Thur»., Oct. 10, 1968 (See. 1) THE SANDY (Ora.) POST
Hood-Land
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Happenings
SNOOPER
According
to Webster’s ,
“ Olio” means a hodgepodge. .
and that Is exactly what you’re
gonna get this week!
Carol Schnare
presented
hubby Keith, with a 9 lb.l4oz.
boy Oct. 5, whose name Is
James Brian Schnare! (The cast
o t Ten Nights In A Bar-Room
heaved a big sigh of relief be
cause It was beginning to look
like James was planning his
arrival for opening night and
this could have posed a few
problems since Keith Is In the
play.)
Clyde Woodard of the Forest
Service had a special interest
In the World Series - his
nephew, Norm Cash, plays with
the Detroit Tigers!
Gen and Glenn Mortimer are
home from their vacation. They
traveled through eight states
and had a great time,
Katie Hackett, also home
from vacation, is being teased
by pals for getting lost while
visiting Joshua Tree, Calif.
Joshua Tree isn’t that big, and
Katie used to live there. For
nine years, yet! ( Better stick
to Zigzag, Katie, where we can
keep an eye on you!)
Gloria and Tom Swanton took
their Apaloosas to a show at
Eugene last weekend and added*
two more ribbons to their
rapidly growing collection. Hie
current total is eleven! Both
the mare and colt won ribbons.
Bob Williams came up with
a double-eagle on the fifth
hole of Bowman’s Golf Club
last week! Congratulations!
Joe Hillend is back at Bow
man’s now,providingfine music
for listening and dancing. Wel
come home, Joe!
*****
Congratulations to
Martha
and Rudy Krebs who celebrate
their 40th, anniversary today,
Oct. 10. Martha’s birthday is
on the 13th and daughter,Esther
Lymp, has one on the 10th.
Also celebrating special oc
casions this week are Eileen
and Bill Anderson, whose an
niversary is the 11th, and their
twins, Eric and Chris, whose
birthday is the 9th.
Birthday greetings, also, to
Evelyn Monaghan and
Don
Vandenberg, who is the only
one I know who has two birth
days! (Ask him how this hap
pened, as I couldn’t explain
it if I had all day!)
* * * *
Someone left a “ Arnold Pal
mer” windbreaker (44) at the
Lions Hall. Call me if it be
longs to you!
Kay Bechtold is working for
the Lions year ‘round! She has
already collected a dolar for
the turkey shoot next July!
Gay Saunders of Gay’s Kache
is doing a fashion show at the
Tyee Yacht Club in Portland,
Wednesday night, Oct. 16. Call
Gay if you would like to go.
Guests are welcome.
Pete Carlson, and wife Jane,
are a delightful addition to the
Sandy Hood land area! They are
most eager to meet everyone,
so if you can possibly make it,
visit them during their Open
House this Saturday, Oct. 12
at Carlson’s Chevrolet inSandy.
( Ralph Richardson couldn’t
have found nicer people to sell
his business to!)
three million members and half
a million adult leaders.
National 4-H Club Week coin
cides with re-organization of
clubs and the organization of
new clubs, according to Harold
Blacx and Georgene Dershon,
County Extension Agents. They
state that now is the time to
join a 4-H Club.
Boys and girls from 9 to
18 years of age are eligible
to join 4-H. A wide variety
of projects are available for
those wishing to join. Projects
include clothing, foods, horse,
nearly all type of livestock,
dogs, flower growing, vegeta
ble gardening, forestry, geo
logy, entomology, outdoorsman,
archery,
gun safety e le c
tricity,
tractor,
folk
and square dancing, leather-
craft, photography, outdoor
cooking, home improvement,
canning and
freezing,
and
others.
Persons wishing further in
formation may contact a 4-H
leader in their area, or the
County Extension office, 256
Warner Milne Road, Oregon
City. The telephone is 656-
2641, extension 358.
Alumni of Sandy Union High
School will meet at 8 p.m.
Monday, Oct. 14, at the home
of Mrs. Harold (Betty May)
Penner to make plans tor the
annual Sandy Alumni dinner-
dance. Mrs. Penner’s address
is Rt. 2, Box 481-B , Carpenter
Lane fti., Gresham.
For further information call
Mrs. Patty Dahrens, 668-6401;
Gwen Crutcher, 663-5889; Mrs,
Harold Penner, 663-3677; or
Mrs. James May, 658-2502.
Sandy, Gresham
Participate in SAM
Zone Meeting GARDEN CLUB
The Mt. Hood Zone Wom
en’s Missionary league will
meet Oct. 17 at 10 a.m. The
meeting will be held at Our
Savior Lutheran church, 11100
NE Skidmore St.
Gresham and Sandy churches
will participate.
The theme “ Open My Eyes,
Illumine Me” will be carried
out with Bible study led by
Rev. Paul Frank and Rev. D el
bert Schroeder, executive s e c
retary of the Northwest D is-
»trict of the Lutheran church,
GATHERED ROUND’ THE BAR of the “ Sickle & Sheaf’ tavern set in
Missouri Synod, will speak on
“ Ten Nights In A Bar-Room’’ during rehearsal break are, left to right,
the "Proposed Fellowship with
Tulia Phelps, Roy Carothers, Ann . Shaw, Charlie Sperr, Arnie Arneson,
the American Lutheran church.
Keith Schnare, Betty Gester and Garnett Yancey.
(Post Photo)
The women of the American
Lutheran church within the
style entertainment, this will Mt. Hood Zone will be special
The Chamber of Commerce on the ballot!)
guests.
Thanks kindly for the de be a hard show to beat!
Prize Night will be this F ri
Luncheon will be served and
day , Oct. 11, at the Alpine licious nuts. It w asa very apro
It has been suggested that
Hut. Buffet at 6:30, games at pos gift! (Was it "nuts to a there be a special presentation baby sitting will be provided for
8 p.m. In case you are won nut” or "nuts from a nut” ??? of the show for young people aH pre-school children.
dering; when the Mountain play Anyway, you’reSnoops’ favorite at a later date. This is a fine
Eastern Star Dates
ers selected the date for Ten "fan” and I’m drolling over the idea as the show itself is fine
Nights In A Bar-Room, it was new Hermes Ambassador E lec for youngsters and the only
Special Meeting
early last summer. We tried tric typewriter. When I make reason they can’t attend this
Mountain View Chapter *125
to avoid the first weekend of my first million, I’ll place an weekend is because of the
Order
of the Eastern Star, will
qrderl
(
But
don’t
hold
your
“
suds”
part
of
the
"SUDS
’N
hunting season and completely
SING” affair, being sponsored held a special meeting, Friday,
forgot the Chamber has a Prize breath!)
* * * *
Oct. 11, at 8 p.m ., for the of
by the Women’s Club.
Night the second Friday of each
ficial
visit of Mrs. Grace I.
This
weekend
is
the
BIG
If
I
could
think
of
anything
month during the fall and winter
Too bad these affairs coincided one for the many people who else to say, to encourage you Ewing, Grand Conductress of
and all the more reason to have labored long and hard on to attend the SUDS ’N SING the Grand Chapter of Oregon,
have a special calendar listing the TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR nights, this weekend, I would, who will hold a School of
all the established dates of ROOM production! Their efforts but since I can’t, I’ll close for Instruction,
While in Sandy, Mrs. Ewing
meetings, etc. for the various de erve a "full-house” , Fri now with high hope of seeing
groups in Hoodland! (This is day, Oct. 11 and Saturday, Oct. you at the Mt. Hood Lions Pav will be the house guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry H. Cole. Mem
something Yours Truly has been 12. ( Besides , if you miss ilion Theater, at 8 p.m ., Friday
bers and visitors are welcome
suggesting for several years seeing this one, your’e gonna or Saturday night! Bye now
to come to the meeting. Re
and I certainly wish one of the hate yourself! It’s that good!) SNOOP
freshments
will be served.
The
cast
is
comprised
of
a
P.S,
Don’t
forget
to
contact
organizations would take it on
Hostesses and host for the
bunch of mountain “ hams” you Doug Blaisdell or Conrad Hower
as a project!)
all know and they are really to renew your subscription to îefreshm ents will be Mrs, Sue
* * * *
NOTE TO: “ Uncle Better- great! The Olio Acts, between the Sandy Post! We want one Johnson, Mrs. Bertha King,
absolutely de of our mountain boys to win Mrs. L eslie K. Cole and Harry
Buy” Baxter of Paso Robles, scenes, are
H. Cole.
lightful
too.
For
real Cabaret- that Honda! Right?
Calif. As “ characters” go, you,
Sir, obviously belong in Hood-
Ian - not in Paso Robles!
Don’t know when I’ve hSt! more
fun! Goin^through all the par
phanalia you sent took me two
hours! I didn’t dare m iss a page
of reading, for fear I might m iss
another notation from you. I
loved the “ Snoopy For P resi
dent” pin and stickers {(Shucks,
if I’d just thought of it sooner,
I could have placed my name
Farmers Face
Weed Problems
Reduced Yields
With nearly half the Willa
mette Valley grass seed fields
yet unburned, growers face
severe weed control problems
and the possibility of reduced
yields next year.
Rex Warren, Oregon State
University
extension farm
crops specialist, said this
week that because of the un
usual weather conditions this
year, growers could begin ap
plying herbicides now or as
soon as the weather turns cool
or rainy again. Most chemicals
need good soil moisture for best
results.
Fields that were burned prior
to the August rains and have al
ready had a spray application
should not be retreated until
after mid-October, Warren
said.
Dr. Orvid Lee, USDA agro
nomist, advises growers
to
harrow fields before spraying
to reduce scattering straw or
due before apply-
_ _
grbictdes. He said r e
s e a r c h work has shown that
yields can be reduc’d by as
much as 40 per cent if straw
is left lying on top of the
ground after harvest.
SUHS Alumni to Meet
Project Exhibits to Note
National 4-H Club Week
Clackamas County 4-H mem
bers and leaders joined other
4-H’ers throughout the nation
in observing National 4-H Club
Week, October 6-12.
"Learning to Serve” is the
theme tor this year’s obser-
vnace.
In addition to window d is
plays throughout the county,
a special exhibit is being
planned at the Oregon City Shop
ping Center. A livestock ex
hibit, showing many of the an
imals carried in 4-H projects,
will be at the Shopping Center
on Saturday, October 12. 4-H
demonstrations, a squaredanc
ing exhibition and dog obedience
are also scheduled for the 12th
at the Shopping Center.
4-H membership in Clacka
mas County now numbers 3,000
boys and girls. A total of 450
adulst serve as club leaders.
Nationally, there are nearly
Warren, said burning, har
rowing or spraying grass fields
now should not harm peren
nail yields next year as the
tillers which produce
seed
heads usually develop later in
the year.
If weeds are fairly large,
chemicals should be used at
the higher recommended rates.
O6U recommendations
tor
grass seed varieties can be
obtained at the county exten
sion offices, 665-3181.
Fields should still be burned
if
possible, according to
Warren, and straw or unburned
residue scattered prior to
chemical application.
Dr. Lee warned that apply
ing many herbicides
during
warm weather when plants are
growing vigorously can result
In stand injury.
Seaman Graduates
Seaman Apprentice Lindsey
H. Duncan, USN, 19, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Grady W. Duncan of
Sandy, has been graduated from
nine weeks of Navy basic train
ing at the Naval Training Cen
ter in San Diego, Calif.
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Plans tor the coming months
were discussed at the Oct, 7
meeting of the Sandy Area
Garden Club meeting. Hie ex
change of plants will continue.
Each member brings a slip
or a start from a plant In
her home or yard to be traded.
At a meeting in November
June Schwartz will demonstrate
how to make decorations using
dried m aterials. A Christmas
Hobby and Craft Party is being
planned
for a
December
meeting.
The first Monday of
the
months ahead will be a morning
meeting. The first
evening
meeting will be Monday, Oct.
21, at 7:30 p.m. In the Sandy
Community Action Center at
111 N. Shelley.
Surprise Party
Honors Mrs. Connell
A surprise birthday party
honoring Mrs. Glenna Connell
was held at the home of Mrs.
Pauline Moore of Sandy, Tues
day, Oct. 1.
Guests attending the party
were Christian Bostrom, Ann
Foster, Hilda Wallace, Helen
Frltsche, Marie Wunlschs, and
Mrs. Connell’s mother, Daisy
Avery.
Refreshments, consisting of a
heart shaped birthday cake,
baked by Mrs. Alice Kent of
Portland, fruit salad , mints,
tea, and coffee were served.
Mrs. Connell received many
nice gifts.
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