. While abroad Hilde also vis- ; ited Switzerland and The Neth erlands. Sie returned by plane : arriving in Portland on Sept. 1. i; The December girl of the $ month was senior Patty O'Siia, J daughter of Mr. and Mra. W. J. J O’Siia of Boring. She waschoa- ? purpose en for "cheerfulness.” Sie •: plans to attend college this fall. § Guests at the meeting were v Pat Colaon. Marie Seomatter, i*ra Berger, Audrey Colaon, $ Bunny Bye, Melva Bahe, Gladys ? Cannon, Garnet McCulloch, Jennie Brewster and Florence ::: Schmltx. by Th« Snooper Greetings again — to all New Year gets into full swing COMING EVENTS: 'all agreed, ‘‘the job couldn’t you wonderful people who read this coming Saturday as the PRIZE NIGHT -- sponsored have been done without the ad the Sandy Post. Year of the Hare becomes the by the Hoodland Women’s Club, vice of Jack Fahie.” Old Shoop would like to take Year of the Horse. Late or Inc. Jan. 28 at the Log Lodge. Alice Roberts was on crutch this opportunity to wish you a early -- I still wish you all Buffet at 6:30 p.m. es because of a sprained ankle, velly Happy New Year. A little a most prosperous, peaceful PRIZE NIGHT - sponsored but she had no intention of let late perhaps but it’s all in the and pleasant new year. by the Hood-Land Chamber of ting this handicap spoil their way you look at it. If you Commerce Feb. 11, also at the vacation. happen to be Chinese -- I’m It’s only fair to tell you— Log Lodge. Buffet at 6:30 p.m. Incidentally, the Lions now a bit on the early side. Chinese right at the beginning--that Friday, Feb. 4, at 7:30 p.m., have seven wheel chairs at their Yours Truly has not returned- a chartered Trail way bus will disposal. This is but one of the to-the-fold on a permanent take off for Reno to return late many free services the Lions basis. A couple of things must Skmday, Feb. 6. There are still provide to the community. be ironed out first. Namely -- a few seats available for any After a long absence, the tall 1 already said it -- my IRON one wishing to join Hoodlanders twins, Esther and Estelle Wlk, ING! If some kind soul comes for a week-end of fun at Reno. were back on the m auntain, to my rescue my main problem For full details and reserva much to the pleasure of their Chosen as Business and Pro will be solved. (Just one day tions call Georgia Vermaas at many friends here. Sunday School fessional Women’s Girl of the per week, at my house, tor good Hood-Land 811. All reserva Don and Rosemary Avery Morning Worthip Month for January was Cherrt wages, is all I ask.) tions must be in no later than have surprised many with their Young People'» 615 p.m L. Boyles, a brown hair and Problem No. 2 rests square Jan. 24. 7 00 p.m decision to build a new home brown eyed senior at Sandy ly on the shoulders of all the Bible Study (Wed ) 7 30 p.m. The third annual Sweethearts on their remaining property on high schooL She Is the daughter dear people who have urged WM E ROSE. Potior Ball sponsored by the Hood the Sandy River. of Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Boyles “The Siooper’s” return by of land Women s Club will be MU 7-3661 MU 7-6304 The large family of Bert of Cottrell. fering aid in news gathering. Feb. 12, 9 p.m. at Bowmins and Lou Stauffer continued to Miss Boyles was chosen fbr I intend to hold you to this Mt. Hood Golf and Country Club. Increase In sice, Clair Ugle- her sincerity for the honor. promise and should you fall Special attraction at this stadt (still with the Forest She plans to enter beauty down on this little task — it year’s ball Is the color TV Service full-time and singing Sunset A Virginia Sts. college in Portland following wiU mean the end of mine. set. The set is on display at part-time) joined the family her completion of high school Sandy, Ore. As long as you make an effort the golf club and tickets are last month when he married this spring. On weekends she SUNDAY: to keep me posted — PU make still available — so don't miss Norma Stauffer. Another addi Public Bible lecture 3 p.m. is employed at Darr’s Ski Stop the effort to do the same for your opportunity. There seems tion to the group will take Watchtower Study 4:15 p.m. at Government Camp. you. O. K.? (We ll both know to be some misunderstanding place on Saturday at Lou’s TUESDAY: Her mother is a cook at the the answer next week -- either regarding tickets for the TV, daughter, Kathy Lukens, weds Congregation Bible Study high school while her fattier is we’ll be back — or we won’t!) with many people unaware that Gerald Howard. Howard is in 8 p.m. a carpenter. There are three purchase of the “Night on Mt. the Air Force stationed at Clo FRIDAY: brothers in her family. The Which naturally brings to Mindlry School p.m Hood” ticket booklet Includes vis, N. M. eldest, Don, is stationed at mind still another problem — Service Meeting p.m a ticket for the TV, The “Night A reception for the newly LaPush, Wash, with the Coast communication. on Mt. Hood” booklet Is in It- weds will be held at the Barlow -STUDY WITH US!— Guard while Ron is an eighth It certainly should be a sim self a real bargain. Five res Trail Saturday night. grader at Cottrell and student ple matter to reach me via the taurants in the Hood-Land area Happy Birthday wishes to body president, too. John, the telephone, however ... are giving one-half price din Bill Swanson and Cherrie youngest brother, Is in the 7th At present I suggest you rely ner with one at regular price Cartwright. grade, also at Cottrell. upon the good old dependable to holders of these booklets. Anniversary celebrations are U. & postal service. So the purchase of one Night in order for Ray and Sharon To those of us who live in on Mt. Hood booklet for one Brldgemon, Gene and Vi Colli Hood-Land -- this is no joking David Schaad, La Grande, dollar Includes a half price er and Joe and Jane Hillend. matter. For four years now I Sundoy School 9 45 o.m will tell of his experiences in dinner at the Alpine Hut, Bar- Belated congratulations to Ted Morning Service» 11 o.m. have had blind faith in Charlie Nationalist China at the County low Trail, Bowman’s Golf Club, and Mardell Baessler who re MONDAY Wettmintter Fellow»hip Augustines’ (owner of the Hood- Log Lodge and Zig Zag Inn — 4-H Loaders’ Assoc., meeting, cently celebrated their 20than M icaronl and cheese High School Group 7 00 p.m. Land Telephone Co.) promise Thursday, Jan. 20, at the Trl- plus a ticket for the TV. Clear niversary. Turnip wedge Nursery Core During Worship of better things to come. Frank now? . Ctty Chamber of Commerce Doris McKinley of Wemme Egg salad sandwich ly, I’m tired of waiting. Parsonage MU 7-3644 Building in Oregon City. is busy making preparations Fruit Cup REV E. I. NEUENFELDT Schaad has recently returned At this point Yours Truly fbr a two and a half month trip Please do not think my per Milk after spending six months on sonal feelings toward Charlie would like to mention how to Africa. Site leaves Feb. 8. TUESDAY Tawaln an International have changed. I like Charlie very nice it has been to know Hamburger on bun Farm Youth Exchange delegate. NOTE TO CLAUDE and very much. But the phone situ the column has been missed. Onion slice During this time he lived with PHYUS WILLIAMS: Someone ation has gone far beyond the I have genuinely appreciated Lettuce wedge different farm families, help swiped your name. Sign on a big “personal feelings” depart your remarks to this effect Ice box cookie ing them with their work and new restaurant at Bangkok, ment -- at least as far as I’m What really surprised me Orange juice taking part tn their family ac Thialand says -- DEW DROP concerned. I sincerely believe though, is the number of Sandy- Milk INN! tivities. He will show slides Charlie is doing his best--but Ites who have mentioned they WEDNESDAY Morning Services 10:30 o.m. along with his talk. NOTE TO MARSH GLOS: --it just isri’t enough! missed the column. They miss ChlU Sundoy School 9:15 o.m. Neil Jackson wondered why you The L F. Y. E. program la hearing about “what’s going Vegetable sticks A Cordial Welcome is To those of you who are sgxxiaored by the National 4-H refused to answer questions on the mountain. ’ ’ Therefore, if French bread Extended to All talking co-op — count me in. Foundation. Many 4-H clubs about Manila at the Klwanls the column is continued, I will Apple sauce cake PASTOR WAITER LUEDTKE In the meantime, does any meeting—so 1 told him. in Clackamas County contribute try to insert a schedule of com Milk MU 7-6501 - Home one know where I can find a money to it each year. In 1965 NOTE TO RAY NOVOTNY: THURSDAY ing events each week. (I suggest MU 7-6381 — Church couple of well trained carrier Shoop suggests you give up four young people from Oregon each organization on the moun Wiener — mustard pigeons? playing golf In January. were sent to live In other coun tain appoint so mon e to contact Browned potato tries in IFYE delegates. NOTE TO PETE WINGLE: me regularly regarding this Cabbage Pineapp’e salad Anyone interested In hear Construction men on the info.) Vanilla pudding ing Schaad la Invited to the mountain are wondering why Bread and butter program. the Forest Service used a dif SHORT SHOTS: Mik ferent set of specifications on FRIDAY Mt. Hood Lions prexy, Glenn their new building rather than Roberts, (alias the Shaniko Kid) Cottage cheese Sandy Seventh-Day Adventist Church the same specifications re stopped by the Lions Hall last Sipreme string beans quired for the building of sum Saturday to say “hello” on the Buttered corn "Will the World Unite Under One Flag?" mer homes? way to Salem. He was just in Baked apple slice The Bible prophecy that baffles the sceptic*! NOTE TO MOON MULLEN: time to see a batch of the fellas ALSO Corn meal rolls Please return my cook book and Beautiful Chalk Drawings by Mrs. Forrest Roper hard at work at repairing the Milk and recipe file. roof. Patching up leaks were Motion Picture "TEENAGE CHALLENGE" NOTE TO HOWARD BERG Garden Club Members Dates Lymp, Don Avery, Milt Sunday, Jan. 23 - 7:30 P.M. All Welcome ER: Beware of the new neigh Fox, Roy Carothers, BlllStien- Will Hold Course bors you will acquire when you oarger, Bert Stauffer and they A two-day shortcourse fbr build the new bank next to the Lions Hall at Wemme. Dates garden club members will be Lymp Is already planning a 12- held Jan. 28 and 31 at the Linn Inn, states Jim Inch pipeline between the Lions West Love, Clackamas county exten Hall and the bank vault. NOTE TO GENE BOWMAN: sion agent, All Clackamas county garden Sioop suggests a change in diet. Not enough calories in club members are invited to Orchids and Holly leaves. Have attend. The meetings are sched uled to begin at 10 a.m. each you tried Ivy? JUST PHONE For four Card In Thi> DIRECTORY Phone MUtual 7-2781 NOTE TO MOUSIE: Please day. There will be a no-host luncheon served at the Inn. say it isn’t sol NOTE TO LEE IRWIN and On Jan. 28, discussion will include budding, grafting, and WALT TAYLOR: Dittel K«n Walker at NOTE TO BETTY HART rodent controL On Jan. 31, weed MT. HOOD REDI-MIX Hood-Land 800 MAN (the ex-boss lady): PRE identification and control, and ELTON D. LEA Vin, M.D. soil management and fertility Ready Mix Cenerete - Crushed PARE for ACTIONI Physician and Surgeon will be discussed. Rock • Sand and Gravel NOTE TO YOURS TRULY: County Extension agents from Office Houri: 9 A M. to 6 R.M. Make appointment to have head Phone MU 7-7734 Doily except Wed., Sun. Sot. 9-1 PM and Multnomah examined. Some marbles must Clackamas MU 7-2631 MEDICAL BLDG , SANDY ounties will present the mat Plant located at Firwood Junction be missing -- otherwise you erial. would not be -- once again If you have any further ques saying -- Byefornow—SfQOP. tions regarding the garden club shortcourse, contact the Exten CLASSIFIED ADS J. WOODLE sion office in Oregon City at BAUNACH BRINO RESULTS 656-2641, Ext. 234. Sandy Assembly of God Kingdom Hall * Community Presbyterian Church 4-H leaders to Hear Speaker Welches Grade School Menu Immanuel Lutheran Church HEAR THE VOICE OF YOUTH Classified Business Professional Directory Concrete - Ready Mix Hom« for the Aged Veteran» - Social Security - Welfare Grociou» Living on limited Income Fine Food _______ MU 7-5389 M c G uire nursing home MU 7-4712 Home for invalid», convale»cent patient* and tho»e needing nurting care. Marthe C. McGuire, R.N. 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