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TH! SANDY (Or*.) POST Thur»., Nov 24, 19*4 ($•<■ 1)
Nows of FIRWOOD Extension Unit
By Mr». l^Roy Lamb. Sandy
Is it right? Is it wrong? Is
it good? Is it bad? Should I?
— These are a few at the
questions relating to “Moral
Values at Today’s World.”
Firwood Extension had a lively
discussion on the subject
Tuesday, Nov. 8 at the Sandy
Woman’s Club Hall. Project
leaders: Lillian Ten Eyck and
Ruby Mitchell.
What are moral values? Are
they a concept of right or wrong,
good or bad, worthy or un­
worthy, desirable or undesir­
able — They are most Im­
portant, because people use
them through out their lives,
to determine goals, to set
courses at action, and to judge
themselves or others. We all
agreed values should be taught
first in the home. Certain val­
ues change with the times and
customs, we were told, but
the values or right and wrong
are established and handed
down by your families and their
families. Later as you grow
you will set your own values —
but you must learn from child­
hood to separate good values
from bad. Our leaders explain­
ed that there are times when
we may have to alter our values
but if we have had a good basic
moral training we’ll know the
right decisions to make.
There was much more -- just
wanted to give you a sample.
To me this was a lesson to
give you something to think
about and to take stock at out
own values. I liked it! Every­
one I talked to did too.
After our Eye Opener — In­
dian Tribes of Oregon, plans
were made for the next meet­
ing, Tuesday, Dec. 13, which
will be (hate to mention it so
early) a Christmas party. There
will be no lesson — just a day
of visiting, games, singing and
eating. Sound good! Members
may bring a guest, so round up
a Firwood Extension member
and come. There will be a gift
exchange, $1 limit Bring your
own table service and come
prepared for fun. Leta Hard­
ing and Helen Tharpe will be
in charge. The rest homes will
be remembered as usual.
I hope the units at this area
won’t be too disappointed —
LET'S
TALK
IT
OVER!
Phone
MU 7-7771
Vern Atherly of
NEW YORK LIFE
INSURANCE CO.
288-5692
FR 5-2900
An amusing incident came to
light in the Post Office last
Thursday. Ruth Burg brought in
her husband's lunch fur him.
Elaine Popelka pointed at one
item and remarked “NOW we
know what you h«ed your hus-
bundf’’ Rutii replied: “My hus­
band doesn’t get real Cuffe»'
like uther men do in their
he gets Witches
lunches
Brew I" She pointed at the item
in question -- a can Witches
Brew soda pop!
Weekend birthdays: Becky
Kautz, Dewey Barber, John
Mills Sr., ami Jon Shndstrom
celebrated birthdays Nov. 19th;
M. L. Hartman and Forest An-
llker Sr. were born Nov. 20.
Mary Anderson, a 1965 SVHS
graduate, is attending hersuph-
omore year at the Central
COTTRELL
DOINGS
By Mrs. H. H. Watkins
MU 7-3205
Cottrell Ladies Aid will hold
their annual home bazaar Wed­
nesday, Nov. 30, in the after­
noon, at Mrs. Ethel Peterson’s
home just north of the store.
There will be a silver tea, fancy-
work, aprons and a pieced silk
comfort.
Mrs. Fern Pratt of Albany
spent a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Howard. The How ­
ards had as guest Saturday, Dr.
William Howards family at
Portland.
The community was shocked
to hear of the hunting accident
last week, when William Walk­
er, was killed while bird hunt­
ing on Sauvies Island. He was
the husband at the former Ruth
Bettis,-and son-in-law of Mrs.
J. M. Bettis.
Mrs. Lillian TenEyckof Shn-
dy, had Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Howard on Monday at lunch
in her Sandy apartment.
Landon Lee is spending a
few days in Gresham hospital
for a check up.
Mrs. Marvin Light at Mad­
ras is recovering from an ac­
cident, when her car collided
with a large truck and trailer,
as she was driving home from
Madras. They are former Cot­
trell residents. Mrs. Light’s
sister, Mrs. Fred Cook is here
from Sacramento, spending a
few days at the Light home.
She was badly bruised.
The Community Club lunch­
eon last week was a huge suc­
cess, over 100 people attended.
Confer at Orient
Orient
school’s
parent-
teacher conferences last week
found 556 at a possible 596
students represented by one or
both parents.
This year’s participation,
school officials said, was about
two per cent above the annual
averageof 91 per cent for the
past seven years. Only 40
students were not represented
by parents.
Fire is the test of gold;
adversity of strong men.
—Seneca
Carroll
Stanerai Mante
Day or Night Servie* — A Local Institution
Phon. 645-1117
Kathleer
O'Brien
but I will be their new County-
Committee Woman. It will be
very hard to fill the shoes at
Mildred Johnson, who has done
a tremendous job these past
few years, but with your help I
will try.
Other news at interest —
there will be a “Holiday Fair”
at Mayflower auditorium Fri­
day, Nov. 18. Holiday foods
and decorations will be shown.
Anyone wishing a ride be at
SUndy Woman’s Club no later
than 8:30 a.m.
Gresham, Oregon
We Endorse the Oregon Funeral Insurance Plan
Oregon College of Education at
Bend. Sie Ls taking business
courses.
Good Neighborness is show­
ing In Hie Dover area.“Honey”
Horttor, recovering from a
stroke, finds her neighbors
taking turns “popping in” to
see how she is doing. Top at
the Good Neighbor list is Grace
Miller, An extra card or visit
from a friend when It is most
needed Is always much appre-
elated.
Another person who would
welcome cards and letters is
Leo Anderson’s mother, Mrs.
Alice Anderson, now at Fair­
law n Hospital, 10404 S, E. Fos­
ter, Portland. Virus complica­
tions necessitated s|*eiallng a
week in Gresham Hospital for
rest and observation. Let’s not
Corbett Youth Wins Trip to
National 4-H Club Congress
Paula Gamble, radiologic technology student at the
University of Oregon Medical School, convinces a young
patient the X-ray isn’t going to hurt at all.
Anderton
Larwood
MU 7 4063
forget «ur 'hut ” !“'• L* I
Put Colson and L«Ann Eklund
were th* only freshman girls
at O.C.K. chosen for th«« O.C.K.
Choir.
_ _ . _ ,
Speaking of O.C.K.» > at Col-
sun 1. on one at the 3 Varsity
Bowling Teams at «h. college.
U„t w.wk her family watched
th« team Play R«*’> College,
ami O.C.E. wont 1«
quite
likely that Pat will make •
PE credit for her bowling ac­
tivities. . .next w«*k n,orv 4a-
tatls on another
interesting
sport that Pat 1« Involved In
at O.C.E.
Rec«'nt anniversaries: Mr.
ani Mrs Harold Kitching -
Nov. 21st; Mr. awl Mr*. Louie
Phelps - November 22nri; Mi
and Mrs. Jim Emerson, Mr
and Mrs. Keith Schneider and
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Crutcher
on November 23rd.
Anniversary congratulation«
today to Mr. aid Mr«. Ab Mc-
Leanl
Richard Clubb, son of Lloyd
aid Vera Clubb, left Shlgon,
Viet Nam, OcL 28, because at
illness - hepatitis. He is cur­
rently at the U.8.A.F. hospital
at Fairchild Air Force Base
at Spokane. His pa rents are
hoping he will be able to come
home for Thanksgiving tiefor«
being transferred to Offut Air
Force Base at Omaha, Neb.
Richard was very glad to return
from Viet Nam.
Sandy
Assembly
of God
Sunday School
11
Morning Workhip
6 15
Young Peopl«'«
700
Ev« Service
Bibi« Study (Wed ) 730
JIM DAVIS. Patio»
MU 7 3661
Immanuel
Lutheran
Church
Morning Servie««
10 30 a m
Sunday School
A Cordial Welcome it
Entended to All
PASTOR WAITER lUEDTKE
MU 7 6501 - Hume
MU 7 6381 - Church
Community
Presbyterian
Church
Sunday School
9 45 am
Morning Servite*
II a m
Wetlmintl«» F«llow»hip
High School Group 7 00 p m
Nurwry Co»« Outing Workhip
Porkonog« MU 7-3644
REV E I NEUENFELDT
During her 10 years in 4H
Among Oregon delegates to
Gospel of Christ Tab«mail«
the National 4 H Club Congress activity, Mary has received one
Community Church
state
championship,
two
county
Nov. 27 through Dec. 1 will be
Sindy
Don’t forget - the
championships
and
10
blue
rib
Booth and Brooln Road)
two boys and two girls who have
Alumni
Animal Banquet ami
taken top state honors in their bons for her horse exhibits She Dunce Ls scheduled for Nov. 23
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Sunday
School
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respective project areas for 196« has also received nine grand at Jack and Jills. For further
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champion ribbons, two reserve
COTTRELL 4-H
Winners are chosen by the championships and 21 blue rib information, call George or Jo-
Evening Service*
pm
mare. The owners answered Cooperative Extension Service,
Wedne.dey
COOKING II
pm
bons for her demonstrations on Anne Rohweder at MU 7-6224
questions for us, showed us which supervises 4 H work.
by Janet Peck
Young People Society and
horses.
in Suxly, or Nora Shaffer at
picture albums and served us
The Tour have a chance at
Choir Proctite
7 pm
Larry Larwood. 18. son of Mr. 234-3145 in Portland. The re­
At Faktor'. Homo
Our 4-H Club meffor the first refreshments. Our next meet­ $500 national scholarships which and Mrs J. M Larwood. Inde union is growing bigger each
time OcL 12 1966. The follow­ ing will be Dec. 1st, at Cot­ will be awarded during the con­ ।pendente, is this year’s state year - don’t miss Itt
gress.
le« Eblen
663 3991
ing officers were elected, Vicki trell Grade School.
winner for his field crops proj­
And speaking of reunions —
MU 7 2755
Westinghouse Electric Cor­ ect.
Diana lindkey
McCool-president,
Bonnie
the SUHS Class at 1938 have
WELCHES 4-H
poration has donated the award
Abercrombie- vice president
Larry’s award was donated by scheduled their 30- year re­
to
Aryln
Anderson.
18.
son
of
Arcadian Products Department
Brenda Dewitt- secretary Janet by Christie IMdley
Mr and Mrs. Lester W Ander­ Allied Chemical Corporation. union for this Saturday night at
Peck - news reporter, Darrell
Jack & Jill’s. For information
son. Corbett, for his electric
Robert - song leader Alan Nip-
Our first meeting was Nov­ project
phone Grace Reich at MU 7-
pert - sargent, Sharon Reimer, ember 16. We chose our off­
Arlyn has exhibited electric During his eight years in 4 H. 44511
treasurer.
icers, they are as follows: Ruth projects on the state level every he has exhibited his field crops
Spen ln passing: Boy Scouts
9 45 A M
Sunday School
The name of our cooking club Daniels, president; Sandra
year since 1959 He has received projects in 1964. 1965 and 1966 worklng hard on the Goodwill
II 00 AM
Church ....
is “White Thumbs.” We made Brewer, vice president; Julia seven blue and four champion both on the county and state Drive. . .Howard Steward, Ex­
Evening Service» . . 7 30 PM
plans to make potatoe soup at Fox, secretary, Bea Strong, ship ribbons at county fairs on levels. He also is active in re ecutive Director at the Clacka­
Wed J
lated
areas
such
as
forestry.
our next meeting.
730 PM
sergeant at arms; Christie electrical exhibits, and five blue
mas County Community Action
and agriculture
„
Dudley, reporter;
Shirley and one championship ribbons gardening
Anita Schwager. 1». daughter Agency, speaking at the X» «r
COOKING I
Peterson, assistant reporter; at state fairs.
Fred Kennedy
of Mr and Mrs. L R Schwager. School last night to Dover -
by Warren Roberts
Beverly Lintner, song leader
Portland,
is
this
year
’
s
state
Eagle
Creek
are
residents.
..
The
Corbett
high
school
MU 7-3437
This is our first year of and Christine Woodward , re­
senior’s award-winning project home management winner Her David and Grace Miller’s dog
Bobby 8»uce Ion«
cooking and we would like you freshment chairman.
award was donated by Tuppei having a bout with a porcupine,
this year was an electric com­
Kel»o
to read what we do in our 4-H
For our warm up articles puter which he designed and
ware. During her 10 years in and coming out second -beat.
Cooking Club.
we decided to make a bath­
4 H. Anita has learned the man Pansy Inman celebrating a
We would like to introduce ing suit cover and a three- made. His Interest in the field
Born Oct. 16, 1966
agement process and applied it birthday last Monday.. .Parents
of electricity ■will be continued
ourselves.
to
everyday
living
She
has
de
“
Back
to
School
”
last
corner head scarf.
when he goes to college next
The New
Mark
Naylor, president,
veloped such skills as budget night. . .Thanksgiving
We named our club Welches year where he plans to major
Thanksgiving around
HOODLAND
Timmy Roberts,
vice pre­ Sewers.
ing. thrifty buying and record O1C corw,r.
in physics.
sident, Lee Stockam, secretary,
keeping
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Pat Noehren and son Darin
Craig Lunday, treasurer., news
Mary Berryman. 19. daughter
At the congress, the four willl returned full owl ng a week in
Wemme, Oregon
of Mr. and Mrs Joe Berryman. join some 1.600 delegates from
reporter, Warren Roberts.
SUnny California visiting Pat’s
La Grande, is state winner for throughout the nation, all win
Mark McMurtrey, Jeff Jack­
her horse project. Her award ners in their respective project brother in the L oh Angeles area.
son, Mike McMurtrey. Our lea­
Whan I asked Darin how he had
3:00 P.M Each Sunday
was donated by Merck & Co.,
ders are Mrs. McCool and Mrs.
areas.
liked Disneyland, his face lit
Inc.
(Morning Hour* Soon)
Abercrombie. They are good
up, and he started waving his
cooking leaders.
arm up, down, and around Ln
Today for cooking, we made
circles, while he made the ap­
an orange float. First
we
propriate motor noise to ac­
ML Hood Community College
squeezed oranges and took all
company IL A translation of the
the seeds out and added ice will offer the Moliere farce,
vivid description: he loved the
cream. Last week we made hot “The Doctor In Spite of Him­
ride on the Matterhorn. . .
self,
”
as
its
first
dramatic
cocoa. It was delicious.
and anyone riding the Matter­
A major step was undertaken was established in 1964,
production at 8:30 p.m. Dec.
It was In the spring at 1964 horn knows that
just the way
2 and 3 in the campus’ Fine last week at St. Helens, in the that the City of Portland adopted
It does go|
RANGE RIDERS
Columbia County Courthouse,
Arts Center.
a quality air control code, em­
And now a thought for the
by Sally Lymp
This classic, 17th century toward the formation of a Re­
gional Clean Air Authority to ployed a staff, purchased equip­ coming holiday: “He is a wise
comedy
ridicules
the
primitive
The 4-H Range Riders had
enforce regulations and devise ment, established a laboratory man who does not grieve for the
their first meeting on Oct. 13 state of medical science by mehtods of control on firms or and started program activities | things he has not, but rejoices
BIBLE ANSWERS to your
at Cottrell Grade School. We presenting a plot in which a individuals contributing to the to abete air pollution.
for those which he hs.”
elected officers which are as peasant wood cutter is per­ pollution of air. The meeting
Following the
signatory
Jay R. Hoffman, Minister
Wishing
everyone, every­
follows, President: Jean Dem­ suaded that he is a doctor. was of great significance as meeting, applications
will where, a Happy Thanksgiving
B om 147 — Wamma
He
is
dispatched
on
a
mis
­
psey, Vice President; Rosanne
Clackamas, Columbia, Multno­ be made for Federal funds to Day!
sion
of
curing
an
aristocrat
’
s
Hudson, Secretary: Mark Mc­
mah and Washington Counties aid in the air pollution control
daughter of a feigned speech
Murtrey.
and the City of Portland, through program. The CWAPA contract
On Oct. 30 we went to our Impediment. This ridiculous their representatives, unani­ requires that the program ac­
leader’s home in Cherryville. situation provides the oppor­ mously agreed on the im­ tivities within each county be
Miss Shockey, for a demonstra­ tunity for a cast of 12 actors portance of such regulations to coordinated
with the county
tion on the trimming clipping to indulge in buffoonery and eliminate
the discharge of health afflc»r. CWAPA win em­
and showing of horses hoofs, merriment.
gasses and dust into the atmos­ ploy engineers, air sanitarians,
Leading the cast is Matthew phere.
and fitting of the bridle.
chemists and an office staff.
On Nov. 13 we went to the Corey, who will portray the
Presently
abcut 835,000
Some of the program ac-
Don Cliff Arabian Horse Farm, doctor, Sganarelle. Doris May­ people reside within the 3,712 ivltles in the first year for
in Oregon City, with Miss nard will play Martine, his wife. square miles of the four-county TWA PA will include surveys
Shockey and our co-leaders, Major supporting roles will be area, which is uniquely situated. of Industrial plants, which will
Mrs. R. J. Burrell and Mrs. handled by Carole Funnell, Immediate planning and action Include notification of violations
W. Jones. We saw several Ara­ James Mayer, Randy Smith, Pat must take place in order to with recommendations for con­
bians, 1 Tennessee Walker Torelle, Judith Koonce and Stan prevent air pollution conditions trol and providing set times
Pony,
and 1 thou rough bred Tim perley.
similar to those existing
in for compliance; Investigating
The play, being produced by “smogged” Los Angeles and complaints regarding excessive
the Mt. Hood College drama other major cities.
air pollution; controlling open
class, is under the direction
Medical statistics prove that burning of combustible refuse;
air
Michael D. Hays, 1205 E. of David Spooner, speech and airborne particles and gasses collecting and analyzing
Powell, Gresham, has affiliated drama instructor. Costumes are responsible for causing and samples; preventing air pollu­
with the Naval Air Reserve are being designed by Linda aggravating an increased num­ tion by disseminating helpful
ber of respiratory diseases Information and working with
at the Naval Air Station, Seattle. Wright.
Early reservations are ad­ being found In cities and areas planning and zoning agencies.
He has been assigned to Patrol
vised because of limited seat­ where serious air pollution pro­
Air pollution problems do not
Squadron (VP) 891.
respect political boundaries.
Hays enlisted in the U.S. Navy ing capacity. Call 665-1131. blems exisL
In Oregon we think of our Consequently air contaminant
in 1962 and served at naval air
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
mountains, streams and lakes controls will be extended on an
station at Sangley Point in the
and associate ourselves with the Interstate basis.
Philippine Islands, and Calif­
AS USUAL ON
clean outdoor life. But this
Proper precaution and action
ornia and Texas.
MONDAY, NOV. 28th
outdoor atmosphere would soon by responsible authorities can
As a Weekend Warrior he will
become a thing of the past If prevent conditions sich as pre-
meet with his squadron one
Orient school fifth grade stu­ the newly formed Columbia- sently exist over many at our
weekend a month. A Navy air­
Air
Pollution major cities.
lift transports Oregon re­ dent Doug Bell was top sales - Willamette
Hive • Happy Thanksgiving Day!
The proposed cost for clean
servists to and from Portland man in a recently completed Authority (CWAPA) falls
magazine sales campaign at
Although this is the first re- air on a regional basis will be
and (he naval air station.
Hays is married to the for­ the school. Bell recorded sub­ glonal control authority of Its;'Jut twenty-four cents per capita
type, formed by contract be­ per year, a price we can well
mer Miss Dianne Rathbun of scription sales of $137,29.
Total sales for the drive tween a central city, Portland, afford to pay.
Kennewick, Wash. She Is now a
and surrounding
counties,
Navy WAVE stationed at the amounted to $1,771.42.
In addition to individual priz­ under the Clean Air Act, Pub­
Naval Air Station, Corpus
‘Til next Wednesday,
es, the students earned enough lic Law 88-206 at 1963, this
Christi, Texas.
STAN SKOKO
Hie Navy veteran graduated in the drive to purchase new area has enjoyed the benefits
Clackamas County
volleyball
uniforms
for
eighth
SANDY, OREGON
from Sandy Union High School
at the City of Portland Air
Commissioner
grade
girls.
in 1961.
Quality Control program which
4-H Round-Up
Kelso
Church of God
MHCC Sets
First Drama
Production
ir Clackamas County
Commissioner Reports
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