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4 THE SAN DY (O rt.) POST Thur»., June 13, 1968 (Sac. 1) Club H o o d W o m e n 's P.M/s Daughter Wins Scholarship Installs Officers Immanuel Lutheran Church Installation of officers fur the Koodiani WomaiVs Club was held at the Lo« Ixd g a June 3. New o fficer» a re : Preaid «nt, Georgia Varm aa»; vice .p r e s i dent, M arge Cat others; 2nd vice president, Vivian C o llie r; Sec re ta ry , B itille Crambo. T re a s u r e r , Velina lleShaaer; and H is to rian , Ann Shaw. M em bers - at - larg e : M a r l- jane Jackson, Kuby Cano aid Judy Jensen, Nominating Com m itte e , Naomi B lais d e ll, Lois R ice, M ardell B a essler, F lo r ence Simmons an l Luann Sw an son. The new officers w ere Installed by past-president, E i leen A n lerson . Morning Servicer 10 30 o r Sunday School 9 15 o.r A Cordial Welcome ii intended to All PASTOR WAITER IUEDTKE 664-499, - Home 664-4232 - Church Community Presbyterian Church Sundoy School 9 45 a m Morning Services 11 o m Wertmintter Fellowship High School Group TOO prn Nursery Core Duong Worjh p Proctor and University Sobboth School 9.Ó0AM Morning S ervi« 11 00 AM You Are Welcome Postor George W. Chamber, 668-4990 Home 664-6144 Church A Community Church w»thout o membership You W ill Be Welcome* 9 45 am 11 00 arr 7-8:15 pm Thyro E Strond. Minister 622-3260 BY Personalized Flowers for All Occasions W EDDING S HOSPITALS FUNERALS V o i Kirk's Florist 125S0 S E 761-2662 Division BETROTHED is Mary Kathleen Pittman, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pittman, Rt. 2, Box 464, Boring. Her fiance is Howard R. Davis III, son of the Howard Davises of Reno. A Sep tember wedding is planned. The bride - elect is a Gresham student and her fiance is a math major at Oregon State university. 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Hite then walked on four ten and walked th ree, and a l lowed only one Gopher to get straight pitches, stole second, past second base. Jay Masslth went to third on a w iki pitch, opened the fourth with a walk and then two outs la te r scor and took third on a throwing ed on a w ild pitch. Tom W ilcox got the only tut e r r o r , he then was safe at the plate on M a rtin 's wild pitch, of the game off M a rtin , a sin but la te r a fte r a heated argu gle just by shortstops L a rry m ent, the run was disallow ed, Moody's glove In the secord because the h itte r David Sin c la ir had not reported to the U m pire that he was in the game, although he had pitched Sandy 010 000 0-153 the inning before. Gresham 000 000 0-010 B lo tter Says * 50 N E 2ND The Sandy Business and P ro - fesslo iu l Women's Club w ill hold their Installation of o f ficers Wednesday, June 10, at 7 p.nt. at T .J .'a Restaurant. For reservations contact Gladys Cannon o r Sara B erger by M otday, June 17. Men’ s orlon dress socks in assorted colors and sues. Boys' Baseball 7 30 pm WIRE SERVICE BPW Installation Dated Assorted Orion A DINNER PARTY at the home of Mr. and M rs. Leo Anderson of Rt. 1, Sandy, on May 12, was the occasion for announcing the en gagement of their daughter, Mary Anderson, to Michael Monaghan. Miss Anderson attended Multnomah Junior College in Portland and Central Oregon College, in Bend following her graduation from Sandy Union High School in 1965. She is now employed as a secretary for the firm of Willard Johnson C.P.A. In P ort land. Her fiance, the son of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Monaghan of Brightwood, attended Mult nomah Junior College and Is now serving in the Coast Guard stationed aboard the U.S.C.G.C. Staten Island. He is also a 1965 SUHS graduate. Tentative plans are for a November wedding. Between Sandy and Brightwood Bible Study (Thur.) The Clackamas County A s sociateti Chambers of C o m m erce w ill hold their monthly meeting at the VlgZag Inn at 12 noon on Monday, June 17. HAPPy FATHER'S DAK WEDDING BELLS WILL RING in late June for Linda Ranae Haak and William Michael Gurney. The pair have chosen Immanuel Lutheran church in Sandy for their wedding. The bride--she’s the daughter of Mr. and M rs. R. C. Haak Sr., Rt. 1 Box 350, Boring, graduated from Sandy high school. Her fiance is the son of Mrs. Catherine Gurney. Tustin. Cal. He attended California Schools and is employed in Portland. The Chapel of the Hills B.bte School Morning Worship Evening Service M eet all the gifts that say} Porjonoge 668-4594 REV. E. L NEUENFELDT Sandy Seventh-Day Adventist Church July M etsger, a 1U0H gradu ate of Centennial High School, has been selected to receive the Oregon Postm aster's schol arship aw ard. This award is given annually to the son or daughter of an Oregon Post m aster by the National Asso ciation of Postmasters of the U .S ., Oregon Chapter No. 11. Ju ly is the daughter of Sandy Postm aster John R, Metsgei a id w ill use her scholarship to further her education at O .C .E . Chamber Ast’n to Perfect for Father’ s Day giving Band style razor for Father's Dot 1« Euch so / King Combo pi|»e Ira i and K m ,-w rist Fiatine CREST Regular or mint flavor...regular 74? M a rtin and W illia m s; Douglass S inclair (3) and W ilco x, W - M a r tin 2 -0 L - Douglass 0 -1 By LILLIAN TEN EYCK Recently, L ib ra ria n , Eunice B arnum , called my attention to the book/ Oregon Poets, edited bu the House of Henry H a r r i son Poetry Publishers, Sixth A ve. N .Y . She said I would find some contributions from Sandy Poets. So I wasn’ t surprised when I read five very charming poems by Em m a Bennett M ille r but in Sandy we always called her M rs . JJ d . M ille r . When I f ir s t knew h er, she and her husbaid lived on a farm in Sandy Ridge. A s is te r-in -la w , Ivy V a re tti, boarded w ith them w hile she was teaching the Sandy Ridge School. So we saw the M ille rs often. I think M rs . M ille r was rather lonely on the farm as before they the farm they lived in town. I believe M r . M ille r had been a teacher. However she beautifully overcame her loneliness at least outwardly but in one of her lovely poems. Illu sio n s, I think she expressed some of her feelings. Another poem, The Empty Room, may have re ferred to her only son who was killed in eastern Oregon in a clash betw een the cattlem en and sheep m en. A lovely poem Is Spring W aking, a description of what she fe lt when springtim e came. M rs . M ille r , also wrote news for the local papers as well as for Portland papers. I rem em ber her saying, " I am so c ra zy to w rite but Just haven't the tim e to do as much as I would lik e ." I heard she was working on a rather long epic. I don’ t know whether she e v e r finished It or not. Another contributor to " O r e - gon Po ets" Is M ira Ann H orn e c k e r. M rs . Hornecker, whose maiden name was Flynn, was an indomlnable lady whose In terests w ere extensive. She was a friend to anyone In need until she became bedfast a number of years before her death. In the book she has three rather long poems. M rs . Hornecker’ s parents, and other relatives are burled in the long neglected C h e rry v ille C e m etery. It seems sad t h it many of these old burial places are allowed to become desolated and overgrown with weeds and brush and so It seems to the Mountain Grange. T h e ir project this year is to resto re this one p a rtic u la r b u ria l place. The new road has bypassed it so a new one w ill have to be built and In the ce m e tery , Its e lf, tons of the blue flowered m y rtle w ill have to be removed by hand, as no powers tools can be used until some o rd er Is resto red. At the May meeting of the Mountain Grange held In the old Brightwood School House, G ran t DeShazer gave an e x cellent ta lk on the plans fo r this p ro je c t When I lived in C h e rry v ille , we had several m em o rial s e r vices in tills old cem etery. A vivid m em o ry, too, In the In dignation of the neighborhood when the farm adjoining the cem etery was sold and the new owner found throtgh a survey that p a rt of tils land was In the cem etery. Despite the pleas and offers of money from the re la tives of those burled on his p ro perty, he Insisted that the graves be removed. A number of old fam lles a re represented in the cem etery, W are s, O d ells, Shanks, and F r le ls , to name but a few but It Is thought there Is a record of the graves in Oregon C ity . This project w ill be expensive so any contribute w ill be w el come In money as w ell as In lab o r. HEAVY W OOL S K I-T Y P E sweaters should be washed by hand in lukewarm w ater, with a m ild soap. Squeeze water through the fa b ric . Rinse in w ater of the same tem perature. Bulky knits soak up lots of w ater. To speed drying after hand washing, put the sweater In the w asher, add a bath towel to balance the load, then set the dial on " s p in " . Let the machine run fo r one minute. Remove the garm ent, d ry on a flat surface after patting It back to its origin al size. • • • Jim M a rtin pitching for th e ' fir s t tim e in over a month, stopped Scappoose without a hit Thursday anl hurled an 4-1 rtctory tor the Sandy Glants( 15-16 year olds.) M a rtin , making his f ir s t s ta rt since A p ril 24th, struck out 16 and walked four, he perm itted only two base-runners after the second Inning. The only run off M a rtin was unearned as, with two out In the sixth Inning, BUI D a ile y walked a id scored when rig h t- fie ld e r Steve Truesdale muffed an easy chance on a fly -b a ll off the bat of L a rr y F u lle r, fo r a two-base e r r o r . M a rtin was supported by a seven-hit attack w ith M ike Hite and M artin getting two apiece. The Pioneers picked up a s in gle run in the second inning on M a rtin ’ s single, and la te r on Roger W illia m s ' slngle-an In field out. Sandy then scored four big runs in the fourth to jump Into a 5 -0 lead as Leon Verdoorn was safe on an e r r o r , M a r tin grounded out and Verdoorn moved up to seconl. H ite then singled, scoring Verdoorn, W il liam s was safe on an e r r o r , and an out la te r R ob(Btrd)Blg- nall singled to d rlv e ln tw o m o re runs. Three more Sandy runs w ere pushed across in the fifth as Verdoorn w alked, M artin sin gled, and both moved up on a wild pitch. Hite drove them both home with a singel, then scored on Truesdale’ s ground out Scappoose 000 001 0-104 Sandy 010 430 X -8 7 0 Y o st, Dudley (5) and Jepson, M a rtin and W illia m s , « - M a r tin L -Y o s t. • • • Transit Dollar« Alm ost 410 billio n w ill be spent in the next 10 years to build or modernize urban rapid tra n s it systems. A lread y, New Y o rk , Philadelphia, Cleveland and Chicago are modernizing th eir systems with fast, lig h t weight cars of nickel stainless steel. M a th e w s Carmel Corn P re ll Hair L ilt Special Permanent L ilt Special home permanent. Easy I p use...save 12Ç a Shampoo P re ll concentrale«! shampoo leaves hair easy to manage...save 13? 30 Gallon Galvanized Denture Adhesive Fix-O -D ent denture adhesive holds dentures firm ly in place. 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