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THB SANDY (Ore.) POST Thur«., Au«. 11, 1944 (Sec. »1
Eddie Townsend
Dies at Age 74
Hood-Land Happenings
SANDY
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EDDIE TOWNSEND
By Hw SNOOPER
home in Mt. Air Park and pro­ er called to say, “The Royal
gressed to the golf club for Denmark restaurant is open
dancing until it was time for for business.’’ The Royal Den­
Viljo and the Notables to stop mark was formerly Paulson's
playing. Then the party moved on 112th and Foster Rd. in S.E.
to the Barlow Trail inn ’til Portland and is now under the
closing time at 3 a.m. and then management of Harriet and John
on down to the Alder Creek Kuckta who formerly had the
Cafe for snacks. Those who Little Holland in Rhody. And
were able to stay awake put if you are still with me . . . I
the lid on.the party at the home won't say another word about
of Fay and Doug Beach at 5:30 foodl Ooops -- 1 take that backl
in the momingl The birthday Can’t possibly leave the food
boy arrived home at a quarter subject without mentioning the
to six and was due to take up big beef Bar-B-Que set for
his managerial duties at the Aug. 20, In the Lions pavllkwi
golf club In fifteen minutes. at Wemme.
This is the first big event
Keith's wife Joyce said he
for
the new Ways and Means
made it
time and stuck
Phil Junsrud (right) of Jonsrud Reul Estate in Sandy has been named 1966 United
Hoodland
out the day with a nary a Committee of the
G< hx 1 Neighbors Sandy Residential chairman. Jonsrud's appointment was made by
Women
’
s
Club
and
if
everything
snooze. So now yuu know why
Dr. Robert Schouten (left), 1966 Sandy United Good Neighbors chairman. Schouten
-- if you thought Keith was a goes according to plan (and
is an Optometrist in Sandy.
why
shouldn
’
t
it?),
that
“
Bar-
bit on the blearv-eyed side
when you saw him on Sunday! B-Q Under The Big Top” will
Among
those who helped be a dandy affairl
The gals have fun things plan­
Keith celebrate were Ginny and
Ave Brewster (who are house­ ned for everyone; whllethekids
hunting for their new pharma­ are playing a pitching game,
i
cist), Jeanette and Bob Wil­ Mom can have her fortune told,
I
Dud
can
try
the
Lions'
Hole-In
-
liams (a gent who is again on
Not only did she teach the’
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph I McNutt
“Make the must of these
the Hood-Land Women’s Club One contest and Ringmaster of Klamath
Falls,
have beautiful sunny days.*’ With orphans in her school but she
thank-you list for donations), Luann Swanson will keep things
announced the engagement of that in mind my sister-in-law, cooked for them as well and
Marty and Harry
Amacher perking) The gals promise: their daughter Norma Dee to Ivy Vaeretti and I took the managed so well that she was
(whose lovely daughter Julie Good food. Surprises and FUN
bus last Friday for Forest able to acquire numerous par­
is brightening up the Mt. Hood for ALL!
Grove
to have lunch with my cels of land. Truly a remark­
Birthday greetings to Millie Properties office these days),
brother,
Archie Averill and able woman.
Gulick, Jane Hillend, Sam Flynn Gene Warren (and girl friend
Remember to save Friday
Another remarkable elderly
wife, Muriel.
and Keith Bowman.
night,
Aug.
26,
for
Prize
Night!
Judy -- whom I’ve been intro­
through the person but in a different way
As
we
rolled
Keith was guest-of-honor at duced to at least once per Sponsored by the Hoodland
Tualatin Valley, I thought of is my brother’s mother-in-law,
a surprise birthday-bash that vear for the past three years-- Women’s Club, Inc. (Theprizes
what a paradise it must have Mrs. Winnie Bissell. She will
“traveled“ all over Hood-Land!
nd cannot for the life of me have been great - thanks to
seemed to the weary pioneers. be 90 her next birthday In De­
The party started at Marge . emember her last name), Judy Sally
Hurlbutt and Mardell
Who
knows? Perhaps as happy cember lut she looks and acta
and
Chuck Frazier’s lovely a.id Alan Jensen (recently re- Baessler.)
inhabitants of the celestial at least 20 years younger and
tumed from a vacation topoints
realms, they are looking down, her great art talent is occupied
Little Timmy Stauffer, Lou
south — including San Francis­
nodding
sagely to each other In turning out the most beauti­
co, Lake Tahoe, Sacramento and Bert's youngster, caught
saying,
“
Wasn’t it worth all ful. original hook rugs made
and Reno) Phyllis and John his first trout the other day
from scraps of wool cloth that
our
hardships?*'
¿■parley (still in the process at Mr. and Mrs. Farr’s Rain­
one can Imagine.
Forest
Grove
is
of
course
of moving into the house that bow Ranch at Cherryville. Lou
She has small rugssobeautl-
home
of
the
Pacific
college
belonged to Dr. Smith on Coun­ called to tell me that Mrs. Farr
fuily executed that one would
and
as
it
is
growing,
new
build
­
try Club Rd. in Brightwood), donated six trout for the Wom­
Sunday School
945
ings are being erected there. swear they were uil paintings;
Morning Worship
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Fay (always so pretty)
and en’s Club Prize Night and in
The
start of this college was larger rugs in original geome­
Young People's
615 pm
Doug (the Swingin’ Kid) Beach, the course of conversation she Delbert Larry Rice, son of Mr. an orphan school founded by tric designs have a charm and
Eve. Service
7:00 p.m.
Cecelio Tovar and Doris Mc­ mentioned the beauty of the and Mrs. Winfred H. Blaken- Mrs. Tabitha Brown In 1848 color combinations that
are
Bible Study (Wed.) 730 p.m.
Kinley (who are both a popular Rainbow Ranch several times, ship, Sandy.
worthy of being copied in ex­
with
the
help
of
Rev.
Harvey
WM. E. ROSE. Pastor
Both young peuple are grad­
addition to any party), Mary I mention this fact because I
pensive drapes and fabrics. She
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and Tom Hollenbeck, Luann and have heard the same thing as uates ot Oregon Technical In­
is surely a rival of Grandma
It
was
only
Mrs.
Brown's
Bill Swanson, Kathy and Leigh­ many, many times. Everyone stitute and are employed by letermination which brought Muses.
who
visits
the
place
raves
about
Tektronix Inc.
ton Durr with their guests from
Mrs. Bissell’s grandparents
ner to the evergreen land as
The wedding will take place
New London, Iowa, Nora and it aftewards! (So wouldn’t you
on both sides came across the
her
son
deemed
her
too
old
John Iverson. (It practically think I would have been there on Saturday, Sept. 3.
and feeble to make the long plains in the early 1850's but
goes without saying - the beau­ myself by now? One of these
trek to Oregon. But she calmly without too many hardships al­
tiful birthday cake was the days . . .)
and firmly over ruled his ob­ though an aunt, a tiny girl with
handiwork of the one and only
jections and once here, she long golden curls was much
The pre-school age set is in
Boo Gaulke!)
of Dr. and Mrs. W illiam Gulick. proved herself fully capable coveted by the Indians who fol­
Morning Services
10:30 a.m.
for a treat. And so are their
Marsh Mansfield called -- of taking care of herself and lowed the wagon train for days
Sunday School
9:15 a m
Someone dropped me a post­ mothers! Doris Petersen will will be In Hood-Land soon for
begging to buy the child.
A Cordial Welcome is
others as well.
be
teaching
a
kindergarten
class
card (unsigned as usual) and I
Extended to All
two
week
vacation
—
says
we
quote the contents because oth- at Sandy, five days per week, won’t recognize him because
PASTOR WALTER LUEDTKE
ers have asked me the same 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Starting he is now over 190 lbs. . .
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question: “Dear Snoop, Why date is Wednesday, Sept. 7. Old-Fashioned Sewing Bee at
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A car-pool is being organized
don't you follow the footsteps
Vi Colliers included Lois Rice,
of Doug Baker and give us to transport the tots from this Janet Hill, Bettie Viles, Ethel
area
and
anyone
interested
in
your preference of eating places
Annis, Phyllis Sparley and Ruby
on the mountain? We spend further details may call Joyce Gano. Gals are working on
our summers there and after Bowman (H-L 224) or Nancy braided rug to be auctioned off
a long
absence,
take our Spencer at 723.
by Hoodland Women's Club.
chances. We get the Sandy Post
They need more WOOL! . . .
Women
in
the
Hood-Land
area
year round.’’
Adrian Sheilds buzzed down
Dear year ’round subscrib­ — who are interested in bowl­
Sunday School
9:45 a.m.
to Manhatten Beach, Calif., for
ing
on
Wednesday
mornings
at
Morning ' Services
11 a.m.
ers, As Charlie says, I might
in a few days vacation . . . Annie
be a “crackpot,” but I'm NOT Eastmont Bowling Lanes
Westminster Fellowship
and Jim Shaw went to Idaho
High School Group 7:00 p.m.
out of my cotton-picking mind! Gresham — are invited to at­
with Maurie Lawson where he
tend
a
no-host
luncheon
at
the
Nursery Core During Worship
I LIVE here year 'round!
of
Alpine Hut, at Rhododendron, married Diane Freeman
Parsonage MU 7-3644
Portland and after a vacation
Thursday,
Aug.
18
at
noon!
Before leaving the food topic
REV. E. L. NEUENFELDT
Celeste Kalama Is chairman in Canada they returned to
Betty (The Wee One)Ermating-
of a “Summers End Dance” Hood-Land . . . Senator John
for teenagers Tuesday night, Inskeep was guest speaker at
and
Aug. 23, at the Log Lodge in the last Lions meeting
Rhody. The dance for young­ Snoop hears he was a most
and interesting
people-only is being sponsored informative
by the Hoodland Women’s Club, speaker!
Nancy and Bill Spencer had
their annual Martlni-On-The-
Rocks party a couple of weeks
ago at their home on the Zig
Zag river. Adrian Shields sat
on a rock in the river and ladl­
ed out the Martinis to a large
group of fun-loving mountain
people who gathered 'round a
bonfire to keep warm. A large
fire pit was used for hot dogs
and a big pot ot steamed clams.
It was so dark when we arrived
it was difficult to see who all
was there. We enjoyed talking
to the Steigers of Government
Camp, Carole and Bob Gilmore
(who had tossed a fabulous Luau
the week before), Eileen and Bill
Anderson (who arestillsearch-
ing for homes for the off­
spring of the dog named “Cat”
and if I thought they would grow
up to look like their mother--
I’d be tempted to take one my­
self), Cecelle Tovar (must be
nearing House-Warming time
for this lad), Annie and Jim
Shaw (who swears my son re­
ally did have an “eagle ” on
the 11th hole) and Doris Mc­
Kinley (who promises to show
slides and tell about her trip
to Africia one of these days).
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DIRECT FROM THE SCRATCH
PAD TO YOU:
Snoops’ “celebrity slueth’’,
Ted
Hanauska
(Bowman's
maitre-d’)
called
to
say,
“Would you believe Richard
Widmark?” (You betl Is there
a prettier place to dine? Par­
ticularly if you live in Cali-
Mr. and Mrs,
fornia!)
Harold Keller have returned
from a trip to Wisconsin . . .
Nita Robbins spent a few days
visiting Lois Boget who is also
enjoying a two-week visit with
her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Moenke,
of Whittier, Calif
Edna
Paul
of New Westminster,
Canada, is a guest at the home
Don’t forget to attend the
Hood-Land Chamber of Com­
merce
meeting,
Thursday,
Aug. 18, at 8 p.m. at the Lions
Hall at Wemme! The meeting is
open to everyone and two top­
ics of interest to many Hood­
landers will be discussed.
Otto C. J. Krueger, District
Manager, and Phil Barker of
the Bureau of Land Management
will be here from Salem to dis­
cuss classification of BLM
property In the Brightwood
area.
A letter from Forrest Cooper
of the State Highway Commis­
sion will be read to clarify
the outcome of the recent hear­
ing by the commission of the
Hood-Land delegation.
Bye now - SNOOP
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Funeral service« for Edd!«
P«coa
Town««nd,
Gresham
dairy farm operator and Cham­
ber of Commerce member,
were held Munday, Aug. 1, at
Bateman Funeral chapel with
Rev. Clayton Shepherd of »he
First Ba|4lst church in Lin­
coln City officiating. Interment
was In Douglass cemetery.
Townaond
•erved several
4-H club leader,
in the Gresham
Grange snd grestiy ssslsted
In the estsbllshment of the Port­
land Dairy Co-operative Asso­
ciation and the Farmers Pacific
Supply Co-operative.
As s dairy farmer, he took
pride in the breeding snd milk
production records of cows tn
his herd. Each year he had a
number of cattle In the show
ring at the Multnumah County
.»air, the Oregon State Fair
and the Pacific International
Exposition, winning many rib­
bons.
For severs! years, Town­
send wss superintendant of the
livestock division of the county
fair and was a former Scout­
master of Troop 273 spcsisored
by the Cedar School PT A. He
also served as manager of For­
est Lawn cemetery in Gresham
and later worked on th« cua-
todlal staff in Gresham public
schools.
After he retired he
moved to his cabin on the coast
1 at Uncoin City. He died there
JUly 26 at the age of 74.
He was a native of Goliad
Texas and In 1913 he msrrtea
Louise Green in Colbert, Wash.
He is survived by five child­
ren, Robert E. of Gresham,
Harold L. of Sandy, Homer J.
of Spokane, Vernon T. of Eph­
rata, Wash., and Mrs. Bonnie L.
Clawson of Gresham; 13 grand­
children and three great -child­
ren, and a sister, Mra. Elisa
Hoelllng of Oceano, Calif.
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