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THE SANDY (Or. I POST Thur»., Oct. 13, 19*4 (Sec. I) JO 7m ounces PICKINGS Ben shoof of Sandy announce the engagement if their daughter Pamela Nanmi Benshoof to Way»' Gessford, »on of Mr. and Mrs. George Gessford of Sauv- ies Island, Portland, Pam is a i960 gradual» j Sandy high school and is at tvuling O.S.U. at Cor ad;». Wayne graduated in June from O.S.U. and was a student teach - er in Portland during the term. Hr l.s now teaching at Eagle He la now fa-aching at Eagle Point, Oregon high school. His classes ire Speech and Drama. News from SANDY OPPORTUNITY CENTER | The Valley Migrant League fields. In day-care centers the est problem to solve) and then is almost at the close of its children are fed a hot luncheon a job is secured. Other com second year. In review, what and given two snacks, they re munity agencies particularly has the Valley Migrant League ceive medical care when it is the Migrant Ministry help in offered tlx- migrant a»1 season necessary. The children learn many ways. al farm worker - to which its to play with other children - the All Centers employ ex- efforts are dedicated? mother also learns a different seasonal workers as aides, they Its first objective has been to way of feeding and caring for are invaluable in helping newly help the migrants whoearnless her children. settle farm workers feel at money th in any other group in 1 Special opportunities are home in their new community. the United States. They alsohve provided for schooling so that Changing from a migratory ex ureter the most distressingcir- the children can catch up in istence to steady work takes a cumstances - more so than any their lessons. Migrants are en great deal of understanding. ¡Tie we<kilng date has been other group in the country. couraged to send their children The farmer helps and cooper set fur December 27. Have you ever visited a mi to these day schools Instead ates with the migrant’s prob- PAMELA BENSHOO1 grant camp? Have you seen their of letting them go to the fields. terns. the vast change to mech oix' room cabins without any Because they move around so anization ahead for many of the plumbing - .«xi noticed the small much the children lose a great farms will necessitate an accel wood burning stove which must many school hours. This is a erated program for VML. How Can I Know Good Beef Jun Larsen, xireiy Moen Machinery dealer, was presented a special plaque honor heat their one room and then great handicap to the children The migrant is a great lover ing his firm as a regognized McCulloch Sales and Service Center. The award was made be used to cook their meager and leads to drop-outs. of the Lind. Like the farmer he by John Holding, (left) General Manager ami Archie Towne, (right) President ctf Town* meal. Four to eight children 1 In the evening VML provides rarely complains at the long Equipment Co., McCulloch Distributor. At the meetli« the world’s first electric-start with their father and mother adult classes for those men ami hours. Both farmer and migrant meat. How can I really tall? ing chain saw was introduced. This revolutionary new McCulloch chain saw marks the (sometimes a grandmother) live women who would like to settle love the earth and its marv We at Gene'» cen help you and first time m history that a ■'mall, hand-held gasoline engine can be started electrically show you. Hore ere tome point» and sleep In this one room. down. An equivalent of a high elous yield. However for the to look for: by a totally self-contained starter, generator ami battery. The migrant is not organized school certificate is given them most part the life of the mi I WATCH FOR COLOR and only recently has the effort on completion of the course. grant is pretty intolerable and been made to get the minimum This enables the migrant to get for the children worse. (a) Color on the pink tide »how» young beef hourly wage for him. The VML a better job - particularly in the It is to this eni that the 2. LOOK FOR MARBLES is doing all it can to remedy this fall and winter months when he Valley Migrant League and its condition. (a) Line* of white running through the beef is not harvesting the crops. Centers under its able Director, »how» good feeding. It’s Happy Hour Bible Club are listed as follows: Oct. 17 Oct. 18 and each Tuesday at 4:15 Day-care is a real blessing. There are classes for weld Mr. Will Pate, have dedicated time again. All children be tween ami each Monday at 3 p.m. for p.m. ages 5 to 13 at the Thelma VML provides these centers for ing, mechanicsand trades. Eng their efforts. (b) The merble in beef give* good eating and the ages of 5 and 13 are invited ages 5 through grade 2 at the A(uiis home, Alder Creek. flavor. the little ones while the mothers lish is taught to the Spanish Through VML efforts the and fathers pick the crops - people. The adult education de community is finding more w ays to attend the one which is in Art Benshoof home, Sandy Amus home, Aller Creek. Oct. 3. NOTE FIRMNESS from early morning until sun partment tries to meet the needs to help - we have a Volunteer the most convenient location. Heights. The same locationeach 18 and each Tuesday at 4 p.m. (a) It *how* beef het quality through A through down, All do not avail them of the seasonal farm worker Transportation Committee here A note from mom or dad will Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. for grades ages 5 to 13 at the Roger Nich Come down and see Bud, our meat man. allow the teacher to excuse you 3 to 8. Oct. 18 and each Tuesday ols home, Bull Run. selves of this service. En so he can help himself tow ards in Sandy which Mrs. F. M. For from the school grounds, or w ill at 2:30 p.m. ages 5 through He will «how you ... or better yet— couragement is given to keep ols home, Bull Run. The club a better and more stable life. man and Mrs. Lamb are co- allow the bus driver todropyou grade 2 at the Wesley Kent try a good beef roast from the little ones out of the hot at the Bert Waibel home on Hos The Centers - and there are chairmen. off at the home where the club home, 205 Bruns St. Also a pital Hill is scheduled to start At the Centers the migrant is to be held. seven - which are under the club for grades 3 to 8 at 3:30 Nov. 1 and each Tuesday at 3:45 jurisdiction of the Valley Mi can meet other people in a Times and places which have p.m. Oct. 18 and each Tuesday p.m. and is for ages 5 through grant League in Woodburn - are friendly way and plans are under been scheduled thus far (other at 4 p.m. ages 5 to 13 at the 13. 114 Main St, all placeswhere the migrantcan way to find ways and means for clubs may be started later) Ned Dyal home, Boitano Road. MU 1 3771 recreation. In some of come and bring his problems. evening 1 The VML Centers see that the the centers there are many social activities. migrant, young or old, who is happy 1 The Sdndy Opportunity Center sick gets to the clinic. Special ideas and help from transportation is provided when welcomes ' needed. 1 the community - it also invites public to visit the Center. For the most part the migrant the 1 comes silently into the com munity to pick the crops. The By Mrs. H. H. Watkins (Republican) community is scarcely aware MU 7-3205 that he is there. The VML is AS YOUR making the community more aware of die migrant and his The Womens Society of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hite were Melvin smith, 78, of Rt. 1, needs - and his almost solitary Christian Service at Pleasant calling in this neighborhood on life. This is serious for it often Box 634, Sandy, died Oct. 5 at Home parsonage had about 25 An effective and experienced business Thursday. They are soon leav leads to the only place which ac a local hospital. Mr. Smith women present, tollsten to Mrs. ing to spend the w inter in Mesa, man. County Commissioner, dedicated cepts him - the tavern. We all was born Aug. 3, 1888 at Clay Harold Bushue tell ctf their ex Arizona. to serving the taxpayers of Clackamas Center, Kan. He attended school need friendly and kindly con- periences during their year as at Clay Center and at the age ctf tact. Mrs. Uskoski is looking for County. Vista Volunteers among mi VML encourages house- 18, in 1906 left Kansas and grant workers on Long Island. ward this week to a visit with Pd PolitKOl Advc»tiM»m«ni by Werner D>ntemon, meetings when two or three moved to Alberta, Canada. Her talk was most interesting her parents from Michigan. The 8o» 238. Coi'by families get together to dis- From British Columbia, he and informative. Mrs, Caldo Uskoski family bought the for cuss their problems. A VML moved to St. Paul, Minn., where and Mrs. Watkins were present mer Martin Aurdal home. person is there to answ er ques he attereled McAllister College. from Cottrell. In 1908 he came to the Pleas tions and suggest possible ways Mrs, Alvin Klinski will en of helping. As a result of these ant Home area. In 1912 he set tertain Cottrell Ladies Aid on Prepare Now meetings many migrants join tled in Sandy. He was a black October 19th. For Christmas the GED classes and decide to smith and for over 22 years a FREE Harry Radford wasdownfrom Sandy grade school bus opera settle so that their childrencan Tacoma to take his mother, go to school and share in the tor. He also was a clerk and Mrs. Hulda Radford, home with GIFTS t community life. Housing is board officer for the Sandy him. They called on a few old r AT To All Our found (though this is the hard- grade school. He was a mem friends at Cottrell. Customers, ber of the IOOF No. 195 of GANTENBEINS Sandy, Mt. Hood Encampment Remitter No. 100; Sandy Junior IOOF A BUSHEL OF Receipts. No. 19. On March 4, 1914 at Portland he married Anna May SANDY ELEMENTARY Bosholm. LUNCH MENU The surviving members of his MONDAY, OCTOBER 17 CAMPBELLS family include his widow, Anna Vegetable chowder May of Sandy; two children, Cornbread and honey Stock up on Mrs. Lloyd (Ethel) Steinke ctf Lunch meat wedge these Super Sandy and Mrs. Henry (Arletha) Apple - Milk Gantenbein of Gresham; three TUESDAY,OCTOBER 18 HITS BACK AGAINST grandchildren; four great Vegetable stew grandchildren; two brothers, Crisp celery Inflated Property Taxes Robert of Sandy and Oliver of Bread and butter Oven Fresh Seattle; and two sisters, Mrs. Frosted grahams - milk Sarah Backer of Raymond, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19 if Inflated Grocery Prices Wash. and Mrs. Jennie And- With purchase of any brand 2 lb. Crackers Bean soup erson of Seattle, Wash. Lettuce wedge at our regular low price if Government by Tired Men Funeral sei vices were held Bread and butter Oct. 8 in the Chapel of the Car October Birthday Cake roll Funeral Home with vault SPERRY Sav« 33c BETTY CROCKER SAVE ISc Applesauce - Milk 23 Oi. aw. VOTE FOR A CONSUMER-MINDED WOMAN entombment in the Portia»! THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20 Pancake Flour . . Brownie Mix p-9 . Memorial Indoor cemetery. Buttered green beans Rev. William Hum officiated GANTENBEINS GANTENBEIN'S American pizza and William Elliott was the Quart Fresh grapes - Milk Sandwich Spread Liquid Detergent . . . . soloist with Mrs. A. Bishop, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21 organist. Why pay 99c for advartitad brand»? HOOD RIVER Tuna chop suey on steamed Gallon rice Apple Cider . . Carrot sticks U.S. GOOD BEEF CHUCK _ Bread and butter KRAFT SLICED In simple fairness to the DEMOCRAT breed, it should be repeated Canned fruit - Milk noi.Pks. American Cheese every now and then that poodles WELCHES SCHOOL are not personally responsible Sept. 17-21 Senate Position No. 1 for their hairdos. — Memphis Commercial Appeal. MONDAY Pd Pol Adv by Hand for Senate. Lois Hart, 2244 8th St , MHwaukie PILLSBURY Pizza Pie OLD FASHIONED Buttered peas Bread and butter Orange wedge , milk (3 for 79c Without $3 Pprchato) With S3. Grocery Purchase Puzzled? Happy Hour Bible Clubs to Start Gene's Market «e™ FREQ STEFANI Cottrell Doings Obituary JOIN THE County Commissioner Menus Hand Rebellion OLD FASHIONED PRICES TOMATO ★ bread 5: z . 00 soup 2s5 4 a & 99c 55c 69c 63c BEULAH HAND ★ A CUSTOMER SPECIAL * CAKE MIXES TUESDAY Chili - crackers Celery sticks Peaches French bread - milk WEDNESDAY Wiener wraps - catsup Potatoe salad Carrot sticks Applesauce - milk THURSDAY Beef and vegetable stew Lettuce wedge w/dressing Coconut vanilla pudding Cheese Biscuit - milk FRIDAY Pear and cottage cheese salad on lettuce leaf Buttered corn and strli« beans Hot buttered rolls Apple Crisp - milk 4i79 GOLDEN AUTUMN PRODUCE ALL PURE ^00 6^89$ EMPEROR f GRAPES SWEET I Ac YAMS |Vlb or GOLDEN k BANANAS SAVE $1.00 DR. ROSS DOG FOOD 25 Lb» COTTAGE FLOUR . 35c 45c ROASTS 39S Franks . -49‘ 49' FRESH Pork Links U.S. Good Beef Chuck Steaks. . 49«- 'Qanienbein's KELSO STOKE 50 Lb». Loop Highway at Kelso Oct, 13, 14, 15, 17 SALE DAYS Thurs Mon
