Thur«., Sept, n, 1966 (»•«. 1) THE SANDY (Or*.) POST
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By LILLIAN TEN EYCK
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Home sick? Who ha»n*tbeen?
But one cun be achixil nick,
too. Sick for the go«d old school
days when one was queen of the
school room, I felt a touch of
that rec ntiy when attending
a bridal shower ut the Bluff
Rd.
home <4 Mrs.
Edna
Rohde, we gathered with out
gift« to honor Stella Chilton
who 1» to tie a bride thl* week
• nd. Several <4 ue who had
taught with Stella in Boring
beside*
many other frlerda
were on hand to wish
her
every Joy in the calendar.
Sha
was such a delightful
teacher mate with always a
smile ami a jest, I recall one
school day, a rainy disagreeable
one with the youngsters forced
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»lay Inside aid every one’s
nerve» frayed by the end of
the day.
After tlie buses had departed
Ntolla came to me aid said,
"I don't know whether to tell
you thia or not Ixit I’m willing
•o take a chance. Shall I?
Of course, consumed with
cuiloslty, I said "Go ahead.
I can stand anything after to
day,"
"Well, when you were wait-
lug In tlie hall fur the signa)
to lead your third graders to
the bus, you were leaning
against the wall, excuse me,
in a rather ungraceful attitude
aid your front was ahem) slight,
ly prominent. One of my girl»
whispered, "Mr». Chilton, Is
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Mr», len Eyck going to have
a baby"’ I sad «»o, I don’t
MT. HOODERS
think sol Now ire you mad?**
Sept, 8
Well, | wasn't mad. 1 thought
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it was hilarious aid was flat Ning’» F ireside
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tered that Ruthie even thought All Cort
2 1/2 1 1/2
I was young enough
to ac- I*-»’» In A (Ait 2
2
compilati such feat. W«* had a Pioneer Rea)
K< hx 1 laugh over th«* saying* ut
Estate
2
2
the young.
Whistle Stop
2
2
Speaking
sayings
of Oja Lumber Co. 2
2
children, I am leiiiiirfed of »ome l*w Drop Inn
1 1/2 2 1/2
of my third grader». On Friday Williams
after a week’» drill tor fun we
Thriftway
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acted out the words in the
High team series -- Ning’»
s|s*lllng list. A captain was Fireside, 2179.
chosen for each word and with
High team game — Dea's In
thre« or four others, were per aid Out, 810.
mitted to go In the hail and
High series -- Jo Lewis, 541,
decide how they would "act
High game .. Rosie Cool
out" the chosen word for the 203.
class to guess. Whoever was
lucky enough to guess the word
MT. HOC I JE RS
and spell H correctly could
captain the next group.
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One rather precious young - All Coast
5 1/2 2 1/2
ster one Friday had the word
Ning’s Fireside 5
3
"■ale" 10 he turned his troupe
Pioneer Real
into cattle and proceeded to
Estate
5
3
auction them att. He put his Whistle Stop
3
hands in his p>ckets, »trolled Oja Lumber
3
5
around calling for bids in a Dea’s In A Out
3
5
very natural Imitation of a Dew Drop Inn
2 1/2 5 1/2
seasoned auctioneer.
Williams
Another time a brown-eyed
Thriftway
1
7
little charmer brought back her
High team series--All Coast
group, marched to the front
2282.
it tlie room and at once they
High team game -- Ning's
all began slapping each other
Fireside 822.
making
and behaving
High series and game -- Jo
rather dreadfully. About ttw
Lewis 550 aril 202.
time I was ready to call a
halt to such goings on, they
stopped, smoothed down their
SANDY MIXED DOUBLES
hair,
straightened
their
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dresses, marched to the back J. J. Walker Realty
« 2
<4 the room in a most decorous Janz Berryland
5 3
manner. That was the erd of Team 65
5 3
the play. The audience guessed Brooks Cafe
4 4
all die words in the lesson and McKinnon Enterprises 4
finally one spelled "light" and San Ro Esta Lanes
3 5
the leader nodded "yes’’,
Don’s Richfield
3 5
I was curious how the play Pioneer Real Estate
2 «
could dramatize the word
Women’s high game and se-
"light" so 1 said, "Barbara, ries -- Cherie Hartke, 199 and
how did you make a light out 521.
of what you Did?
Men’s high series and game
"Well you see
Ten — Stan Espersen, 571 and 222.
Eyeck, we were very bad child
Team high series and game
ren but then we went to church -- San Ro Esta Lanes, 2261
and we saw the "light".
and J. J. Walker Realty 814.
As I remember our super
HOODLAND HOPPERS
visor, Mr. Shannon was visiting
that day and be was so highly
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amused that he had a hard
7
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time keeping
from laughing Log Lodge
5
3
which would have hurt our little Alpine Hut
5
3
actress’s feelings I’m sure. Shake Inn
Bless their hearts, how won Post Electric
derfully entertaining children Ken’s Chevron
Chris’ Phillips 66
aref
3
5
Washing Well
2
6
Barlow Trail
2
6
High Individual game and se-
ries, scratch: Lu Posey, 201
and 505.
High individual game and
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Dyal, series, handicap -- Lu Posey,
former Sandy residents now 241 and 625.
living in Salem, field a family
reunion at their home and at
TRIM TRIO
the Kopper Kitchen on Satur
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day, Sept. 17. Those present Sandy Post
6
2
for the occasion included the Mountain Electronics 6
2
Dyal’s si x children and their Rich’s Sandy Mobil
4
families and two friends for a Tiki Printing
4
total of 34 persons.
Dover Kennels
5
3
Those attending were: Art Happy Hour
5
3
G. and Mary Dyal and their H4 J Coin Cleaners 3
5
children, Steve, Cathy and Ruth Paul’s Welding
3
5
of Springfield; Bill H. and Diane
High individual game and
Dyal and their children, Hal, series — Babe Dodson, 222
Tom, David, Joe, Mike, Pat and 705.
and Donna of Sandy; Ned E.
High team game and series
and Shirley Dyal and their chil — Rich’s Sandy Mobil 574
dren, Rose Marie, Richard and and 2191.
Barbara at Sandy; Jim L. and
SAN RO ESTA
Adeline Dyal and their chil
dren, Len, Toby and Carol of
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Eugene; Mildred L.(Dyal)Gaul> Grokett Jewelry
ke with her husband Gary and Edwards Richfield
children, Andy and Kim of Jennie Welches
Gresham; John G. and Beverly
Antiques
2
2
Dyal of Kirkland, Wash., and Erlckson-Fouler
Miss Patti Mathews and Nancl
Tire Service
2
2
Carolus of Sandy.
Weaver Dept. Store
2
2
Sandy Radiator Shop
1
3
The Star-Spangled Banner Team #2
1
3
was not officially adopted as
High team series, scratch
the national anthem until 1931. and handicap: Jennie Welches
An "Open House" at Rich •»nd cookies for all comers,
ardson Chevrolet will serve to •ays this is the first showing
lift the curtains on the exciting of 1967 models in the area and
1967 line at new Chevrolet cars invites everyone to "come in
and truck.«.
and look ’em over."
The unveiling will take place
Jiaw’s Richfield
Antiques rz:„ and 1401.
2
6
an Thursday, Sept. 29, from 8
High game »cratch and handi Zig Zag Inn
1
7
a.m. to 8 p.m. at Richardson's
cap: Nancy Kubitz, 205 aid Dino’s Drive Inn
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The first producing oil well
215.
High team game and series: Sandy show room on the west
in
the U. S. was drilled in
end
al
Proctor
Ave.
High series scratch and hand Swail’s Plumbing, 623 and 1767.
Titusville,
Pa. It came Into
Dealer
Ralph
Richardson,
High
individual
game
and
se
icap: Angie Drum, 476 and 479.
production
on
August 27, 1859.
who
will
provide
coffee,
donuts
ries: Janet Hill, 175 and Barb
TOWN 4 COUNTRY
Johnson, 465.
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Curt 4 Del»
7
1
Gateway Inn
3
Brightwood Oil
4
4
■Sportsmen’s Club
4
4
Sandy Auto Wreckers
4
Mt. Ho«xl Properties
3
Meter Dairy
3
Mt. H<xxi Cleaners
2
6
High team series 1 and game:
Gateway Inn, 2395 and 852.
High individual series and
game; Stan Espersen, 593 and
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SUNDAY NIGHT
MIXED DOUBLES
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Richardson Chev
8
0
Sandy Shell
6
2
Dew Drop
5
3
Shorty’s Corner
5
3
Team #3
4
4
Team
2
6
Team M
2
6
Team #8
0
8
High game and series men—
Stan Espersen (sub), 225 and
598.
High game, women -- Glenda
Linn, 236.
High series -- Vi Markwell,
535.
High team game and series
-- Richardson Chev, 739 and
2031
EARLY BIRDS
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Swall’s Plumbing
Gene’s Market
Lewis Hardware
Al’s Mlnlt Mart
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SANDY
ART NEWS
The Sandy Art Group have
had several summer meetings.
Mrs. Alta Snow, Mrs. Viola
Simmons, Mrs. Edna Lawson,
Mrs. Violet Fisher and Mrs.
Lillian TenEyck have en-
tertal ned the group
at their
homes and on Sept. 8th, Mrs.
Carrie Hickey welcomed us
right royally at her attractive
home. Water colors and oils
were the order at the day and
at the coffe>- break, the hostess
served a delicious surprise
luncheon. It was decided then
that it would be a good idea
to call a meeting tor the last
ci the month to work out plans
for the fall and winter. The
group feels that there are no
d«ibt many art hungry souls
who would like to join a class
but hesitate to do so for fear
they can't do as well as others.
But the only thing required is
to have fun trying and to really
love this form of relaxtion.
Great characters have found it
so, for Instance, Ex-President
Eisenhower, Sir Winston Chur
chill and Red Skelton to name
but a few.
If the group fe< Is that they
would prefer a formal teacher
besides the help that they can
give each other, no doubt one
can be found.
The meeting will be Monday,
September 26, from 10 a.m.
to 2 p.m. at the Woman’s Club
Hall in Sandy, Bring a sack
lunch.
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