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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1966)
TH! SANDY (Or*.) POST Thur«., April 7, 1H4 (Sec 1) ESTHER K. WORKINGER Bowling SANDY MIXED DOUBLES 4-4-66 W L McKinnon Enterprises 69 1/2 50 1/2 Mt. Hood Lanes 65 55 Frederickson 65 55 Appliance Belangy's Egg M 1/2 55 1/2 Ranch R. S. Smith 1/2 n 1/2 Motor Co. 67 Mder’s Dairy 53 Pioneer Real 52 68 Estate Paul's Welding 48 1/2 69 1/2 Womw'j high series and game — Agnes Shore, 473 and Marge Venable, 181. High man’s series and game — Stan Espersen, 629 and My ron Dale, 233. High team series and game Fredericks*! Appliance, 2252 and 794. NITE OWLS TRIO 4-4-66 DICK GROENER, candidate for the Oregon state senate, told membars of the Mr. Hood Chamber of Commerce, he strongly opposes the 1 1/2% property tax limitation Initiative. Groener told C of C members how to approach the highway commission on matters they are concerned about. Affair was annual Installa- tlon of officers. (Pos: Photo) W L Curt 4 Dels 71 49 Glos Ford 69 51 Grokett Jewelry 63 57 Ellen’s Klozet 61 59 Edward's Richfield 48 72 Mt, Hood Lanes 48 72 High individual game and series — Angle Drum, 179 and 501. High team game and series -- Grokett Jewelry, 1283 and 472. WEDNESDAY NIGHT MIXED 3- 30-66 W L BeeJays 73 1/2 42 1/2 Misfits 61 1/2 54 1/2 Fearless Four 61 55 211 Cabinet Shop 60 1/2 55 1/2 Team One 58 1/2 57 1/2 Team Eight 55 61 Team Six 50 66 Moonshiners 44 72 High m?i*s game and series -- DeWiyue Spink, 192 and 520. High woman’s game and series — Betty Hartman, 196 and 526. MT. H3ODERS 3-31-66 in the Easter Parade new handbags are ready to W Zig Zag Inn 34 II All Coast 33 19 Pioneer Real Estate 33 19 William’s Thriftway 39 22 Ning’s Fireside 29 23 Oja Luml>er 20 32 Dew Drop Inn 19 33 Whistle Stop 10 42 High game -- Miry Kuchs. 209. High series — Fern Hunter 548. High team game and series — Zig Zag Inn, 802 and 2367, parade in handsome style. SANDY MEN’S LEAGUE Smaller, but spacious, and above all, smart... our qwm.ij See, choose here from fash ionable shapes and shades. 95 W L Richardson’s Chev. 42 18 ' Rexall Drug 25 35 Dea’s In & Out 31 29 Smith’s Motors 30 30 Brewsters 28 32 Sandy Truck Line 27 33 Clackamas Cty. Bank 25 35 Thriftway 22 38 High individual game and series — Lou Langlois, 209 and 617. High team game and series Brewsters, 904 and 2683. MT. HD o ' d Elegance, with those k ,e feminine touches to accent Easter gracefully ... that's the story in gloves, told here in fine fabrics 98 L Hood Properties 38 1/2 21 1/2 ♦ Brightwood OH Co. 38 22 211 Cabinet Shop 36 1/2 23 1/2 Curt 4 Dels 36 24 Janz Berry Land 33 27 Sfcartsm<.n’s Club 22 38 Log Lodge 18 42 Cliff’s Richfield 18 42 High individual game and series — S. Esper sea, 217 and 578. High team series — Janz Berry Land, 2415. High team game -- 211 Cab inet Shop, 831. SAN RO ESTA OPEN FRIDAYS 'TIL 9:00 P.M W L Estacada Golf 39 Course 21 Forest Haven 34 Motel 26 Sandy 33 1/2 26 1/2 Radiator Barlow Trail 31 29 Washing Well 26 34 Jennie Welch’s 1 Antiques 26 34 Gateway Store 25 1/2 34 1/2 25 Log Lodge 35 High individual game, handi cap and scratch — 231 and 212. High series, handicap and scratch — Cleo Gagner, 618 and 561. w L H 4 J Coin Cleaners 78 Sandy Post 65 Richardson’s Chev. 64 Tiki Printing 64 Rich’s Sandy Mobil 64 Dover Kennel 54 Treasure Chest 46 Mt Electronics 42 55 56 56 56 66 72 GRADE SCHOOL Wash.; and four sisters, Mrs. Lenora Morton of Milwaukie, Mrs. Klim Barbur, Mrs. Ivan Phelps and Mrs. Winifred Dte> fendorf, all of Portland. Funeral services were lu>ld April 1 Ln the clui|>el of Car- roll Funeral Home. Vault In terment was In Wiliam >tte National cemetery. Rev. Wil- Ham Rose offered the services. Horsetail Falls is 221 feet in helghth. The name is sup posed to be descriptive of the fulls and has been in use since pioneer days. ALWAYS ON (ALL Pkw 665.4811 All children who will be en tering Sandy elementary school first grade this fall are invited to a pre-school party in the All Purpose room at the Sandy elementary school, April 14, from 2 to 3:30 p.m. it Is important that parents bring their child’s birth certifi cate or other valid Identifica tion for enrollment. Children will visit the firat grade rooms while m other is busy with enrolling her child. We ho|>e all children and mothers will l>e . ble to attend. There is much paper work involved in securing burial benefits We can, and do, offer our services with this work. BATEMAN 530 WfJT FOWtU BOIA ( VA RD / MEDICARE GOT YOU STUMPED? What Do I Do With My Present Insurance? ft How Can I Afford Complete Coverage? PACC J HAS EIGHT SOLUTIONS LANES w with an Easter air! OBITUARIES ESTHER E. WORKINGER,64, died Saturday, Mirch 26, at Funeral Chapel with vault In. The Dalles. Mrs, W u klnger ter tn »nt at Forest Lawn cerne- High individual game and was born January 9, 1902, in tery. series — Louise Monro, 217 Minnesota. She is survived by and 734. seven children; Howard Work- FLOYD G. BURDICK High team game and series tnger, and Virgil Worklnger, -- Richardson’s 585, and H both oC Veneta; David A. Work- Floyd Glenwood Burdick, 74, A J Coin Cleaners, 2155. inger and Mrs. Patricia Kin of Rt. 3, Box 624, Boring, died cade, both of Dover; Ray A. at his home, March 29. Floyd EARLY BIRDS Worklnger, Lester A. Work Burdick was born Oct. 8, 1891 4-4-66 W L lnger, all . of The Dalles; at Salem. Al’s Mlnlt also 15 grandchildren. Inter The early years of his Ufa Mart 33 19 ment was at Igo Cem >tery. were spent in Salem where he Gene’s M «r ket 33 19 attended school. About 1915 he Shaw’s Rich- ROBERT EMMETT HOLT moved to Sand Point, Ida., where field 27 1/2 24 1/2 he worked in the woods as a Sw all’s Robert Emmett Holt. Rt. 1, logger. On Dec. 26, 1918, at Plumbing 26 1/2 25 1/2 Boring, died March 31 after a Sand Point, he married Valeria Glos Ford 25 1/2 26 1/2 short Illness. He was torn Oct. V. Wilkins. In 1929, they re Jaycettes 24 28 29, 1888 In Bandera, Tex., and turned to Oregon, and in 1930 Lewis Hdw. 19 1/2 32 1/2 cam? to Oregon from Kansas settled In Boring. Zig Zag Inn 19 33 In 1928. He moved to the Lust On June 27, 1918 at Kin J High Individual game ed-Boring area In 1930 and had Point, Ida,, he enlisted in the Harriett Scales, 172. made his home here since. He U. S, Army. Except for his High Individual series farmed most of his life. time in the service, almost all Maxine Hickey, 494. He is survived by Ids chil of Ids life had been spent In High team garni? and series dren: Lloyd Holt, Boring; J. -- Al’s M.nit Mart, 663 and E. Holt, California; Mrs. Eva the northwest. He had worked in the woods as a logger In 1867. Roberts of Gresham, and How Idaho and Oregon. ard Holt of Portland; 12 The surviving members of grandchildren and eight great his family include the widow, Radioman Third Class grandchildren; a brother, L. Valeria of Boring; two sons, Charles W. Portis, USt, son Joe Halt, of New Mexico, and Kenneth of Sandy and Donald of Mr. and Mrs. James A. his sisters, Mrs. Roy Chlpp- of Boring; two daughters, Mrs. man of Bandera, Tex.; Mrs. George (Maxine) Wolf of Sandy Portis of Rt. 3, Boring, partici pated in a bilaterlal anti-sub Bessie Coolidge of Ventura, and Mrs. Joe (Jerry) Haley of marine warfare exercise in the Calif., and Mrs. Tina Nerry Salem- 10 grandchildren, two East China Sea while serving of San Antonio, Tex. great - grandchildren; two aboard the Seventh Fleet de Funeral services were held brothers, Clair Burdick of stroyer escort USS Hooper. 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