"her friend" Carl Hell. ..
Since she had been wearing a
corrected her: "Me not dirty, short-bloused piaysuit, ahe had
me prettyl" Ginny then con washed the circular ares where
had been un.
tinued the subject with words her stomach
covered;
ahe
had
washed her
to the effect that "nobody would
like a little girl THAT dirty!" face, and tocumplete her "quite
Not loo much thought was given presentable appearance" ( to
to the matter until a short time her, anyways) ahe had even put
on lipstick! Huw's that
for
late:
she saw her young
daughter emerging from
the feminine intuition??!!
bathroom, heading out to help
CLASSIFIED ADS PAY
: Her mother saw her and said
"My, tiut you are dirty!" Carrie
OIVA
f4
Kathleen
Yi
A floral arrangement of white
O'Brien
MU 7-4063
phlox, magnolia blossoms and
Message from Snoop: Regular secrets - probably it is "all
gladioli near the altar decorated
snapshots, then said "There's
readers of the Hood-Land Hap
the Sandy Presbyterian Church
in a days work". . .The one I y°u, Herbie", pointing to his
for the April wedding of Emilie penings column are in for a heard recently was the sur- image on the page. She looked
surprise - and Snoop is certain prise bridal shower given for
Sue West and Claude
Lee
again at the picture: "But who
it will be a most pleasant one! Donna Wyatt following banking
Williamson.
that fat old woman next to
I
’
ve
asked
EILEEN
ANDEK-
hours on the 18th. With plans
The bride is the daughter of
you?" or words to that effect.
Mr. and Mrs. Isham West, of SON to cover the mountain beat and preparations going on all He looked, but didn't know who
in place of Yours Truly for this around her, It was a veryasttm-
Government Camp, and
the
it was either. After moreeare-
issue and the next issue.
I ished Donna who found herself
bridegroom
ful scrutiny, Lucille said with
was
so
shocked
by
her
affirma
■ and Mrs. I. O. Williamson, of
the guest of honor. Donna's a surprised amused
laugh:
tive answer - I nearly fainted! marriage
I Aurora.
to Allen "Spike" “Why, that is me!"
Eileen is the current pre Fleshman will take place June
I
The bride, given away by
I her father, chose a floor-length
sident of the Hoodland Women ' s
been in Passing: Curt Brew
Club, Inc. and is always an
I gown of white satin, highlighted
Three Sandy High band stu ster pleading with his dad "t
active and loyal supporter of dents are looking forwarding
I with lace overlay, and a flow
just want to LOOK at the candy".
mountain affairs. Because of to a Jari Clinic this summer at
ing train. Her fingertip veil
Phil Jonsrud'a new office a
her
many
and
varied
interests
was held in place by matching
Sacramento State College. The bright addition to Sandy (the
1 feel she is able to step into three students
headdress. She carried
a
orange curtains really set it
Snoops shoes - and fill them band members
1 bouquet of white roses.
Doug off nlcelyfX . .May 20 la the
i
Theresa Chan, a friend of the far better than Snoop herself! Heckman, a freshman
bari-
birthday of Marie Eklund and
I bride from Formosa, and Susan
Bye now-Snoop
tone sax; Diana Lindsey, junior,
Pstrlcia Wevwl ink......... Jue
I Hackler, the bride's cousin,
The braille American flags comet; and Jim Boring, senior - Michael, Arlene Bakke
and
I were candlelighters. They wore
trombone. They will study for
purchased by the Sandy Jr.
Gary Anliker were born on
I light rose floor-length gowns,
Girl Scout Troop <783 for the one week (Aug. 7-13) with "the May 22. . .Barbara Beeliler
I styled with an empire wal st- Oral Hull Foundation have been finest
jazz
faculty
ever
I line, white gloves, and eech received by Mrs. Ray Sheldon. assembled", and will learn Im- will gu to summer school at
OSU, taking business courses
I had a white rosebud corsage.
theory, changing
Mrs. Sheldon described the provision,
and three workshops. .Dennis
Maid of honor was Miss Alice flags: "The stripes are made music, learning to play
Crow will
complete
his
I Torgerson, of Corvallis. The
Fred
of red velvet and white ribbon, different combos, etc.
Masters Degree in English st
bridesmaids were Mrs. Judy white raised stars are on a blue Proett, band Instructor will
PAC. this summer before a
Mills, of Amity; Miss Jean velvet
background in
the accompany his students, This
trip to Mexico City. . .John
I Williamson (groom's sister), of corner." The Scouts have been jazz clinic experience
was
Vanes plans a trip to Canada
Portland;
and
Miss Sandra closing their eyes and feeling a direct
result
of
following summer school. . .
Lausch, of Marblemount, Wash. the flags with their fingers, community's support of school
Mrs. Eleanors Hermanson re
Her attendants
wore floor- as the flags would be "seen’’ concerts- three
band en
ceived a Newspaper Fund grant
length royal rose gowns, styled by a totally blind person.
thusiasts are thrilled at the for a course in photojournalism
on an empire line, with shoes
Claude and Phyllis Williams opportunity opened to them!
at Lubbock, Texas. . .Diane
and veiled headpieces to match. celebrated their 18th wedding
Several SUHS teachers and Ginter is chaperon mg a trip
Each wore white gloves and anniversary on May 20th.
students were asked the ques to Europe, then plans to join
Give him Accutron*, the only
carried a long stemmed white
May 21st has two interesting tion: "What would you do with a Cook’s tour to other parts
timepiece
in the world guaran-
rose.
fibbertigibbet?" Charles of the world.
incidents-Madeline Knapp and a
Dennis Ruedi
ihe righi lune
Robert
Williamson,
of her son John both celebrated Frasier, woodshop instructor,
and Don Hutson plan to spend
ccutron timepiece uses
Aurora, was best man for his their birthdays the same day- had his own way of handling
their summer working for the
ic tuning fork instead
brother. Lloyd Mills, Ray Fri
Esther Perron celebrated
a it: " Pound him on the head with Lyle M. Hutson Construction
day and Robert West (bride’s
birthday and a wedding anniver a mallet, take out his tonsils Co. in the Medford srea. . . I conventional watch works. It vi
brates 360 times a second and keeps
brother) showed guests to their
sary! It was also John Bye’s with a wood carving set, pull IMle Phelps, senior, had the
places.
birthday.
his nails out with the pliers highest betting average
this I lime so precise, ihe Accutron time
Rev. Edward L. Neuenfeldt
A girls tumbling team was and tighten all the loose screws year,
and was elected all- I piece is guaranteed accurate to with
performed the wedding cere-
in a minute a month
organized at Sandy High this in hishead with a screwdriver." league outfielder. . . .Ellen
mony,
It's the world’s first electronic
year. Team members were: Webster's dictionary defines a Kauffman
graduates
from I
law.
Mrs.
John West sang
Lenna Swells, Marilyn Madison, Hibbert igibblt
Baker Senior High on June 2. 1 wrist timepiece; the first major ad
'Walk Hand in Hand
Cheryl
per”H
and
It has come that time of the | vance in timekeeping in 300 years.
Chris Hartman, of Sandy, sang
JoAnne Middlebrooks
De Ann
" hich is almost reason enough to
Baccalaureat
"The Lord’s Prayer". Miss
Rader, Jackie Rowland, , Lois
Florence Emerson, Detable Services this Sunday evening
give it to the graduate in your family.
Loraine Townsend, of Sandy,
Popelka
Betty Chesnut
and “t the high school; Graduation
and Reich, Tom Cutsforth
Accutron by Butova.
accompanied the soloists.
Roberta Knoll.
The girls Audrey Colson
all
shared is set for June 2nd. Congrat
Approximately 200 persons
practice an hour together each birthdays yesterday.
If you don' know your jewelry,
ulations to the 1966 Gradat
week.
attended the reception held in
Edna Gunderson went one bet
And now a I rue story that
know your jeweler
the church halL Six heart-
Speaking of sports- here’s ter than Eliza Doolittle of "My could do with an appropriate
shaped cakes made up the first
some records: David Jackley, Fair Lady" - she only day title relating to "what measure
tier of the 5-tier wedding cake
scg>homore, holds the 5th best dreamed of "the 20th of May, the feminine sex goes toln order
decorated with roses, wadding
long jump,
formerly called being proclaimed Eliza Doo
to attract a man"! The man,
bells and pink net. Mrs. Dorothy
broad jump, in the'State this little Day".. .Etaia Gunderson in this case, was Carl Bell,
Davis
and Mrs. Josephine
year. He jumped 22 ft. 3 in. actually did have May 20th pro who was rototilllng the back
Brown, friends of the bride,
The State record is 24 ft. 1 claimed "Edna Gunderson Ap
yard of Ave and Ginny Brew
had made the cake .Thebride*s' 1/2 in. In school records Mike preciation Dey". .following 25
ster’s. Small 2 1/2 year old
aunts, Mrs. Leslie Taylor of
Nelson, sophomore, broke the years of service to the cus
Carrie
Brewster watched him
Portland, and Mrs. Louis Hund
pole vault record
tomers of the Rexall Drug Store.
work#* and busied hern elf helping
ley of Maupin, cut the cake.
with a vault
Frank and Lois Pollvks cele
Pouring were M rs. John Walker
12 ft. 2 In. Stan Dobson, senior brated their 13th wedding an him -by picking up stones, etc.,
VACATION
and Mrs.
Ruth Smith. Miss
has beaten the high hurdle mark niversary May 23rd, by going completely oblivious to the dirt
she was collecting all over her. I
Francine
Schmidt and Miss
with 15.1 seconds, and he is out to dinner at the Canton Grill
Debbie Griffith, cousins of the
last
Sunday.
two-tenths of a second off the
bride, served punch. Mrs.Steve
low hurdle record. Tim Marcy,
Fenton had charge of the guest
junior, ran five-tenths of
a
Two other wedding anniver
book, and Doris Miller took
second short of the two-mile saries this week: Herbert and
record.
care of the gift table.
Lucille Ogden celebrated their
—¿^¿ONSRuo
Today is the birthday
For her going-away costume
of 32nd year together last Mon
the new Mrs. Williamson chose
Dixie
Wlttlngton,
Carolyn day; Mr. and Mrs, Jude Loun-
Frasier, Ronnie Dale Krebs dree celebrated their day on
a royal rose wool suit with
matching
purse and shoes,
and Mathew Madison - Happy Tuesday.
accented with a white rose
Birthday!
Seems Sandy stores have had
bud corsage.
,
a needless amount of shoplift
Ever
wonder what would ing going on recently--Some of
happen U a fashion-conscious the items stolen lead to the
girl reported Sports? For the conclusion that the thieves are
many readers who didn’t have of school age. If you know
the opportunity to read a recent of anyone doing shoplifting, re
issue of the Pioneer Press port it to a clerk in the store
published by the High School, at once. . .by stopping the habit
an amusing item written by early, you may be saving the
Nancy Hite is worth repeating person
from more serious
in part:
trouble later on. Several store
.1 tromped through knee owners complain of candy,
deep mud out to the track. There small toys and such items taken,
we saw mllHons of halry-legged and then they mention the bigger
boys (some of them were pretty
cute) doing the wlerdest things. items: Thriftway exhibits some
We stood by the track watching of its stolen goods ranging from
the boys walk by in sweatshirts. superballs to bottles of wine,
There seems to be only one Brewster’s most recent theft
size in sweatshirts — wrong! was a |59. (retail) camera,
Half of the guys wore skin tight taken from inside a glass cab
ones and the other half wore inet, all that was left was the
ones that hung way over their box the camera came in ori-
shoes. . .At the broadjump pit, ginaUy. Surely we can all keep
we saw boys running and jump an eye out in our local stores
ing into a pile of sand. What for signs of shoplifters — no
really looked hard, though, was body likes them!
pole vaulting. It looked like fun
though as we saw Mike Nelson
Mrs. Jim Benshoof was given
and Ron Beaudoin vault what an miscellaneous shower May
looked like a trillion millions 17th at the Sandy Baptist Chapel.
in the air and land in a pile Mary
Mitchell and Marilyn
of saw dust. SPLAT! The saw- Kasch made all arrangements
dust Is the icky part. It gets for the surprise party attended
in the clothes of the guys. by 27 persons. Pam Bens hoof
Some of the boys did little and Lucinda Russell assisted
tricks like sommersaults after with gifts. Louann (Wheeler)
——z—Fairlanes, tool
getting over the bar.
The and Jim Benshoff, both 1965
smartest were the ones that SUHS graduates, were married
landed on their feet and didn’t March 21, 1966, at Pomernv
get sawdust all over them. ." Wash. Jim continued college at
is
Must admit it is a different Oregon State where he
approach to sports writing
. majoring In music education.
It certainly lightened the spòrta Following the present school
page, Nancy. . .in contemplat term, the Benshoofs will move
ing, you just might make the to Pomeroy, where Jim has a
big time!
job with the Forestry Service
for the summer. They Intend
Ford Ranch Wagon
The Clackamas County Bank to move to Corvallis next fall.
staff celebrated 3 wedding an
People say that "pictures'
an I
niversaries last weekend. The don't He", but here’s
FREE! See your Eager Beaver
cake
last
Friday
was
in
honor
incident
recently
that
shows
Northwest Ford Dealer for your copy
of Edwin and Esther Perron’s they can distort the truth at
of the exciting travel brochure,
32nd wedding anniversary May times. The May 20 issue of
"Western Journeys."
21st,
and Fred and Hel«i Opportunity News, available at
Proctor’s
18th
wedding various stores around Sandy,
anniversary May 22nd.
on shows numerous scenes of the
Monday, Delores Craig brought guests
attending the V.M.L.
to another cake - this one for Open House at the Sandy Oppor-
Ray and Hilda Cohrs 13th wed tunlty Center recently. Recall-
ding
anniversary May 23rd. Ing the photographer snapping
The Bank staff do amazingly pictures,
Lucille Ogden cur-
well when It comes to keeping iously looked through
the
Now that he’s graduating
the least he should know
is the right time
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