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Thur»., Jan. I», 1967 (Sac. 1) THE SANDY (Ore.) ROST Hood-Land Happenings / Woodland By nell howe ì ¡Cl th I 3 / ¡otcS Reporter By Ht» SNOOPER Have to admit that my grand daughter was a delight to baby sit for. I actually think she had as much fun as we did. But by the end of the week she was lonesome for her own family, and was very happy to return home. Sure is quiet around here. At this writing, Milt Foot is still in the hospital, but do hope he will be able to return home very soon. Cathy and Leighton Durr were in an automobile accident last week and Cathy had to spend a couple of days in the hospital again. However, nothing ser- iews, Just bruised and badly bent, but she is able to go on working. Anna Mitchell has been in and uit d the hospital and coming along fine. Sards Ferraris still down, but by no means out. In fact he Ls talking about going back to work, and that is a good indication of returning health. Had quite a surprise last week when I received a long distance call from Charlie Side bottom in Lancaster, Pennsyl vania. Back there he is known to his radio fans, and TV fans, as Chuck Raymord. Said he Just called to chat, and find exit about the local guys and gals that he went to school with. Was a most enjoyable con versation, doubly so, because I wasn’t paying for it. We must have talked for about 20 or 30 minutes. He said to say hello to his many friends in these parts. If you haven’t had the op portunity to visit the Piano Bar at Barlow, be sure and plan to do so in the very near future. With Beet at the piano, with his enjoyable music, you will find it a most pleasant way to spend the evening. It is wonderful to listen to music that it is possible to be able to tell what it is. At least I like it that way. When I »aid ! interaled to tiiat the bus didn’t go over the Mt. Hood Community College! spend a quiet week at home, cliff and even more of a mlr- Right? So doyourduty,citizens, after ail my recent gadding acle that everyone survived (he and vote YES for the Mt, H<xd ulxiut tile hill, I meant It. accident! Community Collegel nial’» just what I’ve dune this To members d th<- Hoi «Hard past week -• stayed home! three tilings to 1X7 tralay Chamber d Commerce; Com Which wo great for me -. Iiut ( Ihui ««lay, Jan. 19): First, read missioner Stan Skoko will he lousy for the column. Staying y«rat Saidy poet, Secund, Make guest speaker at the meeting home results in little -- if any y<jui mind to vote for the Mt. tonight (Lions Hall, 8 p.m,) .. news. H« m »1 Community College Bora! to discuss zoning in Clackamas For those who have wondered Issue next Thursday; are! third, County. He will be glad to an .ibout #2 Sn<Mi|>er, Eileen And atteiri the Ho«jdland Chamber swer questions on tills topic erson, she, loo, has disappear- of Commerce meeting! and you are welcome to bring <•! Into the wixilwork for awhile. Polling place for the voter» guests to die meeting. I haven’t Call««! on her for a of the Huriland area Is Welches Contribution of late because Grade School. If you are un NOTE TO THE BOSS-LADY: Eileen herself has b#en a bit familiar with what this bill is Thanks for the photo d Molly- under the weather. First she all alxaut -. y«ra certainly can’t the-Hor .e, whom we have re had a bud track, then a bit of blame the Sandy Post. This is named Moliy-the-Ham because the current flu-type bug that OIM' paper you can’t read are! of It! CAROL MEIER seems to !«■ making tin- rounds still be uninform««! about the BYE NOW, SNOOP (41) and Hi rough । xi t it all she lias been “on Call,” so to speak, because her mother, who lives In Portlarai, has liven ill. Na- tuially, Eileen lias been doing much running back ami foi th 3WS from Fardo fmoL /Y-J * tie tween the mountain ami th«- city. By SALLY SEYMOUR The installation of new d- Madison; hope, Lenna Swails; 2 79-6360 For those who have miss««! flcers d Mt. View Assembly faith, Dee Arm Rader; treas Eileen’s share m Huudland The Grange Hume Ec club taking. She is very enthusiastic *46 of the International Order urer, Kathy Harrison; record Happenings -- she has prom had a cute idea for a special about their teaching methids d Rainbow for Girls will be er, Bonnie Bender; drill lead ised to take over again th«* meeting. They held a come- and the course given. I plan on held Saturday, Jan. 21, at the er, Llrala Keyser; love, Melva column after next. O.K.? a»-y«xi-are-when-called party. taking it next year so I would Sandy Masonic Hall at 8 p.m. Richey; religion, Sandy Eri; Carol Meier, daughter of Mr. nature, Elizabeth Reckman, im- I hope all you Chinese Food When l was called, or you know what to do in case of an Could call it caught, I was Susan Medders; accident. Everybody living on and Mrs. Earl S. Meier, Rt. mortality, fans haw discovered Wongs) 2, Boring, will be Installed as fidelity, wearing a terry cloth robe prior Anita Schneider; or using die Estacada highway We »to|>|»<«! In for dinner last patriotism, Shirley Gannon; should take the course because Worthy Advisor. week arai found the f«xjd aid t<> taking .i bath. Unfortuntely, Other officers to be installed service, Teresa James; chap service excellent. If you’ll I couldn’t got to the party be chances are very good that at the meeting are: cause the baby was sick with a lain, Laurel Swails; confidential some day you might need it pardon the Iran -- this Is one cold. Phew! The ladles that Worthy associate advisor, observer, Charlotte Hames; badly. time Wong is Wight! In fact, The combined mothers club Kay Kirby; charity, .Marilyn outer observer, Mary Jo Mad we had sweet ara! sour ¡>ork could make II, were decked out In a splendid assortment ison; musician, Bobbi Kubin; for Eagle Creek and Barton that was comparable to that and choir director, Marilyn which we had in Singapore — of at-home wear. The party was grade schools, are having a Dove. are! we thought It would take held at Betty Bols, where the bake sale at Horner’s Market, ladles enjoyed brunch and a on Feb. 11 at 10 a.m. All another trip to Singapore to The Installing officers will find It again! (In case you’re real good time. 1 hope we have mothers are ask«! to contri be Carol Huston, worthy advi interested -- American style more d that type of party bute their favorite khri of cake, The Mountain Grange had as sor, Cheryl Hames, Kathy from now on, It sounds like cookies, etc. This is very im Chinese fi«d Is just that — honored guests at the January Searls, Mrs. Helen Nelson, and lots of fun, and I’ll sure watch portant, as the proceeds go to strictly American! th«» “deli 9th business meeting, Neil Cul Mrs. Ruth Loundree. Gresham what I’m wearing when I answer buy ralny-day games for the cacies” we found in th«- Orient lison, Clackamas, County De Molay, with Eric Sandstrom the phone! school that needs them badly. Grange Pomona Deputy, and as Master Counselor, will con were really “something else!” Donna Boesen is putting out The proceeds from the last Some d th«' Cantonese for! Mrs. Shirley Cullison, State duct the crowning ceremony. an urgent call for 4-H leaders. project, went to finish ¡raying was excellent -- like the sweet Youth Director. Each one gave All friends are invited to the They have many children who for the TV set the children had aid sour |»ork -. but some d it a special report outlining the installation. would like to join a sewing worked so hard to buy. was almost trayong description. Grange Work and Services to the or livestock club, but no adulLs Phyllis Stratton is the new Community. Other guesLs in It twk real courage -- but who would consider leadir« Avon lady for part of Eagle cluded Mr. and Mrs. John Ludi We tried to eat some of their them. Do you realize there Ls Creek. If you need anything, from the Sandy Grange, whoas- everyday tyj>e fare -. such as only one 4-H club in all d give her a Jingle on the phone, Shark Fin soup and frl«i eels. sisted in the business of the Eagle Creek. The childrenben- or the walkie-talkie! evening. Th«' tru'd eels were served eflt so much from the 4-H Pansy Andrews enjoyed din Six new members who re in what looked like black grease or oil -- and you know what -. programs that It seems a shame ner with Elsie Hale in Estaca ceived their first and second it tasted like it too! If one could that none d the parents care da, Monday night. Don’t forget degrees were Mr. and Mrs. enough to spend a little time for . . . Knitting at Pansy Andrew’s din«' In the Orient bllnifokied Wengstrom of Rhododendron, •o1 with a clothespin on the such a worthwhile activity. Don Friday. Bring a sack lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rawland na would be glad to explain the Norman Shaw is now working and Mrs. Grace Lamb and Mrs. nose . . . well who knows -- 4-H program to anybody inter at Coffleld’s market in Currins- Terry Lamb, all of Sandy. as fur Yours Truly -- give me ested. You get more out of it vllle. Vivian says their bargain The business of the evenly Chinese foul a-la Wongs any than you put in It! Just give it a room is rearranged now and time! included a Legislative Report try and you won’t regret it. stock full of bargains. Last time by Bruce Opperman, an Agri Another worthwhile organi I was there, they even had SHORT SHOTS: cultural Report by Andrew Mc zation for the children, is Sego on sale! Doily and Mort Fouch re Donald and a Grange Insurance» Junior Grange. It’s a fraternal I would be very glad to hear Report by our Grange Agent turned from visiting friends organization with high ideals from people with news for my at Tacoma . . . Mrs. Ron Mrs. Maude McDonald in which and tries to teach the children (Christina) Sarin return««! to to be useful and helpful mem- column. Just give me a call she reported on Ten Steps for anytime! Defensive Driving. A Financial her home in California after bers d their community and a visit at the home d her Report was given by Suzanne country. All children have an Me Donald. parent», the William Aralersons office and participate equally Camp Fire Council Hhuddhnil ton . . . Bill In the various contests and ac To Hold Annual Meeting Plans were made for the next Spencer is now working at The annual meeting of the Visitation by our Grange #926 tivities the group carries out. Thuiderhead Ledge while wife, You can actually tell the dif Clackamas County Council d to attend Damascus Grange on Nancy, runs the Log Ledge ference in children that have Camp Fire Girls will take place February 11th, at 8 p.m. and at Rhody, participated in 4-H or Junior Monday, Jan. 23, at Rex Putnam present the evening program Birthday greetings to Grange programs. They have high school beginning with a din with an educational, recre Michelle Bartruff, Cherrle more self-confidence and aren’t ner to be served promptly at 7 ational and inspirational theme. Cartwright ant! Eileen Ander- afraid to try new things. The p.m. There are now 25 Granges in son . . . Happy Anniversary to programs are particularly good Speaker for the evening will Clackamas County. The next Social Meeting of the Gen«' Colliers and the Vil Jo for shy or reserved children. be the Honorable Clay Myers, Hillends . . . Glad to hear the The dues are .40 a year, with newly appointed Oregon Secre Mountain Grange #926 will be held Monday, January 23rd, at Wemme branch d the Clacka a .25 Initiation fee. Now is a tary d State. mas County Bank will be open good time to look into Junior Local awards will be present the Grange Hall on Sleepy Hol ing for business Tuesday, Jan. Grange because it’s their cen ed to the outstanding volunteers low Drive. Grange members and 31 -- on die 50th anniversary tennial year and they are look throughout the council. In addi- friends are cordially invited. tion, the coveted National Membership Chairman, Maud of th«> opening of the Clackamas ing for new members. County Bank at Sandy! Open Awards will be presented to MacDonald, can be contacted at The Eagle Creek church held House at the new bank will be their annual business meeting leaders and board members who 668-4822, Sandy. Saturday, Jan. 28. after a delicious pot luck din have given exceptional service 1 understand the shuttle bus ner. It is reported that there to Camp Fire Girls. Entertainment will be by from Timberline Ludge toGuv- are many good cooks in Eagle Initiation of six members of ernment Camp overturned last Creek. This Is a fact that my “The Cavaliers,” popular sing Mountain Grange was conducted ing group from Clackamas high night (Monday) at Dead Man’s scale and I learned quickly after school. by Sandy Grange at their meet Curve. It was the 9:30 run air! attending many meetings where ing Saturday in the Grange Hall. the passengers were mostly refreshments were served. Rex Putnam high school is Ice Cream Bars Following the initiation at employees of Timberline Anyway, they had a very good located at 4950 S. E. Roethe Rd. noon, the 35 members and For the Children between Milwaukie and Glad Ludge. I understand no one was meeting aid elected David Jay guests present enjoyed a pot seriously injured, although two and Steven Duy, as elders d I stone. when accompanied luck dinner. A program of sing people were hospitalized in the church for three years. ing and reading was presented by an adult The recent space accom Gresham. The bus Is said to be It will take that long to get plishments prove thatmancould in the afternoon, and reports a total loss. It hit th«» guard their names straight. safely walk in space. Now, if from the various committees rail at Dead Man’s Curve and Birley Hackerott is taking we could only solve the prob were made to the group. apparently bounced off and her final examinations for the lem on earth.--Danvllle (Ind.) turned over. It was a miracle red cross course she has been CLASSIFIED ADS PAY Gazette. SALLY'S ALLEY ® Mt. View Rainbow Installation Set MT. GRANGE ............................... . Jennie Welch called me last week. She had received a note from Jo Drips, who is back east, and enclosed was a news- paper article from the Chicago Tribune. The fullowing is the article as it appear««!: Forney and Bernice Buchanan spent the weekend In Reno. Have to find out when they get back how much money they won. Ha-Ha! INTREPID MAN The guide for an expedition into unknown Mayan Jungleswill be Claude Gudge of Zig Zag. Perhaps of no great conse quence In itself, but, well, Claude Gudge of Zig Zag? Of ccrarse Claude wasn’t the guide, trat he was there, are! from the article, I would gather that csir eastern brethren have never heard of Zig Zag before or of the name Gudge, but now they have. And once again our small metrepolis makes itself known. Between our area and Warm Springs Indians atKah-Nee-Ta, the east coast is going to know we are present. The Mt. Hood Genealogical Forum will hold their regular monthly meeting Saturday, Jan. 21, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., in the Carpenter’s Union Hall, 616 Madison St., Oregon City. Mrs. Edwin ( Nadine) White- man will speak on “Genealo gical Charts” at 1 p.m.; Guests are more than welcome. The chances cl your car be ing stolen rose from 1 in 203 in 1948 to 1 in 157 in 1965, according to the Insurance In formation Institute. There were 486,568 cars stolen last year, many d them by thieves who found the cars unlocked and keys in the ignition switch. 773 Dew Drop Inn WE WISH YOU CONTINUED SUCCESS IN YOUR NEW LOCATION AND YOUR NEW BUILDING The Sandy Post ... , -,, - „ CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR OPENING Charles T. Parker Building and Construction Co The New Dew Drop Inn wishes to extend to all _____ an invitation to stop by during their Grand Opening and enjoy a cup of coffee and a piece of cake, while examining their big new Restaurant, Bar and Banquet Room-Fri Sat., Jan. 20>21 SANDY GRANGE REE Coffee and Cake Ample Off Street Parking RESTAURANT HOURS Fridays and Saturdays 6 a.m. 'til 3:30 a.m WEEKDAYS TO THE NEW DEW DROP INN We are proud you chose to use our TORGINOL, Seamless, Waxless Floor and Wall Covering, in your beautiful new inn. Smoke's Painting and Decorating ___ __ __ 668-6565 We Will Cater to Banquets THE NEW DEW is located DROP in the INN THRIFTWAY Shopping Center
